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    Halloween Night Costumes

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    It was a cold, dark and dingy Halloween night. The moon was full, although it was mostly covered by weightless fog and charcoal black clouds. The sky was just as creepy as all the realistic costumes. The night was perfect for Halloween night. The crisp leaves on the trees rattled when the wind blew. When people walk on the fallen leaves, they would crunch like someone was eating potato chips. People were everywhere, walking up and down, around and through the neighborhoods. Some were wearing…

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    As the sun was going down I heard Mrs. Cindy call “Allright, Maddie, Gabby, Jessica, Hannah, Jahirah. You guys are with me.” I kissed my mother goodbye as I climbed into the car and buckled my seatbelt. I placed my backpack on the floor as the other girls began to climb in. I waved goodbye as we started to drive, and we began the trip to Camp Laughing Waters. As we drove we sang and talked to each other about our lives, it wasn’t a terribly long journey, only an hour, hour and a half. It was…

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    Rio Grande: A Short Story

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    Will they be dangerous? Will they be kids? What artillery do I need to bring? Where is Manny? Charles thinks to himself as he struggles to put his desert camouflage pants on. He is still half asleep having just rolled out of bed to answer his ringing cellular phone. It is a call from the East Rio Grande watchtower; a spotlight controlled by an immigration agent in the tower reveals a group of immigrants attempting to cross the river. The watchtower calls Charles to take care of it. He rubs his…

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    Ah, The Great Hurricane of 1938. Ever heard of it or know anything about it? Well this will be about the hurricanes surprise, weather conditions and the impacts that this had on people. This hurricane was a surprise to everyone. No one saw it coming except for one junior forecaster that tracked the exact storm. No one listened to him but if they did then the storm might not have been such a big surprise. People were not prepared for this storm at all. There were no warnings and if the other…

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    how you would survive a zombie outbreak. Here is a list of things that you will need: 1 gallon of water per person per day, stock up on nonperishable food, medications, tools and supplies (examples duct tape, utility knife, battery powered radio, flashlights, candles, lighter/lighter fluid, matches, and most importantly plenty of weapons). If possible make sure you have sanitary items, plenty of blankets, and clothing, the last thing that you should have ready is a first aid kit. You also want…

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    Chapter Twelve Frantic Flight to Yellow Rock Jacob charged across the crest, his feet beating divots into the dirt. We chased him, bolting down the far side of the rock face toward the creek, the four of us slipping on crumbling stones until we hit level ground and could climb onto our horses. I was sure Seth’s horse would barrel straight up the ridge, but she veered sharply to the left and galloped off in the opposite direction. Bane had jumped into his truck and was giving chase through the…

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    engine then he'd park on the dirt next to the ramp. I was proud that I knew how to drive the boat even though it was just to the dock. He'd hop in, sit at the steering wheel, and we'd be on our way. Usually we'd get to a spot and he'd turn on a big flashlight and I'd put a hook into a worm. He'd hook a grasshopper to his line and I have to say that I was with Nanny on that; I didn't like looking at the grasshoppers big eyes as I put a hook through its body. I was okay with the idea, in…

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    Incubation Mostly, my ideas and materials came from my closet where countless boxes live. I open the closet doors. I grab a flashlight and flash it toward boxes. Labeled boxes are stacked neatly against the wall. I start reading labels on each box. Sooner or later, I realize my labeling system is ineffective to navigate what is inside. I always enjoy the moment of not knowing. The state of not knowing or engaging with the unknown is an important aspect of my creative process. I randomly pick up…

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    He was then was pushed to the ground face forward and then hand cuffed. He was not charged with resisting arrest and so I could not understand why this brutality was necessary as my son was not armed and was simply carrying a small flashlight. Upon questioning the department, I received curt responses and told that if I wish to file a formal complaint that I could do so. I understand that the police are expected to protect the public and confront potentially violent individuals and…

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    Many people around the world have different points of views and all develop their ideas differently. Some may not understand, but varying ideas are the beauty of making new things, since people can work together to bring their own unique ideas to life. These are some of the points addressed by the article “Innovative Minds” by Janet Re-Dupree which is about a variety of different people that developed a few inventions and ideas that we still use today. He also mentions how to develop these ideas…

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