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    The Water Fight at Black Bridge Every Friday from around the middle of May to the end of the school year, my friends and I would have a “water fight”. The “water fight” was actually an excuse my friends and I made up to get away with coming home from school soaking wet. After school on friday my friends and I would walk a half mile into the woods to Black Bridge, an old train bridge that was no longer in use. None of us really knew why it was called Black Bridge or if it was even actually called

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    two theives on the cross. While in the Bible the theives also die, Susan and Lucy do not go all the way with him to the execution. Also, they watch his painful torture and death. In the Bible, the Romans taunt and beat Jesus before he is forced to carry the cross. In The Lion, the Witch, and theWardrobe, the White Witch's followers taunted him, bound him, and beat him before his execution (Lewis " The Lion, the Witch, and theWardrobe" 153-154). The difference between the two was that Jesus was never

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    During the Holiday Season, the Inner Harbor in Downtown Baltimore has a Christmas Exhibition. I attended the Christmas exhibition Friday, November 25, 2016, during the lunch hours. The inner harbor always has an exhibition or activity for the public, during every season. The Christmas Village brings different cultures together to experience the holiday season. The Inner Harbor has an Ice Skating Rink, a German Christmas Village, and a Santa Claus impersonator to take pictures with. The Pandora Ice

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    The Rood

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    The Dream of the Rood is a poem that details the crucifixion of Christ through the viewpoint of an author that holds Anglo-Saxon morals and ideals. While the writer of this poem is unknown, the portrayal of Christ within as a grand hero who fought against persecutors and evil fits the Anglo-Saxon model of honor, perseverance, and pride. The culture clash involved, from my perspective, could be representative of one of two things. First, there’s the possibility that it represents the conflict between

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    Black Friday. In the United States, the friday following Thanksgiving is one where every shop in the country participates in stupendous sales, and the population forks over billions on this one occasion. This displays incredible hypocrisy: exactly one day after being thankful for what they already have, the masses trample each other and bring out their most violent side just for low priced prodicts. That is the effect of consumerism. As upper middle class citizens, we are the 'perfect' consumers

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    Max has his mind set that Friday the 13th is a bad luck day, his father gets out on Friday the 13th but he doesn't want anything to do with him once he gets out, Kevin tries to help keep his mind off of it and not let him think about his father. Max helps Kevin by carrying him sometimes so he doesn't have to

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    persuade this audience to boycott Black Friday. Thesis statement: Black Friday has turned a family holiday shopping tradition into a bizarre corporate greed competition that has resulted in unnecessary violence, and is now taking over a nationally recognized holiday. Introduction Attention Getter: Black Friday! The BEST deal! Or, is it really worth it? More importantly, why should we boycott it? Overview of Main Points: Today I’m going to talk about Black Friday. I’m going to give a brief history of

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    Is the idea of Jesus “dying for sin” barbaric” or “outmoded”? (Choose one.) Why or why not? I disagree with the idea of Jesus dying for sin as being an outmoded concept. Throughout history, we see over and over again of people giving up everything, including their lives, for the greater good. A person dying for what they believe in is not outdated, but the actual act of dying in such a horrific way, however, is barbaric in its nature. The entire crucifixion is one of many disgusting acts that humanity

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    Max Sawyer 4 December 2016 British Literature Period 1 Holiday Shopping Madness Christmas lights, inflatable snowmen, reindeer with red noses, fake snowflakes, and decorated coffee cups, it must be the winter holidays and the new year! But wait, Halloween was just days ago. How have haunted houses turned to gingerbread so fast, and what happened to Thanksgiving? Holiday decorations, especially those pertaining to Christmas go up so fast in stores and in neighborhoods sometimes as soon as a couple

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    Introduction “The classic Disciplines of the spiritual life call us to move beyond surface living into the depths. They invite us to explore the inner caverns of the spiritual realm. They urge us to be the answer to a hollow world.” There are many different but important Christian disciplines. Some that as Christian we all practice on a regular basses while other which people are specifically called to undertake during their walk. As Christians we may never fully participate in every discipline

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