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    walking in the ancient near east session in Metropolitan Museum, people could easily be captivated by the grandiose of Mesopotamian guardian figures. Two of them are the apkallu and the Lamassu. Apkallu, a bird-headed supernatural figure, has the eagle head, human torso, and two pairs of wings, and according to the ancient Assyrian palace wall painting relief it is responsible for protecting the divine tree. Lamassu, on the contrast, has the human head, lion body, bull feet, and a pair of bird…

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    internal dynamics of the family being different aspects such as family rituals (Lamanna, M. A., & Riedmann, A. (2012)). In this case, watching the Philadelphia Eagles football game is a family ritual. Sundays are a day the family revolves around because the games are so important since Pat’s father bets most of his money in favor of the Eagles. Rituals, observed by the interactionist perspective, are typically something a family abides by and “religiously” follows. Without the presence of Pat,…

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    Iranian Hostage Crisis

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    acknowledgment that the United States had meddled in Iranian affairs and the promise that they would no longer do so was one of the stipulations set forth by the Iranians to release the hostages. Many also believed that the result of the Operation Eagle Claw also was the downfall of the Carter Administration and the main reason as to why he was not reelected in the 1980 election. Hamilton Jordan, one of President Carter’s political advisors during the crisis even went as far as to say “‘The…

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    In my group I will have Pat Solitano Jr., Tiffany Maxwell, Pat Solitano, Sr., Ronnie and Dolores Solitano. I believe the main presenting problem for this group would be stress. Stress has put some of these individuals into difficult situations causing them to act out and say hurtful words. In this case Pat Jr. will throw fits when he hears his wedding song and gets very upset or stressed whenever anything about his ex-wife Nikki is mentioned. Tiffany lives a very stressful life her husband just…

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    first group to make it. They originally used popcorn to adorn their god of maize and fertility, Tlaloc, and as an ornament on their headdresses. The flag of Mexico has an image of an eagle on it, as the gods told the Aztecs that the place they should establish their city would be identified when they saw an eagle devouring a serpent while perched on a prickly pear tree. Today, the inhabitants of Mexico celebrate a 3 - day long holiday, Día de los Muertos (“Day of the Dead” in English)…

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    A big question that hit the media in 2013, is should Sandhill cranes be hunted? In 2014 Tennessee approved the law due to the fact, the population of these specific birds was over 600,000. Along with the high numbers, there population continuously increases. Although the species is not endangered, geologic experts don’t want to have these birds hunted because, Sandhill cranes are one of the oldest birds. In addition Geologic experts have fossils of the birds that are 9 million years old. People…

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    Salmon Case Study

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    Audience Profile and Brief Outline The audience I am targeting is adults ages 18 and older. I am looking at the average consumer who buys groceries for themselves or their family. They are single or in a relationship, with or without children. They are of middle to upper income levels and are able to buy more expensive protein on a regular basis. They are also of lower income level that will be able to afford expensive protein in the future. This section of the audience can be influenced…

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    Mario Puzo once said,“ The strength of a family, like the strength of an army, lies in its loyalty to each other.” As human beings, we are always perceived as deceitful and mendacious creatures who are incapable of being loyal or honest. Sometimes we believe that we are faithful to one another, however, we choose to be faithful as an act of selfishness. But at other times, we are faithful to one in order to maintain our promise of friendship. I believe that loyalty is a powerful force that can…

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    Rodeo Descriptive Writing

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    I brushed down both Maybelline and Eagle before getting everything ready to leave. .........HOURS LATER........ The atmosphere of Cheyenne Fronteir Days is electric to say the least. The drive to the rodeo took longer than usual due to the crapload of traffic. It didn't even seem to help…

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    Ella Cara Deloria’s novel Waterlily tells a story of a fictitious Dakota girl named Waterlily, and the lives and customs of women in Dakota community. Deloria describes a detailed premises of the camp in which the Dakota life was based and the kinship defining the role of the women through the life experience of two generation women, Waterlily and her mother. The story follows the journey of Waterlily from birth (6) to her grandmother’s death (141) through her adulthood, to her marriage (160)…

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