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    Jasmine Edsitty English 111-008 March 18‚ 2013 The item in my life that i cherish the most is my engagement/promise ring. I recieved it about two years ago from my best friend‚ partner in crime‚ and now fiance. I was the happiest i could ever be because from day one I knew he was the one for me. I know many folks out there say‚ "there is no such thing as love at first sight" but we knew since the day we met that we were going to be together for the rest of our lives. On some days we have our

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    Period 8 January 4‚ 2013 In Rick Bragg’s “The Widow’s Mite” and Floyd Dell’s “We’re Poor‚” both stories were similar in that they utilized first person point of view when reflecting on their childhood of poverty. Although Bragg and Dell’s point of view is similar‚ their stories are different in that Bragg utilizes more complex diction and syntax to convey his recount of his childhood. Dell and Bragg both use first person point of view when narrating their stories. A benefit of using first person

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    I think the setting in Rick Bass’s story “Fish Story” is critical to the story’s development and plot because it represent the social class of characters in the story. This makes their characters more believable in that they belong to the blue-collar group where hard work is the norm while surviving paycheck to paycheck. Where aggressive behavior‚ heavy drinking‚ and roughneck attitudes prevail. The setting is Texas‚ in fact the middle of no-where Texas west of Fort Worth (Bass‚ 2009). This was

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    Billy Bragg is writing a poem about the young boys and girls of America and at the same time portraying that America is not living up to what it is supposed to. In one way or the other‚ the tone is resentful and so some extent angry that little is known yet a lot of harm is going on around the great America. In the poem‚ Billy Bragg acknowledges that there are several individuals who are in America and staying with the hopes and dreams that they are one day going to have to go down just like the

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    describe a man like Richard Bragg. He has all the Southern charms and outlooks on life. Richard Bragg writes emotionally-moving literature that changes the lives of everyday people. Richard Bragg’s writing generally deals with the lower class Americans. This is a reflection of his life‚ for he grew up as a lower class American during the Civil Rights Era. Born in rural Alabama on July 26‚ 1959‚ he was the first of his family to graduate from high school. Richard Bragg is still alive today and is

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    Rick Riordan

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    Rick Riordan Books‚ there is probably no one in the whole wide world who doesn’t like to read them. Many people are especially thankful to the authors that write the books. Authors aren’t just the creators of wonderful books that we crave; they have their own life too. In fact‚ events in an author’s own life have influenced them to write excellent books. A perfect example could be Helen Keller. Helen had grown up both deaf and blind‚ and that influenced her to learn brail and she wrote many books

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    The story at hand is about much more than the ethics of hunting‚ and despite its ambiguous‚ if not non-existent plot‚ I thought it was rich with meaning. Packaged as a glimpse of life into a small group of people‚ set in a beautifully rustic and occasionally harsh environment‚ the story eludes to several themes such as relationships‚ human needs‚ addictions‚ fear‚ stereotypes‚ hypocrisy‚ and our perceptions of reality. Like an old‚ mysterious house with trap doors and hidden rooms‚ each time I read

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    Rick Perry

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    Rick Perry The GOOD and The BAD English 2 Period 3 THE GOOD (1)  Gov. Perry is definitely pro-life and pro-marriage. Our Texas legislature has just passed one of the strongest sonogram laws in the country and laws that will help to defund Planned Parenthood.   (2)  Gov. Perry has been very assertive about his demands that the federal government shoulder the responsibility of securing our borders.  (3)  Gov. Perry has pushed Texas to adopt tort reform laws that have encouraged businesses

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    Rick Riordan

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    Russell Riordan Jr. better known as Rick Riordan is The New York Times bestselling American author of the Percy Jackson and Olympians series. Born on June 5‚ 1964‚ Rick Riordan grew up in Texas. He attended the Alamo Heights High School‚ graduating in 1982. For higher education Rick enrolled at the University of Texas in Austin double majoring in English and history. After graduation from the university in 1986‚ Rick Riordan chose teaching for a career. For 15 years Rick taught English‚ history and Greek

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    Rick Riordan

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    Rick Riordan‚ once a teacher‚ created numerous books. He created books that people enjoyed and inspired people to write books themselves. Although people did not like his books at first‚ he kept writing and made his books better thanks to the people who once disliked him. He made a difference in the realm of writing for children. Rick Riordan created fictional books for both adults and children‚ improving them by thinking out of the box so others would enjoy them‚ and inspiring people to become writers

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