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    Li Bais poems tend to be backwards looking. The revival of the past and the „fulfillment of past promises“ is a common theme in his poems. One nod to the past is his interest in the old Chuci poems which also features supernatural phenomena. The Chuci also focuses on rare animals and plants which were believed to prolong ones life or induce trance. CL124 Which is comparable to taosit alchemy which has a similar approach. In general Li Bai was fond of many styles but also idulged in the old gu…

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    My Mother: My Best Friend

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    their grandmother or grandfather, or maybe it is an aunt or uncle they hold dear to the. And of course there are those people who choose one of their parents. The person I want you to know about is my mother. My mother will and always will be my best friend. She has always put Kimme, Jake, and me ahead of all of her wants and needs. My mom’s full name is Melissa Michelle Bayne. Her maiden name is Newman.She has always lived here in Shelbyville. She knows this town like the back of her hand.…

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    Jules’s negative behaviour and she is not recognized by who she is. After the constant insults that Baby gets from her classmates, she decides to isolate herself from everyone in the school since no one accepts her anyways: “I didn’t feel like being friends with anyone at school. It was just too hard” (O’Neill 102). The root of Baby’s problem is Jules’s negative reputation and behaviour which causes Baby to not fit in with her classmates and later isolates herself from her classmates.…

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    A Ꮬ L # ! 0 & π + Ⅹ Ȏ ( ) 1 Z [ @ ] $ ͍ 美 % - H “A”, even though the significance might seem original, this reminds me of my son’s middle name, Andrew. “Ꮬ” looks like a teddy bear that a little kid might have as a comfort and this is exactly what my son takes with him everywhere he goes, there’s not a day that goes by that he doesn’t have his stuffed bear. “L” is for the love that we have for each other even though we might sometimes cross paths, “#”, like I do with my son;…

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    Friends to Enemies In high school people lose and gain many friends. As you go through high school with all the different clubs and sports you’re going to meet a lot of people but when doing so you need to keep your real childhood friends close. They will always have your back. The author of Speak, Laurie Halse Anderson uses the character Melinda to show that you need to stay close with friends while growing up because once you lose the real ones only the fake are left. The first time the…

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    Matthew Hays Professor Belknap 9/21/2014 English 111, 8:00 Summary and Respone to “You Have No Friends” In his essay “You Have No Friends” Farhad Manjoo makes a case for the utility of Facebook. Manjoo explains that having a Facebook page has become so popular that it is now not only useful for keeping in contact with friends and family, but it has almost become a necessity for anyone looking to easily network with others for any reason. “[Facebook] has crossed a threshold – it is now so…

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    While many recognize certain categories of friendships such as “best friends” or “old friends,” Joshua Halberstam’s chapter, “Friends and Foes,” consists of a deeper look at the assortment of classifications that exist. Halberstam addresses common questions such as “Who are truly my friends?” and “How do I know when a friendship is over?” To many, the chapter may seem well rounded, filled with an array of categorizations and possibilities in friendship. But, with a closer look, Halberstam seems…

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    In the article “Are your friends making you fat?” by Clive Thompson, published in the New York Times on September 13, 2009, Clive dives into the notion that your friends around you influence your lifestyle choices. Clive goes into detail about a 74-year-old has been planning a reunion for their high school and in every year a single guy has been gaining weight constantly until he was obese. When he turned obese he didn’t show up to the next reunion and they eventually figured out he died. The…

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    How To Break Up With A Toxic Friend Nicely. Breaking up with a friend need both great determination and effort. Many years I’ve struggled with ending toxic friendships and I've learned the hard way. If your friends don't align with your values and goals it won't work out. About two years I was looking for a friend, someone who I drink wine with and talk about things like being a stay at home. I was very lonely when I just had my son and I never had anyone around, so it was me and him until…

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    Man’s Best Friend “A dog is a man’s best friend” is a very well known idiom, and the meaning derived from it is not far off from its literal implication. This phrase has been used for many years, and its meaning has not wavered even slightly. Literally, the statement means that the best friend a man could ever have is a dog. There are many reasons for why this is true. Arguably, dogs are bred to be perfect candidates for a memorable friend. Dogs are humankind’s true best friend because they…

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