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    the characters they played (Marwick & boyd 122). In order to establish authenticity, an identity needs to be grounded in something that can be its point of reference (Baym 107), however, the characters these entertainers portray lack this sort of anchorage, in embodiment and in terms of name, as they are often anonymous and fleeting. On the other hand, the entertainers’ identities are carefully associated with their physical presence in the outros. Juxtaposed against the personas that the…

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    Dennis Rader Case Study

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    Ten people in the Wichita, Kansas area between the years 1974 and 1991 were brutally murdered by Dennis Lynn Rader a.k.a the BTK Strangler. After years of fear and horror the BTK Strangler was identified and captured by police. This would not have been possible if the police investigating murders in the area were unable to connect the killings, create a profile of the killer, and then use that information to build evidence against Dennis Rader. The first and arguably the most important step in…

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    Alaska Response Paper

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    Response Paper One In this paper, I will respond to three topics that will include: “Alaska and Its People” by Maria SHAA TLAA Williams, The Aleuts of the Pribilof Islands, Alaska by Helen D. Corbert and Susanne W Swibold, as well as the video of Beautiful Journey by Demientieff and Williams, and closing with a summary of power point Alaska Native Perspectives Na Dena – Athabascan Peoples by Maria Williams. According to The Alaska Native Reader of your book, Alaska is one fifth the size of…

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    The Iditarod Is Mush Twenty-one dogs died in the Iditarod Dog Sled Race from 1990 to 1995 (Derr, “The Perilous” 119+). That is just over a span of five years. Now take into account that the Iditarod started in 1973. Innocent dogs were harmed when the race started and innocent dogs are continuing to be harmed today. Some people say that the Iditarod is an important part of Alaska’s history and that everyone involved loves it, but scientific studies have shown that dogs receive many injuries and…

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    Santa Claus Jones

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    college. UC Easy chair Standard Kerr propagated the passionateness with beyond Stanford roommate McHenry to help shape the university or college modeled seeing that "various Swarthmores" (i. elizabeth., undersized to help every single additional. Anchorage about campus have been named soon after UC Regents which voted throughout up grade of edifice the…

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    unable to use that ammunition to hunt for wild game in the times that his food supply dwindled. In comparison, Gene Rossellini spent a decade in Cordova, dedicating himself to an anthropological experiment before sharing with Debra Mckinney, an Anchorage Daily News reporter, that Rosellini “was interested in knowing if it was possible to be independent of modern technology” (Krakauer 74). According to Debra McKinney, “he became convinced that humans had developed into progressively inferior…

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    family might feel. McCandless was not a survival expert. He was an ordinary man who out of the blue decided to take a life risking journey into the Alaskan wilderness. “Most people who make it to Alaska never get past the cities of Fairbanks and Anchorage because access is so difficult and expensive, travel is so hard, the terrain is challenging, the bears are real, and so on” (Christian). Many could argue that McCandless was inconsiderate, but I think that he did what he wanted and had a reason…

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    Bob Ross Research Paper

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    lost the tip of his left index finger. When he was 18, he joined the Air Force which moved him from his Florida home to Alaska. During his 20 year tenure with the Air Force, Ross developed a taste for painting after attending an art class at the Anchorage U.S.O. club (Today I found out). Eventually, he became inspiration from a television show. At that point, he started his work of painting. He started to paint and show it off to his friends and family. They started telling others of his work,…

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    Wayne Westerberg’s was stressed about being shorthanded on work, because Chris McCandless did not come. McCandless spent four weeks in Carthage, where he worked simple, yet gritty jobs. McCandless befriended Gail Borah, Westerberg’s on-again off-again girlfriend, though he was hesitant at first. McCandless revealed that he left because he had repeatedly clashed with his father and his parents did not take him seriously. In contrast, McCandless was friendly with most people in Carthage and showed…

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    Essay On Staffing Ratios

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    Staffing Ratios in Hospitals Janie Kiester 4/4/2016 Types of staffing ratios Mandatory staffing ratios set out a minimum number of nurses to patients staffing ratio to increase the level of staffing in hospitals. Mandatory staffing ratios are used as a way to reduce workload and patient mortality in the hospital setting. (Pamela, 2013). Mandatory nurse to patient ratios are aimed at addressing the perceived imbalance between patient needs and nursing resources. However, issues have…

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