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    Scenes from Late Paradise: Stupidity At the San Jose Museum of Art in northern California people from all over the Bay area can come and view hundred of beautiful artwork. The San Jose museum of Art is made up of seven galleries. At the entrance of the museum there is an arcade and the admissions booth. The first floor has one very large gallery‚ which is called the North gallery. On the first floor you will find the Education center‚ restrooms‚ the museums store and the museum café. Also you will

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    Jared Thesis: The government is not doing enough to help veterans. Quotation/ Excerpt: “100 million dollars pledged to refugees‚ $4‚000 per refugee‚ per year goal of 25‚000 refugees” This quotation from his presentation is effective because it supports and proves his argument as he shows where the government is spending its money. It is effective to prove that the government is not helping veterans as they do have the resources‚ however‚ they are not investing the money to help veterans. 2.

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    Cottie Catcher Reflection

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    confusion. I made sure that I first demonstrated how to make the Cottie Catcher with everyone watching and after this I gave everyone their materials and we made it as a group. This worked well because people were able to cognitively and visually pay attention to the creation of the Cottie Catcher‚ and with this knowledge they were then able to make it with guidance of myself making it with them and answering to any questions and concerns. I also brought examples of the Cottie Catchers I already made with

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    Ap English - Didion

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    and vivid. Her choice of words remains simple as if to not alienate the readers of her essay. Her tone for the first half of the opening‚ primarily the first and second paragraphs is calm‚ inviting‚ and explanatory. Didion tries to capture the attention of the readers by constantly using tone that is not harsh. The second half of the opening to her essay‚ which deals with the scientific aspects of the Santa Ana winds‚ is mostly explanatory. "To live with the Santa Ana is to accept‚ consciously or

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    There are four factors that can make our presentations become interesting. The first and most  important factor is delivery. In order to get attentions from audiences‚ we need to deliver our  presentations in an attractive way. We can use body language‚ eye contact‚ voice‚ gesture‚ the wow  factor‚ and technology. If we do all these kind of activities‚ the audiences would probably pay attention  to the whole of our presentations. The second factor is content. In the content of our presentations‚ we  must present “Data­3H”

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    Introduction: One step to take before becoming a teacher is to complete forty tutoring hours at Oasis Catholic facility. I have tutored children before‚ but when I first went to Oasis I was nervous. The facility was in a trailer park community primarily consisting of Hispanic immigrants who do not speak much English. However to my surprise‚ the children spoke English well. I initially believed I would need to learn more Spanish to tutor the children‚ but since I tutored the fourth graders‚ I did

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    Death by Scrabble

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    Death by Scrabble In the short story‚ “Death by Scrabble”‚ Charles Fish painted the picture of a man and his wife playing Scrabble. They both were evidently bored‚ and as the story is written from the man’s point of view‚ he revealed that he hated his wife. He felt that his wife had taken over his life‚ “I don’t think I’ve spoken to anyone except my wife since Thursday morning. On Thursday morning‚ I spoke to the milkman.” On this Sunday afternoon‚ he came to the realization that he hated his wife

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    The Future Goals

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    become a doctor or something in the medical field. The reason you ask? I want to help people with any type of sickness. There a lot of people that need medical attention dally I want a make a difference on people life’s. My second gold is to own a clinic one day. Most people in America don’t have insurance and don’t seek medical attention for the same reason. I want to open a clinic for people with low resources that can’t afford to pay insurance. A clinic with low prices and payments plans‚ also

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    The Last of the Mohicans

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    even with the Munro family for something they did to his family in the past. “The Last of the Mohicans” was very captivating in the sense that there was a lot of action throughout the film which kept your attention. It was also very interesting because it was historical and the battles were attention-grabbing. The film was interesting during the scenes at Fort Henry and the battles there because it really showed the intensity of the war. The overall setting of the film keeps the viewer interested because

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    Expectancy Violation Theory Have you ever felt like someone was violating your personal space? What makes you decide what is too close for comfort? The Expectancy Violation Theory explains how we react to our person space being invaded and how we perceive the violator. We have different opinions of people invading our personal space depending on who the violator is. Would you feel the same way about your boss hugging you as if your friend hugged you? That is what the expectancy violation theory

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