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    Nike is an American international company that aimed on offering its customers the finest quality running shoes. Nike was initially known as Blue Ribbon Sports and was founded by Philip Knight and Bill Bowerman in 1964 (Successstory.com, 2016) and in 1981, Nike expanded their market over the global (Fundinguniverse.com, 2001). However, this company did not manufacture any shoes. Instead, this company only imported and distributed the Japanese specialty running shoes which were manufactured by a…

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    First Thanksgiving Poem

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    A variety of emotions are on display throughout the poetry of Sharon Olds. As a narrative poet she’s extremely self aware and is able to use personal experiences that are relatable to anyone. Richard Silberg has praised her for “taking on subjects not written before, or not written in these ways….the best of these poems have a density of inspiration line by line” (Poetry Foundation). This style allows her to connect with her audience in a such a way that one would think they are reading a…

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    We have stop questioning texts and challenging their meaning. Like MacDolnald says our minds are “similar [to] people had in past centuries, coarse, shallow, passive, and unoriginal.” For the reason that we are just skimming we do not find the real meaning to what we are reading, we barley get the gist of it. An example of this is the way people read news, normally they only read the headline and maybe the first paragraph that only gives you the basic information totally…

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    And I've found that the more I consciously do it, the more I naturally do it. - Slowing down. I take the time to really listen to people instead of rushing them through a conversation. I take the time to read an article in its entirely instead of skimming through it so I can move on to the next thing. I try to slow down my moments and enjoy them, and I find that the more I practice this, the more capable I am of really experiencing the…

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    The Effects of the Internet on Society With the continuing evolution of technology in the last decades, it has left many people in doubt whether the internet is a beneficial resource for our society. The argument is that it is affecting the population’s cognitive development and ultimately making them less intelligent. Furthermore, it is argued that not only are personal relationships being affected but most frightening, individuals are starting to lose their privacy especially that of children…

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    In the YouTube video called “PEN Banned Books Week Google Hangout on the Air with Sherman Alexie,” PEN representative Deji Olukotun and American Library Association Office Director Barbara Jones interview Sherman Alexie. This video highlights authors whose books have been banned; therefore, Sherman Alexie is a guest for this interview. Olukotun and Jones ask him a series of questions about his novel, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. In the interview, there are three intriguing…

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    to draw in another, more price sensitive section. Apple utilises precisely this technique and when their first customers are satisfied they step by step begin to reduce the costs after some time. 1. Highprofit margin The whole purpose of price skimming is to produce an outsized overall revenue. 2. Quality image An organisation can utilise this system to assemble a superb picture for its items, however it must convey an amazing item to bolster the…

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    “Children betrayed their parents by becoming their own people.” According to Leslye Walton. The relationships between fathers and sons are is an important influence on all of the events throughout the novel. Amir’s major motivator throughout most of the novel is his desire for his father’s approval. The strained relationship between Amir and Baba lead to many problems in the novel due to Amir’s obsession for his attention. First of all, the cruelty that sometimes appeared in Amir towards Hassan…

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    Authentic Learning

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    The days of writing on chalkboards, students sitting in straight rows, and teacher directed lessons via textbooks and lectures are outdated. However, I believe student achievement is still the top priority in classrooms today. Society, along with education has changed over the years at a rapid pace. Today, schools must promote new ways of teaching and learning to prepare students for twenty first century skills. Teaching my students how to learn for themselves is important. In addition,…

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    “The Japanese have a term, kenzoku, which translated literally means ‘family. '" The term is often suggested as a mutual and agreeable relationship between two individuals who have similar commitments and who possibly share a similar destiny.” In Khaled Hosseini’s novel, The Kite Runner, Amir and Hassan share a complex friendship unlike any other. Fed from the same woman 's breast they have grown up as inseparable playmates despite any differences. However, their friendship is one-sided and…

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