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    My descriptive essay‚ (Pond)ering Life‚ relates to “Summertime” by Kenny Chesney. In this songKenny Chesney sings about summer and how it’s the best time of the year. I chose this song because I love spending my summertime at my family’s pond. When I first heard about this essay‚ I immediately knew that I wanted to write about my pond. I have made many memories at my pond from various family and friend gatherings. I love spending my summer days and nights there relaxing‚ fishing‚ and swimming

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    “Don’t blink” by Kenny Chesney is about living life to the fullest and making every moment count. Life goes by fast and if you just blink time will go by quicker than you think. The song first starts out with the lyrics “I turned on the evening news‚ saw a old man being interviewed‚ turning a hundred and two today‚ asked him what’s the secret to life”. With these lyrics‚ Kenny Chesney is saying that instead of naming events about life he would change‚ the man talks about not blinking. By the phrase

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    “There Goes My Life” – Kenny Chesney Teenage pregnancy‚ the act of a youth girl‚ ages thirteen to nineteen‚ becoming pregnant. In the year 2007‚ 4.2% of teenage girls got pregnant‚ while in the year 2014‚ 2.4% of teenage girl got pregnant in the United States (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services). That’s a drastic change in teenage pregnancy. Teenage pregnancy rates decreased overtime because teenage girls were more aware of the long-term consequences‚ the rise of technology in medicine‚ social

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    Kenneth "Kenny" McCormick[1] (sometimes spelled as McKormick) is a character in the animated television series South Park. He is one of the main characters along with his friends Stan Marsh‚ Kyle Broflovski‚ and Eric Cartman. His oft-muffled and indiscernible speech—the result of his parka hood covering his mouth—is provided by co-creator Matt Stone. He debuted on television when South Park first aired on August 13‚ 1997‚ after having first appeared in The Spirit of Christmas shorts created by Stone

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    Dylan Chesney May 5‚ 2012 Period 4 Mr. Keller A View of the Future Essay Evolution of Technology When observing society‚ it is almost impossible to find a single person who does not some sort of technology. This is not a bad thing but rather a way of showing how the 21st century is evolving and relies on technology more than anything else. It is quite fascinating to compare life in the past to the life that is lived today and‚ furthermore‚ the life that will be lived fifty years from now

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    the changes could be on how they’re raised. The song‚”Some People Change” by Kenny Chesney is about how some people are born and raised the same as their parents. The changes that are in this song is about how most people change‚ but some people are raised and born to be like their parents‚ so they don’t change that much. In the song ‚ the changes are about the changes you go from when you’re born‚ to when you are growing up. One quote from the song that shows change is‚”He was raised to think like

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    the mail‚ how many people do you know? Not many would be I guess. Well back where I come from that would be the opposite‚ for the most part there is are less people you don’t know‚ then people you do know. Kenny Chesney‚ a country singer‚ sings a song called “Back where I Come From;” this songs describes my home town to the letter. The lyrics start by: “ well in the town where I was raised the clock ticks and the cattle graze” Theres only one main way to get in and out of my town unless

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    Kenny Rogers

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    There is no question that roasted chicken falls on the healthier side of fast food fence. The advantages of roasted over fried chicken is less fat‚ particularly at places that use rotisserie cooking—a method that drains off fat. Kenny Rogers ROASTER philosophy is weaved on preparing wholesome‚ hearty and well-balanced meal which mirrors today discerning consumers changing attitude towards healthy eating lifestyle. Our rotisserie chicken is a healthier alternative and less fattening. Constantly

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    2nd period  Kenny Ortega Kenny Ortega was born on April 18‚ 1950. He is quite a big name in Hollywood‚ having worked with many A-list stars in the thirty he has been a chorographer. He has choreographed for music videos‚ concert tours‚ and full length films. His wide varieties of styles and abilities have made him vary successful‚ even from a young age. Kenny Ortega started involving himself in the arts at thirteen‚ acting in various plays and musicals‚ such as Oliver‚ throughout his

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    Jennifer Angelucci April 23rd‚ 2007 SIREN SONG Margaret Atwood’s "Siren Song" is a lyric that consists of nine three-lined stanzas that neither possess any recognizable rhyme scheme nor rhythm. The speaker of this poem is a mythical creature‚ a Siren‚ who addresses us‚ the audience‚ when she speaks of the victims whom she lured through the enticing song she sings. The overall tone of this poem is sarcastic and quite sinister. The title itself immediately depicts the theme and speaker of the poem

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