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    description of a place

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    Located about 200 meters away from the Church‚ and 150 meters far from the public Library‚ which served of references. There was a lake at the end of the street‚ and the sunset directly behind it created a spectacular visual event. The place was quit and people only heard the sound of the bird. The house had two stairs with nine bedrooms and three bathroom. At the top floor‚ five bedrooms and two bathrooms. One kitchen‚ two storage rooms‚ a big living room at the bottom floor‚ four bedrooms‚ and

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    You rush to the supermarket because you remembered you have to make guacamole for your friend’s fiesta tonight. You get to the produce section of the supermarket and there are two options for avocados the California avocados or the Mexican avocados. You grab the Mexican avocados because they are much cheaper. Later you are at the party and someone mentions to you that the avocados are not very flavorful and there is no buttery texture. She then goes on to tell you about how California’s avocados

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    The Home Place

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    The Home Place The story ‘’The Home Place’’ by Guy Vanderhaeghe is about a relationship between a father and a son. Throughout the story‚ the readers see and understand the reason behind Gil and Ronald broken relationship. In this story‚ the author implies that when a father puts is love for is land before his son‚ their relation will suffer. Vanderheaghe explains his theme with the help of the characters traits‚ the setting and conflicts. The author develop the character of Gil

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    Belonging Place

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    Finding a sense of belonging to a place can influence an individual’s sense of acceptance within the community and culture or opposingly can enhance their sense of isolation and alienation from society.This is reflected through Raimond Gaita’s memoir Romulus My Father and Manfred Jurgensen’s poem Bonegilla 1916 through extensive literary devices.We learn individuals perceptions of place and their ability to adjust to new places governs their ability to belong and feel at home with new cultures.

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    Place to Go

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    A Place to remember My toes in the water and my hands in the sand‚ I stare off over the clear still water. With over 500 miles of shoreline‚ Smith Lake provides me a sense of freedom. It helps me to relax and puts my mind at peace. Sitting there dazed by the beauty of the lake‚ it allows me to meditate and clear my thoughts. Smith Lake survives vividly in my memory. With a shoreline reaching over 500 miles long‚ the beautiful shoreline provides me a sense of freedom. The long continuous shoreline

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    California has been at an ongoing war with its self for many years on water regulations for several years. California has been in a drought for about 8 years and the state is starting to regulate water but the people have a different idea. If California decides to keeps these strict water regulations there economy will suffer. Water regulations will make the economy suffer because the amount of jobs farmers provide would shrink horrendously. Pete Belluomini the vice-president of Farming for

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    Favorite Place

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    Stephanie Ruiz Essay 1 Draft 1 My Favorite Place My favorite place is Centennial Park located in the Grand Canyon of Twin Falls‚ ID. It’s so beautiful there.When you drive down you are more focused on the steep narrow road but the view is great‚ now if you walk down that’s a whole different story.It’s a great place for anyone who enjoys: nature‚lots of activities and family time . As I’m walking down you can see the golf course which

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    A Women's Place

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    A Woman’s Place Women are second-class citizens. A belief most of the world has bypassed in present day life‚ but in classical Greek societies‚ it was extremely prevalent. This belief influenced much of society back then and created a male dominated country. Women were thought of as baby makers. They were there to make and raise families. This quality of society is prominent in The Theban Plays‚ written by Sophocles. This book consists of three plays‚ Oedipus the King‚ Oedipus at Colonus

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    A California Thanksgiving In November 2012‚ my dad and I traveled to San Francisco for the Thanksgiving holiday. We had already done both of our family Thanksgivings‚ so it was the perfect opportunity to get away. Even without many plans‚ we were able to take a drive down the coast to Monterey‚ explore San Francisco‚ and see the beautiful college town of Palo Alto‚ all at our own pace. Our trip started with a morning flight from Little Rock to Dallas. After a two-hour layover‚ we departed Dallas

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    This week’s lecture focused on issues that arose due to the California Gold Rush. Peggy O’Day explained that during this time many people were pouring into California with the hope of gaining wealth through the mining of gold. The state greatly encouraged mining because it soon became the basis for their economy. Therefore‚ California passed many mining laws‚ such as one that gave hydraulic miners rights as prospectors. Hydraulic mining uses high-pressure water to move rock materials in order to

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