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    Article I: Can going green improve business productivity? This article provides a great example of the concept of “Green Marketing” A concept we discussed in class‚ it talks about how going green and by marketing the green concept‚ you can improve the overall state of your business. As the economy and the world are slowly changing the one thing that is becoming more and more evident is the growing concern of the environment. Specifically more and more businesses are trying to go green to help their personal

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    solution to the climate change crisis. The whole going green trend is very popular in this day and age. Many people want the label as being a person who is helping our environment‚ someone who is making a difference in this over populated world. Little do they know that doing something as small as buying a flex fuel car is helping the environment in no way at all. Buying a car like this is doing exactly what the consumer wants; giving them a green image but making them do absolutely no work. Scientists

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    Bob Brown and the Greens Politics Bob Brown is a controversial and keen petitioner for environmental issues‚ and a human rights activist. He was a senator in federal parliament and the foundational leader of the Greens Party. The idea of Green parties‚ parties that fight for environmental protection and the preservation of the environment‚ came about throughout the seventies. This idea led to the creation of the Australian Greens Party in 1992 and their four core beliefs: ecological sustainability

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    be a gentleman with a valued inner worth. In “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight”‚ Sir Gawain’s inner worth is tested by The Green Knight by playing Knightly games. Each game represents certain virtues in life and gives ambiguous interpretations of how one should morally act in order to remain close with his ethics. Camelot is the Castle in which the book begins. It is Christmas time and everyone in the castle is feasting when the Green Knight is ushered in. He introduces a game in which none of the

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    Green Roof Media Evaluation Final Report Introduction: The Installations of Green roofs in North America are fairly recent in comparison to Europe which they have been using and installing for several hundreds of years. Green roofs have many beneficial factors‚ other than beautifying an urban landscape they have many hidden ecological and economical benefits. Growing a green roof has many environmental benefits include‚ absorbing rain water and preventing runoff‚ providing a habitat for wildlife

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    Theme of Games in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight The theme of games plays a very important role in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. In fact‚ much of the action that takes place in this story revolves around the playing of various “games.” When one thinks of the word “games‚” there are several thoughts that may come to mind. Sports‚ board games‚ and card games are all types of games that society today might be familiar with. The author of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight uses different kinds of games

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    how is organic architecture and/or organicism defined‚ and how does this terminology vary from example to example‚ changing meaning from the nineteenth into the twentieth century? Organicism: The doctrine that everything in nature has an organic basis or is part of an organic whole. Every object that takes up space and has mass is known as matter. A pen is made up of matter‚ as is a tree and even humans. In the same vein‚ a skyscraper is made up of matter; so can we argue that in its truest

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    Imagery in The Red Badge of Courage Stephen Crane uses color imagery and color symbols in The Red Badge of Courage. Green represents youth‚ red is a symbol of Henry Fleming ’s mental visions of battle‚ and gray is used as a symbol for death. The colors are subtle representations of emotion‚ character‚ and one ’s perception of events. "As the landscape changed from brown to green‚ the army awakened‚ and began to tremble with eagerness at the noise of rumors" (Crane 368). Like children‚ the young

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    connotative meanings associated with the colour green are as wide and varied as they are interesting. To the Latin‚ Greek‚ and Old English poets green is usually associated with nature‚ vitality‚ and ripeness‚ but Homer did juxtapose the colour beside ideas concerning fright and fear; it therefore usually possesses a positive connotation which is usually associated with earthly elements or forces‚ but it can also connote fear‚ dread‚ and sin. The famous green sash adopted by Gawain became a sign and reminder

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    temple‚ the Roman public building‚ the private Roman house‚ and the synagogue. The Early Christian period saw the growth of Christianity. It was established as the state religion of the Empire under the successors of Constantine. Early Christian Architecture consisted of the basilica church developed from the Roman secular basilica. The sixth century was a time of growth for the Byzantine Empire. Many of the churches built during this time were of the basic basilica style. At least two developments

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