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    In 1873 blue jeans were invented by a well known man named Levi Strauss. Blue jeans became popular for farmers and workers‚ because they were tougher and less likely to rip. Many Americans wore jeans for comfort‚ too. A 24-year-old German immigrant named Levi Strauss departed from New York with little supply of dry materials. He also had the intention of opening an extension of his brother’s New York business that he was bringing to San Francisco. Strauss did not want to be a prospector‚ so he decided

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    those who return to study to obtain a degree. Despite these stories however‚ many companies have been seeking employees to fill up positions for months to years. Many of these jobs have included machinist‚ welder‚ and many more in manufacturing‚ hence blue collar jobs. Now you may be thinking‚ how can companies not fill up position for manual labor? But with the pace of the advancement of technology in modern society‚ machinery has become more complicated and requires a higher skill cap to use compared

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    Sonny’s Blues James Baldwin’s short story‚ Sonny’s Blues‚ is a story about the narrator’s younger brother‚ Sonny‚ who has been in trouble with selling and using heroin‚ and how the narrator deals with it. Throughout the story‚ the author uses music and imprisonment as motifs. He also uses rage and fury as a common theme. Blues music‚ which is characterized as a template of chords with lyrics reflecting sadness and usually pertaining to African Americans‚ is very similar to Sonny’s Blues. Baldwin

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    BLUE GREEN ALGAE ESSAY Blue Green Algae is a natural part of our water ways‚ which has existed in harmony in these environments for centuries. It has only become a problem in recent times due to its increased growth and aggression due to factors caused by humans. These factors consist mainly of excess phosphorous seeping into the water ways from fertilisers used to promote the growth of farm land cropping. Essentially we have over fed Blue Green algae‚ causing an unstable explosion of growth

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    English 1302 11 March 2015 Conflict and Characterization in “Sonny’s Blues” “Sonny’s Blues” is a short story by the author James Baldwin. It is a story about two brothers and `their severe struggles in Harlem and the different ways in which they handled them. The author shows through the narrator and his brother Sonny how two individuals can follow two totally different life paths‚ be distant for most of their lives‚ but in the end find common ground through a shared understanding of the pain

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    Anthony In Blue Alsatia. The text under analyses belongs to the pen of Eleanor Farjeon. She was famous for delightful and distinctive poems for children. She had sensitiveness to beauty and had true understanding of the essential quality of romance. The text under analyses is about a man‚ Anthony by name‚ who read a morning paper and was faced with an article “A Minor Mystery” which was about a train who broke on the half way to the place of destination. Anthony begin to imagine that he was present

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    Blue Ocean Strategy Paper MKT/421 September‚ 29‚ 2014 Blue Ocean Strategy Paper Companies are not eternally remaining on the market in a productive way. It is normal to find industries that make wise decisions‚ but there is also the possibility that the decisions taken have not been the best. Our mission as marketing managers is to discover the wise decision that would mark not only within the industry‚ but also in the market with the purpose of repeating that decision in a clever and a systematic

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    Chapter three in Reservation Blues brought about some very interesting dialogue between Thomas and his new acquaintance: Chess. Invited to the Flathead Reservation to play at the Tipi Pole Tavern‚ Coyote Springs gave a drunken performance on stage. During the last length of their show‚ Thomas pulled Chess up on stage in a duet-serenade kind of thing. After Chess‚ and her sister Checkers‚ aided the three in putting their gear away‚ Thomas and Chess began to converse. I found the dialogue between them

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    artists in Jazz‚ R&B‚ Rap‚ and Rock. Early that year‚ Davis had laid down the album Kind of Blue‚ a record that would be the foundation of modal jazz. As Davis’ best selling album‚ the record was a major hit with critics and listeners everywhere. Showcasing each songs complexity through soloing‚ Davis was able to entice educated listeners with the simplicity of the modes. The musicality behind Kind of Blue‚ first showed up in his earlier work; especially his album Milestone. Milestone was an album

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    Reservation Blues Sherman Alexie‚ author of the novel Reservation Blues‚ explains that at the start of an Indian’s life on a reservation‚ he or she is destined to be hopeless. First‚ parental guidance is infrequent leaving many infant Indians with an insufficient childhood. After that‚ Indian children experience poor education revolved around heaps of stereotyping and bullying from their white classmates and teachers. Next‚ any sort of entertainment such as television‚ music‚ and books are extremely

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