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    Bulacan Sweets

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    4-2D A Success Story Bulacan Sweets: Fruit of Filipino creativity by Rita Villadiego Success‚ they say‚ is sweeter when earned the hard way. For entrepreneur Lydia Veneracion‚ 60‚ her Bulacan Sweets was nurtured with hard work and perseverance. Over the last 24 years -- and still going strong -- Bulacan Sweets’ specialties like pastillas and candied fruits have become household names. Starting with only 10 kinds of sweets and candies in 1970‚ Bulacan Sweets is now manufacturing and selling

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    Album Analysis [Basic information] Album title: “Sweeter” Artist: Gavin DeGraw Composer and lyricists: Gavin DeGraw‚ Ryan Tedder‚ and Andrew Frampton Collaborating musicians: Art designer: Unknown Producer(s): Ron Aniello‚ Jerrod Bettis‚ Ryan Tedder‚ Andrew Frampton‚ Eric Rosse‚ Butch Walker‚ and Noel Zancanella. Audio mixer: Serban Ghenea Photographer: Patrick Frasier Studio(s): 2011; The Blackbird Studio in Nashville and the Hensen Recording Studios in Hollywood Released -> September

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    Sweet Flour

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    Angelic Marasigan Reglos 2010 – 18227 AECO 141 CD-1L MARKET STUDY of “Especially Flour You” Sweet Potato flour 1. Product Description In our country‚ bread is the second most favorite food of the Filipinos‚ next to rice. Most of the Filipinos are used of having bread on their tables especially for breakfast and merienda. The classic example of an all-time favorite bread of the Filipinos is Pandesal. We also love other pastries such as doughnuts‚ cake‚ biscuits and the

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    My Sweet Sweet 16

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    Birthdays come and go‚ however‚ Sweet sixteen seems to have a more significant meaning then just another year older. It is the age where one truly becomes mature. This theory was never actually proven. I myself never believed it to be true. Up until now‚ I finally realize how my sweet sixteenth birthday was not just the most memorable‚ but also the most significant. Waking up to the sound of my alarm clock‚ it is 9am on a Saturday. Ring! Ring! Ring! The phone begins to irritate. Still half asleep

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    Book Review of “The Sweeter The Juice” by Shirlee Taylor Haizlip The book “The Sweeter The Juice” is part autobiography and part family narrative of Shirlee Taylor Haizlip and her extended family. Her family narrative is composed of stories about the lineage of her mother and father; these stories were a product of extensive research into historical documents and accounts of relatives passed down from generation to generations. Haizlip intertwines her family stories with historical figures and events

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    Unheard Cry for Help According to (“Merriam-Webster.com”) the definition of disability is‚ “a condition (such as an illness or an injury) that damages or limits a person’s physical or mental abilities.” In the book Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes‚ a 32 year old man named Charlie Gordon has a severe intellectual disability. He undergoes an experimental operation to become smarter and raise his IQ of 68. After his operation‚ Charlie begins to realize how impudent the world really treats him because

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    Toyin Falola’s memoir‚ A Mouth Sweeter Than Salt‚ portrays one boy’s views on the culture and customs of his county from his perspective as an active participant as well as an observer. From determining his mother’s age to joining in the struggle to free an innocent man‚ Dr. Falola’s journey growing up in Nigeria embodies the rich‚ diverse history that defines Africa. The opening of the novel places the reader not in Falola’s shoes as a child‚ but rather as an adult scholar attempting to procure

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    Sweet Fifteen

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    Laneys Peña September 18‚ 2012 English 095-T1 My Sweet Fifteen I still remember my sweet fifteen/quinceañera as if it was yesterday. It was the best experience ever; being the center of attention like a shinning star. My pink gigantic dress with rhinestone shinning made me look like a doll. Cameras everywhere bright lights left and right. It was amazing. As I walked in‚ the crowd applauded and the entrance waltz was at full volume as I walked into the reception hall

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    Sweet Memories

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    Sweet Memories It was raining outside‚ shattering relentlessly on my window panes. I snuggled into my thick‚ warm sheets‚ pulling them tightly around me. I rather enjoyed rainy nights‚ the rain seemed to drown out my thoughts‚ leaving a peaceful calm feeling‚ no pressure of time nor space. A loud rumbling growl of thunder bellowed‚ making me jump. Unconsciously‚ my fingers reached out for my blanky‚ my faithful companion for the past few years‚ my source of comfort throughout stormy

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    Jamie Klatke Mrs. Bovee English 10 11 October 2010 Music: the Melody of Life <3 “A bird doesn’t sing because it has an answer‚ it sings because it has a song.” – Maya Angelo. Singing honestly makes me forget everything that I think about daily‚ especially when I’m truly singing I feel the happiest that I believe I ever could. I believe that even if you think you can’t sing well‚ you should sing anyways because it’s the one thing in the world that everyone agrees on. Not the language‚ but

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