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    Compare Contrast Essay "The Town Dump"‚ by William Stegner‚ and "Dumpster Diving"‚ by Lars Eighner‚ are both essays dealing with town dumpsters. They are both similar in the sense that they both have positive feelings about the dumpsters‚ but "Dumpster Diving" deals more with how the dumpsters help him live‚ while "Town Dump" tells how the dumpster constitutes a large part of the town’s history. In "Dumpster Diving"‚ Eighner tells his story of living off of the food that he finds in the

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    The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is written from the point of view of Jean-Dominique Bauby‚ a French journalist and former editor-in-chief of ELLE magazine‚ in Paris. Bauby suffered a severe stroke on December 8‚ 2005‚ leaving him with a rare condition known as locked-in syndrome‚ in which the brain continues to function normally‚ but the body is completely paralyzed. Jean-Do retained some movement in his head and left eye‚ and wrote his memoir through a tedious method of blinking. An interlocutor

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    He claims that his life is dull‚ miserable‚ demeaning‚ undignified and intolerable. With these negative thoughts constantly lingering within him‚ he believes that he has the right to die and his wife supports this crazy idea. In the film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly‚ Jean-Dominique Bauby has the same condition. Although he is completely paralyzed with no hope of recovery‚ he’s able to move his left eyelid. This slight movement in his eye is very significant because it’s his one way of communication

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    Gayatri Krishnan Page 2 Although there are plenty of new vocabulary items in the article‚ I think students would nothave any significant difficulties in grasping the overall meaning of the text. I agree withJeremy Harmer with reference to pre-teaching: “by giving them some or all those words wedeny them (a chance to practice tackling authentic texts)” (Harmer  -203). In my perspective‚students learn new words with reference to context which will enable them to grasp the wordwell. In this article

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    Learning to Swim Abstract This research paper is about learning to swim well‚ and it includes some important recommendations and warnings about swimming. Learning how to swim or improving swimming technique can in fact be an enjoyable experience. This research specifies step by step how to swim without any problem. People will learn that by practicing progressive swimming exercises with the proper mindset they can learn each swimming stroke step by step‚ quickly and have fun. The important thing

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    A hundred years form now we would be living underwater in a city like Atlantis. The 2 main factors which would have contributed to this situation would be the raising temperatures I.E global warming and UV radiation. Because of this enormous change in lifestyle which had to take place‚ many other scientific projects would be suspended‚ like the space program for example. Most our scientific efforts would be directed towards the improvement of human life underwater. Some people in America‚ Europe

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    Why I Want to Be a Lifeguard There are many reasons that I might want to be a lifeguard: my paycheck would increase‚ I could get a job in practically any community‚ and I could spend my days outside in the sun. None of these‚ however‚ are the reason I want to be a lifeguard. The real reason I want to become a lifeguard is because it would allow me to better – as both a person and as a pool employee. I know being a lifeguard involves lots of responsibility‚ but that is part of what intrigues

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    New attraction - recommendation for winning entry I believe the Sunken Ship Museum - Yangjiang‚ South China should win the competition. It is unique‚ and has a huge commercial potential. This report outlines the key features of the new attraction that we feel should win the competition. It gives reasons why the project was selected and explains why the new attraction should be commercial success. Features 1. Unique. The museum is located underwater. it is the only one of its kind in Asia

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    Living in South Florida presents the opportunity to take part in a variety of water activities‚ such as fishing‚ boating‚ and swimming. But for many residents who aren’t able to swim‚ the water is a frightening and dangerous place. Despite being surrounded by water‚ between 50 and 70 percent of children in Florida don’t know how to swim. Those numbers are staggering and tragically this statistic is why more children in Florida die from accidentally drowning than any other state in the nation. This

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    the beholder. Someone’s trash may very well be someone else’s greatest treasure. As Lars Eighner begins his proclamation on his profession the constant competition between internal wealth versus external wealth is evident in his account of dumpster diving. The internal wealth constituted of happiness and self-sufficiency is constantly battling the all craved external wealth of money. Eighner is also deeply dealing with balancing fine ethics while firmly griping on to a form of survival that becomes

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