...It was a usual Friday like any other day. There wasn't anything interesting about this particular day. You know the routine here in BVP. You start of in the morning doing PLP and then you head to class. Throughout the whole day the only thing going through my thoughts is how i was going to bet Ms. Caraza in “Ticket to Ride”. I needed to think about some strategies. I was even thinking about about having an alliance with Erika. It was time for board game club, to my surprise Yoselin, Jorge, and Adrian were there. I decided to play “Ticket to Ride” with them and Erika. When everyone agreed to play the same game later came chosing a color. Who would of guess that people can be so picky to just pick a color. There were so many arguments here and there. After that was solved. Nobody knew how to play. I was just wasting my time. I felt like I was teaching little kids how to read. I explained the directions. I even repeated it again....
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...Maximum Ride is a 14 year old girl She has brown hair and brown eyes. She is 5'8", a little over 90 lbs with a wingspan of 13 feet. Her wings are tan with brown spots, and her primary feathers are streaked black and white. She strives to make the flock happy, and when they face challenges, she feels as if she has to protect them. She, like the other members in the flock have lighter bones, stronger muscles, and faster healing time. Growing up in cages with 6 other kids , Fang a 14 year old boy. He is second-in-command of the Flock. He is tall, with olive skin, dark eyes and black hair. Fang has black feathers, and a wingspan of 14 feet. He is generally quiet, rarely showing his emotions Fang has the ability to seemingly "disappear" by blending...
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...The ride to Women’s Hospital seemed little longer than usual. John seemed to be going 100 mph. If not in my current situation I would have asked him to slow down, but this morning even 100mph seemed slow. I managed to contact my doctor who was able to calm me down. We were all aware that the girls had to stay in until I arrive at the hospital. John pulled up in front of the emergency room door. Two nurse dressed in royal blue scrubs was standing waiting for me. One smiled and said,”look like they are trying to come a little early.” The other nurse called out to John,”meet us in the Maternity department.” John wasted no time speeding off to find a parking spot. Arriving on the Maternity floor, I was rushed off to a large room, wih a pink soft in on corner near a window. My bed was in the middle of the floor. A male nurse was hanging medicine on the IV pole. Another nurse instructed me to put on the hospital gown that was draped across the bed. Everyone was like busy bees with one task in mind. Monitors were attached to my stomach. By now John had made his way up, and he was given green scrubs, shoe covers, hair cover and face mask. The male nurse preceed to give me an epidural....
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...was my first time going on a big rollercoaster. We walked into the entrance, I could smell the funnel cake right next to the entrance. We walked past the ride earlier and it was long, so we decided to go get something to eat and go on other rides.I was nervous. “Are you excited to go on the ride.” said grandpa “Yeah, I am a little nervous tho.” I exclaimed I waited in line with my cousins, aunts, uncles, and my grandpa. While we stood in line my cousin and I were playing on the ledges in line and trying to find something to do to pass the time. It felt as slow as a hot summer's day....
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...Which Essay is Better: A Narrative or A Descriptive? Ever read a story and say to yourself, “What’s happening?” Whenever I read a descriptive essay, that’s what I would say. In this essay I would be comparing and contrasting two types of essays, a narrative and descriptive. I have chosen “Are the rich happy?” by Stephen Leacock 1916 and “Sister Flowers” by Maya Angelou, n.d. By writing my essay, I want to give my views on each and decide which I would rather write. Narrative Essay A narrative essay reflects a personal opinion that is based on your own experiences. This helps you bring a reader into your very own mind and shows him/her the topic you’re writing about through your eyes. Telling a story or event the way it happened for you. It also could provide a sort of lesson or moral to be learned from the outcome of the story as well as what the writer did that contributed to it or not. It’s more on a personal level that any one reading could say that happened to them or that they learned from the story by not doing whatever it was that the writer did. In Stephen Leacock’s “Are the Rich Happy?” the author writes about his experiences with his friends, with of modest income. Most of it, all in his opinion, points out the problems or troubles those with an existential amount of funds in their bank accounts. He goes on to give some examples that he encountered several of his friends going through. “A friend of mine who has ten thousand dollars a year told me the other...
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...Personal Narrative: The First Time I Rode “The Zipper” After our wrists were badged with all access to any ride in the fair we pranced down the rickety wooden stairs. They groaned at us in protest after every step we took. Once we both touched the ground, we looked at each other, sharing a mischievous gleam in our eyes, today was going to be great. As we curved around the shack of registration I felt a small breeze on my sunscreen-soaked skin, which was so thick, it felt like a translucent armor enraptured my exposed flesh. I felt a small tingle of heat radiated off of the burning ball of hydrogen in the sky. The screams of pre-pubescent do-gooders and adolescent-hoodlums emanated in the atmosphere along with a constant hum of side conversations....
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...Montessori Centre International Observations – Cover Sheet (To be used in conjunction with MCI Ethical statement) Student Name: Nana Ama Siriboe Student Number: 33292 | Date of Observation: 28th November, 2014 Observation No. 2 | Observation Technique: Narrative | Starting Time: 12:00 pm Finishing Time:12:30pm | No. of Children: 10 in the nursery No. And Role of Adults: 3 ( 2 teachers and myself) | Letter of permission to observe enclosed: ( Letter of Permission scanned and attached with submitted observation) | Description of Setting: A Montessori nursery in a residential area in Ridge. | Immediate Context (Playground, Art Corner etc.): At the School playground equipped with tricycles, swings, slides, climbing frames and other outdoor equipment. | First Names of Child(ren) observed: Rafferty | Brief Description of Child (ren) – i.e. gender/age/position in family/first language (if relevant): Boy aged 3years, 8 months (3:8). He is the last of two children. He has an older sister who is seven years old and is in another school nearby. | Rationale for Observation (if appropriate): | Aim of Observation: To observe Rafferty’s (3:8) social and emotional development during outdoor play time at the nursery and how relevant play is to his social and emotional development...
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...Broken by Betrayal Teenagers today face intense social issues that can have serious effects on a person’s mental and emotional health. Jay Asher in his novel, Thirteen Reasons Why, uses a unique narrative to confront the consequences of these issues, specifically the effects of betrayal. The betrayal of trusted friends and confidants, can dramatically effect an individual’s life. To begin, the continual betrayal Hannah Baker receives from those around her cripples her ability to trust new people and even to trust herself. Hannah reflects on her relationship with Courtney, “I wanted to be wrong about you, Courtney. I did. I wanted you to see it as me picking you up so we could go to a party together. And that is very different from me giving you a lift” (Asher, 101). Courtney betrays Hannah by using her for a ride to a party to maintain her image as the ‘nice, popular’ girl. Another incident of betrayal comes when Zach steals Hannah’s personal messages in Peer Communications class. Hannah says, “It might not seem like a big deal to you, Zach. But now, I hope you understand. My world was collapsing. I needed those notes. I needed any hope those notes might have offered” (Asher, 165). This quote emphasizes Hannah’s suffering at the loss of personal messages that could have provided much needed encouragement and hope. The accumulation of the betrayals that Hannah suffers means that Hannah cannot trust anyone and create meaningful relationships; as a result Hannah committed...
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...they feel like it is too restrictive in nature. That is merely just a common misconception though, there are several different styles of essays and the two that are going to be discussed are descriptive and narrative essays. The narrative essay's main purpose is to tell a story using characters and a plot, where perhaps a problem is given, and the events that unfold eventually explain a solution to the problem or issue presented. In contrast the descriptive essay can be very powerful in the fact it is written using the five senses (visual, audible, taste, tactile sensations and smells) this allows the author to bring a scene or object to life in the mind of the reader. While narrative essays are almost like a movie that is played out in the judgment of the reader, the descriptive essay paints a vivid photograph or place the reader can experience and this is why descriptive essays are the superior of the two styles. One of the best qualities that narrative essays are able to offer over descriptive essays is they are structured to appeal to the simplest of mankind's urge to share a good story. There are various forms in which we can find a narrative writing example such as a poem, play, novel and the obvious essay. There are times when the purpose behind a narrative essay is to simply hold the reader, providing an escape from the everyday stresses of work, and then there are times when it is the author's intention to share a valuable lesson learned that might help others...
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...I did it! I finally did it, I rode the horse by myself. I started riding as fast as I could. I loved it! Linda said to slow down. It was amazing! I never wanted to get off. Horses are amazing animals, and it is super fun to ride them( you would know if you ever rode one and liked it ). Analee just kept running. I was stiff as I could and finally got her to stop. She stopped and I was jerked forward. I thought I would fall, but then I remembered my jumping pose. I didn’t fall I was stopped, and didn’t fall off Analee. Everybody was amazed!! Finally, I had to get off Analee. I went to put my stuff in our family truck, when I saw the ducks...I chased them, when they least expected I grabbed a baby duckling, showed it to Linda and let it go. The baby duck was amazing and adorable. I put my stuff away in the truck , and when I least expected it I saw a bobcat come out of the corn. I yelled bobcat at it at the top of my lungs, and it ran back in the corn. I ran as fast...
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...Risks are a part of life. For example, when you're learning to ride a bike. You risk falling off and getting hurt, but you keep going because you want to learn to ride and you’ll feel accomplished. There would be no life without risk-takers. Someone took a risk to build your home, your phone, and other things you use in everyday life. It can be rewarding, but also detrimental. You’ll truly never know until you do. Frederick Douglass, Crew of the Challenger, and Richard Turere all took risks for things they thought were important to them and others. They all showed perseverance and courage towards their goals. All the risks people in the text took inspired future generations of people in a positive way. The Challenger explosion was a tragic loss to the nation. However, it opened our eyes in a new way. The Challenger crew risked their lives for the exploration of humanity. They explored, discovered, and learned about new planets and other things. Without people like the Challenger crew, we wouldn’t even know that there was a solar system or that we had a moon. In paragraph 4 of Ronald Reagan's address he says, “It’s all part of taking a chance and expanding man’s horizon. The...
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...APA Thesis Statement / Outline Shirley Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’ and D.H. Lawrence‘s ‘The Rocking Horse Winner’ use personification, characterization, and symbolism, to develop the different themes contained in their short stories. I. Introduction a. A brief summary of the “The Lottery”, by Shirley Jackson b. A brief summary of the “The Rocking Horse Winner”, by D.H. Lawrence II. Overview of the use of, Personification, Characterization and Symbolism a. “The Rocking Horse Winner”, by D.H. Lawrence i. The personification employed in ‘The Rocking Horse Winner’ has a profound effect on the readers 1. The whispering house is the focus of the theme and plot i. Characterization of Paul and his obsession to gain his Mother’s love and fulfill her wish for more money that eventually leads to his death 1. The money hungry character traits that is passed down from Mother to child 2. Paul’s obsession has sexual overtones between him and his Mother i. Symbolism in developing the plot in “The Rocking-Horse Winner’ 1. The Mother’s insatiable need for wealth symbolizes superiority 2. Materialism replaces Love a. “The Lottery”, by Shirley Jackson i. Personification is omitted from this story ii. The Characters in “The Lottery” is developed through description 1. Every day people conducting life...
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...Jesse Jacquez Com101-052 Narrative writting 09-07-13 The Beach Everyone needs a break in life. Chores, school, and work are all daily duties that people want to escape from. The beach releases me from all my responsibilities, so I try to visit the beach every summer at least once. I feel that all work and no play can be socially unhealthy. There should always be time for letup. Everyone needs to get out of work mode once in a while. My cousins enjoy the beach as much as I do, and my cousins always invite me to tag along with them. When I visit the beach, I can personally say that I always create new memories. This past summer, I only got the chance to go to the beach one time, but I still had an amazing time at the beach. The day I went to the beach was perfect. The sun was high in the sky, and the clouds provided just enough shade. The weather for the whole day was beautiful. The sand on the beach was warm to the skin. It felt as if I was walking on a bunch of pillows. As soon as I sat on the beach I completely buried my feet in the sand. The waves where flowing in because of the boat traffic in the distance. The sound of the waves were almost putting me to sleep as I laid on the shore. Many people play recordings of wave sounds to put themselves asleep at night, but the real sound of waves in person is extremely move effective. The water, the sand, and the sky was just exceptional. I could not dream up a better day. The setting of the beach was just right. The...
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...Dhaka Shishu Mela [pic] ASA University Bangladesh Report On Customer satisfaction on Shishu Mela Submitted To MD. Habibur Rahman Lecturer, Faculty of Business Administration ASA University Bangladesh Submitted By Muntasir Mamun Faysal Id: 091-12-0231. Batch & Section: MKT-7A BBA Department, ASAUB Submission Date: 29-07-2012 Letter of Transmittal July 29, 2012. To MD. Habibur Rahman Lecturer, Faculty of Business Administration ASA University Bangladesh Subject: Submission of the Report on customer satisfaction of Shishu Mela Dear Sir, This is a great pleasure for us to submit the report on “Customer satisfaction on Shishu Mela” which is partial requirement of my BBA program. While preparing this report, we tried our best to follow the instructions that you have given us. The entire report is based on our research/survey in Shishu Mela. We have furnished all the things what we have got to know about the Shishu Mela. We shall be highly encouraged if you are kind enough to receive this report. Sincerely yours Muntasir mamun Faysal Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) ASA UNIVERSITY BANGLADESH Acknowledgement At first we present our due regards to the Almighty, who have provided us the brilliant opportunity to make and complete this report successfully. We would also like to give our hearties thanks to who helped us in their busy working schedule to gather lots of useful information...
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...Personal Narrative I got my first glimpse of the world outside of the United States as the plane flew across the clear, blue sky. The plane ride was an enjoyable experience for me and I grew eager with the thought of spending time with my family in St. John. Leaving the United States for the first time added to the excitement my family and I were about to endure. This trip impacted me greatly; traveling so far away from home opened my eyes to the fact that there are many different cultures and I became much closer with my relatives. The first flight we had taken was from Virginia to Puerto Rico. Once there we had to board a smaller propeller plane to complete the journey to St. John. While I had flown on planes before I never flew across so much water. It was an enlightening experience for me as a kid because I began thinking about how big the world is, and how small each individual is in comparison. After sitting through the short connecting flight, we arrived at St. Thomas. It was like a whole other world. The mountains all around casted a majestic light, and the people and their clothing were so different and unique. After I admired this new land I was in our family boarded the ferry to make the final leg of our trip to St. John. Upon arriving we had to rent cars in order to get around and check in at the house we were staying in. Even as a young kid I could appreciate the house we stayed at. It was truly magnificent. The house sat on the side of one of the mountains in...
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