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My Favorite Games as a Child (525 words, 2 pages)

All children play games when they are young. We made some up and we were taught some from older siblings or our parents. When I was young my favorite game was hide and seek, but some other games I played were tag, kickball, and touch football. I loved playing hide ... Read More

Case Study of ADHD Patient (596 words, 2 pages)

Tim is a 4-year-old boy who has had a 12-month history of behavioural problems. This is evident by his physical aggression towards family members, teachers and other children, not listening to parental instruction, punches and kicks when he does not get his way and his quick temper. This behaviour has ... Read More

The Life of Kevin Li (281 words, 1 pages)

Kevin Li was born on a dull morning day at a equally dull hospital in Beijing. As Kevin's head was abnormally large, the birth was rather painful for both Kevin and his mother. Making matters worse, was the fact that Kevin's father had absolutely no experience with babies, and needed ... Read More

Two Important Life Lessons I Learned When I Was Young (582 words, 1 pages)

I am always afraid of disappointing my parents and the outcome of what will happen. I was a child and I make a small mistake turn ugly. I was a kid so I could not see clearly what I done. The problem started because I got a really bad grade ... Read More

Important Components of Soccer (421 words, 1 pages)

Soccer is a game of skill and intensity. One major component to the game of soccer is shooting. Three different types of shooting occur in soccer the finesse shot, the power shot, and the chip shot.The finesse shot is probably the most important type of shot. The finesse shot is ... Read More

Managing Your Weight (4068 words, 8 pages)

It was an awkward time for me. Then again, middle school is an awkward time for all of us. I was in seventh gradefive-foot ten, clearly overweight at 163 pounds. February came around the corner and brought with it a bad case of strep throat. I couldnt eat solid food ... Read More

The Disastrous ObamaCare Bill (1169 words, 4 pages)

With government debt exponentially increasing, the people of the United States are fed up. The current government is in almost every part of our lives in our workplace, our schools, and even our houses. This year the US government passed a bill which they said would cover every citizen with ... Read More

Certified Nursing Assistants Deserve a Higher Pay for Their Workload (531 words, 2 pages)

Certified Nursing Assistants have an extensive workload and provide all of the direct care that nurses used to years ago, and they are nowhere near paid as much as they should be today. They deserve much more pay than what they are getting. Nurses in the present would be in ... Read More

How to Take Care of a Horse (725 words, 2 pages)

I am currently being paid to take care of a friends house and theiranimals. They include three dogs, six cats, a pony, and my favorite,four horses. People often say that horses are very difficult to takecare of, but I disagree. Though the process to maintain a horse can betedious it ... Read More

Leadership, Honesty, and Teamwork on a Sports Team (1210 words, 3 pages)

Bump, set, spike is three words volleyball players know very well. Free throw, rebound, and dead ball are three concepts basketball players understand. Corner kick, goal, and offsides are three terms that soccer players grasp very fast. Every sport has different ideals for everything, but there are some ethics that ... Read More

Analysis of Song Lyrics (312 words, 1 pages)

When people fall in love, all kinds of emotions become stirred up. In the song "Animal" by Neon Trees, the writer tries to explain some of them to the woman he has fallen in love with. He has experienced anxiety, excitement, fear, and happiness. He tries to find things to ... Read More

A Summary of William Faulkner’s Novel Intruder in the Dust (961 words, 4 pages)

William Faulkner was born on September 25, 1897 in New Albany, Mississippi. Moving to Oxford, Mississippi before he was five Faulkner had belonged to a wealthy family of once plantation owners. Faulkner was a high school dropout but had a passion for literature where he at first wanted to be ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013