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    War to End All Wars

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    Wilkerson 1 Brittney Wilkerson Lewcock/Filice World Core 3/4 11 March 2013 War to End All Wars In history‚ World War I was one of the most important wars; it has historically been referred to as the “War to end all Wars.” It exposed the good and bad a war can create. Gandhi’s quote about violence says‚ “the good is only temporary‚” but “the evil it does is permanent.” Historically‚ the “good” is shown throughout World War I‚ as when people initially believed the war was beneficial

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    Profile I am currently on a Mental Health placement at a local hospital. Mr Burns is a 75 year old man to protect the client the name has been changed under the data Protection Act 1998 that has been on the all-male dementia ward since 2007. Mr Burns has Alzheimer’s disease‚ stomach ulcers‚ prone to seizures and Dysphasia. Using Rober‚ Logan and Tierney’s model the 13 activities of daily living the priorities for Mr Burns are personal cleaning and dressing‚ mobilizing and eating and drinking. Using

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    materialistic and lacked any sort of emotion in it. Then‚ a small incident brings about his untimely death. Toward the end of his life‚ he is forced to come to terms with a fact that death is inevitable. When he accepts that‚ he sees that despite the fact that he lived his life the “proper” way in society‚ he had not had much of a life at all. Upon seeing the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel‚ he dies. Tolstoy gives a quick stab of satire‚ by making it painfully apparent that no one seems

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    know how important small‚ almost everyday objects can be to us. Weather they have been passed down through family for a while‚ or something symbolic that may not have a specific reason. In The Great Gatsby‚ The green light is a very symbolic thing. To many‚ it may just seem like a typical green light at the end of a dock for location. Not to Gatsby‚ though. It is his pride‚ his hopes and his dreams‚ the symbolic green light shows Gatsby how close Daisy is‚ but also how far away she really is. In the

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    Have you lived up to your family’s expectations of you? I believe I have lived up to my parent’s expectations. My parents have always set realistic expectations of my brother and I. My mother is a Certified Nursing Assistant and my father works in construction. My mother would always say to us‚ “Do not be like me‚ do better than me”. So at a young age I took that quote and I ran with it. She wanted us to be smart‚ determined and independent members of society. I wanted to make my parents proud

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    Football Life Football is all around us. You go from pee-wee flag football for the very young kids all the way up to the NFL or world football league as careers. In most of the population‚ not too many kids make it past their senior year of high school. The kids that don’t make it past high school football savor every moment of their time on the field. There is nothing wrong with that‚ except if the people around the game take it overboard. In Friday Night Lights by Peter Berg‚ the town is

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    victim‚ they need to have courage and follow their ways‚ no matter what others say. Jem and Scout see people become victims of prejudice‚ rumors‚ poverty‚ and other atrocities in their own little town‚ as they grew older. In To Kill a Mockingbird‚ the children learn life lessons from witnessing people striving to survive different situations within Maycomb. When a challenge causes one to struggle‚ the children see that person‚ or themselves‚ have to have courage to do as they have before. Jem and

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    wanted to feel accepted by others and make friends. As I have progressed‚ I have become more focused on results. At this moment‚ I have learned that I value others opinions on topics‚ but not so much as what they think about me. If If I can make something happen in a productive manner that is for the good of all‚ I have no problem doing it even if it destroys some of the relations that I currently have.

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    commercials and advertisements present in a variety of gaming media‚ all of which were promoting online programs and colleges where you could basically become a professional gamer in a few short years—something that at the time seemed something of a fantasy job. As I got older‚ I stopped gaming‚ and G4 eventually went to the wayside; but I was quite surprised to recall these ads from the past while reading the article “You Can Sleep Here All Night.” Its assessment of the gaming industry suggests that the endemic

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    Diana in the Docks

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    represented by Geoffrey Robertson himself. Robertson was assigned y the court to be Taylor’s lawyer to try and make sure the trial was as fair as possible.   Robertson believed that the gym was as public as could be and that anyone could have taken photos from outside the street‚ so what difference did it make that they were taken inside the gym.  “LA Fitness (the gym) comprised one giant room… so that everybody could see everybody else. The leg-press machine that Diana used was in

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