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    Brian Winter

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    work things out. He is able to figure things out by himself and is able to adapt to his environment. In the story Brian learns to make himself a very protective shelter to protect him against the winter’s harsh climate. He also learns how to make a bow and arrow from pieces of wood that he finds in the forest‚ and snow shoes from rabbits skin that he catches. He also learns fro his mistake‚ like when he leave his food out in the open and a bear came and almost destroys his shelter. The bear and the

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    Clad only in a loin-cloth‚ he has become "Tomme." Side by side with his new father‚ the chief (Rui Polonah)‚ he is learning the fine points of hunting and fishing with a bow and arrow. As it turns out‚ the chief had taken pity on the boy and spirited him away from the "Termite People." He decided that he would be better off in "the World‚" as the "Invisible People" describe the rainforest. The "Termite People" are like

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    Katniss Bio

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    each district has a specific purpose in supplying something to the Capitol. She has been the sole provider of food for her family since her father died. She provides by illegally hunting beyond the fence in District 12. Katniss is very skilled with a bow and arrow and is very independent. She is a survivor. Katniss’s father‚ a coal miner‚ was killed in a mine explosion when Katniss was 11. After his death‚ her mother went into a deep depression and was unable to care for her children. Katniss’s mother

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    THE HUNGER GAMES Collins Suzanne -Summary by Ashdeep Singh In the morning of the reaping day‚ Katniss wakes up. Finds her mom‚ pet cat (Buttercup)‚ and her sister‚ Prim by her side. After getting dressed‚ she heads to the forest‚ where she meets her hunting partner Gale. After fishing and searching for berries‚ they head back home. On their way back home‚ Katniss and Gale stops at the Hobs‚ the black market. At the Hobs‚ they exchange their fishes with bread and salt. Then they go to the mayors

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    Hatchet - Gary Paulsen

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    HATCHET ESSAY Brian Robeson‚ the main character in Gray Paulsen’s novel Hatchet does experience problems after crashing in the Canadian wilderness. However‚ he is able to survive because he learns from his mistakes and he becomes more positive and resilient. When Brian survives the plane crash he initially finds it very difficult to cope in his new environment. His clothes were soaked and muddy‚ he was freezing cold and his anorak had been torn. As he was practically motionless a “swarming

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    Ribbons an Bows

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    Ribbons an’ Bows‚ Inc. finances: a. How would the three-month operations be reported (through June 30)? b. Was the company profitable (ignoring Income Taxes)? c. Why did its Cash-in Bank declined (during the three-month period)? 2. How would the financial condition of the business be reported on June 30‚ 2010? 3. Does the three-month operation of Carmen be characterized as “successful”? Explain. III. OBJECTIVE To present fairly the financial operation in a 4-month operation of Ribbon an’ Bows‚ Inc.

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    Violin Bow

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    The violin bow partners with the violin to create sound. NA/AbleStock.com/Getty Images Without the violin bow‚ the violinist would be limited to plucking and strumming strings. Violin bows consist of several technical parts that each serve a different purpose for performance and reliability. There are only a few parts to the violin bow‚ but any string player should be able to discuss each part. When learning to use‚ repairing and performing maintenance on the bow‚ it will greatly help you to be

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    Wow-Deference

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    Georgia Military College Prep School Word of the Week: Deference Week of January 20 – January 26‚ 2013 Definition: respectful submission or yielding to the judgment‚ opinion‚ will‚ etc.‚ of another. 2. Respectful or courteous regard: in deference to his wishes. Quotable Quotes: “The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness; to an opponent‚ tolerance; to a friend‚ your heart; to your child‚ a good example; to a father‚ deference; to your mother‚ conduct that will make her proud

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    Grime

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    It is 2002 in the South Bow council estate within the East End of London‚ England. The urban environment is made up of grotty beer can-strewn flats‚ mobile telephones running out of credit‚ bets on football matches‚ and televisions that are in need of repair. Away from the tower blocks are streets made up of corner-shop off-licences‚ pizza and burger establishments‚ and visits to cashpoint machines: “a lived culture rooted in a recognizable up British social reality” (Barron‚ 2013: 536) Rewinding

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    Six Forces of Culture

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    POW Wow is an event put on by the Prince George Friendship Centre‚ it takes place at the Carrie Jane Gray Park. It is rich in energy and historical popular culture. Hosting the powwow is a way of ensuring the rich heritage of the aboriginal people is preserved. The word Pow Wow‚ or pau wau‚ means a gathering of people coming together to trade. Explorers misinterpreted the ceremony of medicine men dancing‚ thinking all natives gathered to sing and dance in this manner. The modern day Pow Wow evolved

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