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    “The concept of inner journey is represented in spiritual enlightenment‚ self-discovery and the gaining of wisdom” Sally Morgan‚ throughout the story of my place embarks on an inner journey of discovering who she is. By piecing together her families past‚ she slowly and unwillingly discovers who she is‚ understands who she is and is responsible for her families inner journey too. From a young age Sally was asking questions. She was curious of her heritage. When asking Nan and Mum what she was‚ they

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    Pi reflects on religion constantly‚ but he does mention that he always goes back to his Hindu customs and rituals that he grew up with. Do you believe that religious or people with strong belief systems growing up always have that religion as their bases for many decisions in their life? Does that religious belief ever change? I feel as though the religion will always be the base for decisions. Even if the person may stray away from that religion‚ the foundation that was put into their mind

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    Pi Survey

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    Public Interest Lawyering Project A Survey on Substance Abuse among the Youth in India Contents 1. Introduction 4 2. Statement of the Problem 7 3. Objective of the study 8 3.1. Broad Objective 8 3.2. Specific Objective 8 4. Methodology / Research Design 9 4.3. Statistical tools employed 10 4.4. Geographical Coverage 10 4.5. Unit of Data Collection 10 5. Findings 11 5.1. Pie – Chart No. 1 11 5.2. Pie – Chart No. 2 12 5.3. Pie – Chart No. 3 13

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    Great Struggle “If there is no struggle then there is no progress.” This quote was said by Fredrick Douglass as a way to explain how hard the world works against us. Nature has struggle naturally‚ an example is the lion and his prey. A lion has to struggle to catch his prey‚ so he can live‚ and the prey has to struggle to stay away from the lion so it can live. The progress that both have is that they both get to live if they make it through the struggle. When a person hears the word “struggle” most

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    main principle of evolutionary theory is that all living things including humans are related to one another through a common ancestor from earlier forms of life about 3.85 million years ago. Charles Darwin an English naturalist and geologist‚ was best known for his contributions to evolutionary theory. He established that all species of life have descended over time from common ancestors. “The term "natural selection" was popularized by Charles Darwin who intended it to be compared with artificial

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    Pi Hero's Journey

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    classical novels. In Life of Pi‚ the heroic journey is split into three sections. The first section is the introduction of the protagonist at his normal life setting‚ in which he displays more than normal characteristics. The second section is the protagonist’s actual journey and the experiences he went through. The final section is the grand ambiguous conclusion of his journey‚ leaving the reader questioning the story. Part 1: In the beginning‚ the reader follows Pi’s life‚ introducing them to

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    When the Spanish took control and colonized the Philippines beginning in 1571‚ many revolts and uprisings took place during that time. The main objectives that the Spanish had in taking over the Philippines were to convert the Filipinos to Christianity and to colonize the country for their own benefits. It wasn’t until three centuries later that the people of the Philippines realized they needed to form a massive revolt against the Spaniards. In this final attempt as the Filipinos all were once again

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    Analysis Of Rasberry Pi

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    Sensor Interface for Rasberry Pi using Arduino and Nanpy By: Santhosh Jayarajan 1. Introduction The Rasberry Pi which is a $ 25 credit Card Sized Computer has a good amount of computing power but lacks the ability to connect to field devices. This is due to the fact that the Rasberry Pi is a 3.3 V device and has no Analog channels. The Arduino on the other hand is a 5 V device that can interface many sensors and has many Analog‚ PWM and Digital I/O Channels. This article attempts to bring

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    meaning that the government controlled every aspect of human life‚ such as communication‚ the economy‚ and everyday activities. Much of this control came from the use of police and military force by instilling great terror on the nation’s people (Cote). The most famous examples of totalitarianism are Nazi Germany and Stalinist Soviet Union. Both movies covered in class depict each of these regimes from a civilian’s perspective. “The Inner Circle” gave viewers a look into the brainwashing power of Stalin

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    π (sometimes written pi) is a mathematical constant whose value is the ratio of any circle’s circumference to its diameter in Euclidean space; this is the same value as the ratio of a circle’s area to the square of its radius. It is approximately equal to 3.141593 in the usual decimal notation (see the table for its representation in some other bases). The constant is also known as Archimedes Constant‚ although this name is rather uncommon in modern‚ western‚ English-speaking contexts. Many formulae

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