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    only a few of the various activists who have made their marks on the world. Women have suffered through many harsh realities that world has thrown at them. One who was brave enough to confront this reality was Frida Kahlo. Frida is an outstanding role model‚ for she was a strong and independent woman. A person can only wonder how people find the drive to do amazing things. Pain and suffering was a massive part of Frida’s life‚ but she made the best of it and started herself down a path of fame. “Painting

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    that attitude "is a concept in psychology. Attitudes are positive or negative views of an ’attitude object’: i.e. a person‚ behavior or event". Body language refers to forms of non-verbal communication‚ wherein a person reveals clues as to some unspoken intention or feeling through their physical behaviour.[1] These behaviours can include body posture‚ gestures‚ facial expressions‚ and eye movements. Although this article focuses on interpretations of human body language‚ animals also use body language

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    Robert Waldihger’s "What makes a good life?" TED talk discusses the everyday question people ask‚ what brings happiness to life? Waldinger begins by mentioning a Harvard study that has been in progress for over 75 years. They study the lives of different groups of men and try to find the "key" to their happiness. They document every single detail from their medical records to what a simple 24hour day consists of for them. He wanted his audience to question themselves and to give them an "answer"

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    Othello’s character‚ circumstance and the eventual catharsis of fear and pity are the qualities that make Othello a tragedy. Othello’s position of eminence accentuates his eventual downfall‚ and his tragic flaw is essential in both the circumstances created and in the resulting catharsis. Shakespeare creates an accumulation of fear and pity‚ through the harsh deception of Othello‚ and catharsis occurs when Othello is released from this situation through his death. Through Othello’s position of eminence

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    peace and order to the land based on law‚ justice‚ and morality. He was the one whpo made the knights at the round table where all knights are seated equal around the table‚ symbolizing equality‚ unity‚ and oneness. Here are some things that made him a good leader. (1) Honest‚ in that he displayed sincerity‚ integrity‚ and candor in his actions. (2) He was very intelligent‚ because he liked to read and study. (3) Inspiring‚ because he demonstrated confidence‚ so he could inspired his knights and those

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    "What is your experience with decision-making models?" How do we‚ as leaders‚ make our decisions? After decades of pondering‚ no singular method on the subject exists. So how then does one know which method to choose or if the right choice has been made and why should we use one at all? To answer these questions‚ I must refer to my personal experience on the subject. I have used a variety of decision-making tools‚ including PMI‚ SWOT‚ CBA‚ Decision-Trees‚ and MDPISA. What are these tools?

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    one might think “What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger.” What they should be thinking about is what got them into a near-death situation in the first place. Several years ago I had been working in Europe for more than 200 days straight. I was sick of the cold‚ dreary weather I was forced to endure day in and day out in the north of England. So when my friends suggested that I join them on vacation to go scuba diving in the Cayman Islands‚ I jumped at the chance to go. What I didn’t know at

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    1) A memorable passage encountered towards the end of the first chapter (What Makes You Afraid?) is when Sylvie describes the horrendous sound she hears while waiting in her parents Datsun for their return. Sylvie points out that “All my life until that night‚ I’d never heard such a horrible and unforgettable sound” (6). This passage is significant as it reveals the faith of Sylvie’s parents because she seems to describe the sound of gun shots. Sylvie also heard the sound twice indicating that both

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    Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white man in the colored section. She was arrested and that’s when she became known as the “Mother of the Civil Rights Movement”. Rosa Parks is an above average leader because of what she did. One of the traits that makes her a good leader is her intelligence. During high school she dropped out to help out her ill mother and grandmother‚ but after she got married she went back to school and received her high school diploma at the age of 21. She worked

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    “It is Difficult for Athletes to be Role Models” is an article written by Gary Sailes and originally published in the USA Today Magazine on September 11‚ 2001. The original title was "Professionals Athletes: Cultural Icons or Social Anomalies." This is a newspaper article by the Society for the Advancement of Education. Sailes relies entirely on his education being a sports sociologist and opinion in this article‚ the main point of which is that the professional athletes be morally obligated

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