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    Even though certain Muslims go about their religion differently than others‚ they all share the same general practices‚ known as the Five Pillars of Islam. Muslims must try their best to follow the Five Pillars of Islam‚ because they are considered to be God’s commandments. The first pillar of Islam is belief and witness‚ which is to believe and teach that God and Muhammad are united. “There is no god but God‚ and Muhammad is the Messenger of God.” The second pillar is the practice of continual prayers

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    Establishing a credible character is especially important when it comes to character. It would be impossible to persuade a colleague or customer if one’s credibility was damaged from a previous experience. One way to partially restore that credibility would be to apologize for any mistakes that have been made. Again‚ credibility is a necessity when it comes to persuasion messages. The ultimate goal of a persuasion message is to influence a person to believe in the same idea as you. Weak credibility

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    Constructing an Account of an Argument In the article "Against School" (2003)‚ John Taylor Gatto debates that mandatory school is not educating our children but instead the schools are teaching them how to be manageable. He supports his claim by giving us personal accounts of what he has seen‚ examples of people who have been successful in life whom were not subject to the school system‚ and he also gives us text from other authors who support his views. Gatto’s purpose is to inform his readers

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    Project Rationale This project (Medical Records System with Mobile Support) was designed and developed to easily facilitates and monitors the patients records. This project will help the clinic to speed up the process of patient monitoring and searching patient’s records. This aims to solve the minor problems identified en every process encountered by the personnel-in-charge from monitoring and searching patient’s information. The developers have come up with a solution to make the clinic’s manual

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    RATIONALE OF PRACTICAL LIFE Many have questioned the true purpose and success of the Montessori method‚ specially the practical life area because it comes across as wasted time where the child spends spooning‚ pouring and playing‚ doing whatever he/she pleases‚ but many don’t know that “Dr. Maria Montessori designed the didactic apparatus as means to the achievement of the sensory‚ motor and intellectual development through the free exercise of the child’s interest” (Dr. Montessori’s own handbook

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    teachers. Colin asked his mother many times about his dad. He wanted to know when his dad will come home. His mother did give him a hint about his father not having a proper job. He realized later that his mother did not leave any clues for his dad to follow. He then wrote a letter to his dad. But there was no reply. Every night‚ Colin would take the tobacco tin out of the toe of his boot and put it under his pillow. Then‚ he would hum his favourite song which was also his dad’s favourite. He would stay

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    whole project is expected to take‚ given finite resources SAPM Spring 2006: Project Management 4 Work Breakdown Structure A WBS is a diagram showing the major subtasks of the project: Build Shed Planning Obtaining Materials Constructing Pour foundation Build frame Install siding Install roof Finish (door‚ etc.) Rule of thumb: break things down as far as necessary to estimate and schedule them‚ and no further. SAPM Spring 2006: Project Management 5 Network diagram

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    Asking and Giving Directions This video is talking about Andres Moreno that looked for an ATM and Pazzo’s Pizzeria Restaurant in Colorado. The first people that he met are Adam and Brandon. They said to him to go down the street‚ take a left after the bridge‚ and Pazzo’s Pizzeria would be on his left. Then they said to go down the street then cross the bridge to the right and the ATM would be there. But the directions that they gave were wrong so he asked to another people. The second person

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    Linda S. Flower Divinity‚ what is it? Have you heard of it? What does it do? Which sort of power does it bestow? Divinity is simply being in the state or quality of divine‚ in other words‚ one can portray divinity as being “Godlike.”Authors are often considered “Godlike‚” they are the ultimate creator‚ they often have the freedom of creating any character in any situation‚ in any environment. They often bring their concept‚ character‚ passion or story to life. Writing takes time‚ though‚ commitment

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    The Psychology of Persuasion Plan of School Event by Psychological Theme Topic and Event Among the huge range of psychological themes‚ in order to bring an event to school it is necessary to choose a topic not too theoretical. At least one goal is to evoke student’s interest in Psychology. A good way to do so is to try to link already existing knowledge with new views and facts. I chose as a topic “The Psychology of Persuasion” because I think it’s a popular opinion among people and already

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