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    In the current time period of the world we inhabit we are in a social media age. Social media is websites that enable us to communicate with one another over the internet. Some of these sites are twitter and Facebook. This like anything else comes with pros and cons. An example of a pro would be it is easier for us to find information with websites like google. A major con and what we will be discussing today is a lack of personal communication with each other. It’s quite the contradiction

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    To begin, the first fact I learned about Buddhism is that each tradition and time period had a different stories about the Buddha, meaning the story is constantly changing in a way. It was fascinating in many ways to learn that they believe telling the story of The Buddha is a good way to learn about Buddhism, therefore, teaching people about Buddha allows them to learn his teachings. Because they believe he is such a key point to understanding Buddhism they study about how in the beginning of his

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    For an extended period of time shoes have been an integral part of the modern consumer’s life. According to the vast majority of fashionably inclined individuals, shoes can either make or break a person’s entire appearance, which explains why people invest their hard earned coins into comfortable abodes for their feet. Particularly, the annual budget consumers spend on shoes in the United States is $20 billion dollars, and $6.46 billion dollars stem from running shoes alone. This is what initially

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    examples of strong and capable leaders. One of these leaders is Esther. Esther was a very cleaver leader who used the cultural expectations as the queen and Machiavellian leadership principles to increase her power in society. During the Old Testament time period, both within Israel and the surrounding cultures, the queen held little to no power. Her purpose was to serve the king and ensure there was a successor to the throne. When Esther became to queen to King Ahasuerus, this was what was expected of her

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    For a long period of time, diabetes has been perceived as a destructive and deadly disease. But what is diabetes? “Diabetes a condition in which the body does not accurately process food to use as energy. A large portion of the food we eat is converted into glucose, or sugar, for our bodies energy use. The pancreas is an organ that lies close to the stomach which makes a hormone called insulin to help glucose go inside the cells of our bodies. When a person has diabetes, their body either doesn 't

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    My 48-Time Period

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    In a 48-hour period, I produced close to 4 5-gallon trash bags full of both recyclable and non-recyclable items. My recyclables such as paper, plastic, glass, and aluminum items are likely to end up being recycled. And my non-recyclables are more likely to end up in a landfill. However, the food scraps I threw into a compost bin are likely to end up as fertilizer for soil at the Dartmouth Organic Farm. In addition, although I did not record any trash to be de facto, I am sure that I most likely

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    woman saw the value of education and free thinking way before most of her contemporaries. In Abigail Adams, a biography by Charles W. Akers, a unique perspective of the revolutionary time period is displayed through the eyes of Abigail Adams by contrasting the way women were treated generally during that time period with the way Adams was treated. Through her eyes, the reader is exposed to not only her views but the way others viewed her as well. When studying a biography, it is important to know

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    Cretaceous Period Everyone knows about the dinosaurs and how they went extinct. This was one of the major events that took place in the Cretaceous Time Period. The Cretaceous Period was the longest and last of three time periods in the Mesozoic Era. This time period lasted from about 144 million years ago until about million years ago (about 79 million years), and over that 79 million years the earth changed dramatically. Way back in the Cretaceous all of earth’s land was together in

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    modern time music. If you listen to his music most people would describe it as contemporary. Modernism is a calm, soothing type of music. It underlies the period of change and development. The modern time period was within 1890-1975 (style era). Some writers don’t think of musical modernism as an historical period developing from about 1890 to 1930. Other writers say that modernism is not attached to any historical period. They think of it as an attitude of the composer. In the modern time there

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    during the 18th and 19th centuries. Romanticism started during the end of the 18th century as politics and society were changing in Europe. Gaps were growing farther and farther apart between the rich and the poor, which created changes for the time period (Class notes). Paul Brians, a English Professor at Washington State, says that Romanticism: "transformed poetry, the novel, drama, painting, sculpture, all forms of

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