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    My First Marathon

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    My First Marathon By the time I entered Tsinghua University in 2006‚ my life had been occupied by boring studying for several years. There were many things that I never believed I could do like being a monitor of class‚ getting into a fancy relationship or dancing on the stage. If those were things I had still imagined‚ marathon was one thing that I had never imagined. A distance of 42.195 kilometers (about 26.4 miles) was not kidding. In the first month I went to Tsinghua‚ the student union

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    Marathon Dance Critique

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    During the great depression‚ the unemployment was high‚ the wages were low‚ lines stretched around the city for food‚ and children had to stop school to work for money. Zishan Ugurlu‚ the director of “Marathon Dancing: Letters To Wall Street In The Era of Wonderful Nonsense” shows the history of the marathon dancing in the 1920s and 1930s. The performance is around two hours long‚ and without a rest time. The dance is held in Loree Dance Theater on Douglass Campus. The theater is very small‚ which not

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    Suicide Bombing

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    Taylor Maybeck Dr.Christopher English 110-12 3 February 2013 A Martyr or A Murder? Ever since the year 1983‚ the number of suicide bombing acts has risen significantly. Shockingly‚ most suicides are performed by people who are not “conformed to the typical profile of the suicidal personality… none of them [are] uneducated‚ desperately poor‚ simple-minded‚ or depressed‚” according to author David Brooks (352). Suicide bombers give their own lives as a way to show loyalty and to be seen as martyrs

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    Bombing of Dresden

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    The Bombing of Dresden The bombing of Dresden was a major military action by the alliance of the British Royal Air Force and the United States Army Air Force. Taking place in World War II‚ their target was to take out a popular area that was used as a major rail communication and transportation centre. The territory was known to contain housing for one hundred and ten factories and fifty thousand workers. This accumulation of people contributed to and supported the Nazi group. Both British

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    Beginner marathon training plan This beginner marathon training plan is meant for casual runners who enjoy racing and have some experience running shorter distances or may have even completed a marathon before. The schedule involves running 5-6 times per week and it peaks at 40 miles per week. If you have not yet achieved 25 miles per week running‚ work your way up gradually by increasing your weekly mileage by no more than the total number of runs you’ve completed during the week every 3 to 6 weeks

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    The Bali Bombing

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    Southeast Asia: The Bali Bombing October 12‚ 2002 would become a decisive turning point for foreign and domestic politics in Indonesia. On that day‚ the lives of over two hundred and two people were claimed after three bombs were denoted simultaneously in Bali and one in Sulawesi. This act of violence was to become the most devastating act of terrorism on Indonesian soil. The Bali bombing can be viewed as the most devastating act of terrorism not only because the bombing was the first attack against

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    Suicide Bombings

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    Suicide Bombings Alexandra C. Zuñiga CJ290/ Terrorism Mr. Scott Thompson Kaplan College 1/3/13 Abstract There is a wide variation of terror tactics used today in modern-day terrorism and throughout history. Suicide bombings are one of the most common terror tactics used today. There are so many suicide bombings that take place throughout the world. For example‚ a suicide bomber killed 31 people at an army base near Baghdad in 2012. Another suicide bomber killed 19 people in Eastern Afghanistan

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    Hiroshima Bombing

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    Hiroshima Bomb Analysis Hiroshima is a city located in Japan‚ an island in Asia off the mainland of China. On December 7th‚ 1941 the Japanese launched an attack on the United States by bombing Pearl Harbor. This attack caused the United States to enter World War II and declare war on Japan and its counterparts Germany and Italy. The war was long and devastating for both sides both Allies and Axis powers. After a long and strained war the Japanese have been pushed back to their homeland. The United

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    Dresden Bombing

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    industrial target because it was a major rail transportation center. However‚ during the bombing raid over thirty five thousand civilians were killed.(1) Due to this devastation‚ many people believe that the bombing was unnecessary and unethical and should not have been carried out even though it further weakened Germany’s war efforts in World War II. To begin with‚ many people argue that the bombing of Dresden was not only unethical because of the large number of casualties‚ but also

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    Strategic Bombing

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    and Japanese cities. These bombings were targeted at cities with innocent civilians‚ who were injured and killed during these attacks. Aerial bombardment is a form of strategic bombing‚ used to sap the population and strike fear in the hearts of civilians. Aerial bombing striped the German and Japanese civilians of their hope‚ and their spirit. The civilians lived in constant fear of air raids‚ and of the future. The United States was not justified in using aerial bombing German and Japanese cities

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