I think each one of us have a wonderful place in his or her mind. I have a wonderful place that made me fulfilled plenty of times years prior. In any case, some of the time I feel that I am the main individual who loves this place and I'm asking myself if this place will be as beautiful as I thought when I will go back to visit it again. Maybe I made it wonderful in my psyche. I...
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This essay is dedicated to Brexit's theme, namely the exit of Belgium from the European Union. In my opinion, Belgium should not leave the European Union, because this will greatly affect people. In my work, I am going to present several arguments in favor of my position. The first thing we have to think about is that Belgium owes a debt to the European Union. We are talking about 103.1% of the public debt as a percentage of the gross...
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Fitzgerald’s characters represent Marxist ideas, through his representation of the different classes, and his interpretation of how their class defines their life. Fitzgerald set this story during post-World War I, where both he, Carraway and Gatsby all fought in. However, it doesn’t mark the active capitalist culture it portrays but unveils the hidden side of society at the time. It highlights how the pursuit of money weakens personal values, as occurred with Gatsby when he lost everything because of his...
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Kathmandu, a city that is home to many people from different cultural, religious and economic backgrounds, coexisting under a roof of unity and harmony, serves as the capital of the beautiful country of Nepal. Along with being the most progressive city in the country, it is also one of the most popular tourist destinations worldwide. The valley is definitely a mystical, spiritual, cultural and natural paradise for visitors. Seven of the country's ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located in...
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Andrew Jackson once quoted: “Every good citizen makes his country’s honor his own and cherishes it not only as precious but sacred. He is willing to risk his life in its defense and its conscious that he gains protection while he gives it”. This memorable quote of Andrew Jackson defined his views not only as an armed leader, American citizen, but most importantly Americas’ seventh president of the United States of America. During the years 1829-1837 Andrew Jackson took official...
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Photoshop is a huge controversy in social media today. Although it can be used positively, such as to make photos more unique or eye-catching, there are also many downsides to it. People online can create an image of themselves through photoshop on how they wish people to perceive them, or to fit in more with society’s standards of beauty. Of course, people have become very aware that photoshop is used in things such as magazines and advertisements, and teenagers know...
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The Silk Road is the identify given to a collection of alternate routes formally mounted all through the Han Dynasty round 200 BC that connected historical civilizations across Asia, North Africa and Europe. These routes aided in establishing early world commerce, as well as the dissemination of culture, know-how and technology. Prior to the formation of these routes, the diverse and often harsh geography of early China resulted in an isolated, economically challenged and largely nomadic civilization. At greater than...
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The market is something that we face every day we are either consumers or producers it’s something you can’t avoid. For example, you run out of apples and you decided to go to the market and get some more apples that automatically make you a consumer. It is everywhere supply and demand. But it all depends on how one perceives it. One quote I can relate in this essay about philosopher Adam Smith is his quote: “It is not from...
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CRM is customer relationship management. It will be used in all industries and companies that are related to customer and database. It is a combination of applications, a database and a set of processes that can inherit all interactions that managing customers. Basically, CRM manages all interactions with customers within four phases of the customer lifecycle, they are marketing, customer acquisition, relationship management, and loss/churn. A successful hotel CRM must try to fulfil customer centric. That means both the CRM...
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A growing global economy requires a faster, cheaper, safer and more efficient form of transportation. The roads, airports, and ports are congested. And there hasn’t been a major new form of transport in 100 years. Hyperloop is a concept proposed by Elon musk’s company Space X. The concept has some resemblance to maglev transportation but is a totally different concept. The concept is a pneumatic tube that uses a series of linear induction motors and compressors to propel vehicles at...
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Driving is always a fun experience as you get older. Driving gives you more freedom and it allows you to feel in control. “An advantage for me since I got my license has been being able to drive myself around, and allowing me more freedom. A disadvantage would be that it’s tiring and I don’t like parking” Sophomore Chelsy Cortes said. When you start driving, you take on a lot of responsibilities. According to Sophomore Tyson Gradwahl, he personally thinks...
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From cheating early kids are learning to coast off of other people’s accomplishments. Some kids can go through school without doing any work for themselves, growing up without achieving basic English, math and science skills needed in everyday life. Leading experts have said that cheating has become too easy as teachers don’t punish students harsh enough. Punishments need to be put in place early so kids understand it’s wrong. Otherwise they will finish school and need to seek education to...
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In this day there are more students consider cheating and not just on tests, it can be many ways such as plagiarism, fabrication, facilitating academic dishonesty…etc. Of course, it is highly undesirable for students to cheat. However, to treat a cheating student as a bad person, does the school just remember to give it a clear score and give it zero points? Teachers and adults have seriously thought about why students risk cheating or cheating? When everyone is asking why...
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Academic success and vocational calling in college to me looks like giving it your all, no matter if you are struggling in a class or are the most intelligent student in the class, and being responsible for your duties, whether it is helping people out if they are struggling or finishing up work or studying for a test. Academic success is also your academic achievements, getting good grades, soaking in all the knowledge being fed to you, and seeing how...
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Growing up, multiple female figures in my family all took and had careers in cosmetology. I would watch them and constantly tell myself that hair, makeup, and nails were the life for me. I remember being so intrigued by hair care that I asked for a mannequin head for Christmas at least 3 years in a row. Needless to say, my grandmother DID NOT spend that much money for something I would’ve probably destroyed. As I grew up my interest...
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My pathway is Cosmetology. One problem my industry faces is that it needs to change to help the environment. Meaning making their products environment-friendly. One solution would be by making more of their products all-natural or even vegan. I propose that to make cosmetology change to help the environment. Everyone should start to change the ingredients we put in our products. To better us and our environment. We all can do a lot of different things to help reduce harm...
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Birth Control is Beneficial Around the world, many women experience unplanned pregnancies. The lack of knowledge of an unplanned pregnancy can result into women get abortions, give up for adoption, mistreat treat the child, or even leave the children with grandparents for them to care. In other cases, mothers give all the love they can to their child. When there is an unwanted pregnancy everything changes for all women positive or negative. when that’s the case there should be birth...
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Leadership Philosophy: A leadership philosophy is basically a conviction framework that manages your dynamic. It comprises your center standards, viewpoints, and qualities. At the point when you characterize what they are, and use them to shape an authority reasoning explanation, your practices and choices will stay steady. A similar idea applies to solid authority. Those you lead will have more regard for you on the off chance that they can unmistakably observe you settle on choices dependent on center rules...
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Technology has taken over the world in the last 30 years. No day goes by without having to come in contact with some sort of technological device. From the first computer created in 1936 to the newest technologies such as self-driving cars and everything in between technology has changed everyday life for all but is there such a thing as too much? Although there are many positives to having technology in everyday life there are a lot of negatives like...
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I don't think that sports teams should use Native Americans as mascots. It is often offensive to Native Americans and their culture and they should start making the change. I think there are some names that are more offensive than others. Considering the Chiefs, although it still is not right that they use someone else's culture as a symbol of their team, this one seems less offensive and was maybe actually used as honor to their culture when they first...
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Gerrymandering is the practice of “dividing an area” into “political units” which ultimately helps one political party (Merriam-Webster). However, these divisions are typically unfair and leave one political party at a disadvantage. The philosophy behind gerrymandering is to not give an overwhelming amount of safe seats to the person who is probable to win, but to give the opponent a number of safe seats. While the person who is probable to win will still likely win, the playing field is...
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The speech that Barack Obama gave during his inauguration in the year 2009 utilized a central route to persuasion. A central route to persuasion has special features concerning the audience, processing, and the result. For example, there is a utilization of facts to convince the audience about a message's worthiness. Notably, the audience should possess analytical skills and be willing to process the information they receive. These qualities were fulfilled during Barack Obama's inauguration. The speech starts by acknowledging the...
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Imagine holding that tiny, little life in your arms, feeling its heartbeat against your chest, staring at the love of your life just laying in your arms. You just want to protect it with all your life. Do you know some people could care less about that life? In 2014, nineteen percent of pregnancies ended in abortion. Abortion is murder, the fetus will feel pain, and it goes against the ten commandments that were created by god. First of all,...
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In a world where more and more people choose to move to the cities, the density of people living in the cities keeps growing every day. This has boosted the construction of taller buildings to contain and sustain the flow of people. To help with the issue the use of better-engineered columns and pillars to support the tall structures has become a necessity. “Senenmut is credited to be one of the first architects to use column in construction; the complex...
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Persuasion is the process or an instance of persuading, according to Merriam-Webster. Humans have been convincing each other to shine a light on their ideas and beliefs for a long time and will continue doing so. It is an underrated skill that if polished, can bring an individual great success. This ability is essential in running society and its power has often been used to create history, like Brutus in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar can reveal to us. A notable...
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The solar system was formed 4.6 billion years ago due to the gravitational collapse of a huge interstellar molecule cloud. Most of the system's mass is in the Sun and most of the rest is in Jupiter. The four small inner planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars, are planets on earth, mainly composed of rocks and metals. The four outer planets are huge planets that are much larger than the Earth. The two largest planets, Jupiter and Saturn, are gas...
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Rhetorical analysis Paragraphs In the text, “A Modest Proposal”, the author Jonathan Swift uses multiple different rhetorical devices. Hyperbole is definitely one rhetorical device that Swift uses throughout the text. This rhetorical device is a great exaggeration of fact, used whether for serious or comic effect. This clearly is used by Swift in his writing and using this rhetorical device makes the reader more engaged in the text and it just overall makes it more exciting to read. Swift says,...
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Its normal to believe that if you have only grew in good living conditions and don't know anything better, then you'll automatically assume everyone else must also have good living conditions. When you first encounter someone who didn't live well you would think that it's because of something they did. This has been a common thing from the beginning of time and is still common today. “A Modest Proposal” published by Johnathan Swift in 1729 is set in Ireland where...
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However long there has been connecting between individuals, there has been untruthfulness. Everyone falsehoods and there are however many purposes behind the lie as there are individuals articulating lies. Individuals can deceive save somebody's inclination or to cause them to feel awful. In Arthur Miller's play 'Every one of My Sons', it appears to be that each character is lies; from a little innocent exaggeration, to a major, ruinous falsehood that destroys a family. The improper family patriarch, Joe, annihilates...
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Back in 1957, Warren S. Walker’s study has already provoked a discussion about whether “The Garden Party” is a united and complete story. He claimed that “‘The Garden Party’ often leaves readers with a feeling of dissatisfaction, a vague sense that the story somehow does not realize its potential”. He then pointed out that “the difficulty” is that “the conflict has a dual nature, only part of which is resolved effectively”, and as to the class question raised in the...
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