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    with red writing that said New York Newspaper. The walls was a cream colored like sand, the wood creaked as we walled down this hallway. We finally came to a room that said Mr. Garret. The room was kinda small but cozy, he told me to sit in the dark brown leather seats. “ do you want any coffee or water, “ no thank you” I polity said. It was a dead silence until I broke it “ what am I doing here”, “ We have been trying to get somebody that went through Ellis Island so we can get gist of…

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    That moment you see somebody and your entire body and soul goes into a state of pure bliss is the feeling I get when I look into the eyes of the man I love. Those eyes that sit at a light shade of brown, the shade of brown that reminds me of a dirty beach. Looking past the dirty light brown beach you see the magnificent ocean, views that are absolutely breathtaking, the open ocean brings the feeling of peace, as if there are no problems in the world. When I look into his eyes an overwhelming…

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    like they are old. The bowl forms a face at its stem. The surrounding objects create the eyes of the face. The left eye a clay bowl laying on its side and the right the head of a baby, which lays on the beach. Above the bowl lays a large golden brown and off white dog. His head faces straight ahead seeing nothing around him. The beach contains mean object such as a broken rope, a pale yellow cloth and small tools. To the left of the sand appears a dark alley. The ally screams darkness. A dark…

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    Analysis Of Mweka Village

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    Study Area Description Geographical Location The study of Ageratum conyzoides distribution took place in riverine and non-riverine habitats of Mweka village which lies on the southern slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro [20]. The riverine habitat was the one from Kichau River while non-riverine habitat was chosen randomly from inland area of Mweka village. This village lies between lies between 37°15’ and 37°21’E and 3°03’ to 3°20’S with elevation of 800 – 2000 m.a.s.l. The rivers present in Mweka…

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    scheme of Einstein’s as it makes you feel right at home. It has some type of light yellow walls with a mixture of light green. The main counter is a soft brown with a small circular design at the top accented with black paint. The tables and chairs accent the shop well; the chairs are painted some kind of grayish green and the tables are a light brown. I believe the owners of the store had planned the color the way they did because they want people to feel at home and stay a while.…

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    Echo walked downstairs to the living area after getting ready for the day. She saw Rayne and Calliope sitting in the chairs with bags next to them. “Are you going somewhere?” Echo asked them. “Actually, we are all going somewhere!” Calliope said bursting with excitement. “Well, by all she means you, her, me, and Quinn. We are starting our journey to Nova’s castle. You and Quinn have greatly improved your powers and we think you’re ready,” Rayne said. “When do we leave?” Echo asked excitedly…

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    For the characters in this novel, the American Dream remains an unfulfilled Dream. Which most of the characters do not believe in but still like to think of it for comfort when the going gets rough. Most of the Characters in John Steinbeck 's novel “Of Mice and Men” have very different opinions about the American Dream.The two main Characters of the novel, George and Lennie, never did believe in the dream. Within having the, “American Dream” there are a lot of things you can have or do to build…

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    Many wonder if the American Dream is still alive. To decide one must look at what it once stood for, what is stands for today, how it was once achieved and if it is being achieved or is achievable today. When doing so it seems as if the dream has changed over the generations. There is debate on whether or not The American Dream is still alive for todayś young adults. “Some say the “dream” is dead. A 16-year-old says that they are already $144,000 in debt “therefore the American Dream is…

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    facing the tree looking beyond into the black abyss and twinkling lights. I pull out my grandpas fly fishing book like I do every year. I read the cover, “ The Complete Angler” by James Prosek. Every year I can never seem to finish the book but I get closer every year. This time I skip ahead to where I stopped last year. James Waldon’s trip through the Scottish country side looking for a rare species of native trout. The book is way ahead of my level but my level of fishing knowledge is there to…

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    Influence On John Brown

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    By modern day standards John Brown actions at Pottawatomie Creek and Harper’s Ferry may appear to be acts of terrorism but a closer look reveals his actions to be those of a Freedom Fighter. Brown had many instances in his life that causes reflection upon this statement. For example, his childhood led him to be the start of something great. With this happening, it led to help the start of ending slavery. John Brown’s childhood had quite an impact on his life. While he was still young his mother…

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