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    X.J Kennedy’s “In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus One Day” is a poem written from a sad woman’s perspective who embraces her past with unkind arms. The theme of this poem is simply life is too short‚ so do not waste it. The entire poem is ironic. She tells the reader how wonderful her life used to be and then advises them to avoid the choices she made. Such as in line 15 “I had seven gold teeth and a toothpick of gold” (Kennedy 15) and then in line 33 “Keep your bottoms off barstools and marry you young”

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    Father Factor in Drug and Alcohol Abuse Even after controlling for community context‚ there is significantly more drug use among children who do not live with their mother and father. Source: Hoffmann‚ John P. “The Community Context of Family Structure and Adolescent Drug Use.” Journal of Marriage and Family 64 (May 2002): 314-330. In a study of 6‚500 children from the ADDHEALTH database‚ father closeness was negatively correlated with the number of a child’s friends who smoke‚ drink‚ and smoke

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    Apocalypse Now

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    Apocalypse Now Xianxin Huang Francis Ford Coppola stated when creating his masterpiece “Apocalypse Now” that he wanted to capture “the horror‚ insanity and moral dilemma” of Vietnam War. The terror‚ the madness and the sense of confusion reaches its peak once the PBR Street Gang arrives at the Do Lung Bridge. Do Lung Bridge is one of the most significant setting in the film as it is the last trading post before Cambodia‚ before Kurtz- the point of no return for the soldiers. It is at this point the

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    The main points I have learnt from this session are: • looking at ice breakers as a way of learners becoming more relaxed with each other and also as a way of beginning to interact with each other‚ ensuring that the topics are relevant to the learners and that they are not too controversial or likely to cause offence etc.‚ they also encourage team work and inclusion • They are also a way of establishing trust within a group and reducing nervousness (apprehension) • We looked at training cycles

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    Effects of Broken Family

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    if the home has the above definition‚ what then‚ are the causes of broken homes. Here are 7 tips that are major causes of broken homes. Wrong choice in marriage - how do know you marry the wrong spouse? When both partners are not in good terms most of the time. When one partner always regret marrying the other partner these are all signs of wrong choice. Disagreement is the only language they understand. They could be liken to two captains in the same boat heading to different destination. In this

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    paragraph. It is very important to arrange and link the sentences between the paragraphs to be able to make the readers follow the thought or the idea that want to be implied. . Careful selection and arrangement of sentences so that they lead up to one idea (which is also known as the principle of unity) becomes more effective when the logical relationship between sentences is made clear. The writer should take pains to indicate the steps of the progress or forward movement which is involved in the

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    Ayer in his 1936 bookLanguage‚ Truth and Logic‚[3] but its development owes more to C. L. Stevenson.[4] Meta-ethics is the branch of ethics that seeks to understand the nature of ethical properties‚ statements‚ attitudes‚ and judgments. Meta-ethics is one of the four branches of ethics generally recognized by philosophers‚ the others being descriptive ethics‚ normative ethics and applied ethics. Divine command theory is a meta-ethical theory which proposes that an action’s status as morally good is

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    Men Now and Then

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    difficulty finding a job and eventually become unemployable. Men’s contributions to the present day family has increased‚ Men are now being more supportive in helping out in family duties‚ substantially lessening the burden on women. They make the mess and so they have began to do help in cleaning it up also men have exceeded the amount of time they spend with their children: “fathers in two-parent households now spend more time with co-resident children. There has been a division of labor where even men

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    Studying: Then and Now

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    Studying: Then and Now One June day‚ I staggered into a high school classroom to take my final exam in United States History IV. I had made my usual desperate effort to cram the night before‚ with the usual dismal results—I had gotten only to page 75 of a 400-page textbook. My study habits in high school‚ obviously‚ were a mess‚ but in college‚ I’ve made an attempt to reform my note-taking‚ studying‚ and test-taking skills. The first thing I tried to improve in college was note-taking. I took

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    "The Broken Heart" written by John Donne sets a mood that reveals the regrets of love. It allows you to see how vulnerable the heart can be in dealing with love. It’s theme is the pradatory nature of love and the powerlessness of the heart once it has been devoured by love. He makes love seem as if its an evil thing that can overtake you without warning and if your not carful enough‚ you can e hurt very quickly!Donne also reveals how he was caught up in the traps that love seemed to have set up for

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