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    It is interesting that in “The Speech of Miss Polly Baker”, Franklin spoke as a girl. It is obvious that Franklin was an educated man, but this was not his point of view. There are elements of the speech that would normally be attributed to Franklin. The speech is sarcastic in tone, although the conversational…

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    to be a baker. I want to be a baker because I love to bake and cook. My job responsibilities would be ensuring that cakes are baked at the proper temperature. Bakers must be familiar with the use of commercial mixing machines, ovens, and other large-scale baking equipment. Most bakers work in retail or commercial bakeries, restaurants, and grocery stores or specialty food stores. Work shifts often include early mornings, late evenings, weekends, and sometimes holidays. A certified baker must…

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    While Baker and Brassard talk about lifetime depression caused by divorce, Eleni Vousoura, a counseling and clinical psychologist, and her colleagues Helen Verdeli, Virginia Warner, Priya Wickramaratne and Charles Baily talk about how depression can be hereditary and may still be caused by divorce. Vousoura and her associates did the first three-generational study on the effects of depression and how it is correlated with divorce. They studied one hundred seventy-eight children around the age of…

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    Baker County is a rural county located in Eastern Oregon. It’s total population size is around 16,000 people and is 3,000 square miles. A majority of the county’s land is considered farmland. Farming attributes to a large number of Baker County’s employment. Due to recessions and the advancement of technology we have seen fluctuations and shifts throughout Oregon and especially Baker County. These fluctuations and shifts are seen in population, employment, job industry’s, and housing. I…

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    Hannah Baker: the girl who commit suicide because of thirteen reasons that ruined her life. She is an insecure girl and feels very alone in her new town. After the moment she made the decision to kill herself, she made seven cassette tapes on which she explains her motives. She sends the tapes to everyone who caused a reason for her to commit suicide. Clay Jensen: Clay has been in love with Hannah for a very long time and still misses her. On a random day, totally unpredicted, Clay…

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    Baker v. Carr was a landmark case decided in 1962. This case brought up the issue of reapportionment, and the view that citizens’ vote value were being reduced when their population and economy were growing and their districts weren’t portioned accordingly, in turn, they were being deprived of their constitutional right to vote in the General Assembly. The Baker v. Carr case presented the issue of whether or not apportionment is a justiciable issue; the final decision of the case provided the…

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    discover a passion for something that they never knew they had. Baker describes that in High School writing was a challenge for him, and something that he was never very interested in doing whether it be in class or out of class. Although it is apparent to the reader that Mr. Fleagle is very passionate about what he teaches, Baker describes his teacher, as being “notorious among City students for dullness and inability to inspire”. When Baker is assigned an informal essay, he still isn’t very…

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    In February 1978, Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty released a single called ‘Baker Street’ a direct reference to Baker Street in London, where he often stayed in a friend’s flat when travelling between his family home in Paisley and London. One of the most notable characteristics of the song is the haunting saxophone solo which was performed by Raphael Ravenscroft. Ravenscroft was born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1954 and he studied music, having a great interest in the saxophone. He found…

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    obsolete in our globalised markets, which means placing a value on diversity is critical for the success of any global firm. Baker & McKenzie operate in 47 countries and does this in a grass root manner in order to offer their international clients regionally focused advice. This is purely an effective way of doing business and separates the firm from its competitors. However, Baker & McKenzie also encourages diversity to create a collaborative environment where colleagues can celebrate their…

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    Imagine the severity of a nuclear explosion, and how detrimental it could be. This could be a reality for anyone. In the fictional short story “Grace Period” by Will Baker, a man is faced with this, as it soon becomes his reality. He first notices the expansion and contraction of the atmosphere. Then, the odd behaviour of his dog, when it is whining under the porch. Subsequently, he feels the shifts of the ground beneath him. He notices a invisible jet , and the streak of cloud following it.…

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