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    Black House Observation

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    gatherings. This led to combining my snowball sample technique that Dxxxxx helped oversee as well as the house kids that stood out at the party selected for my fieldwork‚ for various reasons‚ during my first observational study at the Underground Wonder Bar. Thus‚ I developed a master list of names and checked off who was present at the party that I could speak with as follow up. After my participant observation

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    Americans need to take a stand and help save the lives of others. How is it that some of us can sit around here not doing anything? What if the cards were turned around? What if it were Americans who were seeking safety and no one wanted to take us in because they thought Americans were terrorist? Children have no fault in the mess adults have caused. Do they deserve to die and suffer? Americans know very well what it is to live in fear. Why is it that once the fear has passed one forgets? Millions

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    The Power of Allusion An allusion is an implied or indirect reference‚ especially in literature. They allow insight on a character or the story. For example‚ Thomas C. Foster‚ in his book How to Read Literature Like a Professor: A Lively and Entertaining Guide to Reading between the Lines tells us of the common themes within literature‚ for example “The Fall”‚ “The Fallen World”‚ or “ Judgement day”. Allusions may help one predict or foreshadow a story’s future or add subtle or promate details

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    Todays World

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    considered to be the 7 Wonders of the World‚ each one is so different but all had one thing in common – how unbelievable and amazing they were. In today’s world as well as geographical marvels there are grand engineering projects that have opened up new possibilities and changed millions of people’s lives for the better. Technology‚ medical treatments‚ The Channel Tunnel and Robotics are but a few of many that I would consider to be the marvels of today’s world. These wonders make our lives easier

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    Miodownik's Stuff Matters

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    A Most Mysterious Material: The Aerogel In his book‚ “Stuff Matters”‚ Miodownik discusses‚ through personal narratives‚ the many facets of material science and their applications in real world instances. Out of all of the different types of materials he encounters‚ perhaps the most exotic were aerogels. In this chapter‚ “Marvelous‚” Miodownik begins in a top secret U.S. government laboratory where he first sets his eyes on this mysterious material. At first‚ Miodownik is denied a chance to observe

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    Drama Monologue

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    lately. This is…the first time I’ve been in a church since my mum died. (He looks down‚ whispering) I think about her every day. I just...I wonder what she would say to me right now if she could see me and see how I’ve been living. (Pause) And I wonder if she knows that most days‚ I fall short of being the person that she wanted me to be. Or... (Crying) I wonder if she saw me take drugs. I took drugs last week father. And the thing is...I don’t even know why I did it. You know‚ my life is pretty good

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    What Is The Sphinx?

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    mystery. For many years‚ archeologists have tried to decipher the origins of the Sphinx through analysis of whatever records that they could find and by studying the statue itself. Although it is easy to believe that the Sphinx was an Egyptian made wonder‚ researchers have found that the Egyptians may not have built the Sphinx. Instead‚ the Sphinx having been built by an earlier civilization‚ then found by the Egyptians and remodeled. Although the Sphinx sits among monuments built by the Egyptians

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    Tom Finder Quotes

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    these wonders and flaws. Although the topic of homelessness does not affect me personally I often see homeless people around downtown Brantford and I start to wonder. Why do people stay homeless‚ because often many homeless people have chances to get off the streets such as welfare checks and homeless shelters‚ but yet they choose not to take them? I suppose in many cases it may be a case of mental instability or under age or may simply not qualify for help. Another thing that I wonder is why

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    Jimmy Cross Symbolism

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    “The Things They Carried” is a story about what is most important to a soldier‚ practical and emotional. Jimmy Cross tells how pictures‚ letters‚ bibles‚ and journals were just as important as guns‚ medical supplies‚ and radio contact. A soldier couldn’t do what he does without some ties to real life‚ beyond the war. As Jimmy Cross said‚ “It wasn’t cruelty‚ just stage presence. They were actors and the war came at them in 3-D.” The letters and pictures helped them stay grounded‚ a hope for a life

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    Sophie's World Summary

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    presents her with the idea that the only thing necessary to be a philosopher is to have a sense of wonder‚ both about the world and about oneself. The writer states that most people lose this capacity as they grow older.The philosopher compares the universe to a white rabbit pulled out of a top hat by a magician. While we as observers are filled with wonder at the trick‚ more than anything we wonder‚ "How did he do that?" We want to know how and why. That is the basis of all

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