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    online and attract more guests and gain profit as well. Upgrade the present manual system to an online system that is faster and more accurate Provide an easier way to access of information anytime to the guests/clients needs such as the Ventura memorial park features and services. Speed up the recording and retrieving of data and Manage more secure information or more secured reservation records. Research instruments were used to accumulate the needed information that are essentials in the achievement

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    Memorial Day Reflection

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    speeches publically on Memorial Day for the past few years‚ but then I remembered I had support from many aspects in my life which helped me gather together the ideas for writing and the confidence to express/communicate my morning thoughts to the community for the Memorial Service at the Bayview Cemetary. I tried my best every year at making sure my speech was written by self with the help of an adult advisor who happen to be my Aunt and the Legion coordinator for the Memorial Poppy Girl this was lucky

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    Memorial Day Definition

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    service are remembered‚ traditionally observed on May 30 but now officially observed on the last Monday in May” is how Google defines Memorial Day from the book. However‚ everyone has their own experiences and ideas of what this American holiday means to them; not every word or phrase can be clearly defined like they do in dictionaries. For some students‚ Memorial Day means a day off from school; or a day to play video games‚ or binge watch an entire TV show. Or‚ if you’re in the school band‚ it

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    Fdr Memorial Reflection

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    Lastly‚ the third quote‚ I saw that impacted me was at the FDR Memorial. Carved into the stone‚ it stated‚ “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” - Franklin D Roosevelt. FDR said included this quotation in his First Inaugural Address during the time of the Great Depression. FDR was telling the American people that their fear of the Great Depression was only making things worse during the financial crisis. This quote is meaningful to me because it made me believe that fear is all in your

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    defines the Nobel Prize as any of various annual prizes (as in peace‚ literature‚ medicine) established by the will of Alfred Nobel for the encouragement of persons who work for the interests of humanity. The "Peace" prize differs from the others in the fact that it can be awarded to either an individual or a group. Another distinction is that while the others are awarded for achievements reached‚ the Peace prize can be given to those for their "current" efforts. A few Nobel Peace Prize winners that

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    Consider how Shakespeare’s themes of prejudice and chaos versus order were received by his contemporary audience. How does Geoffrey Sax’s production continue to find relevance in these issues for the modern audience? Othello is a play of tragedy; that examines the darker aspects of human existence‚ and forces us as audience to contemplate what it is to be human. Shakespeare privileges and challenges the Elizabethan attitudes and values towards the prejudices of race and gender while also presenting

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    Native American Memorial

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    design of the monument and where the monument will be located. Before the design of a memorial can be thought out‚ people must first decide what to memorialize. Because memorials are meant to represent the most important things‚ the memorials subject must have some significance.

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    America’s second world war is conserved by the memorial in Washington D.C. It contains the memories and facts about this event in history‚ that honors the sixteen million who died in the armed forces‚ 400‚000 who died in the war‚ and millions of Americans who supported the American war effort at home (National WWII Memorial). Adolf Hitler used his position as chancellor to be a dictator. He had full control over the legislative and executive branches. He took control in 1933 and started World War

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    The establishment of the Vietnam Memorial consisted of an abundance of controversy both in the creation and building process because of the two opposition groups that were in play during the war. In "Never Again: A Vietnam Syndrome in American Foreign Policy"‚ Patrick Hagopian analyzes how various factions congregated due to either support or opposition of the Vietnam War. As the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C was created‚ a vast majority of individuals‚ verbally protested back and forth against

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    the problem of creating a shared identity for the Holocaust. Germany set out to create memorials that could help German citizens recognize the atrocities of Hitler’s reign‚ mourn the deaths of more than 6 million Jews and avoid fascist dictators in the future. James E. Young was a member of a five-man committee that would decide which memorial sketch to construct. The process was troublesome because the memorial had to be accepted by the Jewish community and have the Germans not feel targeted. Young

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