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    Every person should have a best friend. I am lucky enough to have two! There exists a popular phrase‚ “dog is mans best friend‚” and indeed my dog‚ Maxwell‚ is my best friend. Maxwell is a cuddly‚ 5 year-old cocker spaniel and poodle mixture‚ weighing in at roughly 20 pounds. In addition‚ a lovely lady by the name of Jenna Michelle also earns the “best friend” title in my life. Jenna is a 27 year-old goofy lady who has shown me solid friendship for the past three years. I spend a majority of my time

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    excellent question‚ one to which we as human begins may unfortunately never know the proper answer to. Albert Camus’ book “The Plague” offers a valid response to the problem of evil and suffering because‚ it offers a more rational understanding of the puzzle that is the problem of evil and suffering while‚ it simultaneously encourages resistance to evil. The story accomplishes this by having the reader experience the reality of natural evil through the eyes of various characters’ perspectives. Throughout

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    Origami and Its Evolution

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    1. Origami and its evolution Origami is derived from Japanese word ‘oru’ (to fold)and ‘kami’ (paper). 1.1 History Paper was first invented in China and was brought to Japan in the sixth century . Paper was a luxury‚ available to very few. Paper folding was hence strictly limited for ceremonial purposes‚ which were mostly religious in nature. By the Edo period (1603-1868)‚ paper folding in Japan had become recreational as well as ceremonial‚ often featuring multiple cuts and folds. It came

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    BACKGROUND Continental drift is a theory proposed by a scientist‚ Alfred Wegener in the twentieth century. The theory explained that all the continents was once joined as one‚ and through the course of millions of years‚ drifted apart from each other to form separate continents as we see it now. THEORY Before all the continents were separated‚ they existed as one supercontinent‚ Pangaea (Lovett‚ 2008)‚ surrounded by a super ocean‚ known as Panthalassa. Movement of continents can be compared to

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    Citizen Kane

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    people who are interviewed throughout the film and their memory causes different perspective about Kane as an individual. Furthermore‚ the symbolism of jigsaw puzzle is a central aspect of the film which suggests that the notion of memory is unreliable. The Dutch angle shot of jigsaw puzzle‚ is symbolic of the unreliability of memory. A puzzle is incomplete if one piece is missing. Similarly‚ as Thompson interviews individuals‚ Welles positions his audience to (I don’t know how to word the following:

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    1.1 Explain the innate drive for children to play Play is important for children’s development and it help them to explore their world outside of what they feel or hear. Play help children’s to learn and develop their skills‚ Play is also important and support different areas of their development. Children’s learn things like soft and hard objects‚ it also develop their muscles for easy movement. The play work principle (2006) state‚ all children and young people need to play

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    land mass‚ "Pangaea"‚ because the continents began to break up‚ and various parts drifted away from one another. According to Wegener‚ “the eastern shoreline of Africa and the western shoreline of South America fit together like a piece of jigsaw puzzle‚ and when you align the continents at their continental shelves‚ their fit is even better” [ (Wegener‚ 2007) ]. When scientist and geologist began to traveler around the world‚ it was even more evident that Wegener’s theory of continental

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    House Of Leaves Analysis

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    Not of the mundane kind that you find printed in newspapers and magazines‚ but the kind that require some exploration by the imagination rather than number crunching or looking up words in a dictionary. The House of Leaves is a puzzle‚ many puzzles‚ riddles‚ scraps of information‚ begging to be traced out and explored by an inquisitive mind. Without knowing it‚ I was quickly drawn into the quirks and eccentricities of the text‚ and it began to be more important for me to figure out the

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    the easy one everybody in the world did every day. Here is what Thomas said in his book “Structure of Scientific Revulsions”; “Normal Science"‚ that is to say every day‚ bread-and-butter science‚ is a "puzzle-solving" activity conducted under a reigning "paradigm”. An "anomaly" arises when a puzzle‚ considered as important or essential in some way‚ cannot be solved. The anomaly cannot be written off as just an ill-conceived research project; it continues to assert itself as a thorn in the side of

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