Some people chase happiness, while others choose happiness. The sole purpose of life is to be happy, to enjoy life, and to get to a place where you are not hoping to get to another. If we look at our inner utmost desire we could see all our dreams are not so different. We all share ONE common goal âHappinessâ for ourselves and for the people we love. Not long ago the pursuit of happiness was a personal quest, now...
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I know very well that you can't touch Trump with a ten-foot pole without getting into some kind of controversy. Whether with his supporters or his opponents, I'm going to try. I'm going to critique Trump's inauguration speech. I am going to try to go as non-political as possible and talk not about the content or the veracity of the claims in his speech but rather to talk about his delivery overall and his message. Donald Trump's inauguration speech is...
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Hybrid Cars are Better for the Environment Global warming is now recognized as a serious concern. Virtually every government on the planet is creating policies to reduce emissions immediately. It is also estimated over one billion cars and trucks run daily over roads and highways around the world contributing to global warming. It is time to take immediate action to promote alternative sustainable sources to power hybrid vehicles and reduce emissions. Technology has been developed to send man-made vehicles far...
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Our objective is to change the world into a united, color-blind society. Instead, we intend for, as my father advocated, people, to be âjudged by the content of their character.â As a little boy, I remember receiving inequitable treatment. As naĂŻve as I was, I never understood why I was treated so differently from the white children. As far as I was concerned, we were all the same; human. I remember constantly moving, and never residing in the same house...
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According to Martin Luther King Jr. âNo nation can long continue to flourish or to find its way to a better society while it allows any one of its citizens to be denied the right to participate in the most fundamental of all privileges-the right to voteâ. A prisoner, who is also referred to as an inmate, is anyone who is deprived of liberty against their will and can be lawfully confined or unlawfully confined (Justice and peace commission, 2011)....
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Introduction Goal setting is a fundamental element in the journey towards personal and professional success. It acts as a roadmap, guiding individuals in the direction of their desired future. Despite its significance, many people underestimate the power of setting clear and achievable goals. This essay explores the critical importance of goal setting, examining its role in providing direction, motivation, and a means to measure progress. By delving into the psychological and practical benefits, the discussion will highlight how goal setting...
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In the play, âRomeo and Julietâ the author William Shakespeare presents the relationship between the two youths as one that is destined from the start, but in contrast, their love is also ill-fated. Their relationship only lasts for three days all of which they are oblivious to what the future holds for their relationship until their demise. Within the play, it is evident that their relationship is predestined when in the prologue Romeo and Juliet are described to be a...
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Most people donât know what it means to have real courage until they are faced with a situation that requires them to be courageous. For me, it wasnât until eighth grade that I found out how courageous I could be. My family had just moved from a small town in Arizona to its biggest city, Phoenix, and it was my first time attending a new school. Before moving, I had lived in the same house my whole life, and many...
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Reconstruction, in the history of the United States of America, occurred between 1865-1877 that followed the American Civil War. During the era, several attempts were made to recompense inequities caused by slavery and its social, political and economic legacy. Also, efforts were made to solve all the problems that raised from the readmission to the union of the 11 states that had succeeded before or at the outbreak of the war. Many historians, however, portray the area as the time...
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Introduction Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have emerged as a pivotal innovation in modern agriculture, aiming to address global challenges such as food security, environmental sustainability, and economic development. The purpose of GMOs extends beyond mere productivity enhancements; they serve as a tool for developing crops with improved resistance to pests, diseases, and adverse climatic conditions. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the world population is projected to reach approximately 9.7 billion by 2050, necessitating a significant increase in...
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After winning independence from Britain and becoming a country of its own, America was determined to remain neutral from the political conflicts of other nations. They were especially motivated to adopt a different foreign policy than that of Great Britain, their former oppressor. America thereafter became an isolationist nation. The war of 1812 however, was a crucial turning point when Britain and France were seizing American ships, forcing the nation to revisit their initial policy. America warned the two countries...
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Due to a decline of elephants in certain parts of African, I would like to propose a plan to help increase the population of these amazing creatures. I want to provide information to help you understand more about elephants and the areas they live along with the effects of losing them and the dangers posed to them. I will also include my idea on how we can work together and coexist peacefully together. African elephants live in a savanna biome...
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The two excellent works of cinematography: âThe Missionâ and âSchindlerâs Listâ differ immensely in terms of the theme, time frame, and location. At the same time, they encompass a similar take on depicting the human experience in a fight for rights and freedom. Moreover, they both encounter a religious/spiritual aspect that is engraved into the culture and people. Not to mention, both films are based on authentic historical events. In an extremely objective way, they depict events that took place...
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I will be arguing if the government should ban all junk food in this essay. I believe that the government should ban all junk food because junk food is unhealthy, junk food may be bad for brain function, big fast-food companies have tried to make their food less âjunkyâ and junk food can have negative effects on bone health. The first reason why the government should ban all junk food is that junk food is unhealthy. Junk food is extremely...
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This essay explores ideas on how Scrooge is presented as an outsider throughout the novella and will identify and analyze techniques used by Dickens. Dickens presents Scrooge as an outsider through his initial description of the character. âExternal heat had little influence on Scroogeâ. The use of pathetic fallacy emphasizes the idea of Scrooge being a cold and heartless individual. By addressing to the reader that the weather has âlittle influenceâ, Dickens amplifies the fact that Scrooge is unaffected by...
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âThe Social Networkâ explores the times in which the social media platform Facebook came to be. The platform was invented through warring perspectives of smart young men with a great passion to interlink their friends though the online connected platform. David Fincher, director of this interesting script, extracted from the book 'The Accidental Billionaires' kept on our plates an enticing film that results in a drama that caused both creation and destruction. Escaping the use of singular points of view...
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Introduction Jon Kaufman's book, "Long Walk on a Dry Road," offers an insightful exploration into the complex interplay between environmental sustainability and human resilience. This narrative, woven with Kaufman's experiences and observations, provides a poignant commentary on the pressing issues of water scarcity and climate change. As climate change continues to exacerbate global water shortages, Kaufman's work becomes increasingly relevant and urgent. The book not only highlights the challenges but also proposes potential solutions, making it a significant contribution to...
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The book that I have chosen to review is titled âWhere Rainbows Endâ. This book has been suggested to me by a good friend. The author of this book is a famous Irish writer, Cecelia Ahern. This is the second book of the author, the first one being âPS. I Love Youâ, which was published in 2004. This is the bestselling book of the author internationally, and even ranked number 1 in Ireland and United Kingdom. It was also awarded...
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Introduction The debate over whether California should become its own country is not only a question of state identity but also a complex discussion involving economic, political, and cultural dimensions. California, the most populous state in the United States, boasts a diverse population, a robust economy, and a significant influence on both national and global scales. These attributes have led some to argue for its potential independence as a sovereign state. However, the idea of California seceding from the United...
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âDivergentâ just like any other sci-fi movie is set in the near future. Beatrice prior lives in a futuristic world where all the countries have been destroyed and replaced with 5 distinctive groups called factions. Abnegations believed in selflessness, Amity was all about keeping the peace, Candor spoke the truth, Erudites loved knowledge and the Dauntless were fearless. Everyone belonged to one faction, and you choose that faction once you reach the age of sixteen. But of course, not before...
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There comes a moment when we have to fight for justice to protect someone thatâs unable to do so on their own. In the film âNellâ, directed by Michael Apted, Jerome, a doctor from a small town in North Carolina, strives to protect a girl that live in deep woods and thus had never meet anybody from the outside world. When Jerome and Paula, a psychology student, tries to communicate with the girl and unveil the psychology disorders she suffers,...
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Introduction In recent years, the discourse surrounding genetically modified organisms (GMOs) versus non-GMO foods has intensified, capturing the attention of scientists, policymakers, and consumers alike. As the global population soars and environmental challenges escalate, the urgency to develop sustainable agricultural practices becomes ever more pressing. Proponents of GMOs argue that genetic engineering offers a viable solution to these challenges by enhancing crop yields, resisting pests, and reducing the need for chemical inputs. Conversely, opponents voice concerns over potential health risks,...
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For most people, their worst childhood memories are of playground scuffles or getting in trouble. Not for me though, my earliest memories are of me finding out about my dadâs affair and his smoking addiction. Growing up, I knew there was something broken about my family. My home was always one full of incessant fighting, friction and worry. I didnât realize how bad it was until everything was suddenly ripped out from underneath me. It all started when I was...
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The strongest epidemic we face today, mental illness, is maybe not growing as fast as an infectious disease but it is harder to fix as itâs not even acknowledged in a right manner or sometimes not even at all. The issue peeks through popular music as top charts are filled with songs about depression, anxiety, isolation and alienation. These emotions unraveling through a time where technology is at its peak is no coincidence. Technology is the main reason behind this...
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âMacbethâ, first performed in 1606, is an Elizabethan tragedy written by William Shakespeare. He details the anarchy that greed brings rise to, having Macbeth being driven by both himself and extrinsic figures to murder Scotlandâs king, ultimately leading to his own anguished death. Shakespeare utilizes a myriad of literary devices to communicate the ideas of fate, natural and unnatural, and guilt and conscience, though how these ideas are construed relies significantly on the societal context of the audience â particularly...
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The Jewish people are scared. Frightened to leave their home every day and practice their own religion. They are frowned upon by all Christians and non-Jews. Being a Jewish person is like living in a foreign land. They must practice their religion in secret, they are segregated away from all other non-Jewish people and they are heavily discriminated. Shylock is a Jewish money lender and he lends money at exorbitant interest rates to get the highest revenue. As a merchant,...
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The movie âThe Helpâ is based on the book by Kathryn Stockett. The story is about a white woman named Skeeter who is pursuing her dream of becoming a journalist in Mississippi during the 1960âs. After being rejected from her dream job in New York for not having enough experience, she decides to write about the personal stories of African American domestic workers in order to share their stories and hopefully encourage change on the mistreatment of blacks. The film...
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Introduction Food waste has emerged as a significant environmental, economic, and social issue in Australia, mirroring global trends of excessive resource wastage. The National Food Waste Baseline estimated that Australia generated approximately 7.3 million tonnes of food waste in 2016-17 alone, with households contributing the largest share. This waste not only represents a loss of valuable resources but also contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, as decomposing organic matter releases methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Addressing food waste is crucial...
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The center quote I chose to represent my teaching philosophy is âToo often we give children answers to remember rather than problems to solveâ (Roger Lewin). This shows my belief that learning is not centered around testing and statistics, but rather the heart and mind of each student. If I were to word my educational philosophy into a poetic statement like the many quotes I found, it would be that âI want to reach each child for who they truly...
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Dating back to 1880, the nickname âMarvelous Melbourneâ was given to our city, this was introduced when Melbourne was progressing into a major world city. This was a result of the Gold Rush. The Gold Rush caused Melbourne to become one of the richest cities in the world. During this time of the Gold Rush, Melbourne expanded rapidly, causing the population to rise by. This essay will investigate the creation of Melbourne and how it came to be a âMarvelous...
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