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    of Myself” by Walt Whitman has many different themes that involve Whitman himself and the nation he lived in. Whitman writes about life and death‚ equality‚ self appreciation and many other ideas. If I had to write the song of myself with my own themes and ideas they would be a relevantly similar to Whitman’s. The first theme I would write in the song of myself would be to live the life you’re given and use all the opportunities you’re provided with wisely. The second theme I would write in my own

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    Why do you go to the gym and skip leg day? Do you want to look like a lollipop? A lot of people go to the gym and train upper body because well that’s what they want to grow. They want to have nice big arms but they do not know how important is to train legs. For example this dude at the gym has to even touched one machine for legs because he doesn’t like to train legs. He always working on his upper that his legs looks litarry like a stick. If you go outside and get a stick and compare his legs

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    Going for the Look

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    Going for the Look Times continue to change and today people tend to judge a person on how they look. Companies are becoming more competitive and are looking for ways to attract customers. More retailers and companies are using the approach to hire based on appearance rather than work capability. Hiring should be based on work ethic‚ rather than appearance which can be discriminating. Companies all over the United States are denying people employment based on their physical appearance. In the

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    A Look at Abortion Abortion has always been a highly debated topic in America‚ as well as the rest of the world. Anyone faced with the question of abortion has a very difficult decision to make‚ one that they could regret for the rest of their lives. Abortion has a long history‚ in which there has always been the arguments of those against abortion and those who say it is the mothers choice. In todays society we simply refer to them as the pro-choice side and the pro-life side. Abortion‚ throughout

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    snobbish way of viewing marketing. Retailers look for walking billboards to upscale their product to the public. Cohen states that you need attractive people working behind the counter to bring in today’s young crowd to the stores. On one hand‚ retailers should be able to hire who they want so they can project their image; but they are risking discrimination against people who are not eligible to work for them. From my own experience‚ I have noticed attractive people working at Abercrombie

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    Object-Oriented Programming Software Project National Diploma 2nd Year   TASK 1(P1) - EXPLAIN THE KEY FEATURES OF OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING In not less than 150 words describe the key features of object oriented programming. The main features of OOP are:  Inheritance  Abstraction  Encapsulation  Polymorphism Inheritance is when a class (subclass) has the same attributes and methods of another class (parent class); this is done by creating class from an existing class. While a subclass

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    The poem in study is As I Walked out One Evening by W.H. Auden. His views projected in this poem are suggested to have not varied since the time he composed this piece. Unlike his other poems‚ this piece was never revised. Here‚ Auden exposes the two sides of romance through the manipulation of narrative voices‚ the poet‚ the lover’s song and the chiming of the clock personified. As I walked out one evening is composed in a traditional ballad form. It’s consists of 15 quatrain stanzas conforming

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    in it by using the drums and bugles as symbols of war. The theme of this poem is that war affects everyone and everything. Whitman also used onomatopoeia when he writes about the instruments by using words like whirr‚ pound‚ and thump. He even uses a bit of imagery in the poem by mentioning the dead which invokes images of war cemeteries with rows upon rows of graves. Whitman just doesn’t you hear the war by using onomatopoeia‚ he makes you visualize the war with these strong images of

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    explained why we look similar to our parents and how genes flow from generation to generation. That day‚ for the first time‚ I found the real answer to my question “why do I look like my father?”. He also described the great phenomena of environments‚ how environments help us by providing all needs. All of his story and discussion sparked new thought and I found a real desire to do study Biological Science and gain more knowledge in this field. After finishing my secondary education‚ I decided to pursue

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    on the level of people. They are humanized‚ and so‚ flawed products of culture. Rather than passing idly by‚ “Time watches from the shadow / And coughs when you would kiss” (27-28). It is portrayed more as a monster hiding in the closet‚ springing out to remind you of your inability to defeat it. Time‚ in this representation‚ is a cruel master‚ even a Grim Reaper. This is in defiance of the lover’s declarations of hope and eternal love. “[Time] coughs when you would kiss” (28) says cultural

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