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    Samurai Weapons Dbq

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    In a battle between a knight and a samurai there is much discussion on who would win. But in the end a samurai would win because of their many advantages over a knight, such as the practicality of a samurai's armor over a knights. This essay will further discuss the advantages a samurai has over a knight and how their advantages will help them win. To begin with, the samurai’s armor and weapons give them an advantage compared to a knight. In Document D, the DBQ Project states “ The body of the…

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    The term ‘deep ecology’ originated with the contributions of Arne Naes, a Norwegian philosopher. There are some fundamental premises that followers of deep ecology adhere by inspite arguing among themselves about the philosophical and political implications of the same. Ramachandra Guha in his article basically focuses on those four features of what is termed as ‘deep ecology’. According to him, the four tenets are as follows – • There is a need to shift from anthropocentric to biocentric…

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    The Neurobiological Effects of Long-term Mindfulness Meditation In the recent decades, there has been a significant increase in the utilization of meditation and mindfulness as alternate treatments and management of stress and anxiety. Mindfulness has increasingly been incorporated in psychotherapy and great amount of research is being dedicated to finding its effects and treatment outcomes. Kabat-Zinn (2003, p.145) defines mindfulness as “the awareness that emerges through paying attention on…

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    The Truman Show '

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    Sometimes, although not often enough, a Hollywood entertainment succeeds in persuading people to look at the world they're living in, and to reflect on what is being done to them. In recent years most of these films have been about the media, in one guise or another, which is hardly surprising. Nor is the basic idea of The Truman Show exactly astonishing. You'd need to have been dead for the last 10 years not to understand that the commercial imperatives of the mass media have changed the…

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    It was after the end of the Heian period that the samurai culture emerged. They, like their Fujiwara counterparts, kept the same Buddhist establishment. However, because of their profession as warriors the samurai sponsored a new Buddhist school of Zen Buddhism. This type of Buddhism encourage discipline, but also self-reliance. Tales such as the Tale of the Heike emphasized the suffering of the samurai and became very popular among the…

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    With 11.7 seconds left on the clock, the score was 83-79. The Celtics have the ball, Rondo shoots the ball and misses. Gasol makes a defensive rebound and fires the ball up the court to Kobe. The buzzer beeps and the lakers win! This ended up being Jackson's last championship as a coach. Growing up, Phil Jackson’s parents were very religious Pentecostals. This made Phil want to get away from home. He decided sports would be his therapy and Jackson found out he was good at basketball (“Phil…

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    They have Issues Among all the religions and groups out in the world today, they all share a similar thought or focus. From Zen Buddhism to groups formed by the infamous Al Qaida groups, they seem to continue to increase in community as well as there similarities and differences. Within such religions, Catholics and Protestants fall into a mere discussion of the “what if’s”, “how comes” and “what differences”. Both known around the world, the two religions have differences between them that…

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    The Spread Of Buddhism

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    does it have great personal benefits, but it directly helps and has positive affects on those around you. Kindness can truly change the world. Throughout this course I have learned people handle and cope with life differently. By understanding these Zen ethics, realizing and understanding how one thinks, speaks, and acts can lead to complete self-realization. Buddhism can help develop ones moral strength through the control of negative actions and gathering positive actions for personal,…

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    Buddhism and Jainism are belief systems that originated in India in the 6th Century. Both Buddhism and Jainism are polytheistic religions. The main goal of Buddhism is enlightenment, a belief which is centered on the life and teachings of Gautama Buddha, while, Jainism is centered around the continued teachings of 24 prior teachers through Vardhaman Mahavira, and focus on the liberation of the soul. Buddhavamsa, is a Buddhist scripture, which is a part of the Pali Canon of Theravada (book of…

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    Robo-Stingray Speech

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    Everything you need to know about in this weekly: An infographic on hot and cold in the universe, scientists create a robo-stingray that has more to offer than realized, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bill Nye team up to explain climate change, and an amazing stunt that has to be seen to be believed (and then seen again because WOW). At Social Underground we go beyond the mainstream stuff and see what’s underneath the surface. What should we get into, listen to, read, eat or watch? If there is…

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