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- 2841: Creative Story: Neolithic Park
- ... behind the employees' counter, just waiting to be bought. The handguns sat idlely in the glass counters. People strolled along the counter, stopping periodically to peer at a hunting weapon that took hold of their interest. Unorganized boxes of ammunition and bird calls had been dispersed among the vacant remaining shelves. To the far left, another animal exhibit was visible. This one comprised a single, heinous looking tiger. A large, arched ...
- 2842: Personal Writing: History of Pete Dalberg Family
- ... a man quite younger than her Brant Gunderson. I believe she was happiest with him but she died when she was 78 and it wasn't long afterwards Brant died because he seemed to lose interest in life after she died. Emma married Simon Hagon in 1910 they had 2 children. Eveylon was born in 1911 and Luette was born in 1919. Eveylon lives in Clarkston Washington and Luett lives in ...
- 2843: Why I Hate the Mall
- ... King for one hour has served only to heighten my displeasure with these gaudy monstrosities. The only reason I'm here is because nothing else in the town of Poughkeepsie, NY. seems to catch my interest long enough for me to take notice. I got here noon-ish I think. I had to take a taxi since none of my non- pedestrian friends were willing to roll out of bed to ...
- 2844: Books; Life Long Friends
- ... always seems to know how to dole out the right advice. It seems no issue is too large to solve, and I would love to duplicate her upbeat nature in me. It was our mutual interest in books, not our hiring at the same company that brought us together. She desperately wants to be a great writer. I know she will be. As our friendship deepens, she has helped me realize ...
- 2845: Creative Writing - The Case: An Original Mystery
- ... find something useful in there I just know it.' and I asked him if he thought Brother had something to do with it but he said no. I wonder what it could be that would interest him. When we went outside he told me Go to the station and get Jimmy to come down and dust the room for prints and take some pictures of the crime scene Why do I ...
- 2846: Creative Writing: My Summer Off
- ... based my case on the lower rate of birth defects in asexual reproduction, the process of grafting lost limbs back on to plants and the ability of populations of asexual reproducers to row at astonishing rates. My words flowed cleanly a smoothly, the speech was well organized and the logic made sense. I knew I had won and the judge confirmed this assertion. So out of 50 people, myself being the ...
- 2847: My Job at E-Dak
- ... and I've also found it to be very enjoyable. Enriching business travels with the CEO to Ireland, France, Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, and China have allowed me to visit museums and other places of interest, to talk with locals, and to observe other cultures. My direct supervisor, the CEO of E-Dak, fosters a set of values that reflects a confidence in, concern for, and desire for open communication with ...
- 2848: Hopes and Dreams
- ... friends with other science students with whom I can exchange knowledge, ideas, and friendship. The internships that CSE provides to its students would help me gain experience and exposure to various areas in science which interest me, and hopefully guide me to the job of my dream. The guided study sessions would be a great asset to my education and would greatly increase my chances of being successful in every class ...
- 2849: What I Would Place In A Time Capsule
- ... and breakthroughs that may be turning points in the human race would be interesting to read over and learn the origins of. Probably the most complex and controversial topic of all, politics is a main interest in the world. A look back at how the economy was run and comparing it to the present time would be an experience of a lifetime. I would choose a major publication such as the ...
- 2850: Dialogue Story, the Ginger Ale Mystery
- ... intimidated by people who are blind." said Hans. "Yes, I can relate. Hmmm..... Your violin you say? How would you like me to take it off of your hands?" said Miguel, with a hint of interest in his voice. "What? What could YOU possibly give me for my prize Stradivarius violin?" screamed Hans. "Well, we could make a little wager." Miguel was now full into the violin. "I am a particular ...
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