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    1. The common ostrich is a large flashy animal that will likely be a zoo visitor favorite. It will bring new visitors to the zoo. It is the fastest bipedal animal and the largest bird in the world‚ which will to draw zoo visitors to it (Bradford‚ 2014). Having large interesting birds is a great way to educate the public on birds as a whole‚ while gaining its attention and by doing so in an interesting way. 2. Welfare considerations for the common ostrich include providing clean water and a proper

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    Storm Hydrograph

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    Factors Influencing the Storm Hydrograph 1 | Geology of catchment area | | Geology | Lag Time | Rising Limb | Peak Discharge | Recession Limb | | Permeable rocks | Long | Gentler | Low | Gentler | | Impermeable rocks | Short | Extremely steep | High | Steeper | | Permeable rocks possess more concentrated lines of weaknesses and preexisting joints that can be exploited by water. Water flow along these open cracks and pathways within the rock is

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    Three Great Conquerors of History Gaius Julius Caesar of Rome‚ Alexander the Great of Greece‚ and Genghis Khan of Mongolia were exceptional rulers during their reign. To this day they are still studied and praised for the achievements and goals they accomplished as rulers. Many historians often find themselves asking the question: “Now what exactly made these men so great?” The answer is quite simple. Each man in charge of his empire had the exceptional leadership skills to pilot an army effectively

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    and forth‚ firing arrows or musket balls at the enemy (R7).” The American troops followed the commands of their leader while in battle giving them an organized structure of leadership. Within the Lakota however‚ “each man indulged in a variety of flashy escapades to display bravery; he followed the leader only when it suited his convenience or inclination (R7).” This allowed the American troops the ability to easily pick off the Lakota warriors at will with little to no loss of their own. As seen

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    La Belle Epoque

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    caused for the rest an increasing prosperity and wide-spread optimism and trust in future. Cultural life was now accessible for all classes; people went out into cabarets to get distracted or for political mockeries. Cheerfulness‚ permissiveness and flashy outfits ruled. One of the symbols for this age was the Moulin Rouge. It was known for its Can-Can dance and new styles in performance theatre (Wilde). It became a mixing bowl of upper class‚ middle class‚ women and foreigners. The Eiffel Tower

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    Beatles Impact on America

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    a much needed distraction to the morose melancholy of the "cold war." Despite the screaming‚ fainting fans and frenzy for the Fab Four‚ they were not like the musical heartthrobs who came before them. Along with their fun‚ original attitudes and flashy musical taste‚ the Beatles brought and established in America‚ their own political opinions as well‚ most prominently their anti-war viewpoints. The Beatles were not only appreciated in America as the most popular and successful band of the 1960s (and

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    Will you please be quiet‚ please? Raymond Carver Chapter Summaries “Fat” A waitress serves a fat man and is moved by the experience. “Neighbors” A couple house-sitting for neighbors are gradually taking over their neighbors’ lives. They begin to enjoy the feeling of voyeurism and begin to hope: One says‚ “Maybe they won’t come back.” “The Idea” A couple spies on a man who spies on his own wife from his garden. “They’re Not your Husband” Details an out of work salesman´s response to the

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    The second release of Remote: Reflections on Life in the Shadow of Celebrity includes a foreword by Philip Lopate‚ an American film critic‚ essayist‚ fiction writer‚ poet and teacher. As the reprint is from 2003‚ the views that Lopate has on David Shileds’s collection of essays is radically differet than the aforementioned revievers from 1996. Lopate says that Shields refuses to delve into a “convenient narrative arc of victimization‚ addiction‚ denial‚ revelation and faith‚ he insists on trying

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    Bo Jackson

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    Clem Rinaldi English IV Ms. Morgan January 9‚ 2013 Everyone has a favorite athlete that they admire watching as they grow up. But my favorite athlete is a athlete that I was never able to see play. His name is Vincent Edward Jackson better known as Bo Jackson. He was born on November 30‚ 1962 in Bessemer‚ Alabama. Jackson came to fame as a multi-talented athlete‚ who excelled in baseball‚ football and track at an early age. His superior athletic abilities memorized me in ways that no other athlete

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    How To Join A Gang Essay

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    six feet under. The most assumption about joining gangs is to get rich. Some young people believe that gang members are rich‚ drive nice cars and do not have to work. However‚ very few gang members get rich‚ because most of their money supports a flashy and stylish lifestyle rather than for living or saving. They are always on the guard‚ watching for the police or rival gang members. They are constantly in danger of getting arrested or being killed. Even on their own turf they are at risk of getting

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