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    alive. A particular story that stood out was the piece surrounding Curt Lemon. Towards the beginning, there is a story of how Bob Kiley wrote a letter to Curt Lemon’s sister after his death and mentions how the man painted himself up and went trick-or-treating on Halloween in a village in “just boots and balls and an M-16”. By inserting this story in the beginning the readers automatically associate Curt Lemon…

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    Did you know that the average adult has almost 10 pounds of skin? Furthermore, more than half of the dust in the world is just dead skin. Cells, nerves, receptors, tissue - skin doesn’t just protect our delicate insides. It plays the biggest role in how we appear, and how we feel about our appearance. The skin can even tell us when something is wrong with our insides. So what does it mean when our skin is bumpy, almost like chicken skin? Is it a breakout, an allergy, or is it a sign of…

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    These core parts of cheer take various types of strength. Stunting requires upper body strength and technique is incredibly important for flyers and bases. Flyers trained to do electric and explosive tricks in the air and bases need to know how to throw and catch them, it can oftentimes be dangerous and athletes have precautions in place such as spotting and bracing stunts. Flexibility if needed for jumps, toe touches and hurdlers. Tumbling requires…

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    Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead goes into more detail than do non-fictional accounts, allowing the author to better teach his audience regarding the calamities engulfing American slaves during the 1800s and to better avoid future generations from treating others the same way these slaves were treated. The main obvious inconsistency in The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead to historical non-fiction accounts is the literal usage of the metaphor ‘Underground Railroad;’ this literal…

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    My name Sydney also spelled as Sydnee, Sydnie, Sidnie, or even Sydni. Sydney can be a boy or girl name. Sidney is variation of a surname, but was later changed the spelling to Sydney. Sydney is most commonly used in English and is french for Dennis. Helmes is my last name. Most people spell it Helms, which is English and is a variant for helm 1, Helmes is german and is patronymic for helm 3, somehow these are linked to one another and have probably changed in spelling over the years. Helmes…

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    Because there are lots of different languages in the world, there comes with it times of opposition. What does that mean? Even the slightest difference in connotation of a word can make the world of a difference. Changing of a word’s connotation due to no direct translation, can completely destroy the origin of the word. Every language has their own ways of how they mean words, how they understand words, and how they are going to use these words in everyday life. In Ethan Watters’ article, “The…

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    My mom was a drunk, but she was a friendly drunk. As I grew up, all the kids in the neighborhood liked her. One Halloween one of the neighbor girls dressed in a bathrobe with curlers in her hair. She went trick or treating with a cup of coffee and a cigarette. Everyone knew she was going as my mother. My mother loved it and took it as a sign of the neighborhood’s approval. Mom never dressed before noon. In the morning, she would walk out to the curb to retrieve…

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    look around and see that paper… ‘All right, then, I’ll go to hell’-and tore it up’” (214). Huck uses empirical thought to choose friendship over the law when he realizes that Jim should not be treated as a slave, but as the best friend Jim has been treating him as well demonstrating Huck’s moral transformation. Even though having the thought of turning in the man that stuck with him throughout his hardships can also demonstrate Huck morally regressing, he understands that Jim does not deserve…

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    how they were traveling back from the Trojan War. Aeolus was very intrigued. He ushered them into the island just to hear more. They rested their for a month treated like royalty. In exchange, they told stories about Troy. The battles, abductions, tricks, and duels. After all the stories, Ulysses asked for a favor. "Aeolus, I need your help. Help us get home." Aeolus ushered Ulysses away into private. He gave him a sack tied with a gold strip. "Don 't let this go. It has the East, North, and…

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    Pyramid Scheme [Online] Available from: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pyramidscheme.asp#ixzz3cvnGNpaj [Accessed: 9th June 2015] Kahn Academy - Ponzi Schemes (2011) Directed by Jonathan Horn. [Video] Kahn Academy Lewis, M (2012) New dogs, old tricks. Why do Ponzi schemes succeed? Elsevier. p…

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