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Talal 11C
May 17,2017

James, Centipede, Earthworm, Miss Spider, Ladybug, Glow-worm, and Old Green Grasshopper are recovering from the rough-and-tumble trip from the garden to the sea as Chapter 17 opens. They had been flung back and forth, and now they are tangled up with one another. They begin to sort everything out with the help of the Glow-worm's light, then start to speculate about where they could have landed. They eventually decide to go to the top of the peach and look around, a much safer alternative than going out the side entrance, since they don't know where they are.

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Talal 11C
May 16,2017

Suddenly the peach approaches the sea where James used to live, the sea that he wanted to visit the other day; there is a line of steep, famous cliffs facing the shore. The sea is described as very dangerous, and it appears that there is no hope for James and his new friends as they plummet off a cliff and into the water. The peach is submerged but then floats back to the top, sitting easily on the surface of the sea.

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Talal 11C
May 15,2017

the peach continues to gather speed and momentum. It rushes straight past the people walking up the hill to see it, and everyone begins diving left or right in order to avoid getting squashed. It rolls across fields, roads, and towns, taking down anything that is in its way. At one point it breaks through a chocolate factory, leaving two holes in the building, and chocolate flows out of the factory and into the streets. Children began swimming in the chocolate and try to eat it, but the peach just keeps rolling.

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Talal 11C
May 14,2017

Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker are preparing for the next batch of tourists who have come to see the peach. After a brief discussion about where James went last night - both of them hoping that James was seriously injured during his night away from the house - the two women discuss how they are going to make a fortune. Suddenly they hear an alarming sound. It's the peach! It is rolling down the hill, quickly gathering speed, and the two aunts try desperately to get out of its way.  Yet Aunt Sponge trips over the box she brought to collect the money, and Aunt Spiker trips over Aunt Sponge. Before they can get up, the peach rolls over them and with a crunch, both of James' aunts are laid out lifeless on the hillside.

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Ahmad 11K 5-18-2017
Any halogen element mixed with sodium produces salt. That is because they have similar properties. Halogens are not found natural alone in nature. Hence they have a high electron negativity they are found combined with other elements.

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Ahmad 11K 5-17-2017
Displacement is when an object pushes water. For example, a rock would displace water to the top of a flask. Displacement is use full to find the volume of an object that has no clear sides.

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Talal 11C
May 10,2017

The Centipede is even on top of the peach, using his sharp jaws to cut away the stem attaching the peach to the tree in the garden - even though no one knows exactly where the peach will go once released. Soon the peach is free and begins rolling down the hill, and the furniture, creatures, and James are all slammed against the walls by the momentum.

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Talal 11C
May 9,2017

James wakes to a series of shouts proclaiming, "We're off!" at the start of Chapter 14. All of the creatures are moving around excitedly, and it seems as if there were an earthquake taking place. The Ladybug, a kind and gentle creature, explains to James that they are about to depart forever from the hillside where Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker live.

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Talal 11C
May 8,2017

As James settles down in his comfortable sleeping position, the Centipede yells "Lights out!" to an unnamed person. James looks up and sees that The Centipede is addressing a Glow-worm, who is attached to the ceiling and has fallen asleep with her light on. Centipede rudely wakes her, and she turns off her light. As James prepares to go to bed, he realizes how much he likes his new friends. They are not as terrible as they had once looked, and they are actually incredibly kind and helpful.

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Talal 11C
May 7,2017

Miss Spider gets to work preparing beds for everyone, which she accomplishes by spinning hammocks out of silk. James continues to work on Centipede's boots for two hours, and by the time he finishes Centipede has fallen asleep. James must wake the Centipede up so that he, the Centipede, can go to bed in his hammock.

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Ahmad 11K 5-16-2017
Specific gravity is comparing the density of water with any other substance. We need to understand how to use specific gravity because if you're a aircraft engineer you need to know how to make the craft on water and if you're designing an ocean vehicle you need to know the density of the ocean vehicle to make it float on water.

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Ahmad 11K 5-15-2017
Buoyancy is the object ability to float on water, of an object to float on water it has to have a density of less than 1g/cm3. Displacement is when an object pushes water. For example, if you have a flask of water and you put a rock in the rock will push the water upwards.

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When the party arrives, they gather the townspeople into a church. Guts and Serpico fight off the monsters while Schierke erects a magical barrier from the top of the church. Schierke successfully erected the magical barrier, she then calls upon a water spirit to wash away the monsters. Farnese is so impressed with Schierke's display that she asks her if she could be taught how to become a magic user. Casca falls off the church, and when Farnese attempted to catch her, she was also got pulled into the water. Both Casca and Farnese and other village women got abducted by the trolls. With Serpico, Guts, Isidro, Schierke, and the elves go to find Casca and Farnese. They track them to a cave that seems to be a base for the trolls. While Schierke and Isidro fight with the trolls to save Casca and Farnese, Guts goes further into the base and finds that Slan (one of the apostles of God’s Hand) is there. Slan destroys Guts' armor, and he is unable to escape her tentacles until the Skull Knight arrives to help. The Skull Knight helpt free Slan and continued fighting her until the cave was completely destroyed, both Slan and The Skull Knight escaped.

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Traveling further into the forest the party is attacked by a group of golems. While the golems were seemingly invincible at first, the party begins to destroy them once they found out the symbol on their face will deactivate them. Schierke's mistress Flora orders the attack to be stopped, and Guts and his party were invited into her home. An old man also arrives and asks Flora for help saving his village from a plague of trolls. Flora makes a deal with Gut, she said if they would help the town from their troll situation, she would provide a means to nullify the power of Guts and Casca's Brands. She orders Schierke to accompany Guts on this mission. She gives artifacts of power to each member of the party, but Guts refuses to take the axe she gave him, saying that he would be better out with his gigantic bastard sword.

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Guts encountered Nosferatu Zodd, an immortal, who is an apostle that that is more powerful than  Guts and the others when they come to his aid. Though none of them were able to take Zodd down, he spared their lives upon seeing Griffith's Behelit, and decided to leave. But Zodd tells Guts a prophecy: if he is truly Griffith's friend, he will face an unavoidable death the day Griffith's dream comes crashing down.

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Guts was born of a hanged corpse and was notice by a band of passing mercenaries and was saved because by Shisu, despite his disapproval. Three years later, Shisu succumbed to leprosy and Gambino reluctantly took the role of Guts' foster father, training the boy to earn his keep as a member of his band, later giving Guts his first scar during a training session. But Guts' relationship with Gambino took a turn for the worst when he is raped by Donovan, a mercenary who claimed to have bought a night with the boy from Gambino. While Guts managed to kill Donovan during a mission that crippled his adopted parent, Guts would later learn the truth that Gamino blamed him for all his misfortune. This resulted in Guts killing Gambino in self defense and being forced to flee for his life soon after.

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The Black Dog Knights ambushed by the Hawks, but the leader of the Black Dog Knights revealed his apostle form. He killed many of the Band of the Hawk and his own soldiers, he also knocked out Guts and tried to rape Casca. Guts woke up in time to rescue Casca and finally stabbed through the leader’s neck, wounding him. They then looked at Griffith's conditions and realized he would not be able to fight again. The leader regained consciousness, knowing he would die soon, and attacked them to provoke Griffith to call the God Hand. He picked Griffith up, but could not find the Behelit. Enraged, the leader showed the Band of the Hawk what a wreck Griffith was and wanted to tear him to pieces. Zodd suddenly arrived on the scene and intervened, protecting the future God Hand, and tore the leaders apart in two halfs.

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The story begins when Guts, a man with a mark on the back of his neck, approaches the village under the dominion of a bandit baron. After noticing some women and children being moved in a cage that is to be taken to the baron, Guts enters the tavern and kills all but one of the Baron’s henchmen, telling the bandit to tell his master that the Black Swordsman has come for him. However, the Baron decides to slaughter everyone regardless, and burns the village to the ground.The mayor has a fear from Baron, (The mayor feared that Baron will slaughter the village in retaliation) but however, Baron still slaughter the people and burned the village down . Luckily, Guts was freed from his cell by Puck, an elf whom he saved from the Baron's men. Guts proceeds to eliminate most of the henchmen before facing the Baron in his true monstrous form. The battle ends with Guts mortally wounding the Snake Baron and torturing him for the location of the God Hand. But upon seeing that the Snake Baron doesn’t know the location, Guts leaves the monster to die in the inferno.

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april 13
luffy and his crew respond to the massge that sanji send to them and they moved fast to save him but when they were going one of luffy old friends that called jimbe he joined them and went with them to save sanji

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march 30
sanji find his family and they were not surprised about him and how he found them they take him and butted him in jail and then his craw had a letter that he got jailed from his family so they are trying to save him

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Ahmad 11K 5-10-2017
Actinides have elements with the atomic number from ranging from 89 to 103, they are also the third group in the periodic table. They are located under the transnational metals in periodic table.

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Ahmad 11K 5-9-2017
Iodine was found in 1811. Iodine is the 24th most abundant element.

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The Promised Neverland - Alaa 11C - 11/5 

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A boy was found singing a similar tune. Mama was shocked then the boy, to be specific, Ray faced her asking why she gave birth to him. This shows that not only one girl from an orphanage gets to be a mama, but she has to give birth as well to produce more meals and that they never know where their babies are taken.

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A flashback of mama Isabella showed that she was determined to runaway as much as a the kids were. She admired one of the orphans, perhaps she was inlove with them. Either way, they used to sing a tune which she carried on with herself. Finding out about what happens after shipment, she thrived to be at the top, to be the best mama.

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Ahmad 11K 5-8-2017
Palladium gets its name from the second largest asteroid in the asteroid belt, wich had been discovered in the year 1802. The asteroid was named after a greek god Pallas Athena. The asteroid was viewable from the earth in 2014.

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Marzouq Al-Ghanim is the current speaker of the Kuwaiti National Assembly, representing the second district. Al-Ghanim earned a BA in mechanical engineering and worked for Boubyan Petrochemicals before being elected to the National Assembly in 2006. Wikipedia

Born: November 3, 1968 (age 48 years), Abdullah Al-Salem, Kuwait

Parents: Faiza Mohammed Al-Kharafi, Ali Mohamed Thanian El-Ghanem

Cousins: Marzouk Al-Kharafi, Badr Al-Kharafi, Faisal Al-Kharafi, Loai Jassem Al-Kharafi, Talal Jassim Al-Kharafi

Grandparent: Mohammed Al-Kharafi

Uncles: Jassem Al-Kharafi, Nasser Al-Kharafi

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Kutayba Alghanim, the Chairman of Alghanim Industries, is a pivotal figure in the development of the company. Under Kutayba’s leadership, Alghanim Industries transformed from a traditional regional player into an innovative, modern corporation with an intense competitive focus on global best practices and world-class talent that continues to raise the bar for businesses throughout the region.

Departing from widely-accepted but outmoded business practices, Kutayba transformed the company, building a culture that attracts top talent, rewards merit, embraces technology, and welcomes out-of-the-box thinking all to drive competitive advantage. His approach often challenged conventional thinking in Kuwait, helping to accelerate the shift to a more contemporary business culture throughout the region.

As Chairman, Kutayba is deeply involved in setting the vision and the strategy of the company, ensuring that it continues on a trajectory of growth and prosperity.

A Family Legacy

Kutayba Alghanim’s father, Yusuf Alghanim, and grandfather, Ahmed Alghanim, set the foundation for the success of Alghanim Industries.

His grandfather, Ahmed Alghanim, initially specialized as a pearl merchant. Ahmed built and grew a successful pearl-diving business, employing divers to help harvest oysters. As demand for this product grew – Ahmed’s pearls were considered some of the finest in Kuwait — he expanded his fleet of dhows, the traditional Kuwaiti sailing vessel, to keep pace.

The business prospered — until a devastating typhoon in 1925 destroyed Ahmed’s fleet. Rather than start over, Kutayba’s grandfather found a new opportunity in Kuwait’s growing need for building materials. He established a timber business and prospered again.

Ahmed Alghanim sent his son, Yusuf Alghanim, to the University of Karachi, in what was then British-held India. There, he had the opportunity to master English. His language skills later secured his position as a mediator for the first oil concession between the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (now British Petroleum) and the Amir of Kuwait. The successful negotiation eventually led to Yusuf Alghanim being knighted as “Sir Yusuf” of the Order of the British Empire. That commitment to education has become a family legacy and a key driver of its business success.

Kutayba’s father, Yusuf Alghanim, took over the family business in the early 1930s and led it for 40 years. Under his leadership, the company that would later become Alghanim Industries — Yusuf A. Alghanim & Sons W.L.L. — grew into one of Kuwait’s largest employers and earned a reputation for quality products and customer service that continues to this day.

Early Days

Kutayba grew up in Kuwait where he spent most of his childhood. He spent part of his education in the United Kingdom, where he attended Gordonstoun inScotland.

In the late 60s, Kutayba attended the University of California at Berkeley. His time there had a profound and lasting impact on Kutayba, not only because of the social climate, but also because of his experiences in the classroom. The experience influenced his views on business and education.

Home to Kuwait

After completing his studies at Berkeley, Kutayba returned to Kuwait in 1970, eager to apply his newly gained knowledge — particularly ideas on contemporary business culture and best practices.

His first experience was an entrepreneurial venture in high-end furniture retailing. Kutayba financed the business personally and launched a store called “Al-Dar”. A distinguishing feature of Al-Dar was the unprecedented emphasis on customer service. Al-Dar raised the bar for quality products and service in Kuwait and set new standards for the region.

Based on this success, Yusuf Alghanim asked his son Kutayba to help with an urgent liquidity crisis facing the family business. The company was in a dire situation which was escalating rapidly to a potential disaster. Rising to the challenge, Kutayba used unconventional approaches to secure lines of credit and additional financing that not only solved the immediate liquidity crisis, but also helped grow sales significantly. These accomplishments convinced Yusuf to appoint his young son, Kutayba, as Managing Director of Yusuf A. Alghanim & Sons W.L.L. in 1971.

A New Era

In his new role, Kutayba began the process of introducing contemporary business culture and modernizing the organization. As part of the change, he hired a world class controller and asked him to implement a financial management system to handle critical financial functions that were being done manually.

Before automating financial and accounting controls, business owners and executives in the region had a strong bias toward hiring people they knew well and felt they could trust. While such people were reliable and trustworthy, they may not have had the necessary business skills to lead the company to another level.

As a result, Alghanim Industries became the first company in Kuwait to have an IBM mainframe, which in the early 70s, was the latest technology the world had to offer. By implementing automated systems, Kutayba was able to hire professional management. Moreover, he was able to make promotion decisions based on merit rather than trust.

Kutayba also shifted the culture of the company. He encouraged feedback, professional criticism and ideas from employees in all levels of Alghanim Industries. This was a stark change from the hierarchical environment which fostered “yes-man” mentalities and complacency. Now, all employees had a say in the direction the company was heading and could create value. As a result, Kutayba was able to identify and delegate responsibilities to talented, highly qualified, managers.

This key change transformed the company from a family business to a privately owned, but professionally managed firm that became an example for others in the region to emulate.

With his father’s blessing, Kutayba renamed the company from Yusuf A. Alghanim & Sons W.L.L. to Alghanim Industries and over time, added new divisions to diversify the business and expanded in new geographic areas often by striking new deals with a number of leading international brands.

Challenging the Status-quo

Although Alghanim Industries continued to prosper, Kutayba was not satisfied. He held himself to a higher standard, constantly finding innovative ways to build and grow his businesses both locally and internationally. Kutayba saw an opportunity to consolidate fragmented industries, which would operate more efficiently under one banner. Moreover, he realized the advantages of bringing new technology and best practices to the region. During this time, Kutayba completed over 100 mergers and acquisitions transactions to realize his vision.

A strategic initiative that offers an example of his innovative approach involves the acquisition of Kirby Building Systems, a US based company that was the leading pre-engineered steel building manufacturer, in 1975.

Kutayba realized that construction practices were changing in the Middle East and other emerging markets and that Kirby’s technology could help meet the growing demand for pre-engineered buildings.

He expanded the newly purchased company by establishing Kirby Building Systems (Kuwait), which was headquartered in Kuwait and operated in parallel with its U.S.-based counterpart. In 1985, he sold Kirby’s U.S. assets, at a profit, and retained the Kuwait portion of the business. Under Kutayba’s guidance, Kirby Building Systems (Kuwait) continued to expand aggressively in the region addressing unmet customer needs in various geographies including the Middle East, Africa, Indian Sub-continent and South East Asia.

Today, Kirby Building Systems (Kuwait) is a highly successful part of Alghanim Industries and one that has grown to become one of the world’s largest manufacturers of pre-engineered buildings, with manufacturing plants in Kuwait, UAE, India and Vietnam.

Kutayba’s innovation did not stop there.

He was among the first to introduce a concept that is now widely accepted in the region – franchising. He believed that Alghanim Industries would benefit by partnering with international brands, adopting their best practices and acquiring their know-how. The knowledge transfer that occurred set the foundation for a number of the company’s own-concepts and private labels, which exist to this day.

Invasion of Kuwait

In August of 1990, Iraq invaded Kuwait and was overrun by Saddam Hussein’s forces. Kuwait needed to galvanise international support in order to defeat this threat, and liberate the country. The current Amir, H.H. Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, who was the Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time, called on his diplomats and Kuwait’s citizens to work towards this end.

Kutayba’s relationships in the United States from myriad businesses, and his close affiliation with the American people put him in a fortunate position to play a pivotal role for his homeland. Upon the request and with the blessing of the late Amir, H.H. Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, Kutayba went to work.

Rising to the challenge, Kutayba helped develop the strategy for gaining United States support in the liberation of Kuwait. One such example was connecting Kuwait’s representatives to one of the top public relations firms in the United States. Kutayba clearly understood that there would be no U.S. government support – even for a just cause – without the hearts and minds of the American people. He convinced others around him to launch an aggressive public relations campaign, appealing to the emotions of the American people.

As part of this plan, Kuwait was able to better frame its plight to the outside world. Simultaneously, Kutayba contacted his entire personal network, utilizing his influence to steer the U.S. private sector in favor of Kuwait’s liberation.

On the 26th of February, 1991, one of the largest coalitions in history, under the leadership of the United States, liberated Kuwait. Kutayba looks back at this moment with a deep sense of pride and satisfaction in what he and his fellow countrymen were able to accomplish.

Looking to the Future

As Chairman of Alghanim Industries, Kutayba is the chief architect in setting the vision and growth strategy of one of the region’s largest, privately owned companies. He works closely with his son, and CEO, Omar Alghanim.

While proud of the significant progress of Alghanim Industries, Kutayba believes that the real wealth of Kuwait, and the region, is its people and that education is the key to their future. Quality education is embedded in the legacy of the Alghanim family and Alghanim Industries. In Kutayba’s vision, quality education will help Kuwait, and the region, build a sustainable society that is no longer reliant on oil as the primary driver of economic prosperity.

This view extends beyond Kuwait’s borders. On the campus of Birzeit University, in Palestine, Kutayba built an iconic library in memory of his father – The Yusuf Alghanim Library. In Lebanon, just outside of Beirut, he converted his historic family home into an orphanage. Kutayba insisted that these children would be put through schools with their fellow citizens, so that they could receive quality education and develop lasting relationships, outside of their new home.

Having experienced the power of ideas in his own life and seen what an educated workforce can accomplish at Alghanim Industries, Kutayba is committed to creating opportunities for education that will encourage innovation and help Kuwait, and the region, produce world-class, local talent to manage companies, grow into new areas of activity and diversify the economy from being solely reliant on hydro carbons.

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Omar Kutayba Yousef Ahmed Mohammed AlGhanim BJG 11C 

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Omar Kutayba Alghanim is the CEO of Alghanim Industries, one of the oldest and largest companies in the MENA region, with more than 30 businesses in 40 countries. He is also the Chairman of Gulf Bank, among the largest commercial banks in Kuwait and one of the fastest-growing in the region. Both organizations have deep roots in the Kuwaiti community: Alghanim Industries has a local legacy that dates back to the 1800s; Gulf Bank was founded more than 50 years ago, making it one of Kuwait’s most enduring financial institutions.

Omar’s community roots also run deep: He is part of the Alghanim family, which played a key role in the founding and subsequent rise of Kuwait as a regional trading power. The family actively participated in the country’s rebuild after the Gulf War, and remains deeply involved in the local community and greater Gulf region.

As the CEO of Alghanim Industries, Omar is applying his detailed knowledge of the company (having started in sales with the company in 2002, working his way up to CEO in 2005) and unique management skills, which blend Western business expertise with a deep understanding of the ethos and history of the region. His goals are to turn Alghanim Industries into the region’s most successful conglomerate and to take Gulf Bank into its next chapter by raising its visibility, reach and regional impact. In recognition of his efforts, he was awarded ‘Businessman of the Year’ in 2013 by Arabian Business Magazine. More recently, Omar was awarded CEO Middle East ‘Visionary of the Year’ award in 2015.

Prior to joining Alghanim Industries, Omar worked in the Investment Banking Division of Morgan Stanley in London, where he was involved in mergers and acquisitions, financial restructuring and corporate finance. During his tenure, he worked on large global transactions such as the US$71 billion merger of Astra and Zeneca to form AstraZenaca (the largest pharmaceuticals deal at that time) and the US$29 billion merger of Hoechst and Rhone-Poulenc to form Aventis. In addition, Omar played a key role in the founding of two major financial services firms: Asiya Investments and Perella Weinberg Partners.

Beyond his role as CEO of Alghanim Industries and Chairman of Gulf Bank, Omar is involved in promoting the economic development of the MENA region, serving as the World Economic Forum’s (WEF’s) Chair of the MENA Regional Business Council and Chair of the initiative, ‘A New Vision for Arab Employment’ (2014-2015). His commitment to the WEF and its mission to ‘improve the state of the world’ spans over 10 years, having first participated in 2005. In recognition of his contributions, he was appointed by the WEF as a ‘Young Global Leader’. In addition, Omar was selected as the Co-Chair of the WEF’s MENA meeting in Jordan (May 2015), along with ex-Prime Minister of the UK, Gordon Brown and other prominent figures. Omar is a member of the Harvard Business School MENA and Central Asia Advisory Board and the MENA Advisory Council of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which protects the rights and well-being of refugees around the world.

His interest in empowering youth, particularly through teaching entrepreneurship, goes even further and he is a founding and board member of INJAZ-AL ARAB, and serves as the Chairman of INJAZ-Kuwait, part of the international non-profit NGO, Junior Achievement.

Omar’s family history figures prominently in his world view. He is the eldest son of Sir Kutayba Alghanim, grandson of Sir Yusuf Alghanim and great-grandson of Ahmed Alghanim, a prominent pearl merchant who laid the foundation for Alghanim Industries in the 1890s. Each member has created a legacy; Yusuf Alghanim signed landmark deals with iconic global brands, including General Motors, and was a pioneer in many areas, while Kutayba Alghanim boldly applied Western-style management techniques to turn the family business into a true regional power.

Omar received a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Commerce from New York University’s Stern School of Business in 1997 and has an MBA from Harvard Business School (Class of 2002).

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The Alghanim family history is intricately intertwined with the history of Kuwait, having been one of the few founding families that arrived with the original settlers in the 1700s. During its early years, the settlement, now known as Kuwait, established its position as a commercial center for the movement of goods between India, Muscat, Baghdad and the rest of Arabia.

During these early years merchant families developed a robust boat-building industry, which enabled a new era of maritime commercial activity. The Alghanim family featured prominently, among other merchant families, in facilitating a dynamic trading economy. As a result, by the late 1800s, Kuwait was considered one of the most critical trading hubs in the region.

Ahmed Mohammed Alghanim was born in this time.

Inspired by his family’s legacy in long-distance commerce, Ahmed’s was drawn to the sea at a young age. He saw opportunity in pearl diving.

Back then, pearl diving was one of the largest industries in the Gulf Region. The shores of Kuwait were rich with oysters, making it ideally suited for diving. The local industry also benefitted from natural geography: Kuwait is located midway between major ports in the India-Europe shipping lane, making it a convenient — and regular — stop for crossing vessels during Ahmed’s lifetime. Indeed, at its height Kuwaiti pearls led the world’s luxury market.

In this environment, Ahmed built and grew a successful pearl-diving business, employing divers to help harvest oysters. As demand for this product grew – Ahmed’s pearls were considered some of the finest in Kuwait — he expanded his fleet of dhows, the traditional Kuwaiti sailing vessel, to keep pace.

In 1925, a terrible storm swept the Gulf and destroyed Ahmed’s fleet. This event, which could have been disastrous, was a turning point for Ahmed. Since he was known for his honesty and honoring his commitments, Ahmed was able to secure much needed financing to rebuild another fleet of dhows based on only a handshake. Rather than rebuilding the fleet and reinvesting in pearl diving, Ahmed took stock, carefully considered his options, and pivoted.

His new focus: timber and building materials. Thanks to the influx of foreign money and trading opportunities, demand for infrastructure — housing, offices, commercial complexes and more — was growing rapidly, and Ahmed caught the new wave.

It was a prescient decision.

In the late 1920s, the artificial pearl was introduced, dealing a blow to the industry. Moreover, the Great Depression severely impacted traffic on trade routes. Demand for Kuwaiti pearls diminished. By the 1930s, the pearl diving industry was nearing its end.

However, Ahmed’s building materials business thrived. Years of trading through the shipping lanes had put him in constant contact with the English-speaking world, opening up new opportunities. Ahmed recognized that his business and Kuwait’s economic future depended on international commerce. At this time, Ahmed started what would be the beginning of a historic relationship with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company (also known as the Abadan Oil Company) by importing kerosene for lighting.

His increasingly international business led him to believe in the importance of education, a belief that began a family tradition – the pursuit of the highest quality education from abroad.

And so, with an eye on the welfare of his family, and growing his increasingly international business, he sent his son, Yusuf Alghanim, to the University of Karachi, in what was then British-held India. This was the best education available to a student from the region at the time.

Within the Kuwaiti business community, Ahmed Mohammed Alghanim was an esteemed figure, and held in the highest regard. He leaves behind a lasting legacy, one that has remained strong through the ages thanks to the work of the generations who succeeded him, and through the ongoing contributions of the company that still bears the family name, proudly – known today as Alghanim Industries.

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This my grandmother father so my great grandfather Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Yusuf Ahmed mohammed Alghanim was born at the turn of the century, which was a period of dramatic change in his beloved homeland, Kuwait. It was also a time of great prosperity: during his lifetime, shipping was a primary driver of commerce — from rice and timber to textiles and precious jewels. Kuwait was located in a highly strategic location along the India-Gulf shipping route – it was midway between major ports — making it a convenient and regular stop for crossing vessels. This, too, would figure prominently in Yusuf’s remarkable life journey.

Yusuf’s father,

Ahmed, was a prominent Kuwaiti merchant. It was a trade and calling that often put him in contact with the English-speaking world. Ahmed’s commercial dealings and growing international businesses had convinced him that global trade was the future of Kuwait, and he was committed to ensuring future generations of his family would be well positioned.

And so, with an eye on the welfare of his business and his family, Ahmed decided on a bold course: He would send his son abroad to the University of Karachi for education, in what was then British-held India. Immersed in the purposeful learning environment, Yusuf quickly absorbed the English language. Before long, he was fluent and held his own with English-speaking natives.

Meanwhile, Yusuf’s father’s business empire continued to grow, as did global opportunities. His education gave him the opportunity to become more involved with international business dealings and negotiations. As a result, he assisted his father in growing the existing business relationship with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, which involved the import of kerosene oil for lighting.

The partnership would yield many benefits, for both sides: Anglo-Persian Oil later changed its name to British Petroleum – BP for short — and became a founder of Kuwait Oil Company, which made the first oil discovery in Kuwait in 1938, at the Burgan oil field in a large expanse of desert in the southeast.

By then, Yusuf was a trusted aid to Sheikh Ahmed Jaber Al-Sabah. Since Yusuf had also negotiated with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company on behalf of his father’s business, he was granted the honor of representing the Amir of Kuwait in the negotiation leading to the historic deal, granting the country’s first oil concessions.

He was celebrated in Kuwait for this contribution, and was knighted Sir Yusuf Alghanim.

With his father’s blessing, Yusuf later expanded the family’s business into many areas. He pioneered many of Kuwait’s best-known brands and products. Yusuf was the first in the country to import refrigerated food and the first to bring the cinema through the National Cinema Company. He was appointed to oversee the first airport, and was a founding member of some of Kuwait’s most iconic institutions, such as the Commercial Bank of Kuwait, Kuwait National Petroleum Company and Kuwait Pipes Company, among others. By 1931, the company employed nearly 7,000 people – almost all of whom were Kuwaiti nationals – because Yusuf believed in providing job opportunities to his fellow people.

In 1945, right after World War II, Yusuf signed a landmark deal with one of the most iconic brands in the world: General Motors. Based in Detroit, Michigan, GM was then almost 50 years old — and already had a strong global following thanks to its innovative designs and breakthrough engineering. This was the beginning of a historic relationship that continues to this day.

Like his father did before him, Yusuf emphasized the importance of education with his son, Kutayba Yusuf Alghanim, sending him to the United Kingdom to attend Gordonstoun in Scotland for part of his studies, and the University of California at Berkeley for his higher education. In 1971, Yusuf passed on the stewardship of Alghanim Industries to Kutayba, who shared his father’s unique vision and entrepreneurial spirit.

Yusuf Ahmed Alghanim ushered in a new era of consumerism in the country, one that was built on a very core belief: integrity. People want – and deserve – good products at a fair price, backed by good customer service. This was Yusuf’s belief, as it was his father’s belief: “I would like to give you the sum of my experience: money is not the only capital; the real capital is your integrity and your dedication.”

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TheHouseonMangoStreet Badriya AlGhanim 11C

Friday

When Cathy leaves, Meme and his dog move into the old Cathy’s house. Meme’s real name is Juan and has both Spanish and English names. The house is wooden which Cathy’s father has built it. There is a tree in the backyard which is taller than their house. They did a contest and Meme jumped from the tree and broke his arms.

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Ahmad 11K 5-7-2017
To make a hydrogen fuel cell? You need plutonium wire. A popsicle stick. A 9-volt battery and 9-volt battery clip. See through the sticky tape. A glass or flask of water and a volt meter. How to assemble? Put the popsicle stick on the top of the glass or flask of water. Then attach the plutonium wire on opposite sides. Use the battery clip to attach the wire to the popsicle stick. On on side connect the 9-volt battery and on the other side connect the volt meter.

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Talal 11C

May 3,2017

The creatures all say that they ate one, two, or three of the green creatures, and as they are about to complete the story, the Old-Green-Grasshopper urges them to get ready for bed because they have a long day ahead of them the next day.

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Talal 11C

May 2,2017

The Centipede then begins to tell James the story of how he became such a marvelously large centipede. He was going about his business in the garden under the peach tree, when suddenly a little green thing wiggled past his nose. Other insects - the Ladybug, Miss Spider, and the Old-Green-Grasshopper - also claim that they saw the same thing, and James exclaims that he knows what it was: the magic items.

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Talal 11C

May 1,2017

The Earthworm believes that no legs is a superior mode of life, while the Centipede insists that more legs are better; this one creature is also very proud of the fact that he is a pest. The old Green Grasshopper tries to moderate the conversation, telling the others to calm down. Throughout all of this, James concludes he likes the good-humored Centipede, despite the Centipede's demanding ways; it is very nice to hear laughter after so many years of life under Aunt sponge and Aunt Spiker.

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Talal 11C

April 30,2017

James lends assistance to one of his new acquaintances; he helps the Centipede remove his boots before bed. The Centipede tells James that they will have to remove 100 shoes, but the others creatures, particularly the Earthworm, insist that the Centipede is constantly lying and only has 42 legs. As James helps remove the boots, he listens to the creatures bicker with one another.

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Talal 11C

April 29,2017

As James regards them with fright, the creatures begin to discuss how hungry they are. They seem to focus ominously on James. They ask him if he is hungry, but he is too scared to offer a response. Suddenly, the creatures realize that James is afraid that they want to eat him. They laugh uproariously at the idea, assuring James that he is one of them now and that they've been waiting for him all day.

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Giorgio Armani is an Italian fashion designer, particularly noted for his menswear. He is known today for his clean, tailored lines

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Manuel "Manolo" Blahnik Rodríguez CBE, is a Spanish fashion designer and founder of the eponymous high-end shoe brand

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Paloma Picasso, is a French fashion designer and businesswoman, best known for her jewelry designs for Tiffany & Co. and her signature perfumes.

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Pierre Alexandre Claudius Balmain was a French fashion designer and founder of leading post-war fashion house Balmain. Known for sophistication and elegance, he described the art of dressmaking as "the architecture of movement.

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With Hong Kong boasting more Gucci and Hermäs stores than New York or Paris, and 94% of young women in Tokyo owners of a Louis Vuitton bag, the Asian consumer is a new target

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Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its LusterDeluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster is a 2007 book by Paris-based American journalist Dana Thomas. It was a New York Times bestseller.

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In Search of Lost Time – previously also translated as Remembrance of Things Past – is a novel in seven volumes, written by Marcel Proust.

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Don Quixote, is a Spanish novel by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Published in two volumes, in 1605 and 1615, Don Quixote is considered the most influential work of literature from the Spanish Golden Age and the entire Spanish literary canon

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First published in April 1880, "Boule de Suif" is one of Guy de Maupassant's most famous and important short stories. The term "Boule de Suif" is most often translated to English as "Dumpling" but also sees the forms; "Butterball", "Ball of Lard", and "Ball of Fat."

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Lucy and Rachel look alike and they have a lot in common exactly the opposite of Esperanza and Nenny. They laugh in the same way on the same thing. One day Esperanza sees a house that reminds her of Mexico and the girls laugh at her but Nenny tells them that she thought about the same thing.

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Ahmad 11K 5-4-2017
Copernicium can change state to a gas in room temperate. Copernicium is a highly radioactive metal.

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Ahmad 11K 5-3-2017
Potassium chloride does occur naturally in nature as the mineral sylvite. It is fund combined with minerals in nature.

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Ahmad 11K 5-2-2017
Francium is the second rarest. The only element that is rarer is Astatine. Francium is so rare and unstable it has a life span of only 22 minutes.

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Talal 11C

April 25,2017

Upon closer examination, James realizes the grooved and waxy "wall" is actually the pit of the peach. Within the pit is a small door, and James opens it and crawls in. He is greeted by voices: "Look who's here! We've been waiting for you!" As he looks up and identifies the speakers, he is horrified and turns white. He tries to turn around and exit, but nothing but a solid brown wall is now behind him.

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Talal 11C

April 26,2017

In Chapter 11, James becomes acquainted with the creatures who had startled him at the end of Chapter 10. As he gazes around the interior of the peach, he sees a collection of insects: a grasshopper, spider, ladybug, centipede, and an earthworm. But were they really insects? James had thought insects were small, but these insects are very large - the grasshopper alone is as large as a large dog.

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Talal 11C

April 24,2017

James excitedly decides to explore the hole in Chapter 10 - but as he crawls in, he realizes this isn't a hole, but a tunnel! He begins to crawl along the soggy floor of the peach, inhaling the sweet smell of the fruit and tasting the juice as it falls from the ceiling of the tunnel. He crawls uphill, and seems to be approaching the center of the fruit. Suddenly he hits his head on a hard surface, which appears to be a wall at first.

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Talal 11C

April 23,2017

Chapter 9 opens with James staring out at the peach in the middle of the night, longing to go out and touch it. He makes his way outside, where the shadows dance around him, and he is tense with fear as he stares at the peach. It looks like a tremendous silver ball, and James, despite his apprehension, walks towards it, ready to finally feel it. As he walks, James has a feeling that something spectacular is about to happen. The garden is alive with magic. As he places his hand and cheek on the soft fuzz of the peach, he looks down at the ground - there is a hole in the peach.

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At Denver there was an influx of passengers into the coaches on the eastbound B. & M. express. In one coach there sat a very pretty young woman dressed in elegant taste and surrounded by all the luxurious comforts of an experienced traveler.

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Namaste is a respectful greeting said when giving a namaskar.

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The shaka sign, sometimes known as "hang loose", is a gesture of friendly intent often associated with Hawaii, surf culture, and public school pride.

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Mentally on the beach Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Mentally on the beach Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Vibes are the emotional signals a person gives out to those around them with their body language and social interactions. An example of good vibes is a happy person smiling and having a positive effect on those around them.

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The two officers looked down close to their toes where lay the body of their comrade. The face was chalk-blue; gleaming eyes stared at the sky. Over the two upright figures was a windy sound of bullets, and on the top of the hill Lean's prostrate company of Spitzbergen infantry was firing measured volleys.

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Ahmad 11K 5-1-2017
We all know the three states of matter Solid, liquid, and gas but there is a forth on PLASMA. Plasma is made by adding energy to gas so its atoms and molecules separate.

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/27/17

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/27/17

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After the emporer took things from the past and then the emporer from the past came to the future and dominated with the future emporer and they were related coming from the same family one being the ancestor of the other and then ook and gulk went to destroy the coorperation and then in the end the end they got captured again and the two emporers took it all in. soon the two emporers were being cocky and then both of them went mad at each other getting into a fight and then the future emporer killed the past emporer and then realized with out him their would be no family of him started in the first pla he disapperead in thin air and then ook and gulk with their sister free went back to the past and continued their lives.

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/25/17

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/25/17

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The story started with both ook and gulk in the village living everyday life being the cave children they are causing trouble counting on their big sister to get them out of the trouble and one day they caused troble with some emporer and they went to their big sister and then the emporer fell in love with their big siter and then said that if he marries the big sister then he will let ook and gulk free and the big sister agreed.

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/26/17

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The Adventures Of Ook and Gluk: Kung-Fu Cavemen From The Future - Bader Al Fahad - 11C - 4/26/17

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Later Ook and gulk ran away and met face to face with a dinosaur and they eventually won against it and then the dinosaur became loyal to them and the dinosaur took them to the kung fu training dojo anf they were taken in by the kung fu sensai and was trained for years by the sensai and while this was happening the emoprer of the future was creating corpartions and was controlling everything and the way they get their resourced was to go to the past using a time machine.

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Esperanza prefers to change her name to a name that she would be able to express herself. She lists some possible choices and likes Zeze the X. Cathy and Esperanza become friends and they both live in the same neighborhood. Cathy says that she is related to the queen of France and she hopes to go there one day to claim her inherits.

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Horse represents strength but for women being born in the horse year is a sign of bad luck. Esperanza doesn’t believe in this and she thinks that Chinese and Mexicans don’t like the women to be strong. She had never met her great grandmother but she compares her with a wild horse because she didn’t want to get married but she was forced to and she lived a sad life.

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THE police superintendent Otchumyelov is walking across the market square wearing a new overcoat and carrying a parcel under his arm. A red-haired policeman strides after him with a sieve full of confiscated gooseberries in his hands.

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Ahmad 11K 4-26-2017
RadioIsotopes are radio active isotopes that belong to a radio active element. Two different Isotopes from the same element have the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons.

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The Sadu House in Kuwait is an artistic museum/House, located adjacent to Kuwait National Museum.

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Kubbar Island kuwait  Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Kubbar Island kuwait  Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Among nature's best spectacles is the well-known Kubbar Island, relatively Small Sandy Island in the Persian Gulf located in close proximity to Fahaleel. Kubbar is located approximately 29 kilometres off the coast of Failaka and 30 kilometers off the southern coast of Kuwait

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KidZania is a safe and sound interactive edutainment center where children can practice over 100 real-world career choices in a replica of a real city. The several lighthearted activities of KidZania are exclusively planned to assist intellectual and physical growth, as well as pitch in to the improvement of attitudes

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Failaka Island Kuwait Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Failaka Island Kuwait Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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Failaka Island is one among the most visited tourist destinations in Kuwait. Located along the northern part of Persian Gulf, and located 20kms away from Kuwait City.

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The liberation tower kuwait Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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The liberation tower kuwait Badriya AlGhanim 11C

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It is the symbol of Kuwaiti liberation, the representation of country's resurgence, second tallest tower in Kuwait, and the fifth tallest telecommunication tower in the world.

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Located on Arabian Gulf Road in Sharq district, the Kuwait Towers is one of the famous landmarks in Kuwait. Built in March 1979, it comprises two major towers and a minor tower.

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VANKA ZHUKOV, a boy of nine, who had been for three months apprenticed to Alyahin the shoemaker, was sitting up on Christmas Eve. Waiting till his master and mistress and their workmen had gone to the midnight service

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cp0 are trying to catch luffy and his crew

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Noura B.
25/4/2017
11K
The teachers and students are welcoming her. Jessica she doesn't feel good. When she asks the teachers for an excuse, they don't give her one, or try to figure out something. But there is this teacher Mr. Vedder who made her to do less work, he was really nice to her. Then she went back to the team and and ate lunch there, where they wrote in the white board WELCOME BACK JESSICA, they all laughing, having fun, and happy.

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naruto fighted susca and suska just left and the last words that he said were i will fight you when you are ready.

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naruto found susca but he found him in the fight time he cam just before suska started to hit sacura.

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naruto quickly ran to find suskay and make him come back to the leaf village

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Naruto and his sensay jumped to attack and but they couldn't do any thing because he ran away.

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susca's sensay says that in the future Naruto will fight with susca and susca will probably win the fight.

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in the middle of the discussion from nauto and his sensay susca's eivl sensa interrupts the conversation .

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the sensay got naruto alone to tell him to stay calm and not fight with suska because he left.

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wile naruto's team was talking to naruto, naruto's new sensay came to talk to naruto.

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wile Naruto was going to find his long lost friend suska, he saw his fighting partners going to find him too.

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Naruto leaves his village to go find his long lost friend suska uchiha.

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Airbus
25/4/17
The company is in Toulouse, France. It was founded in December 18, 1970, Blagnac, France. It has the world most famous aircraft which is called the Airbus a380-800

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Ahmad 11K 4-25-2017
The energy that comes from splitting atoms are 100% intermittently friendly. The only drawback is if a meltdown would commence, a melt down has enough energy to destroy a hole city.

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Ahmad 11K 4-24-2017
When an atom is split we use rods to capture the energy and then used the energy. This processes is vary hot so we need a big cooling system to split atoms for energy.

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Ahmad 11K 4-23-2017
Radioactivity comes when an atom is split. A massive amount of energy is produced when an atom slits.

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the cp0 got out of the government help

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24/4/17
saleh 11c
Headquarters is in  Seoul,, South Korea.  The founder of the company is Lee Byung-chul. The number of works in 2014 is 489,000. The company cost 529.5 billion

Is it was for sale.

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Talal 11C

April 19,2017

In Chapter 8, news of a peach as large as a house spreads across the nation, and Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker capitalize on the opportunity for publicity. They build a fence around the peach and charge 1 shilling per person for admission to see the peach, double if the visitor brings along a camera. While his aunts are busy making money, James is forced to stay inside his room and simply watch. Aunt Spiker and Aunt Sponge even become so busy counting their money that they forget to feed James. What makes the situation even sadder is that James desperately wants to go outside and play with the children who come to see the peach, since he hadn't met another child in several years.

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Talal 11C

April 18,2017

The peach begins to grow uncontrollably. James and his aunts all watch as it continues to grow, assuming that the now-huge fruit will break the branch and fall to the ground. The branch does not break, however, and the peach soon settles on the ground and stops growing. At this point it is the size of a small house and is perfectly ripe. James's aunts look at the beautiful peach and (at Aunt Spiker's prompting) decide there is money to be made from this strange sight.

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Talal 11C

April 17,2017

Aunt Spiker shouts to Aunt Sponge that a peach is growing on the once-barren tree. Aunt Sponge is shocked. James puts down his yard tools and walks up to his aunts; he has a feeling that something peculiar is going to happen. His aunts want to eat the peach, splitting it half-and-half, and they ask James to climb the tree to the tallest branch and get the peach down for them. When James reaches the top, his aunts yell at him to not eat any of the peach before he brings it down. But just before James reaches the peach, both of his aunts shout out that the peach is growing! In no time at all, it has doubled in size.

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Talal 11C

April 16,2017

James excitedly runs off with the bag and makes a plan to create the mixture in the kitchen, in secret from his aunts. In his rush to get to the kitchen unnoticed, James trips on the roots of the ancient peach tree and the bag breaks. The tiny green things land on the ground and, as James frantically tries to gather the crystals, they sink into the ground and burrow into the soil. Devastated, James feels that all of his luck has been lost. His aunts come over to him and yell at him for being lazy, threatening to punish him by making him sleep in the water bucket to the well. He is instructed to continue chopping wood immediately, when all of a sudden he hears a shout that makes him stop and turn.

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Noura B.
24/4/2017
11K
The next day her mother comes in and wakes her up. Then Jessica realized that her friend Fiona is coming, so she wakes up and she start on her morning physical therapy. Then her sister Kaylee she goes to her sister and whispers at her ear and tell her "I'm sorry about yesterday".

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To Kill A MockingBird: By Harper Lee  - Bader Al Fahad -  11C - 4/24/17

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To Kill A MockingBird: By Harper Lee  - Bader Al Fahad -  11C - 4/24/17

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scout was curious to what was the grunts that was coming from under her bed and then jem took the broom to see what was under the bed and it turns out that it was dill and then dill explained that he was in the county and that his father hated him and locked him up, a farmer then helped him by feeding him peas and then he got himself out and made himself back to maycomb from mississppi then atticus found out he was there and let him stay the night.

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Long, long ago there lived at the foot of the mountain a poor farmer and his aged, widowed mother. They owned a bit of land which supplied them with food, and they were humble, peaceful, and happy.