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    Well if you are really interested in reading a ‘Christmas’ story that does not involve Santa or are fed up of the usual, boring conventional Christmas tales, then The Gift of the Magi is the perfect pick! It is a story that reinforces the value of selfless giving. Written by O. Henry, an American short story writer born under the name William Sydney Porter, the plot is really absorbing, and is complimented with details throughout which keeps the reader involved till the very last word. This…

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    Diploma Child care and Education, Penny Tassoni et all (2002) Heinemann Educational Publishers, Oxford- Pg 568-579, 623-625 Children & Young People Workforce, Miranda Walker (2011), Oxford University Press, Oxford- pg174,175,181-185, 104,118,273-276 http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/healthadvice…

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    because she has seen the sun more than they have, and she remembers the sun. This makes them jealous and upset, which makes them act in the manner that they do. They consider her different, because of what she knows. She knows that the sun shines like a penny, and burns like a fire in the stove. An example of how they treat her is portrayed when, "'All a joke!' said the boy, and seized her roughly. 'Hey everyone, let's put her in a closet before the teacher comes!'" (3) this quote is from when…

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    “ I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with another the sense of what it is to be a human being.” (Oscar Wilde) Many people, much like Oscar Wilde, share the love of theatre. Theatre, or other play like performances, have been around since the beginning of time. They first evolved from simple storytelling, to huge productions, much like the Broadway Theatre. This form of entertainment first gain traction in popularity, in…

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    as the Franklin and Marshall College. Benjamin Franklin died at the age of 84 on April 17, 1790. His legacy still lives on today through many things. He has many quotations that are known to have been coined. One of his quotations says, “A penny saved is a penny earned.” Benjamin Franklin was not only a smart man who achieved many of his goals, but he was a very successful investor. He is known for many things in his life. He played a very important role in politics because of his…

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    Word Count: 1372 THE ‘B’ GRADE Matthew S. Tapper loved the taste of maple syrup. He had no clue how it was made, and would salivate whenever he saw the ‘B’ grade pasted on a plastic half pint jug. (Backstory: Not too many years back and for most of his millennial life when money flowed, the good Mr. Tapper went through gallon jugs of ‘B’ grade faster than the 4 or 5 at full throttle between 59th and 86th.) Deep into his man purse he would dive for the errant coins that vacationed way…

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    Julian’s mother is an irony ridden character with antiquated beliefs. On the bus, Julian’s mother speaks lovingly about “an old darky who was her nurse, Caroline”( ).It is evident that all throughout the story Julian’s mother harbors dislikes towards black people, she uncomfortable riding the bus alone. The way she feels about her black nurse Caroline is contradicting the way she feels about Blacks as a whole. How can you say you hate the whole black race and speak so lovingly about them…

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    Coffee was seen as a drink of clarity and sharpness. It was seen as a type of antidote to alcohol allowing people to be alert while they are at work. People were showed that they were moving away from ancient traditions. Coffee was also at the heart of many debates surrounding intoxication, since many people saw it as an intoxicating drink. Coffee had become a worldwide drink. When coffee spread west, it brought along the traditions of coffeehouses. Coffeehouses were a place to discuss business…

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    one-hundred dollar membership, because of the cash rewards program. I have a family of six, and anytime I can safe money on food or any goods for the house I'm all for it. Since gaining custody of my two nieces, I'm always finding ways to say a penny or two. Thus, the cash rewards at Sam's Club allows my family earn money back. Also, if for some reason you don't at least receive forty-five dollars back (the difference in membership cost), …

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    of dollars just to entertain fans. Athletes are overpaid. Do they deserve that much money? One reason is their financial issues. You don’t hear about bankruptcy in the real world that often, but these athletes have been fighting for every penny. Kenny Anderson, a former basketball player complained about insurance for eight cars! Who has eight cars these days! Not the average person. Some athletes can’t even cash a check! People cash checks all the time but apparently athletes are so…

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