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    throw the paint sideways‚ and whatever you do‚ do not react to the bird call. Although all of those things seem to be random‚ they all have intention. Every action‚ reaction‚ and idea has a purpose. John Cage‚ Merce Cunningham‚ and Jackson Pollock were all artists in different fields who created work personifying the balance between freedom and control‚ meaningless and purposeful actions‚ and random and planned events. They were pioneers of future artistic styles and they all challenged society. “There

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    Genesis ch.6-9/The Epic of Gilgamesh Being a man of religious background‚ specifically Roman Catholic‚ I began read the tablets of Gilgamesh skeptically. However I did notice a significant difference between the Genesis chapters 6 through 9 and the Epic of Gilgamesh. The story of Noah as written in the Holy Bible‚ under Genesis was written as I believe within a society that carried very strong morals. A belief in something bigger than themselves; and their belief in that one thing was called God

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    The Man Who Quit Money

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    Section 002 Chapter Summary 13-14 The Man Who Quit Money As Chapter 13 unfolds‚ Mark Sundeen begins to point similar stories of people like Daniel Shellabeger‚also known as Daniel Suelo‚ who set out to find the meaning life.Leaving all their worldly possessions and money behind‚ to set out on a pilgrimage solely based off of faith. From the "Peace Pilgrim" to the Freegans to founders of Free Meal. These group of people had tapped into a spiritual freedom that many people in society are secretly searching

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    The man who fell to earth

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    The man who fell to earth – Jeppe S. Takeoff and ripped off Mohammed Ayaz was found dead at Wednesday July 18‚ 2001. Ayaz was found by a staff-member of the DIY superstore just before 7am. Chief Inspector Sue Hill described Ayaz as a “suntanned man‚ of Mediterranean or Middle Eastern appearance”. A month after Ayaz’ death the police finally figured out how it went. As suspected the victim had climbed up under the wheels of a Boeing 777. He breached security far too easy. But what Ayaz didn’t

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    or just to call him to see what he was doing. It had never occurred to me a lot of bad things happen in this world‚ such as losing someone. Losing a loved one can cause you to learn so many things positive and negative. I for myself can say I learned a few things such as encouraging words can change a person’s mind set and you should treasure your loved ones. Although I learned some of life’s lessons‚ it still is a terrible way to learn them. When my grandfather was alive we did a lot of activities

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    The Man Who Invented Management Drucker was the first to assert that workers should be treated as assets‚ and not as liabilities to be eradicated. He believed in trust and respect for each worker in every company. I agree with that statement completely. The more that worker’s feel important and appreciated in a company‚ the better they will perform. The treatment of workers is proportional to the services that workers provided. Along with this‚ positive treatment to workers gives a good reputation

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh and Noah and the flood myths stories has several similarities and difference. In the both stories‚ there is an enormous flood that covers the earth. The flood myth in The Epic of Gilgamesh was written somewhere around 2750 and 2500 BCE‚ whereas the Noah and the Flood was written around 500 BC. As for The Mesopotamian story is date in the Bronze Age‚ 3000-1050 BC. All three stories tell a story of a noble figure who is apprised by mystical beings that a large flood is going

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    great culture and a reward system‚ Webster’s had its fair share of flaws within its culture. Of the things working in Webster’s culture‚ is its family like culture. One employee was quoted saying that there was a sense of family here‚ meaning at Webster. Employees often spent time together outside of work in places such as churches and civic positions. Carter and his family often dealt with his co-workers at various community and civic activities. This sense of belonging served as huge role in employee

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    The Lost Loved One

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    Bridget Ladet February 4‚ 2013 English 1301 Professor Lindemann The Lost Loved One On September 8‚ 2004‚ I didn’t know that losing my mother while being at school‚ was the hardest thing of my life. I thought I was going to come home to the smell of her home made cooking‚ some barbecue she decided to fix for dinner‚ or even some food she had bought from Jack in the Box because she knew it was my favorite place to eat at. Being a sophomore in high school at the time‚ it was hard for me to concentrate

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    Epic of Gilgamesh vs Noah

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    Although the narrative or story of Noah and the flood is one of the great stories in the Bible‚ many question its originality. The biblical version of the flood in Genesis 6-10 is “quite close in many respects to the Mesopotamian flood stories” (The New Oxford Annotated Bible pg 19)‚ which were written beforehand. As much as they are similar‚ there are significant differences that distinguish the two tales and their reliability. The epic of Gilgamesh‚ written by the Sumerians between 2700 B.C

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