Iâm going to let you in on a secret. I have a shoe obsession. All of my friends seem to misunderstand the statement a pair of shoes can make. But for me, the shoes I wear are not merely just to protect, comfort, or even cover my feet, but they are a reflection of who I am. Now, you may wonder, who am I? You should look down at my feet. I could be wearing my Nike Air Max 97âs...
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As human beings we all have memories about the best place that we liked a lot, especially when we were young. Because as we grow up, those memories grow with us and became part of our lives. In my case I have seen pretty much places that were fascinating me, but the only place that I can never forget was the âDjurdjura Mountainsâ where I used to go when I was young. Simply because it was the most marvelous place...
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Most people donât know I was raised by a single parent, - a single father. Growing up without a mother I didnât realize the impact on me until I got older and was able to looked at how I had to teach myself everything I know about how to be a woman. My dad tried his best to help, but letâs be real thereâs only so much a man can relate to adolescent periods. Having a mother there to initiate...
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Way back in 2012, when I started my senior secondary education, I chose biology as a major subject and slowly it became subject of core interest. By the time I completed my two years with I got fully mesmerized with biotechnology. It was no wonder for me that I scored highest in the subject. Pursuing biotechnology as a core subject of graduation was already seeded so getting one was like first dream come true. I enrolled myself in Banasthali University...
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Like many women in this industry, my path to finding this profession was long and rather indirect. My background and degree were in social work and my initial career was that of a counselor to young people in the Chicago suburbs. I honed my listening and organizational skills in my college courses and early career. As most things do early in life, career paths change, and I found myself working as a typist and receptionist in a life insurance brokerage...
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Trying a new restaurant can go two different ways. The first way it could go, you enjoy the food, drinks, and prices. The second way your visit could go, is by you not enjoying the food, drinks, or prices and the way you would feel is like time and money were wasted. I am always a spectacle when it comes to trying pizza from new places. One day I discovered Mod Pizza restaurant and now it is my favorite place....
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One question in the world is, is there a fine line between optimism and reality? There are two kinds of people when it comes to these topics. An optimistic person thinks the best possible things will happen. They are confident and view the glass as half-full. They always look on the bright side of things. Realistic people view a situation as factual and true. They see things as they really are in a practical and sensible way. Letâs say you...
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We all are familiar quotation âWhat you eat make you who you areâ. It means that food selection is significant in our life as it directly affects our health. Fresh, hygienic, organic, and nutritional food are essential aspects of a healthy life. At home, all family members can prepare and have their food together. Considering these facts, I believe that homemade food is better than restaurant food, so I prefer the former. In addition to these, the price and natural...
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We consider the word âNoâ predominantly as a symbol of self-respect and discipline, which is right. Most people think itâs a difficult word to vocalize but saying âYesâ is often harder than saying âNoâ because itâs a verbal devotion to be an active contributor. âNoâ easily transitions into a slippery slope of plans never fulfilled and good intentions never achieved. It gives the illusion of total empowerment, while it really acts as an excuse. As I was born in Ngozi,...
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âHelping others is the most important thing a Christian should doâ. In this essay I am going to discuss whether helping one another is the most important thing a Christian should do; I am going to discuss both sides of the argument and I will discuss what the strongest arguments are to conclude. Firstly, some people may agree with the statement because people like Christians believe in the 7 principles of catholic social teaching and it educates that human dignity...
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Food plays an important role in the peopleâs life because people always need food to eat to get the energy so that they can do the movements, live and work daily. By seeing that food is very important for every life, they try to find modern method, such as genetically modified food, in order to increase both quality and quantity of food for people around the world. Genetically modified food should be encouraged to use because it gives many advantages...
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Genetically modified food (GM) can be defined as food produced from natural organisms with manipulated genetic material, in other words with modified DNA. GM foods first appeared on sale in the last century, in 1994, in the US with introduction of so-called âFlavr Savrâ tomatoes which had decreased ripening rate (Plumer, 2015). With advances in genetic engineering in the last decade, it got possible to yield more nutritious and more sustainable crops. For example, as Plumer (2017) states, the genes...
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Humans are social beings; they have been on this planet for the past 2.5 billion years. They have been adapting to the conditions which has helped them survive. With this, humans have been very curious and innovative animals. Along with completing their basic needs, they have been inventing things for the past many years. They have built things which are hard to imagine and were ahead of their time. This fondness of inventing things has been in us since early...
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The European red fox is a keystone species that reduces biodiversity and impacts on the survival of native prey over large areas of entire ecosystems. The red fox is most commonly referred to as the European red fox however, its scientific name is Vulpes vulpes. Background Information It was purposely introduced to Australia for recreational hunting and in the early 1870s, fox populations became acknowledged in the wild. They survive in numerous habitats, ranging from urban areas to alpine and...
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When I thought of researching about Machu Picchu, I was interested in knowing about their culture. In this essay, I am going to talk about cultural tourism in Machu Picchu, the advantages and disadvantages it provides. What Is Cultural Tourism? Cultural tourism is a type of tourism where travelers go to particular destinations to find out about its cultural and historical experiences. Many of these destinations provide tourists with interesting attractions, events, tours and historic sites. Through cultural tourism, travelers...
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Costa Rica can provide insight into how, despite the common practice, it is possible to have sustainable practices that do not harm the environment and still experience economic growth. The focus of this essay will be on tourism as it is Costa Ricaâs main source of income and because tourism itself accounts for around 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions (Lenzen et al., 2018). It is important to identify cases of current practice that go against common practice as it...
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How does it make you feel to hear that eating disorders are now becoming prominent in children as young as 6 years old? Botox, plastic surgery, teeth bleaching, sexual costumes, full face of makeup and a can of hairspray. These are things that are accepted as suitable for full grown women. But what about young girls? I'm taking about young girls at the age of three months old. Would you say these things are suitable for an infant? In the...
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Did you know that Australia could fill an Olympic sized swimming pool 9,000 times from just food waste? The Australian economy spends an estimated $20 billion on food waste. When you go to the supermarket one of those five bags end up in the bin off to landfill, that is equal to $3,800 worth of groceries per household each year. Australia doesnât dispose food waste responsibly all the time. Why doesnât Australia dispose their food waste responsibly and how can...
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The White Americans occupied various part of the United States including the western frontier. It is important to note that they viewed the Native Americans as aliens and this generated fear in them. On the other hand, efforts that put in place by earlier Presidents that sought to make Native Americans equal to the White Americans had not succeeded (Cave, 1334). The inflow of more White Settlers into the United States in the 1830s saw most of the land occupied...
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Every epic poem depicts a shattered historic civilization and its surviving virtues through the narration's main characters. The dynamic political and social events that inspired Milton's âParadise Lostâ also apply to those conventions found in epics like Homer's âIliadâ. Thematic affinities between the central acts of âParadise Lostâ and Homer's âIliadâ were noted by Milton himself, who followed Homer's âIliadâ more closely than any other epic in his poem. The poet restores these conventions with the aid of classical allusions,...
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As the movieâs title suggests, âRunaway Juryâ is a story of the independent body of juror who are on a case. The movie opens with a scene of shooting in an industrial building. The case involves a lawsuit of a widow and gun making company since her husband was killed in gunfire incident because the deadly weapon was easily accessible. The wife then hires a lawyer against the gun manufacturers and the defense hires a lawyer. The movie however takes...
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In Spike Leeâs 1989 film, âDo the Right Thingâ, small details in the filmâs setting come together to create an overall deeper meaning to the film. This controversial film is set in Brooklyn, New York on the hottest day of the year. Throughout this day, racial conflicts between an Italian- American family and the neighborhood locals, who were majority Blacks and Hispanics, are seen. Every character has some sort of racist anger within them even after the long struggle for...
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Alcohol can destroy our life; it is our enemies. If youâre addicted to alcohol, it makes us doing bad things than we think. Alcohol has an impact on our life, our health and it can destroy our family. In this essay I will talk about what alcohol is, its effects on health and mortality. Alcohol in alcoholic drinks we drink is a chemical called ethanol. It is a colorless volatile flammable liquid that is produced by the natural fermentation of...
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The early childhood is an extremely important period and it forms the basis of the childâs adult life. Being a kindergarten teacher, I discover that children are potential and parents give numerous and different resources to develop their children in different aspects. Nowadays, childrenâs social ability, problem solving ability and personality are the issues that parents concern about. On my point of view, one parenting style is not enough cause childrenâs potential is a miracle, we need to have different...
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âMe and Earl and the Dying Girlâ is a drama/comedy featuring Olivia Cooke, Thomas Mann, and RJ Cyler, and directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, an American filmmaker. It was entertaining and very heartwarming, causing many laughs and cries throughout the filmâs entirety. This movie follows Greg, played by Thomas Mann, as he goes through high school. He had kept a low profile for the past four years, until he was forced by his mom to hang out with Rachel (played by...
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This year has been a bit of a challenge, I came upon a lot of obstacles, it was a challenge at times but I found ways to overcome it. I only wanna talk about one today, itâs about the way I had to step up and take the role of being a leader. As a young musician, I have always been fascinated by the idea of being a drum major. Ever since I was a child, I remember admiring drum...
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The complexity of mind body problem and its existence is difficult to interpret. Humans do exist and have both physical properties (height, weight, and etcetera) and mental properties such as beliefs, values, desires and etcetera. In his meditations, Descartes reaches to a conclusion that he exists because he is a âthinking thing.â Later in his meditations, he takes the same idea forward to establish the mind-body dualism which contrasts the human mind with human body. The essay will brief the...
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The big argument with all the books that have turned into films or the reverse is the similarities and differences between them. On most films, they say based off the book, so they do not have to exactly copy word for words what the book says. In this case with the graphic novel Persepolis the film sticks to the novelâs storyline. There are some minor differences in detail though. Marjane Satrapiâs autobiographical graphic novel shows the events in history that...
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World War II started on September 1, 1939, with the Germany invasion of Poland. The Axis Powers (Germany , Italy and Japan) fought relentlessly against the Allied Powers ( Britain , France , Soviet Union , America) for dominance around the world. The United States remained neutral in the war until Japan attacked an American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941. Prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt had promised to stay out of the...
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Killing whales for food has been happening for millennia. But it was commercial whaling â turning whales into barrels of oil for profit â that led to the wholesale destruction of most of the worldâs populations of big whales. The loss of whales from our oceans is the same story as overfishing of big fish â sharks, tuna, cod and others. Itâs a tragedy for the species and has immense knock on effects across the ocean. We know that whales...
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