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Fracking The Marcellus Shale formation located in western Pennsylvania, New York, and Ohio is projected to supply an equivalent of 45 years of the United States current energy consumption. Worth an estimated five hundred billion, this can translate into cheaper and wider “variety of products such as plastic, agrochemicals, and pharmaceuticals.” It can also relate to an “increase [in] the supply of fertilizer, ensuring the availability of food and reducing…the conversion of forests to agricultural

into use even before Old Man Warner, the oldest man in town, was born" (Kennedy & Gioia, 2013, p. 251). Ironically, from a historical perspective, the black box is equivalent towards the lottery as a whole; without the box, tradition can become easily upsetting. According to Jackson, "no one liked to upset even as much tradition as was represented by the black box" (as cited in Kennedy & Gioia, 2013, p. 251). One can also infer that perhaps the black box symbolizes a multitude of purposes, such as a

greatest extent alongside brotherly division and its effects together with social misunderstandings which are majorly driven by passion (Stone 251). However, much of essence is the kind of suffering that was being experienced by the Afro-Americans as evidenced by several flashbacks by the narrator and also subsequent occurrences as the story develops (Stone 251-2). This paper focuses on the extent to which most of the characters in the story have been exposed to suffering in addition to being discriminated

Trebonianus Gallus: Third Century Roman Emperor Trebonianus Gallus was born in Italy in 206 A.D. He became the 36th Emperor of the Roman Empire during the third century. He reigned jointly from 251 A.D. with Hostilianus, then later with Volusianus from A.D. 251 to 253. His reign was short and suffered from a series of disasters. Trebonianus Gallus was not a great leader and was eventually killed by his own soldiers. Gallus was appointed emperor after the previous emperor, Decius was killed by the

In his article "Lack of Skills Leads to Violence", James J. Fyfe states that with "training...more comparable to that provided social workers, schoolteachers, psychologists and lawyers", police would become more adept at preventing violence. I believe this to be true, yet I think that many police departments confuse quantity with quality, and divert funding to the wrong places in an effort to better themselves. Training needs to be at the forefront of any reform. A police force that is educated

Saunders is presented as a very intelligent religious man. He knows the Talmud inside and out and his wisdom on this matter cannot be argued. Pages 250-251 show just one example of his ability to argue his knowledge perfectly. While he is not correct 100% of the time, Potok says that he lost "only a little less frequently than his son” (Potok, 251). This shows that in this

pile of stones… and the very small children rolled in the dust or clung to the hands of their older brothers and sisters (251). This image of children carelessly playing unsupervised provides the reader with a false sense of safe secure well-being. Even when the men do begin to gather, the reader finds them engaged in small talk such as “planting and rain, tractors, and taxes”(251); all, everyday topics one would expect being discussed at such a peaceful community event. To further support this apparent

book,”Fallen Angels” by Walter Dean Myers Perry was in Vietnam when he,” … saw they had cut his finger off”(Myers 251). Distraught by what he had saw, he wanted to help end the misery, even if it had come from the VietCongs. He then went on to another village and saw a suffering cong. So merciful Perry,” … squeezed back the trigger of the sixteen and watched him hurtle backward”(Myers 251). Perry didn't want anyone to suffer in pain when they had risked their lives to fight what they thought was right

friar is a religious figure in the clergy who aids the poor by begging for them, but this friar is a gluttonous crook. He was “intimate… with County folk… and dames of honor and possessions” (219-220), “dealing… only with the rich and victual-sellers” (251-252), and “anywhere a profit might accrue, courteous he was” (253-254). Despite being “qualified to hear confessions” (223), the friar only forgave “whenever gifts are given” (230). The friar only associated with wealthier individuals for benefits they

beaten up by Keet he said he was “fine” and he didn’t need help because he stood there the whole night through.”Yellow Bruisies spotched on his neck and arms”(pg 251).The final personalitiy of Rico is Loyal. During the night when Rico had the pontoons Keets gang beat him up to get the pontoons, instead if running Rico fought back.(pg 251)