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    I’ve Been Everywhere Johnny Cash Big River Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson 25 Minutes to Go Johnny Cash This increase in likes shows immediate results to what results +/- one song due to the randomness and shuffling of the algorithm but with that in mind an equation can be drawn created. Probability of a specific artists song based on the artists station. Limit of Phenomenon After liking 10 songs by Johnny Cash listed here: The list of songs played after…

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    wasn’t typically this lucky. To drown out the noise and help to ignore the chaos surrounding me I would one again plug into my $15 MP3 player and focus on my text book. Once we had arrived I would rush to escape the rush of people that filled the hallways of Spaulding high school and find my lonely blue seat in the back of the classroom and wait for class to begin. Four months in I meet a girl named Brittany. We both clicked. She could translate the emotions, efforts and beliefs of the people…

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    demonstrates how quick people are to blame others to clear their own name. According to (Sarah Good) “Between 1692 and 1693 more than 400 people in Salem and neighboring towns were accused of being witches.” Sarah Good was a Puritan living in Salem and was one of the first…

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    TL;DR- Grammy's are coming up and I wanted to put in my thoughts on who should win. Now, I'm not going to go through all the nominees, but I will go through the ones I thought that need the spotlight on. Reminder, I am not a voting member in the Grammy's or a professional in music, so this is literally based on a teenager seeing the trends and doing her research. Since the plot twist in 2015 of "They Album of the Year" going to Beck rather than Beyoncé, we can see that the Grammy's voting is…

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    the play to be one of the greatest pieces of literature of all time because of the vividness of the characters. William Shakespeare uses juxtaposition to add complexity to each of his characters. Romeo is shallow and self-centered despite having huge responsibilities. Romeo, the only son and heir of Lord and Lady Montague, falls for every…

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    window, the wind blowing in his face, playing with the fur on his chest. Some remnants of sensations tantalised his mind for a few seconds. He closed his eyes and obliterated the feelings from psyche. Chalia gazed at his beloved land, the paddy fields, the green tea plantations,…

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    I was involved in volleyball, track, dance, and basketball in high school. I am a very competitive and aggressive player and take practice as seriously as games. I am a sore loser and I am terrified of failure. In accordance with other personalities my connection with the five personality I am very well rounded I see the good and bad in every situation and I am taken very seriously in serious situations by those who know me. Like the one personality I can be very particular and critical…

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    tingly. The car turned into the driveway of a large brick building—my eyesight went dizzy, no more feeling in my legs, I felt like my stomach was in my throat. The day just got hotter and hotter. My feet hit the pavement my body was moving but my mind was everywhere. A nauseous headache moved in. Then a tall man with light grey hair opened a glass door to where I dread to go inside. My hands were sweaty, as I walked down the hallway with the red-velvet carpet underneath my feet, tan walls…

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    so tall that she was almost a big freak, and her shoulders were narrow, her legs too long. She wore a pair of blue track shorts, a B.V.D. undervest, and she was barefooted. Her hair had been cut like a boy’s…” (McCullers 2). In the first part she even goes by, “Frankie”, and she does not mind going by that name at all. That is not a name for a female especially not for a little girl. The author describes her as if she was a man trapped inside a woman’s body sharing both feminine and male…

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    I have always been one to be wary of being cliche. Many a time, I have gone out of my way to avoid the stereotypical. In a similar fashion, I knew going into my teenage years, the appeal of partying and going out with friends in a somewhat reckless manner never quite attracted me. The stereotype that all teenagers go out and party never quite seemed to attract my interest. So going into highschool, I didn’t quite know what to expect. I had no “symbolic complex”, as Percy calls it, of the…

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