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    of Hull Truck and the playwright that made this 300 capacity venue world famous goes by the name of John Godber. Godber is the son of a miner who was brought up in West Yorkshire. He started his working life as a teacher of drama at a secondary school. In 1984 he became the artistic director for the Hull Truck Theatre based in Spring Street near the centre of Hull. The play that put John Godber and Hull Truck onto the theatrical map was ‘Bouncers ’. In 1985 Bouncers was nominated for Comedy of

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    The Shakers

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    The Shakers (1850) In this piece titled “The Shakers” by Rebecca Cox Jackson reflects many of the main ideas and goals of Mother Ann and her hopes for her utopian community. Rebecca’s experience and interaction with Mother Ann is key to understanding what kind of people the Shakers were and what their goals were. One of the most important ideas is not even in the text itself‚ but the simple fact that Rebecca Cox Jackson is an African American woman‚ and is being given a prayer directly from

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    Movers and shakers in Education My research and opinion John Calvin (1509-1564) John Calvin was a preacher who conducted services on a daily basis. He also was the man who said‚ “There could be no knowledge of self without knowledge of God”. When man realizes the greatness of God they can realize their own inadequacy. God is in control of all things. Including evil things this does not make him the author of evil. John Calvin’s importance is known for his great ideas for a new religion. He had

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    Shakers In Education

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    Movers and Shakers in Education There have been many influential people and events in education. These people and events have shaped our education system. In this paper I will tell you how Horace Mann‚ John Dewey‚ Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka‚ and The American Reinvestment Act have had an impact on the evolution of American education. Horace Mann is known as the “Father of American Education”. His contribution to education is the establishment of the first state board of education.

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    The Shaker Community

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    the Families and villages within the Shaker community consisted of approximately a hundred members‚ who were governed by elders and eldresses. The Shakers were highly organized people‚ and they set up a system of people inside their “tribes” so that each person has their own position and label. They were stroke with heavy responsibilities to care for the spiritual needs and became bastions for young Believers‚ maintaining the order and union of Shakers. The Shakers all believed and hoped that “through

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    Movers and Shakers in American Education The education system is ever changing. Political climates‚ changing attitudes‚ and continuing research of how students learn will ensure that the education system remains ever changing. There are many important figures and events that have shaped our current education system and will continue to shape the education system of the future. Four of the most important influences were Thomas Jefferson‚ Horace Mann‚ John Dewey and the No Child Left Behind Act‚

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    Earthquake Shaker

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    burying high-level radioactive waste inside a subduction zone of a deep-ocean would gradually carry waste into the mantle of Earth. Today however‚ this approach is not a matter of serious consideration because of the technical considerations that are in play‚ legal restrictions associated with Law of the Sea‚ and the fect that leakages could lead to widespread contamination. The fact that oceanic-continental convergence helps create geologic formations and sustain many active volcanoes of Earth mean that

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    Shaker Sort Algorithm

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    Shaker Sort Algorithm” History Features Algorithm/Process Implementation 1. Pseudo code 2. Flowchart 3. Other programs Sample case study History of shaker sort Shaker Sort (implemented by Jason Harrison) Shaker Sort is like Selection Sort in that it passes over the unsorted part of the array to select the next element(s) to add to the sorted part. It differs in that with each pass it looks for the smallest and the largest remaining element. It then moves the smallest element into its

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    Analysis Of World Shaker

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    are coming from the lowest of ranks‚ or even the highest. In fact those who started with nothing created the biggest of changes. For instance Riff herself coming from the lowest of decks being a filthy and a female‚ the supposed creatures of World shaker‚ helped to create peace and equality with the upper decks‚ and managed to create an unforgettable revolution that changed everything. The theme of the essay does not just imply on the text itself‚ individuals in our society today created immense change

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    The Shaker and the Oneida communities were both extremists and did not possess a realistic view of living. The Garden of Eden serves as a foundation of modern utopias. The Shakers and Oneida community believed that a New Jerusalem can be found. The shakers were striving to bring in the new millennial kingdom that is the second coming of Christ‚ while the Oneida community already believed the second coming already occurred. They were preaching Christian perfectionism. They believed that the human

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