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    The Physics of a Yoyo

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    the enemy or the prey1. The word “yoyo” used in North America was taken after the Philippine language Tagalog‚ yoyo means “come come” or “come back”. It was a Philippine immigrant named Pedro Flores who brought the yoyo to America. An American man named D.F. Duncan Sr. saw the yoyo manufactured by Pedro Flores and bought the company from him. He mass-produced the new toy with different technologies. It was Duncan who came up with the idea of slip string‚ consisting of a sliding loop around the axle

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    Julian Felipe

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    piano after the death of Cosca. He was employed as an organist at the San Pedro Parish Church in Cavite. Felipe also taught music at girls’ school the La Sagrada Familia. Felipe produced such pieces as Aurorita‚ Danza (Early Dawn Danza)‚ Cintas y Flores (Ribbon and Flowers)‚ and Motete al Santisimo (Motet to the Most Holy). He became a member of the prestigious Santa Cecilia Musical Society. And in 1896‚ he joined the Philippine revolution and because of this‚ he was imprisoned at Fort Santiago.

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    Employment discrimination occurs when an employee is rebuked based on factors that have no bearing on job performance. Traits such as race‚ religion‚ gender‚ and national origin are all elements that can be the basis of discrimination in hiring‚ firing‚ promotion‚ and other employment decisions. Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act integrates the two principles of disparate treatment and disparate impact. Disparate treatment is when an employee is treated differently due to the factors mentioned

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    Oliver Twist Analysis

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    major conflicts‚ in such categories are the secondary characters found as well. Three supporting characters of Oliver Twist aid the elaboration of the story; these significant characters are Mr. Brownlow representing purity‚ integrity and goodness‚ Nancy as partially righteous‚ partially villain and lastly on the other extreme of the scale: Fagin‚ the symbol of evil‚ corruption and manipulation. Throughout the story we are introduced to each of these characters through an omniscient point of view‚

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    real world as well as in a story. Dialogue in a story can tell you many details and important things you may need to understand a story. This is shown in the stories‚ “The Treasure of Lemon Brown” by Walter Dean Myers and The House of The Scorpion by Nancy Farmer‚ where the authors use dialogue to develop characters and setting and to further the plot.     In the story‚ “The Treasure of Lemon Brown” the author‚ Walter Dean Myers‚ uses dialogue to develop characters and further plot. This is reflected

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    Because the school is so unsuccessful‚ Mr. Obi’s wife‚ Nancy‚ wanted to support her husband in his efforts to improve it. Thus‚ she planted flower beds and improved the landscaping across the school compound. The cause was the fact that Nancy wanted to support her husbands efforts and the effect is the flower beds she planted. The story continues in this cause-and-effect pattern all the way to the end. For example‚ after Nancy planted the flower beds‚ Mr. Obi spotted a woman walking right

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    Conjunto Biographies

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    formed his own conjunto “Los Maximos”. He developed his own style of both singing and accordion techniques by using influences from his mentors and or inspirators such as Jose Feliciano‚ Isidro Govella‚ Juan Sifuentes‚ Joe Ramos‚ Tony De La Rosa‚ Angel Flores‚ Mingo Saldivar‚ Flaco Jimenez‚ Salvador Garcia‚ Manuel Guerrero‚ Paulino Bernal‚ Steve Jordan and many others. With this mixture of combining voices and accordion techniques‚ Boni became very recognized!! In 2001 Boni did his first solo recordings

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    contemporary artwork representing the church and the reality faced by the faithful. The museum’s visual arts collection extends to the galleries on the second floor. It is in this exhibit hall where visitors view sample works of pre-war artists like Simon Flores‚ Fabian de la Rosa‚ Dominador Castaneda‚ Diosdado Lorenzo‚ and Felix Martinez. Together they are displayed side-by side with the works of contemporary artists like Nunelucio Alvarado‚ Nena Saguil‚ Romeo Tabuena‚ Jaime De Guzman‚ and Julie Lluch.

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    Oliver Twist Book Analysis Oliver Twist is a very intriguing book by the renowned author‚ Charles Dickens. This five hundred and fifty four paged‚ historical fiction book is overflowing with the adventure and excitement‚ of one nine year old orphan boy‚ Oliver‚ who is finally finding out who he really is. Throughout the book Oliver will interact with people who won’t only change his views about the world‚ but will change how he lives his life. The beginning of Oliver’s life starts in the 1830’s

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    Mike Rose

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    experience in order to help them see how to reach their success with their outlook on reality. Rose establishes a very informed and knowing relationship with the audience and effectively conveys his message. (A1) In the essay “On Being a Cripple” Nancy Mairs claims that you can only live life to the fullest by breaking free from stereotypes and looking at life without bias. Mairs supports her claim through the story of how she looks at herself and finds what she can do even though she is “handicapped”

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