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    Advocate General School‚ 2012. IV51 - IV53. General‚ Judge Advocate. "The Military Commander and the Law." General‚ Judge Advocate. The Military Commander and the Law. Maxwell AFB: The Judge Advocate General School‚ 2012. 215-223. Group‚ Cody Youth. "Wyoming Cares." Jan 2012. http://www.wyocare.org/items/get_pdf/1416%20%20problems%20and%20solution%20document. 2 Mar 2013. Hedlund‚ James H. and Anne T. McCartt. Drunk Driving: Seeking Additional Solutions. Traffic Safety. Washington D.C.: Preusser Research

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    Mystic Monk Coffee Case Has Father Daniel Mary established a future direction for the Carmelite Monks of Wyoming? yes What is his vision for the monastery? He wishes to take the 13 monks who are living in a small home used as a makeshift rectory and move to a nearby ranch that would accommodate 30 monks‚ a gothic church‚ a convent for Carmelite nuns‚ a retreat for visitors‚ and a hermitage; essentially wants to create a new Mount Carmel in the Rocky Mountains Acquiring a large parcel of land and

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    Elizabeth Tallent‚ is about Jack and the eighteen year-old girl he has been having an affair with for the past two years. They are drinking tequila and talking about their future‚ while Jack drives them in his pickup truck through the countryside of Wyoming. Jack is a cynical man who drinks heavily‚ doesn’t clean his truck‚ and has no obvious respect for women. He is currently cheating on his wife with a barely-legal girl he has been having an affair with since she was sixteen. When he notices his wife’s

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    as a sign of weakness even a lack of virility. However‚ according to Ehrlich it may be because of historical and geographical factors. Cowboys who are mostly from the South kept that "chivalrousness and strict codes of honor" when the came to the Wyoming. This is why men would show a stand-offish and respectful attitude vis-à-vis the women. Also‚ due to the geographical vastness of the North‚ cowboys often work where there is no human beings or women. He is physically and socially isolated which "make

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    peace and enlightenment that only the wild can invoke inside a person is done through man’s desire to survive the savage conditions nature throws at them. From Christopher McCandless from “Into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer‚ to the Wilderness Women of Wyoming‚ to Gene Rossellini‚ to everyday people‚ the wild has a knack for helping individuals find themselves. The wilderness has invested itself into a part of everyone’s hearts and allows for an idyllic setting for healing and a renewed sense of self away

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    In Moises Kaufman’s‚ The Laramie Project the under lying theme of the novel is people are afraid of change. This can be proved from the novel with the character Cathy Connolly and the struggle that homosexuals have to live in there own society. The juxtaposition of anti-gay demonstrations sparked by religion at a homosexual’s funeral‚ and even the physical setting is related to why people are afraid of change. Whether it is start by homophobia‚ religion‚ or opression‚ people are not just afraid of

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    large States‚ such as California and Texas‚ in a close race it is important not to neglect the small Sates. The 12 smallest states Alaska‚ Delaware‚ Hawaii‚ Idaho‚ Maine‚ Montana‚ New Hampshire‚ North Dakota‚ Rhode Island‚ South Dakota‚ Vermont‚ and Wyoming together account for only 17 (of 435) representatives in the House. However‚ in the Electoral College the same states account for 41 electoral votes. However this system has its flaws due to the fact that some states are solidly Democrat whilst

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    performance targets for achieving his vision? We believe Father Daniel Mary does have definitive objectives but does not have specific performance targets to achieve his vision. Father Daniel Mary‚ the prior of the Carmelite Order of monks in Clark‚ Wyoming has a vision to create a new Mount Carmel in the Rocky Mountains. His vision of transforming the small brotherhood of 13 monks living in a small home used as makeshift rectory into a 500 acres monastery that would include accommodations for 30 monks

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    president is cast in the House of Representatives. This would mean that every states essentially has one vote making “the single representative from Wyoming‚ representing 500‚000 voters‚ [the same] as the 55 representatives from California‚ who represent 35 million voters”(Document F). This is important because if you just look at the numbers say Wyoming is the smallest states with 500‚00 then any state with more voters that excess amount of voters basically don’t get a vote. In this case 34.5 million

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    Who are the victims in a hate crime? Victimization does not end with the primary person that was attacked. The Laramie Project demonstrated how the entire community‚ and eventually the nation‚ of a little town in Wyoming was affected by the death of 22 year old Matthew Shepard in October‚ 1998. Secondary victims‚ who do not bear the physical pain‚ but endure the after effects and emotional pain‚ included Matthew’s parents‚ Deputy Sheriff Reggie Fluty (who was called to the crime scene and tended

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