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    standing up for one another. Although society might not know it, everyone has honor, rich or poor, but the point is that everyone is still human - they just make mistakes sometimes. To begin, most of them are not related to each other. Even still, they risk their lives for each other. For instance, on pages 91-93, Dally (one of the Greasers) saves Johnny (another Greaser) from a burning church. “... Dally pulling Johnny through the window of the burning church…” (154). In this scene, Ponyboy…

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    Snow Sports Injuries

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    Australia is a haven for snow sports lovers. And while these activities are extremely fun and pleasurable, they can also cause serious injuries, due to various factors. Worst of all, most types of snow sports injuries cause trauma, with the hazardous terrain, lifting accidents, collisions, and falls being the primary culprits. Taking part in these activities when you lack sleep or rest, overestimating your ability level, using faulty or incorrect gear, fatigue, and failure to abide by the…

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    Rickenbacker is trying to say is that you can not be brave without having the courage to face your fears. I have taken many risks and in the end they have always had purpose. Two themes present in the stories “A Day on the Slopes” and “Amra and the Skateboard” is to be brave and to take risks. “A Day on the Slopes” and “Amra and the Skateboard” both support the theme of taking risks. In the story “A Day on the Slopes” the author writes, “Bobby felt nervous and excited. “Let’s do it!” He said…

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    Railroad Crossing

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    Railroad crossings are a very serious and dangerous thing if not taken seriously. They kill many people and can cause much damage when not used properly. They have so many ways of telling us that a train crossing is coming up, or that a train is coming. They don't run on a normal schedule. They can pass any time in any direction day or night. You should never try walking, biking, snowmobiling or simply put trespass on a railway. Many people do and they can not hear a train horn due to…

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    in her play, A Raisin in the Sun. The play's setting is somewhere around the 1950s on the southside of Chicago, which was in bad economic trouble back then. The characters that show negative behavior are Walter because of his drunk nature and high risk attitude, Karl because he is racist and a cold-hearted person, and George because he acts very snobbish and is an assimilationist. The first character who shows negative emotion is Walter. Walter has a very dense character type and is very…

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    The Leap: Life is full of them Are you afraid of what is to come in future? Well, in life, you can never fully know what is to come, unless you take the risks and find out these opportunities. In the short story The Leap by Louis Erdrich, this idea of taking risks is shown through the narration of the daughter tells us about her mother's courageous story. The mother is seven months pregnant and she and her husband were in a trapeze act called the Flying Avalon. On a stormy day during their…

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    Personal Leadership Style: Strengths, Challenges and Future Directions The nursing profession needs more leaders to create new opportunities and promote public health. To develop leaders, current nurses must start with self-leadership skills, because one cannot lead others without having personal leadership. In this paper, I will evaluate my personal leadership skills based on select personality assessments, and the improvements that I personally need to become a more effective leader when I…

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    The security problem did not start in July 2005 with the first intruder; this was the hole that did not get filled in time. Early detection of the virus could have prevented widespread infection, but either carelessness or ignorance kept the company from looking. The first major concern is that early detection was not an option or the data that was collected was unused. Next the Customer data was kept in a fashion that could be compromised, either unencrypted or access control was inadequate.…

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    What are the effects of ruling passion in one’s life? Ruling passions in one’s life can lead to the individual becoming very strong willed but not realising what risks they are taking. Many become impatient when trying to achieve their goals so they try to take some sort of short cut to get there faster, which doesn’t always have the best results. When someone has ruling passion in their life they can in a sense become greedy, not set a backup plan and be crushed mentally when expected results…

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    emotional or social changes. It is no secret that adolescents take more risks than children or adults do, statistics proves it but understanding why has left researchers puzzled for decades. In the book, Taking Sides psychology professor Laurence Steinberg believes that the adolescent brain’s ability to reason and think is not fully developed during the adolescent period so therefore contributes to adolescents taking risks without effectively accounting for the consequences of their actions.…

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