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    Who Am I?

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    Who am I My name is Alquin Jo Calisang but my friends refer to me as” Aj”. I am 21 years old and I currently studying Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetic. I was born in the Philippines; I have 3 siblings; one sister and two brother. My parents have very high expectations for me. They would often compare me to other and pick on the things I need to work on. Furthermore‚ throughout my life I have become very competitive and hardworking. At the same time‚ ever since I was a little‚ I have

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    Who Is Phillip The Great?

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    being assassinated in July of 336 BC‚ his son Alexander the Great took over. After Phillip’s brother‚ Alexander II‚ took the throne‚ Phillip spent three years in Thebes’ as a hostage. During these three years Phillip learned about military strategy from Epaminondas‚ one of the few greatest generals in that time period. Alexander II was assassinated in 365 BC; Perdicca III‚ Phillip’s brother‚

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    Who Is Jack London?

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    Love of life is a short story about an unnamed gold miner who has been abandoned by his companion Bill after the man injures his ankle. The man becomes dead weight in Bills eyes‚ so he continued to walk away. The unnamed man drags himself through the wilderness with no weapons to protect himself from nature. After days resorting to eating baby chicks and animal bones‚ he discovers the bones of Bill‚ his former comrade‚ but decides

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    Who Is Martin Luther?

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    The movie‚ Luther‚ explains the early years of Martin Luther’s life‚ from him being a monk to the Augsburgs Confession. Martin Luther is an intelligent young man who is studying law in the 16th century Germany when all of a sudden he was faced with death during a lightning storm. After this incident‚ he promised to God that he will follow a spiritual path and join a Catholic ministry to become a monk. With the help of his father‚ Hans Luther‚ Luther became a member of the monastery. Johann seemed

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    Who Is Beowulf A Hero

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    were hedonistic characters who performed larger than life acts and then boasted about them. Beowulf was a son‚ a king‚ and a hero. He would protect and battle all kinds of monsters and dragons just to make sure he kept his people safe and happy. Beowulf‚ was a man with many different characteristic traits. He demonstrates certain characteristics of a hero because he had responsibility‚ respect‚ trustworthiness‚ generosity‚ strength‚ power‚ and courage. A hero is one who places himself or herself at

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    Who Is Prince Hamlet

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    actors who are very loud and told to avoid that behaviour (3.2.8-15). “I warrant your honour‚” the first player promised (3.2.16). Hamlet continued to educate how he wants us to act in the play and complain about common acting tendencies (3.2.17-46). I feel that Prince Hamlet talk too much but I would not say that to his face. He may be an avid theatre-goer but he doesn’t understand acting methods. As we left to get ready for the show‚ we saw 3 men approach the Prince. One of those men who was

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    In a small town in England there was a man named Shakespeare‚ he wrote exquisite plays‚ including Macbeth written in 1606. Macbeth was written as a fable‚ he often wrote plays for King James I‚ the book however is portrayed as suspenseful and very solemn. The main characters would be Macbeth the protagonist and the witches as antagonist. Macbeth is portrayed as gullible because he believes everything the witches say about his destiny as king and as ambitious because he has just learned he is going

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    Who Invented The Mustang

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    “In fact‚ the fervor for Mustangs was so intense that there’s a legend floating around of one Texas driver who slept in his new Mustang at the dealership overnight while his check cleared just to be sure the car wouldn’t be sold out from underneath

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    who am i

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    PERCEPTION: Perception is the process of selecting‚ organising‚ and subjectively interpreting sensory data in a way that enables us to make sense of our world. Stages of Perception: 1) The selecting stage‚ during which we attend to only some stimuli from all those to which we are exposed 2) The organising stage‚ during which we give order to the selected stimuli 3) The interpreting/evaluating stage‚ during which we make sense of or give meaning to the stimuli we have selected and organised based

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    The author of “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” criticizes our societies by comparing it to the citizens of Omelas whom lack aggression‚ embrace joy‚ and reject supreme control or prejudice. Unlike our societies‚ the people of Omelas avoid conflict and war. They were friendly and peaceful since‚ “They did not use swords… They were not barbarians.” Laws were not plentiful and police were not necessary due to this. The author portrays these traits as unusual which indirectly criticizes us. The author

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