...woke up to my alarm at 6:15 and clicked the snooze button until it was just about at seven in the morning .Always pushing myself to rush my morning. This morning instead of riding the bus like I usually did, I had convinced my father to drive me to school to drop me off along with my bike. A group of four friends and I planned on biking after school to my friend Joe’s house to stay the night, as well as a couple other things for the day. Before I had gotten down the stairs and to the truck my father had already thrown my bike in the trunk of our F-150. When we reached the school, I was grabbing my bag. While my father was pulling the bike out of the truck. My father walked me over to the bike rack, along with my bike and he chained it up for me. After that I told him I loved him. Just like what most people say to there parent before they leave. He left for work and I went about the usual last day of school the pointless saying goodbye to friends and teachers we would most likely not see during our summer. Signing every ones year books, the thing I never bothered to ask my dad to buy me. Sense it was the last day of school it was a half day. I would not be pointlessly stuck at school for a full day. School had just finally ended and it was still only eleven. It still hasn't even reached lunch yet. I had the whole day with my friends, I was excited. Joe told us he wanted to show us someplace cool. I walked over to the bike rack heading over to meet up with my four friends Joe, Jared...
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...perpetually bracing himself against a strong wind. “Straddle-legged” means that the legs are wide apart. This means that Seabiscuit was resting his legs since he was injured he had his legs wide open to rest them up. Page 217 – “Shimmered” – A smile shimmered over smith’s face. “Shimmered” means shine with a soft tremulous light. This means that Smith had a bright smile on his face. 2. Chapter 14: I really like the picture on chapter1 that’s when Howard was driving his Buick race car. this car is an antique and that was his first business which he was really successful at even though he traded his cars with horses he was still successful which is pretty impressing! 3. Chapter 16: Smith was the one that said “but I know my horse” he know something was wrong with Seabiscuit. I had a cat when I was back in Dubai she was only 6 weeks old when we adopted her from her mom, so she would eat or drink at all for couple day so...
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...The night was cold. Steve blew into his hands and rubbed them together frantically for warmth. Steve was not only cold, but extremely frustrated. His childhood friend, Viktor, had asked him meet him in some random street. And he was always late. It'd seem almost as if Viktor wanted him to suffer in the cold. "Hey Steve." Steve jumped back from the sudden voice, slipped on the icy ground and heard a faint 'whoa' as he fell onto the cold concrete. "Damn it Viktor!" Steve shouted as he tried to get up, slipping slightly. "What? How was that my fault?" "Because you startled me!" "Pff. Don't try and blame me. You should have been prepared." "Whatever, you’re late and I just want to be warm." Steve said, giving up on the argument. "Late?...
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...public. One of my many early retail jobs was in the South Shore Mall in Bay Shore, New York at Record Town. This was always the hot spot at the mall. Record Town had a great location (just outside the food court) and many attention grabbers to lure shoppers into the store even if they had no intention of purchasing music that day. I always had a love for music and made many purchases at Record Town and was very happy to land a job there. My first day started like any other with a manager named Steve introducing me to everyone and showing me around the store. Steve was the same age as me, and had been working at Record Town for over a year. Explaining everything from how to punch in and out, how to use the register, and how many breaks I was entitled to. He was very personable, answered all the questions I could come up with, and was well versed in all the daily activities of Record Town. After the first week and a half of training, I was starting to get into a flow, similar to the way Steve was working and would know what the next move would be while dealing with a customer. I began to notice that when a customer would pay for their items in cash, Steve would not hand him or her the receipt. He would simply say, “Your receipt is in the bag. Have a nice day”. These receipts were not going in the bag, but behind the bag holder where, by the end of the day, there was a collection of receipts. I did not say anything because I did not feel it was my place, but I did...
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...for it! Though I may ultimately become envious, I enjoy seeing my friends and other people succeed. I encourage all my children to go after their dreams. I have dreams of my own and have received very positive feedback from several personal and business friends. I hold back for one reason, I don’t have any support from my spouse. To her, it’s a foolish and vain ambition. So with my entrepreneurial needs lying dormant, I encourage everyone I meet to go for it! My father is an attorney and his father was a cattle rancher. As I was growing up in the home, my father shared with me a dream he had, but he never fulfilled that dream. He didn’t go for it! His dream was to own and operate a premium cycling shop in Salt Lake City. At the time, back in the 1980’s there was Fishers in Sugarhouse and a few, less premium, shops scattered about the valley. Today, there are dozens of successful, independent, premium cycling shops along the Wasatch Front. My father saw the vision and had the passion, but did not go for it. I have a great friend and tax client named Steve Savage. We both worked at Datamark together. At the time of his employment at Datamark, he was their lead account manager over their largest client, Corinthian Colleges. Steve and I both left the company around the same time. Both of us took positions with other firms. As we would meet occasionally for lunch we would discuss our individual entrepreneurial dreams. Steve had mastered the online lead generation business at Datamark...
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...changes. Steve and I had been best friends since we met in first grade in Venice Elementary School in Florida.He was only real friend, everyone else just pitied me because my mother was murdered and the case was never solved. I was also short tempered, didn't talk much and was too factual for my classmates, but Steve understood me and did not judge me for who I am. Steve was the complete opposite of me, he was patient, popular and intelligent. Our friendship was as solid as rock and as transparent as glass. We would do anything for each other. I became the biggest technology tycoon in Florida, so I don’t have to worry...
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...Beverly’s Heartbreak I recall the first time I kissed my first boyfriend, Steve, on my 15th birthday. He introduced himself to my parents and relatives. His parents came over for my birthday party. It was special, you know? We met in 5th grade and I instantly developed a crush on him. According to me, I got the guy of my dreams. After all, he was a Caucasian guy with blue eyes and light brown hair. It was exactly what my Hispanic parents wanted: a young man with a future ahead of him. We began dating that same day at my party. We shared everything with each other. I’d send him cool songs I found on YouTube and he’d send me the latest cat memes and clothing ideas. We always knew what was on each other’s mind. For my 16th birthday, he got me...
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...behind it all is Steve Jobs. He is one of the most noted people in technological history, making technology at its best. He was the co-founder of Apple and the company chairman. Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955 in San Francisco, California. His biological parents were Joanne Simpson and Abdulfattah Jandali. His father was from Syria. Because his parents were unable to care for him, Steve was put up for adoption. His adoption parents, Paul and Clara Jobs, took him into their houshold. Before he started elementary school, Clara taught Steve how to read. When Steve finally entered elementary school, it was not how he thought it would be. “I was kind of bored for the first few years, so I occupied myself by getting into trouble. I encountered authority of a different kind than I had ever encountered before, and I did not like it” (Isaacson 25). To count for all the boredom he experienced in school, Steve and his friend, Rick Ferentino, pulled all sorts of pranks in third grade. Some involved “making posters announcing 'Bring Your Pet to School Day' “ and “convincing others to give us their bike locks, then switching all of them” (Isaacson 26). The first three years of elementary school were useless to Steve. He did not care about school until he got into the fourth grade. His teacher, Imogene Hill, would constantly bribe him with money and candy. Accustomed to this, Steve decided to skip the fifth grade and just go to middle school instead. Steve attended sixth grade...
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...Leadership of Steve JOB Abstract Insert body of abstract here. If there is no abstract, delete this page. Enjoy your APA template! Leadership of Steve Jobs “Jobs didn't create the Macintosh project -- it was started by Jef Raskin in 1979 -- but he took it over in 1981 and brought it to fruition. Jobs didn't write the code or design the circuit boards, but he provided the vision that made it happen.”(Macworld; Nov 2011,) Steve Jobs was a visionary it all started for him in 1976 when he cofounded the Apple company with Steve Wozniak in their garage. Steve Jobs found electronics fascinating he worked on electronic hobby kits when he could. While in college Steve Jobs dropped out but keep going to classes that interested him in the field of electronics and he would also attend computer club forums with friend Steve Wozniak. Shortly after he landed a part time job with Hp where is good friend Steve Wozniak worked. He later returned home from College and found a job with Atari where he helped to innovate some of the features of the famous game known as pong again with the help of Steve Wozniak. According to Grossman lev, McCracken, Harry (2011)“Jobs already had a lot of experience, though not the kind you usually think of as preparation for building a company.” Steve Jobs major business challenges came when he started Apple were he did not know much about computers but what he wanted to do was to sell them. He was not technical but he knew how to get people and...
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...Intro The purpose of this game is to flip tables. You play as Steve, a man with TFD or Table Flippin’ Disorder. When you flip tables you increase your friends’ anger to the point where they want to kill you. Once you die you move onto the next level where you repeat the process of being murdered by your friends. Background It started as a hobby of shaking his leg while sitting across from people. Unfortunately, it didn't take long for this habit to lead to a full on table flippin’ disorder and created a very hostile environment for Steve. Steve tried very hard to get rid of his disease, by any means necessary. He tried burying it, shredding it, he even tried to set himself on fire once and that did not go so well. Steve decided that enough...
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...The following story is so scary. Make sure you hold onto your socks tight. Also make sure you don’t have a phobia of planes. The old man said “ I warn you don’t go ontop of that hill.” Of course I said “ why not.” He said “ there’s an old story they used to tell us. It goes like this The house on the hill is haunted because of a deadly plane crash happened there in the 1931. I was a baby back then. Enough of that, don’t go up okay.” I said “ okay.” I decided to go home. I asked my mom what plane crash happened on that hill in 1931. She denied that she knew anything about it. So I asked my dad, and he did the something. So I asked my friend he said he heard about it, but he can't remember it. So Steve and me went to ask his mom and...
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...com. As I opened this email, I found that my high school sweetheart was looking for me. Never in a million years did I think that answering this email would change have a long-term effect on my life as well as my sons. Steve and I exchanged many emails and talked every single day for the first month. We both decided to see where this adventure may lead. In April of 2005, Steve boarded a plane in Oakland, CA, and landed in Amarillo, TX. We were so excited to see each other that we spent the few days we had catching up. We had both been married and both were still going through the pain of our divorces. He had no children from his marriage and I had a son. He owned his own home, and my father owned mine. He worked in construction and I worked in the financial industry. We still had a lot of chemistry between each other, and we felt like old friends again. It was very had to see him leave; it was like a part of me was going with him. Over the course of the next few months, we both had enough airline miles for both of us to have free tickets! We talked about making our relationship permanent and maybe one or the other could move. We weighed our options back and forth for a few more weeks. What would be best for all three of us? It was settled, I would be moving, because it made more sense. I was able to fly to California for an interview, and enroll my son in school. While I was still here I received new that my transfer would be going through sooner than...
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...A PART OF ME Hello, my project is about classic cars, and trucks restoration. This project may seem to some as a simple project to report on. If you have had the opportunity to be a part of a restoration project directly or indirectly, you may understand the passion that comes with a project like so, if you do not have the passion before the project it is likely you will develop it sometime during. I want to take this time and explain to you how easy it was for me to figure out early in life how much I love muscle cars. I really like some of the newer aero dynamic looking vehicles, but combining the new look and the old muscle car look really brought back a feeling of a personal touch “a part of me” to something special to be admired by many. There use to be a time when men and boys did things together that women and girls would not do. And there use to be a time when women and girls did things together that men and boys would not do. I remember a simple little game me and some of my friends use to play, it was called counting cars. Every time a car came by that I was passionate about I would say hot diggady dogg that’s my car. As time went by daily we would get a friendly honk from various drivers and an occasional burn out, to me and my friends this was well worth the all day waiting and waving. During the early 70’s computer games were at a early stage of development, the graphics were not at a mature stage as they are now. In this era families manufactured sources of...
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...Reading,"The Sun Goes Down on Summer" by Steve Lawhead brought back feelings I have about summer ending, school starting again, and being the real me! During the summer I feel no worries. I get to relax and make memories. I usually hang out with my friends throughout the summer. I love summer and I'm sad it's going away. The summer coming to an end and school starting back means all the daily anxiety and stress comes back full blast. So much panic comes with school starting; all the relaxing and memory making is replace with studying and worrying. I constantly stress about homework, grades, sport, friends, and fitting in. One aspect I relate to a lot in the poem is,"I won't if I'll fit in." Each year is different, new teachers, new people,...
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...than/(no) less...than more than ever neither...nor not only...but also not so much...as prohibits X from doing Y potential to range from X to Y regard as regardless responsible for resulting in retroactive to so X as to be Y so (adjective) that subscribe to such...as the same to X as to Y to contrast X with Y to mistake X for Y to result in to sacrifice X for Y |A | | |able + infinitive |Tom is able to play the guitar with his toes. | |access to |Steve never has access to his dad's bank account. | |as |Tom acts as a scout for GQ here in South America. | |agree on + noun |We agreed on the plan. | |agree on + gerund |We agreed on going to town....
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