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    I had searched several different links on this page and found it to be very interesting. In fact I was excited to see so many different area and countries that are open to the hospitality and tourism category. I was surprised to see so many countries such as Jamaica‚ Peru‚ Asia‚ Korea and so many more. I really enjoyed these sites. I am definitely going to save the links to my favorites to further research all the different opportunities. World International. Travel and Tourism Internships

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    two examples form your own experience in comparison to other families you’ve encountered The notion of one’s culture being superior to other cultures is in regards to ethnocentrism. One experience in regards to comparison is the home cooked meals. When I was younger I would compare my family meals to my friends families‚ in regards to the preparation and choice of foods. 2. Compare and describe the nature of families in individualistic and collectivistic cultures. Provide examples from at least

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    c&a is that source a doesn’t mention any deaths or people dead but source c gives us the amount of people who died and were presumed dead.in conclusion source b&c support what is written in source a because source a tells us the daily routine for the soliders and the photograph gives us a clearer understanding of the trenches and how the soliders set up on the trench source c shows us the people who were presumed dead which could have been because of the ‘no-mans land’ which was mentioned

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    Craze of going abroad...!!! IT IS a fact that the ultimate aim of most Indian students is to go abroad for higher studies. I have never understood this craze. It is probably due to a variety of reasons. This craze starts right from the beginning when they first start thinking about higher studies and a career. Most parents I know would love to see their children studying abroad and finally settling there. They do not realise that this is a one-way street and that their child could well be lost

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    theme I found to be constant in “The fear of losing a culture” is the idea that the Latin culture will not disappear as Latin people immigrate to the United States. Essentially‚ Latin culture will form a synthesis with North American culture. I had an interesting experience trying to figure out what other poem or story would share a similar theme with this one. My choice is the poem titled “Go Down Moses”. The reason why I chose the poem “Go Down Moses” is because of the symbolism I found to share

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    Different points of view make life interesting. Today’s society is crawling with copious amounts of individualistic personalities. We have such a broad spectrum of opinions and beliefs because we are so much more wide spread than previous years. People are more out-going‚ more liberal‚ more independent‚ and generally more unreserved and outspoken. Different viewpoints‚ opinions and beliefs enrich our lives by creating a more colorful and complex world. Could you imagine a world without opinion

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    Representation of Hulga’s Leg In Flannery O’Connor’s short story “Good Country People” she introduces Joy -Hulga. Joy-Hulga is an educated and intelligent young woman who lives within an environment she doesn’t belong. Joy-Hulga feels as if she is not one of those good country people despite her education and intelligence‚ however‚ throughout the story she experiences situations that has her reconsider her life. Due to an accident when Joy-Hulga was young she now has a artificial leg‚ however

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    technology in the world. It’s to the point where you don’t even need to go outside or to the gym. You have the power to do it in your own house. We have devices that can monitor your steps you take‚ what your heartbeat is‚ how far you have ran‚ and to how much calories you have lost within your workout. I sat down with‚ Nick Ripplinger‚ high school student from Admiral Farragut‚ to ask him some questions about exercising and being healthy. I said‚ “So how do you stay fit nick?” “Any extracurricular

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    Good Country People is currently in third person perspective; the story would be a very different in tone and characteristics if written in Hulga’s perspective. At first reading Good Country People it is from the narrator’s point of view allowing you to understand everything that is going on with out the characters forcing a bias feeling or thought towards someone else. This objective type of writing allows the reader to think more about what they feel and interpret the information their way but

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    Southern Hospitality “Good Country People” by Flannery O’Connor is set in rural Georgia. The setting can affect what exists and doesn’t exist in a story. Also the setting controls the environment in which a story or event takes place and it can include specific information about time and place. Location can change the story in significant ways and help the reader understand the characters and the development of the story. Stories take their flavor from the time period it occurs in and in this

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