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Sweet Sickly Smell Front Feet Forward Light
1,129 wordsTHE RUN She had only recently returned from the last fruitless round, and had just fallen into an exhausted sleep; when the persistent prodding was pulling her back into this warm, don't want to move, half awake daze. The probing became more urgent, more demanding, and she rolled away from it to face the entrance, a soft grey against the black surround. Slipping from under the cover, she stretched her legs, shook the mist of sleep from her head, and moved wearily towards it. The frost lay heavy ...
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Hai Ying Wang Great Wave Utilizes Art
942 wordsArts inception occurred the instant man was able to think for himself. This fact, uttered by its anonymous speaker, holds true because artistic expression is what allows a persons thoughts, feelings, and points of view to be represented. Art knows no limits, and has no boundaries. For example, humans today are able to decipher and understand relics of art from million-year-old societies, even though we no longer know their language or customs. Presently, a favorite genre of art to study by art e...
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Twenty First Century Order To Survive
1,284 wordsRecent trends appear to be supportive of a greater role for nonprofit organizations. Indeed, we see the continuing increase, expansion and strengthening of nonprofits in the decade ahead. However, their long-term financial viability will remain in question unless they undergo radical transformation in how they operate in today's new public and private economies. Eight trends in particular lead us to this conclusion: 1. Nonprofits are taking on more "public" responsibilities as governments contin...
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Intellect Economics Increasing Returns
1,315 wordsIntroduction Our understanding of how markets and businesses is an understanding based squarely upon the assumption of diminishing returns: products or companies that get ahead in a market eventually run into limitations, so that a predictable equilibrium of prices and market shares is reached. The theory was in rough measure valid for the bulk-processing, smokestack economy of Marshalls day. And it still thrives in todays economics textbooks. But steadily and continuously in this century, Weste...
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Road Less Traveled Make A Decision
759 wordsFork in a Road When you arrive at a fork in the road, take it. Yogi Berra. Everyday we are met with circumstances and with the circumstances come the decisions we make in order to fulfill our lives and make them meaningful. However, once we make a decision, after we pass that fork in the road, we need to move on, accepting what we have done, because what has happened has happened and there is nothing we can do to change the past. Such is a case in Robert Frost s poem The Road Not Taken, and Alis...
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Positive Attitude Team Player
503 wordsHow to Get Ahead 10 / 11 / 98 There are many methods and ways at getting ahead. People get ahead by being willing to work hard, using good time management skills, being a team player, being clean and tidy, and being good at what they do. They also must be honest, flexible, and have a positive attitude when working. A successful worker that works hard comes to work on time, does their work well, and stays after sometimes to finish up a project or piece of work not completed. They also do all of t...
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Royal Commission Environmental Concerns
2,278 wordsShould The Harris Super quarry Go Ahead? Rural Economic Development Kenneth Mercer BSc Rural Resources III 16 th December 1994 TABLE OF FIGURES FIGURE 1 LOCATION OF THE SUPERQUARRSUMMARY There is considerable environmental opposition to the development of the Harris super quarry. This is unlikely to stop the development on its own, but if the Scottish Office decides that the project can go ahead environmental restrictions are likely to be imposed on the operation to minimise, as far as possible,...
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