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    does it mean to have a cultural tradition? A cultural tradition is the handing down of information‚ beliefs‚ and customs by word of mouth or by example from one generation to another without written instruction. In Kevin Kling’s "Hook‚ Line‚ and Television‚" Kling was someone who kept to the tradition that happened in the cold weather and when the lakes were safe. His tradition is to go ice fishing every year in Minnesota when they decide the ice is safe. My cultural tradition is that my family and

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    giving money to people living on the street. The author divides the article in two points of view and brings them together in the end. On on side‚ giving money to beggars is a good thing. It gives them what they need to provide themselves with food. It also means that you recognize that they have a problem‚ so it’s also a sense of dignity. The prior difficulty of helping these people out with money is that you can never know where they put it‚ what they do with it. A lot of homeless people are drug

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    The Wrong Side of Attraction

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    Shiqueta Kenyatta Patterson Brandi Lee Tionte Tharpe English 1102 Literature Composition 7/12/13 The Wrong Side of Attraction “Love Can Be Deceiving”‚ most people would say‚ but Tommy Shooter did not believe so. A General in the United States Marines in his mid-30’s‚ Tommy was muscular‚ quick-tempered‚ highly trained sniper. One day Tommy led his troops to Afghanistan in search of terrorists when they were ambushed. Tommy was shot in the leg during this and‚ the medics quickly carried him

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    London. I chose London because it is the Capital City of England and because of its enormous range attractions to see and things to do such as see the London dungeons to go on the London eye‚ it attracts hundreds of thousands of people. Tourist Generating Areas (TGA) These are areas of the world where people originate from and go on holiday else where‚ such as London‚ USA and Japan. The figures of tourists coming to London in 2002 are as follows In my assignment I will be linking London to my chosen

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    Fatal Attraction Essay

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    Fatal Attraction as a rhetorical artifact affirms the experiences‚ values‚ and powers of men‚ and it presents woman as the other. The issue of gender is at the forefront of the entire conflict surrounding the movie. The film celebrates the concept of the conventional‚ nuclear family. It sexualizes and sentimentalizes the traditional wife‚ while villianizing the supposed feminist who attempts to ruin the patriarchal world of the husband. The message presented is that women who choose a career over

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    consequences following technological developments. Television has served many needs of people. But‚ unfortunately‚ it has destroyed communication among friends and family. The reasons are that people are getting maximum information‚ enter- tainment and time pass throug h various channels. I will explain these reasons in det ail further in my essay. Though there are many sources of gathering information we rely on people for informa tion most of the times. This is gradually replaced by countless

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    The attraction of Shanghai – Food & Catering Background information: Shanghai cuisine is the youngest among the ten major cuisines in China though with a history of more than 400 years. Traditionally called Benbang cuisine‚ it originated in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-1840). Shanghai dishes usually look red and shiny‚ for they are often pickled in wine and their cooking methods include baking‚ stewing‚ teaming‚ deep-frying‚ etc. he raw materials of Shanghai dishes are well cut‚ and the colors

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    What Motivates Tourists

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    reasons. Although the question of what motivates tourists to travel is not an easy one to describe and understand‚ there are other factors which help break down the complexity of this question. In order to understand exactly why tourists feel the need to travel‚ it is ideal to understand why it is important for tourist destinations and companies to know what motivates tourists and to determine their market respectively‚ the techniques and theories used to identify those markets‚ and ultimately how this

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    Money Doesn’t Make People Happy Tim Harford “The hippies‚" claimed economist Andrew Oswald recently‚ "are having their quiet revenge." Oswald‚ a professor at Warwick University in England‚ is one of a growing number of economists fascinated by the question of what makes us happy. In a recent public lecture he announced‚ "Once a country has filled its larders‚ there is no point in that nation becoming richer." That‚ at least‚ should bring a smile to a few faces. Economists have suddenly realized

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    Outline Describe the typical social‚ cultural and environmental impacts experienced by tourist destinations in developing countries Social impacts * Increase in variety of jobs available * Seasonal employment * Price inflation * Economic leakage Cultural impacts * Market for traditional crafts and/or rituals grows * New patterns of dress and behaviour may cause problems Environmental impacts * Provision of new intrastructure‚ e.g. roads * Increased pressure

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