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    Poison Apple Tattoos

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    It is quite easy to imagine a tattoo artist in this day and age. They have the whole rocker outfit going on; dark hair, a beard, a bandana, and dark clothing. Such as the man I met named Archie, the owner of the Poison Apple tattoo shop. Archie knew what he wanted to do since he was a kid: he worked hard and did what he had to do, to become an amazing tattoo artist. He looks like any other Tattooist, but once you listen to his story he is so much more. Growing up, Archie found a passion for the…

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    Disney World When it comes to my childhood there is not a lot I remember. I remember small little things like when I got an electrical plug stabbed into my fore head and I had to get stitches. I remember when I learned to swim at my aunt’s pond. I remember small details from my childhood, but one memory I know and remember enough about to write this 3-4 page essay is the time my parents took me and my two sisters to Disney World in Orlando, Florida as a surprise vacation. It was November of 2004…

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    that cater could not handle the tragedy. cater stated, “the pain of life overrides the joy to the point that joy does not exist … I am hunted by the vivid memories of killings and corps and anger and pain…of starving or wounded children, of happy Tigger man.” (Cinders, 2009…

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    Buzz, Buzz is the sound that makes us think of honey and that makes us think of a bear named Winnie the Pooh. Winnie The Pooh was first published in 1926. It was written by Alan Alexander Milne and illustrated by Ernest H. Shepard (“The). The characters in Milne’s stories are based on his son’s toys and Ashdown Forest in Sussex, near Milne’s home, served as inspiration for Hundred Acre Wood (“Winnie). The characters of Winnie The Pooh are said to show signs of numerous disorders such as Binge…

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    Ruby Lier: A Short Story

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    I was born on Thursday August 13th, 1998, in Aberdeen, South Dakota at St. Luke’s Hospital at 3:05 p.m. I weighed nine pounds and two ounces. I was twenty two inches long. When people came to visit me, they noticed my long fingers and my lack of hair. My brother and sister would not let go of me. As you know, my parents named me Jayleen Emily Ruby Lier. My first and last name come from my mom and dad. My dad’s name is Jay Dean, so my parents rhymed and named me Jayleen. My first middle name…

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    Winifred Analysis

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    Gangly, analytical, and predominantly unappealing, Winifred was the astonishingly disparate sibling of the Corradetti household. Having grown up in an unapologetically hubristic household with geniuses and troublemakers dissimulated as siblings, Winnie indulged in the grand art of evanescent into her bedroom and formulated her prescribed persona of the flexible prick within the comfort of her own flustered mess. Near silent and misconstrue as charming, she takes the path of least resistance in…

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    and advertisers from even linking to infringing websites. Some websites like online distribution stores, Etsy and fraud EBay sellers, have had cases lodged by Disney against unfair trading act. In 2008, Disney sued a family that bought unauthorized ‘Tigger’ and ‘Eeyore’ costumes on EBay for $1 million plus legal costs. This example shows that Disney mean business when it comes to protecting the rights of its trademark…

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    So I go for a ride on Splash Mountain. The seat is a model of a log and is designed to hold five people. Advancing to the seat, I feel my pants absorb the water from the previous ride; the handles are cold and slippery. The log begins forward and adrenaline is pumping through my body and my heart is racing. Vibrant colors all over the area, not knowing what is best to look at. The seat is going uphill, making me anxious. All of a sudden, the seat plummets and my body rises from the seat with a…

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    Panic attacks are defined as abrupt surges of intense fear or discomfort that peak within minutes. Pretty much anyone can have a panic attack, in fact, most people have one once or twice before the die. People diagnosed with panic disorder are not as lucky. One out of 75 people are diagnosed with Panic Disorder, women twice as likely than men (Burke, 2016). These people have frequent and unexpected attacks that they live in fear of having more of. Panic disorder can be caused by many different…

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    Randy Pausch Lessons

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    After watching Randy Pausch’s “The Last Lecture”, it’s inspiring to see that even though at the brink of death Dr. Pausch was still able to focus the remainder of his life to living. Expressing it through a refined way of “mastery” on his own being. Throughout the video, Dr. Pausch shows us his life journey from the many dreams he had as a child to the various breakthroughs and downfalls he achieved later on. In speaking to us to deliver his final message to his children, we can see that the…

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