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    Save Our Planet

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    busy or too lazy to make a big change that would improve our lifestyle and save the environment. Many simple ways we can do to take part to conserve our planet such as recycle‚ reuse and reduce all the things that we have. For example‚ if we have tons of clothes or things we want to get rid of but they are still usable‚ give them to someone who needs them so you will protect the environment. Many people do not know we can save energy when we turn off the household devices. Turn off the light when we

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    Rip Van Winkle

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    Rip Van Winkle I believe Washington Irving’s purpose for writing ‘Rip Van Winkle’ was to teach a lesson and to comment on the American Revolution at the same time. I think that the lesson Irving is trying to teach is that if you live an idle life‚ life will pass you by. Rip was not concerned with working to support his family or to achieve any sort of goals. He was only interested in doing things that he enjoyed and that did not help to support his family. He slept for twenty years‚ and when he

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    Junk Van CAse

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    1-888-JUNK-VAN Case The problem presented in the 1-888-JUNK-VAN case involves the founder of the company Marcus Kingo trying to choose on the best information technology tool that would reduce order entry errors and allow his business to grow. The root problem is Information errors and inefficiencies‚ which are impacting operations‚ reputation with customers‚ and increasing costs. Mr. Kingo’s goal to wanting to grow his business into a franchise‚ he needed to find a way to streamline the information

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    ​The Sunflower‚ by Simon Wiesenthal‚ was an intriguing and thought –provoking novel that raised many questions on the theological and moral concept of forgiveness. Furthermore‚ it delved into the matter of whether an individual has the right to forgive in the name of others‚ or whether forgiveness of the perpetrator was even deserved in the first place. The narrative is told from the first person point of view of Simon Wiesenthal‚ a young man in his 30s‚ imprisoned in a work camp. He tells his story

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    How to Save Money?

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    Consumers 66 Ways to Save Money THIRD EDITION For most kinds of purchases‚ you can get valuable advice and comparisons on the Internet. Ask a librarian or friends which Internet sites they think are helpful‚ or you can use a search engine like Google or Yahoo. Be aware that information you find is often biased. At many websites‚ the only products or sellers listed are ones that pay to advertise. Before buying anything on the Internet‚ check several websites and make sure you deal with reputable

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    Simon Armitage writes many poems about the topic of violence. Two of such poems dealing with the issue of violence are ‘hitcher’ and ‘gooseberry season.’ The poem ‘hitcher’ gives us a hint that the poem may be about a hitch-hiker. The title is suitable for the poem because its called ‘hitcher’ who is short for a hitcher-hiker‚ which is presented in the poem‚ also in the poem another male is also in the poem. The speaker of the poem is the male inside of the car‚ this is obvious because throughout

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    Eddie Van Halen

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    There are many amazing custom guitars but none have stood the test of time as much as Eddie Van Halen’s Frankenstrat. Eddie’s iconic guitar defined‚ and set in history‚ how a guitarist and their guitar connect. This connection is the strongest example of how an object’s value is determined by its relationship with its owner. Eddie Van Halen is considered one of the best guitarists of all time. He revolutionized shredding and popularized many majorly important techniques used today. Many of his techniques

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    became aware of the career opportunity available at the Simon Scholars Program through an online search and‚ after careful consideration of the necessary qualifications and expectations‚ I would like to formally express my interest in the role. As a first-generation college graduate born and raised in Southern California (SAUSD)‚ one of the greatest accomplishments I could have received in my high school years would have been to be named a Simon Scholar. Unfortunately‚ due to a lack of awareness of

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    Lebanon: Reconstructing Tourism By Simon Peter Massabni October 13‚ 2014 Lebanon; Reconstructing Tourism Since the dawn of time‚ Lebanon has been an expression attributed to a small land located in the center of the world‚ laying side by side with the Mediterranean Sea and featuring four clearly distinct seasons. In the winter‚ visitors from all around the world fly over to enjoy the snowy mountains of Faraya. In the Autumn‚ villages become crowded with enthusiasts who love to enjoy the

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    Vincent Van Gogh

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    One of the most frequent and well-known subjects of van Gogh’s paintings was the artist himself. Van Gogh initially considered the idea of portrait painting as practical and one of the most consistent ways for an artist to provide for themselves and to buy supplies to continue their work‚ “I should succeed in replacing in goods the money spent…then‚ something practical I can do is portrait painting.” (van Gogh.) As van Gogh’s finances ran low‚ he was no longer able to pay models to pose for his portraits

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