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The main idea in this reading is to explain how we identify ourselves as a part of a group by using symbols. I feel like symbols are a way to identified yourself with a specific group and also to distinguish yourself from others. For example, in soccer games fans usually buy different type of gears and accessories to differentiate themselves from the rival team, but at the same time connecting with others fan that support your team. Although there is controversy since some symbols can be…

1) What is the research question? Try to State the problem as concisely as possible. I believe the problem statement is due to the technology of internet and the social impacts of nonprofit organizations, nonprofit organizations may use organizational web sites to promote advocacy and influence civic engagement. However, some researchers have announced that internet would not affect the advocacy and civic engagement. The research questions are: what factors influence nonprofit promotion of…

I saw it coming. I knew when it was about to happen. I was right. Throughout this novel, predicting was not a hard analytical approach to take. I was able to predict many different events that would occur later in the book. The very first prediction that nearly everyone would be able to make is that Lea and Gabe will end up together in the end. This novel is definitely not a very thought-provoking and studious book, however, it is a very light and fluffy read when one doesn’t want to concentrate…

The Return Home Thorton’s command cracked out like a pistol-shot. Buck threw himself forward, tightening the traces with a clashing lunge. While the audience are in disbelief, and the bets are going up by the minute. Buck is wondering if its really happening, but he’s having weird flashbacks to the days he was living a perfect life. He was cut off by a loud shout while have these flashbacks. “BUCK ARE YOU READY” yelled Thorton, as he’s whispering slowly to him buck only hears one thing he…

One day Nicholas Copernicus went to Arby’s and tried to order a Mc Pick 2. But the waiter “Shrek” said “we don’t have Mc Pick 2’s.” After that Nicholas Copernicus saw a raccoon eating a chili dog on the side of the road. He went on and shortly after saw a kid with a brand new Fidget Spinner . Nicholas asked “How much did that spinner cost?” The kid said “300 bucks” He was surprised at how much that spinner costs. The kid was spinning his spinner and shortly after Jenny Sparkles…

Summary of Reading 1 unit 5 (pages 108 and 109) Pamplona is where hundreds run with bulls just for fun. Everyone has a characteristic to take risks, and many can handle things well. The more people take risks, the more they will be capable to push them even further. A heart pumping challenge always make people want to just do it when they are facing it. Well, before people are facing the extreme, if they know beforehand, they usually take precautions to be prepared and to reduce risk so things…

Wilson, K. (2002). Bear snores on. Simon and Schuster. “One by one, a whole host of different animals and birds find their way out of the cold and into Bear's cave to warm up. But even after the tea has been brewed and the corn has been popped, Bear just snores on! See what happens when he finally wakes up and finds his cave full of uninvited guests -- all of them having a party without him!” (goodreads.com) After reading the book to the kids have them make a cave for the bear and his friends.…

Shermin Sultana TH-198: The Purpose of Playing Instructor: Dyan Burlingame September 6, 2017 Reflection 2: “The Dramatic Imagination” Chapter 1- 4 In my opinion, “The Dramatic Imagination” by Robert Edmond Jones is a book mostly about the author’s opinions on theatre. This book is also written about sense, expression, art, imagination and set design/stage setting in the theater. As a reader this book really helped me to create an imagination of the situations in the dramas that the…

reading Feminism Unfinished I learned so much from all three of the of the authors of the book. More than sex equality: In chapter 1: Feminism after Suffrage by Dorothy Sue Cobble was told from the time period of the 1920’s t the 1960’s. In chapter 2: The Women's Liberation Movement by Linda Gordon was told from the time period of the 1960’s to the mid 1980’s. Finally in chapter 3: From a Mindset to a Movement: Feminism since 1990 by Astrid Henry was told…

In the Culture module, read Dateman - Chapter 6. 1) This edition of the book was published in 2005. Based on what you have read in the news, your experiences in school, and any work experience you have do you think anything has changed from what the authors said 12 years ago? Yes, there are some changes. Now, some jobs are becoming dependable on technology. Which led job's opportunities to be less and less every year. Especially for people who do not have a good education. Also, most jobs now…