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    The oldest living being known to mankind, a soldier of a war long since forgotten, Demon Buffalo, also known as Olding Oldington. This is a story of how this war, the war that scared our protagonist, ended. Old was leader of a three man infiltration squad that was sent to go through the ranks of one of the other planets governments and leak information to the populace to cause panic before Old’s government sweeps in seemingly like a beacon of hope, when in actuality it was a ruse in order to be granted full access to the planets vast supplies of fuel so that they can explore the depths of space and preform experiments that would end up causing what we know to be the big bang. “Things are going too well. Thus I feel it would be a good idea to do a mole hunt in addition to general inspections and maintenance this month.” Said General Hotp Ocket, one of the more high ranking officials who was more well known for his amazing intuition, and his tasteful last name. “sir, yes, sir…but sir why a mole hunt rather than increasing surveillance on the base?” said Generic Soldier #32 “Because my dear subordinate we are trying a new type of truth serum …an ingestible and poisonous one. You see, while most truth serums depress the central nervous and slowed down brain activity, putting them in a trance like state that would allow them to talk about more personal subjects more easily” said Corporal Anne Tagonist who was also the captain of the bases research and development division.…

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    the Euphrates rivers and evolved to three definite societies: Sumer (2000s B.C), Babylonia (1000s B.C.), and Assyria (after 700s B.C.). The first known cities were founded by the Sumerians using architecture of mud and brick. The location of the cities was extremely important due to the availability of water. The need for water in agriculture caused the Sumerians to create irrigation systems necessary for a dependable food supply for the cities. The Mesopotamian form of government was a form of…

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    Cyrus The Great Hyperbole

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    was highly regarded by his subjects, as well as people born years after his passing. “Father” to the Iranians, and “Liberator” to the Babylonians, Cyrus earned every title he was given. A compassionate, but successful military leader, Cyrus taught tolerance for religious diversity through his actions as King, and immediately became one of the most influential people in world history. However, his influence did not stop with the people of his time or his empire. His actions, and more…

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    Spread Of Cuneiform Essay

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    THE APPEARANCE AND SPREAD OF CUNEIFORM Cuneiform is the name of the many writing systems found throughout Mesopotamia that were in use from the fourth millennium B.C.E until the late first century C.E. The word cuneiform means “wedge-shaped,” due to the wedge shape being one of the two elements that describes the writing style. It was carved on clay tablets and could also be found on stone and metal works (Zorman 2014:103-104). The use of clay was advantageous as it could be molded into many…

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    Hamlet’s actions throughout the play support this deceitful nature. His dual personalities are the foundation of his madness. There are many examples that illustrate how Hamlet’s deceitful nature results in a tragedy because of his inability to choose which role to play.      In Act One, Hamlet appears to be very straightforward in his actions and his role. When his mother questions him, Hamlet says, "Seems, madam? Nay it is. I know not…

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    Bolek Case Summary

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    Plaintiff Joanne Bolek had been admitted to Ahuja Medial Center in early November 2013, for complications from congestive heart failure and fluid buildup in her kidneys. Upon discharge from Ahuja, Ms. Bolek was sent to defendant Menorah Park’s facility for rehabilitation. According to Ms. Bolek’s son, Peter Bolek, they sent Ms. Bolek to Menorah Park to have her regain her strength, “because she was very weak.” B. Admission to Menorah Park On November 22, 2013, Ms. Bolek was admitted to…

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    Lenders were able to access patients medical records then deny their application for a home mortgage, credit card, and in decision making within human resources (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2006). Individual’s civil rights were being violated without ever seeking permission to view their personal medical history. On March 18, 1996, Bill Archer (R), introduced the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 to the House of Representatives. The bill reported by the…

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    Bpm Corporate Strategy

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    BPM is an independent record shop and privately run in the early 90’s and later became one of the large markets for the local electronic music. It is a record store, which sells CDs and vinyl. The large growth in sales of the vinyl and CD records contributed to BPM grow into a record distributor with independent records labels at home and overseas as well as supplying their up-to-date music to the record stores. Nevertheless, the record shops are recently losing market share to Web-based shops…

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    doing in the studio. The studio that I did that work with Suburban Tea Room is a place called the Complex, located in West Los Angeles, which was built by George Massenburg. Holy cow, this was the studio George was telling me about and I just recorded there!! I started asking questions to David about Massenberg and the studio and he was surprised I knew so much about the place and I said, this is a dream come true, to record here. David and I hit off that day and I was excited to be part of…

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    “What law, you ask, do I satisfy with what I say?”—The Unwritten Law The title heroine’s famous defense speech in lines 995-1005 of Antigone has prompted the view that the play is extremely enigmatic. It is a passage that has been read with astonishment and demands detailed explanation. In her speech, Antigone provides what appears to be a reason for her burying her brother Polynices against the orders of her uncle and King, Creon. Antigone claims, however, that she would not have deliberately…

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