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    1 “Antigone” is mainly about the conflict between the ruler Creon, who has decreed that Polyneices shall not be buried, and Antigone, who wants to give her brother the proper burial rites. Antigone does not change throughout the course of the play, in fact one of her most defining qualities is her stubbornness and resolve to do what she thinks is right. Antigone serves as a foil to Creon in that she places the Gods’ values over the human rule of law, whereas Creon enforces the law to a fault…

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    As we are all aware, millions of American families had once immigrated from other countries. Although moving to America brought hope for a new life and a brighter future, many struggle to adjust and adapt to the ways of an American lifestyle. Immigrating does not have to be the prime reason people have trouble identifying themselves with a certain group. Many people can feel just as isolated, or even more so, in their own homeland. Finding a place you can call your own, feeling like you…

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    In the book the Bean Trees the author Kingsolver, depicts the way that men treat Taylor and Lou Ann to show how their is still sexism in Whatcom County and all over the world. Kingsolver writes about sexism both knowingly and also unaware. This shows how sexism is more of a common item in society today rather than something unusual. In the book men were the ones who were sextist towards the women. The main character Taylor, who is very self-reliant person and doesn't need a man to help her, ends…

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    1) Keurig Coffee Machine Models The Keurig Coffee Machine was innovated because it tackled a few common household problems at once: daily waste of extra coffee, and different household members preferring different roasts, brands, and flavors. By allowing the user to create a singular cup of coffee quickly and easily, immense value was created. Though it has changed the lives of the consumer slightly, the real value lies in the monetary value of the machine, as it opened a new market for Keurig…

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    A Single Shard Summary

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    a single shard written by linda sue park and this report was written by jonathan biscos the book single shard is about a boy named Tree Air and Crane Man. In this book tree air sees a potter named Min and everyday and goes inside a bush to watch him make pots. the historical technology were the spinning wheel that was made to make pots and kiln. The culture was in a time where they live in tiny houses and there is nobility and when a potter passed…

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    The 49th Parallel Roasters cherishes working with the same producers every year. A representative is sent to visit the plantations on annual basis to facilitate a positive change through feedbacks and the farmers are included in the discussion for solutions. This method emphasizes the non-hierarchical methods of engaging between producers and retailers and embraces the idea of solidifying partnership for the sake of cultivating a strong supply chain. For an example, in the video that features…

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    Gummy Candy Research Paper

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    Hans Riegel himself. Both the dancing bear and the gummy candy factory are called HARIBO which is an acronym for Hans Riegel, Bonn (Hartel, 2014). Turkish delight is considered as an early version of the gummy candy as well as gumdrops and jelly beans. It is a typical gummy and fruit based molded candy from Middle East. After the technology and machine-based production system were introduced, different types of candies were manufactured and developed and the gummy candy was one of these…

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    Have you ever wondered how your delicious chocolate was made? Here is the story of the most amazing factory ever built: Johnson’s Chocolate Factory. This story tells the tale of the hard work the men and women do each day inside of the factory. The Johnson Chocolate Factory was built in 1797 by a man named Aaron Johnson. When Aaron was only 18 years old, he decided to build his own business. He opened a chocolate factory because of his love for everything chocolate. In 1804, Johnson’s…

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    Once upon a time in the kitchen, Madison the Marshmallow was in her marshmallow bag. Chunky the Chocolate Bar was in his wrapper, and Gary the Graham Cracker was in his box. As the day went on, Madison the Marshmallow decided to go on a walk. That’s when she met Chunky the Chocolate Bar. “Hi, I’m Madison the Marshmallow. What’s your name?” “I’m Chunky the Chocolate Bar. “I was looking for someone to become friends with me.” Madison says. “Oh, cool! I’ll be friends with you. I was looking for a…

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    In Willy Wonka the Chocolate Factory, Willy Wonka uses his entrepreneurship- a combination of vision, skill, ingenuity, and willingness to take risks to create and run new businesses- and financial capital to produce consumer goods -final goods- such as Wonka Bars and other candies to be sold in stores, a product market -a market in which goods and services are bought or sold- to satisfy the wants -desires that can be satisfied by consuming a good or service- of the people using capital…

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