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    ‘Sucker Punch’ personal response The novel ‘Sucker Punch’ by David Hernandez was a captivating experience that consistently drew my attention being from a young adult’s point of view. I am a 17 year old male growing up‚ encountering mature situations like the main character in this book‚ Marcus. As well as Making me think about the main theme of the story. The main theme of the story is domestic violence. It made me realise how strongly opinionated I am on the topic and it sickens me to read

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    General Purpose: To inform. Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the significance of kalo in traditional Hawaiian society and modern society of Hawaii. Thesis Statement: Significance of kalo can be found in traditional Hawaiian society as well as the society of Hawaii today. 1. Introduction a. Attention Getter: There is an olelo noeau‚ or Hawaiian proverb that is as follows: He kuaana ke kalo I ka aina o Hawaii‚ which means kalo‚ or taro is the older brother of Hawaii

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    English Spoken on the Hawaiian Islands Pidgin is a dialect of English spoken in the Hawaiian Islands. It consists of the shortening of many words commonly used in everyday English speech. Some examples include‚ da (the)‚ odda (other)‚ Tre (meaning tree and three)‚ bra (anyone you know)‚ da kine (anything you don’t know)‚ cus (any friend)‚ and many others. Pidgin has it’s social barriers as well. It is primarily spoken in the lower class neighborhoods consisting of the Hawaiians and the Filipinos

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    PUNCH LIST DETAIL REPORT CORRIDORS SUBSYSTEM N° : Y8011900 / 32" DIESEL PIPELINE RECEIVING DISCIPLINE : Mechanical ACTION ITEM DESCRIPTION P/L Number Y30019045 ORIGINATED Date/BY 27 - Jul - 13 A.GUINTO Y30019046 27 - Jul - 13 A.GUINTO Y30019050 27 - Jul - 13 A.GUINTO 8/1/2013 Defect Description Activity Location Equipment Number PCGEN Y8011900 P&ID DYPJ-48-2024-1/1-TZV 1053 calibration certificate to submit DPL B Y8011900 All

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    species capital of the world and is .02% land mass of the United States‚ but has ¼ of its endangered species. Protecting Hawaiian Native Plants means keeping the endangered plants in Hawaii safe. Also preserving it for future generations. However most of the Hawaiian plants are endemic and only found in Hawaii‚ nowhere else in the world. There are thousands of ways to protect the Hawaiian native plants‚ but one way to help protect the plants is to cut down on the invasive plants because they are a major

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    we are 3‚850 miles away from the Land of the Rising Sun‚ our actions have affected each other for centuries. The Japanese and Hawaiian cultures have impacted each other greatly. During the next 3 minutes‚ I will be talking to you about Japanese immigration‚ food and culture‚ and creating the nisei market. Now‚ let’s talk about the Japanese immigration to the Hawaiian Islands. Body: 1st Main Point: In 1868‚ in the beginning of the Meiji Era‚ 148 Japanese men set sail from Yokohama. Destination:

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    Aloha the word that translates to love in Hawaiian has much deeper meaning to the Hawaiian people. Nana Veary had a much deeper meaning for aloha. She said that everyone had an inner spirit. Her belief that all spirits and living things should be respected lives through all Hawaiian culture. The idea of only taking what is needed and the idea of taking care of the land and it will provide for you are the two ideas that have been parallel with her beliefs of spirits within nature and objects. She

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    The Manifestation Of The One-drop Rule To The 50 Percent Drop Rule: The politics of identity and the pursuit of ownership “Hawaiian Blood” written by J.Kehaulani Kauanui serves as an epic exemplification of how the racialization of a people serves as a vehicle toward sustaining systematical mechanisms of oppression. Henceforth Kauanui presents her readers with a stark look into the intricacies of federal policy in relation to ideological practices and constructions of culture‚ ethnicity and

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    is only 0.2% of the United State’s land mass‚ it has 25% of its endangered species. The Hawaiian islands have more endangered species than anywhere else in the world. Currently‚ there are ninety-seven extinct native Hawaiian plants. This paper will cover the history‚ effects‚ and the solutions to protecting native Hawaiian plants. It all started in the 19th century‚ when white settlers came to the Hawaiian Islands. When they arrived‚ and brought goods to the islands‚ they also brought many pests

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    the Hawaiian people” –King David Kalakaua. In the event of the rebirth of hula‚ reaction was shown most out of all of the three themes revolution‚ reaction‚ and reform. This is because throughout this event‚ it showed how the missionaries reacted to what the Hawaiians had already established on their own. This included how they reacted to the hula and the Hawaiian traditions such as nudity. The missionaries didn’t like it so they were quick and smart with their ways of changing the Hawaiians. Just

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