Essay

List and describe the four force multipliers. How do terrorists us force multipliers? Give examples for each force multipliers.

I have witnessed traumatizing events, dying men, being shot, and I went behind enemy lines 11 separate times, all for my beloved country, yet I’m branded AWOL and equated to a coward! I served the Union Army valiantly and gave it my all for 4 entire years. My hard work and dedication were immense, I took on various jobs throughout the four years. Furthermore, I served as a nurse to aid all the wounded, I was a skilled courier and a spy. I love my country for giving me refuge when times were tough, thus, I was willing to give the ultimate sacrifice to preserve it. Countless times, I was nearly killed, but I did not care because I yearned for danger and a way to contribute during the war. I, Franklin Thompson, believe I should be reinstated

Androutsopoulos, J. (2014). Languaging when contexts collapse: Audience design in social networking. Discourse, Context & Media, 4(Supplement C), 62–73. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dcm.2014.08.006

I was born in Manhattan, before there were efforts to introduce New Yorkers to “green spaces” and “street trees.” Concrete and steel held me in their grasp; I could have walked multiple blocks without seeing the color green beyond an occasional glimpse of dead grass and limp shrubbery from a “secret garden.” There was comfort in the noise of traffic, the rumble of the subway, and the clamorous conversations.

An Indigenous girls basketball team from northern Manitoba scored a slam dunk after four months of fundraising efforts enabled them to practice with a Toronto Raptor and play in a Toronto basketball tournament.

It will blare at 5:23, and I will leave at 5:44. In 7 minutes, I will reach the station. At 5:51, I will grab a bagel from Hackett’s bakery, right next to the tracks. Old Nadia Dax will be there before me, as always, so it will take an extra 3 minutes than it should. She strolls up and down the rows of goods, declaring she will try something new, only to settle for a crumpet each time. What a bother.

It had been 30 years since Antarctica had melted and society in the mainland was beginning to break down. Buildings lay dry and burned down, except for some places which got tropical storms almost daily. Minnesota had been washed out, all the rivers flooding. The buildings lay abandoned, sinking into the swampy marsh that the state had become, along with Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa. All this had been the result of the Great Lakes spilling over into the land because of rainfall. Living here was not possible. It was where you were sent to prison from the Ocean Districts. The prisoners never came back after they were sent to the Midwestern Marshes. Along the mainland, about 200 miles out in the ocean at the most, there were tremendous

The first step is to get some glue. Then rub some glue over the horn and the spot where the horn is going to be to be attached. Then the horn is jammed on. Voila you have a reconnected horn. Then the dinosaur comes back to life and runs around bringing other dinosaurs back to life.

beginning of the countdown to the white throne judgment and the new earth have come into being. You will agree, it is no small accomplishment for people to know where they stand with their Creator before they die and enter eternity."

The group project that we came up with is a daytime party, called a darty that is going to take place here on campus. Within regard to our name, it was very hard to come up with a creative name that would be catchy in order for people to start spreading the word about our event. The name that we ended up coming up with was Dirty on Hoggard Lawn. Since Hoggard Lawn is the biggest lawn that we have on campus, we figured that it would be the perfect place to have activities that consist off a slip n’ slide, food and drinks, live music being sung by our Seahawkapellas or our Seabelles, inflatable slides, and many games. Some of the games during our event include cornhole and dizzy bat. There will also be man sports like football, soccer,

I am looking at the Picture of Three Young Women standing awkwardly on a rock and an ocean behind. A dozen of children playing in the background on the shore; some of them were standing; some of them were crouching down and facing the sea and watching others playing in the swelling waves toward the shoreline.

I glanced around, taking in the other kids around me, we all wore the same expression, fear. Fear because we got caught, fear because we have no idea what will happen to us.

My reactions to the situations and studies discussed is a combination of a few things. I felt very surprised by the things I read about, but it also made sense how some of the ways the names influenced others and it was very interesting to read about it. For example, the citizens in Quincy, Massachusetts donating to the small town of Quincy in Illinois solely because both citizens come from a city with the same name of each other. To me that was interesting because something like that is something we don’t encounter and I never really thought about how if we shared something such as a name of a town we are from with somebody else, it could influence you enough to do an action like donating. I really do agree with the findings in the

The three women are in a café lit with plenty of sunlight on the outskirts of Nagasaki. Behind the café, a still pond under a small stone bridge can be seen. This bit of blue is at the foot of a mountain. Madame Chrysantheme (MC) is sitting upright on a mat with a forlorn face, staring straight ahead. Yuki (Y), sitting on a mat to the left of MC, has a smile on her face and stares up with bright eyes to Madame Butterfly (MB).

One night it was pouring rain like cats and dog were falling out of the sky and there was a boy named, Will Brooks making his way to, Spokane, Washington, with only his tattered suitcase,a charcoal black coat, and a halfway charged Iphone X.