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    Ciearra Black November 4 2010 I thought that the book Jim Thorpe‚ was a good book. I thought that it was good that the main character Jim Thorpe was in the Olympics because it kept him fit. It also was not good for the Olympics to take Jim’s trophies away because he did not deserve it. But I thought the end of the book was good because he became the best athlete in the world. It was good that Jim was in the Olympics because it kept him fit. He was an active man I tell you. He was an expert

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    The human brain is a very complex organ and the mind is really difficult to understand. The terms are often interchanged‚ but the distinction between these two is that the brain is a physical part of the body and the mind controls it (Gordon‚ 2014). The mind tells the brain what to do‚ but what tells the mind what to think? Where does it come from? What are its origins? It is hard to say; the mind is a mysterious concept. Some people murder‚ rob‚ assault‚ rape‚ etc. Why would people do monstrosities

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    drama film based on the book of "Last Moon" by Jim Lovell and Jeffrey Kluger. At the begining‚ Jim (Tom Hanks)‚ Fred Haise (Bill Paxton) and Ken Mattingly (Gary Sinise) are the crew assigned to the Appllo 13 spacecraft. Their vision is to walk on the moon. However‚ few days before launching‚ Ken was informed that he could not fly because he had in exposed to the measles a week before. Jack Swigert took his place only with three days of preparation. Jim‚ as the leader of group‚ thought Jack was not

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    Preamble Jim Jones was an aspiring leader that promised his followers they could live together in serenity in spite of their differences like race or sex. He promised them a perfect life and his goal was to create that life through Jonestown. His outcome‚ however‚ was the mass suicide of over 900 people‚ including children. In this paper‚ I will explain how Jim Jones qualifies as a charismatic leader‚ his aspirations‚ how he promised his followers deliverance of his goal‚ and the effect of his

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    Massacre that occurred on November 18th‚ 1978 in Georgetown‚ Guyana. It was the largest loss of civilian life in a non-natural tragedy until the attacks of September 11th‚ 2001. 909 lives were lost under the hand of Jim Jones who had cultivated a following of people over twenty-plus years. Jim Jones started his first church‚ named The Peoples Temple‚ in the mid-1950’s in Indianapolis‚ Indiana (I). From the beginning‚ he preached a message of socialism and communism. Upon scrutiny of his tactics and teachings

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    speech‚ incorporating complex‚ effective words that capture the audience’s attention. He ultimately captures their attention when he says‚ “Time is very precious to me… I don’t know how much time I have left and I have some things I would like to say” (Jim Valvano Quotes). He foreshadows his utilization of pathos by exemplifying himself not as a basketball coach but as‚ an emotional and passionate man. This sentence exacerbates the fact that

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    Ray Manzarek at the UCLA Graduate School of Film. They were on the beach in Southern California where Morrison recited his poem‚ Moonlight Drive‚ to Manzarek. At which point Manzarek insisted on collaborating to make songs. His brothers‚ Rick and Jim‚ were the original guitarists for a brief amount of time until Ray met Robby Krieger and John Densmore through yoga and meditation class. Ray Manzarek‚ a classically trained pianist‚ with a deep love for the blues and jazz‚ wrote the themes for many

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    before the launch. When the flight surgeon Dr.Chuck predicts that Ken Mattingly (one of the three members of the Astronaut team) may get serious illness during their expedition‚ Jim Lovell (captain of the team) disagree the idea of replacement of Ken with Jack Swigert. After listening to the flight surgeon and NASA director‚ Jim finally agrees with their decision as it is best for everyone. Misplaced conflicts: A misplaced conflict is one in which one or both of the parties fail to recognize the

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    suicide or what in the words of the founder Jim Jones was termed “revolutionary suicide”. This is because all but one of temple members‚ Christine Miller‚ supported Jones’ suggestion of “revolutionary suicide” (Jonestown Audiotape‚ 1978). Jim McElvane‚ a former therapist‚ assisted Jones by arguing against Miller ’s resistance to suicide‚ stating "Let ’s make it a beautiful day". This statement was followed by applause from Temple members. In addition to Jim McElvane‚ several other temple members gave

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    occasions is Stewart clear‚ precise‚ and non-satirical. One such occasion took place during the housing market collapse in 2009. Stewart hosted Jim Cramer from CNBC’s Mad Money to comment on a few remarks a fellow correspondent at CNBC had made recently with respect to the housing market. During this celebrity interview Stewart highlights an ethical issue‚ questions Jim Cramer’s ethical responsibilities‚ and even shows anger toward Cramer for how he handled the situation. In order to fully comprehend

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