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    The Kansas-Nebraska Act set the stage for what began “Bleeding Kansas” and ultimately the Civil War. As settlers began moving west of the Mississippi River‚ they moved into the area which is present-day Nebraska. Since the area was not yet a structured state‚ the people could not live there. The area that was wanted was located in a part of the United States that had outlawed slavery due to the Missouri Compromise of 1820. This‚ in turn‚ caused representatives in Congress to have no interest in creating

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    A non-native‚ invasive species of plant in Nebraska is the Canada thistle. A non-native‚ invasive species of mammal in Nebraska is the Norway Rat‚ more commonly known as the brown rat. A non-native‚ invasive species of fish in Nebraska is the common carp. A non-native‚ invasive species of bird in Nebraska is European Starling. A non-native‚ invasive species of reptile is the Cumberland Slider. Obviously‚ all of the species are not native to Nebraska. Both the Canada thistle and the Norway Rat can

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    Abraham Lincoln once stated‚ “Nearly all men can stand adversity‚ but if you want to test a man’s character‚ give him power.” One key term in Lincoln’s statement is adversity‚ which defines as a state of serious difficulty‚ misfortune‚ or tragedy. In his utterance‚ power stands as another important term‚ which means political control‚ authority‚ or influence over an area or people. Across the board‚ Lincoln hints that power changes a man more than hardship does. Furthermore‚ Lincoln implies in his

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    Principles of Business Communications The communication process plays the most important role in business as it will separate your business from the competition and determines its success or failure. Warren always mentions how important is to improve your communication skills in order to succeed in business. The principles are: 1. Clarity: be clear regarding your thoughts and expressions. Say and write what you mean and mean what you say and write. Make sure you use simple words and be concrete;

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    Making Some Good Kool-Aid There’s nothing better then an ice-cold glass of Kool-Aid on a blistering hot day. They say Kool-Aid is one of the easiest things you can make when it’s hot out. However‚ without the right necessities‚ this easy recipe would be useless. There are five easy steps to making this grimy powder into a tasty‚ wet‚ cool‚ concoction. First‚ picking the right flavor is vital to your Kool-Aid. Having the wrong flavor at the end is always disappointing. There’s no point in

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    ConAgra Bellevue University‚ Spring 2013 Abstract According to their website‚ ConAgra is a Fortune 500 company with over $18 billion in sales and employing over 36‚000 people (ConAgra Fact Sheet‚ n.d.). Based in Omaha‚ NE‚ ConAgra is dedicated to delivering sustainable‚ profitable growth. The following research will discuss the elements of corporate citizenship‚ marketing innovation and company culture. We will also discuss how these elements are interrelated‚ as well as the

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    thought that Nebraska could be major target of bombing during the Cold War? While tensions continued to heighten between the Soviet Union and the United States‚ the state of Nebraska was surprisingly being impacted. Most people outside of the state probably believed that Nebraska was the last place on earth that the Soviets would bomb‚ but that is not the case. So why was the isolated state of Nebraska oddly a big target on the Soviets map? It’s time to see the reasons why Nebraska was so vital to

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    one event that completely changed the course of history was the direct result of the Kansas Nebraska act i.e. Bleeding Kansas. The Kansas Nebraska act allowed for new territories to decide if they were a free or a slave sate by popular sovereignty. It undid the compromise that was made in Missouri compromise‚ which designated a line of latitude to be the separation of free and slave states. The Kansas Nebraska act re ignited the differences between pro and anti-slavery sections. Violent events and

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    John Lotter (Peter Sarsgaard)‚ a friend of Candace and her family‚ joins the fight‚ and flees with Brandon and Candace‚ with all laughing together in a nearby alley. Brandon is clearly energized by suddenly having allies. Brandon goes to Falls City‚ Nebraska‚ home of Candace‚ Lotter and another friend‚ Tom Nissen (Brendan Sexton III). Brandon stays at the home of Candace‚ who has a crush on Brandon. Brandon hangs out with Lotter‚ Nissen and Candace‚ and through them meets Candace’s sister‚ Lana Tisdel

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    against its intended discontinuance of the commercial transportation services. Subsequently‚ on December 23‚ 1961‚ the Attorney General of the State of Nebraska moved to court to obtain an order directing that a citation be issued against the defendant to explain why proceedings should not be held against it and punishment given for contempt of court (Nebraska v Frontier Airlines‚ 1962). The plaintiffs’ allegation in this petition was that the defendant had knowingly‚ intentionally‚ contemptuously‚ openly

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