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    Wind Mill Project

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    project is a mini windmill that uses wind energy to generate electricity. This process is achieved by creating a propeller and connecting it to a motor. This motor lies on a free rotating base that rotates above a stand (truss) that supports the whole mill. Rotating the base to face the direction of the wind is achieved by connecting a back rudder to the base. • How does it work? Electric energy generation starts when the wind rotates the propeller blades – that have

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    ENG 105 7 October 2013 Evaluation of Gone with the Wind A lot of people wonder what it would be like to live in the past. Some fantasize about 16th century England; others daydream about the roaring 20’s or even the Great Depression. I personally daydream about living in the South in the 1860’s. That is why I fell in love with the classic novel Gone With the Wind. Written by Margaret Mitchell and set in the county of Clayton‚ Georgia‚ a tale of a 16-year-old girl named Scarlett O’Hara unfolds

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    Searching For SUmmer

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    In “Searching for Summer” Joan Aiken uses details to portray the dark‚ negative‚ worldly mood and the happy‚ bright‚ and energetic mood of the different settings. The negativity surrounding the people of England‚ and the world‚ have drastically changed their whole lives and have made the world even harder to live in. A cloud of obscurity and anguish that was caused by war is blocking the rays of bliss and delight; however one couple is determined to find “a bit of sun” pg. 66 that will change their

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    Ode to the West Wind

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    “Ode to the West Wind” Theme: - Man and the Natural World Nature itself is more powerful than man but we are part of the natural world therefore man and the natural world is connected. We need to take care of nature as we take care of ourselves for nature is more powerful so then it can strike back to us like the west wind. The west wind represents the period of winter but we know that winter is always followed by spring. Spring symbolizes rebirth‚ life and growth. So we humans

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    Summer Slim

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    Summer Slim 8 oz Spring Water 2 scoops Vi- Shape Shake mix 6 frozen peach slices 6 frozen strawberries ( this recipe is delicious with 1/4 cup plain or vanilla yogurt added) Blended Frosty Strawberry Cinco De Mayo Vi Margaritas 1/4 cup strawberry fat free sorbet 3-5 ice cubes 2 Scoops Vi Shape Nutritional mix ... 1 Cup Almond Milk 1 shot tequila (optional) Juice from lime Strawberry and fresh lime slices Place sorbet‚2 Scoops Vi Shape Nutritional mix‚ ice‚

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    Summer Solstice

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    Summer Solstice Actually the Summer Solstice story of he famous Nick Joaquin and the Movie Tatarin was great. Great in the sense that it shows the true meaning of the story that men should sometimes be equal to women and women can also dominate men in all criteria of living. The following are some events that are not in the story itself and were added in the movie: ➢ The scene that Amada is dancing the ritual in the forest. ➢ All the sexy or bed scenes that are added

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    Summer and Smoke

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    Summer and Smoke By: Tennessee Williams Summer and smoke was taken place in the beautiful town of Glorious Hill‚ Mississippi. Alma Winemiller‚ the daughter of an unmarried minister‚ is in a romantic relationship with the young undisciplined doctor‚ who lived next door. John Buchanan JR. was a very physical young man. It is apparent that the differences between the two would pull them together; they are the right fish in the sea. For their first date John takes Alma to a Casino

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    Summer Reading

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    Summer Reading Assignment 2013                                    MYP Year 5‚ Honors English 10 AREAS of INTERACTION: Human Ingenuity Health and Social Education Environments Community and Service Approaches to Learning  Essential Questions: How do humans endure traumatic situations in life? How do our values and beliefs shape who we are as

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    Summer Assignments

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    Chawin Pathompornvivat Mrs. Sarr-Lewis Advanced Placement English Language & Composition 21st August‚ 2013 Summer Assignments 2013 Word count: 313 words “Close Reading: The Art and Craft of Analysis” Close reading informs a writer writing by revealing something new each time we read them. The process of close reading develop an understanding of a text that is based first on the words themselves. The skill called “close reading” is a fundamental for interpreting literature. Reading

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    Searching for Summer

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    In the story “Searching for Summer”‚ Joan Aiken uses diction and imagery to show how the moods change from depressing in the town to happy in the country. Aiken uses imagery to describe the sky as “whitish gray‚ day after day‚ sometimes darking to weeping slate” (68). The author compares sky to crying without the sun shining. The reader can conclude that without the sun‚ the town would be dark and depressing. Another way Aiken uses imagery in the story to describe the houses is when she states “dimmest

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