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    Essay on the Movie “Akeelah and the Bee “ In this essay‚ I’m going to discuss a few topics regarding the film Akeelah and the Bee. I’m going to explain why she is considered a hero in her community and what challenges she needed to overcome. I will also be talking about the character Javier and what characteristics he has that will make him a great leader in the future. Also‚ I’m going to explain the differences between the two schools Crenshaw and Woodland Hills. Finally‚ I will share my thoughts

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    workplace to have children later in life. My business has a low profit margin‚ and it would be extremely difficult to survive solely off my businesses income. The business I would like to own someday would be to own an apiary (keeping honeybees). There are three classifications of Bee keepers; hobbyists‚ sideliners‚ and commercial keepers. Hobbyists usually only own a few hives and are not usually profitable because of the large initial cost of buying the bees‚ and buying/building the equipment

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    themselves with heroic traits and in control of their own life. Through out the course of the story it is evident that Mitty is not a hero nor does he have control of his life. His wife is yelling at him and telling him what and how to do things‚ so he uses the dreams characters to escape reality. In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” James Thurber uses characterization‚ language‚ and irony to help readers identify with Mitty’s mundane life. Thurber never tells the reader what Mitty looks like. Instead

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    “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” depicts the inner monologue of an aging man as his mind drifts in and out of fantasies as he completes his routine tasks on an otherwise routine day. Walter Mitty represents the aging of era which defined the current age. They experienced so much in one era and yet were still caught by the hands of time. This adventure through an aging mind gives great insight into not only the character of Walter Mitty‚ but the character of a generation. Walter Mitty represents

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    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty In James Thurber’s 1939s short story‚ “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” the main character Walter Mitty‚ uses his imagination as a need to escape and express the emotions of anger along with self-pit that he feels daily. By means of daydreaming‚ he is able to escape the trivial details of everyday life and achieve freedom from his reality. Through the literary essentials of character‚ tone‚ and symbolism‚ James Thurber is able to illustrate how

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    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Carl Gunther ENG125 Professor King February 13‚ 2012 Walter Mitty is an imaginary character‚ but he reminds me of myself and many people that I know. The main focus of the story is Walter’s behavior. Walter tends to get distracted from the real world and his normal life‚ sent into day-dreams in which he is more important. Walter uses his everyday interactions to make a fantasy world in which he is the main character during a drastic time‚ making him feel more

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    Bees Argumentative Essay

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    Bees are miraculous in their own ways. Humans are intrigued by their social structure and how within a hive each bee has its very own role. There is only one bee‚ the queen‚ within the hive that lays eggs and keeps reproducing. Drone bees‚ or male bees‚ have one purpose and that is to fertilize new queens. Lastly‚ the most essential and largest quantity of bees are the workers. They forage for pollen and nectar‚ contribute to the care of the queen and drones‚ feed larvae‚ protect the hive and perform

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    Honey Bee Research Paper

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    Animal Research: Honey Bee The honey bee‚ also known as the western honey bee‚ is an important insect to our ecosystem and everyday lives. Without the honey bee‚ we and other animals would not be here for so long. Honey bee’s main purpose is to pollinate flowers and plants to retrieve nectar to make honey. In return‚ fruits and yummy flowers bloom for all to consume due to being fertilized by the bees. Bees only have a lifespan of about 4-6 weeks depending on the time of season‚ so it’s very important

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    Save the Bees to Save Ourselves Bee’s are often seen as a nuisance‚ however‚ they are very important insects. They are responsible for pollinating about one-thirds of all of the world’s crops. Unfortunately over the last decade wild and managed bees have been dying off in great numbers. Bees are a vital part of their ecosystems and must be protected in order to protect our own food supply. Since the early 90’s wild bees have been dying off at an ever increasing rate‚ however‚ it was not until

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    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” by James Thurber Walter Mitty is an imaginative man. The story takes place over the course of a shopping trip that is frequently interrupted by Walter’s daydreams. His daydreams all have him as the main character that has been thrown into extremely urgent situations. It begins with a daydream that Walter is an adventurous polite that is flying through an intense storm. In his next one‚ Walter Mitty is an experienced surgeon and

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