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    June 18, 2015. It was a breezy Saturday afternoon and everything seemed normal. I looked out my window on the fifth story of our hotel. I saw the birds flying in the air. My family and I were on vacation in Miami, Florida. It was such an amazing resort! All of the sightseeing we had done was incredible, and we even went snorkeling a couple of days ago! Seeing all of the fish and other aquatic life was so amazing. “Jessica, we are going to be late!” my mom yelled. It took me by surprise and…

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    They drove though all three rings of fence, following the road that wove back and forth, so the gates weren't all in a line. Between each fence were a series of ditches and obstacles that could be used by a retreating party to block the road if there was a breach. A man on a tower at the outside ring called all clear before they were permitted to leave. The men manning the gate on the outside ring were jumpy and slammed the gate shut almost hitting the rear bumper on the last truck through.…

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    Milwaukee Art Museum

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    of a bird, created a striking entrance hall 27 meters high steel and glass covered by a mobile brise-soleil that raises its wings twice to the day to welcome visitors. The important extension of Calatrava "responds to the culture of the lake: the sailboats, the climate, the sense of movement and change". The new spaces designed by Santiago Calatrava that would expand the museum were focused on creating public spaces, a reception room, an auditorium, cafeteria, shop, and parking; In addition, of…

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    the main character, loses his son, Josh, to a shooting at the college he attended. When the drastic news hit television, many families were affected, especially Josh’s. Sam turned to drinking, quit his job, and moved out of his house and into a sailboat. Two years later, Sam received a box full of his son’s belongings from his divorced wife. The box contained several of Josh’s recorded tapes, lyrics, and his guitar. Each of these tapes had a song Josh had wrote before his death. Sam…

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    allowed Egyptians to travel by boat, so they could easily made it to their destination. Having this river for there access made life much easier because communication became much easier and faster along with transportation. North winds pushed the sailboats south, and also the Nile’s current moved the boats north. These boats sometimes carried merchandise so Egypt could easily trade with other civilizations. Egypt would trade with other countries for goods that they would need and the Nile River…

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    Bill Cleary Case Summary

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    working for Corning Inc. and currently is a Market Development Manager. Mr. Cleary emphasized how to get the first job out of college. His experience was slightly out of the ordinary. After earning his B.S. degree, Mr. Cleary chose to race sailboats for a year, rather than immediately pursue a career. This decision, while it was what he wanted to do, made obtaining the first job slightly more difficult. The experience forced him to put more effort into the job search. He advises…

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    that of a sailboat than that of a powerboat. His philosophy is that as a powerboat you have a big, powerful machine that can be operated by one man. Even though you have reached your destination, you look back and see the hundreds of ripples and choppy waters that you have forcefully created. This symbolizes the wreckage that you have caused behind you which down the line can “destroy a company”. Instead Stroh preaches that a leader should be the equivalent of a captain of a sailboat. According…

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    Essay On The Gilded Age

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    Much of the economic advancement that is seen during the gilded age was brought about because of a handful of successful businessmen. Andrew Carnegie was the sole man responsible for the advances in steel production. Carnegie, like many other wealthy, rose from the bottom, beginning as a mailboy in a telegraph office to a job at the railroad all the way up to his successful steel company. he made farsighted investments in iron which ended up paying very well. he built the largest steel mill in…

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    Long ago, in a very far away land, there lived a sweet little baby boy with special senses and powers. His first name was bobby, and his last name was Fleeman. However, everyone that knew him called him baby Fleeman. Since it was a very close community, everybody knew baby Fleeman. Now, baby Fleeman was a very curious and adventurous baby. He was not like any other eighteen month old you have ever met. Baby Fleeman was very special; complete with special powers that allowed him to see the…

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    Over the years, African-Americans have dealt with the strains of finding and becoming comfortable with their own identity in America. The reason for this is because from the time of slaves being brought into this country there has been two Americas; a “white” America and a “black” America. Both are the same country but divided by different means. The Americas are divided by the majority and minority groups. With African-Americans being the minority they are pressured into feeling as though they…

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