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    Characteristics of Effective Planning Effective planning increases the likelihood of success for a program while ineffective planning practices almost always results in false starts and frustration. When a group is aware of the characteristics of effective planning and monitors the presence of these characteristics‚ formally or informally‚ they will be a step closer to high quality program accountability. Directions: Below is a list of effective planning characteristics. Rate how well your

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    When discussing the topic of gangs you must realize that no two gangs are the same. This uniqueness is made up of many different characteristics that are personalized to each individual gang. The three main characteristics that make up a gang are: 1) being unplanned and spontaneous in their creation‚ 2) having face-to-face interactions between members on a daily basis‚ and 3) moving forward together at the same pace and being met with some sort of criminal situation that they must deal with together

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    to know about some of the best authors there is to date. Emily Dickinson was born on December 10‚ 1830‚ in Amherst‚ Massachusetts. Dickinson is considered one of the best poets from her time. Every poet has something that makes them unique and different from one another and what made Emily unique was the way she wrote her poems in incomplete sentences as well as how she explained herself through writing. As Allen Tate states‚ “Dickinson’s poems do not encompass a wide range of experience; instead

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    The ocean is a vast expanse of mostly unexplored space‚ a place with limitless opportunity and mystery. No one knows what they may find in the darkest depths of the ocean. Kate Chopin takes advantage of this unforeseen power in “The Awakening” by associating the ocean with the power to open one’s mind to the freedoms that surround them and the choices they can make. Edna’s initial awakening lead to her become her own person and continuously more independent from Léonce. This change was completely

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    WHAT MAKES YOU WAIT FOR THE FUTURE (4/2/2013) What makes you wait for the future? What makes you go on? What makes you strive to see the future? If life is a harsh place to live in why do you still work hard to keep moving forward? If you had answer these questions with an ease‚ probably you are having a good life‚ having a great experience with your love ones‚ probably life smite you so hard‚ test you and everything was so wrong that you almost give up but hope came up. There are so many reasons

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    awakening‚ enlightenment and catharsis we are able to witness the breakage of a society once entrapped in a world fuelled by power‚ greed and corruption. Terry is confronted with guilt of taking part in the downfall of Joey Doyle’s murder. This is what initiates the awakening of his conscience. “I thought the most they were going to do was lean on him a bit. Get him to talk.” His misguided allegiance with Johnny Friendly and the mob prevent him from developing his own judgement. Therefore he is trapped

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    What makes “The Great Gatsby” so “Great”? Is it the charm the protagonist displays in his efforts to impress his love? Is it the vivid descriptions of the ostentatious ways the wealthy live? Perhaps one of the biggest lures for this novel is the representation of Jazz era America it paints. F. Scott Fitzgerald paints a vivid and eloquent‚ if somewhat dark‚ picture of the Jazz Age and the American dream that resonates in one’s soul. The novel adheres to the theme of the Jazz Era. The Jazz Era was

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    The likely consequences of skipping class Most students have the experience of skipping class due to various kinds of excuses. No matter what the excuse is‚ almost everyone agree that skipping class is not a proper behavior for the college students‚ so that it will lead to some serious consequences. In my view‚ every coin has two sides‚ and we shall not just focus on one side. Speaking to the behavior of skipping class‚ objectively‚ there are two kinds of consequences of it. Students who choose

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    Candidate Taber began by tasking each fire team as they arrived to the assembly area. SNC plotted both locations on the map with relative accuracy. SNC utilized the red numbers on the protractor at first and gave improper azimuth. After the evaluator told him he was incorrect he then gave a proper azimuth‚ but the distance was incorrect. SNC posed confidence while presenting his brief with a strong voice and an understanding of the five paragraph order format but was vague on the information being

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    Grace Poole‚ Bertha Mason‚ and St. John. Jane has to overcome obstacles like oppression‚ sadness‚ and love in Victorian society. Jane first encounters love in Thornfield Hall and she has difficulties understanding her love for Mr. Rochester. Jane makes a better spouse for Rochester because she is not the typical woman in Victorian society and she proves this by being brave‚ compassionate‚ and forgiving. In Victorian

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