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    In this chapter‚ about photosynthesis‚ we vaguely learned about organisms that lived deep down in the ocean and they get their energy from earth. They make their own food‚ which makes them autotrophs‚ though they do this without the help of light (light independent process). Being fascinated about this process I did some research and tried to find out more about how they were discovered and what kind of environment they lived in; so I found a ted talk on this topic. In this Ted talk‚ Mike deGruy

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    globe’s average temperature was 6C cooler than today? The Earth was in the grip of an Ice Age around 18 000 years ago. 2.) How many parts per million of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is considered to be a dangerous level? 400 ppm. What level are we currently at? 380 ppm 3.) What would the world look like if it were 1C warmer? Ice free northwest passage for half the year‚ flooded cities in Asia (Bengal)‚ hurricanes‚ severe drought affecting food production‚ emergence of new deserts‚ etc.

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    Why many Americans should read poetry Americans should read poetry because it inspires‚ challenges‚ and tells stories of emotions that can help you find deep meaning inside yourself. Even though much of the famous poetry in the world came from Europe during the renaissance‚ students around the world study it. Yet in America we lack courses that effectively explain the meaning and importance of poetry. Poetry can change your life around because it makes you search your soul for answers that otherwise

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    KRISSH Words that Describe a Good Friendship Have you ever thought of what friendship really means? It is really hard to put into words. Friendships are mutually beneficial‚ meaning each of you get something out of the relationship. Friends are there when you need them‚ whether to comfort‚ support‚ congratulate‚ or just listen. Here is a list of words that describe a good friendship: affable‚ affectionate‚ amiable‚ amicable‚ attentive‚ available‚ believable‚ brave‚ caring‚ cheerful‚ considerate

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    Poetry to my opinion is emotional and boring. So it leaves me with one question; that why should we study poetry at all? I think I know just the right words to answer it. Poetry is a voice given to each one of us in our life time. It can be a roar‚ a scream or even a whisper. This voice can be used to express a variety of things. Often‚ people use poetry to express how they feel when they are misunderstood. Writing your feelings down in the form of poetry allows you be seen through the eyes of another

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    Memorandum To: Thomas A. Hemphill From: (Your Name) Date: Spell Out! Subject: Name of Case ___________________________________________________________________ 1. Tata Nano is neither an incremental innovation nor component or architectural innovation. This is because of brainstorming session to create functionality with different material better in order to achieve cost effectiveness objective. This is a complete rethinking process for fewer parts. Nano development is competence enhancing

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    Odysseus versus Spaz             Everyone needs a hero to look up to. People idolize heroes simply because of their admirable character traits. Examples of heroic characters would be Odysseus from Homer’s epic poem The Odyssey and Spaz from The Last Book in the Universe by Rodman Philbrick. The Odyssey is about the arduous journey home of Odysseus after the Trojan War. The Last Book in the Universe is about Spaz’s strenuous journey to see his sister‚ Bean‚ who has terminal cancer. Though both of

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    English 10 Syllabus Mr. Lee 2013-2014 CHAMPS Charter High School email: slee@champscharter.org Course Description: Guised in an unassuming office building in Van Nuys‚ California‚ English 10 is a course that appears to be like every other of its kind. It will attempt to view the valley of classic works of literature from the lens of a blossoming youth by challenging convention‚ encouraging risk-taking‚ and exposing the grandeur of literature. Students will nobly attempt to attain the virtuous

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    Cole Scott Manifest Destiny question or whatever :p 10-25-13 Manifest Destiny was mainly a selfish and egotistical ideal that inspired Americans to flock westward during the 1840s. The term is defined as the belief that westward expansion was the God-given right of Americans‚ even their duty‚ to spread their population to the West all the way to the Pacific Ocean. It was extremely damaging to several parties who found themselves in the path of the hordes of migrants‚ yet Americans came to be

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    interests. A mook is an adolescent male made by real teenagers’ attitudes‚ who is immature and aggressive. Similarly‚ the “midriff” is a character that pitched at teenage girls. However‚ she acts premature as an adult and highly-sexualized. When I was in high school‚ there were just few of them act like “mooks” and “midriff”. Media outlet influence teenagers by creating the characters‚ “mook” and “midriff”. Teenagers consider these characters as cool‚ and these characters become the mainstream among

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