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    Restraining Order? A Restraining Order is a court ordered mandate protecting you from the individual that has abused or harassed you. A restraining order can be very beneficial if it is followed properly by the petitioner because ultimately it depends on you if you want full protection. The party served with this order must comply, and if there is sufficient evidence to prove the party is not complying they have committed a breach and can face criminal or civil penalties. Restraining orders are…

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    Roman Arches

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    The concept of the arch and concrete was seen as significant as the dwelling places in Rome. They were used to solidify and modify the Roman edifices. An arch is a made of stone, brick, concrete, steel with a curved shape. It supported and strengthened the Roman's buildings thereby making them strong. The last block inserted in an arch is the key stone known as the center stone. They mostly consist of wedge-shaped blocks (Cary and Scullard, 1975). When arches are made, they are supported by a…

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    possible for any man to become a knight. Although trying to prepare them to become a knight was quite expensive. During the knight's childhood, around the age of 7. He was expected to have great manners and to know the expectations that are required in order to be a knight. Such as the roles of knight, chivalry, and loyalty to his king. A knights responsibility was to learn how to fight and protect their lord. Knights had expensive armor. Their armor was made out of metal. Which tended to…

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    Module 7: A Short Story

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    Once upon a time, there were three human sisters. Their names were Maia, Phoebe, and Megan. They lived in a great swirling forest, in a tiny cottage with only two rooms. Those two rooms were all they needed, for they only needed tools for when they were out, books and such, and a place to sleep. Phoebe was some few weeks past her thirteenth birthday, and animals loved her, as she loved them. She took her spare time to paint lustrous landscapes and fantastical storybook imagery. Her hope was…

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    1. Language is defined as a group of symbols that are controlled by a distinct set of rules, including phonological rules, syntactic rules, sematic rules, and pragmatic rules, that are used in order to communicate and receive a message. Phonological rules control how words sound when spoken. We often don’t even realize when we are using this rule because we are so accustomed to our native languages. In the English language we have a multitude of words that are spelled the same but that are…

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    Life is full of people that help shape and mold you into the person you become. Maybe it's a parent, grandparent, teacher, or maybe even a friend. For me at least, it's my older sister, Amber Oertel. Amber has been with me as long as I can remember, granted she would have rather had mom and dad bring home a puppy instead of me, I still like to think she still likes me. She has been with me through some of the greatest losses in both of our lives, she has also been the source of some of my…

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    Apraxia Informative Speech

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    want to put you in this unknown perspective. I need you to understand what Apraxia is truly like from that of an Apraxic child's perspective. I urge you just for these few moments to try to view the speech disorder from a different angle, but in order to do this you must change your current perspective. Do not think like a speech pathologist…

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    Patient’s behavior in the “Holden Caulfield” case indicates that he is suffering from clinical depression, a small case of schizophrenia and acute paranoia. The symptoms of his clinical depression include lonesomeness, reckless behavior, changes in sleep, and loss of interest in everyday activities. Patient’s signs of Acute Paranoia include becoming socially withdrawn, high consumption of alcoholic beverages, suicidal thoughts and spontaneous anger. The symptoms of schizophrenia include,…

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    Power Of Birth Order Essay

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    Description of the Theory After reading the “The Power of Birth Order” article, I’ve learned that there is an importance in the order at which we are born. A group of Norwegian researchers found that firstborns are generally smarter than the other siblings who are born after. Later born siblings tend to be shorter and weigh less than the earlier-born child. First-born children may find themselves in higher paying professions than younger siblings. A second born child is likely to be an artist or…

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    1. Birth Order I was originally an only child until I was five. My mom and I were always incredibly close. I had her and she had me. My dad left when I was five, and because my mom was deaf it was incredibly hard for her to help me with homework. We decided to move closer to my grandparents (in Redding), so that they could help me within the "hearing" world. When I turned six my mom was very young and going through a hard time, so she had me go live with my grandparents. well, this is where I…

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