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    Crude: the Documentary

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    contaminating the rainforest for around three decades‚ poisoning the water‚ air and land. The pollution has created a ‘death zone’ that has been increasing the rates of cancer‚ leukemia‚ birth defects‚ and several other health illnesses. This ‘David and Goliath’ story brings up an array of topics: human rights‚ the power of the media‚ global politics‚ multinational corporate power‚ and celebrity activism. The film was shot in different countries and in multiple languages. Berlinger presented the situation

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    come from? Is it forged in the sweat and tears of hard work or in our natural born abilities? This has been debated for a very long time now and many authors have given their point of view on the situation. In The Sports Gene‚ a non-fiction text by David Epstein tells that talent comes from innate abilities and these abilities allow for little training to be needed to be successful. He talks about how our biological image can carry us to success. In Outliers: The Story of Success another non-fiction

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    Fly Away Peter In what ways does David Malouf use interesting literary techniques in Fly Away Peter to explore ideas and themes? “Two little dickie birds‚ Sitting on a wall; One named Peter‚ One named Paul. Fly away Peter! Fly away Paul! Come Back Peter! Come Back Paul!” Traditional Throughout ‘Fly Away Peter’ Malouf utilises a variety of literary techniques such as contrast‚ Imagery‚ Symbolism and foreshadowing to portray ideas and themes. The title ‘Fly Away Peter’ makes reference

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    Henry David Thoreau

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    Ashley Baxter Professor Vallee English 1A December 6th 2012 True Happiness Happiness is a word that has been thrown around for centuries. The term means something different to everyone. To Henry David Thoreau it means not being locked down to the rules of society. To be free from social slaughter of word of mouth. Free from taxes that society is forced to pay and why? Because some big shot said so? Thoreau was a man in a natural world‚ he knew true happiness‚ he didn’t care

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    David Hume was a Scottish philosopher who lived in the mid to late 1700’s. He wrote on a variety of topics‚ metaphysics‚ aesthetics‚ ethics‚ the self‚ and more. However‚ some of his most intriguing and significant work was done on the philosophy of religion. Though he was often very definitive and straight forward in his works‚ he never made a truly positive statement regarding his religious beliefs. Much evidence exists suggesting that he was an atheist‚ however he often seems to waver and frequently

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    passing Kenneth over as if he were another chair. (Dubus 223) The way Kenneth feels toward Douglas is like the story of David and Goliath; David and Goliath are both fighting over something they want‚ the same with Kenneth and Douglas‚ even though Douglas doesn’t know he is in a fight. David defends Israel because he loves it in the same way Kenneth loves Connie. Goliath and Douglas only want to

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    David Sedaris throughout this story is social comparing himself to the poplar kids. This is evident by the way he talks about the popular kids because he is on the outside of the group which is evident throughout the story. His idealization of the popular crowd is so profound that when he over hears the other kids at the Labor Day celebration he did not realize that there are other popular groups out there. This is upward social comparison. He believe that the popular kids somehow are better off

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    about destroying Smiths reputation‚ or his life‚ for his own personal gain. Taylor is a man with seemingly unlimited power to control the very minds of people. In addition to being a story of good v. evil‚ Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is a David and Goliath story. In addition to being a good man‚ Jeff Smith is also a man with very little money and power. Jeff doesn’t have the resources to fight Taylor. But he knows that he is right‚ and that’s all he needs to keep on fighting. Taylor‚ on the other

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    Humble

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    Humble What is humble? My definition of humble is when a person thinks less of themselves and is grateful for what they have‚ recognizes their faults‚ and can admit that they are not the best at everything. Being humble is necessary to succeed in today’s society‚ and it is a necessity to go far in life. Although it is a struggle trying to be humble while dealing with certain people‚ I strive to be humble in everyday life. I do this because I accept the fact of knowing that I am not better than

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    The Case Study of David Reimer In 1965 in Winnipeg‚ Canada‚ Janet Reimer gave birth to healthy‚ identical twin boys‚ Bruce and Brian. Around the age of 6 months‚ both boys began having urinary difficulties. They were referred for circumcision at 8 months. The routine procedure went horribly wrong when the boy’s urologist decided to use an electro-cautery needle instead of a typically used scalpel on Bruce. His genital organs were completely destroyed and could not be surgically repaired. The doctors

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