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chance either they pretty much judged her from the time that she arrived. The townspeople were the worst characters, I didn't like the gossip that was the staple for this town, people don't seem to realize that the biases if they had really affected other people's lives. The town outcast Miles Bjornstam got married to Carol's maid Bea and the townspeople were invited to the wedding and nobody showed up. I thought that was sad because people's biases on class got in the way of them supporting that marriage

unreleased music. It has been 14 years since the death of the “Rock the Boat” singer, and loyal fans have wondered if Timbaland had music by Aaliyah locked away for safe keeping. Well, fans will be happy to know that he does and he plans to let the world hear Aaliyah’s voice once again. On an Instagram post, Timbaland writes “ Attention!!!!! People ask me all the time do I have any babegirl music we haven’t heard!!!!!well the answer is YES!!!!!! TIMBO x BABEGIRL !!!!!” He continues and teases new music

are they not being double standard? Are they really helping people, and the environment, regardless of whatever development campaign they follow? Double standard has itself become quite a problematic aspect to live with on this Earth compared to any other. Originality has lost its power. Question 2: Now imagine that you need to “go public” with your feelings and opinions and convince someone else to share at least some of the intensity you feel about this issue. Is there anything in your ranting

the population prefer the digital way of communicating. Online communication can be very practical, easy and fun. Talking to a friend is as easy as clicking a few buttons on your phone, instead of having to go through the stress of travelling to the other person and talking face to face. Living far away from your friends is less annoying than before. Before the age of smartphones and technology, you would again have to meet your friend face to face. Luckily, we live in 2017 and now you can just call

The people of America throw away more trash than any other society in the world! America consumes 80 percent of our planet's resources, even though we make up only 20 percent of the world's population (Cooper 267). The average person throws away 4.3 pounds of trash each day. That's about 30 pounds per week and 120 pounds per month! (“Reduce and Reuse” 1). Americans throw away too much - that's the bottom line (Cooper 265). There is a garbage crisis in America and “the only part of the anti-waste

Russian Orthodox Christianity as we know it today has a unique and distinct identity from other Orthodox Christian Churches around the world, specifically when it comes to asceticism, monasticism and the understanding of Hesychasm. The devotion that people have towards their faith, along with the majesty of the services with thousands flocking to the cathedrals and monasteries to venerate relics and miraculous icons is rarely seen elsewhere. Russian Orthodoxy has come to where it stands today because

After World War II, The United States remained as one of the two superpowers in the world. Shortly after the war, the American economy began to prosper and this lasted for a few decades. The consumer culture rose, the size of the middle class increased, and there was an increasing number of people moving out of cities into suburbs. However, not everyone was able to live this way. An estimated twenty two percent of the American population still lived in poverty. Although the standard of living increased

ID- 201335899 Cyberpaternalism and Network Communitarianism sit in opposition to each other. Cyberpaternalists believe that online regulation is effected through changes in the code of cyberspace, while Network Communitarians believe that the community takes part in the regulatory dialogue through action and reaction. Can the two be reconciled? If not, which is to be preferred and why? ANSWER As we know world has undergone a digital transformation of an astonishingly wide range of material artifacts

In Jacob Riis’s work How the Other Half Lives, he exposes the poor quality of the slums in New York during the late nineteenth century. While speaking about the conditions of the slums Riis writes, “The metropolis is to lots of people like a lighted candle to the moth” (Riis, 66). Through the comparison of the metropolis to the attraction of a moth to a lighted candle, Riis conveys the desire of the masses from all over the world to come to the United States to start their new lives. It is the idea

Lake” is about many nineteen years olds playing a prank on a couple of bad characters who turn out to show the teens what they can really do in return. Luckily, the narrator and Sammy both realize their deficiency after the situations with the other characters. In “A&P” the narrator’s turning point in his life is when he finds the bikers body in the lake next to him. In “Greasy Lake” the