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    CGC ID 1-01 Park‚ Hyeon Woo March‚ 4th 2013 Documentary: How Many People Can Live on Planet Earth? 1. Why is our Human population increasing super fast? Our human population is increasing very fast due to two important factors. One of them is that there are many young people that want to create their own children‚ therefore creating high birth rates. Another factor affecting population is declining death rates. With the modern day technology and innovations‚ death rates are

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    Task 1 1. The Great Southern Land (Australia) 2. Give three reasons why it was difficult to look for the “Great Southern Land”. 1) The sea was dangerous 2) The wind did not always blow in the right direction for the sea travel. 3) It was such a long way it was difficult to bring enough food and water. 3. Give four reasons why people wanted to find the “Great Southern Land” (Australia) People could make a lot of money from trade and from getting things at real resources; people loved the idea of

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    Common Wealth Games

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    After having organized the Asiad Games successfully in 1982 at Delhi‚ India has been fortunate enough to be honoured by Commonwealth Games Federation to perform the duties of a host nation to the 19th edition of Commonwealth Games scheduled to be inaugurated on October 3‚ 2010 at Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium. The Grand Gala opening ceremony was two-and-half hours duration which was a must-see event for sports lovers all over the world. Initially‚ these games were organized in different names. From

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    Goals of Education

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    Goals of Education Education has been playing a rather important role in the development of mankind since the genesis of humanity. It has passed through different time periods and‚ consequently‚ through different modes. Even kings and queens of unmemorable times attached great importance to education as in it they saw the future of their nations. We also should realize what a great role it plays in our lives and in the future of our countries

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    Goal Setting

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    Introduction This essay will explain the goal setting theory. I will review theories related to goal setting. Then I will apply the theories to a work example. Lastly‚ I will provide recommendations based on the theories. Literature review: Goal setting is a theory of motivation‚ which may give employees a sense of purpose‚ challenge‚ and meaning to their work as well as a sense of accomplishment (Latham 2007‚ p. 62). Effective goal setting has according to Medlin and Green (2009‚ p. 952) been

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    The Goal

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    constraints • Teaches Rogo the importance of setting a clear‚ well-defined goals • Makes Rogo rethink‚ reconsider‚ and relearn the true meaning of common business words/sayings such as ‘efficiency’ and ‘increasing productivity’ • Teaches Rogo how to identify the core problem‚ think about the process‚ and bring about solutions without explicitly telling him what to do • Teaches Rogo that with intelligence and resolve‚ goals can be met • Teaches Rogo to strive for continuous improvement and to always

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    Fame and wealth have a power that people can use and take advantage of. Money gets to people’s head and will change them. In Suzanne Collin’s book‚ The Hunger Games‚ power‚ fame and wealth can determine life or death. “Winning means fame and fortune. Losing means certain death.” (fourth cover) In an interview with Suzanne Collins she was asked about what the most difficult part about writing the book was. She replies to the viewers by telling them “when you’re going to write a story like The Hunger

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    Psalm 82 A Difficult Psalm

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    2.0 Hypothesis Psalm 82 is a difficult psalm to understand to its full extent. However‚ the main message is to defend those who are weak‚ needy‚ poor‚ have no families or are oppressed and to save them from the hand of the wicked. This theme is still relevant in today’s society as those affected by the hand of the wicked continue to need assistance from those with a voice. 3.0 Researched Interpretations 3.1 Literary form/Genre The psalms are songs and poems which are publicly worshiped and are specifically

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    Being Rich and Famous

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    time thinking about the goal in my life‚ the only one answer coming up in my mind is to achieve success. But what exactly the word success should be defined? Thinking considerably‚ there are at least two fundamental achievements in life that inspire people. One is to be rich‚ while another one is to be famous. Though these two words are somehow closely related if you think about the celebrities who are famous and rich at the same time‚ there are some others who only have high recognition but not

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    Wealth Inequality Analysis

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    The United States is a capitalistic nation‚ which is a normal phenomenon to have a wealth inequality. Otherwise‚ it would be a communist nation. However‚ when the wealth gap is too wide‚ there would be a big problem‚ such as the working class people are not able to afford their shelters and foods. Capitalism is known as an economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by individuals rather than the government. In other words‚ capitalism is a system that the

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