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    Epilogue About Tigers

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    lake. A week full of smiles, and laughter, and dirt, and fire and my daddy. Instead I was stuck with the animal activists. Chloe and Jolie had never even seen Finding Nemo because their parents protested fish tanks! “How did you sleep,…

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    Ellen Degeneres Essay

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    The world became more joyful on January 26, 1958, at Ochsner Foundation Hospital in Jefferson, Louisiana. On this day Ellen DeGeneres was born to, mother, Betty Pfeffer DeGeneres and, father, Elliot DeGeneres. Betty DeGeneres had been married for a year when she was 19 years old before meeting Elliot DeGeneres, claims, author, Lisa Lannucci. Elliot supported the family by selling insurance, and Betty contributed by carrying a variety of jobs throughout the years. Ellen also had an older brother…

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    What’s going on under the sea? There are many fan made speculations of the show “SpongeBob square pants” but the main one we will be looking at is the seven deadly sins and how each main character in the show correlates to each individual sin and the thought through meaning behind why each character is based on a sin from the seven deadly sins and which character hold which sin using examples from the show as well as research to help us understand more about the semiotics of a story. But First,…

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    keep him in line. Martin Agrippa is an eccentric underground filmmaker and winner of the fictional Golden. Even his more family-friendly characters, such as Bruce, the animated leader of the “Fish-Friendly Sharks” from the Disney Pixar film “Finding Nemo” display a level of __ playful__, often contradicting themselves without sacrificing their authenticity for a moment . Portraying such a diverse array of richly expressive, almost autonomous characters with the amount of sincerity and finesse…

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    Kurt Vonnegut could twist the world like M.C. Esher on acid. His controversial humor and style shattered my twelve year-old world of He-Man and arcade games, only to replace it with dick jokes and a new world of literature that liberated my mind and influenced my own writing. One day in the spring of 1995 I attended a physics demonstration at my middle school that would change how I viewed literature. What does physics have to do with literature? Well, the physics provoked but the…

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    social norm to treat the poor with less respect and dignity. We act as if the status of their wealth makes them less human, not even worthy of the acknowledgment of their presence. On the contrary, people flock to the rich like the seagulls in “Finding Nemo”. Enter into any “upper class society”, you will hear the constant, ”Mine! Mine! Mine!” as they talk of their wealth and possessions. If we saw Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, at a restaurant, we would all try to talk to him or even…

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    Pale By Aristotle

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    Aristotle is interested in the discussions of primary beings and essences as an objection to Plato’s philosophy, which I will discuss various interpretations of it in this paper along with Aristotle’s account of essence and at the end, its plausibility. Aristotle begins book VII of the metaphysics by discussing substance. He believes that substance is the primary form of “being” without qualification. By “being” he means; what “something” is and its quality, quantity or anything else…

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    My Dad And My Mom

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    I am 1 of 11 children a lot of names to memorize and birthdays . Truthfully I only know 1 and that 's Kenisha my sister from my mom. My mom, Gwen only had two kids, but my biological dad, Carl has 10 including myself. I don’t really know them because my whole life I have been moving it seems like or try to manage my own life. I was very young when my mom meet my dad Brian they meet through my Aunt Nancy who was married to a man named Scott in the military and that 's how they met. They would…

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    started to open up more and now almost twenty years later everyone loves her. She inspired so many people who were scared to come out and still gives people courage to be themselves. In Obama's speech he references her movie character, Dory from Finding Nemo. "Ellen DeGeneres has showed us that a single individual can make the world a more fun, more open, more loving place, so long as we just keep swimming" (Ehrbar "Medal of Freedom"). Ellen is a very positive person and her character Dory…

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    “ Everyone here has the sense that right now is one of those moments, when we are influencing the future” (“Steve Jobs” BrainyQuote). Steve Jobs was an inventor that people will forever know and never forget. He was adopted by Paul and Clara, and eventually found his biological parents who had a daughter that they had kept. He later became good friends with his sister, and kept in touch with his biological parents(“Steven Jobs.” Newsmaker). From early on in his life, it was easily seen that Jobs…

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