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    American Dad

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    American Dad Casey Jones February 10‚ 2015 Dr. Chuck Tryon English 120 Fayetteville State University Abstract The main character Stan Smith‚ a CIA agent and father who is always on the lookout for terrorist and extraterrestrial activity‚ will go to the absolute extreme to make sure his country is safe from harm. In addition to his regular normal family‚ his wife Francine and his two teenage children Haley and Steve‚ they also has two “different and special” members. Roger‚ the sarcastic alien

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    My DAD

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    alcoholic father. As a child I was always taught to keep our family life secret and never let people know the struggles that our family faced. People always thought that I had the best of everything because of the material possessions I accumulated from my dad. They assumed that because our family had money‚ we were problem free - and oh‚ how wrong they were! It was until my senior year at Halls High School that I kept leading people on to believe a lie. I finally got tired of feeling as though I was two

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    Shootings

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    have ever imagined that this simple night out would end it warm blood and wet tears. The recent shooting in Aurora‚ Colorado is only another example of the repeating violence in the United States. Many blame these psychotic killings on the violence our children grow up with in the media and toys. “Shootings” by Adam Gopnik‚ expresses the views of others such as me‚ who believe that the blame on these shooting is not on the media‚ rather on the lack of control and actions the government takes to prevent

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    Skill Analysis: Basketball Shooting Purpose Shooting is necessary for basketball because it is the only way to gain points in order to win. Ways it Helps in a Game In a basketball game‚ shooting helps both physically and mentally. The physical impact of shooting is the fact that as you get shots in‚ you gain points. Also‚ once more shots start going in‚ momentum begins to take over and both your offence and defence play better to ensure the good shooting continues. Shooting also helps to mentally

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    Becoming Dad

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    Becoming Dad I was merely a child at the age of nineteen when my daughter was conceived. Such vivid memories make it seem as if it were only yesterday when I witnessed her being brought into this world. The shock of the emergency wake-up at six o’clock in the morning‚ the rush to the hospital‚ the long anticipating wait‚ and the birth itself have greatly impacted my life‚ changing who I am today. It was a normal morning on January fourteenth‚ so I thought. I was awakened by a worrying cry let

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    A book review on“Rich Dad Poor Dad” Author: Robert T. Kiyosaki Title: Rich Dad Poor Dad Theme: The importance of the financial literacy Thesis: What the Rich teach their kids about money – That the Poor do not. “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert T. Kiyosaki is very popular book on finance on the market today. This is a true story from the author’s life. Robert Kiyosaki refers to two fathers: one is Roberts’s real father (Poor Dad)‚ a highly educated but poor professor‚ who always asked

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    high-paying job with great benefits‚" my parents used to say. Their goal in life was to provide a college education for my older sister and me‚ so that we would have the greatest chance for success in life. This is the introduction to the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki. This is especially true in the context of Asian countries where most of us are told to cram for exams‚ get good grades (top the class if possible) and jobs with fat paychecks and benefits. Though times are changing and so

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    The essay is about an officer who must make a decision whether to shoot an elephant or not. From the very beginning the officer is saying that he is hated by a large number of people. He starts off as an honest man in my opinion. Will he continue being an honest man throughout the story? The officer was a subdivisional police officer of a town and the officer describes himself as an easy target. This officer even admits that he does not like his job. Like the officer‚ I too had a choice to make‚

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    In this paper‚ the transitivity system is employed to analyze George Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant” in attempt to uncover the underlining imperialistic theme that occurs throughout the text‚ with relation towards the positionality of the narrator. In taking a linguistic approach‚ the paper intends to use stylistic analysis to substantiate literary interpretation. Building upon that plane‚ there will be illumination upon the actuality of an elephant with the symbolistic representation of imperialism

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    Composition~Orwell Analysis In the excerpt from Orwell’s “Shooting an Elephant”‚ the author uses similes‚ syllepsis‚ and connotation to appeal to the readers sense of pathos in order to convey his attitude of remorse and fluster in regards to shooting the elephant so as to comment on imperialism. Orwell uses Similes to convey his remorse and fluster towards shooting the elephant. He compares the elephant to “…a huge rock toppling…” and paints the scene by saying “The thick blood welled out of

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