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    say he would like to come back and take the other another day. By the end‚ the traveler had decided that he made the right choice by taking the “questionable” path and not returning to what he already knew. 10. Diverged: to branch off. This was a good choice because it shows how the traveler had to make a decision. Trodden: to step. Description that the traveler intends to mark the path with his newly placed

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    Good to Great Ch. 9

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    Good To Great by Jim Collins Chapter 9: From Good to Great to Built to Last Chapter Summary: • Four Conclusions: 1. Great companies from Built to Last evidence shows that early leaders followed good-to-great framework. The only difference is that they were entrepreneurs in small business‚ as opposed to CEO’s. 2. Apply Good to Great concepts to sustain results‚ as a

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    Summary: The New Jim Crow

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    Literature Review The New Jim Crow PAD5043 I must say that I may have been completely wrong about the state of diversity in our country. I have worked in public service for literally my entire working life (30 years) and in public safety for all of it. I have worked in inner city areas and subsidized housing plans. But my opinion has been similar to that of most white Americans; that people of color do not want a hand up‚ they want a hand out. Not to be derogatory

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    take an eternity. Secondly‚ love is timeless. It does not matter what age you are‚ everyone has the capacity to love. Lastly‚ the man addresses the penny once more; he speaks as though the penny gave him good luck.

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    central questions that Francis Collins proposed in his book are how can science and faith coexist without destroying the two parallel worlds apart. Fitting science and faith into the same box has caused centuries of debate due to misinterpreted information by both the general public and the religious sectors. Collins is able to provide a reconciliation to several major issues by promoting a third viewpoint BioLogos. By removing the hostility among the two parties Collins demonstrates how faith and science

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    needed to understand the complex connection between individuals and the larger forces at work which shape them as well as society. In the chapter “Intersectionality‚” Collins makes it clear that by attempting to understand the links which bind everyone together people become more adept to deal with the social issues plaguing the world. Collins establishes that is because intersectionality can be used as an analytical tool to conduct a deep examination of intertwining relationships found in the world and

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    Good to Great: Responding to Change. I think that Jim Collins’ book is essential for future entrepreneurs‚ managers‚ and leaders in the Philippines. The tips given by the author are useful in the dynamic‚ ever-changing‚ and constantly fluctuating business environment of the Philippines. Jim Collins described the kind of leader who can address these changes as a Level 5 leader – "a paradoxical blend of personal humility and professional will." The Level 5 leader is not the "corporate savior" or "turnaround

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    Task IV Please analyze the theme of the poem‚ using the speech act hypotheses we have discussed in class. Please pay attention to the change of syntax in the second half of the poem. As the first part of the poem is imperatives and the theme of the poem is elegy‚ I firstly regard it as an advice or consolation‚ the poet advising others not to be bothered to find the traces of the person who died. A common condolence is generally soothing and pacifying‚ describing how the deceased will rest in

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    The title of this poem suggests that this person will always have the heart of the person they love. The person could actually be holding their lover’s heart‚ or a locket or other heart-shaped object belonging their loved one. Figuratively‚ the person does not actually carry around their lover’s heart‚ but rather that the person will always be loved‚ cherished‚ and remembered by the speaker‚ no matter where their loved one is. In the first stanza‚ I think it means that he is always

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    According to Heather Collins‚ successful thinking is “carefully reasoning about and actively engaging with your environment” and also “asking lots of questions”. Collins tells a childhood story about her as a young girl. She explains that “[she asked her] mom too many questions [and] asking all those questions when [she] was young was actually a good thing”. Collins states that constantly being curious and asking questions as a child is what made her a successful thinker today. Successful thinking

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