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    collections and the first Folio Prize in 2014. The stories in the book focus on the human condition and finding significance in the smaller things in life—in spite of utilizing settings such as a prison lab in the future and an average home where human lawn ornaments are seen as a status symbol. Saunders deals with family dynamics, domestic life, and death by examining the truths of human existence. “Victory Lap” is the opening story. Three days before her birthday, a young girl named Alison is…

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    Artificial Nigger Racism

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    could not say anything back to Mr. Head even though Mr. Head was the only one who was making a fool out of himself. Similarly, Mr. Head made another race feel inferior by making fun of an offensive lawn ornament. After Nelson and Mr. Head got in a fight and were about to board the train, they spotted a lawn gnome that looked to them like an “Artificial Nigger”; “They stood gazing at the Artificial Negro as if they were faced with some great mystery some monument to another’s victory that…

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    Do you know whether your hometown is the world’s capital of a special product? There are many cities across this great country, as well as the world, which are famously recognized for one specialty, or another. Cities are known as the capital of underwear, pink flamingos, zippers, toilet paper, or toothpicks, just to name a few. It is fascinating to learn what has allowed cities to claim superiority to a particular item and then sometimes their fall from that superiority status. Minneapolis…

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    Mistakes Home Buyers

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    family photos, kid's toys and some ornaments will make each room in your home look more spacious and more open. If you have big bulky furniture, either re-arrange it so each room appears bigger or borrow smaller furniture from friends and family. 3. Street Appeal People selling real estate often overlook the importance of street appeal. Many home owners spend a lot of time fixing smaller maintenance issues within the home, but only take a moment to run a lawn mower over the yards. Potential…

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    off, the two had different ideas of what could change one's life for the better. Even when Jeannette was a child living on Little Hobart Street she thought having a nice house, being able to pay the town's trash-collection fee, or even have some lawn ornaments could make a family's life just a bit less depressing. On the other hand Jeannette’s mother saw no use in any of this as it was all just for show, and rather having art to hang, or a story to write, or items that ultimately held value, was…

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    My artifact is a small Christmas tree my mother and father bought when they were first married. This tree is something I have always cherished because it reminds me of joyful times spent with my family when I was a child. Although the Christmas tree has become a symbol for the Christian celebration of Christ’s birth, for this essay the Christmas tree represents family and childhood memories. One of my earliest childhood memories was of laying on my living room floor with only the light of the…

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    Sonoma Home Essay

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    Wine, dine and garden? If your weekend agenda includes these items, forget getting your hands dirty and instead set your GPS to Cornerstone Sonoma. Located at the gateway to Sonoma and Napa counties, Cornerstone Sonoma is a wine country marketplace featuring rotating garden installations, artisan shops, Park 121 Cafe & Grill, a handful of tasting rooms and the Sunset Test Kitchen. The Gardens showcases designs created by landscape architects and designers from around the world. Inspired by the…

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    receiving a great deal of ridicule in more recent years. The heated debates within legal systems across the United States on whether or not it is constitutionally correct to have a religious symbol such as the Ten Commandments displayed on government lawns has been met with mixed reviews by Christians. After speaking with my neighbors in an almost completely white-privileged, Christian dominated city on the Iron Range, I find that a great deal of people feel the removal of the Ten Commandments…

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    Nick Cave

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    He wonders if beyond the sky equality exist. The techniques that Cave uses to try and convey his message are old materials such as metallic lawn ornaments, ceramics, hair beads, and more. These techniques are effective because he uses old objects that are not seeing as much as before. He probably wanted to tell his audience that even though these objects are old, they still exist like the idea of…

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    For years and years families and friends have gathered together to celebrate holidays with each other. These are the times that people hold near and dear to their hearts. They cherish each memory that is made at these festivities for the rest of their lives. Christmas and Thanksgiving are the two most commonly celebrated holidays in North America. These two holidays are set apart by many differences. Traditions, purpose of the holidays, and the decorations are three points of contrast. Some of…

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