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    with no easy solutions. They must continue to challenge those types of problems with creative solution so that the company continues to run smoothly. Mootee also goes on to explain that the creativity in a business is much different than other places, such as an artist. However both challenge the mind equally through the need of thinking critically in order to solve a problem.With this in mind it is impossible to say that creativity is on the path to extinction because companies need creativity oh so much in order to survive. While creativity may seem accessible almost everywhere especially in a business, Creativity in a company is not as prominent as one may think. Cecilia Conrad, the vice president for the MacArthur Fellows program at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, explains how creativity is much discouraged in the American society. She explains that many creative thinkers are forced to fight extra hard in order to get the chance to implement their ideas. Rewards for individuals who stick with the script are rewarded much greater than others who stray of the path that come up with new ideas and innovations. Without the push for creativity many business fail to evolve and innovate. Workers of a business have a harder chance of passing ideas through because they are quickly overshadowed by individuals that follow company rules and stay on the path that already works. If creativity is a necessity in a company, then how come is is continuously being less…

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    the reader into the funeral scene. The reader can hear the casket creaking as it is lifted and the heavy footsteps that walk across the floor. In addition, in her poem, “Because I could not stop for Death,” Dickinson writes, “We paused before a House that seemed / A Swelling of the Ground- / The Roof was scarcely visible- / The Cornice-in the Ground” (Lines 17-20) The imagery in this passage is powerful because Dickinson describes the tombstone in such a way that the reader can almost reach…

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    General MacArthur was open about his animosity towards Marine forces being on the ground because he felt that they were taking funds to do the same job as the Army. After his proposal to the president and Congress to move all Marine forces to the control of the Army, the Commandant of the Marine Corp was “impressed with the gravity of the threat” (80), and he knew that something must be done to preserve the branch. He decided to carry out the already proposed plan to make the Marines a landing…

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    General MacArthur was commanding the Southwest Pacific forces and his primary focus was to move north into the Philippines as Admiral Nimitz approached from the east with his Central Pacific force. With weight of the United States Pacific force approaching the Philippines, Japan needed to hold its defensive line and make its stand, but they did not know where it would come within the island chain. Japanese Admiral Toyoda in a post war interview explained the need for the Japanese to stop the…

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    Whether you share a cocktail-fuelled pash on the beach with a Norwegian backpacker, a romantic one-on-one sojourn with a French student or a sultry sumba in the arms of a too-hot-to-handle Spanish globe trekker, these are often one-off, fireworky affairs. The Fellow Traveller Crush If you’ve ever met a like-minded traveller on the trip of a lifetime, it’s easy to see why coupling up might seem like a good idea. You’re both single, love experiencing fascinating cultures and exotic locales and…

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    provide land protection on heavily jungle, mountainous landmass in Bataan specifically the Corregidor in addition to the three other heavily fortified islands along with proper amount of supplied and pre-invasion preparations and Bataan Peninsula would be the ideal defensive position that USAFFE can hold out for six months (with adequate supplies) and wait for the relieved of the US Navy. Bataan was selected for its role because of its strategic position, rugged terrain that were dominated by…

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    that country. MacArthur explained to Congress how Asian history had been one of exploitation by colonial powers. After WWII, the people of Asia finally had the opportunity to design their own future and freedom. However, the Asian people understandably were concerned with the need for food, shelter, as well as political freedom. MacArthur’s advice was that Asia needed guidance by the United States to help them achieve their goal and help strengthen their ability to avoid any attempt of…

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    at a disadvantage. This disadvantage motivates the idea that a change in scenery will give children in this situation a chance at a better life and more opportunities. The documentary gives insight into these issues, and shows the outcome of changing the environment. Although, the program ended due to security issues, it helped the lives of many at-risk youth in the city of Baltimore (Ewing & Grady, 2005). Richard and Romesh Richard Keyser, Jr., and Romesh Vance are brothers who were…

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    Metaphor and Symbolism in Langston Hughes’s My People My people is one of Langston Hughes’ poems which is about working class black African American people. In this poem, he compared the beauty of nature to the beauty of his people. My people is a very short poem, built in three stanzas which consist of two lines in each stanza. This poem was written in simple language, therefore, the readers can easily understand what he is trying to convey. I believe, beneath its simple words, this poem…

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    Julie J.C.H. Ryan’s essay “Student Plagiarism in an Online World” explains how effortless it is for college students to plagiarize their essays and avoid learning through the help of modern technology. On the contrary, undergraduates use the Internet as a means to bolster their education. Savvy technology has helped ease the life of twenty-first century students. The Internet is helpful because it acts as a virtual library for research, enhances relationships between professors and students, and…

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