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    Last October 15‚ 2013 a calamity so unexpected and tragic struck the islands in Central Visayas. Recorded as the deadliest earthquake that struck the Philippines in 23 years‚ fear‚ anxiety and panic were felt all throughout the area. Houses collapsed‚ buildings got destroyed and churches had fallen. More crucially‚ lives had been taken. Currently‚ we’re still within weeks after the 7.2 magnitude earthquake‚ hit into the peaceful surfaces of Bohol and Cebu. The destruction brought about by the quake

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    is represented by handful of role models or it also has a secondary meaning of being judgmental about the true nature of society by observing a handful of famous figures in the society. Everyday I look into the paper and I find news of natural calamities‚ political wars‚ unfortunate accidents and the editorial section covering the sane political drama. There also is a section of sports and entertainment which cut in as big sections of the paper. For a country like India‚ the role models and heroes

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    earn her living since her early ages. Due to shortage of material condition‚ she herself has trained an extremely strong will and ability to sedately deal with each difficulty and stand up to move on from her failures.  I vividly remember the calamity poured down my family when my mother’ business went bankrupt. We had to sell our house and leave for another town to begin from "zero". This critical time made every member in my family totally upset. But it was my mother‚ the persistent and brave

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    Introduction Trees…Release oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide to freshen the air we breathe. Each of us inhales 35 pounds of oxygen daily‚ all from plants. Every day we need seven trees to convert our carbon dioxide to oxygen. Remove ozone and other air pollutants‚ as well as trap dust and dirt... Save energy and reduce cooling costs. Trees act like air conditioners‚ releasing cooling moisture into the air. Trees play a significant part in reducing erosion and moderating the climate. They

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    The Role of Religion in the Parable of the Sower The novel is a fiction story depicting the future of the Americans in relation to the trends of the life that the citizens lived. Crime‚ drug addiction‚ illiteracy‚ corruption‚ and gated communities are the main issues in the book. Not to mention the huge gap between the poor and the rich. The novel depicts the significant role of the religion while people trying to survive from an apocalyptic scenario in the gated communities and draws its inspiration

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    But when used wickedly‚ it is the beginning of a magician’s karmic calamity.” written by T.F Hodge. The quote is so true when you compare it with what Abigail did in Salem‚ how she manipulated her own uncle and the towns folk into believing her every single word‚ how she saved her self by incriminating others just to settle

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    The American Dream‚ along with the escape from the calamities of one’s home land has always been the primary reason that immigrants are so drawn to America. Although the American Dream remains one of the greatest attractions of the land of the free‚ it has faced heavy criticism. One of the main criticisms is that the American Dream is misleading‚ that it is simply not possible for everyone to become prosperous through determination and hard work. The simple truth is that there are several reason

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    which he regards as pointless. Yet the first chapter reveals that Huck is a slave to superstition when he inadvertently kills a spider‚ which he believes to bring bad luck‚ then performs a number of rituals in an effort to stave off the impending calamity he is convinced will befall him. Twain’s humor is largely expressed through irony and sarcasm. By portraying people with realism and shunning sentimentality‚ Twain makes a strong statement about human foibles and societal hypocrisy. --Submitted

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    Basic Guide to PBL

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    PBL General 1. Pre-reading Read up on the week’s topic before going to PBL 2. Participate -Participate in PBL‚ dare to ask questions 4. Do not pre-read all the trigger -Triggers should be treated like exam questions. Pre-reading limits the scope of discussion -Eg. Do not distribute/read trigger 2 before finishing trigger 1 3.Volunteer system  -Students choose which learning issue to do based on capability (DO NOT DIVIDE LI AROUND THE TABLE) -Those who are better in studies should

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    Tinniswood‚ seventeenth-century Londoners vacillated between seeing the Great Fire of London as an act of terrorism and an act of god. What were the major components of these explanations and why were contemporaries so eager to search for a reason for the calamity other than simple accident. Was the Great fire of London an act of terrorism or an act of God? There are numerous explanations that attribute to the belief in either. London in the seventeenth century was no paradise and was actually a quite

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