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Community and Customer As of January 1, 2016 there are nearly 323 million people in the United State; with a birth occurring every 8 seconds and a death every 10 seconds (Ramos, 2015). The population is steadily increasing, in a minute there is an average of 6 deaths and 8 births. With the diversity of Pearson’s products and services every person is a potential customer. Especially the youth who are the future of the United States. The success of the country depends on their achievements and…

Technology can be spotted nearly everywhere a person is in this day and age. It consumes the human race. It allows people to discover millions of new and lifesaving things. However, it can also cause awful and even fatal effects. Technology can have a significant impact on physical, mental, and social health, as portrayed in Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. The physical impact of technology is shocking. Extended use can lead to brain changes. The prefrontal cortex is the section of the…

feel like I can connect to Stephen King on a deeper level, and I have his writing to thank for this. How characters interact through dialogue reveals a lot about them, although they may not know it themselves. On page 86, King recalls the time the paperback rights to Carrie were bought. He received a large sum of money, which was more than enough to provide for his family. On this page, he uses dialogue to grab the reader's attention and voice his emotions. His use of dialogue is very effective…

of Correlli, he starred in several 3 Melbourne musicals including Beauty and the Beast as Gaston in 1996, and Sunset Boulevard as Joe Gillis. Afterwards in 1999, he starred in the movies Erskinville Kings and Paperback Hero. He was also in several tv shows including Law of the Land, Halifax f.p., Blue Heelers, and The Man From Snowy…

Brave New World was written by Aldous Huxley in 1932. It is a dystopian novel that takes place in the future. The new government is known as the World State and it is run by twelve controllers. Brave New World is a unique novel that portrays multiple similarities and differences with the United States today. Some major topics include human life, death and eugenics, the consumption of goods and services, and the use of drugs and pharmaceuticals. The United States still focuses on human rights and…

Narcissists are great at being chameleons. They are known for being smart, confident, and articulate, and usually very charming when we first get to know them. Oftentimes they are obnoxious, and love themselves anyway…at least outwardly. More striking — and more surprising — they were aware that people who knew them well did not have quite the same high opinion of them. They acknowledged that those people would indeed see them as self-absorbed and disagreeable. But they also believed that…

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2.1. Carrie : An Overview Carrie (1974) is the first full-length published and well-received novel written by King, a profound depiction of the story of outcast high-school girl, Carrie White. Despite the fact that it is his first published novel, he previously has sixth attempts at writing novels. King in his book On Writing , a memoir of his literary craft , records the story of how he wrote Carrie . He recalls ''I did three single-spaced pages of a first draft, then crumpled them up in…

Upon first reading a description of BoJack Horseman, one might not be very interested in watching this animated dramedy. The idea of a middle-aged, washed out protagonist who is struggling to revive his former career is not particularly new or innovative. But what if it were set it in a sardonic world full of anthropomorphic animals? Created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg, BoJack is a horse that rose to fame in a fictional hit sitcom called “Horsin’ Around” in which he played the role of a bachelor…

psychologically and socially, with the reigning philosophy of “get yours before someone else does” hyper-individualistic capitalism that “ethical egoism” seems “natural” to us? (I find at least a handful of students refuse to believe that Ayn Rand’s short paperback book, The Virtue of Selfishness, quite seriously written, exists!) No, Boss is not too harsh on ethical egoism. I have seen too many individuals across several settings (military, higher education, corporate, and non-profit)…