The Day Of The Kitchen

The Day Of The Kitchen
When Sheamus walked into the classroom several weeks later, he realized that everyone was acting strangely, especially Ms. McMahon. "Sheamus,"
she asked sweetly, "Would you mind doing something very important for me?" "Okay," Sheamus replied. "What is it?" "I need you to go down to
the kitchen and see if the cooks need any help," Ms. McMahon said. "But," Sheamus protested, "The cooks don't like us." "Don't worry about that,"
Ms. McMahon pointed out dismissively. "They really need help," she insisted. "Whatever you say, Ms. McMahon," Sheamus responded with a shrug.
He disappeared through the door, heading for the kitchen. Shawn waited a few seconds and then stood up on his chair. He looked around and
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Ms. McMahon promptly pulled him down so that he wouldn't hurt himself. A short while later, Sheamus reentered the classroom. "The cooks
weren't down there, Ms. McMahon," he began to explain. He suddenly took note of the decorations haphazardly set up across the room. "What's
going on here?" he asked suspiciously. "You didn't forget, did you?" Punk questioned. "It's your birthday." "Happy birthday!" the class cried
joyously. "Of course I didn't forget," Sheamus retorted, grinning happily. "Just wasn't expecting this, that's all." "Well, since we didn't get to jump out
and yell 'surprise'," Shawn said, "Maybe we could bring out the radio again." He turned and looked hopefully at the teacher. "Fine," Ms. McMahon
sighed, sounding defeated. "You may use the radio." With a collective cheer, the children dragged the radio out of its place in the closet and
commenced the party.
*****
Some time afterwards, the bell rang for recess and the children scrambled outside into the snow. At Sheamus's request, it was quickly decided that they
would have an all–out snowball war. Teams were hastily selected and bases speedily built. The small Kindergarten armies squatted behind monstrous
mounds of snow and secretively plotted war strategies. Finally, the time came to strike. Everyone rushed out onto the battlefield, seemingly forgetting
all notions of their previous planning. Snow flew in all directions,
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Ski Vacation: A Fictional Narrative
Olivia slammed the door to her log cabin in Lake Tahoe, she had seen Brooke in the cabin next to hers. Olivia hated Brooke. Her family had lots of
money so she would get everything she wanted. Olivia wanted that necklace she'd always seen Brooke wear since her birthday.
"I need her necklace! The gold and the diamonds look so good!" Olivia told her brother Simon.
"I don't get why you hate Brooke but at the same time want to be her." Simon replied.
"Jesus Simon! You don't understand me, you never have!"
"C'mon sis! You don't have to do this during our 13th annual ski vacation. We won't see each other until I go to college. Wow, when we did the first
one you three. I can't believe it, the first time was December 12th 2002." "I don't care about

Snowball Intellectual
Intellectual, pro–education, and vivacious. Three words is all it takes to describe a character who literally has much character. Snowball, one of the
three pigs that are leading Animal Farm, is all about spreading education to the rest of the animals on the farm. Co–leader, Napolean, and Snowball
work together and put two important parts into place. Napolean being the muscle, and Snowball being the brain. This character is smart, and wants
to make sure everyone surrounding him will build skill as well. For example, having critically studied every inch in the farm and the new
Commandments, it is more than accurate to call Snowball intellectual. Snowball also works very hard to make sure he andvances in his knowledge.
As stated by the author,"Snowball...quicker in speech and more inventive...". The intellect possesed by Snowball gave his character an advanced
way of response. "Then Snowball (for it was Snowball who was best at writing) took a brush between teh tow knuckles of his trotter, painted out
MANOR FARM from the top bar of the gate and in its place painted ANIMAL FARM.", Snowball is recognized as the pig in the farm that best new
and understood the subjects that he set himself out to learn. He uses his intellect during the book in order to explain to the other animals certain things
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Snowball is compared to Napolean, and is said to be "vivacious" during the book. As stated, "Snowball was a more vivacious pig than Napoleon,
quicker in speech and more inventive, but was not considered to have the same depth of character.". Snowball is very enthusiastic and alive during
the book which would give him the title of vivacious. " Now, Comrades, to the hayfeild! Let us make it a point of hour to get in the harvest more
quickly than Jones and his men could do." The attitude he had towards working to get them farther than they could before with humans, was very alive
and

Short Story Of A Pumpkin
Have you ever had a situation where you think telling the truth will get you in trouble, however lying or not saying anything would possibly make the
situation worse? Then you're faced with the decision of telling the truth, or keeping quiet and awaiting the results. This is the story of how I learned to
always be honest.
It was a snowy, January afternoon several years ago when my brother and I were playing in the snow at my grandparent's house. I was digging in a
massive mountain of snow. I was trying to make a snow bunker for a later planned snowball fight against my big brother. When through the white
cascade, I saw a small speck of orange in the sea of white. To my surprise, I dug up a miniature pumpkin that had been withered by the... Show more
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I was still holding the pumpkin in my hand, and I noted the diameter of the pipe and the size of my pumpkin appeared to be very similar. A quick
thought came to my mind," I wonder how well they fit together?" and I let curiosity get the best of me. I wiggled the pumpkin into the pipe. It was
almost an airtight fit. Then I reached my hand back into it to pull the pumpkin out, and it just pushed the pumpkin farther back into the pipe. The
stubborn pumpkin wouldn't come out! I panicked for what seemed like an eternity, thinking about what kinds of punishments I would receive if
someone found out. But if nobody found out, I wouldn't have to face any punishments. So, I decided that I wouldn't tell anyone about what had
just happened. After it got dark I met back up with my brother who was over by the big hill in the back of the yard. We walked back over to the
house talking about the forts that we made and how many snowballs we were getting ready. Then he asked,"Did you find any pumpkins in the
snow?" I Knew he discovered what I did, but I thought that I should just play dumb. I said, "No pumpkins at all. Why would you think that I found
any pumpkins? "He said right back," I

Snowball Earth Hypothesis
Evidence suggests that 635 million years ago a glacial period occurred, as a result the planet became what scientists call a Snowball Earth. According
to the geological and paleontological evidence gained from iron formation, paleomagnetism, and cap carbonates, the globe went through a period of
glaciation. The original theory Snowball Earth, proposed that the globe was once covered entirely with ice or snow from poles to the equator. As most
of the continental mass was near the equator there was a heightened silicate weathering that resulted in "higher equatorial albedo" and carbon–dioxide
"drawdown" which led to global cooling and sea ice expansion (1, 3). On the contrary, another theory promotes Slushball Earth, it was proposed as
some scientists were resistant to the fact that everything was frozen. As that would be too extreme for the survival of eukaryotes and could not justify the
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They found glacial sediments to be situated at low latitudes, a "distributed repartition of glacial deposits from low to high latitudes", strongly
supports the existence of a global Neoproterozoic glaciation (5). The main concern still remains to be the survival of life and a study suggests that
prokaryotes like bacteria do not require oxygen to survive and they tend to live in hydrothermal vents. Yet, the photosynthetic organisms cannot
survive but cracks in the ice during the event would allow photosynthesizers to persist and produce trace amounts of oxygen that could be used by
eukaryotes (6). To sum up, Snowball Earth is the most accepted theory to explain the glacial period. The hypothesis is supported by cap carbonates,
BIFs, and paleomagnetism. However, more strong evidence is required to fully support it and thus the research is still

Snowball And Trotsky
Dillavou 1
Luke Dillavou
Mr. Mahoney
English Language Arts 10
23 April 2015
The Similarities Between Leon Trotsky and Snowball in Animal Farm
As Leon Trotsky once said, "From being a patriotic myth, the Russian people have become an awful reality." and the reality of Animal Farm by
George Orwell is that the character Snowball is a direct representation of Leon Trotsky in the Russian Revolution. Three questions I will be addressing
are first, What are some parallels we find between Leon Trotsky and Snowball, How does Trotsky's success resemble Snowballs success, and How is
Trotskys fate the same as Snowballs. I am going to address these three essential questions and show how Snowball is a direct representation of Leon
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Between 1922 and 1924 Vladimir Lenin worked to try and counter Stalin's claims and support Trotsky on many occasions. After Lenin died from a
stroke, Stalin was free to push Trotsky out of power and silence him. He was gradually pushed out of important roles in the soviet government and
eventually exiled by Stalin. Over seven years he was pushed farther and farther away into different countries until he arrived in Mexico. A little
while after he arrived, Stalin planned to have Trotsky assassinated. On 24 May 1940, Trotsky survived a raid on his home by armed Stalinist
assassins led by GPU agent Iosif Grigulevich, Mexican painter and Stalinist David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Vittorio Vidale. On 20 August 1940, Trotsky
was attacked in his home in Mexico with a cut down mountaineers' ice axe by undercover

Snowball Methods
To investigate how brokers accessed and activated social capital, we drew on data from a larger study of mathematics and science professional
development in a major metropolitan region in the Western United States. The larger study used interviews and surveys to map the advice and
collaboration networks of professional development providers in the two subjects. For the current study, we used data on the advice network of
professional development providers in mathematics.[1] We chose the mathematics network because the state in which the study was conducted had
already adopted and begun implementing the Common Core Standards in mathematics. The second author, along with a team of research assistants,
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We chose to do this due to time and resource constraints, as the second wave of interviews added an additional 86 names to the list. Using a survey
also allowed us to give the first– and second–wave participants an opportunity to see the fully appended list. Participants in the first wave only saw the
names on the wave one list, while the second–wave participants only saw the names on the wave two list. We send the list to all participants in the first
two rounds, along with the newly added names for wave three (Wave 3, n = 101). The surveys mirrored the third part of the interview. Participants
saw a list of names and indicated who they went to for collaboration or advice. For each name selected, they were asked the reason for collaboration
and/or advice seeking. We created the list of reasons through inductive coding of the first two rounds of interviews. We generated eight possible
reasons: It's our job, Expertise, Reputation, Proximity, Prior professional relationship, Good to work with, Similar beliefs, and Other. As before, the
survey solicited additional names from participants, which were added for a hypothetical fourth round. At this point, we conclude the snowball
process. The overall response rate for the survey was 79%. Critical to this study is the multi–organizational nature of the network. PD providers were
located in school districts, charter management organizations, and

Snowball Essay
The purpose of this essay is to analyse a skill and its subroutine in European handball. This game is played with two teams both made up up 7 players
including the goaly, and the shoooting player can not step into the goly area. Skilled performers in handball have a highly developed information
processing capaciting. There are 3 stages of learning, Cognitive, Associative, and Autonomous stage.
A motorskill is a sequence of movements that are learnt through practice and have a definite outcome. The shooting and jump shot movement is used
in European handball to get into the goal and have less room to shoot the ball. an advantage of this skill is to gain more ground. an disadvantage of
this is your unstable in the air and when shooting you can have poorer aiming. To use the shooting with jump shot technique; you take a 2–3 step
approach, then you tuen 90 degrees, flex and bend your knees, launch and jump into the air while extending your throwing arm bac, shot the ball
brining your elbow trough first, release the ball, follow through. In week 1 I didnt really know what to do, i coudlnt goal keep or pass the ball that
well. But now I know what to do and can be the goaly and not let them score most the time and can pass the ball well. ... Show more content on
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this is because i understand how to play and have practiced, and can perform the skills needed to play a game of European handball almost automatic.
some errors i make is when passing the ball it slips out of my hand and when shooting a goal it goes out side of the goal. in the game i can pass with
the piston movement almost automaticaly, same screening and defence tactics. skilled performers exihibit these characteristic, they perform the right
actioons at the right time, their movements are perfectly timed, and they can react quickly with precision. i also perform these skills in a game of
European handball when screening and

Cold War-Personal Narrative
Time itself was frozen. Yesterday was cold, but not like this. Now, it is almost zero. I stepped across the carpeted floor as the support wood creaked
under thermal contraction. The staircase shivered as I descended. No one was there except for an old wooden table and a fork. Slowly sliding across
the frozen floor, I navigate the dark maze of hallways that is my first floor. I grab my ski jacket, put on my boots and slide outside without a sound. No
one is anywhere, and as far as my family is concerned, I am still asleep. I begin to work at creating my arsenal. I mobilize for a total war.
Scoop, Pack, Place. Scoop, Pack, Place. I build a mountain higher and higher with these frozen missiles. With fifteen of the highest quality WMD's
(Weapons of Mildly Uncomfortable Frozen Destruction), I grab a tarp and cover up my weapons stash. I then walk back into my house as if nothing
ever happened. I put my coat and boots away, and sneak back into my room. Even before the first rays of light begin to shine, I am back asleep.
When I return to consciousness, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Concerned about our health after over an hour in a snowstorm, my mom told us to come inside. While we ate lunch my sister explained to my mom
what we were doing. Jokingly my mom commented that it couldn't be a snowman with only one part, but my sister snapped back calling that statement
mean and that "Gerald", our snowman, is just a bit thicker than most. When freed from the prison of modern air–control systems, we went back out to
expand our ball. We were the Prince and as the King of All Cosmos commanded, we rolled the white world into our Katamari. Our neighbors came
outside and helped us push the now very heavy ball as well. By the end of the day, the ball was over five feet tall, and rough napkin (or hand in my
case) math put it at around 750 pounds. Good thing the snow was soft or we would have had to stop long

Snowball Short Story
One day, in 4th grade during winter time, me and my friends were playing in the snow. Me and my friends were athletic, so we spent a lot of time
outside. The air was biting at our noses, and snowmen with orange noses and piles of snowballs behind snow walls littered the area. Snowballs
zoomed across the yard, occasionally decapitating a snowman, or exploding on someone's jacket. I threw my hardest snowball, aimed directly for
someone's back. As he reached down to get another snowball, the snowball kept going. My snowball had shattered a window. Everyone quickly
dispersed and ran to the end of the street, and met up. I was nervous and embarrassed. "You almost hit me with that!" My friend exclaimed. "I'm
sorry, but please don't say anything," I pleaded, "The snowball will melt, and our parents won't know what happened." "This isn't gonna work,
you're going to get us in trouble." My friend retorted. "Nobody's gonna find out." I repeated. After a day or two, my parents had heard that our
neighbor's window had broken. They asked me if I had heard anything about it, but I simply said no. When I got to school, my friends continued to
urge me to confess, but I would not budge. Another couple of days passed, and me and my friends were hanging out again. This time our parents
were there and seemed angry. They knew where we were when the window broke, and so they knew one of us had broken it, but they didn't know
who. Everyone glanced at me, but I still did not talk. This went

A Memorable Event: A Memorable Event
We all have a memorable event of our life it could be anything a graduation party,cookout, etc. I have one and i remember it just like if it was
yesterday. My memorable event was christmas 2011. That christmas was just full off fun, good memories. It all started super early at the house witch
my mom,brother,sister and i lived. Wen we all woke up it was around 7 am we went outside it was so beautiful, the ground was pure white like any
winter christmas it was snowing outside so chilly and cozy. While we were waiting for the family to come we were just getting our christmas pijamas
on, all the family had decided to have a 'lazy christmas' witch meant we all had to come with our favorite pijamas and slippers. Wen the family has a
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Now for the fun part once he made his way outside we all went crazy on him! We were all throwing him snowballs and before u know it he was all
completely covered of snow. Good thing my brother had extra pijamas that way my uncle didn't have to be damped and there was just a person less
for me to win the pijama competition! Once all that happened we all went inside , the smell of the house going in had made us all get hungry but
the turkey and tamales weren't ready yet so we all got champurado and pan dulce (sweat bread). While we were all eating we were in the living
room whatching movies we werent able to see the parade since it was allready around 2. While we were waiting fot the food to be ready one of
my other uncles had come and we were all playing board games such as monopoly, jenga and of course bingo.I love jenga so of course i won
playing against my cousin kevin and my mom. About the time we all finished playing and watching movies it was all ready 4. My mom,aunt and
grandma started getting last minute food ready like salads, pasta and cake. Finally the food was finished it was all ready 7 pm, my mom went ahead
and put all the food in the living room table once she finished we all grabbed a plate and started eating. My mom made the Best

Snowball Research Paper
There are nothing like the absence of a snowball fight. has you ever done a snowball fight. My favorite winter activity are snowball fight. My
friends like throw snow at me. A snowball fight are so fun. Snowball fights are so fun because you throw it at your friend and family. In a snowball
fight, you get to hide and also be a winner. You get throw it at people. You also can do are throw it at your house. You can also go around your
neighborhood when you are doing a snowball fight. You can win in a snowball fight and lose in a snowball fight. For a snowball fight, you need to
wear a lot of stuff. In a snowball fight, you has to be comfortable to play. The rules of a snowball fight are if you get hit with a snowball you are out.
The rules

And Snowball : The Story Of Snowball
Polar Bear Plunge "I'm tired!" screamed Icicle, "Can we go home!" "Fine, mister whiny mic whine whine. We will," shouted Icicle's brother
Snowball. The two brothers walked back to their tiny little cave home. Icicle smiled as he walked. Even though his feet were sore he jumped
around gleefully. Icicle was only one year younger than Snowball but, he was very tiny compared to his big brother. Snowball always teased him
about his size or anything really. Icicle always ignored these comments. That night, after a long day of teasing, Icicle dreamed that that he was
given food and had a wonderful home where everyone loved him. He saw a sign that said ZOO. He wanted to go there, be there, live there. Then
he woke up. "Great. I woke up," said Icicle. "Of course you woke up," said Snowball, "You will always wake up." "We need to move." "WHAT?"
"We need to move." "Move where? To a new cave?" Snowball towered over his brother. It made Icicle feel super small. "No, to ZOO. We'll get
everything we want," said Icicle. That sealed the deal. Snowball nodded and went outside to look at the view of their cave while Icicle jumped
around their cave with a smile on his face. After Icicle went to the bathroom, they ate breakfast, Snowball went to the bathroom, Icicle went to the
bathroom again, and they ate lunch, they were off. The two boys walked in silence towards Ketchikan, Alaska. Icicle was worried about

State of Research on the Snowball Earth Hypothesis Essay
State of Research on the "Snowball Earth Hypothesis"
The "Snowball Earth Hypothesis" also known as the "Varangia glaciation" is a hypothesis presented in 2001 by Geologist Paul Hoffman. (Wikipedia,
2002)
The hypothesis purposes that 540 million years ago during the Neoproterozic, a meter thick of ice covered the oceans and glaciers the continents for
100 million years. Albedo; when ice and snow reflect solar radiation into space, in absents of greenhouse gases, which don't exist within the atmosphere,
heat therefore escapes the planet. A condition of temperature disequilibrium occurs, whenfreezing cold reaches a state, the climate never warms to
normal, and cold freezes the hemisphere and buries it under massive glaciation. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Knoll)
In 1998 the team of geologists had culled clues from Namibia and fashioned the Snowball hypothesis. (monastersky, 1998)
Source and Nature of research
The research into collecting data proving or disproving Snowball Earth was conducted by geologists who had collected Neoproterozoic rock samples
in Australia, China, western U.S., Arctic Islands of Svalbard and the Namibia coast. (Hoffman, et al. 1998)
Research included conducting a geologic survey of the Congo craton, facies of Ghaub formation fill valleys. Rock specimens were taken from the
lower glacial intervals (Chugs Formation) to just beneath the unconformity at the base of Mulden group, Southern Damara margin of the craton and
Kaoko craton, Kalahari craton, Amadeus basin. These rock specimens were microdrilled and the elements Sr, Mn, Fe, Ca, Mg were measured for
abundance using inductively coupled plasma emission spectoscopy to assess diagenetic alteration. These sample were analyzed offline for DELTA
13 CARBON AND DELTA 18 OXYGEN after digestion for 3 hours in H2po4 at 50'C to insure complete reaction of dolomite: the evolved gas was
measured on a finnigan mat, other research consisted of fisions secter mass spectrometer, graphite –furnace atomic absorption spectoscopy, leached in
NH4CH3COO, digestion in weak acetic acid. (Hoffman, et. al. 1998)
Analysis of "Snowball Earth Hypothesis"
The data obtained from cap carbonates deposited where

Snowball
In George Orwell's novel, Animal Farm, one of the pigs, Snowball was one unofficial leaders after the animals took over their farm in a great
rebellion. Snowball is first portrayed as a philanthropic or patriotic leader, but as the book progresses Napoleon and Squealer degrade his
reputation to make themselves look better and to have a reason for bad things or a common hate. When Snowball is driven out of the farm,
Napoleon and Squealer get right to work to fog the other animal's memory of the good things he did. At the beginning of the book, Snowball's feats
were celebrated and his ideas praised. Right after Jones and his men failed to win the farm back, Snowball was given a medal to honor his heroics,
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For we know now–it is all written down in the secret documents that we have found–that in reality he was trying to lure us to our doom"(90). Napoleon
then convinced the animals that he saved them by attacking Jones and it wasn't Snowball that did that. Again, you see Napoleon trying to manipulate
the animals to say that he was the hero instead of his competitor who he banished. If the animals think that Napoleon's leadership and decisions are
beneficial for the farm and Napoleon has their trust, the animals don't think they have any reason to not trust him. This makes it easier for Napoleon to
manipulate the animals who already don't have a good memory and have never been taught to tell right from wrong or truth from

Snowball Character Analysis
As George Lucas says "Power Corrupts, and when you're in charge, you start doing things that you think are right, but they're actually not". It is
right to assume snowball would have been just as ruthless as Napoleon when put in a state of power and leadership, as it states in the quote above
when you're in charge you do things wrong even if you think they are right. There are many different reasons why Snowball would have been just as
ruthless a leader as Napoleon when put in a state of power these are, gaining access to luxuries not wanted to be shared with the other animals, Higher
intelligence of the pigs making them natural leaders and even though all the animals were "equal" some species naturally gain power over others.
Snowball would have been just as Ruthless of a leader as Napoleon when put in a state of power and leadership is that having power over the whole
farm the Pigs had access to luxuries that they could stop the other Animals from Having. As the pigs become the leaders of the farm they start to
gain access to Luxuries like access to beds and sleeping in the farmhouse, to cover this up squealer says that it is ok for animals to sleep in beds as
long as they do not have sheets as they are a human invention. All leaders always gain luxuries over the other people they control, this leads them to
becoming corrupt by hiding these luxuries from their fellow species as you see the pigs greedily do in animal farm and then covering it with excuses
from a

Snowball Fight Essay
POW! At what seems like 100 miles per hour it hits you! The cold snow running down your back, chills form on your arm. Then, another one!
Quickly you dodge it, then grab your own and send it flying back. Wow, you think, snowball fights are extreme. This snowball fight was the best I
ever had. We were throwing snowballs across the street, hitting houses and laughing as we do so.
Running in the snow we began the fight! Each team building a snow fort bigger and better than the other teams. Unfortunately in all of that chaos my
team accidentally built our fort in the neighbor's yard! Luckily, we fixed their yard up before they got home. Before we knew it the fight began, and I
was the first to get hit. The icy snow hit me right in the face

Snowball
I have played soccer since 2008. I had been playing with them for years, there was Squash, Josh, Jake and more. I was with them for 6 years but
got kicked anyway. This is similar to how Boxer and Snowball were betrayed by the pigs and had to get out of the farm even though they were there
from the start. In the novel Snowball gives his all at establishing the community in Animal Farm. Without Snowball a lot of the things on the farm
wouldn't have happened. He was one of the main reasons that the revolution happened. For Boxer he was used and abused even more than Snowball,
while Snowball was giving 100% Boxer would always give 120% putting his all and more into the development of animal farm. When others were not
doing much he was giving that much more going above and beyond the call of duty. Snowball and Boxer... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Along the way some came and went while others I am still good friends. With Diamonds the years I was there were good ones and while I wasn't
the best I would give my all. The teams I was with over the years slowly went from being one of the dominant teams to being a ok one finishing 7th
or 8th. The year I was sacked they had more players than what they wanted. The coach had gotten the superstars from multiple teams so he could
make a dream team. Like Snowball and Boxer I was betrayed and others stayed. My coach at the time was like Napoleon in the sense he wanted
leadership and power as well as boosting their ego. They were both out for themselves trying to do what they wanted. While Napoleon got what he
wanted with having the power that Mr. Jones had, My coach got what he wanted with making the soccer team Murry United adding this local area to a
Melbourne league. They both had the sin of greed with wanting these. While they both had positives with Napoleon having a farm with a better
production speed than they had with Mr. Jones, and my Coach getting a team that he hoped would win

Snowball Vs Napoleon
The monarchy in animals farm
Between Snowball and Napoleon, who is the better leader? Snowball is better than Napoleon because he is very smart, he can get his way around
things, and he is very persuasive and very mindful. Napoleon only cares about himself, it just looks like he cares about his fellow animal peers.
First reason why snowball is a better leader Napoleon change some commandments like all animals are equal but he is acting like a king and like all the
animals are working he is sitting there doing nothing so he literally like a bad king the animals. Put their trust and loyalty to him and he is trash
garbage so he is very trast and snowball was great he was cool and

Snowpowers Narrative
"Delaney, do you happen to have any snow gear?"
"No..." she replied skeptically.
"Well then! Let's find you some! It snowed last night!" I exclaimed this with such excitement that she had no choice but to look out to the beautiful
sparkling snow, covering the trees and any abnormalities in land. I watched as she looked down through the window to peer at the snow which gave off
a vibrant glow. We rushed to give eachother a nod of approval and went off to look for anything that might help us bear the cold and snow.
"I found snow pants!" Delaney yelled to me as I watched her ascend from the basement and on the the first floor.
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It is really cold out here!" Delaney stated, not a bit of exaggeration in her voice.
"I know," I giggled. "That's the point! It needs to be cold to have snow!"
"Well, I think that it should be warm!"
"Okay, Delaney," I said, my sarcasm filling my voice.
When we started in the middle of the snowman, I told Delaney that I would be back and I started to head inside. We forgot the carrot! Our snowman
wouldn't be complete without it! I grabbed it out of the refrigerator and ran back outside and to where Delaney was standing.
"Oh, a carrot," she said. "Do you have coal?"
"Yeah. It's in the garage," I answered realizing that I would have to go back inside my house to grab the keys. "I'll be back... again."

For a second time, I end into the house and grabbed the keys. I rushed outside and to the garage door. I didn't have any idea what key it was. I would
have to go through all of the keys.
We tried almost all of the keys and finally found the right one. We grabbed a few pieces of coal and went back to actually crafting the snowman. We
had finished rolling the middle of the

Narrative Essay About Snowball
On a cold winter day, my friend, Scarlett, and I were getting ready to have a fun snowball fight. We are outside in the big snow pile in my front lawn
and we decide to start building our snow wall to be protected by the snowballs. Every year we have a snowball fight in one of our lawns. It is kind of
our tradition because we do it every year.
"Hey, Scarlett, we should put the snowballs we make on a sled so they don't roll away. When we need a snowball, we just grab them from the sled.
What do you think?" I smiled. "Yeah, that's a great idea Eva!" approved Scarlett.
I started humming my favorite winter time song which was Jingle Bells. It was almost Christmas time! All the kids in the neighborhood were excited
for Christmas. It was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
"Yeah, we just had some fun in thesnow," Liam says. The smile on his face had disappeared.
I stood there, watching my friend and the boys, seeing what they say. I want to see what Scarlett says. I wanted to go out there and talk to Liam and
Noah too, but I just stayed put.
"Well you just hurt my friend. How would you like it if we threw snowballs at you guys? I bet you wouldn't like it! Please go play in your yard,"
Scarlett said, starting to cry a little herself.
I couldn't believe she just did that, for me. Scarlett is the shy type of person. I came out of the garage and by the time I did, the boys were gone.
"Thank you so much for what you just said. I really appreciate it," I smiled, freezing cold and wet.
"Oh you heard all of that? Well it's no problem. I would do anything for you. After all, we are best friends," Scarlett said, smiling back to me.
"So, what do you say we get back to our snowball fight?" I asked, laughing a little.
"Girls, why don't you come inside and get some warm hot chocolate?" my dad asked us.
"I would love to. How about we go get some hot cocoa first? Your dad said we can come get some," Scarlett said with a big smile on her face.

"There is one thing we learned today," Scarlett encouraged.
"What's that?" I questioned.
"Bullies can always be overcome," She now had a big smile on her face.
After we went inside and got our warm cocoa, we continued our

The One and Only, Snowball! George Orwell's, Animal Farm begs the question: who is the more effective leader: Snowball or Napoleon? This
allegorical novella reflects events leading up to the Russian Revolution and into the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union. This book is about the animals
of Animal Farm who rebel against man and try to live on and run the farm themselves. The pigs of the farm are the most intelligent among the
animals; the boars, Snowball and Napoleon fight for a more powerful spot to lead Animal Farm. Snowball is the most effective leader because he
cared more about the other animals than Napoleon. To begin with, Snowball was the most effective leader because he had a loving heart for the
animals on the farm. One example from Animal Farm that showed that Snowball cared is, "'Now comrades,' cried Snowball, throwing down the
paint–brush, 'to the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example from Animal Farm was when, "In the autumn, by a tremendous, exhausting effort, for the harvest had to be gathered at almost the same
time–the windmill was finished" (29). This example revealed that after 2 years of hard labour for the animals, Napoleon congratulated the animals
on their achievement of building the windmill. However, the idea of the windmill came from Snowball's knowledge. An example in the book that
gave Snowball credit for his work was when, "Snowball declared that this was just the place for a windmill...The mechanical details came mostly
from three books which had belonged to Mr. Jones One Thousand Useful Things to Do About the House, Every Man His Own Bricklayer, and
Electricity For Beginners" (15). This example proved that Snowball was clever enough to educate himself by reading books and to conduct a plan for
a windmill on the farm. Hence, without Snowball the windmill would've not been built and Napoleon would have not not made use of the windmill for
milling corn and

What Is The Theme Of Snowball
I created the tagline "It keeps rolling downhill..." because the story ultimately is wrapped around Dunstan Ramsay's life and ever since he was a ten
year old boy on that one winter evening throwing snowballs with his friend Percy everything started to go downhill for Dunstable. I feel like one of
the biggest themes in this novel is wrapped around that individual snowball that Percy threw at Dunstan which he ducked and hit Mrs Dempster on the
back of the head. Which is mentioned several times throughout the novel. As later discussed in the novel Boy had put a stone in that very snowball
aimed towards Dunstan. "It is the stone you put in the snowball you threw at Mrs Dempster" [187]. That is why the poster background is in the winter
with two

Violent Snowball
In my neighborhood there is not many kids there to play with that I know and there is only five and they are Austin, Julius, Cole, Mason, and
Tyler including me. it was so fun it was like i was on a cruize when i played with them like during the winter we had a violent snowball fight it was like
as violent as world war 2. And we also played football and we did not want it to be violent so we just played two and tap. Kickball was fun until i
kicked it into the thorn bush and it popped, and went sledding too and i crashed because when we raced i hit the metal fence and flipped off my sled
like i just got in a car crash.
When we had the massive snowball fight between both houses, we would grab the biggest sled we could find and then we start. If ... Show more content
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When we started, we did two hand tap and when somebody threw it to me so many things went through my head because when i was younger i did
not know how to play so my palms sweaty, feet shaking, itching to run with it until, BAM! The football nailed me in the forehead rolling down the hill
in fear not knowing what to do until i stopped.
ВЁare you okВЁ
ВЁwhat happened to youВЁ
ВЁare you hurtВЁ everybody said,
ВЁya i'm fineВЁ i stuttered as i was walking away holding my arm in excruciating pain. In the future i hope i will be better at football.
Kickball is one of my favorite things to play unless someone popped the ball like in this one. When we got teams situated, my team was up to kick
first and when it was my turn to kick a home run, just when i am about to kick, i kick it with the wrong side of my foot and kick it into the thorn bush
and it poped. All my friends are yelling at me like
ВЁwhy did you do thatВЁ
ВЁnow we can't play because of youВЁ
ВЁwhat is wrong with youВЁ
As i am just laughing running on the basses because no one bothered to get me out because it is kinda hard to throw a flat kick

Comparing Napoleon And Snowball
Aubrey king Mrs. tamayo 5/8/17 Napoleon and snowball are two of the biggest leaders in the book "Animal farm".They share their differences
and characteristics in many ways as both seem to fight an endless war on trying to be the best. Napoleon was a pretty big mean looking Berkshire
pig, and the only Berkshire on the entire farm. He seemed to almost always get his way and would become very upset if it didn't go the he wanted it
to. Snowball seems to be the more suttle and more intelligent pig out of the group. He is more content on trying to benefit the whole farm while
napoleon is really more focused on getting rid of snowball so he can be leader. For example while snowball carefully planned out how he was going to
build the windmill,

Animal Farm Snowball
In the novel, Animal Farm, George Orwell portrays Snowball as a more imaginative and inventive character. Napoleon was a poor leader and he didn't
treat the animals on the farm fairly. Before Napoleon chased Snowball off the farm, Snowball co–operates with Napoleon and Squealer to organize Old
Majors ideas into the principles of Animalism, and to reduce these to the Seven Commandments. It is Snowball who organizes the various Animal
Committees and the classes in reading and writing, therefore showing interest in the other animals. Snowball also anticipates the first attack on Animal
Farm and, having studied up on strategy. Snowball would have been a better leader than Napoleon and would have improved the lives of the animals
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Before the Battle of the Cowshed, Snowball Studied up on strategy by reading a book on Caesar's campaigns. "Snowball who had studied an old
book of Julius Caesar's campaigns which he had found in the farmhouse, was in charge of the defensive operations. Snowball fought alongside
with the animals in the rebellion against Mr.Jones. He fought bravely in the Battle of the Cowshed. "Snowball now gave the signal for charge. He
himself dashed straight for Jones. Jones saw him coming, raised his gun and fired. The pellets scored bloody streaks along Snowball's back, and a
sheep dropped dead. Without halting for a second, Snowball flung fifteen stone against Jones's legs." (Orwell, pg. 42) Snowball was given
"Animal Hero, First Class," for his bravery in the battle. After Snowball was chased out of Animal Farm, Napoleon lies and says that Snowball was
a traitor from the beginning and that he was with Mr. Jones, Boxer which disagrees with this and states, '"I do not believe that' he said. 'Snowball
fought bravely at the Battle of the Cowshed. I saw him myself. Did we not give him 'Animal Hero, First Class, 'immediately afterward'" (Orwell, pg.
80) A true leader stands with his people. In conclusion, Snowball was a more improved leader than Napoleon. First of all, Snowball ensured that the
animals would be educated, he did this by reading literature and teaching writing, and also had taught himself to read

Snowball Tyrant
Snowball is a hard worker who is creative and passionate about ideas. He is a positive influence on the farm and he cares for all the animals. For
example in the book, it says, "Snowball read it aloud for the benefit of the others" (19). Snowball was an honorable and kind pig, who believed in
the promising farm. He was not only great with the people but a fantastic military strategist. He led the battle of cowshed and if it wasn't for him
the surely would have lost. Snowball was also intelligent, he was independent and taught himself "to read and write from an old spelling book" (18).
He would study and educate himself for the better of the farm which did because he was able to build the windmill that did indeed help the farm.
Snowball was a selfless, caring, and devoted leader and would have to lead the farm to excellence.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Snowball though felt bad for his fellow pig's actions and, so he took up extra work. He came up with better ways to help the farm in production and
their living situation. He built the windmill to benefit the animals not him, it was to make up for what the pigs had taken. "Snowball speaks
passionately about the animals about the paradise the windmill will create," (35). Snowball's passion for the animals allowed him to be vulnerable to
Napoleon and his sinister plots. Snowball dove into his work which made him blind to what Napoleon's real actions were. Snowball was sometimes
blind to the truth because he always looked at the bigger picture. The book says snowball, "not considered to have the same depth of character" (12).
Snowball was just more compassionate and that made him blind to the evilness of

Leon and Snowball Comparison
George Orwell, writer of the book Animal Farm captures important aspects of the Russian Revolution and portrays them in a humorous and more
understandable way. Each animal represents an important person or event that happened during this time. Snowball is a pig that lives on Mr. Jones
farm who is enthralled at the idea of a Revolution and one of the main animals to help get it going. The inspiration for his character was from important
revolutionist, Leon Trotsky. Snowball was modeled after him, showing most of his character trails and interest. Most of the people and events that
look place throughout Trotsky's life are also incorporated in Snowball's life. Orwell's imagination ran wild as he wrote this memorable story so that he
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When he got out, he helped tremendously with the founding of the Soviet Union and organized the Red Army. As he left to help other city's form
their own union he was arrested and sentenced to life without rights but he escaped after ten years. From then he was head of the Red Army and
Commissioner of War. In the Battle of Cowshed, Snowball, so greatly led the animals just as his comparison did with the Red Army. Trotsky
traveled around rapidly trying to spread the revolution Snowball sent pigeons around too tell everyone about what was happening. In the beginning
Snowball and Napoleon were on good terms but as things progress and Napoleon realizes that Snowball is by passing him in everything he kicks
him out. Then throughout the rest of Animal Farm is trying to kill him. These two had the same relationship as Stalin and Trotsky. Never agreeing
and great at many things Trotsky is then kicked out by Stalin and Stalin tries too assassinate Trotsky on many occasions. In the end both truly just
wanted a better society and just wanted there views to be known. Animalism is a system in which the animals made up and used to govern
themselves as they entered into this new form of life. Marxism, a form of Communism made up by a man named Karl Marx and follow by Leon
Trotsky. Both Snowball and Trotsky had great respect and passion for what they believed. Marxism basically wants there to be

Examples Of Phenomenology
This shall be a qualitative participatory research approach which will be informed by Phenomenology theory methodology. Phenomenology will be
used to explore the day–to–day lived experience with hydro energy by key providers, consumers and energy policy makers. The researcher sought to
uncover the essences, interpret, and describe the meaning of this relationship of energy providers and consumers.
Rationale
Hermeneutic phenomenology is a method used to describe, interpret, and understand lived experience in an effort to discover meaning rather than to
explain and predict (Morse, 1991). The phenomenological research method is a "systematic, explicit, self–critical, and intersubjective study of its
subject matter, of lived experience" (van Manen, 1990, p. 11). Phenomenology is a way to investigate subjective phenomena, and is based on the
belief that essential truths about reality are grounded in everyday experience (Spiegelberg, 1975; van Manen, 1984, 1990). Because phenomenology
examines the meaning that lived experience has in people's lives, it is a valuable research method in sustainable energy.
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This illumination may give direction to sustainable development in the area of safe energy or rather alternative energy to hydro energy, such as, the
formulation of other questions or a different way of responding to sustainable energy. The results from this study can provide information for future
interventions and policies, generate further research questions and enhance theory development and solar energy

Persuasive Essay About Snow Day
Damascus, Maryland usually gets 2 days of snow if not less per year. Which is why it's essential for every kid living in Montgomery County to
make the best of their snow day when it actually comes. Snow days are very enjoyable for every kid, but it is sometimes difficult to find what you're
going to do. When you first wake up, make sure it's early. Before you play in the snow, you have to celebrate because, no school! You want the first of
the snow because once people have already walked all over the experience isn't as good. After you've embraced the fresh snow, get the neighbors. Ask
them to come outside so that you can have an even better snow day with awesome snowball fights. The more neighbors you have, the better the day.
It's always nice to have a hot drink when you come in from the cold and hot chocolate is perfect. So, ask your parents if they can make some hot
chocolate that will be ready as soon as you come in from your snow day. I always make sure that they put a ton of marshmallows in mine, so that the
hot chocolate will be ten times better. A competitivesnowball fight is the typical snow day activity. Don't do the fight late in the day because you
won't have any more energy. Which is why you should do the fight at the beginning of the day. First, make the teams, but make sure they are evenly
separated. Sometimes it is even fun to get everyone to gang up on one person. If you're not that person. Next, build snow forts. These forts are good
for more protection during the snowball fight. You need to make sure the fort is sturdy with no cracks and no visible grass, so sleds are helpful for
support. Another helpful tactic when getting prepared for a snowball fight is to make a supply of snowballs. This is helpful if you are getting
annihilated by the other team; you'll have back–up so that you don't lose. Make sure that the other team doesn't steal your snowballs though. It's also
fun to just make forts not just for snowball fights but for sitting in. Go to where your parents have shoveled the snow from the driveway and start
digging into it. You have to make sure this fort has a lot of support! If you crawl into it and it collapses it can be very dangerous. Another idea of
where to build a

Zero Tolerance Policies Should Not Be Banned
In recent years, people everywhere have started to question and criticize zero tolerance policies. People are beginning to realize that zero tolerance
policies (as strict as those practiced now) do not belong in universities or colleges. Students do not benefit from these policies and are often hurt by
them. This happens through students being punished for minuscule acts, disproportional punishments, and the schools' obliviousness to the plethora of
other less abrasive options available. With these harsh zero tolerance policies in place stories like that of Nathan Entingh, a ten–year–old at Devonshire
Alternative Elementary School, have become popularized in social media. Entingh was as at school when officials suspended him for his hand being
in the shape of a gun. The school officials declared his hand a "level 2 lookalike gun" and proceeded with their decision to suspend the 10 year–old
(Jonsson). This response by the school officials is not uncommon for schools with zero tolerance policies. Although the 10 year–old was purely
participating in imaginative games, he was met with real–life consequences. This level of overreaction does not have place in a college, an environment
in which students are treated as adults. If college students are treated as adults then they should not have to endure over–policing that is even too strict
for young children. Another story quite like that of Nathan Entingh's is the story of a Maryland student who was suspended for chewing his

Snowball And Napoleon
Every leader has a different style of leadership. Some leaders have just slightly different styles while others have drastically different leadership styles.
Napoleon and Snowball, two of the main characters in George Orwell's Animal Farm, are no exception. There are several differences between
Snowball's and Napoleon's leadership styles. Initially, Snowball and Napoleon have somewhat of a joint leadership. For the first few chapters, they
manage to work together to run the farm. However, it only takes a little while before these two start to have their first major disagreements which
leads to tension and conflict between them. As the story keeps progressing, the reader is able to glimpse more and more differences between the two
pigs. While ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Snowball is willing to work side by side with the other animals in order to improve the farm and life in general. Napoleon on the other hand, has
important 'mental work' that does not require hard labor to complete. While Snowball is still on the farm he attempts to educate himself by
reading books. Once Napoleon has full power, he does the opposite of this. He begins to throw parties at the house, sleep much later than the rest
of the animals, and drink. He does not make any attempt to better himself. Another instance where Snowball and Napoleon's differences are
showcased, is during the battle of the cowshed. Snowball takes the time to plan for himself a battle strategy and then instructs the animals what to
do. He is also willing to be right in the middle of the action and charging forward at the front of the line, to the point of risking his life and being
injured. Napoleon on the other hand is not mentioned during this battle. Snowball was willing to put in the hard work and effort to win the favor of
the animals, and it was working, until Napoleon had him chased off of the farm. Napoleon did not want to have to work very hard for the admiration
of the rest of the animals so he simply got rid of the

Snowball,the leader who made you feel safe and involved. Before Napoleon took over,all of the animals had no shadow of a doubt that their lives
were much better. For example,when Napoleon said the windmill was his idea, the animals weren't so sure he was telling the truth. Then, Squealer
popped up, " Squealer spoke so persuasively, and the three dogs who happened to be with him growled so threateningly, that they accepted his
explanation without further questions." When Snowball was still there,he did not need the threats Napoleon uses again and again. The other animals
on Animal Farm naturally agreed with Snowball and appreciated him. He educated himself with books around the farm and lead the Battle of Cowshed.
This resulted in him being

How Is Snowball A Tyrant
From Friend to Foe
A good and powerful leader is one who governs his country by the ways of the people. Snowball and Napoleon both ruled Animal Farm after Old
Major died, but both ruled differently. Snowball is a calm leader and has more control over the animals because of his assuring speeches and
trustworthy heart. By taking advantage of the pigs and dogs, Napoleon can get what he wants making him a stern tyrant. ;)
It is easier to become more powerful with help from others. One of the animals who is agreeing with Napoleon, causing him to rise, is Squealer. He
knows that they are both pigs and the pigs are superior over the animals on the farm. "...He was a brilliant talker, and when he was arguing some
difficult point he had a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The dogs were puppies when Snowball was still around. Now they have been transformed into vicious, throat–ripping killers. On a Sunday in the barn,
Snowball was giving an informing meeting telling the animals how they could survive what was coming up next. Napoleon had been training the
puppies many months before and had them ready for combat. "At this there was a terrible baying sound outside, and nine enormous dogs wearing
brass–studded collars came bounding into the barn. They dashed straight for Snowball, who only sprang from his place just in time to escape their
snapping jaws." ( Orwell 48 .) After this wild goose chase, no one ever saw him again. The dogs had chased him away so that Napoleon could rule
the lands. After many months, Napoleon kept changing the commandments. He came up with a set of regulations and told the animals whatever
crimes they have done they must come up and confess. "They were the same four pigs as had protested when Napoleon abolished Sunday Meetings.
...When they had finished their confession, the dogs promptly tore their throats out, and in a terrible voice Napoleon demanded whether any animal
had anything to confess." ( Orwell 75 .) Napoleon's demands only made more and more animals confess. Many animals died that day and following
days after. The brutal rule of Napoleon has caused multiple fatalities as a result of tyranny. The dogs were taken advantage of, not knowing they were
trapped in Napoleon's wickedness.
To conclude, one can tell that all Napoleon wanted was power. He used Squealer and the malicious dogs to force the animals to believe that Napoleon
was their rightful leader all along. Napoleon went against Old Major's first ideas of Animalism. He was very hypocritical, using the animals faint
memories of the past to continue dictating. By using Squealer and his guard dogs to come into power, over time Napoleon became an unjust

Snowball
It was when the humans came back and the animals on the farm attacked them it started in the cowshed
Snowball is the main leader of the animals' military defense in the Battle of the Cowshed.
They don't agree on anything
The windmill cause the feud. Snowball wanted to make a windmill for electricity and Napoleon didn't care for his idea and didn't consider it.
Napoleon hired 9 dogs to chase snowball out of the farm and kill him.
Napoleon banned debates and meetings on Sunday. The Pigs would make all of the decisions.
Squealer described the take–over as a dictatorship and that Napoleon had taken on extra responsibilities that wasn't necessary.
"Napoleon is always right" & "I will work harder"
Napoleon wanted to keep the animals busy so he gave ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Squealer is a smart spokesman and uses persuasive language to engage animals to believe whatever. The pigs want to do (example; the food, snowball,
the new rules)
It was when the humans came back and the animals on the farm attacked them it started the cowshed
Snowball is the head organizer of the battle, Napoleon is not in the battle at the time.
Snowball's part in this battle was to be the leader and take charge.
It is to be fired off ceremoniously on Midsummer's Day (anniversary of the Rebellion) and October 12 (anniversary of Cowshed)
She wants the attention humans give her and does not want to work
The pigs now decide all questions of farm policy. Snowball and Napoleon still disagree over almost everything. Although Snowball is more skillful at
making speeches capable of swaying the animals, the sheep interrupt him more and more with their chants of "Four legs good, two legs bad."
It will cut the work week, it will provide heat and light in the barns, it will provide hot water in the barn
A waste of time, they need to put their effort into growing food so they don't

Personal Narrative: A Day Without Making A Snowman
When I woke up on Saturday morning, I looked outside the window and I saw that it had snowed. I had no clue that I was going to have big plans
for the snow. I was about twelve years old when I had an amazing snow day. When these big plans for snow happened, I was in the same house that I
am currently in which is in Alexandria. Since I had a house I had a lot of land to sled on. I woke up and put my 2 layers of clothes on and put my snow
boots on. I was already. The only thing I had to do was wait for my sister to get up and get ready. My sister and I headed outside to find the perfect
hill to slide down. Then my sister and I went sledding down the big hill that we had on the property. My sister and I took turns going down the hill. I
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Both of my dogs loved playing in the snow. My sister and I went inside our fort and hung out, then my littlest dog decided to join us. My sister, my
littlest dog and I all hung out in the fort and talked. Throughout the day we were taking little trips inside because it was so cold especially with us
playing in the snow. When we did go outside after playing in our fort, we decided to make a snowman. You can not play in the snow without making
a snowman. First we would grab a lot snow, put a lot of snow together to make the bottom, middle, and the top which is the head. After we do that we
try to put a scarf around it. Then we added everything else that a snowman needs. When we got bored of that, we decided to have a snowball fight. We
built a fort out of snow to protect us from the snow. It's kind of like that SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob and Patrick have a snowball fight in
front of their houses. After we have all that fun building forts, snowmen, and going sledding. We decided it was time to go inside for the night and
warm up. My sister and I went inside and drank some more hot chocolate and put all of our stuff away. We tried to enjoy the rest of the night that we had

Napoleon And Snowball
The struggle for political dominance between two leaders, Napoleon and Snowball,has led to various conflicts and violence . George Orwell's
Animal Farm is a novel that reflects the Russian Revolution and the leadership of Stalin. The pigs in the novel represent the communist leadership
while the other animals symbolize the different groups of citizens during these events. The two main characters, Napoleon and Snowball, engage in
a struggle for political dominance over the farm. Napoleon and Snowball are two leaders with different personalities, goals, and strategies. The two
use various propaganda techniques to achieve their individual goals. Napoleon and Snowball are on two opposite ends of the spectrum in
comparison to character. Snowball is viewed as an intelligent and friendly character, while Napoleon is portrayed as brutal and corrupt. During the
Battle of the Cowshed, Snowball "Dashed straight for Jones" and continues to fight as "the pellets scored bloody streaks along Snowball's back"
(Orwell 41). In this event, Snowball demonstrates his bravery and strong leadership. During the Battle of the Windmill, Napoleon "Was directing
operations from the rear" (103). This signifies his cowardliness and weak leadership. Snowball is a courageous, strong leader, while Napoleon is
selfish and incompetent. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both pigs address the animals as comrades, using the plain folks technique. The bandwagon method is exercised when the animals are taught to
chant maxims and slogans. When Snowball is banished, Napoleon begins to use more negative techniques. He blames everything bad that happens
on Snowball by using scapegoating. "Surely none of you wishes to see Jones back," is a type of fear propaganda used to gain support for Napoleon's
leadership (Orwell 67). The propaganda techniques have led to a reign of oppression and

Essay On Snowball And Napoleon
JFK. John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Almost every adult, teen, and child knows who he is. He has inspired millions of people because of his speeches
and attitude. When you hear him, whether it is from other people, or recordings or his words, his eloquence and a sense of compassion has driven
people to be the greatest person they can be. He inspires people all over the country and he is a true leader. The Animal Farm byGeorge Orwell shows
the opposing sides to leadership. One side is assertive but opinionated and manipulative while the other is compassionate, intelligent, and shows
eloquence. The characters Snowball and Napoleon are the two characters that highlight this feature. While Napoleon is an assertive, opinionated leader;
Snowball's eloquence and compassion make him a commander whose leadership skills far exceeds Napoleon's.
Napoleon has shown his assertiveness through his actions when it comes to taking control of the farm. Since the pigs were naturally regarded as
hierarchical figures at the farm, Napoleon uses his given position of authority as a launch–pad for his reign. A few weeks after Jones fled the farm,
Bluebell gave birth to her litter, "Napoleon took them away from their mother, saying that he would make himself responsible for their education,"
(Hardback 26–30). The confidence he showed in his decision to take in and educate the puppies proved that he is self–assured in his decisions made
regarding the farm. This decision did not only affect the present and

Snowballs Research Paper
Once I finished my fort I started to make snowballs. I made so many snowballs they filled a quarter of the fort, " Oh my gosh, there are so many
snowballs, this is unbelievable." I said shocked. I received a text message from one of my friends, a seventh grader, saying " We are getting close to
the park. The seventh graders are ready to beat you guys." As the rest of the seventh graders arrived, all the fifth and sixth were ready and prepared for
everything that might happen, well not everything. Anna had ended up with a black eye after she had gotten hit with the snowball that was thrown
very fast at her, but nothing stopped her from getting them back. She stood up and warmed up her arms, she was furious. She stared at all the seventh

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