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    communication with the rest of the world. I own a smart phone‚ and I know that if I were to lose or not have it one day‚ I would go ballistic! My phone keeps me in touch with everyone around me‚ not only that but‚ it stores a lot of my personal events and pictures‚ and not to mention the amount of money I paid for this expensive trinket was ridiculous! I am a very busy woman with a very busy schedule. I am a full time student throughout the whole week‚ and I work at a salon on the weekends. My job

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    Once More to the Lake

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    nce More to the Lake E. B. White’s Once More to the Lake is a very well written essay. The back and forth reflections of his childhood to adulthood is engaging. The way he compares his child self to his son arrests the whole essay. White’s story captures the essence of childhood memories. Reflecting beautifully will bring beauty‚ this is what White did. Retrospect is the main idea of White’s Once More to the Lake. Throughout the essay‚ White constantly reflects on his childhood and days at the

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    Daniel Lee HIS-1101-XTIB 12/T1 (Williams) 10 October 2012 Book Report Bainton‚ Roland H. Here I Stand: A life of Martin Luther. Third Printing Hardback March 2011. Peabody: Hendrickson Publishers Marketing‚ LLC‚ 1950. Bainton’s Here I Stand is a chronologically arranged biography of Martin Luther’s life which seeks to show his philosophy and ideas for the reform of the Catholic Church without seeking to perform psychoanalysis of the Reformer. The book has twenty two chapters separated in

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    Jean-Michel Basquiat

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    his essay‚ Royalty‚ Heroism‚ and the Streets: The Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat‚ Robert Farris Thompson recounts the story of the first time he was able to watch Basquiat at work. It was in February 1985. Just before Basquiat began painting‚ he did something rather interesting‚ as Farris Thompson notes… "Basquiat activated an LP of free‚ Afro-Cuban‚ and other kinds of jazz. Then he resumed work on an unfinished collage. Hard bop sounded. Jean-Michel pasted on letters and crocodiles. He did this with

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    Ida Jean Orlando

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    Ida Jean Orlando: Nurse Patient Relationships Jennifer Liu Utica College Ida Jean Orlando: Nurse Patient Relationships “Nursing‚ as a noble profession‚ occurs through a process that involves the nurse and the individual in need of the nurses’ help” (Schmieding‚ 2002). The development of several types of nursing theories aide today’s nurses to become more compassionate‚ nurturing and effective communicators in the patient’s care. The focus may be on the patient‚ nurse‚ or both nurse and patient

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    Here S Herbie

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    trip was sitting in the front car; he loved looking out of the window‚ but never had the courage to go up and stand in front of it. One day‚ as he was sitting in the train‚ a guy entered the train and started yelling in a very loud voice: “Herbie’s here. Here’s Herbie!” To begin with‚ the narrator considered Herbie as a retard because of his rather strange appearance. However‚ as soon as Herbie sat by the front window with his steering wheel and started imagining himself steering the train‚ the narrator

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    Once Were Warriors.

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    The film‚ Once Were Warriors foregrounds the issue that Maori are a culture that has lost its way .The invited reading is that the Maori community deals with domestic violence‚ poverty‚ gangs and alcoholism. The film positions the viewers to believe that Maori men are violent‚ as the film portrays them in a negative way. By exploiting the representation that Maori men are brutal alcoholics and dangerous‚ viewers are positioned to agree with the expressions of the film. This representation is evident

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    In the story “Here There Be Tigers”‚ there are multiple types of characters. There is the bossy and ignorant‚ but also the understanding and laid back. In the second story “Searching for Summer” there are the same element of characters. For example chatterton and Mr. Noakes are from two separate stories but have multiple of the same characteristics. Chatterton from “Here There Be Tigers” and Mr. Noakes from “Searching for Summer”‚ have multiple of the same characteristics‚ such as being self-absorbed

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    Jean Echinoz Courir

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    the texts you have read. The concept of the individual is dealt with in varying ways through lots of the texts which I have read. The texts which stood out for me as having the most emphasis on the individual and individuality are Jean Echenoz “Courir” and Rousseau’s “Les Reveries d’un Promeneur Solitaire”. Both deal with the individual and individuality in a prominent way. In Jean Echnoz Courir we see a great emphasis on the individual in the form of runner Emile Zatopek. The emphasis is on the

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    Once upon a time

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    Professor Kang English 04-21-14 Once Upon a Time In Nadine Gordimer ’s short story of "Once Upon a time"‚ she creates a frame narrative that she is involved in which is companioned by a children’s story that she’s had no interest in writing. The theme supports a message stating that humans can become their own self destruction. Living happily ever after means good comes to those who’ve worked hard and have earned it‚ but this story is followed by a twist and “YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED" (Gordimer‚ 190)

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