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    Mike Yang Hadikusumah ELD3 Per 0‚1 30/ May /2013 The Most Meaningful Thing There is one book calls The Giver‚ the community is a utopia for everyone in there. Jonas is the main character. The utopia is perfect to everyone in the community. Everything is under control. There is no war or fear or pain. There are no choices. Every person is assigned a role in the community. When Jonas turns twelve‚ he is singled out to receive special training from the Giver. The Giver alone holds the memories

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    How does Steinbeck use language and structure to portray curleys wife? Firstly‚ her first description is in chapter two just after George and lennie have arrived on the ranch. When we first read her description we realise she is all dressed in red‚ she wore “red mules”‚ “red ostrich feathers” and her “finger nails were red”. The author uses this symbolic language technique to help us understand that red is associated with danger in the book. This suggests that she is someone to be avoided. The

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    Boy at the Window By: Richard Wilbur Many people are moved by the poem‚ Boy in the Window‚ simply because of the figurative language and deep emotion buried into the words. There are plenty of imagery and poetic sounds in this poem. I believe that is what really makes this poem so strong. Also‚ the tone is so pronounced in this poem‚ it’s hard to miss it. The feelings that are put into this poem shows once you read and understand the poem completely. The theme however takes some analysis to get

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    Coors’ Profitability

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    End of Chapter Application Case 1. Why is beer flavor important to Coors’ profitability? Answer: Because our choices as drinkers depend on various factors such as the mood we’re in‚ the available venues out there‚ as well as the occasion‚ Coors believes if the company could understand the beer flavor based solely on its chemical composition‚ it would open new avenues in order to create beers that would suit almost every customer’s expectations. 2. What is the objective of the neural network

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    Jonathan Rueff July 8‚ 2013 I felt I was well prepared for my first speech‚ I knew my research very well and felt like my arrangement and flow throughout the speech was well organized. If I had to change a couple of things I would definitely change my emotional approach. I felt like I didn’t change my tone of voice. I think that was the case because I was nervous coming into my speech and towards the end I was more comfortable and I started to change my voice and my emotional approach was better

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    Rowaida Mohammed period: 4 3/2/14 Frankenstein Essay Merry Shelly’s Frankenstein shows how Victor ignores many things like his social life‚ family and most of all his own creation. Victor Frankenstein ignores the creature completely; he doesn’t give the creature any of his attention.  The creature tries his best to get Victor’s attention by talking to him first‚ but when that doesn’t work on Victor; the creature changes his game to violence. Merry Shelly shows that you cannot ignore problems

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    From religion to entertainment to swooning over girls‚ artists have used music as a way to express their emotions towards a specific subject. Throughout time‚ the effects music has on the mind has been overlooked; that music has the ability to do so much more than just be a form of entertainment. Due to recent experiments‚ music has been shown to change the behavior of an individual by stimulating the brain and increasing neural connections. Music can not only entertain‚ but it can also advance

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    Biological Approach

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    1) Biological Approach The Biological approach studies the relationship between behavior and the brain and nervous system. Theorically all behavior can be related to changes in brain activity. Because brain is the processing centre that controls all complex behavior. One of the main assumptions of the biological approach is that all behavior is associated with changes in brain function. Therefore the psychopathology will occur due to changes in either the structure if related to changes in the

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    Grudges V.S. The Salem Witch Trials Have you and your friends ever done something you were no permitted to do and then wanted to keep it a secret? So you all did whatever yo had to do to keep from letting that secret from getting exposed‚ even if you ended up lying and it spiral out of control? A great example of this is in The Crucible‚several people know the entire truth but chose to keep it a secret. The people of Salem‚ the puritans display grudges and rivalries that collide with their

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    Wade Brantley General Psychology Flashbulb Memories Flashbulb memories are benchmarks where personal and public histories intersect. Flashbulb memories can happen to any individual that has a personal experience in which they reach a high level of surprise‚ therefore causing the event to make a lasting impression on them. Though the event could make a difference in the life of the person‚ it does not necessarily have to be catastrophic. It could be about your first date or your first kiss for

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