Great Wall of China

Laugh, cheer, or spit if you please, but similar ideas to Donald’s have become both popular and successful globally. He is an example of what people want these days from their politicians. Touting how he will “make America great again”, Trump has promised to bring China and Mexico down a peg, with renegotiations of trade deals and policies. One of his main promises has been renegotiating NAFTA, a free trade agreement between the U.S, Mexico and Canada. According to a Gallup Poll, only 37% of…

Introduction RAK Ceramics is a global consumer ceramics company with its background Arab Gulf in UAE. It was initiated in 1990 by sheikh Saud Bin Saqr and engineer Abdulla Massaad.It is a source of creative and a key contributor to the upgrading of the ceramic industry standards to levels beyond the framework of a unique competition both in terms of design and production capacity and promotional operations and exemplary distribution network scattered around more than 160 countries. Due to…

Catapults were one of the many different weapons that were used during battles and warfare in history. They were mostly used in the Middle Ages when castle walls were being built taller and stronger. Because of this, the catapult was a new and stronger weapon that was commonly used. A catapult was a large machine on wheels with a long wooden arm that had a basket attached to it at the end to hurl projectiles at something. Around 400 BC, the first catapult was invented in Greece. It is not the…

was nine months old during the Summer of 1997; little did I know that my life would soon forever change. I was born in October 1996 at a hospital located in Yangzhou, China, and then directly from there I was placed into an orphanage where the workers were limited, but the babies were infinite. In mid-July 1997, a father, with a great knowledge for the world, a mother, with a selfless heart, as well as their daughter, with a laugh who could brighten anyone’s day, would fly across the world in…

Early Foreign Policy was a big part in helping the United States regain some confidence and with the help of the Monroe Doctrine, Good Neighbor Policy and the Open Door Policy it helped shape the States. WWI was the first real bloodbath where they were millions and millions casualties and the was started from the assassination of Austrian leader Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Then came along WWII and the rise of Hitler and germany triggered the start of it and with Collective Security was the first…

Located in Ancient China, the overall Yuan Dynasty of China had been under total control of the Mongol Empire. Mongol campaigns in Northern China caused extensive destruction and numerous architectures and art were destroyed. In the Jin Dynasty, there was a noticeable lack of Chinese literature predating the Mongol conquest. Books…

number of spots. Russia's interference of Ukraine, China's determined push in the East and South China Sea, and the surge in jihadist heartlessness and trepidation from Boko Haram in Nigeria to the religious war that now overwhelms Syria and Iraq. Since the fall…

my face. As I was walking out of my bathroom door to the hall way, my dad started slowing dancing along with Dad “First day of school! First day of school. Everybody act cool on the first day of school. I made you some breakfast you gonna have a great first day of school.” Me “hahahaha Thanks dad I’m sure I’ll have a good first day of school.” I went to the kitchen…

John Gutmann was one of America’s most distinctive photographers. Gutmann was born in Germany where he became an artist. He later fled Germany due to the Nazi’s because he was a Jew. Gutmann moved to San Francisco and re-established himself as a photojournalist captivating the lives of Americans. He mainly took photographs of people who were imperfect like himself because of his Jewish nationality. Gutmann targeted the poor, circus folk, the gay community and the rich. Two of Gutmann’s works are…

fast food restaurant and sticking with it until they are able to move up into a management position, then using that as a spring board to continue up the economic ladder. Tamar Jacoby, who wrote “This Way Up: Mobility in America” which appeared in the Wall Street Journal, tells us about “Shana Gonzales, a franchise restaurant owner whose father was a coal-miner in Arizona. Her first franchise job, in the early 1990s, was at a Taco Bell, where she worked as a part-time cashier while attending…