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    evaluating regardless of whether the visitor attractions a good tourist attraction. It will begin by defining classification or the background of Mapu ‘a Vaea blowholes, typologies and also the roles of all the factors that contribute to the success of the chosen attraction. These types of factors are the organisation and its resources, the product, market and the management of the attraction and the importance of the local community that helps to enhance the success of the attraction. Mapu ‘a Vaea or Whistle of the Noble because of the whistling sound made by the geyser-like spouts also known as the Houma blowholes . It is a popular natural tourist attraction located in the southwest coast of Tonga in…

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    The Sport industry is enormous and has a connection to every possible event occurring in the world. Sports played by children to professional athletes creates an attraction for people. The kind of attraction depends on the type of the sport and people’s belief towards that particular sport. The business world uses different techniques to perceive and attract people towards the sports, techniques such as advertisements, shows, news, charity, games, and more. Through these, they create a community…

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    In The Accidental Tourist, Anne Tyler describes the life of a man named Macon, and different occurrences that completely transform him. From the start of the novel, the reader learns about Macon’s dark past and the subsequent negative and positive repercussions that resound throughout his life. Tyler then displays how these changes have impacted his life in an unpredictable yet entirely positive way. For instance, only a few years before the book begins, Macon’s son had been killed while he was…

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    How does an individual adapt to change? How does adapting to this change affect his relationships, his perspective, or his life in general? These are questions that are answered thoroughly in The Accidental Tourist, as they are relevant to the text thematically. In the novel, the focus is placed primarily on protagonist Macon Leary; special attention is given to his adjustment to the loss of his son and an impending divorce from his wife, Sarah. Through this focus on Macon’s changes in life, the…

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    The Accidental Tourist is a novel written by Anne Taylor originally published in 1985. She has thirteen novels published so far, and over fifty short stories written. The Accidental Tourist introduces us to main protagonist, Macon Leary, and the life changes he goes through after a “divorce”. Macon is married to Sarah for about twenty years, until she decides to end the relationship and separate. However, the divorce papers are not signed, so it was more of a mini separation. In the beginning of…

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    On page 226 of Anne Tyler’s The Accidental Tourist Macon is faced with the destruction of his home. The descriptive analysis used to portray the pipe burst that floods Macon’s home exposes the atmosphere not just in the house, but also in Macon. Before Tyler even begins describing the scene the demeanor is already implied by the weather. This part of the novel takes place in the dead of winter just after a snowstorm. Winter is usually associated with the cold and that piercing wind chill that…

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    followings, creating a variety of superheroes. 70% of superheroes are male and 30% are female (Hickey). The 30% that represents female superheroes follow certain criteria. Most female superheros carry the same physical characteristics. They are either leather clad or wrapped in spandex, their hair and makeup beautifully done, and their large, perfectly shaped breasts visible. These women are not taken seriously when it comes to saving the planet. Comic books have made sure that when humanity…

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    The A in LGBTQIA Throughout the years, the LGBT community has gained a tremendous amount of recognition from society. Their struggles have led to them getting well known by society. In fact, the community has grown so large that there are now disputes over whether a sexuality or gender identity should even be included in the community. One of the sexualities facing this struggle is asexuality. Asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction to anyone.Unlike celibacy, asexuals do not chose to be…

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    and movies portray love as an intense physical attraction so perfect it’s unreal. Webster’s dictionary says that love is attraction that includes sexual desire, the strong affection felt by people who have a romantic relationship. Is that what society is teaching these days? That love is merely physical and logical. Whether we believe it or not the world’s incorrect view of this sacred word affects the way we perceive it, it’s a mental thing. I find that the world has affected me in three major…

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    Love, everyone can remember their first love, the first emotional bond used to connect two people. The term love can be used in many different ways, love has a meaning depending on the words used around it; yet most of those meanings do not represent the definition of love. Love is often a term used to describe a strong emotion towards your significant other, however, that is not the only person love is given to. We give our love to family and friends, it’s your trust and caring to a person,…

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