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    Ranching Essay

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    Things to know about Ranching Ranching is what lots of people think of as dirty work. Which is true, but it can also be very enjoyable. It just depends on the person and what kind of things that person likes to do. Now if that person enjoys nature, but doesn 't mind seeing death then ranching may be a good career. It also depends on how hard a worker that person is, or if the person is just lazy. However lots of people also don’t like it as much, because there are not a lot of benefits. Ranching…

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    Picture this: You’re only a fourteen-year-old juvenile and have already fought in numerous battles in an army in which you murdered tons of people and perpetrated many crimes. Meanwhile, you have also cried, bled, screamed, and almost died. You have now finally run away from all the horrors you executed and from the people trying to harm you, hoping that you’re free from all the threats. But only to find that you’re still a victim, but this time the government is the one out to get you. Several…

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    A Long Way Gone Essay

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    War is not a game or a joke, to knows what happens on war you need to involve in one. There is no doubt that war is a evil one it destroys everything. There has been many wars in history but none of them solved the problem they were fighting for. It destroyed cities, buildings and everything. Even now going through channels on tv we will find news about the war and effects . I don’t know what are the people fighting for. “A long way gone” and “Things they carry” are the war stories that shows…

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    friend of Allah, who was uncompromising in his conviction of Tawhid [8]. Sa’y Sa’y literally means to strive, to make an effort to reach an aim. Running between the mountains – Safa and Marwa – seven times, you act like Hagar, the mother of infant Ishmael. After Abraham left her and their son, near the valley of Mecca, Hagar had no food, no water, no shelter, neither for herself nor for her child, but only uncompromising, relentless faith that the God of Abraham will not leave her and her son…

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    Fear, why do we like it? Dr. Kerr states that our bodies react to scary things by releasing dopamine, boosting self-confidence. Since 2005, the amount of money spent on Halloween has doubled to 7.5 billion dollars. What is the reason for this sudden increase in spending? According to Allegra Rango’s interview Dr. Kerr, “a scare specialist” discusses the dopamine is released into the brain and produce a natural high. Dr. Kerr is an expert in the field of fear, she talks about how the mind works…

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    parodies its commercialization, while Burgess attacks the mob mentality of religious people and Vonnegut explores the meaninglessness of religious practice. In Survivor, ‘the good people of Tender Branson Enterprises’ take the shameless commercialization of religion to hilarious extremes. This is illustrated by the tacky merchandizing of Tender’s religious fame such as ‘the Bible Diet…the book Money-Making Secrets of the Bible…The Tender Branson Dashboard Statuette.’ Tender himself is acutely…

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    recieve even the smallest pay given for being a soldier, all reasonable judgement set aside. Additionally, many of these children have had major family complications, whether it be abuse, or their death. “Betwee 12 & 13 my family was killed.” states Ishmael Beah. Another young boy recalls being abandoned by his parents before the age of seven. Another previos child soldier was abused by his father. Some parents even sell their own children into…

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    Initially, I enjoyed the imagery, the same reason I was drawn to “The Symphony”. Now I realize that it is more than that. I didn’t remember Bulkington, but Ishmael did. Usually I wouldn’t think that just a sentence was good enough. It is in the “six-inch chapter”(106), possibly the shortest of all, that revealed the most to me. “while the wildest winds of heaven and earth conspire to cast her on the treacherous…

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    constantly whirled in my mind: Can I adjust? Will I help? Am I doing this right? I felt lost; they knew so much about the community—while I knew so little. So, my boss and I planned a community walk with a resident, Yohanna, and her two boys, Ezekiel and Ishmael, to introduce myself and learn about the area. I talked to residents on their porches and met families at the neighborhood daycare and church, learning residents needed programs on the weekends.…

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    Children who were once soft-hearted, and full of innocence, are now transformed into horrifying killers, and criminals. Some children that are old as seven commit inconceivable violations, such as killing parents and siblings, striking neighbors, torching the villages they once called home. Their vulnerability was the key to warlords to create them into cold hearted killers. Around 70% of an estimated, 11,000 child soldiers are serving with rebel groups, including the notorious White Army known…

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