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    a bench, not too far from the tables. We exchanged smiles and even kisses. I didn’t care if I looked silly, though. I only cared about Vinyl’s being. Soon, the semifinals began, and my eyes were glued to Vinyl. To her luck, she wasn’t going up against the champion. She was playing a pony named Icicle Spears, a stallion regarded as a well-renowned chess player back in his day. Vinyl was thinking hard, her hoof rubbing her chin. I could tell that she had a plan already laid out to defeat her opponent. Within six minutes, Vinyl had accumulated a few pawns, a room, two knights, and a bishop from her opponent, while he had a couple pawns, one knight, and one rook. I kept stealing glances between them, wondered what Icicle had planned for her. They were coming down all over the place now: Vinyl was advancing her knights and rooks, while Icicle advanced his pawns to charge forward. My eyes kept wandering over Vinyl, still thinking intuitively of the next move she should…

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    The Wire Scene Analysis

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    ” The way D’Angelo put it, the pawns are the ones that come into the came quickly and can get forced out or leave the game even quicker. The young dealers, especially Bodie and his arrogance, is convinced that he (a pawn) can make it the end and become top dog or the king in the game. In chess if the pawn makes it to the end you can get promoted to any other piece, except the king, “the king stays the king” (D’Angelo Barksdale episode 3, The Buys) In this scene it comes through to the viewer’s…

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    you are meaningless. Many of these people in Avon’s empire are viewed the same way, as D’Angelo said it, “The pawns, man, in the game they get capped quick. They be out of the game early.” The way D’Angelo put it, the pawns are the ones that come into the came quickly and can get forced out or leave the game even quicker. The young dealers, especially Bodie is convinced that he, a pawn can make it the end and become top dog or the king in the game. In this scene it comes through to the viewer’s…

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    beginning of this with be soon upgraded to the chess piece of a king but before that he will be a chess piece of a bishop” said the first witch The second witch announces “ Beignet’s donut hole children will become full blown donuts, rise to power and and become king” The current pawn macbeth decides to tell his wife Lady Macbeth (currently still the same person), that things are starting to change in the example of how he is now just a pawn but soon he will become a bishop for the reason of…

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    Rook School Week Essay

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    Rook Week ~ Hell Week What better way to enter the depths of Hell, than to become a Rook at Norwich University? Most of what goes on during your first week, and then on through January, is a verbal slaughter-fest. You are forced into an environment with minimal sleep, other’s expectations beyond your abilities, and a maroon bass ball cap (Rook Cover) that says “Rook” on the front of it in big gold letters; as if you did not already have a giant target on your back already. Day Zero of the week…

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    Rooks And Deitz Summary

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    rooks, J. G. and Deitz, Mary E. (2012). The dangers and opportunities of the common core. Educational Leadership, 70(4), 64-67. Jacqueline Brooks is an Associate Professor at Hofstra University. She is in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching. She is a published author and noted instructor. Mary Deitz is a professor at Northwestern University. Her department strengths are in Critical Thinking and Feminist/Gender Studies. She has published books, papers and articles in the area of education.…

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    Searching Within This essay is about a book by Daniel O’Malley titled, The Rook, a story of a skilled, high-ranking operative, named Myfanwy, who protects Great Britain from an old, dark emerging force of destruction. This story reflects the struggle and journey of discovering one’s self-identity shared by every human being in life. The Rook also tells of Myfanwy’s struggle with her strengths and weaknesses as she tries to understand the life she inherited. When confronting her fears, she…

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    One week ago, I went to a friend’s house to play pool and cards. Four of my friends and I met at my friend’s house around seven o’clock and ordered pizza and wings from Pizza Hut. While we waited for the wings and pizza, we watched Thursday Night Football and a baseball game that was very important. The baseball game was between the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals. I am a Cincinnati Reds fan, so I really didn’t care who won the game, but two of my friends are St. Louis fans. I was more…

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    The Deputy sat quietly in the corner of the bathroom, knees tucked into her chest, as she looked at the door with a frown. She tried to make herself as small as possible while she hid in the already small bathroom. She knew it was coming. A few days before the present, Rook had smelled the change of pheromones and scents that he produced, indicating that his rut was close. Both of them knew it. Rook had locked herself away from the man whom she had been fighting just a short few weeks ago. She…

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    Recently, I completed my B.A. in Performing and Media Arts and my B.A. in History from Cornell University, and I am interested in working for Serling Rooks Hunter McKoy & Worob, LLP as a legal assistant. This is a great place for me to start my career in the entertainment law industry because music and theatre has been a huge part of my life from elementary school. During my undergraduate career, I learned how to prioritize projects, manage my time, and effectively communicate information. This…

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