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    ****REPORT LATE DUE TO MACWIS ISSUES**** PER REPORTER: Sam’s mother is deceased and his brother recently died. He has no one. Three weeks ago‚ Genia got drunk and threw empty whiskey bottles at Sam. It was about 25 bottles and some of them hit him in the head and face. He did have knots and bruises on his forehead and cheek. He didn’t need medical attention. Per reporter‚ Genia made Sam leave and told him not to come back. Genia is an alcoholic and drinks bad. It is unknown where Sam is. Sam has

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    Die Bybelse-‚ Oosterse en Islam Skeppingsperspektief toon verskeie raakpunte met mekaar. Om mee te begin word daar in al drie geglo in die skepping van die heelal en nie in die evolusiebenadering nie. Die Islam geloof glo in sommige opsigte in die Evolusiebenadering maar nie alle aspekte daarvan nie. In die Bybese Skeppingsperspektief word daar algemeen geglo dat die heelal geskep is deur handelinge deur die onsienlike God (Elohim). Dit het oor n kwessie van ses dae plaasgevind waartydens die verskillende

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    The war in Vietnam in the 1960’s was an extremely controversial topic among the American public. America’s role in the war was questionable‚ and thousands of young men were drafted into the army against their own personal beliefs. In If I Die in a Combat Zone ‚ author Tim O’Brien argued that the Vietnam War was unjust through his depictions of violent events during the war‚ how the war affected both the soldiers and innocent civilians‚ and the inhumane duties required of the soldiers. One of the

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    John Adams: Join or Die The title of the show I watched was Join or Die‚ a part of the John Adams series shown on HBO in 2008. The director of this series was Tom Hooper‚ who won an Emmy Award in 2006 for his directing of another miniseries. The major stars of Join or Die in the John Adams series were: Paul Giamatti (playing John Adams)‚ Laura Linney (playing Abigail Adams)‚ and Danny Huston (playing Samuel Adams). This series gives insight into John Adams’ life in a modern perspective. In the

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    him when he spoke. John was a source of information for him but Herodias wanted his head on a platter. It was a mystery to John why Jesus allowed him to linger in prison. He finally sent two of his Disciples to Jesus to find out why he was left to die in Luke 7:18-19. John indeed served

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    Some commentators claim that Britain is becoming a classless society‚ one where the stamp of class leaves only a faint impression on people’s lives. Before checking whether this statement is true or not‚ the definition of “class” should be fathomed first. In a broad sense‚ social class is a collection of similarly placed individuals from a certain social group‚ who not only share common interests‚ but also similar lifestyle and cultural identities (Giddens‚ 2009: 458). Another key phrase supposed

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    September 30‚ 2012 “We Real Cool” by Gwendolyn Brooks 1) Rhyme Gwendolyn Brooks makes great use of rhyme throughout the poem. She uses words such as "cool"‚ "school"‚ "sin"‚ and "gin" (Brooks 684-685). These are rhymes that appear at the end of lines. The rhyme scheme used compliments the theme‚ since it is the directed to a young audience. It is known that Brooks is trying to attract a young crowd because she is talking about young people who are supposed to attend school. The poem has an

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    Acting to Let Someone Die‚ Andrew McGee critiques the medical ethics view that withdrawing life-sustaining treatment (LST) or life support is an act of killing in contrast to the idea that withdrawing LST is simply an omission rather than an act. He focuses mainly‚ however‚ not on whether withdrawing LST is an omission or an act but whether the withdrawal lets the person die or kills them‚ concluding that providing LST merely postpones death and its withdrawal just lets the person die of the original causes

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    great pain due to an incurable illness like cancer (Patashnik). Usually‚ the decision is made to pull the plugs of machines which prolong life or to end treatment. Physician assisted euthanasia cannot be considered murder because patients select to die‚ their deaths end suffering‚ and there is no intention to cause harm. Murder can be defined as an act of violence which is perpetrated against a victim (Dictionary.com). The individual dies at a time which is forced by the killer who has intent to harm

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    Death frightens us. Therefore‚ acknowledging one’s wish to willingly end his or her life is difficult for the average person to understand. Though we are aware that our days are finite‚ we live with the false hope that technology may advance by the time we reach the end of our lives to substantially extend them. We live with the delusion of an eternal existence. However‚ not everyone cringes upon the thought of death. Many elderly people‚ near death‚ choose to commit suicide‚ willingly take one’s

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