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IntroductionThe strategy that will be focused on is a customer oriented strategy. Focusing on customers is always a beneficial practice. It allows you to learn about who the customers are, their wants and needs, and build relationships, developing customer loyalty. The business process that we will focus on developing is a new process for scheduling employees and customers to ensure everyone's time is utilized the most efficient way possible. In service industries such as salons, time is money, so time wasted is money lost, which is never good for business.Business Process ExplanationProper scheduling is essential, if there are not enough employees scheduled or too many customers scheduled
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Essay Instruction Terms1. Instruction terms are words commonly used in essay questions. They instruct or direct you in the approach you should take towards the proposition of the question.2. The exact meaning of these terms will vary depending upon the subject being studied. The following give some idea of what they normally mean for essays and examination questions.3. Think carefully about the meaning of these terms in relation to the remainder of the question. Even though you might feel confident, do not become blasé or inattentive. Sometimes even experienced students forget the important difference between Compare and Contrast.4. Try to understand exactly what an instruction is
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, my whole family on my moms side is Catholic with the exception of me. My whole family on my step-dads side is either Christian or Buddhist with the exception of me. I am atheist with many personal beliefs from different religions. I believe in karma from Buddhism. I believe in three-fold law. I believe in a place were everyone goes when they die no matter how bad they were in their life. Religion has affected my life in many ways especially since I am the only one in my whole family that is an Atheist. I respect my family's religion by praying when they do, even though I do not believe in Christianity/Catholic religion.Writing this essay has made me realize how much culture has affected my life, truthfully. I know my family life, patterns, religion, culture, rules, thoughts on what's right or wrong, etc. would all be different.
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Persuasive Essay - Gay and Lesbian Rights "If anyone says, 'I love God,' yet hates his brother, he is a liar. For anyone who does not love his brother, whom he has seen cannot love God, whom he has not seen," John 4:20. So, why do heterosexual people hate homosexuals? They are ordinary people with a different lifestyle who would simply like to be treated with respect. Many organized religions believe that a 'gay' lifestyle is wrong. But, if someone is born producing hormones of the opposite sex, shouldn't we have compassion, instead of hating and labeling them as 'morally wrong'? Why are so many people homophobic? Being gay is human, not wrong.Many people say that gays and lesbians are not
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My Expository Essay on Speed ReadingMy Expository Essay is on learning to "speed read" and the benefits of speed reading. Speed reading will help throughout life. Speed reading will help get through life's challenges with homework, reading assignments, work reading and reading for pleasure in a rapidly, more effective way. We often have to read a huge amount for school and work, it is required that we comprehend this information and be able to comment on it, this speed reading provides the ability to do this. Speed reading will help with read through instructions or manuals with an understanding to perform many procedures. This is especially helpful when people can not find enough time in a
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Press also brings developments from the outside world within reach of the average person in terms that are more understanding. (Graber 27-28)Achieving the Democratic goals wasn't always easy. Different obstacles seemed to occur often. There was conflict among democratic values. There was also Division between the media elites and ordinary people. There was a lack of interest among audience members and there were constraints imposed by the political and social world. (Graber 26)Short Essay # 3Racial ideology is a system of beliefs that reinforce and reproduce assumptions about individuals belonging to a particular group. It is formed through implicit evaluation among other individuals.The media
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DBQ on The Great DepressionIn the 1920's many people prosper and become rich. More and more people had invested in the stock market on credit. Many people had thought this would never end yet it ends in 1929. In this essay there will be what the people did in the Great Depression, what Roosevelt did to help them, if the New Deal help or not, and the long term effect of the Great Depression and the New Deal on the United States.Firstly, when the stock market crashed it shocked many people and they thought why did this happen. Many people had to find jobs, food, and homes to live because the depression left many people homeless, jobless and with very little food. In Document 1, Parks thought
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***Essay is based on format used for NPR radio shows***I believe that technology and the Internet are the downfall of human ability. I believe it has cost me the ability to do basic math and spelling.When I started school there was always this fundamental belief that if I did not learn this today I would not be able to progress. So I studied hard at my math and English all the way to around grade six. There I found a magical tool that would do math for me, and best of yet no one would know.That magical tool is a calculator. A good tool but it has cost me a lot. Sure I can still do various math operations quickly but if you remove my calculator I become useless. I now fail at basic devision
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and dark to represent evil. When the civilians ran, a frenzy fast tempo sound track was heard.2.-Rhythmic montage creates tension within the frame, rhythmic montage completely mixes up metric montage.3- Tonal Montage follows the emotion of the scene. It normally encompasses harmony within a frame. Soft transitions between cuts are found in tonal cuts.Eisenstein used these three types of montages in Battleship Potemkin and these types of montages have been used in many movies up to now. Eisenstein opened up the artistic side of montage in the world of cinema.In conclusion by doin this research essay I have learnt that Sergei Eisenstein Battleship was at the start of montage artistic cinema
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Doing your own tune-ups and general maintenance on your car can not only save money, but be more beneficial than having someone do it for you. There are many things involved in tuning up your car to keep it in peak condition and running well.The first thing you will have to do is purchase the materials and supplies needed for the tune up. These include: a case of motor oil, spark plugs, an oil filter wrench, radiator fluid, brake fluid, and finally steering pump fluid. Most of these supplies can be purchased at a local hardware store or an auto parts store such as Pep Boys. To purchase these things you must first find out what kind of car, year, and engine size you have, then be sure to take
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Curriculam VitaeJohn Stephen Camilleri3 Hayfield Drive, Hazlemere, Buckinghamshire HP15 7SZjohncamilleri777@hotmail.com07957 210261EducationEducated to GCSE O Level, six subjectsLanguagesFluent in English, Italian, Conversational French, SpanishInterestsAviation and the Travel Industry, music, current affairs, fitness and sports.Work history1982 --1986 - English Language Tutor to Business Executives in Italy at the Westminster Institute, Milan,1982 - 1986 - Part Time Fitness Instructor, American Contourella Family Fitness Centre in Milan and Novara.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1987-1988 - Traffic Officer, Air India, Heathrow Airport
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Romeo and Juliet is widely known to be a tragedy, but what caused the atrocity for which it is so renowned? Some may argue fate was to blame for Romeo's and Juliet's deaths, that the situations these young lovers faced were depicted as being out of their control. Could Romeo have refused to attend the Capulet masque? Was Romeo destined to duel the raging Tybalt? Did Romeo and Juliet truly have to kill themselves? If one considers the specific circumstances and causes of these situations, the fact that all scenarios are the result of choice rather than chance, and the notion that the characters were never left without options, only one conclusion can be determined. It was unarguably the
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Selamay Seife20/12/20132è Période/FehrLa Voix des ÉtudiantsPendant que les élèves vieillissent, ils vont commencer à avoir une opinion plus passionné. Dans des temps modernes, les élèves ont beaucoup plus façons d'obtenir leurs opinions à travers. L'Internet est une grande source. En outre, de nombreux étudiants sont restés protester leurs opinions. Comme les gens qui grandissent, les étudiants aiment la nourriture. Ils aiment la nourriture tellement, ils sont prêts à se battre pour le déjeuner ils veulent à l'école.Dans les lycées partout au les É
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It feels like it was just yesterday that I got revenge on my friend. He deserved what I did to him. How he just took my bike without my permission and ruined my bike. Then he acts like everything is okay and nothing had happened. It really felt great to get him back. The way that he walked away in anger and the expression on his face. He looked like he was going to cry. I didn't care though. He never did repay me for my bike. Yeah ok so im stupid. It feels like it was just yesterday that I got revenge on my friend. He deserved what I did to him. How he just took my bike without my permission and ruined my bike. Then he acts like everything is okay and nothing had happened. It really felt
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One of the most important things I learned outside of the classroom was what it meant to be a successful athlete. I experienced my first sporting endeavor when I was a three years old. I have enjoyed sports activities since that early age, although no one would have considered me a star player. What kept me practicing and participating without being the one of the number one players was knowing I was a successful athlete.I am a successful athlete not because of a time, a score, a place, or a homerun. I am successful because of my contributions to the team. One of these contributions is my flexibility with my coaches. I am willing to add events as needed even when they are not my favorite
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Genogram EssayMy whole entire family, on both my mom and dads side, consists of Catholics. Yet, not all of them practice their faith as they claim to. I have a pretty average relationship with my family. Starting off on my mom's side, I have a more than awesome relationship with my grandmother. She is my favorite person in this entire world. She is the one that raised me and taught me everything I know. I love her more than anything. Totally opposite to her, is my grandfather in which I have a not-so-hot relationship with. Him and I hardly speak, I can't even remember the last time we spoke. I love my uncle and his son, my little cousin, to death. My uncle is a "hipster" and teaches me what
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Much Ado About Nothing Extract 2
ACT II SCENE I
A hall in LEONATO'S house.
Enter LEONATO, ANTONIO, HERO, BEATRICE, and others.
LEONATO
Was not Count John here at supper?
ANTONIO
I saw him not.
BEATRICE
How tartly that gentleman looks! I never can see
him but I am heart-burned an hour after.
HERO
He is of a very melancholy disposition.
BEATRICE
He were an excellent man that were made just in the
midway between him and Benedick: the one is too
like an image and says nothing, and the other too
like my lady's eldest son, evermore tattling.
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LEONATO
Then half Signior Benedick's tongue in Count John's
mouth, and half Count John's
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At the beginning of the play, Macbeth suffers from qualms of conscience. Lady Macbeth does not suffer from this. As the play progresses, the roles are reversed. Do you agree with this? Answer with evidence from the text.As the play begins, Lady Macbeth truly plays the role of the harsh, commanding partner, pushing and manipulating Macbeth in performing immoral acts. However, as the play continues, Macbeth becomes bolder and merciless, while Lady Macbeth descends into insanity and is haunted by what she and Macbeth have committed.Wild thoughts are inserted into Macbeth's mind after Lady Macbeth encourages him verbally and insults him subtly. Macbeth suffers from qualms of conscience and does
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In this world of never ending hurdles and challenges"people choose to quit. Imagine everything we do is like a three mile marathon"¦. We can't simply finish it if we choose to quit. It is not hard to believe that everyday people quit, rather it's in their professional life or personal. Quitting is easy and it is as easy as saying "No!" Everyone is guilty of quitting. Our 37th President Nixon said, "A man is not finished when he's defeated. He's finished when he quits." He is correct and it is true, a winner never quits; a quitter never wins. The meaning behind winning/ quitting is everyday life. It affects us all"adults, adolescent, or kids alike. It is
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saying that in every essay she submits to me she relies on ideas unrelated to structure, relevance to the question, or historical fact while writing in a very immature manner. The essay she wrote in today's mid-term exam is a clear example of this, and I wish to use it to offer you clear examples which a report card would not allow.I offered students three questions of which they could choose one. The one Filomena chose was one she had done previously for homework: Why was the First World War especially hard on civilians? I wish to write out what she wrote going over certain concerns.One of the examples of civilians being treated hard is disease. They were kept locked in houses with no cleaned
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Essay on Keats' "Ode on a Grecian UrnThis essay is going to discuss about the poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn" by John Keats. First, it will be presented a brief definition of ode and its usual types and then the discussion will be carried on.In Greek, ode means "song"; it is a lyric poem in which the authors usually talks about sentiments, makes a revelation and it is written in first person. It is usually a long poem where the stanzas are elaborated. It has no fixed form; the author creates it himself. It also has a marked formality and an elevated tone. The mood of this type of poem is usually melancholic and introspective. There are usually two types of odes: the public that deals with
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From this essay I hope to establish weather ?Goodfellas? conforms to the classical generic conventions of the gangster films of the 1930s or is it in a complete different league of it own? As it goes the Goodfellas conventions are closely related to ?Public Enemy? and ?Little Caesar? as it shows the lead characters rise to the gangster life and fall as such. Goodfellas differs slightly but still stays in the boundaries of this common identity given to the gangster genre. As the classical gangster films set up the narrative for this genre, Goodfellas doesn?t drift far from this narrative set in the 1930s.Goodfellas has the rise of the local nobody, the climbing up the ladder to a name around
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, and draw a bright cartoon-colored stripe directly over the rod (I.e. for a red lightsaber, the rod would be red, and the guy would paint a red stripe over it). The stack of painted cels would then be exposed onto a piece of blank film, one frame at a time. When played back, the film would just be moving stripes of color. At this point, the film would be passed through a light diffuser and simultaneously be re-exposed over the original image. Now when the film was played back, it gave a more genuine illusion of a lightsaber. Although it made the movie a huge success, this method of rotoscoping the lightsaber was fairly crude.>-Full credit for this essay must go to Y. Hirschhorn and www.cheathouse.com
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Romeo and Juliet essay by William Shakespea. Essay question: Why did 'The pair of star-crossed lovers' take their lives?The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is one of the most dramatic and influential love stories of all time. The play, written by William Shakespeare in the late sixteenth century tells the anguishing tale of 'star-crossed lovers' taking their lives to be together in death. This essay will discuss three points that I believe to be partly a cause of their deaths. Was it the prolonged feud that caused them to die? Was Friar Lawrence at fault, or could it have been merely fate? I will discuss these topics in detail and evaluate what I think was to blame for their tragic deaths.The
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Arthur Miller is one of America's most famous playwrights. Although his dramas take place in familiar settings, he has made a reputation for dealing with contemporary, political, and moral issues. Miller's work continues to inspire and teach people about American life and values.Arthur Miller was born in New York City on October 17, 1915. He attended the University of Michigan where he began writing plays. Several of these plays won awards. In 1944 Miller won New York City's Theatre Guild for his play, The Man Who Had All the Luck.Miller's first major success came with All My Sons, which won the Drama Critics Circle Award in 1947. Soon afterward, he wrote his most widely acclaimed play, The
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In Shakespeare's Macbeth, Macbeth contemplates murdering his king and friend, Duncan. Not long after a vicious battle, Macbeth receives a prophecy from three witches and he is told that he will assume the throne. Their prediction encourages Macbeth to act upon is secret desire to obtain the throne, as does his insistent wife, Lady Macbeth. Macbeth must make a choice to pursue his desires but his thoughts revolve around the consequences of committing the crime. Clearly, throughout his soliloquy, Macbeth uses g metaphors and euphemisms as he shifts between considering the consequences of killing King Duncan to uncertainty, to resolving that he cannot kill his friend.Macbeth understands that
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Reasons for joining the National Honor SocietyI first became interested in The National Honor Society (ARISTA) after discussing the top clubs in John F. Kennedy with my friend. My friend?s strong recommendation coupled with information I read from your posters solidified my decision to join the club.Since The National Honor Society is dedicated to helping the needy, children, the elderly and volunteering, I feel that this is the right society for me because since I was a child, I have been noted for my exceptional empathy. Raised by my grandmother and my mum as a single parent, I have always been involved with the elderly in my community. My grandmother instilled in me a sense of
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Hello, As you know my name is ****. My topic for the law seminar is Piracy. Piracy is the unauthorized duplication and distribution of copyright-protected items. These items can be Music, Software, Games, and printed works. I will talk about the penalties of piracy, the way it effects the economy. Now the 2 main questions.(Show the Over Head)Maybe you have downloaded a song from the Internet lately. And perhaps that song that you downloaded was by an artist that you had never heard before. Then you might have gotten their CD or gone to see them live. Maybe that artist supported downloading music. Say it was an artist that you had heard of by radio, TV, or another source; if it is that
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Most of today's Americans are killing themselves with food. Everywhere I go, all I see is fast-food restaurants, lousy eating habits and unconscious people. They don't seem to make eating habits a priority anymore. I think that people forgot one of the fundamental aspects of the human body: you are what you eat. If you eat fat, you will be fat. It is as logical to me as saying that if you drink five gallons of gasoline, you will die. Thus, I think that children should begin learning good food habits at a young age, so that the doom of an America where people die of heart failure in their twenties can be avoided. Let's start with fast-food. The best example of this phenomenon is the so
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Regression AnalysisAugust 18, 2008IntroductionRegression analysis and correlation analysis are two methods widely used in statistics to investigate the associations of variables. Regression and correlation gauge the extent of a connection among variables in two methods that are similar, yet different. In the case of regression analysis, Y is considered as a single dependent variable and a working attribute of one or more variables that would be considered independent, such as X1, X2, X3, and so on.In the case of regression analysis the presumption is that the values of both the independent and dependent variables are acquired in a random fashion, devoid of
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When people are confronted with information which they're not ready to accept, they will usually return to the phrase "ignorance is bliss". Ignorance is not bliss; it is merely a dose of anaesthetic which wears off in time. Being ignorant does not mean being happy, ignorance is lack of knowledge.Ignorance should never be a way of life for a fully grown human because knowledge always means power and ignorance never means bliss. For a child, however, ignorance of things they cannot accurately comprehend yet may be beneficial. I have always believed in Santa Claus until I caught my parents slipping presents into my Christmas socks. I was shell shocked when I witnessed that my parents were no
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Hamilton and Jefferson EssayThe developments in creating the USA Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton have extremely different views on how the USA should be run. Jefferson is constantly stating that the government is not equal. And as for Hamilton, he believes the general population should run the government.Jefferson stats that "A democracy is nothing more than a mob rule where fifty-one present of the people may take away the rights of the other forty nine" (Document A). Jefferson strongly implies that this government which is running the USA is not equal and not everyone gets a say in what happens in there country. Jefferson strongly believes that a Democracy is far from the best
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Noah Polizzotto4/15/14Political Science 105 KellyIn an everchanging world where industry and means of production have reached their biggest size since their inception, and with the global economy growing every year, there have been ways to solidify an elite place in society with things such as wealth and power through the invention of certain industries upon which civilization would grind to a halt if they were not as prevalent as they are today. With the ever increasing profit margins for these industries bringing in billions if not trillions of dollars a year, it is only human nature that the wealthy powerful elite will rise to the top of society not just through their genius industry
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While observing the world around me, I notice that there is a great deal of poverty and disease. While these are fairly general observations, I feel that they are an accurate representation of the world in which we live. The other day I encountered a man who asked me for directions to get to a local convenience store. After studying his facial features, I noticed that he had a severe eye infection. I asked him if he had seen a doctor, and he simply replied, "No. I don't have that kind of money, but it really has been making me hurt for a while now." His response infuriated me. I pondered how someone could survive a life in which medical resources are either unavailable or limited. Observing
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Whipping winter wind tears through the thin layer of Gortex. A giant shudder convulses my body as the wind makes contact, chilling me to the bone. Breath freezes the moment it touches the cool air. Yet it continues to swirl in the wind like a miniature cloud exiting my mouth.Straining, my eyes scanned the surroundings looking for a shape or shadow in the blinding whiteness. The trees are all white too, like giant monster blobs with only a touch of green color coming through the deep snow. Time seems to be frozen, along with my feet, in the blizzard of white and wind. I can't tell I'm moving or standing completely still.Realizing it's the latter I once again continue my decent into the frozen
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The most interesting article that I have read lately has to be about Bill Gates and how he has lead his company into the number one spot in the world. He co-founded Microsoft in 1975 and served as its Chief Executive Officer form the time the original partnership was incorporated in 1981 until January 2000. He is recognized as the youngest self-made billionaire in history. Windows operating system is America's most used software on the majority of personal computers. It is obvious that it takes a certain type of person to successfully create and maintain such a profitable organization. The article talked about how such a man had dropped out of Harvard to chase his dream. Gates has always
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In the story of Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, is Gertrude really the murder of her husband King Hamlet? There is no real answer to this question simply because is not a true story and it doesn't really ever tell you if Claudius was really the murder or not. However, if this were to be a true story, then I would suspect Gertrude of taking a part in her husband's murder. I believe that Gertrude did take a part in her husband's murder. I believe that she that she did commit adultery with Claudius. And if she did commit adultery with Claudius, then she probably didn't want anyone to find out that she did. So, her and Claudius must of came up with a plan to get rid of King Hamlet
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Have you ever had one of those days when you can't tell the difference between a dream and reality? You just want to pinch yourself because everything is so unbelievable. In the story "Young Goodman Brown" by Nathanial Hawthorne Goodman brown must have been dreaming. First because Faith's (Goodman Brown's wife) pink ribbon can't be in two places at the same time. Second the rock was cold and wet when a little before it was on fire. And the twig wasn't burnt or on fire when before it was. Thirdly it certainly takes longer than 15 minutes to get to Salem from Boston although that's how long the devil said it took him to get to Salem.The devil was waiting for Goodman Brown, and came from Boston
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Global WarmingAll arguments have two sides to them. The global warming issue is not an exception to that general rule. I believe that global warming is partly natural process, but our industrial activities have majorly influenced the climate changes. These changes are causing extinction in some animals like the polar bears and the melting of the Arctic that causes sea levels to rise. Global warming would also cause extreme weather like hurricane Katrina and more frequent and harsher droughts. The warming of the Earth would also bring more disease caring insects to migrate north: bringing plague and disease with them. The extreme weather causes millions of dollars in
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Seung (Peter) Baek His 1C: Dis 1FApr 15 2014History 1C:First PaperThe Unidentified GardenHow do you interpret the last line of Candide, "Let us cultivate our garden?Seung (Peter) In Baek: 804117200Fueled by the Enlightenment, the Eighteenth Century opened a new chapter for the "West to rule" (Russel, April 7th). All across Europe, revolutionary and radical philosophers advanced humanity into reason and away from old tradition. The enlightenment thinker's rushed to acquire knowledge and a sense of enthusiasm or hope for humanity predominated the continent. However, in Candide, Voltaire ends his satire with the scene of the mutualized and aged heroes of the tale. The gloomy and grotesque
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Jennifer RomanApril 2012P.3PlatoPlato was an incredibly influential Greek philosopher. He was born in Athens and he lived from 429-347 B.C.E. Plato was luckily born into a wealthy aristocratic family. His father was allegedly a descent from the early kings of Athens. Unfortunately, Plato's father perished when he was a child, and his mother eventually remarried. Plato's real name was actually Aristocles; he was named after his grandfather. Plato got the name Plato from his wrestling coach. Throughout his entire life, Plato was an intelligent and creative individual. Plato was a pupil of Socrates and the teacher of Aristotle He wrote a handful of dialogues and had several theories. Some of
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You need to manage time effectively if you're going to be successful. Better time management skills can improve your grades, help you keep stress in check, and help you be competitive in the career you undertake following your college or university education. Time management systems often fail because they the expectations of them are too unrealistic. Some people don't start a time management system until they're already falling behind in their work. They take on time management as a way of catching up. They try to cram all of their work into a period of time that is too short. The people who are trying to follow crammed schedules often fall way behind their intended pace and desert the plan
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The first and most important implicit question in this statement is by what standards Emerson is judging a hero---and whether it even matters, as he seems to be saying that a hero is a hero despite anything else. This assertion is false, however, because there is inevitably, not only in the actions of heroes but also in those of antiheroes, an element of situation and circumstance that either augments or diminishes their capacity for good. In 1984 by George Orwell, protagonist Winston Smith is, from what the reader can tell, the only individual (with the exception of his compatriot Julia) in his Big Brother society who sees anything wrong with the tactics employed by the government
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During Andrew Jackson's presidency in the 1820s-1830s, his supporters, known to the U.S. as Jacksonians Democrats, had four main goals. They tried to act as guardians of the United States Constitution, attempted to provide political democracy, strived to protect and promote individual liberty for all, and tried to give equality of economic opportunity. Unfortunately, Jacksonians did little to guard the constitution of the United States, and only provided political democracy to the extent of free white landowning males. Ironically, the same constitution that they protected stated that "...All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights
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GREEK & TROJAN ESASAY The Greeks and Trojans had many leaders such as gods and goddesses. Each one was more powerful than the average human was. Every person in that time period used to look up to all of his or her leaders. Each leader was unique in their own special way. The Greeks and Trojans held many important attributes in a leader.Agamemnon was a Greek king who was the leader of Mykenai. He was also the king of all of the Greeks. Then from the Trojans there was Priam who was the king of Troy. He was the father of fifty Trojan warriors. Each of these two held characteristics in order to be a leader. Agamemnon had drove King Thyestes 1 away to Cythera to become king. To be a good
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Classification EssayTopic : RestaurantsName : Bahbah HamzaCourse : Academic Writing IIProfessor : Jade Tahtah Restaurants are found wherever people go in the world. There are millions different types of restaurants influenced by culture, size facility, and specific food supplies. Today, most people are living stressful and busy lives. Some people have or travel all the time because of their work; some people just eat fast-food instead of healthier food because they do no want to spend too much or they are too busy to have regular food; some people want to spend their meals in downtown restaurants, because there are more choices and more convenient transportation in downtown; some people
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The topic of the essay 'Of Studies' by Sir Francis Bacon is clearly visible in the title itself. The main theme of the essay is to explain the use of studies as they serve for delight - in privateness and retiring, - in discourse, and for ability - in the judgment and disposition of business.The author, by means of this essay, stresses the importance of studies in life. He supports the notion that study is an immensely important aspect of life, as he goes on to explain what type of study, books, reading and writing he considers essential and what type he regards dispensable. Sir Francis believes that expert men can execute and judge in a very orderly fashion, bearing in mind the details
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Gender discrimination against women is not only common in North America, Europe and Australia but is a repetitive pattern globally (Johnson & Lee, Mandel 2012). This paper composes of extensive research on the subject of gender inequalities and how the glass ceiling phenomenon effects women as they are generally paid less, ask for less promotions and are perceived to be psychologically weaker (Acker 2009, Allison & Yap 2009, Johnson & Lee 2012, Mandel 2012, McDonald & Kmec 2010). The essay looks into some recent sociological issues on the role of women and the hardships they have to overcome due to gender bias which in turn restricts them from achieving the same status-quo
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motivated solely by self-interest, and also his believe that man can live stably and securely under the sovereign leadership of a monarch. He fails to convince me on either of these points. Despite the fact that I see much to be praised about Locke's theory, I feel that there are certain frailties that should be addressed, and I will conclude this essay by those that I feel are most significant.Essential too much of Locke's theory is his belief that living within the 'state of nature,' we have certain 'rights,' which he insists should be transferred to the societal or governmental level. Locke provides little evidence to offer support for the significance he places on these 'rights,' and the
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