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    Mardino 1 Christine Mardino Professor Beamen English Comp II 19 October 2014 INTENTIONAL POWERS The response from the USA and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had the United States hunt terrorists, some killed, and others brought to a facility that our Navy has in Guantanamo, Cuba. Prisoners who have been cleared to leave have been waiting for years. President Obama pledged in his inaugurate speech that Guantanamo will be closed. This promise has not been…

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    The Otherworld Analysis

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    mythology that is involved. The otherworld is core to many cultures; however, this forces the question, why? Why does one reach towards the Otherworld to explain the happenings of this world? This essay argues that the otherworld is an exciting concept to answer the questions of the world, while relieving pressure off of ourselves. Stories told of the Otherworld may be different from our world, but they have very similar concepts. Stories that are unlikely and intensive to be told, are the…

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    and validate the faith they follow. Others draw comfort from proof of God’s existence, as they feel protected and cared for, and often this can reaffirm a belief in the afterlife too. For some, the arguments are important to satisfy curiosity and answer questions. One thing they all have in common is belief that these arguments are essential. To assess three of the most common arguments, the Teleological, Cosmological and Ontological arguments, it is important to analyse…

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    Two or more answers of yes would indicate a positive result while one yes answer would indicate that further exploration is necessary (McNeece & DiNitto, 2011, p.89). Fortunately, according to the CAGE screening, John’s reliance on alcohol has yet to reach the point of severity. However, because…

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    worldview that is behind the beliefs of the Catholic Church more closely some important questions about how the average citizen of Porto Alegre views the world and answers many of life’s deepest questions. These answers to these questions are vital to understanding the culture of Brazil and the daily reality of life in Porto Alegre. Without answers to these, life would have very little meaning and there would be no need for questions about ethics. While Brazilian’s get much wrong about their…

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    in general may share a skill set with one another, but they will invariably have another trait that will separate them from that person. Again multiple people like to be different. In fact, if you ask a group of students to answer a question and not a single student can answer that specific question except a single student, you will notice that when the question is answered they…

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    all the things that I have learned during the course. I have learned many things about novels, authors, grammar, writing, reading, and the list goes on. Every year in English I have learned something new and this year is absolutely no different. To answer the question of if I am a better writer than I was before, I would probably say yes. By looking at my portfolio there is a slight increase in my writing grades. I began with the AP score of an 8, with my first impromptu, and then it fell to a…

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    Triptych Artist Statement

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    Triptych Artist Statement The theme of my triptych is about illustrating how ambiguous the perception of one’s appearance can have about an individual’s moral standpoint of being a good or bad person as ultimately, there is no definite answer as they coexist in each person regardless of appearance. Throughout the three pieces, I depicted one generic human figure that did not feature any human characteristics. This enabled the triptych to appeal to a diverse group of viewers. Each piece…

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    Billy Collins Virtues

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    The magnificence of virtues as portrayed by grandiose statues as seen in ancient Greek and Roman culture is lost to us today, replaced by the common: what is able to be known by science and a focus on money and the economy. Billy Collins, in his poem “The Death of Allegory” portrays the personifications of these virtues lazing about doing nothing and lacking their symbolic props. Once objects of awe and beauty, the speaker gives the reader a sense that virtues, once revered and seen as noble,…

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    paperwork would finally be filed. Rules of Conduct After a review of the case of Jim and Mae Corn it is evident that their attorney was in violation of more than one rule under the provisions of the Professional Rules of Conduct. This violation is definite grounds for a complaint under the complaints system currently in place. The first rule violated was Rule 1.3 Diligence. Comment 1 of the rule states, “A lawyer should pursue a matter on behalf of a client despite opposition, obstruction or…

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