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    A Loss: A Short Story

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    sound of wood burning in the fireplace is enough to comfort me from A Loss I've suffered. Then in the warmth and the sound of the TV introducing the new character 11 a knock softly echoes. Opening my eyes again the noise Echoes so I shut off the TV slip into my shoes and walk to the door. "Forgive me," I began, "sir, or madam, see I had been napping, and your knock came and happened to scare me. " then I open the door nothing but the dark. a harmless prank until it's not . a tapping at my window…

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    For Mary Anne Bell, It seemed, Vietnam had the effect of a powerful drug: that mix of unnamed terror and unnamed pleasure that comes as the needle slips in and you know you’re risking something. The endorphins start to flow, and creep quietly through the moonlit nightscapes; you become intimate with danger; you’re in touch with the far side of yourself, as though it’s another hemisphere, and you want to string it out and go wherever the trip takes you and be host to all the possibilities inside…

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    Back agony is a fiend of the recent times. Our present way of life, in which we scarcely inspire time to deal with ourselves, has turned into the most despicable aspect of our presence. We don't generally try to require some investment out to extend the muscles of our body and this can be greatly negative for our general wellbeing. A large portion of us have an inactive way of life and investing a lot of energy in the same sitting position in our respective work stations can bring about…

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    Slowly but surely I slip one of my lanky arms into the rusty red christmas like sweater, I can feel the pride and confidence dissolving fast as I wipe the waterfall tears off my face. “ Wait! I remember wearing that sweater” stated Phyllis. The bell rang at the exact moment…

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    Carini’s article “Building on Children’s Strengths” was very interesting and taught me different perspectives that I had not thought about the education of children. The quote “Our kind of civilization that is affecting children, our views of childhood, and our ways of responding children”(Carini, page 1). This particular quote took me back to the time that I was a volunteer assistant teacher. My view of education was totally wrong. The first time that I walked to the classroom and I saw all the…

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    Social worker and reformer Florence Kelly, strived to make a mark on the pitiful and unfair working condition that were present through the early nineteen hundreds. Through the use of a creative and elaborate speech Kelly forced the women of Philadelphia to stand up for children’s rights and form the National American Woman Suffrage Association. In order for her voice to be heard Kelly conjured a speech with a wonderful flow, full of pathos and empathy, as well as brilliant word choice and a…

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    Attending the University of Puget Sound has always been a goal of mine since I was a child, being a local kid I attended a lot of the University’s children sport camps and even luau. Once I reached high school I made the decision that I would get a Computer Science degree from this University, so I worked diligently to achieve a 3.78 GPA as a full AP student with extra-curricular as Robotics and Sea Scouts. When I started my freshman year at the University things went smooth and I was enjoying…

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    This essay will describe the mental lexicon and its structure by looking at the different parts of the lexicon as well as linguistic examples. This essay will begin by attempting to define the mental lexicon and the words that are stored within it. It will then look at the different processing components believed to be apparent within the lexicon, before looking at different theories as to how we access words within the lexicon. Finally, this essay will conclude by looking at the structure of…

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    Personal Narrative Essay

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    tremendous force. Blobber undulates and sends a pulse, unlike any she has felt so far, through her as he explodes and shatters around the room. As Becky lies on the floor convulsing with the aftermath of her orgasm, she feels what is left of Blobber slip out of her. The room is completely dark except for a faint glow that is receding from…

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    I personally like handwriting more than typing mostly because i can write quicker than i can type. Also while typing i always try to type quick which can make my slip with a finger nad misspell a word which then i have to go back and fix. But with typing you are much slower and so its easier to not make a mistake. Also if you are taking note during a lecture that isn't the most interesting it can be very tempting to click off to a game or social media which can harm your grades. Some classes i…

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