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    William Buffalo Bill Cody

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    twenties for his skill while supplying railroad workers with buffalo meat. He would soon begin his career as one of the most famous prairie scouts of the Indian Wars. Buffalo Bill worked the army from 1868-1872. Cody was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1872. He was considered good luck by the men of the Fifth Cavalry. Cody guided them to victory‚ kept them from ambush‚ and his own fame in turn reflected glory on the regiment. Buffalo Bill thought himself to be lucky too. Cody was

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    Sarah Carpenter Professor Herzog Final Paper Silver Linings Playbook Silver Linings Playbook The narrative of Silver Linings Playbook is formed in the heart of Philadelphia around a middle class family at it’s breaking point. Pat’s‚ the protagonist‚ family has very much shaped his current situation; he has clinical bipolar disorder and struggles with stress-induced manic outbursts. After Pat’s release from a mandated rehabilitation center‚ he handles the next recuperating stage of his life in

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    Holes‚ by Louis Sachar‚ was a book first published in the year 1998 as a mystery novel accompanied by humor. The book was also made into a movie in the year 2003. Later in the year 1999‚ Sachar’s Holes became a Newbery Medal winner. The book takes place at a detention camp for boys named Camp Green Lake. The main character‚ Stanley Yelnats‚ is there for a crime he supposedly did not commit. The boys are all forced to dig holes each and every day that are five feet wide five feet deep so it will help

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    P4 describe the effects of four contemporary issues on a selected sport M4 explain the effects of four contemporary issues on a selected sport D1 evaluate the effects of four contemporary issues on a selected sport CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN SPORT DRUGS IN SPORT Evaluate the effects of drugs in sport Look into the different drugs in sport? Why are they used? • • Performance enhancement? Recreation? Read the articles handed out in class; – Discuss‚ what is your belief on drugs in sport? Latest

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    Analyzing Mental Disorders within Silver Linings Playbook Kathryn Granger Niagara College Abstract Mental health disorders for quite some time have appeared to be an underlying topic. It seems to be that only recently throughout society‚ mental health disorders has been a topic we are able to discuss and be forward about. One could say that some reasons for having this topic in the dark is because society associates mental disorders with being crazy or unstable‚ therefore those who do

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    Whipping Boy Book Report

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    How would you like to live in a time where you get whipped for things you didn’t do? Well‚ that’s exactly what happens in the book‚ which this report is about. The Whipping Boy is a fiction book by Sid Fleischman‚ Winner of the 1987 Newbery Medal. Sid Fleischman was born in Brooklyn‚ New York‚ on March 16‚ 1920‚ and grew up in San Diego‚ California. He wrote more than 60 books for adults as well as for children. The Whipping Boy is one of them‚ which has been made into a movie. The Whipping Boy is

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    Silver Lake Sand Dunes

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    The Silver Lake Sand Dunes are a natural phenomenon that attracts more than a million visitors to western Michigan each year. Sand‚ sun and fun await you at the Silver Lake Sand Dunes nestled between the shores of Lake Michigan and Silver Lake in Oceana County. Tourism in this area dates back to the early 1920’s. At that time people usually travelled by train to the station located in Mears‚ Michigan. From there visitors and their trunks would be brought to the lake by horse and buggy. The area

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    Socio Trivia

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    Trivia Questions 1) Why should we first put the coffee before the creamer? Ans. The coffee is color black it has an emissivity of 1 which means it absorbs more heat than the creamer. Otherwise‚ if you do it the other way around it would take time for the coffee to dissolve 2) Louis Vuitton prefers to burn some items which are not sold rather than to put it on sale. 3) Some people would prefer to drink hot coffee because only at a temperature between 50-85°C oil and minerals that eliminate

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    Book Report

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    both life and humanity‚ or be pressured into doing things he does not want to do. II. Brief Description About The Author Jerry Spinelli is one of the most gifted storytellers in contemporary children’s literature. His books include the Newbery Medal winner Maniac Magee;Loser; Wringer‚ a Newbery Honor Book; Stargirl; and Knots in My Yo-Yo String‚ his autobiography. His novels are recognized for their humor and poignancy‚ and his characters and situations are often drawn from his real-life experience

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    The Giver By Lois Lowry

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    “The Giver by Lois Lowry‚ was published in 1993‚ and won a Newberry medal in 1994. The book takes place in a narrative third person‚ using a limited omniscient person. The overall plot is that in a communist community‚ Jonas is a kid like the citizens that do not know what else is out there instead of themselves. Jonas learns memories that bring him to the point where he wants to share the memories of the world. The family units have rules such as dream telling and feeling telling. In chapter one

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