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    “Asian Carp and the Effect on the Great Lakes” Statement of the Issue Asian carp are a threat to the Great Lakes if they invade them.   They could destroy the Great Lakes ecosystem by overpopulating the lakes and disrupting the food chain.   Asian carp are large fish that can weigh up to 100 pounds and grow to more than four feet long and will consume an excess amount of food and leave the other fish with very little to eat.   With these carp in the water sport fishing will be affected along

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    In chapter five of Michelle Alexander’s book entitled‚ “The New Jim Crow”‚ she tackles the topic that most of the Americans ignore. In the beginning of this chapter‚ she mentioned president Barack Obama’s speech on father’s day. In Obama’s he stated that many fathers are missing or MIA‚ and AWOL with their responsibilities. This scenarios can perfectly describe African Americans family‚ where many children does not have their fathers by their side. As Alexander argues‚ “a black child born today

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    Life-Changing Journey In the short story‚ “Greasy Lake‚” written by author T. Coraghessan Boyle‚ we read about the gruesome discovery that the unidentified narrator himself comes across on one particular summer night while seeking adventure with his two friends. The teenage boys all of equal age believe they are “bad” and unfortunately they learn the hard way about the consequences of being mischievous when they visit the infamous Greasy Lake. The suburban boys find more than what they are looking

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    Executive Summary The CEO at West Lake Home Furnishings LTD‚ Charles Bowman‚ came across with a proposal of reducing the retail price of a signature line of decorative lamps from $69.99 to $29.99 for a period of one year. This customer has a large U.S. based retail chain accounted for one-third of West Lake’s wholesale business in 2006. The company had to adjust by holding higher inventory levels in warehouses. West Lake Home Furnishings LTD is intending to stay at top of its business and is

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    Seeing things from Kafka’s perspective creates a greater understanding as to the problem of identity restriction he is facing as an individual in trying to find himself‚ without being defined by his father. The Boy Named Crow is presented as Kafka’s superego‚ which he strives to be and turns to for frequent motivation. Murakami’s use of this was very significant‚ because he was able to highlight the struggle that so many people deal with. Individuals often create dual identities

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    We always have fun swimming in the lake. Sorry the other guys couldn’t make it‚ but I need to go my grandpa is taking me fishing this afternoon.” Kenny grabbed the towel and went to the bike. “Yeah‚ guess I’ll go on home‚ it’s not much fun swimming alone‚” Justin mumbled staring at the water. “What’s wrong?” Kenny asked when he noticed his friend looked sad. “I wish I had a grandpa‚ but all mine are dead.” “Yeah‚ well‚ I need to go‚ see you later.” Kenny hooked the towel on the side of his bike

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    the blatantly prejudiced laws of the country. Amongst these laws were the infamous Jim Crow laws‚ these laws institutionalized various economic‚ social‚ and educational disadvantages for African American through enforcing segregation in the South. The tension created by these laws snowballed with the aid of people like Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. and ultimately‚ resulted in the eradication of the Jim Crow laws. However‚ discrimination and wealth disparity remained to be an eminent problem

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    COMMENTARY: The Crow Road The passage recounts the funeral ceremony of Prentice’s –main character-grandmother .The passage describes the general atmosphere in the crematorium and Prentice’s reaction to the situation.Bank’s writing has a significant amount of description of the characters and the situation‚ thus grabbing the reader’s attention . He puts more care in physically describing the characters‚ noticeably Prentice’s father “His brown greying brown head was massive above his tweed jacket”

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    West Lake Home Furnishings Ltd. Written Analysis and Communication - II Instructor Submitted by Section- D 2/08/2008 Date: May 30‚ 2007 To: Charles Bowman‚ CEO‚ West Lake Home Furnishings Ltd.‚ Ontario‚ Toronto. From Subject: Advice on whether to accept the offer of reducing the price of signature product to $29.99 for a year. This report is a summary and analysis of current situation on West Lake Home Furnishings Ltd. (WLHFL) The analysis is based upon the basic objective

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    Jim Crow as the “Nadir of Black America” As Reconstruction collapsed‚ white supremacist values reemerged to counteract the threat of black advancement in a white society. Violence against blacks was condoned by social and legal forces alike‚ creating a detrimental environment for black Americans. The Jim Crow system effectively reestablished African Americans as “second-class citizens” in all aspects of life. With the exception of slavery‚ I agree with Loewen’s assessment of the Jim Crow era as the

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