The poem opens with the Seafarer, who recalls his travels at sea. He tells how he endured the hardships when he was at sea. The Seafarer remembers that when he would be overwhelmed and saturated by the sharpness of cliffs and wilderness of waves when he would take the position of night watchman at the bow of the ship. He narrates that his feet would get frozen. His insides would atrophy by hunger that could only be understood by a...
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Generations of all kinds have arrived to this nation with dreams of living a life of success. Gentrification removes lower class citizens, and in turn increases the cost of living and leads to major demographical changes. Gentrification certainly has some advantages, but overall it has led to the increase of the homeless population, culture loss, increased group based tensions, increase/change in availability of goods, and other social issues. Today, gentrification may be impossible to prevent, since capitalism is a constant...
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Changing the way people live and making everyday life convenient are essentially what technology aims to do. In the era where most everything is automated and digital is ruling several industries, the rest of the world is forced to catch up and find ways to optimize life from the average smartphone. Mobility and peer-to-peer transportation is a system in society that has not yet been mastered. Public transportation is constant chaos whether youāre in a first or a third world...
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It all started with a low-pressure wave in the tropical part of the North Atlantic on October 19. However, it quickly strengthened as it moved northward and grew into a tropical depression near Nicaragua in the Caribbean Sea (Gibbens, 2019). On October 24, 80 mile-per-hour winds caused landfall in Jamaica. The next day, they rose to 110 miles per hour, passing over Cuba (Rafferty, 2021). Traveling northward, Sandy lowered its intensity near the Bahamas. Yet, it grew into a hurricane...
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George Washington Carver or ' peanut man ' was an American Agricultural scientist known for crop rotation, peanut farming, and for inventing ways to prevent soil depletion. George Washington Carver was born in Diamond Missouri on a plantation in the early 1860s. (The exact date is currently unknown) George was born before slavery was abolished. His master, Moses Carver, was a German American immigrant who bought George's parents for $700. When George was about a week old he and his...
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Our worldās advances in energy efficiency has been crucial to our technological, economic and social development. Creating energy has powered our advancements in modern machinery as well as stimulating our economy by creating jobs and improving our quality of life. But with these advancements came a great price: our global health. Our current mode of producing energy is having a deadly toll on our environment as well as our bodies. Today I would like to discuss nonrenewable resources and their...
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Both the Hellenic and Hellenistic periods offer differences in their architecture. These include the over all design, their building techniques, the location, how they are decorated, and the symbolism related to the temple it self. The piece of architecture that is from the Hellenic period is the Parthenon. Built in 447 BCE, it was finished in 432 BCE. The massive size and beauty was meant to show the world the dominance and power of Athens. The Parthenon sits atop the...
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The world's best zoos offer face-to-face encounters with some of the most fascinating and rare creatures on the planetāan experience that few people would ever be able to pursue in the wild. Unlike the cramped cages that housed wild animals in sideshow spectacles of the past, the modern zoo has elevated habitat emulation to an art, carefully recreating natural environments and offering inhabitants challenging activities to reduce boredom and stress. The evolution of zoos has also included programs dedicated to...
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The article āCo-designing with people living with dementiaā Paul A. Rodgers [2018] wants to draw attention to the misunderstanding of the people living with dementia by presenting a project from Alzheimer Scotland to design a tartan. It puts the focus on people living with dementia regaining ātheir self-esteem, identity and dignityā [Rodgers, 2018, p189] in the community, to change the societyās view and that the designers in the industry benefit from this co-design method to improve their concepts and products....
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This paper covers Abraham Lincolnās life including his humble beginnings and his greatest achievements. This essay does not go deep in depth into his life, but touches on his most important accomplishments that I have found to be admirable. Sources include various online articles deemed as credible sources such as History.com and other .org websites which give various info such as dates, quotes, and confirm events throughout Mr. Lincolnās life. In our nationās history, only a handful have served as...
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As we know, problems appear everywhere, in many different forms. And of course, Vietnam, our society is not an exception. There are such lots of problems, even big, or small. Every day, we have to deal with the scam, school violence, bribery and so much more that I canāt even count. But the problem which is highly condemned by society is called food unsafety ā also as known as dirty food. Dirty food is a common term that refers to...
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āThe architect of the cosmos is not a common man but He is supernatural, super-heroic and un-earthlyā The above dialogue light-footedly tells us that the maker of the entire universe is The Fabricator and we all are mere janitors of it. But do we truly live up to thisā¦? In todayās world of crime, animosity, hatred, destruction, etc., do we really follow thisā¦.??? Itās a thought to ponder upon. Industrialization took birth around the 18th century. This is when man...
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OnŠµ of thŠµ lŠµast undŠµrstood, but most common injuriŠµs in sports is MTBI ā mild traumatic brain injury ā othŠµrwisŠµ known as a concussion. An ŠµstimatŠµd 3. 8 million rŠµcrŠµation- and sport-rŠµlatŠµd concussions occur in thŠµ UnitŠµd StatŠµs Šµach yŠµar (HalstŠµad 599). WhilŠµ most attributŠµ youth rŠµlatŠµd concussions to high-contact sports such as football; concussions arŠµ also prŠµvalŠµnt in sports such as soccŠµr, wrŠµstling, baskŠµtball, vollŠµyball, basŠµball, and softball (GŠµssŠµl 497). FurthŠµr, an ŠµlŠµvŠµn-yŠµar study of twŠµlvŠµ high-school sports found...
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Most people have heard about the Boston Tea Party. When Americans dumped British Tea in Boston Harbor. But not everyone understands the importance of it, and why the Tea Party is still remembered today. It was on December 16, 1773, when American patriots disguised as Mohawk Indians threw 342 chests of tea belonging to the British East India Company from ships into Boston Harbor. The Americans were protesting both a tax on tea (the Townshend Acts) and the perceived monopoly...
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Introduction Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has emerged as a pivotal intervention in addressing child depression, which affects millions of young individuals globally. Depression in children is a multifaceted condition characterized by persistent sadness, irritability, and a loss of interest in activities. These symptoms can lead to significant impairments in social, academic, and family functioning. CBT, a structured, time-limited, and goal-oriented therapeutic approach, focuses on modifying dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors, thus providing children with coping skills and resilience. This essay explores...
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Introduction The Islamic Golden Age, spanning from the 8th to the 14th century, represents a period of remarkable intellectual, cultural, and economic flourishing within the Islamic world. This era saw significant advancements in a variety of disciplines, including science, medicine, mathematics, and literature, largely due to the cultural and intellectual openness of the caliphates that ruled during this time. The House of Wisdom in Baghdad, for example, became a renowned center for scholarly activity and translation of ancient texts. However,...
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Counseling and therapy is not about solving peopleās problems but helping people to cope with living life, problems and all. In the contents of this essay, I will be reflecting on the personal and effective characteristics, core competencies, personal strengths and weaknesses that I have as a future counselor. Furthermore, I will also be looking into the principles, theories, practice of counseling in South Africa and how they relate to me as an individual and a future counselor and/or psychologist....
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The alleged teasing of white store clerk Carolyn Bryant by the 14 year-old African American Emmett Till led to his brutal murder at the hands of Bryantās husband Roy and his half-brother, J.W. Milam, forcing the American public to grapple with the menace of violence in the Jim Crow South. According to court documents, Till, who was visiting family for the summer in Money, Mississippi, from Chicago, purchased two-cents worth of bubble gum from the Bryant Grocery store and said,...
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Despite being popularly known as āThe Sunshine State,ā Florida is a state known for its flurry of hurricanes year after year. Because of its location near the tropics, and with westerly winds blowing in its direction, this particular state in the United States is vulnerable to storms and hurricanes. Each year, it is prone to experiencing around 2 devastating storms. Because of this, the importance of hurricane windows Florida has become more imperative than ever before. If you are a...
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Water shortage has become a worldwide problem, which affects physical areas where 1.2 billion people reside, as well as 500 million others who are approaching the crisis. Australia, India and South Africa are currently facing water scarcity, which the effects and general causes of it will be discussed in this essay. There are several effects of such dire water crisis across the three countries. Perth is known to be Australiaās driest city. Its water shortage problem has been affecting industries...
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Like most parents, you only want the best for your children. You want them to be successful and happy. So it can be very disheartening for a parent to learn that their teen has an alcohol or substance abuse problem. Recent economic and technological advancements have unfortunately made it easier for teens to access drugs. There are new versions of Opioids getting sold on the internet that do not require buyers to provide an id. Research has shown that ease...
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Introduction Waste management is a critical environmental and public health issue, particularly in impoverished communities where resources are limited, and infrastructure is often inadequate. As urbanization and population growth accelerate, these communities face mounting challenges in effectively managing waste and implementing recycling programs. The disparity in waste management services between wealthy and poor areas exacerbates environmental degradation and health risks. According to the World Bank (2018), low-income countries account for about 93% of waste mismanagement globally, highlighting the urgency of...
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Water is essential for all life. Not only is it necessary for staying alive but in today's society almost everything depends on water. Water is necessary for things such as plumbing and bathing. Water is used for pleasure, such as in alcoholic beverages, and in sports, such as swimming. This list goes on as to why the world needs water, but the humans, which need water the most, pollute it, destroying the most crucial resource. The amount of pollution in...
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In today's modern age, there has been an increasing movement in all aspects of society and culture towards secularism and relativism. In the United States of America, this trend away from any type of religiosity in the public sphere, especially in business, has become more and more commonplace. There is this idea that has silently permeated into the social conscious, and is almost now seen as a given. This idea that the modern man must choose science and rational thought...
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Also called the oedipal complex, the Oedipus complex is a term used in the psychosexual stages of development theory by Sigmund Freud. The concept, first proposed by Freud in 1899 and not formally used until 1910, refers to a male childās attraction to their parent of the opposite sex (mother) and jealousy of their parent of the same sex (father). According to the controversial concept, children view the same-sex parent as a rival. Specifically, a boy feels the need to...
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What a student wants to do after getting a graduation degree. Many of them might want to get a good job and many of them might be interested in starting their own business and some want to do other things. For getting a good job you require experience and for experience you need a job However internships are able to solve this problem, internships is a period of work experience offered by an organisation for a limited period of time...
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The Rainbow tells the story of three generations of the Brangwen family,between 1840 and 1905. The Brangwens have owned and worked Marsh Farm in Nottinghamshire, England, for generations, and the family includes craftsmen as well as farmers. Tom Brangwen hasnāt much left the Midlands counties of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, where the farm is located. Tom works the land in near isolation, with only an old woman housekeeper as company. However, one day, the vicar of the local church hires a...
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Introduction Humans do not live in a vacuum but in a damaged environment that impacts individualsā health every second of their existence. People cannot avoid air as they must breathe, water as they must drink, or land as they must eat what is grown in it. When polluted substances from the environment come to a humanās organism, they affect its health system causing various illnesses, diseases, and development abnormalities. Environmental pollution varies in forms but influences all people leading to...
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The problem of the effective solid waste management is very important nowadays and the solution of this problem is necessary not only to the safety of human environment but to human health as well. At the same time, it is necessary to underline that often a little attention is paid to this problem and the solid waste are often disposed improperly. What is more, this problem is considered to be less important than the problem of proper disposal of other...
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In 2017, Netflix CEO Reed Hasting said the irksome human necessity to sleep is Netflixās biggest rival; āthink about it, when you watch a show from Netflix and you get addicted to it, you stay up late at night. Weāre competing with sleep, itās a very large pool of timeā (Hern, 2017). On average, adults get six hours of sleep a night. In the 1970s, this was closer to seven hours, and in the early 20th century, nine (ScienceDaily, 2006)....
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