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11 traveling from Boston strikes the north tower of the World Trade Center in New York City near the 60th floor, the collision caused a massive explosion trapping hundreds of people inside of the building. Just moments later United Airlines Flight 175 strikes the South Tower and both towers collapsed, killing many innocent…

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In your daily life, there are people you will see that are considered not the normal, due to the fact they look weird, their actions seem odd, and or they simply just do not fit in. Do you think everyone needs to belong? These people are usually labeled an outsider. Would you consider this person as just somebody not the same as you or would you judge a book by its cover? There are many that would choose the second option, to judge a book by its cover. Outsiders are humans that are simply…

For ages, people have been coming up with new innovations to revolutionize the world and the people living there. Rome, with the invention of the road, created a new way of communicating throughout the empire. After the Islamic empire introduced mosques to the world, all the Muslims go there to pray to Allah. Paper money became very common after the Chinese created it. These three civilizations that used to trade together made more incredible things possible during their time period. Created…

Jeff Bauer, a health futurist and medical economist, believes that the future for healthcare could possibly have lesser healthcare groups that are more tech savvy. Also, Bauer thinks that doctor-owned medical groups will influence the change from “acute care to disease management that emphasizes the role of the physicians and their partners.” The partners within the groups will have to create a new coalition to gather and study the patient’s information in a variety of ways. Committee members…

much an artist as any other, either polishing or contorting their subjects at will. This is reinforced when it is revealed that for Alice, “Every act of kindness, every deed of charity, she had ever performed, were produced to the public.” (Sedgwick 175-176). She is a spectacle. Alice is trapped in her mother’s writings, while Mrs. Courland also merely imitates life, rather than innovating and creating with her own imagination. She can only depict what she knows concretely. Sedgwick offers a…

This review is a stretch of Marcos Bernardes de Mello's work, "Theory of Legal Fact: plane of existence." In the first part, they are treated different views on the concept of legal fact, especially of Savigny and Miranda bridges. Great emphasis was given to the discussion of the legal fact classification criteria. Mello begins his presentation by approaches that considered unscientific, is the study of the cause from the consequence, or by ineffectiveness cover the wide range of existing legal…

Each and every person conceptualizes reading in a different way. In their article “Rhetorical Reading Strategies and the Construction of Meaning” Christina Haas and Linda Flower examine the different ways readers, mainly students, read a text and break it down for post read analysis. They believe that every student finds different meaning in every text they read as they show when they state, “There is a growing consensus in our field that reading should be thought of as a constructive rather…

The Sabbath is a day of rest and worship for the Lord that falls on the seventh day of a seven day cycle. As the details within the commandment explain, the rest day started from the very beginning when God finished His creation in six days and rested on the seventh day (King James Version, Gen. 2.1-3). Rest is a recognition of God: ceasing usual labour to recognize Him as sovereign (Massee 58). For Israel, the Sabbath had special significance; as it was a law, both civil and religious (Massee…

The novel To Kill A Mockingbird (1960) by Harper Lee would be nothing without change. Change makes up a tremendous part of how the characters interact with each other as well as how they grow and evolve throughout the novel. Whether it be physical, mental or emotional changes, Lee depicts how these changes affect the outcomes of prominent events that occur throughout the novel. Without these necessary changes, the novel would not have the same impact on its readers. Through transformation of the…