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    It was 1738 in Richlands‚ North Carolina. The Wind blew softly and the leaves fell one by one. Crunch! Crunch! POW! I hear as people jump and step in piles and piles of leaves. Having a joyful and playful time but little do they know two weeks from today there will be no more playing‚ and jumping in piles of leaves because the Fried Chicken Monster (F.C.M) was coming back into town. The Fried Chicken Monster or as my family calls him (F.C.M) has been missing in action for about eight years now. F

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    Colditz Castle was a Prisoner of War (POW) camp for the duration of World War Two (WWII) strictly for the officer ranks‚ however there were a few non-commissioned officers (NCOs) present. These NCOs were orderlies of batmen of the commissioned offiers (COs). The castle is situated in the town of Colditz‚ this was in the heartland of Hitler’s Nazi Germany. The Swiss border was over 400 miles away to the south‚ an extremely long and dangerous route for any escaping POW from Colditz. The geographical position

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    American-born Japanese‚ was quickly isolated from her home after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. As for an American POW‚ Louie Zamperini‚ war meant years of hard labor‚ beatings‚ and starvation‚ all while he had no communication with his family or the outside

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    WWII has been one of the most memorable events in history‚ but beneath all of it are the deprived POWS and the confined Japanese-American internees. Louis Zamperini before he was stationed as a bombardier on a B-24 was a olympic runner. Louie had been captured by the Japanese after his B-24 crashed in the ocean and was marooned on a raft with two of his friends. Miné Okubo is a American with Japanese heritage and has a talent for making art. She was going to college for an art degree until she

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    NADH is more efficient‚ therefore if they are the ones shuttling the energy‚ the total ATP production will be closer to 32. While the first step of cellular respiration (Glycolysis) is a catabolism of carbon molecules‚ photosynthesis’s last step of the calvin cycle is anabolism of carbon molecules. Cellular respiration

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    During World War II there were many escape attempts by the allied prisoners from the German prisoner of war (POW) camps‚ some successes‚ some failures‚ but as shown by these attempts there were many different types of ways that they tried to escape. Some used tunnels‚ others used game boards‚ or disguising‚ but of all the many different types of escapes‚ it was the escapes that used tunnels that were the most successful. The most well known tunnel escape was “The Great Escape” from Stalag Luft III

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    Zamperini once said “I was raised to face any challenge.” In the novel Unbroken‚ written by Laura Hillenbrand‚ Louie Zamperini‚ an ambitious WWII veteran‚ survives the hardships of life through perseverance and forgiveness. He struggled through multiple POW camps and an extreme captor‚ the Bird‚ but still managed to become the resilient person that made the impossible‚ possible. He had no regrets in his life because of the thorough decisions he made. By explaining how Louie’s resilient mindset gets him

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    Teenage Driving Laws. Does shuttling teens around until they are 18 sound appealing? The answer is no. Despite the maturity level of teenagers‚ the driving age should remain the same because any driver could be reckless‚ kids could rely less on their parents‚ and teens could learn responsibilities that they need for future references. If the driving age stays the same many teenagers could rely less on their parents. Some teens have parents who work constantly so that could limit them from doing

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    Workshop. I decided to observe children at Adventure Island as there were more children playing. The caves in Adventure Island had a sandbox and the boys were throwing sands around showing that there motor skills are developing to the point where they can throw at a great distance. For girls‚ I see that they don’t throw sands around like the boys do; they tend to fill the buckets with sands instead. Cognitively‚ it seemed that the girls are more mature than the boys are because the girls followed the

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    Name: Modella Studente POW # 1 Broken Eggs Problem Statement: How many eggs were broken? (And is there more than one answer?) Process: Given that she lined them up by twos and one was left over‚ by threes and one was left over‚ by fours and one was left over‚ by fives and one was left over‚ by sixes and one was left over and by sevens and it came out evenly‚ we figure the number had to be a multiple of seven and end in a one or a six. (Anything divisible by five with one left over has to

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