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    Theseus and the Bully Theseus was an ordinary boy living an ordinary life until the day his world was turned upside down by a fast food chain. You see, he was strolling along a quaint park one sunny morning and happened to meet a man that looked quite like Theseus himself. "Good day to you, sir!" Theseus cheerfully greeted the man. The stranger turned around and gasped. "Could it be? The boy I have been searching for my whole life?" he cried out, giving Theseus a…

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    Samuel Langhorne Clemens was an American author and humorist. He is considered to be “the father of American literature", while “all modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn.” He was born two months prematurely on November 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri. He remained in poor health until the age of seven. According to Mark Twain’s official biographer, Albert Bigelow Paine his mother, Jane Clemens was “an outspoken, keen-witted, charitable woman” with “a…

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    An impulsive act for affection caused me a foreign, agonizing pain. The feeling of suffering and abandonment was heartbreaking. I was alone. I was eight when I first understood the value of pushing myself, yet taking calculated risks. I attempted skiing with a group of experts when I was only a novice. Suddenly, the ground beneath me passed faster and faster. Before I knew it, the earth fell from my skis thrusting me into a perpetual free fall. As the wintry secretion covered my tired,…

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    Example: A person who buys options on any stocks can be exposed to significant economic risk without any potential for physical risk, whereas a person who spends the weekend bungee jumping is exposed to significant physical risk only. Given the applicability of risk in almost every human activity, there are little consensus about the definition of risk. However, conscious acceptance that risk could be quantified objectively and…

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    It was a long and interesting summer for me. One of the best decisions in my life was taking a gap year off after high school. I had all the time in the world to find out who I wanted to be and how I wanted to pursue my future. The lucky ways I was able to expand my knowledge was traveling and working full time. I also had time to do absolutely nothing. I am a huge believer that traveling is good for the heart and soul. Everyone should have a chance to experience different cultures and how…

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    The article Between Lions and Men by Michael Clarke focuses on the use of literary devices, particularly similes, involving animals in Homeric writing. This article was written as typical culture presents animalistic comparisons to be insignificant, making the beast-similes in the Iliad superficial rather than been seen as essential to many aspects of the plot. According to Clarke, this concept led to the common belief that Homer’s use of beast-similes is to relieve the repetitiveness and…

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    quivering heart beat at a steady pace and not dangerously revving like a truck engine. Nervousness had already made a cozy home in my stomach and spread to every inch of my inner being. All I had to do was jump and hold on, but I felt like I was jumping to my death. The day I was invited to go ziplining started off as any other normal day would, but soon came to a screeching halt when a text alert grabbed my attention. I…

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    The Assassin's Creed '

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    When video games have a series, the mechanics behind the game, which affects how they are played, either stay exactly the same throughout the series or they are changed in some way or another, such as what buttons do what, the way the game is played (ex: stealth or in your face), or how challenging it is. In the Assassin’s Creed series, one and two in particular, the changes made in between them are noticeable. The changes are as in the first game, the player can hardly manage to sneak around…

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    His name was Mr. Embry or “Embryo” to Finch. Once the story came out that Violet Markey saved damaged, suicidal Theodore Finch from jumping off of the bell tower, Mr. Embry didn’t hesitate to remind Finch that he is on probation and if he ever were to jump off, Embry would be facing a major lawsuit. “If principal Wertz hears about this you’re gone before you can say ‘suspended,’ or worse…

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    1. A psychologist has an appointment with a new patient. The patient displays symptoms that indicate it could be anxiety, mood disorder, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Please explain how the psychologist would use the DSM to do a complete diagnosis on this new patient. Please remember to define each of the 3 possible disorders, and the DSM. Anxiety - The nervousness or agitation that we sometimes experience, often about something that is going to happen. Mood Disorder -…

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