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    Ruth was a young girl when the war started, only about seven years old. Ruth was born in Poland Warsaw and lived there until 1944 with her mother, father, two older sisters and older brother. One large part of Ruth’s life during the time of the war was when she moved back to Warsaw from Russia and her family got put into a ghetto. German trucks began to come into the ghettos and grab people right off the streets and everyone knew that whoever got put onto those truck wouldn’t be coming back.…

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    complete mayhem has broken out in the house. The attic door swings open, exploding with a heaping ball of dust. The smell of moth balls emanates throughout the space as a rickety old ladder wobbles back and forth. Suddenly, lawn chairs drop from the hole in the ceiling, followed by box fans, fishing poles, and sleeping bags. The hum of the air compressor vibrates the garage walls as many giant pink flamingos come to life, barricading the kitchen door. The screeching voice of my mother…

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    annex was hard. In the annex there were dangerous flights of stairs, a small attic, one large room, two small rooms, on the right of the room there was a bathroom, and one big kitchen. In the main room there was a sink, gas ring and a wood burner for keeping warm. The annex was in Amsterdam , the Netherlands in a small office building. In the small office there was a bookcase. The bookcase opened and then became the door to the annex. Then you have to walk up the stairs to the little opening to…

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    held the flashlight as my mom and dad quickly grabbed food and water out of the cabinet. “Eddy, keep the light on the cabinet!” Yells my dad. The murky water was up past our ankles, submerging our torn sneakers. Dad opened the door and brought down the ladder to the attic. He helped my little sister, Suzy, up the ladder and started to go up himself. “Let’s go!” He yells to my mom, “We need to go!” She grabs…

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    Seal all cracks and crevices in the foundation, attic, around pipes, etc. as well. Don’t stack firewood beside the house for the same reasons. Vacuum regularly behind and underneath furniture and large appliances. Consider removing bed skirts, furniture slipcovers that reach the floor, or long draperies…

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    How to build a Man Cave garage Man caves give us the freedom to express ourselves. It gives us the personal space and creative bubble to succeed. Converting a garage into a man cave is certainly easier said than done. Here are some steps to help assist you with your project. Cleaning This is one of the most important parts of the process. To truly design and create the best man cave possible, it is necessary to clean everything first. If you want to get the most out of your garage then you need…

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    and Bram Stoker’s Dracula. I would argue that perhaps more than in any other literary period, any textual inclination towards sexuality deteriorated as the eighteenth century progressed, ‘desexualising’ it, or, at least confining it to the bedroom doors of married couples. Additionally, whilst essentialist arguments surrounding sexuality have historically cast the subject as ‘taboo’, interestingly, I have found an underlying sexual tone in many novels of this period, with a distinctive shift in…

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    Smith had to help, he helped Ms. Smith get up. Then they sprinted. They sprinted into the kitchen to be safe from the doll. The doll could not be outsmarted, it had a wire in her hands. Mr. Smith looked like a tomato. So he threw the doll to the door and it broke into pieces. He tried to take out the batteries , but the doll had no batteries. Ms. Smith took the ear and wished,“I wish there was another doll.” Mr. Smith shrieked, “Why did you wish for another doll! It is going to be evil…

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    - Switch to a renewable energy option to renewable energy provider - Reduce energy use. + Change your light bulbs to LED + Unplug unused electronics + Wash clothes in cold water and hang them to dry + Insulate your home, especially doors, windows, attic and attic door + Check lights, appliances, curtains and your thermostat + Install a programmable thermostat + Buy certified energy efficient appliances + Get an energy audit + Reduce water use. - Minimize purchases of new products. - Buying…

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    On October 5, 2017, at 8 o’clock at the Wooly Mammoth theater in Washington D.C., I saw the production of The Arsonists. This production of The Arsonists was about class privilege and the performers in this play did an excellent job in making the spectators see the differences between the working class, the homeless, and the rich. The actors and actresses embodied their characters with all their hearts and did a wonderful performance. The director could not have picked better a better crew to…

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