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    Celestial Navigation

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    Celestial Navigation is the art and science of finding your way by the sun‚ moon‚ stars‚ and planets‚ and‚ in one form or another‚ is one of the oldest practices in human history. Celestial navigation‚ also known as astronavigation‚ is a position fixing technique that has evolved over several thousand years to help sailors cross oceans without having to rely on estimated calculations‚ or dead reckoning‚ to know their position. Celestial navigation uses "sights‚" or angular measurements taken between

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    the use of technology and the Internet‚ it has made our lives a bit easier. Cell phones and the Internet are by far the most influential. Paying bills‚ for example‚ has become easier and convenient because with a simple click of a mouse your bill can be paid. And still even better than that‚ with the invention of the new Iphone‚ you can now pay your bills from your phone. Having these new inventions we no longer have to waste time or gas on having to pay our bills. Also research has become much faster

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    Final Draft Since the beginning of time humans have been using what nature has provided to navigate. Whether it was by using landmarks or the heavens‚ they relied on these constants to help prevent them from getting lost. This was done by both land dwellers and early seafarers that would follow the coastline to reach their destination. If a boat ever lost sight of land‚ all would not be lost because the sailors could rely on watching the flight of the birds and the motion of the waves. The stars

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    popularity truly works. He says‚ “These individuals and groups became immensely influential by advancing innovative ideology‚ and thereby developing intensely loyal followers” (Why Does Something Become Popular). He explains how famous icons stand out to people because they make alternative approaches towards things that have once been mastered. Because of Fred Astaire’s effortless work in the ballroom genre of dance‚ and his innovative approach to filming dance numbers‚ he helped popularize dance

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    of society for well over a hundred years and shows no sign of becoming dated. Sherlock Holmes and the Science of Deduction One of the reasons that Sherlock Holmes has remained so popular is that he is the first character to popularize the style of detection that he used. Ideas like fingerprints which have becomes something everyone knows about and that is not the only idea that he used. Almost

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    Navigation Acts Why do you agree with the Navigation Act? Under the Navigation Acts passed by the British Parliament‚ there was a series of 29 laws under which all goods being sent to America had to be first shipped to England where the ships had to pay heavy tax. To be precise‚ the Navigation Acts were a series of laws framed in a way to favor the English shipbuilding and restrict trade and commerce competition from England’s commercial competitors‚ especially the Dutch. The Navigation Act played

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    How Did Salvador’s Art Become so Popular? Salvador’s art has influenced many people and artist till this day. With his amazing surrealist kinds of art depicting the things of the real world but in a different perspective. It all started with the birth of Salvador Dali of May 11‚ 1904. He had two siblings‚ Salvador was his 9 month older brother‚ but he soon died before Dali was born. His parents like to say to Salvador that he was his brothers reincarnation. The second sibling Salvador had was his

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    Personal Success

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    To be successful in life is something every person wishes for. How one becomes successful is defined differently by each individual. Achieving success is not only about how much money one makes as many might believe. Although‚ to be financially stable is one part of my definition of success‚ my personal definition also includes many other aspects of life that are important to me. For me‚ success is really the satisfaction with which I am today and the commitment to continue to grow. As I continue

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    in understanding the transmitted message could not be avoided. Effective listening could be prevented by many “habits” which characterize listeners‚ according to O’Rourke‚ J. S. (2013) in his book Management communication: International edition: 1. Thinking a lot about talking‚ can result in not paying attention to listening. 2. Lack of interest/attention to the subject. Often a barrier to effective communication is the lack of interest‚ mood and capabilities of the receiver to concentrate on

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    The Person I Have Become “To one who has faith‚ no explanation is necessary. To one without faith‚ no explanation is possible.” “A man who works with his hands is a laborer; a man who works with his hands and his mind is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is an artist.” ~St. Thomas Aquinas To summarize St. Thomas Aquinas is saying that when you believe in something you do not need validation‚ but without faith nothing can validate your life‚ emotions and experiences

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