...condition to become a Ph.D. and expert in the field of animal husbandry. She has a great ability to look at pictures and memorize what she looked at which is called photogenic memory. From the time she was born she didn’t know how or wanted affection in anyway she didn’t want to be touched she couldn’t look anyone in the eyes and had a lack of social skills which is all characteristics of autism. She did not speak at the age of 4 which doctors told her mom she would be better of institutionalized and that she would possibly never talk lets just say they had very low expectations of her, her mother refused to believe it and continued to work with her which is one of...
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...everyone, has had a close person to them that has changed there life in either a good or bad way. From alot of experiences i have encountered more then most kids my age have encountered, it was by certain people and situation's i put myself in because of the impact the indivuals left in my life. Theres not only one person who has made an impact in my life there is actually mutiple people, who have opened my eyes to many things. My mother is prime example in my life that no matter what life throws at you can always get through whatever it is that you give up hope , and has you feeling like you just cant make it , or that your not strong enough . she loved to tell me when i was going through a certain situation witch she helped me get through with her words. "God doesnt put things in your life that you can not handel" when im feeling like i just cant take it anymore saying life is too hard and all i want to do is cry i look up to her and she tells me Trust in God he will never forsake you , i get up wipe my tears knowing i wont be going through this for long asking God for his strength and peace. because of her words i have learned to look up to God when things are falling apart. "i can do all things through christ who strengthens me" I dont know where i would be without my mom and her words of encouragement she has truly made a mark in my life that will never be erased look up to the lord and everything...
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...*I may be sorry for a lot of things that i've done in my life, but I'll never be sorry for the time I spent on you. ~Grawers Girl How lucky I am to have known someone who was so hard to say goodbye to. Maybe some people just arent meant to be in our lives forever. Maybe some people are just passing through. Its like some people just come through our lives to bring us something: a gift, a blessing, a lesson we need to learn, and thats why theyre here... youll have that gift forever. - The Gift Sometimes the hardest things to say are the things that really matter Ive said what I needed to say, Ive done what I needed to do, now whatever happens to us, I guess Ill leave it up to you. I cant honestly say that I loved youat least not in that way. But I can tell you I know I could have, if you had given me the time to. I didnt say I love you to hear it back, I just wanted to tell you. I was lost. There was nobody for me to talk about everything that was troubling me. So I sat alone, with everything inside, and cried myself to sleep. never knew until that moment, what it was like to lose something I never really had. ~The Wonder Years Sometimes you just have to hold your head up high, blink away the tears and say good-bye" it's absurd, who you love and why, and how you can't turn it off when you desperately want to i wish that i was as invisible as you make me feel I've never understood the reasoning for someone to "move on" from a relationship. It's not like you...
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...Other names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the authors imagination, and any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Copyright Š 2009 by Cassandra Claire, LLC All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Library of Congress Cataloging-inPublication Data Clare, Cassandra. City of glass / Cassandra Clare.1st ed. p. cm.(The mortal instruments; bk. 3) Summary: Still pursuing a cure for her mothers enchantment, Clary uses all her powers and ingenuity to get into Idris, the forbidden country of the secretive Shadowhunters, and to its capital, the City of Glass, where with the help of a newfound friend, Sebastian, she uncovers important truths about her familys past that will help save not only her mother but all those that she holds most dear. ISBN-13: 978-1-4391-5842-5 ISBN-10: 1-4391-5842-8 [1. SupernaturalFiction. 2. DemonologyFiction. 3. MagicFiction. 4. VampiresFiction. 5. New York (N.Y.)Fiction.] I. Title. PZ7.C5265Ckg 2009 [Fic]dc22 2008039065 Visit us on the World Wide Web: http://www.SimonSays.com [http://www.SimonSays.com] For my mother. I only count the hours that shine. Acknowledgments When you look back on writing a book, you cant help but realize what a group effort it all is, and how quickly the whole thing would sink like the Titanic if you didn't have the help of your...
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...thirties/early forties. Dennis - A cleaner in his late thirties/early forties. Scene I - The sifting room of a small London flat. (There are two chairs by a coffee table, and a few books scattered around. The other items in the room - clock, vacuum cleaner, television etc - are old, tatty and cheap. Dennis is sitting flicking through a book. To stage-right is the front door of the flat, leading to the communal corridor. Archie enters stage-right, in the corridor, paces for a moment, and then stops outside the door of the flat. He takes a breath, lifts his hand, and knocks. Dennis looks up, evidently not expecting anyone. He puts his book down and answers the door.) Archie: (Quickly, nervously) Hello! Dennis: Hi. (Beat) Yes? Archie: Erm... I think... I better come in. Dennis: Why? Archie: I just... ought to. It’s important, really. May I? Dennis: Erm I... 0k. (They walk into the flat.) Archie: Oh. A nice place you’ve.., got. Good view isn’t it? Dennis: If you like concrete I suppose. Take a seat. Archie: Thank you. Well, I’d better introduce myself l’m Archie. Dennis: Dennis. Archie: Good. (Dennis looks slightly puzzled.) Archie: You live alone? Dennis: Yeah, it’s only a one-person flat y’know, I couldn’t... too small you see. Archie: Ah quite, quite. But cozy. One gets tired of having too much space sometimes...
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...Touched by God His eye on the sparow In the Adventist hymn there is a song about Jesus caring. It asks does Jesus care when my heart is faint and the chorus goes on to say O yes he cares. When we sing in church we are all in our own thoughts. We look at our situations and we deeply ask him Do you really care when l do not have food today? Do you really care when lm evicted from my house? Do you care when my child is sick? Does he care when l fail my entrance exam or the final or when my parents can’t pay fees? The answer is the same O yes he cares, I know he cares his heart is touched with my, your… grief. When the days are weary and the long night dreary you should know the Savior cares. When in pain we have blinkers because of the sorrow. If his eye is on the sparrow as small as it is and in open space with no employment or house then how would he not have his eye on you, natures created gift, his greatest creation. My story is diferent from yours but the result we want from all our stories is the same. We want him to answer our prayers, we want to be happy, we want to love and be loved senselessly. I do not want to just be ok l want to be great. In my search for God l have realized that greatness is more than achievable. There is nothing imposible with him. Oh yes he cares l know he cares, as he leads me through life’s journey l feel his touch. I feel his gaze. Once l was speaking with Helen, we were talking about my favorite hobby…TV Watching. Don’t be surprised, maybe...
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...wasn't Excited when her friend died right in front of her eyes, they're just... Significant. yeah, that's it, each event carried a different meaning and feeling, but they were all important, they made her the woman she is. She took a deep breath in, looked at the beauty around her, and exhaled slowly. This world seems so happy, it IS so happy. Happy and beautiful. This beauty around her never fails to make her think about her life. She laid her head back, letting her eyes gaze at the blue sky, and like an old movie, her whole life flashed in front of her eyes. She misses her dad. her mom died when she was a little kid, so her dad was the only family she ever knew. SHe remembers how every Saturday they did something together, it was their day, they would go swimming, play football, or when it was way too cold outside, they would just stay home and read a book together next to the fire place. Her childhood was magical. Well, half of her childhood was magical. When she was ten, or was it eleven? the age doesn't matter. What matters is, that her dad fell madly in love. She didn't like the woman, but she was happy that her dad stopped spending hours staring at his long lost wife's picture, or talking to her grave, He never showed his pain, but in some sort of sense that only children have, she knew he was hurt. "good morning Jaimie, do you want some more orange juice?" said Max, the blue-eyed always-smiling waiter. "Oh, hello, yeah I would love some, thank you." he poured her a glass of...
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...PRESCHOOL Just look at this→think of examples for all of them Chapter 7: Physical & Cognitive Development • Growth & ability of the body Right/ left handedness emerges early Bone ossification Gross motor skills • Brain lateralization—certain cognitive functions are located more in 1 hemisphere of brain than other→ become more pronounced during preschool years o Right vs. Left hemisphere specialization • Left hemisphere- speaking, reading, thinking & reasoning • Right Hemisphere- Spatial relationships, pattern recognition & emotional expression (global processing) o What are examples of skills associated with the right and left hemisphere? o Some specialization of each hemisphere, BUT each can perform most tasks of the other. EX: right hemisphere does some language processing and does important role in language comprehension • Piaget’s preoperational stage of cognitive development (early childhood: 2—6) o Children at this time increase in use of symbolic thinking, mental reasoning, use of concepts.. Representational thought • EX: seeing moms car keys(symbol) prompts u to ask “are we going to the store?” • Primarily defined by limitations. Characterized by centration o Aren’t capable of operations→ organized/formal mental process that develops in school-aged children o Confuses own POV w/ others & cant consider multiple characteristics of stuff o Period of centration- concentrating on 1 limited aspect of stimulus & ignoring other stimulus. (EX: a cat w/ dog...
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...Remember watching this movie and then as it ended. I remember questioning myself. Does being such as mermaids exist? Bet this is a question in many minds considering we as human always thought we were the only creature walking-life form and there was no only type, but could there be completely other forms of living human beings unlike us swimming “under the sea” as it is said in the Disney’s television show the “The Little Mermaid.” As many social media stated such animal planet you don’t know what to believe it or not to believe. Because they said aquatic humanoids the half- human, half- fish being are clearly still remaining open to debating, because there are said to be some vivid imaginations. Because of a mermaid remains being found by American tourists whom were in Israel which they happen to catch footage of a mermaid. But if you were one of those tourist and went up someone walking in the streets now they probably would not believe what they were hearing and that it was coming from another person mouth. But there are also many people whom might believe it. Because you know if there were such things as gods and goddess, I think Neptune was a god and he happen to be a half-human but also half-fish which made him a mermaid. But this kind of topic has logical reasoning behind it. But that was a time long before us, and to come back to animal planet sources say that the mermaid’s story was all a show act. As stated in this statement “Mermaids were probably a lot more rooted...
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...opposite personalities and goals. Marco is focused on aiding his family and and getting a better life for them –this results in the audience sympathising with him as he displays faithfulness towards his wife and kids. This is further intensified by the stage directions offered by Miller, such as “His eyes are showing tears….He is near tears” these phrases prove that Marco’s intentions to aid his family is genuine which further contributes to the audience’s sympathetic feelings. On the other hand, Rodolpho is displayed as a character of outstanding an unique personality who has ambitions for his own self. The very first that we hear about Rodolpho is that he is blonde unlike his brother, “How come he’s so dark and you’re so light,Rodolpho?”. This phrase is used here by Miller to place a differentiating line to let the audience know the differences between these two’s personalities and ambitions. Unlike Marco, Rodolpho wishes to stay in America forever and become one. His ambition is to get rich and then return back to Italy – unlike the sympathy which is caused by Marco’s goals, audience is fascinated by the prompt and unique character of Rodolpho in a sense that he is the only person in the room who has got his own dreams and determination to work towards for and additionally does not stop himself from speaking...
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...Callum Newton If you are ever bored and don’t have anything to do, you can always look up the sport called golf, mental golf to be exact. When you search in Google you will see 83,800,000 hits for it. This is a huge number for golf, golf isn’t that big of a sport in most people eyes but to have about 83,800,00 hits on not even the main topic of golf is pretty awesome. The problem is the Wikipedia page doesn’t have that much information on the top of mental golf. So if you wanted to use this as a research source, I would not suggest that you do that. To give a quick introduction to mental golf I thought I would tell you what golf actually is. “Golf is a well-known outdoor sport in which players use specially designed clubs to hit...
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...Freedom Writers When she realizes that her students are living in their own personal wars, she takes the Diary of Anne Frank, Romeo and Juliet (another gangster story) to read in class. She notices that her school is segregated by race and color. So, she divides her class with a colored tape taped to the middle of the floor, and she says, “ were going to play a game, o.k.?” This activity helps them realize that they are all fighting the same battles, and are living their lives very much in common. “You’re going to have fun I promise.” Look you can work on those workbooks til the bell rings or you can play a game.” This is called the line game, I’m going to ask you a question, if that question applies to you, you step on to the line then step back away for the next question. Easy right? First q How many of you have the new Snoop Dog album? Everyone steps up to the line. How many of you have seen Boys in the Hood? Again everyone steps up to the line. How many of you live in the projects? Most of them go up to the line. How many of you know someone, a friend or relative, who was or is in juvenile hall or jail? Everyone steps up to the line. How many of you have been in juvenile hall or jail for any length of time? How many of you know where to get drugs right now? How many of you know someone in a gang? All of them step up to the line. How many of you are gang members? Noone goes up to the line, but their lying. Stand on the line if you’ve lost a friend to gang...
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...ACCOMPLIS Kacee Kotsano Note: “Always remember it is the past that makes us, The future, which will break us, And the present time which will determine us. However, as one door swings open, another shall shut, Closing behind of what was left to come undone, Revealing after all that he truly was, Only the accomplis. Not apart of that man, But by any other name he‘d still Never be accepted, Only judged by what was in front, Not what was truly divine?” 'Tis but thy name that is my enemy. Thou art thyself, though not a Montague. What's Montague? It is nor hand, nor foot, nor arm, nor face, nor any other part Belonging to a man. O, be some other name! What is in a name? That which we call a rose . By any other name would smell as sweet. So Romeo would, were he not Romeo called, Retain that dear perfection which he owes Without that title. Romeo, doff thy name; And for that name, which is no part of thee,…’ Quote Juliet- Romeo and Juliet: William Shakespeare Prologue He sat there by the fogged up window sitting on the old box seat, he was staring out at the rain that was falling on the ground, the rain had been pouring down ever since dawn that morning and to be honest it was annoying the shit out of him. It beat down at the ground so hard that all the roses in the front garden had, their leaves torn apart so now they looked like dark red smudges against the earthy...
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... Five Point Someone : Chapter 2 Chapter- 24 Neha the name would not allow me to sleep nights. True, my engineering degree was in the dumps. True we probably pointlessly slaved in Prof. Veera’s lab mixing one type of with another all day. True, I may get expletives in my grade sheet that would prevent me from getting a decent job. However none of these bothered me enough to cause insomnia. In fact, the four months off were great to catch up on sleep. But the one person whose voice, smell, image, feelings, crept up next to me at night and made sleep impossible was Neha. I tried calling her on the eleventh . She hung up in two minutes, telling me she never expected me to be like this. I guess for someone she called a loafer, she had pretty high expectations. I had called her right back, trying to explain in vain how the whole idea was not mine, and it was stupid of me to fall for it. “ You used me Hari. Like all men you used me”, she said. Like all men? How many men had she been with anyway, I thought. What has she...
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...need to dig deeper just pass it on , you wont ask question also be aware of tyour role What are te moral obligations to the child and their families – morally support them maje them feel u got someone to confide in, Wat could if you don’t follow procedures – case thrown out of court - Make sure u comfort them morally when justifying responses. If we don’t reassure they may not want to open up be more reluctant to talk How an fostering, rspite care , berevemnet councilling right about wat it does how it helps support both the person and the family Part 1 I am going to explain the factors that may lead to suspicion of child maltreatment or abuse, as well as explaining what the appropriate responses is when child maltreatment and abuse is suspected. I will explain the strategies in which can be used to support children and families in situations where abuse is suspected or happened. Child maltreatment is the way a person acts towards a child, it’s the bnehaviour they present, the behaviour of maltreatment is something that happens outside the norms of conduct and makes substantial risk of causing physical or emotional harm. There is four main types of...
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