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    Visher& Travis, 2003). Most offenders leaving prison lack a competitive resume, under-skilled relative to the general population, and suffer from a debilitating stigma that is attached to their criminal history (Pager, 2003). Owing to these deficits, parolees face significant challenges finding work (Petersilia, 2003). Some, however, rely on family members to procure job arrangements, and it is through this mechanism of job attainment that family ties are thought to be instrumental in altering…

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    reality? Alien Abduction and NASA Multiple Alien abduction cases have been recently (withing the last decade) reported by Americans, Europeans, and Russians. The most famous alien abduction cases include Antonio Villas Boas, Betty Andreasson Luca, and Travis Walton. The US government and NASA know about it. Secret to be Revealed by The Simpsons The Russian…

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    Turkey Memories

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    hunting is hearing that first big tom of the day gobbling head off. My favorite memories are hunting with my kids and Jake/dad, seeing the smile on y'alls face my every dollar and hour spent worth it.” Here is a local kid from Hector high school Travis Haston “ my favorite part of turkey hunting is hearing that turkey gobble. My favorite memory is when my dad and I went to Texas turkey hunting, we heard the turkey gobble and we sit the decoy out by a cattle rail.…

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    Nathanial “Nat” Turner was an African- American enslaved in Southampton County, Virginia, who lead the bloodiest, most effective slave rebellion in American history. Nat Turner lead one of the most important slave rebellions in U.S. History. The insurrection frightened many southern slave owners by the thought of their own slaves rebelling against them. This caused many heavier, more strict laws on slaves in order to prevent the slaves from rebelling. Nat Turner was born on October 2, 1800 in…

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    Nat Turner's Rebellion

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    write and taught religion. He was sold three times and eventually hired out to John Travis where he became a fiery preacher, claiming he was chosen by God to free his people. During an eclipse in 1831, Nat Turner believed he had received a sign from God that he should kill the slave owners with their own weapons. He enlisted the help of four other slaves and together on August 21, 1831 they killed the entire Travis family, stole firearms and horses, enlisted the help of many more slaves, and…

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    dreams of the Youngers, an African American family living in the Southside of Chicago around 1950, and their journey to achieve them. The Younger family is made up of Mama, her daughter Beneatha, her son Walter Lee and his wife Ruth, and their son, Travis, living in a tiny two bedroom apartment. With the death of Mama’s husband, the younger family receives a life insurance check for ten thousand dollars; having struggled in poverty for so long, the Youngers finally can fulfill their dream of…

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    ruin his dignity in front of his son; he has little dignity or respect. Since Mama’s admonition, which only occurs because of Walter’s decision to give up the house, alludes that if Walter sacrifices his dignity, he will also sacrifice Travis’ worldview and Travis’ feeling of his place in society. Thus, the event causes Walter to realize that if Walter cannot gain respect in the eyes of his own family, then he can never achieve his dream of his family being proud of his accomplishments.…

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    Battle of the Alamo would certainly determine the general’s character, but the outcome would prove of much more importance. William Barret Travis was in command at the Alamo and Houston would here the constant plea for help for reinforcements. Houston faced the task of making a critical decision and with it came grave consequences if it were the wrong one made. Travis in his plea stated, “Then, I call on you in the name of Liberty, of patriotism, & of everything dear to the American character,…

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    Modern Rhetoric Analysis

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    Travis Smith Modern Rhetoric Dan Platt 10/19/2015 What is the most significant cause of obesity? In my personal believe the number one cause of obesity in the United States is fast food. The next cause in child obesity I would say is parents. Fast food is not only unhealthy but truthfully it’s not even food. The United States is one of the biggest countries with the most overweight or obese people. Obesity is everywhere in the United States not just adults but in kids as well. With today’s…

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    Mama would make a wonderful narrator along with the story becoming illustrated personally for not only her life but also the lives of many African American families. The beginning of the play is set in a cramped apartment, while Ruth begins to awaken the family to start their day. Instead of this as the begging, a movie start would be more intriguing with a brief tell of what has happen in Chicago and other places of America. In 1953 Willie Thrower was the first African American quarterback in…

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