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    Persuasive Essays Class: Written Communication DAS 177‚ Fall 2008; Teacher: Natalie Schiedler Author: Patrizia De Cillis Traveling is one of the most valuable and enriching experiences in our lives increasing our knowledge‚ opening our minds‚ enriching our spirits‚ extending new moral values; and you can find many destinations in the world that would fulfill your desires. But‚ if what you are looking for is a unique and memorable experience that will give you the opportunity to learn about

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    professional stadiums in the state‚ 2 in Philadelphia and 2 in Pittsburgh. It took a few years longer than Pittsburgh‚ especially with the poor local growth coalition in Philadelphia‚ for the project to begin after the announcement to get everything straightened out so that what would be called Lincoln Financial Field could be built. With little public input and few objections to the football stadium that was to be the new home of the Eagles they were able to start building before the baseball stadium. However

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    Events Competitive Environment The Commonwealth Games 2002 was a major hallmark event‚ held in Manchester over the period of ten days. Hiller‚(2002 p 449)describes a major hallmark event as "short-term high-profile events like Olympics and World Fairs that always have a significant urban impact. They re-prioritize urban agendas‚ create post-event usage debates‚ often stimulate urban redevelopment‚ and are instruments of boosterist ideologies promoting economic growth" Colin Hall states that

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    The Wounded Warriors Project Troy J. Tassin ETH 316 Nov 14 2013 The Wounded Warriors Project The Wounded Warriors Project is considered a community organization. This organization attends to the needs of the military community. Wounded Warriors Project is involved by assisting soldiers that were injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. “To provide unique‚ direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members” ("Mission‚" 2011). The organization has taken the responsibility upon

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    Abstract The author‚ who served 4 years in the United States Marine Corps‚ believes military veterans make great police officers because of the skill sets they develop over the course of their military careers. This paper will focus on a few of the many skill sets military veterans develop such as combat experience learned in the military and how it is put to use in police departments. The knowledge and experience acquired in firearms skills in the military which help as a police officer in the

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    and veterans. In veterans there is a lot of cultural diversity with individuals ranging in backgrounds from all over including African-American‚ Asian-American‚ Hispanic-American‚ and Caucasian-Americans. Veterans suffer from a wide range of mental illnesses including depression‚ PTSD‚ anxiety‚ suicide‚ and substance abuse. PTSD is one of the most common mental health problems that veterans face after returning from war. According to Loo (1994)‚ individuals that are ethnic minority veterans tend

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    Treatments of Combat Veterans with PTSD Treatments of Combat Veterans with PTS Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is classified as an emotional illness resulting from life-threatening or severely unsafe traumatic event. It involves personal experience witnessing deadly event‚ assaults‚ natural disasters‚ sexual abuse‚ extreme violence‚ terrorist attacks or military combat. PTSD victims tend to avoid places‚ events‚ people or circumstances that remind them of traumatic events responsible

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    Memorial Day and Veterans Day are two holidays about men and women who fought in the war for the United States of America. The between these holidays is the Memorial Day celebrates the fallen soldiers in the military forces and who survived through the many wars defending the United States. The first Memorial Day was on May 30‚ 1868 it was three years after the civil war .civil war commander chief John A. Logan declared the first official Memorial Day 1868. He declared it to be the purpose of strewing

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    Anthony Bush HRMG 5000 Human Resource Management Webster University Career Development Plan February 5‚ 2015 Abstract I am currently employed as a Veteran Service Officer in a State government position. In this position I am the assistant to the Director of the Legislative Delegation and Office of Veterans Affairs for Richland County‚ which is located in Columbia‚ South Carolina. My journey and my career development as a manager and administrator really started to take shape

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    date The Oak Grove Football Stadium on Game Night Everyone has the basic psychological need of belonging and purpose. I satisfied this need by supporting my school in the Warrior Stadium every game night. It was in that stadium where I would quench my thirsts for brotherhood and companionship. It was a place of refuge for me. I could escape from drama and peer conflict‚ into a bigger and broader conflict between rivalries older than myself. In the Oak Grove Stadium we could all join together

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