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    Destructive Fishing

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    Correcting Destructive Fishing Correcting Destructive Fishing Fishing can be a very relaxing pastime in fact fishing is actually one of the most popular pastimes around the globe. Although it may sound strange there are some onlookers that actually view some fishermen as crazy due to the amount of hours that is spent waiting. I believe this time to be serene‚ now where does one draw the line between a pastime and destructive fishing? According to the video from our week six assignments

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    After over fifty years‚ the value of Community is still important to me. I learned‚ very young‚ how a community can pull together as individuals or groups in order to help resolve problems. As a young boy‚ I came to realize that a community‚ no matter how small‚ was like having lot’s of relatives‚ some who I hadn’t met yet‚ others who I hardly knew‚ but most who I felt would help or support others in the community. I see this value as being a necessity in the field of mental health

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    Destructive Religion

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    Daniel Gomez PHL 2010 Professor Paige M. Erickson 28 April 2013 Daniel Gomez Professor Paige M. Erickson PHL 2010 20 April 2013 Research Paper Religion has been very important in people’s lives for thousands of years‚ and most likely will stay for years to come‚ “God is dead; but given the way of men‚ there may still be caves for thousands of years in which his shadow will be shown”(Nietzsche‚ “Gay Science” s.108). Because it has been such a big part of people’s lives‚ people don’t

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    Appearances Are Destructive by Mark Mathabane As public schools reopen for the new year‚ strategies to curb school violence will once again be hotly debated. Installing metal detectors and hiring security guards will help‚ but the experience of my two sisters makes a compelling case for greater use of dress codes as a way to protect students and promote learning. Shortly after my sisters arrived here from South Africa I enrolled them at the local public school. I had great expectations for their

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    The Destructive Effects of Healthism Healthism places our primary importance in our personal wellbeing. It results in destructive effects on the American society‚ creating a hostile environment by reinforcing victim blaming. Healthism also reinforces longstanding prejudices which promote a false illusion that bases personal worth off of fitness and health. Rather than unify a culture‚ healthism creates division in American society. First‚ healthism fosters destructive tendencies toward society

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    destructive media

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    October 6‚ 2013 A World Without Facebook Imagine how difficult it would be for a 18-year-old to delete their Facebook account. Years of their life invested on one site all vanish with one push of a button. Think of all the friends they would loose‚ and all the information that came with them. How disconnected would they be‚ now that they can no longer know what is going on in the network of people they have chosen to be informed about? Loosing this powerful tool for communication‚ how much would

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    Thesis: Don’t conform to society; be an individual. I. The person who chooses to listen to the majority lacks the creative boldness necessary for individualism a. Leads to acceptance of the same ideas II. "Trust thyself" a. don’t rely on others’ opinions b. self esteem is original and mature c. bring order out of chaos III. Children are good models a. Too young to be cynical‚ hesitant‚ or hypocritical-in contrast to adults b. Loyalties cannot be broken IV. Individualists need to resist

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    Why Do People Conform?

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    an idea they internally disagree with‚ all in order to not be a deviant from the group. It is thus interesting to look at the factors which cause people to conform‚ to do what they see others doing‚ to rely on the judgements of the group‚ and to ignore their own senses and perceptions. It is the reasons for the individual’s desire to conform that I will be discussing in this paper. In 1936 some of the first studies were carried out on this concept of conformity by Muzafer

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    Anne Frank did some things in the apartment that raised the other family’s spirits. One‚ she gave everyone presents. Two‚ Anne talks to all the people around her‚ and she mostly talks with Peter. Finally‚ she makes people feel good about themselves if they say something badly about themselves. To start things off‚ Anne got everyone a gift at their Hanukkah. It says in the text‚ “ … I’ve got something... “ “Presents!” As an example‚ it said in the play‚ “ Mrs. Van Daan‚ I got you something……

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    Three Expectations for the Next Generation of Gaming Consoles The 2012 E3 Expo introduced gamers around the world to the newest projects and games under development. However‚ there was nothing announced about the next generation of consoles. As the current Xbox 360‚ Playstation 3‚ and Nintendo Wii get older‚ many fans have begun to question when we’ll see new systems developed and released‚ and with those questions come expectations. Here’s a look at three expectations that I have for the next generation

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