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    The lost city of Atlantis was once above the sea,but now it is under the sea because of a bad storm that let the lost city of Atlantis and it took it to the sea floor that no one could never find it.Then on the island of Atlantis is that all the animals on the island of Atlantis is that small things become big and big things become small things on the island of the lost city of Atlantis like the lizard,ants,and bees,eel,and so on they can harm you if you let them.Then the small things of animals…

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    Case Study Applewhite

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    E.D. Applewhite Case Study Morgan Taylor Western Kentucky University The subject of this case study is E.D. Applewhite, a 12-year-old girl who resides on her family farm in rural North Carolina. Her home is named Wit’s End, and is located at the end of their road. She lives there with her father, mother, aunt and uncle, two brothers, and her grandfather. Although E.D. has a rather large family with diverse talents and gifts, she still feels as though she does not fit in with her extremely…

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    I completely agree with you that certain behaviors can establish trends with a society because like Malcolm said if you tell a connector about a certain restaurant his response would result in him telling many people about that certain restaurant which can result in a tipping point in a trend.Although I don't agree with you when you quoted “tipping points can happen whenever and wherever” because later on in the book Malcolm talks about the power of context and how “epidemic are sensitive to the…

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    opportunities for being African American. Having been through such racial problems, most of James Baldwin's novels involved racial discrimination and judgment. After having his father leave him and his mother, James Baldwin and his mother headed to New York. Living there was difficult for him. His stepfather was very harsh to him and he often found himself caring for his seven other siblings. He decided to join the church after the abuse from his stepfather and even ended up becoming a junior…

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    1) Illness or symptoms: what is suffering like, the characteristics of the problem The illness that the patient is having is (ALS). The patient is suffering from a disease that suffer from the brain cells and spinal cord which affects the nerve cord. The problem that the patient is going through in this disease is that they lose control of their muscle movement. It causes them to lose their ability to move, breathe, eat, and speak. 2) Patients: who suffers from it; demographics and…

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    animals, and goods from one location to the other. Including airports, warehouses, bus stations, and railway stations. In twenty-five years the West-side of Chicago it will have more buses and train stations. It will introduce the “white loop”, the new train station will be more convenient. More safety patrols will help violence not to occur, reassuring people to feel more safe when they use public transportation.Many people use transportation this will result in more diversity of…

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    Lena Horne Influence

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    Music of the Jazz, begging in African American communities of New Orleans began in the late 19th century and flourished in the roaring 20’s. During the time period of the 1920’s, many African American artist, musicians, and singers, rose to fame, fortune, and recognition as they performed in the Jazz genre. Theses artist, doing what many believed to be the dream were seen as trend setters, rule breakers, a form of representation and inspiration for the African American in America. In fact, these…

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    The New London School explosion was one of the worst school disasters in U.S history, and the worst disaster in Texas history. In the beginning, Rusk County, New London was like any other town during the 1930’s, big on agriculture and farming. That being until the discovery of oil all throughout Texas. New London had struck gold with a deal on oil and had not only had an increase in population but in money as well. With the money the town had been earning and the people, the town experienced…

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    Who knew she would end up in Music Therapy It is extremely difficult for most people make decisions such as: what to major, if go to college at all and other important decisions for the future. Maybe the answer comes in the form of an event or an experience. For some other people you do what you were taught, like for example the daughter of a choral conductor might end up being a soprano. Surprisingly, none of these were the deciding point for Sarah Weibel. For this young Music Therapy…

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    Miles Dewey Davis III

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    Miles Dewey Davis III was born on May 26, 1926 in Alton Illinois. Miles Davis was the son of a music teacher and a dental surgeon. He grew up in a middle-class household. At the age of 13 his dad introduced the trumpet to him. Elwood Buchanan wanted to help develop Davis’s style, he was a friend of Davis’s father. Davis played professionally during high school. Dizzy Gillespie and Charles Parker liked Davis’s work and invited him onstage to perform when a band member was is and wasn’t able to…

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