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    The American Temperance Society (ATS)‚ first known as the American Society for the Promotion of Temperance‚ was established in Boston‚ Massachusetts on February 13‚ 1826. The organization was co-founded by two Presbyterian ministers‚ Dr. Justin Edwards and the better-known Lyman Beecher. * Formation of the American Temperance Society marked the beginning of the first formal national temperance movement in the US. * The Temperance Movement was an organized effort during the nineteenth and

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    In the book Into the Wild‚ characters Chris McCandless‚ Gene Rosellini and Everett Ruess are all characters with similarities and differences. Each character has a different family background and personality. Every character also had a different experience in the wilderness and way they documented it. Lastly‚ McCandless‚ Rosellini‚ and Ruess all had different ways they died. No individual had the same family background and early experiences in their lives. Each individual also had their own personalities

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    German Seclusiveness

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    Thomas Mann‚ in his speech “Germany and the Germans”‚ talks about “German world-seclusiveness and melancholy world-unfitness” as a particular German state of mind. He says that Germany and Germans are complex because their character is so puzzling because as he traveled around the world he realized that the original nature of the German is his seclusiveness and timidity to face the world around him. Thomas Mann believes that “ In the seclusiveness of there was always so much longing for companionship:

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    symbol that we find in the story is “a big spotted wildcat” (438) that Pepe notices coming out of the bushes‚ which Pepe avoids shooting to prevent any noise that may lead the posse to his whereabouts but the wildcat “fearlessly walked back into the gulch” (438) demonstrating that the wildcat did not feel threatened by Pepe. Another example Steinbeck uses is the rattlesnake that Pepe sees when he was crawling through the woods in the direction of the ridge peak and “he backed up and took another way”

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    quester is Dorothy Gale‚ a girl who lives on a farm in Kansas and longs for an exciting world. 2) The place to go‚ for Dorothy‚ changes three times in the Wizard of Oz. First‚ she has to embark on her quest to save her beloved dog‚ Toto‚ from Miss Gulch. Second‚ the tornado takes Dorothy to Oz‚ forcing her to find a way home to Kansas. The last place for Dorothy to go is given to her by Glinda. Glinda instructs Dorothy to go to the Emerald City to talk to the wizard so she can find her way home. 3)

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    Managerial Accounting

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    Chapter 5 7. Briefly describe the activity-based costing allocation process. Activity-based costing involves two allocation stages and includes a multitude of cost drivers. The first stage known as ABC assigns costs to pools; which signify the activities of the costs to be incurred. During the second stage the cost pools are allocated to products or cost objects by utilizing cost drivers that measure the object’s use of that activity. 12. Milken Manufacturing has three product lines. The

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    Hamlet Discussion

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    STREAMED VIDEO of the rehearsal of the ‘Get thee to a nunnery’ scene. What are the main issues the actors and director discuss? Relate their ideas to the Branagh version of III‚1‚ 56-155. Director‚ matthew francis Ophelia‚ robin Gordon Hamlet‚ david mann Matthew Francis interprets the scene as starting at a point where Hamlet is lost‚ he was a much simpler character in the beginning of the play. There is much regret and sadness on Hamlet’s part after losing the one he loved‚ Ophelia‚ and having gone

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    “settled” down with contentment that he had acquired and live life to the fullest otherwise he will endeavour and persevere the many setbacks which life can be entangled with and one person who had gone thru’ many numerous personal difficulties was Mr Juan Mann‚ who felt very lonely and depressed at one stage of his life when his family and friends had moved out from his hometown and decided to campaign for the free hugs The free hug campaign is a social movement involving individuals who offer hugs to strangers

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    Flute research paper

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    Flute History and Manufacturers http://www.flutehistory.com/Instrument/Periods.php3 http://www.serenitybambooflutes.com/flute-history.html http://www.flutehistory.com/Instrument/Makers.php3 The word “Flute” first came around in France during the 12th century. This word was used to describe the flute and the recorder. By the 14th century the flute appears in European countries like Spain and France. Flutes were popular in the Italian musical scene in the 16th century. Throughout time the flute

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    When he returns he finds that he is bankrupt and that his house is being foreclosed. Mann tells Ray that spectators will come watch the games and pay admission so they can "recapture their innocence". It is almost like Mann is a link to the past. The movie uses him to capture the surreal essence of baseball‚ the "good ole’ days" where the roots of baseball were born. Rays life is crumbling before his eyes

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