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    On a hot summer day in a small town called Yellowseed. 16-year-old Jimmy raigal.In a house on 56th street lived a 16 year old boy. His name was Jimmy raigal and who lived his ten year old brother and His Mom and Dad. They lived in that small house of 13 years. It was June 14, 2035. It was the first year college for Jimmy; he was terrified of bullies every time he saw one he closed his eyes and walked away slowly. His palms were always sweaty, and he started to look down when in the presence of…

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    “Would you be surprised if I told you that the Navy has credited you with... over 160 kills?” When Chris Kyle a Navy Seal Sniper during the Iraq war returned home he decided to see a therapist because he was having problems adjusting back to civilian life. During one of those sessions the therapist decided to ask him the question about the kills he is credited for. This credited kill amount is based off the amount of kills the Pentagon has credited him with. The movie “American Sniper” is based…

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    “Jeff Skiles,” the lady at the desk yelled. I answered with a polite, “Hello.” She told me I was good to go in to see the doctor. I entered the doctor's office, but something quickly caught my eye. I saw the picture of a familiar flight, the picture made the color in my face drain and my entire body to completely turn stone cold. The picture was of Sully, my good old Co worker on that fateful day of January 15th. He was standing there in the picture staring back almost as he was saying hello.…

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    During the course of this essay I will consider the extent to which the economic crisis in Germany was a cause of Hitler being able to ascend to the position of Chancellor in 1933. The Depression in Germany led to people becoming desperate for a change of political system and ultimately resorting to radical parties (such as the newly formed Nazi party) to achieve this change. It will argue the validity of this title and present both sides of the question and mention some of the other factors…

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    A. ublic Relations and Persuasion Smith defines persuasion as the attempt to sway people through ethical means, which enhance the autonomous society. "Persuasion is neither deception, which relies on miscommunication, nor is it coercion…" (Smith, 2002) Smith argue that persuasion depend on force rather than communication. Persuasive communication is the backbone of Public relations; practitioners employ an understanding of the attitudes and behaviour of the target market to bring a change. Axe…

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    Critical Reflective Journal I would like to acknowledge the Dharug (also called, Darug, Daruk, Dharuk and Dharruk) people who are the traditional custodians of the land where I live, work, study and was born. I would also like to pay my profoundest respect to all Elders both past and present of Dharug Country. Furthermore, would like to express my deepest sympathy and am sincerely sorry for all historical mistakes by past governments and policies (Creative Spirits, 2017). Aboriginal and Torres…

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    The Man and His Music Out of all the styles of blues genre, the most influential was the Mississippi Delta blues, also known as the Delta blues. It originated in the Mississippi Delta. This style of blues was recorded from the 1920’s through the late 1930’s. The Delta blues goes way back in American history. But it is mostly referring back to the African-American history. There is not one specific person who invented the blues, African Americans were the ones who started it all. But they mostly…

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    Warren Harding had beaten James Cox for president. In the twenties, the average radio cost about one-hundred and fifty dollars (Alchin). More than four million radios were in American homes by 1926. Shortly after, headphones were replaced with loudspeakers so that the whole family could listen (“Mass Culture: Radio, Music, and the Movies”). Newscasts, weather reports, popular classical and jazz music, sports events, lectures, and stock market updates were some of the most popular broadcasts.…

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    The Pledge of Allegiance to school children is merely another part of their morning. While it does unify Americans under one flag and one promise, it actually excludes certain groups of people, specifically those who are not members of the monotheistic religion the nation was founded with: Christianity. Fortunately, this could be solved by revising the pledge. However, should the pledge be recited at all? The Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, who actually did not…

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    Joseph Goebbels was a man of great power with the ability to persuade, deceive and spread the national socialist beliefs enthusiastically. Through his use of propaganda he achieved an egregious amount of things, changing people's perspectives and their beliefs. However, how did a man who started with so little, achieve such erroneous things? His propaganda affected children, women, men and the elderly in different ways and he impacted the different group over a time differently. Goebbels…

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