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    My Writing Autobiography

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    Ever since I could remember‚ I’ve loved writing. My passion began as a child when my creative writing empowered me to defeat my speech disability Rhotacism‚ the inability to pronounce the R sound; It’s more commonly know as the funny way Elmer Fudd talks on Looney Tunes. At a time in which I had lost my voice‚ I was able to eliminate my speech impediment by gaining confidence in myself through writing‚ reading my writing out loud‚ and working closely with a speech therapist. As I grew up‚ my writing

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    Growing up in Westmoreland County‚ Virginia‚ I never imagined I would play such a big role in the development of our country. I was the commander in the American Revolution that we won‚ allowing us to separate from Britain. At the age of 27 I was made a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. In 1774 I was a part of the continental congress. I’m glad I can look back on my many accomplishments and see how much of an influence I have had on the growth of our country. How many people can say they

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    somaly mam autobiography

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    LIFE IS LOVE - SOMALY MAM Human trafficking‚ a multi-billion dollar industry‚ is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world‚ with over two million women and children sold into sexual slavery each year. Born to a tribal minority family in the Mondulkiri province of Cambodia‚ Somaly Mam began life in extreme poverty. Somaly Mam does not have any birth records showing when she was born or whom her parents were. She was sold at the age 12 and was also a survivor of sex slavery. Now‚ she is

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    Culture refers to patterns of human activity and representative structures that give such activity meaning. There are many differences and similarities among the various cultures that occur out of human nature. A culture is inclusive of every facet of a human ’s life. This culture directs people ’s actions and attitudes toward several things. Through culture our attitude‚ actions‚ and thoughts are formed. Culture consists of 3 elements: values‚ norms‚ and artifacts. Values consist of ideas of what

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    My fourth grade in elementary grade‚ I had made the most memories. I was the upperclassmen and I had become a bus buddy. Where I would wear an orange badge and have kids cooperate on the bus. I was the one that made the kid’s cooperate and convince them to do as I would say. There were some kids that wouldn’t obey the rules and I would write the kids up and report them. My cousin also joined me in this journey. We would sit at the back and act like top-notches. During May in my 4th grade‚ we

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    the story of a clan of Neanderthals who worship bear spirits. Unfortunately and probably unknowingly to her‚ most of her story would have had to be written differently in order to be more anthropologically accurate. To start the nitpicking on accuracy‚ the idea that Neanderthals by and large worshiped Bears‚ or had Rituals of animal sacrifice was almost certainly untrue. When Jean Auel wrote “Clan of the Cave Bear” it was widely accepted that Bear Cults and animal rituals were common among Neanderthal

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    The theme of Touching Spirit Bear is that you can always change yourself for the better. Cole went through some rough times as a child which caused his actions to be pretty dumb as he was nearing adulthood. Cole repeatedly slammed the head of one of his peers into the sidewalk for telling people he robbed a hardware store and left it a disaster. Afterwards‚ the Circle sentenced him to live in isolation on an Alaskan island. Cole had to chose between changing his ways or potentially going to prison

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    The only person who could have done this is Goldilocks herself. The story of Little Red Riding Hood is about a young‚ naive girl that visits her grandmother to find a big bad wolf in her place. Goldilocks and The Three Bears are about a young‚ stupid girl who wanders into the bears’ home‚ and lets her impoliteness overcome her even though these characters and their decisions are different. They have many similarities too. One similarity between their personalities is that they were both very

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    Bear Bryant Research Paper

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    Bear Bryant has one of the winningest records of all time‚ with a 323-85-17 (Sports-Reference.com). Bryant coached at Alabama for 25 years‚ and in that span‚ he won 6 national championships‚ but Alabama was not the only place that Bear coached‚ he also coached at Maryland‚ Kentucky‚ and Texas A&M previous to Alabama (Biography.com). At Alabama was where he got his 323rd

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    Not many novels are comparable to Flannery O’Connor’s The Violent Bear it Away. Perhaps  this is due in part to her skillful composition‚ but O’Connor’s blunt addressal of the natural struggle between faith and reason is strikingly convicting. Raised in the south in a predominantly Catholic family‚ O’Connor herself was no stranger to the concepts‚ using her experiences to create a composition that is deeply personal. O’Connor uses the themes of faith and reason as means of bearing her true beliefs

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