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    them are examples of God’s love‚ hope‚ and plan of salvation for us. We can also clearly see the healings‚ forgiveness‚ roles of women‚ worship‚ peace and suffering of man. In the earlier books‚ people were required to give blood sacrifices to God in order to pay for their sin and only the anointed priests could go directly to God. It was impossible for God and man to establish a relationship. In the New Testament‚ through God’s plan of salvation through Jesus Christ‚ He made it possible for us to

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    In this assignment‚ I was tasked with looking through data for various sites and interpreting it to determine when species that inhabited each site. The three sites I interpreted included the Harley site‚ Rio Honda‚ and the Norton site. Through this data‚ I was able to determine when each species inhabited the sites and when humans inhabited each site. The species that can be seen at the Harley site include hickory‚ deer‚ mountain sheep‚ antelope‚ bison‚ and blackberry. There were several thousand

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    Aurelian M. Gogean What you give up to fit in? Many people sacrifice their beliefs and values to be accepted in society and to win the societies approval. George Orwell in “Shooting an elephant” and Langston Hughes in “Salvation” deal with the issue of “fitting in” in very different ways. George Orwell describes to us in “Shooting an elephant” the struggle that his character faces when to win the mobs approval and respect when he shoots down an innocent animal and sacrifices what he believes

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    The Time Machine by H.G. Wells was a very thought provoking novel with an intriguing flow of events in the form of a story. Wells’s original intent for the book was to prove a dull point and put it in an interesting form‚ but it turned into something much more. I thought it was a great story packed with interesting characters and an entertaining plot Wells does a good job on clarifying the meaning of events or people just as your curiosity peaks. He really shows what is symbolic in the story by

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    1) The language is magnificent. For a reader such as myself‚ who likes to get lost in tangential thoughts mid-sentence‚ Conrad offers a warm bath we can soak in. I often just let the sentences flow over me in waves of color and music (I usually read Faulkner this way too)‚ but if I want to stop and extract all the meaning from one of his dense little beauties I just pull the golden ribbon and what appears to be a knot of words opens up nicely. I have tried unraveling some of Faulkner’s and McCarthy’s

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    cause many people to alter themselves to be accepted. Imagine if your thoughts could be expressed without the feeling of being judged; life would be much different. In both “Salvation” and “Shooting an Elephant” the authors show that societal pressures force people

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    Generational Perspectives on the War in The Reader             In the book The Reader by Bernhard Schlink‚ the main character Michael Berg encounters several characters that lived in Germany during the Nazi regime. Through these encounters Bernhard Schlink depicts the differences in perspective between the generation born after the war and those who lived through it. These differences lead to awkwardness and conflict and show the difficulty of these two generations to reach a resolution.     The

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    E-Readers 1 Running Head: E-Reader Market Analysis E-Reader Market Analysis Business November 11‚ 2011 E-Readers 2 Abstract The electronic reader (E-reader) is considered a relatively recent phenomena; at least in its modern manifestation in the so called E-readers and “tablets.” As the days of traditional print media as the dominant source of information continue to grind to a screeching halt; we see new frontiers being reached

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    A good reader will ask themselves questions as they read along‚ using sticky notes for that section. This technique allows the readers to come back to the questions and answer them after reader more of the novel or essay. Also‚ a good reader uses hints the author hides through the passage for the reader to interpret. This lets readers figure out what message the author wants the reader to know. Good readers are active readers which means they use their reading experiences for support by bring knowledge

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    Nabokov: Providing a Flood and Lifeboat In Nabokov’s 1948 “Good Readers and Good Writers‚” the reader has the opportunity to view the possibilities of a beautiful collision of a major reader and a major writer. This piece discusses reading and writing: skills that have become standardized and slightly devalued as education has advanced. Literacy has become so expected that little thought is put into what defines a good reader or writer; Nabokov tackles this idea head on. Nabokov’s intention

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