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    reader a more interactive and imaginative experience as they read. At the beginning of the novel Capuzzo even describes the sharks behavior with one another. He also describes the feel and look of the shark saying “the denticles were like razor-sharp sandpaper. A man who brushed against them would be instantly bloodied” (Capuzzo 39-40). In third person Capuzzo explains the lives of the characters before their deaths. For instance before Charles Vansant dies just before he is about to get…

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    end, it all becomes one. Bullying is a major issue faced in all schools, but will it always be a problem? The answer is uncertain, but it can be prevented with help from all over the nation. “When people hurt you over and over, think of them like sandpaper; They may scratch and hurt you a bit, but in the end, you end up polished and they end up useless.” In this quote, Chris Colfer is encouraging bullying victims, no matter the form, to use their situation as a positive one and to build upon it…

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    “Classifying Chemical Reactions - Lab Report” I - Introduction - Chemistry is the study of the composition, structure, properties and change of matter. In chemistry, chemical and physical changes are used to help scientists understand how different substances react given various circumstances. A chemical change is any change resulting in the formation of a new chemical substance(s). A physical property is any change that does not involve the chemical makeup of a substance at all. In total…

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    Identity. It is how people define and understand you. Your job, body, face, and even your clothes are a way to identify a person. But what if you don’t have a job, look like everyone else, and there is nothing peculiar about you? This is the exact problem Tris is met with in the novel Divergent by Veronica Roth. Having no identity is the crisis which no one wishes to face. Not knowing where you fit in or which faction you belong to can be a life or death situation. Veronica Roth stresses the…

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    Welding Accomplishments

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    teacher gave it to me because it was a challenging project that required a lot of skills to complete. The first thing I did was take a picture of the stool and started to work on it. I was sanding for an hour when I noticed the sander was out of sandpaper and I had to start sanding by hand. This made the time required to sand twice as long. Another challenge that I noticed was that the stool needed to be tig welded.I have never tig welded before so I had to talk to the teacher about teaching me…

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    Breathing is difficult, as if each breath only fills my lungs a fraction of what my body is accustomed to. Taking the respirator mask off seems like a viable solution if only I wasn't encompassed in an oppressive cloud of dust. My hands are numb. The relentless vibration of metal took away all sense of touch minutes ago. Even my headphones blaring a Kanye West playlist fail to drone out the echoing sounds of machinery. Most people don't get to see the inner workings of a body shop. Glimpses of…

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    Midway through delivering a lesson to my students, my classroom door flung open with a crash as though the Reckoning had come to collect my soul. In fact, in a non biblical sense, it had, but it wasn’t my soul on the line, it was my position as a teacher in the district. My principal, squatty and stout, with salt and pepper hair, and dark ink colored bags under his eyes stood in the doorway and raised his index and thumb at me in the same fashion small children make guns out of their hands and…

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    Fat in the Hat It was a cloudy fall day in 1957 in rural Springfield. Albert, a twelve year old, overweight, unfriendly boy was walking home thinking to himself what he was going to do with his three-day school break. (27) (Albert walks by a tall thin salesman(1). It starts to drizzle.) ”You look like you have a cat, want a hat for it?” the salesman asked in a New York accent. (The salesman points to a long white satin top hat.) “No thank you,” Albert answered. “It is free,” the salesman…

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    A Dragon Research Paper

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    Many ancient civilizations depicted dragons in their own special way, but the physical appearance of these beasts remained quite similar. Since this fact talks about a dragon’s external features, it is very relevant. These mythical creatures have some of the most magnificent and intricate characteristics of all reptiles. Looking like one of Picasso’s paintings, the head of a dragon is truly extravagant. The next part of its layout is the beautiful body and wings. Finally, being as flexible…

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    Squamous Cell Carcinoma Squamous cell carcinoma is a common form of skin cancer. It begins in the squamous cells in the outer layer of the skin (epidermis). It occurs most often in parts of the body that are frequently exposed to the sun, such as the face, lips, neck, arms, legs, and hands. However, this condition can occur anywhere on the body, including the inside of the mouth, sites of long-term (chronic) scarring, and the anus. If treated soon enough, squamous cell carcinoma rarely spreads…

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