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    Boating into in the Wellfleet Cove in Cape Cod, the first thing I noticed was how the towering sand dunes on the peninsula protected the still, glassy waters within it from wind. The cove was a sanctuary from my anxious life I led at home. My anxiety causes me to have to look at the future as an overwhelming heap of events with a variety of possible outcomes. I remind myself everyday to take things one step at a time so as not to get ahead of myself in a moment. But in the cove, I need not worry…

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    He was nine years old when he watched his older brother’s hand get cut off by a lawnmower. Jealousy had infested him earlier that afternoon, when Alex announced that he was going to cut the grass and no, only he was going to do it. His small fists were tight with envy as he watched Alex start that gloriously loud machine that throttled back onto itself as though having a fit, spewing blades of grass like curses, reeking of greasy black gasoline. The monster spasmed and bucked under Alex’s grip…

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    Ocean Creative Writing

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    Approaching the crest of the dune with palpable expectation, I glimpsed the height of the swell, curling around the horizon. My thoughts became muted as I whisked down the path with my board clanging against my side. Strapping in, I was soon drifting down the beach inches at a time, my feet dangling numb to the hypothermic waters. As the sun was just a few hours from setting into the waving seagrass, thoughts became gradually amplified as a feared local was anticipated to arrive; the…

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    The invention of the airplane is most likely the most important innovations in transportation. The airplane industry is enormous; In 2016, the industry generated 501 billion US dollars. The question is why are airplanes so popular. Well, airplanes are able to drastically cut down on travel times. Although the airplane is extremely important for transporting, airplanes do have some drawbacks. For example, airplanes release harmful substances into the atmosphere. The airplane was invented by…

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    Implicit Attitude Changes

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    The journal name is Journal of Experimental Social Psychology and the article I have selected is Understanding patterns of attitude change: When implicit measures show change, but explicit measures do not (2008), written by Bertram Gawronski and Etienne P. LeBel. The main purpose of this study is to recognize the changes on implicit but not explicit measures. Researchers did this so they would have more insight on the attitude changes that coincide with implicit and explicit changes. They have…

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    The Girl Who Identified Literary Techniques in Dr. Sacks’ Work In order to be an effective science writer, one must clarify their writing and ideas and captivate and convince his or her readers in their articles. Dr. Oliver Sacks’ article “The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat” successfully clarifies, captivates and convinces readers using various literary techniques that are common to both Science writers and English literary writers. Throughout the passage Sacks utilizes simile as a way to…

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    Atonement Essay

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    The author-Ian McEwan, one of the most influential writers in modern Britain, was born in a poor working family in Alder shot and graduated from Sussex University. He has resolute characters, sharp mind and assiduous exploration spirit. By delicate and trenchant writing style, he is adept at outline a variety of anxiety and fear on people’s mind, and he focuses on violence, death, sensual desires, good and evil. The majority of his novels reflect the dominating forces of sex and the distortion…

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    This does not support good cropping or pasture growth. Additionally as he soil does not have good structure it often forms dunes, as the sand particles are too heavy to be picked up by the wind. Additionally, good management is needed for a successful pasture as often nutrients can be easily leached through the soil profile. The PRSIAV is 25 for the site, and could be expected…

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    How well does the Phillip island nature park fulfil its criteria for accreditation as an “Advanced Ecotourism” venue? Definition of topic: The Phillip Island Nature Park, which includes the Penguin Parade, the Koala Conservation Centre, Churchill Island, and the Nobbies Centre, states it has achieved the full criteria for being an Advanced Ecotourism venue. The Advanced Ecotourism certification is the highest level ecotourism a venue can earn. To achieve this, a venue must sustain the criteria:…

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    However, there are multiple sources that show that, in the end, nuclear is cheaper than solar. One example hits close to home, claiming that "The Vogtle nuclear plants coming online near Atlanta generate a kilowatt of power at half the cost of Crescent Dunes Solar Facility" (Trembath 4). Therefore, it seems very logical to use nuclear because it provides the most effectiveness for the financial cost. Another cost outside of finance is that nuclear power plants are catastrophic if they meltdown,…

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