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published on July 18, 2017

written by P!apoose

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Daniella and the Goose

published on June 27, 2024

"Good morning Daniella," said the happy goose. "How did I get here?" Daniella replied. She could see she wasn't home, because there were geese everywhere.

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Drinking Alcohol - Good or Bad?

published on June 27, 2024

Alcohol is Poison Regardless of how much a fluid is adulterated, any amount of alcohol is just a poison ingredient added into a drink. Even pure alcohol is only partially the actual alcohol ingredient. Depending on the other ingredients, the fluid may or may not be consumable for humans.

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The Good Witch - part 1

published on June 27, 2024

"Ya want to play me in the royal court Papoose? Ya will sway free from a coil or short noose, " the witch cackles, "Now vamoose Papoose, ya bird chaser. All bark, no bite; all spark, no fight; all talk, no light; all dark, all night, my wish ignite!" The skies darken as the benevolent witch's words secretly conjure a lightning storm that attacks him at his heels, smashing his brigade.

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Tao Healing 101

published on October 10, 2021

Administering Healing Energy When providing a subject with healing energy, it is important to remember that good thoughts can be just as preventative as bad thoughts. Obviously, such a claim begs the question: Why?, but there is no short answer for that. The question then shifts over to How? Luckily for me, that is an easy answer.

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110 Periods (English)

published on October 10, 2021

Home >> Grammar Style Guide >> Periods Understanding Periods A period ends a sentence. Every complete sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with either a period, question mark, or exclamation point. When a period ends a sentence, it is neither a question nor an exclamation. It is simply a statement.

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Meeting Gabriella

published on May 29, 2024

When I first met my new boss Gabriella, she was just some dude's girlfriend that I just met and would probably never see again.

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111 Semicolons (English)

published on May 26, 2017

Home >> Grammar Style Guide >> Semicolons Understanding Semicolons Semicolons have a number of useful reasons to be included in a sentence or paragraph. Where colons can be useful outside of sentence structures, semicolons are typically limited to separating text in paragraphs or similar constructs. You may think semicolons are the halfway point between commas and colons, and in some respects, that assumption wouldn't be far from the truth. Where a comma offers a pause and a colon introduces something, a semicolon can be considered a halfway point between these two attributes. However, a semicolon adds value to a sentence with its own merits. At times, only a semicolon can offer the clear interpretation of text intended to be set off in a manner that other punctuation might not be able to achieve as precisely and clearly. Using a semicolon in a sentence may not be as forgiving as a misplaced comma or period , so special consideration should be taken before tr...

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Algebra Intro

published on June 06, 2017

Home >> Science >> Math (Algebra) Algebra 100 Intro Algebra is a scary word to some people, myself included, but it doesn't have to be. Really, it's just a fancy way of complicating the simple math we normally do anyway everyday. The equations that represent these daily transactions are often unknown or perhaps unrealized in our day-to-day activities, but they can provide useful new perspectives on how we interact in society. Uses of Algebra Algebra is useful in many others ways too though. All the functions we perform on the daily can, in one way or another, be represented using Algebraic equations. When we shop for groceries on a limited budget, for example, we might have to account for the taxes on certain goods that aren't exempt from taxes. Perhaps multiple each item by the number of mouths to feed, and then maybe replace one of each to account for someone with allergies. Maybe you have three kids, and each eats two pieces of fruit each sch...

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Open and Closed Forms

published on October 10, 2021

Open and Closed Forms The concept of the open form and closed form relates to the principles of nonrestrictive clauses and is one of the few execeptions in English (US) grammar to those rules on clauses.

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119 Hyphens (English)

published on October 10, 2021

Home >> Grammar Style Guide >> Hyphens Understanding Hyphens A hyphen is used to connect either two syllables of two different words or a syllable (or group of syllables) to a word. The hyphen is intended for the newly-created term to be read as a single word, such as the noun anti-hero , the adjective near-sighted , or the recently coined term e-mail .

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