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 Consequences Of Losing The Amazon Rainforest
The Implications of Losing the Amazon Rainforest
(First Draft)
Marianne Sembrano
Section 4
Northern Marianas College
Word Count: 1,142

Imagine life without trees. Life without trees seems unfathomable. Trees provide us with paper,
timber, oxygen for us to breath, etc. Without trees, life on Earth may probably cease to exist. Trees,
specifically forests, make up for thirty percent of the Earth s land (National Geographic, 2017), while
water covers seventy percent (National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, 2017). Out of that
thirty percent, only a mere six percent is what tropical rainforests cover (Butler, 2008). According to
Butler (2008), tropical rainforests once covered over sixteen percent of the Earth, but since then, the
numbers began decreasing. Tropical rainforests, precisely the Amazon rainforest, are decreasing at
such alarming rates due to deforestation (Laurence, 1998). If the Amazon rainforest were to be lost,
the implications imposed are its effect on local matters such as wildlife, the environment, and human
life (Foley, Asner, Costa, Coe, DeFries, Gibbs,... Snyder, 2007). Although these implications are dire
consequences, some actions are being taken to prevent these measures from happening.
More than twenty percent of the air we breathe comes from the Amazon rainforest (Butler, 2008).
The main driver for the destruction of the Amazon rainforest lies in the need for further developing
Brazil s commercial agriculture and one of the biggest
 Texas Traffic Accidents
Texas traffic accidents leads the nation in car deaths. In some ways, the large number of crashes
is to be expected; Texas is a very large state. However, the Texas death rate of 1.44 deaths per
hundred million miles travelled also exceeds the national average of 1.28 deaths per hundred
million miles travelled. In this proposal, I will provide accurate statistics of last year s records and
then provide a possible solution to reduce fatalities.

In 2016, 3,773 people died in a motor vehicle traffic accident and of that 3,773, 43.71% were
reported not wearing a seatbelt when the crash occurred. The Click it or Ticket slogan was made to
encourage drivers to wear seatbelts, but it s impossible to pull over every single person that isn t
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While the least amount took place on tollways with just 13 fatalities. So what is so significantly
different about traveling on tollways than highways? Well for one, you have to pay to get on the
tollway so of course a lot less people travel on it. A possible theory to avoid heavy traffic, is to travel
before or after rush hours to avoid congested roads.

People typically respond positively when it comes to free easy money. That s why Allstate
provides rewards to their auto insurance customers if they drive safe every year. This initiative can
persuade drivers to improve driving performance so that they can receive a token of appreciation
for driving safe. If this same idea is use in every single insurance company, it could reduce fatalities
and prevent deaths on the road.

Texting while driving has now become an even more bigger issue and is done more often than
driving under the influence. There were 109,658 traffic crashes in Texas involving distracted
driving up 3 percent over 2015. More than 3,000 people were seriously injured as a result, and 455
died. These crashes were highest among new and younger drivers ages 16 to 34. Distracted driving
not only includes texting but also, eating, looking at social media, grooming, or even changing the
song on the radio. Many people do it because they feel that they are experienced drivers but even the
most experienced can potentially cause an
 On Golden Pond Norman Thayer Relationship
There are movies and books that portray all types of father daughter relationships. Some fathers are
abusive, some are loving or (delete) and some are either (delete) non existent. In On Golden Pond
you see a distant, almost nonexistent, relationship between Norman Thayer and his daughter
Chelsea. Norman and Ethel raised their only daughter on Golden Pond in the summer time, where
they spent their time picking strawberries, swimming, staying up late, reading, boating, and fishing.
The time periods where Chelsea is growing up is not actually shown in the film, but the way she
acts toward her father, reacts to her past, and how Norman treats Billy Ray Jr. gives you a little
insight on how she felt growing up. Chelsea seems to pretend to
 Comparision of Genesis with Other Creation Mythologies Essay
Comparison of Genesis with Other Creation Mythologies

We all know that our mothers and fathers gave us birth, and grandmothers and grandfathers gave
our parents birth. However, what about the beginning? What does the beginning look like? Who
created the sky, the earth, the mountains and rivers, the plants, the animals, and the human beings?
How was the world created? What happened to the creator? These questions have puzzled and are
asked by every people. However, no one has yet found the answers, and I have heard people saying
that the creation of life is as impossible as the natural creation of an airplane from a stack of waste.
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The only difference is that in this Indian story, not even God (or an equivalent form) was there.
Egyptians and Chinese imagined the same scene, the Nun and the chaotic egg with a giant
(Egyptian, Lin 1). In contrast with the creation out of nothing, the indigenous Australian mythology
tells us that the stars, the sky, the sun, the moon, and the ancestors of all lives were already present
in the beginning, but they are sleeping under the crust of the earth in the water holes (Aborigine).
Seneca people believed that humans were living in the heaven originally, and there were only ocean
and ocean living lives on the earth (Creation). It is very interesting to recognize how important
water is to lives. Every account of creation that I have read included water before anything else was
present.

Whatever was present in the beginning had managed to create all the rest, and the description of
creators are of three categories, a single creator, multi creators, and no creator. In Genesis, God is
the single creator, and so is Brahman of India. The difference is that the God is immortal, but
Brahman is mortal (Genesis, Genesis Project). In Chinese mythology, Pan Gu was the creator of
everything but men, who were created by Nu Wa, a goddess (Lin 1 5). Other examples of multi
creators are in the mythology of Egypt and Seneca in which the children of the creator became
 The Pros And Cons Of Resistance
Resistance is a destructive and violent rejection. Resistance is commonly understood as a rejection
to accept and comply with something that causes doing in opposition to the current events.
Resistance movement is an organized effort by some part of people of a country to resist the
legally established government or an occupying power and to disrupt civil order and stability. I
believe in the resistance as I believe there can be no light without shadow; or rather, no shadow
unless there is also light. (149)
Resistance is related to power, and power is possible to understand as relational and multiple in
networks of productive interactions. Resistance is not by itself evil or destructive , as well as not
basically good , progressive or democratic . We have to acknowledge that not only do fascist or
religious fundamentalist resistance exist but are common examples of how people try to undermine
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It is also is one of the origins of the resistance movement. Resistance was the rejection of all these
things: the ceasefire, the Armistice and Collaboration. It also became a rejection of the right wing
politics of Vichy, and, most difficult of all, a rejection of the mythic status and popularity of
Petain. It was a battle for the liberation of the country, but it was also a battle for the minds and
hearts of the French people, and many Resisters have said that breaking the hold of Petainism was
the most formidable task in the first two years. After November 1942 it was easier, for in that
month the Germans occupied the whole of France and Petain insisted on staying as head of what
was now quite openly a subservient regime. But sympathy, support, and even adoration, for Petain
lived on. It still exists among a dedicated minority
 The Emergence Of Spoken Language
The emergence of Spoken Language

Language shapes the way we think, and determines what we can think about, says Benjamin Lee
Whorf. Indeed, the significance of language in most societies regardless of the language.
Communication has become an essential part of people s daily lives. However, have you ever
asked yourself how the early hominids or our early ancestors were communicating? Did they even
have a language? Scholars have tried to come up with different theories about how the first spoken
language emerged. It is impossible to imagine a cultural occurrence that is more significant than the
emergence of language. It is like ignoring the Age of Enlightenment, which is the period when
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The evidence conclusively implies that humans were created with the unique ability to employ
speech for communication.
An article written by Lemonick (1994:80 87) in Time magazine titled How man began states, No
single, essential difference separates human beings from other animals. Most scientific scholars
acknowledge that communication by speech is exclusively a human ability. Therefore, it is one of
the ability that is often used as the unique, and most important, dividing line between humans and
animals. In his book, Eve Spoke, Philip Lieberman (1998:5) claims, Speech is so essential to our
concept of intelligence that its possession is virtually equated with being human. Animals who talk
are human, because what sets us apart from other animals is the gift of speech.
In The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Human Evolution, three editors Jones, Martin, and Pilbeam
(1999:128) agree, There are no non human languages and observed, language is an adaptation
unique to humans, and yet the nature of its uniqueness and its biological basis are notoriously
difficult to define. In his book, The Symbolic Species: The Co Evolution of Language and the Brain,
Terrance Deacon (1997:25) could not agree when he writes, In this context, then, consider the case of
human language. It is one of the most distinctive behavioral adaptations on the planet. Languages
evolved in only one species, in only one way, without precedent, except in the most general
 Evaluating The Correlation Between The Oc And Performance...
Influence on Performance
Evaluating the correlation between the OC and performance is not a modern approach. In the last
century, Burns Stalker (1961) pointed out that in their management research article managers play a
role in getting the employees commitment that leads to improved productivity. Expanding on that
research Wei Lees, (2014) combines that leadership and types OC, would introduce values and
objectives of the organization to employees and voice the importance to understand the overall
organizational goals and will get the most out of the internal systems. The Fiol Lyles (1985)
introduced organization learning into the culture and affected in firm s decision making and
organizational learning. In the current era, business becomes more globalized, markets shift
drastically and require the new strategies.
Addressing the OC s to match those environments, scholars are looking at the missing link between
the OC learning and specific culture platforms, in correlation to performance and productivity.
Research by Burns Stalker (1961); Covin Slevin (1989) explain that the changes of environments
facilitate the rapid undertaking of strategic transformations when external conditions rapidly change
the operation shift is necessary and involves OC. This adaptation is presented in a recent study by
Wei Lee, 2014, using a collected data and surveys others research how organic cultures respond to
environments. Presented in the article (Wei Lees, 2014) Figure.2
 Story of Sohrab and Rustom
The story of Sohrab and Rustum is told in Sir John Malcolm s History of Persia, as follows: The
young Sohrab was the fruit of one of Rustum s early amours. He had left his mother, and sought
fame under the banners of Afrasiab, whose armies he commanded, and soon obtained a renown
beyond that of all contemporary heroes but his father. He had carried death and dismay into the
ranks of the Persians, and had terrified the boldest warriors of that country, before Rustum
encountered him, which at last that hero resolved to do, under a feigned name. They met three
times. The first time they parted by mutual consent, though Sohrab had the advantage; the second,
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For now it is not as when I was young, When Rustum was in front of every fray: But now he keeps
apart, and sits at home, In Seistan, with Zal, his father old. Whether that his own mighty strength
at last Feels the abhorred approaches of old age, Or in some quarrel with the Persian King. There
go: Thou wilt not? Yet my heart forebodes Danger or death awaits thee on this field. Fain would I
know thee safe and well, though lost To us: fain therefore send thee hence, in peace To seek thy
father, not seek single fights In vain: but who can keep the lion s cub From ravening, and who
govern Rustum s son? Go, I will grant thee what thy heart desires. So said he, and dropped Sohrab
s hand, and left His bed, and the warm rugs whereon he lay; And o er his chilly limbs his woollen
coat He passed, and tied his sandals on his feet, And threw a white cloak round him, and he took
In his right hand a ruler s staff, no sword; And on his head he set his sheep skin cap, Black, glossy,
curled, the fleece of Kara Kul; And raised the curtain of his tent, and called His herald to his side,
and went abroad. The sun by this had risen, and cleared the fog From the broad Oxus and the
glittering sands. And from their tents the Tartar horsemen filed Into the open plain; so Haman bade
Haman, who next to Peran Wisa ruled The host, and still was in his lusty prime. From their black
tents, long files of horse, they
 Book Report On The Steampunk Genre
Trade ships are sinking and reports of a giant creature are to blame or the attacks . Professor
Aronnax and his companions Ned land, and his servant Conseil search for the unknown thing
attacking the ships, but little did they know what was going to happen next. Professor Aronnax, Ned
Land, and Conseil find themselves trapped in a mystifying metal submersible and are conflicted on
whether or not they want to gain their freedom back. Better to be a prisoner on the Nautilusthan in
the hands of the natives. (Verne 89)
The genre is adventure, science fiction, it is adventure because the entire book they are exploring
the unknown.The science is because it is said to be some of the beginning of the steampunk genre.
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Since they were always at sea the characters and the mood grew weary and longed for land and
real venison. It made Ned Land tempered and made the Professor pleased because he could
research. Since the captain was so secretive that made the mood more sullen and unpleasant at
points. The captain also made the tone tense with his need to know basis and the way he worded
things.
The point of view is first person protagonist and Professor Aronnax is the one telling the story. He
is a researcher and he told the story in his journal and his notes. Since it was told through his notes,
it seemed much more realistic than it would have been if it was told differently, The next day was
the 9th of November. I awoke after a long sleep of twelve hours .(Verne 61)
The characters Professor Aronnax, Ned Land, and Conseil are the three main characters and Captain
Nemo is another important character. Professor Aronnax was a renowned scientist and researcher,
and his tour of the Nautilus was the perfect time for unimaginable research of the depths of the
ocean. Professor Aronnax once said never spills the blood of innocent creatures without good reason
about Nemo the captain of the Nautilus. Professor Aronnax eventually realises that he was wrong
and has to admit that he may have been wrong. Professor Aronnax is torn about whether or not he
wants to leave the Nautilus.

Ned Land was a Canadian harpooner and hunter searching to take down the monster terrorizing the
trade
 Argumentative Essay On Ruth
Ruth is a sensitive and studious African American. Ruth s mother has been serving Sam
Hallowell and his family since before the birth of her sister. Sam Hallowell has been the
background voice on TV for a long time. Rachel, Ruth s older sister, and Ruth were born poor and
their father left them before Ruth s birth. Since Ruth is lighter than Rachel in skin tone, she has
always been given favors and priority over her older sister. Rachel changed her name to Adisa when
she grew up and embraced her African Americanroots more than Ruth.

One day, when Rachel and Ruth have accompanied their mother to the Hallowell place at West
Seventy fourth Street during a storm, Ms. Mina, Sam Hallowell s wife, gives one month premature
birth to Louis, a son.
 The Ceo Small Start Up Distillery
The CEO small start up distillery named La Mancha Distilling co. in the southwest city of
Albuquerque, New Mexico, the city known for its home to televisions Series Breaking Bad . Craig
Cervantes the CEO of La Mancha Distilling, has filed for, and now has a patent pending for a new
type of revolutionary Spirts Aging process.
Craig Cervantes has come up with a new revolutionary Patented process that stands to change the
whole game of manufacturing Aged Spirts such as Bourbon, Scotch, Whiskey, Rums, Tequilas and
Brandys as well as many others that are currently aged in Oak and wooden barrels. Traditionally,
Whiskey and Scotches are aged in charred oak barrels in the long aging process that normally takes
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In a normal oak aging process the amount of surface area of the barrel is stationary and only has a
finite amount of the actual oak coming into contact with the Spirts within. In re thinking the process
the eureka moment came when instead of putting the spirits inside the barrel basically the barrel is
turned inside out and the sprits now surround the Oak. In the process a negative pressure is applied
which draws the alcohol into the wood at much higher rate and getting full penetration of the wood
to maximize the drawing the flavors from the Oak. Another unique result of this method is that you
can do much more of a customization of the actual ending flavor profile.
In a traditional method the Charring of the barrel is ordered from the cooper when they have made
the barrel. The charring on the inside of the barrel can be altered to end up with a different end
result depending on how deep the charring is done. With this new method the wood is made into
actual chips which are then toasted for a period of time at a high temperature and it changes the
Carmelization profile depending on the extent of the toasting. You can now eliminate certain flavor
notes or bring certain flavor notes into a finished product in a much more consistent level than was
ever possible in the past.
Another thing that can be done during the aging process is to introduce other types of woods in the
finished flavor profiles. It can be done using woods
 Neanderthal Origin, Behavior, and the Characteristics that...
Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens once coexisted for a period of time in the distant past during
the late Pleistocene era (Benazzi et al. 2011), so there is speculation that they may have shared
various similarities. Whether they occupied the same niche, or used and created tools that resembled
equivalent shape and form, or whether both species lived in groups that paralleled in hierarchy and
social behaviors are questions that many researchers have been trying to answer (Wynn and
Coolidge 2008). At the same time, there have been discoveries that allow us to recognize the
distinctions that set Neanderthals and Homo sapiens apart. During the Pleistoceneera, which began
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This occurrence has allowed researchers to approximate the date of divergence, track the dispersal
and inhabited regions of these species, as well as being able to identify other findings that enhance
our knowledge of the Neanderthal species as well as our own.
The purpose of this paper includes the examination of the different aspects of this hominid group,
Homo Neanderthalensis, which will cover dispersals, distinguishing anatomical features, language,
and the social behaviors and cultural ways of life. In addition to the first objective, I will
continuously discuss the comparisons as well as the distinctions that are found between
Neanderthals and Homo sapiens. Another important element to be considered is the circulating
question of why Homo sapiens managed to prevail and outlive the Neanderthals, which were the
only hominid species to once coexist with early modern humans.

DISPERSAL
The anatomical traits that are symbolic to Neanderthals had begun to develop in hominid
populations in Europe about 400,000 years ago and approximately 150,000 years ago in western
Asia (Krause et al. 2007). These traits would start to become more prominent through the aid of
early dispersals, which derived from Africa where two geographical routes were possible. One
passage went through Ethiopian and Arabian regions towards South Asia and the second passage
went through North