...starts off by introducing the bears as the protagonist characters by describing them as “good Bears — a little rough or so, as the manner of Bears is, but for all that very good-natured and hospitable” (Heiner). One day they decided to make porridge and go out for a walk to give it time to cool. As they are gone, Goldilocks, a naughty little girl, enters the bears’ home. Goldilocks then goes on to try each one of the three bears’ porridge. She ends up finishing all of the littlest bears porridge because it is not to hot or cold, but “just right”. Next she sees the bears’ chairs and decides to try out each one of their chairs. She ends up liking the littlest bear’s chair the best, but unfortunately ends up breaking it. She finally feels tired and then goes upstairs to lie down. She tries each bed and ends up falling asleep in the littlest bear’s bed. The bears come back and find that their house has been tampered with. They go through each item and talk about how there is something wrong with their stuff. Then once they reach the beds, the littlest bear finds Goldilocks in his bed and Goldilocks wakes up to quickly run out the window. The author does not explain exactly what happens to Goldilocks after this, but she is never seen or heard from again. Authentic Variant Plan My variant will be directed towards an adolescent audience by including more mature elements such as illegal activities and criminal punishment. The perspective will remain the same as the original...
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...quiet place and talk about what we done for the week. We prefer to eat lunch together but not in the restaurant. I don't like to go to restaurant in the weekend because it is very crowded and not comfortable. The restaurant from outside crowded, the service is bad and nuisance of people. When we look for the restaurant from outside it is so beautiful but the crowded with people disguised the nice view. The parking area is full of cars. There is no empty place for our car. Also the cars not moved all people waiting for empty parking. Suddenly we heard noise that happened accident between two cars. That crowded make us feel bad to enter the restaurant. When we enter the restaurant we wait a long time to get our empty table. Then we will wait the waiter to bring the food menu maybe he take about 20 minutes to come with the menu. Also after all this waiting to get the menu we will wait him to get the order. Thereafter we waste all our time in aimless talk because we are waiting our dishes. Finally, after we are tired of waiting the dishes brought but not all dishes some of them do not finish yet. Some of as they eat their dishes however the other still wait. When the half of us finish eating the other dishes come to others. All this waiting because the service is very slow. People around us full of energy. Kids play with fork and spoon by hitting it on the table. In front of our table baby in trolley crying. There is near window two teenage girls take photos...
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...The doors of the barren red barn awaited to be opened and closed as they once were. Inside it smelt of manure and the perspiration of horses, cows and playful children. In the empty space are cracked concrete floors that are cold and covered with little dust bunnies crawling around in the cool fall breeze. It has the feeling of peace in the world, like nothing bad could ever happen again. It was like the taste and feeling you get when you eat a bowl of warm soup on a crisp winter evening. It looks worn out and tired from the years of hard work, but still in some way alive and happy. When I walk inside it’s like nothing someone have ever seen before. In the corner stood an old rusty tin bowl, once used for dog food, has little brown specks...
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...Personal Responsibility & College Success Gordon Wilson University of Phoenix GEN 200 William Feltt March 4th, 2013 Personal Responsibility “There’s not a chance we’ll reach our full potential until we stop blaming each other and start practicing personal accountability.” Miller, J. G. (2004). Personal responsibility is the idea of people living responsible for their own actions and the choices they make. When people make mistakes we tend to point fingers or blame someone else for our mishaps. However, it is our responsibility to take responsibility for the consequences of our actions. Personal responsibility is the key to college success. When every student focuses <subject-verb agreement|| on doing his or her assignments, handing in homework on time, showing up to class on time, and studying for examinations in advance they stand a better chance of being successful in college. Personal responsibility is the understanding that one is responsible for themselves through words, thoughts, deeds and, actions. Personal responsibility is being in control of your life. Developing personal responsibility can be beneficial. By developing personal responsibility one can take charge of their life and define their own purpose. It is very important that everyone practice personal responsibility in their...
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...school it's preventing from kids to get good sleep and it's stopping them from focusing in school. The average human is supposed to get 9 or 20 hours of sleep in order to get the best sleep. If it's stopping people from doing good in school from sleep than they need to start school later in the morning in order for there students not to be all mad or cranky and they can go and have a good time at school. Without sleeping it could it affect the brain a lot and it can cause many symptoms and it is really serious. Kids spend most of their day at school the whole time and however they aren't able to maximize their learning opportunities and that is because they are sleep deprived and cannot focus on how tired they are and they can be really sad or emotional depending on how tired they are. They can also be stressed on how hard the work is or behavior problems and it can cause depression and other things that can hurt the brain and it could affect kids or teens at such a young age as well. In all school hours should start later in the morning due to getting no sleep, and they need to be healthy and get good sleep and that can change them and that can make them focus and it can affect the brain and cause symptoms and that's why school should make morning hours...
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...the campus is, but it’s hard to take in the beauty when there are so many sleeping students occupying space all over campus. It’s a safe bet that most of the students you see sleeping on campus probably live far away. So why don’t we just have a designated sleeping area on campus? It would be really be easy to establish a sleeping area on campus. Someone already started by placing a bed in one of the women’s restrooms in the bookstore. There are countless unoccupied rooms all over campus. There is just no way that all the classrooms are used at all times. Since the rooms are empty anyway, they can be easily transformed into makeshift bedrooms with a few beds in each of the rooms. It’s as simple as that. Now the empty classrooms won’t go to waste and they would be put to good use. The sleeping area would be conveniently located on campus near most of the classes. With a designated sleeping area, the tired students can have a safe and quiet environment to sleep in. The students would be indoors instead of being outside, taking away from the beauty of the campus. There would be no worries about possibly getting stepped on in the hallways of the buildings or getting bitten by the pesky bugs in the grass. Just a quiet room full of sleep deprived students who...
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...narrator and not an omniscient narrator is because we only follow one characters development through the story. You can see that in this quote: - Blood poured from its nostrils. The boy was fascinated. It shows that we know how the boy feels about the kangaroo dying. The boy (who is the main character in the story) is developing pretty fast and a lot. He starts out with being a bit scared, and he does not want to kill the kangaroo. But the man who is hunting with him is trying to get him to shoot the kangaroo, and keeps telling him to do this. He is almost scaring him, saying that this is his only chance to do it. Even though the boy is scared, he still proceeds to shoot the kangaroo, but afterwards he feels empty. That is written in this quote: - He was empty as if his hears and his guts had been sucked out of the barrel of his gun. He starts to shoot more kangaroos because he wants to feel like a man, and impress the hunter that is teaching him how to hunt. The hunter is telling the boy to walk in front of him. That is because he feels like he should protect the boy, so that is a clear sign that the hunter is the boy’s father (or at least a father figure). They boy gets more confident as the story go on, as when he starts to kill the kangaroos without telling the hunter about it....
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...“Where the hell is everybody? It’s like a goddam morgue around here” Line 21 (40) This an example of a simile used in the story. Stradlater is using the example of a “goddam morgue” to represent how empty the room is. Stradlater uses this reference shortly after coming back from his date with Jane and is surprised by how empty the dorm rooms are. The dorms may be empty because it is a saturday night and most kids are at their homes or at a party. “That guy Morrow was about as sensitive as a goddam toilet seat” Line 28 (55) This is another example of a simile as Holden says “sensitive ‘as’ a goddam toilet seat”. Holden is saying that Morrow is extremely sensitive. That is not the case as Holden is trying to make Morrows mom feel as though her son is very nice and naive person. Morrow is although a very rambunctious teenager but his mother has no clue of that....
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...extracurricular activities as a primary factor to be accepted in a particular university. If a student began engaging in an activity at an early age, it will help them get to college. With their learned responsibility, it will be easier for them to be focused and pursue what they want with universities as their stepping stone. However, balancing schoolwork with extracurricular activities can be stressful for some students, especially when an abundance of activities takes up valuable time they need to study or complete homework. They get tired because they have to apportion time of extracurricular activities with homework that they have to finish. So, the student can lose time to study and learning is affected because their tired. Extracurricular can keeps kids busy. For working parents who cannot be home when their children get out of school, extracurricular activities are a great way to make sure kids stay busy and are supervised, rather than coming home to an empty house or spending weekends and summers sitting idle around the house. However, busy kids also have less time to spend at home with their families, which can put a strain on familial relationships as the kids get older. Although parents very busy at work but on...
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..."It's upstairs," she murmured. "And in the garden," he whispered. "Quietly," they said, "or we shall wake them." But it wasn't that you woke us. Oh, no. "They're looking for it; they're drawing the curtain," one might say, and so read on a page or two. "Now they've found it,' one would be certain, stopping the pencil on the margin. And then, tired of reading, one might rise and see for oneself, the house all empty, the doors standing open, only the wood pigeons bubbling with content and the hum of the threshing machine sounding from the farm. "What did I come in here for? What did I want to find?" My hands were empty. "Perhaps its upstairs then?" The apples were in the loft. And so down again, the garden still as ever, only the book had slipped into the grass. But they had found it in the drawing room. Not that one could ever see them. The windowpanes reflected apples, reflected roses; all the leaves were green in the glass. If they moved in the drawing room, the apple only turned its yellow side. Yet, the moment after, if the door was opened, spread about the floor, hung upon the walls, pendant from the ceiling--what? My hands were empty. The shadow of a thrush crossed the carpet; from the deepest wells of silence the wood pigeon drew its bubble of sound. "Safe, safe, safe" the pulse of the house beat softly. "The treasure buried; the room . . ." the pulse stopped short. Oh, was that the buried treasure? A moment later the light had faded. Out in the garden then? But the...
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...away contact with nature from society. “‘Bet I know something else you don’t. There’s dew on the grass in the morning.’ He suddenly couldn’t remember if he had known this or not, and it made him quite irritable.” (Bradbury 7). Montag’s society is devoid of time and leisure to think, everything instantly thrown at you in a giant mass of information, nothing lasting in depth or for more than a short episode. “‘But with all my knowledge and skepticism, I have never been able to argue with a one-hundred-piece-symphony orchestra, full color, three dimensions, and being in and part of those incredible parlors.’” (Bradbury 80). The effect of lacking time to think is no one is able to reflect on memories, others, or especially themselves and how empty they are like the sieve and the sand. Since everyone is given instant gratification and so much meaningless information, sound, and images are constantly pumped into...
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...Empty Fake happiness is still the worst sadness. It's so sad to think about how many beautiful people are living every day hating themselves. First, it starts off on insecurities, of not being good enough for a certain someone, for your family, for the society. Then, the next thing you know is you are depressed. Depression doesn't exempt anyone, whether you are a poor person that has nothing, or you are rich that could get everything in just a snap of your fingers. Depression is like drowning but not being able to save yourself, so you just kind of gave up and let the deep, dark ocean take you. It feels like you're too sad to cry and too tired to sleep, and you just feel nothing. You have this empty feeling in your chest, and no matter what you do, you can't fill it out. Sometimes, the emptiness you feel is just too much and there's only so much a person could take, and then they just give up. Now, hurting yourself thinking you deserve it is such a hard thing to stop. It's like a drug, it takes you away from reality, and the next thing you know, you're in too deep, and it's too late to go back. So before this unhealthy habit starts, we need to prevent it from happening to us, to our loved ones. People are like pieces of paper. Once you tear them apart, you can't fix them. No matter what you do or say they will never be how they once are. Depressed people lack love from the people around them, so they just make their own world where they could be happy, blocking the people who...
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...almost impossible to claw back. This meant that any new program (MDF) would have to be clearly "equal" or better in the retailers eyes to their pre Clique program to be adopted." Meaning without giving the retailer another break that would be very tough to get back you could not give the consumer a discount. Which both could happen but without raising the price of the items, would continue to drive Gross Profit Margins down. Advertisement would help greatly in this war, more importantly point-of-sale displays. Cespedes and Kindley state,""Although 85% of consumers knew what type of writing implements they wanted when they entered the store, they still were heavily influenced by point-of-sale displays and merchandising.""As well as,"Empty pegs in the display were common if inventory was managed too tightly."" This as well as the statement above about...
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...same is true of the human body. Without water to “wake up and turn on” the body each day, you may be running on empty, especially if you skip breakfast altogether. Have a glass of cool water right after you wake up in the morning to tell your body it’s time to get started. Like a gently flowing stream that pushes along debris and rocks, your circulatory system needs fluid to get rid of stubborn free radicals and residue from burned calories that were used during the night’s metabolism. Refresh your system with a drink of water. 2. Drink water before each meal. Drinking water before a meal helps you feel fuller, so you may be less likely to attack your meal like a starving person. Water helps prepare the stomach for the food that will follow, waking up taste buds on the tongue and moisturizing the stomach lining so brittle or acidic foods won’t be uncomfortable. Having a glass of water clears your mouth of dryness or leftover tastes from earlier dining, drinking, or smoking in anticipation of the food that is coming. 3. Drink water with a snack. Between meals, if you feel hungry, try some fresh drinking water first to see if you are dehydrated. Sometimes people think they are hungry when they really are just thirsty. If you shop at the grocery store or supermarket while dehydrated, chances are you are going to spend more to subconsciously fill that empty urge. Drinking water before a snack, or with one, will help you feel full faster and perhaps...
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...premeditated and was caused by mutiple things. The main reason why was because he was tired of being bullied. Peter had been getting bullied since he was in kindagarden. This lead Peter closer and closer to the school shooting because he was tired of being humiliated and embarassed by everybody. This had a negative impact on Peter because it made him feel like he was alone as if he was a different species other than human. He felt isolated and held in his anger until the day of the shooting when he would release it. Another force that led Peter to commit the school shooting was the loss of Josie Comier as a friend. Josie was the only real friend that Peter ever had. He wold talk to her about anything and they would always have a good time. Josie made Peter feel like there was at leat one person on earth who accepted him for who he was. During the first year of High school, Josie and Peter grew apart. Josie no longer wanted wanted to hang out with Peter because she was afraid of how other people in the school might have looked at her if she did so. This led Peter closer and closer to commiting the school shooting because now he had nothing to lose. Before, he had Josie to look forward to everyday and brighten his life but now that she was gone he no longer had a reason to hold in the anger that was built up in the years of him getting bullied. This had a negative impact on Peter because it made him feel empty that he no longer...
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