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    Rel.1321 NAIF MEQBAS How work Assailment #2 1­Describe 5 differences between Thravada and Mahayana Buddhism? Theravada 1­ Each Person is an individual. Mahayana 1­Each Person is involved with fellow human  beings.        2­Each person must  seek Nirvana  2­Each person can attain Nirvana though  without assistance. assistance. 3­The most commendable human  3­The most commendable human quality is  quality is wisdom (Bodhi). compassion (karuna). 4­ Metaphysics is avoided . 4­Metaphusics is elaborated

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    Terroism & Suicide Bombers

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    a very old method of operation. Before the late nineteenth century‚ suicide attackers used hand weapons to kill their victims in public places to assure publicity of their act. In World War 2‚ suicide attacks called Kamikaze were incorporated by the Japanese Empire‚ when a pilot crashes the plane into a target‚ as a way of showing pride and honour for the Empire. After the invention of dynamite in the late nineteenth century‚ terrorists began using bombs in their attacks. This method of attack

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    HISTORY OF CRYSTAL METH

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    History of Crystal Meth Crystal meth otherwise known as Amp‚ Crystal‚ and Speed is a highly dangerous drug. Crystal meth was first developed in Japan in 1919. It was used to keep troops awake. Japanese Kamikaze pilots were given crystal meth before their suicide missions. In 1950 crystal meth was used as a defense against depression. It was mainly used by college students‚ truck drivers‚ and athletes. In 1970 the US government declared crystal meth to be dangerous and illegalized it. Effects

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    Suicide Bombing

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    Suicide Bombing: Suicide Bombing (also known as suicide attack‚ homicide bombing‚ or "kamikaze") is an attack intended to kill others and inflict widespread damage‚ in which the attacker expects or intends to die in the process. Suicide attacks began occurring in Pakistan from 2002 onward and their frequency went up significantly after 2007‚ the year when the military operation was carried out against Jamia Hafsa in Islamabad and the Chief Justice of Pakistan was sacked by the then military

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    Battle of Okinawa

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    time. In conjunction with this‚ the Japanese navy and army mounted mass air attacks by planes on one-way "suicide" missions; the Japanese also sent their last big battleship‚ the Yamato‚ on a similar mission with a few escorts. The "special attack" kamikaze tactics the Japanese used on these missions‚ although not especially sophisticated‚ were so determined that Allied forces perhaps faced their most difficult Pacific campaign. The net result made Okinawa a mass bloodletting both on land and at sea

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    Pilots

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    professional formation of Pilots in Yemen Table of Contents Research Proposal 1 A. Proposed study 1 (1) Title 1 (2) Abstract 1 (3) Introduction 1 (4) Literature 1 (5) Significance 1 B. The Research Plan 2 (1) The research questions 2 General question 1: What are the stakeholder perspectives on the role of Pilots in the market? 3 General question 2: What are the stakeholders perspectives on the role of pilots education? 3 General

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    Killing Without Emotions

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    Shaharyar khan Michael Miller CW 1 Date: 05/02/13 Killing Without Emotions “In World War Two it is fact that only 15 to 20 percent of the solider fired at the enemy. That is one in five soldiers actually shooting at a Nazi when he sees one.” (Frisbee Jr) This surprising fact clearly indicates how hard it is to kill without emotions. The guilt or the feeling one gets after he has killed somebody is the worst feeling of his/her life. This fact also indicates our human nature

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    Suicide Bombings

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    Suicide Bombings Alexandra C. Zuñiga CJ290/ Terrorism Mr. Scott Thompson Kaplan College 1/3/13 Abstract There is a wide variation of terror tactics used today in modern-day terrorism and throughout history. Suicide bombings are one of the most common terror tactics used today. There are so many suicide bombings that take place throughout the world. For example‚ a suicide bomber killed 31 people at an army base near Baghdad in 2012. Another suicide bomber killed 19 people in Eastern Afghanistan

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    Definition of Violence

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    Definition of violence Initially‚ I classified “violence” into two categories: physical violence and mental violence. My definition for physical violence was‚ actions that cause damages or harms to things or people physically; my definition for mental violence was‚ mental destruction or harm. I defined violence this way because I believe that no matter by what means‚ mental or physical‚ if something or someone has been harmed‚ then it is regarded as violence. Such as destructing public properties

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    Emile Durkheim’s Study of Suicide Critical Questions to be Answered 1. Why was Durkheim’s work on suicide considered so important? 2. What are the important points of Durkheim’s research process? a. Definition of Suicide b. # of Suicides c. Collection of Statistics d. The main point or theory of his research 3. What is Egoistic Suicide? Give an example to help support your answer. 4. What is Alturistic Suicide? Give an example to help support

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