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    Starting off this class with reading what Family Ministry is defined as opened up my view on how Family Ministry can be diverse in a variety of understanding. Diana Garland stated that “family ministry is any activity that directly or indirectly (1) forms families in the congregation community; (2) increases the Christlikeness of the family relationships of Christians; or (3) equips and supports families for the work to which they are called together.” Earlier in the reading she stated that…

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    Artemis Greek Goddess

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    after researching, I came upon Artemis, and as I read more about her, I admired her and I wanted to be her. Therefore, if I were to ask for a gift from her, I would want to be her even if it was just for a day. Artemis, the Greek goddess equivalent of Diana, is known to be the goddess of hunting, wild animals, childbirth and virginity. She is also a protector of…

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    When I think about me now and compare myself to me before starting this OTD program, I have a new outlook on the profession and the work that still needs to be done. Before starting this program I was content with sitting in the background within my place of employment. This program helped me realized as the program progressed that occupational therapy practitioners still needs to do research to support the profession. I also realized it is critical to for me to continue to read evidenced-based…

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    Equality is portrayed throughout this story. The government created laws in which people who excelled in strength and intelligence, had handicaps so make them average just like everyone else. George had to wear a headset that produces loud noises into his ear every 20 seconds so he would lose his train of thought so he couldn’t take a advantage of his brain. He also had to wear a handicap bag around his neck because of his strength. Unlike George, Hazel was average so she did not need any…

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    Harrison Bergeron is a story in which the government has handicapped everyone and has overtaken them. Throughout this story, Harrison Bergeron is seen as a hero because he fought against something that knew everyone was afraid of, the United States Handicapper General, and because he is changing the way society work. Harrison is a true hero to his society because he went against the something everyone was scared of doing which is, the United States Handicapper General. After the woman who…

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    Rodriguez-Zaba Summary

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    owner and knows all too well the challenges of a woman owned business. Particularly, a business in a male dominated field. A commonly asked question is “Why pest control?” then followed by “well that’s a good business”. Author and business owner, Diana Rodriguez-Zaba shared her experiences working in male dominated fields with tips for the women owned businesses. In the article, 10 Tips for women breaking into a male-dominated industry (2017) Zaba expounds on perceptions and challenges facing…

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    Ruby Ann: A Short Story

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    A trapeze artist, a tiny young woman in a dress so short that Ruby Ann could see where her legs turned into hips, danced along a taut wire tied between two poles. Beside her, a man covered in tattoos played some kind of flute, egging on the little woman. Roaming through the crowds were women dressed in little more than bras and panties with sheer skirts that twirled around them and seemed to change color as they juggled flaming orbs and danced provocatively. Men threw swords to each other and…

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    By the end of the 1940s, Lena had sued a variety of restaurants and theaters for discrimination and became an outspoken member of the leftist group “Progressive Citizens of America.” Racist, McCarthyism was sweeping through Hollywood , and Lena soon found herself blacklisted from film, TV, theater and recording. Lena then performed primarily in “posh and plush nightclubs” around the country. Lena Horne remained active in spite of her being blacklisted,…

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    Imagine this, you're in a society where everybody is equal, nobody is better than anyone. You are not able to show your to strengths.You would have to wear weights so you wouldn't be stronger, a deep screech in your ear if any smarter than anybody else. Therefore going to look hideous of how “beautiful’ you were. If you would take your handicaps off the government would punish you sometimes it would end with death. If any body was against the government they would be in jail. As in a short story…

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    Gianni Versace Death This historical marker will be placed at the main entrance of the Gianni Versace mansion. This is the perfect spot because the mansion is already recognized as an important place due to the historical background, but no historical markers are present. Gianni Versace was one of the most famous fashion designers in the 80s and 90s. Unfortunately Versace was assassinated by a gunshot in front of his mansion located in South Beach, Miami. Even after his death Versace…

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