...Brutus wants to make sure that all the people in Rome agree with him because he was only trying to help Rome. Brutus is also saying that Caesar died with benefits and his glory, Brutus says Caesar did great help to Rome because now he won’t be able to change anything from Rome. Brutus uses Pathos when he says “Is there anyone here so lacking in pride that we want to be a slave?” “If there is, speak, because it’s him I have offended.” “Who is here so vile that he does not love his country?” “If any, speak, for him I have offended.” “‘Brutus paused.” “There was silence.” Pathos is being used here“Im waiting for a reply; They all shouted at once, then, all telling him that there was no-one more to Caesar than you would do to Brutus.” The things...
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...날미워하는너의날이선말투까지도 사랑하게된거이게내 (맘이야) 너에대한건사소한것도기억해난마니아 아무리나삐굴어도넌내게이순간만화야 순정만화야주인공은맨날맨날이렇게밤마다 기도해 Give Love 사랑을좀주세요 Give Love 사랑이모자라요 매일매일자라는사랑을그녀에게주는데도받 질않으니 Give Love 사랑을좀주세요 Give Love 사랑이모자라요 매일매일자라는사랑을그녀에게주는데도받 질않으니 Give Love Give Love 잘못한것도없는데왜 무작정싫어하고보는너 Why can’t you understand me 난너를좋아한다고 난몰래뒤에서 ‘긍긍전전’해 점점해가지면달빛정전에 용기가나내맘을전부전해 하지만그녀와내사이거리너무멀어 주고또주는사랑이길바닥에다버려져낙엽처 럼쌓이네 봄이되면흙으로남아혹시기대해싹이될까 Give Love 사랑을좀주세요 Give Love 사랑이모자라요 매일매일자라는사랑을그녀에게주는데도받 질않으니 Give Love 사랑을좀주세요 Give Love 사랑이모자라요 매일매일자라는사랑을그녀에게주는데도받 질않으니 Give Love Give Love 200% uh 나를봐나를봐 날바라봐바라봐 너를본내마음속에사랑이 내본능이고백빨리하라해 네주위를둘러싼수많은경쟁자 Yes I’m a soldier for you sweet 멘트장전 발사하기전에제군들입풀었나 (yes 완전) 간장콩장콩장장 equals 간콩장장 (Yeah I’m ready) 아침이깨는소리 Morning 바람들은 makes harmony 저물어가는달빛은 let it go (uh) 여물어가는 romance 꿈꾸고 (good night) (그들은차키를) 과시하지만 BAD GUY 자다가일어나잠꼬대로도널찾네 아침이깨는소리 Morning 바람들은 makes harmony 저물어가는달빛은 let it go 여물어가는 romance 꿈꾸고 Hello 어디가는거니 (where you) I’ll be there 네가있는그거리 (that way) 아직우리사이서먹해도 그래도 try 는해봐야지나라도 It must be L.O.V.E 200 percent, sure of that I want you really I mean really 정말이야널좋아하는데 빨갛게익은내얼굴이그걸증명해 처음이야이런기분 Hey baby it’s comin’ new day 새로운느낌이야이건 Hey 왜이래 It’s common lovesick 아무래도이거는이거는 It must be L.O.V.E 200 percent, sure of that I want you really I mean really 정말이야널좋아하는데 빨갛게익은내얼굴이그걸증명해 나를봐나를봐 날바라봐바라봐바라봐 난 strawberry 처럼 (very very) 상큼한사람 don’t (worry worry) 어리바리한그대주위사람들은모두다이기주의 밤낮을걸으며 (널지켜줄) 나와달리 멈추질못하겠어막넘쳐 누가잠가놓은듯내입은 네앞에서오물쪼물안열려 내부름에뒤를돌아보는네두눈을보니 (I said) see you tomorrow Oh baby it can’t be over like this...
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...man that is known for betrayal and assassination to try to protect Rome, so he killed his own best friend! You may think, well, why did it get to the point where he needed to kill him in order for Rome to be good and safe? Brutus is a Roman man that is trying to stop Caesar from being king and taking his spot in Rome. Caesar is a man that was from another country and he came to Rome to try to change things around to make things better for Rome. He was a famous statesman, military leader, and a dictator of Rome. Brutus assassinated Caesar because he felt like he was getting too powerful in Rome and they were noticing that he was taking over Rome and bribing people. They mainly did this because they felt like he was going to take...
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...Lost Souls They say love is blind. Is it really? Julienne is always usually with her friends out in the playground after school, and meanwhile, Adrian is always very quiet at all times, during school and out of school, Julienne starts to notice that he doesn’t have much friends and he always seemed to push everyone away, and she starts to wonder, but why? Adrian usually lies in one spot under a huge tree which is beside this huge playground; he would lay there for hours watching the clouds go by. Julienne ended up seeing him because she also goes there every day to play with her friends; she decided to approach him when all her friends had to leave. July 27th, 2016; 5;30pm; “Hey Adrian, I’ve noticed that you always seem to be lonely, would you like to become friends?” Julienne says. “But, why would you want to become friends with me?” Adrian replies. “Why not?! You seem like a pretty cool dude to be around with although you’re very quiet and shy, I’m surely confident that we could get along and become close friends!” Julienne says. “Sure, sorry if I’m not the most entertaining person but once you get to know me more, I’ll surely open up and probably be more comfortable speaking to you” Adrian replies. “Would you mind if I sit beside you and we could ask each other questions so we could get to know each other more” Julienne asks. “Go ahead, I don’t mind at all. I’ll ask you a question first, when’s your birthday?” Adrian replies and asks. “My birthday is on the 30th of July, how...
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...house, even when you sign up for a credit card you are putting yourself in a contact. Now every time that you think about something that you want to get into a contract with, it's always smart to think research and make sure that what you are doing is great for you. For example people everyday get into a new car contract because they really need it. Now I have done this in the past but before we got into the contract I made sure that we were able to afford it. Now something that my wife does is takes all the information that we gathered from the car lot and made sure that it would fit in our budget. Now after a long talk we were able to come to the decision that we would take the car. But we wanted to make sure that this is something that really wanted to, I know that if we were not going to be able to afford it then we would be in more trouble for not having that ability to pay for it. Now we are really going to get into this car contract a little deeper and by that I mean we are going to see what is good and what is bad about all decision that will be made in the final hours of the contract. So we will skip past the months that you test drive, and research everything about the new vehicle that you want. And when I mean new I mean 2014 or 2015, the reason why is because having a new car is a lot better then having used new car. Plus there are so many laws that protect you from certain scams that can happen with a used car. Now you...
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...with my girlfriend but she was too tired to go out. A: So what did you do? B: We just stayed home and watched TV. 2. A: I had a great weekend. B: What happened? A: I met this really terrific girl and I think she likes me. B: Really? A: Yeah, we’re going out next weekend. B: All right! 3. A: What did you do last weekend? B: Umm, I spent most of the time at the gym. A: How come? B: Well, I plan to enter a bodybuilding competition next month. A: Gee, I didn’t know you were a bodybuilder. B: Yeah. Want to see my muscles? 4. A: So, what was your weekend like? B: Not very good. My brother came over. A: Yeah? B: Well, he’s got three young boys. I spent all weekend playing computer games with my nephews. Now I’m exhausted. A: I’ll bet! 5. A: Did you have a nice weekend? B: Mmm. Not too bad. A: Did you do anything special? B: Well, I saw a really good movie. A: Who with? B: Oh, I don’t think you know him. It’s this really good-looking guy I just met. 6. A: Did you have a nice weekend, Teresa? B: It was okay. A: So what did you do? B: Well, I met some friends on Saturday and we rented a video. A: How about Sunday? Did you see the World Series on TV? B: The what? A: The baseball game. B: Oh. No, I was too tired. I slept most of the day. A: You’re kidding! You missed a really great game. 3. Let’s Listen (Page 3) 1. A: So, how was your weekend? B: Oh, I went to see that new science-fiction movie downtown. A: Oh, yeah? How was it? B: Boring. I think...
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...I think the Fifth Amendment is a really good one we have. One of the most important parts of it is that someone cannot be punished without the process of law. There are also some other parts that can benefit us all. Like the power to take personal property to benefit the public. In my paper I will give reason and evidence of why the Fifth Amendment is one of the best. First I will talk to you about not being punished without the process of law. This is a really good law, so someone who is innocent doesn’t get punished for something he didn’t do. This is not the case in other countries. There are a lot of countries that just punish people for no reason. People get killed and thrown in jail in other countries just because maybe someone in the government doesn’t like you. One case of this is in Russia when they had the Olympics there, something went wrong in the opening and the guy who directed it was found dead the next day. A lot of people think that was from the Russian government. That’s why that is a big part of our government. Third I will talk to you about not being forced to talk to the police when arrested. This is a good law because you can be forced to tell them what happened. This is good because you can talk to a lawyer first so you don’t accidentally say something that makes you look bad in the case. This...
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...the Plato’s Cave scenario in The Republic, the prisoner who is freed from his shackles is taken from his own world, the world as he has always known it and lead to enlightenment through the discovery of a new, better world. He is coming from a place where he is happy in his knowledge of his surroundings. When he is shown the world as it really is, he is leaving what he once believed was the only version of reality. He is shown that what he has experienced in the Cave was governed by other forces. As people, we are both enlightened and unenlightened on this matter. What is to say that we are not the prisoner? We are perfectly happy to live in the state in which we find ourselves right now, so thoughts of leaving our secure reality can be daunting. Could we not be figuratively or literally chained to a post? Are we seeing the true reality or are we simply at the inception of it? Plato puts forward an undoubtedly reasonable argument that ‘reality’ itself may not be necessarily ‘real’. As people, we equally have the chance of representing the ‘enlightened’ prisoner or the ‘ignorant’ prisoners. This begs the question: If we truly are enlightened, why do...
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...my girlfriend but she was too tired to go out. A: So what did you do? B: We just stayed home and watched TV. 2. A: I had a great weekend. B: What happened? A: I met this really terrific girl and I think she likes me. B: Really? A: Yeah, we’re going out next weekend. B: All right! 3. A: What did you do last weekend? B: Umm, I spent most of the time at the gym. A: How come? B: Well, I plan to enter a bodybuilding competition next month. A: Gee, I didn’t know you were a bodybuilder. B: Yeah. Want to see my muscles? 4. A: So, what was your weekend like? B: Not very good. My brother came over. A: Yeah? » B: Well, he’s got three young boys. I spent all weekend playing computer games with my nephews. Now I’m exhausted. A: I’ll bet! 5. A: Did you have a nice weekend? B: Mmm . Not too bad. A: Did you do anything special? B: Well, I saw a really good movie. A: Who with? B: Oh, I don’t think you know him. It’s this really good-looking guy I just met. 6. A: Did you have a nice weekend, Teresa? B: It was okay. A: So what did you do? B: Well, I met some friends on Saturday and we rented a video. A: How about Sunday? Did you see the World Series on TV? B: The what? A: The baseball game. B: Oh. No, I was too tired. I slept most of the day. A: You’re kidding! You missed a really great game. 3. Let’s Listen 1. A: So how was your weekend? B: Oh, I went to see that new science-fiction movie downtown. A: Oh, yeah? How was it? B: Boring. I think I...
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...Case Study 2 Public interest groups claim to work for the good of the whole society, not just one part of it. Public interest groups often have very different ideas as to how to improve society. Many public interest groups tackle a number of related issues. Greenpeace, for example, works to protect ecosystems around the world and to educate the public about dangers to the environment. They are a huge organization built around fixing the environment and making the world a better place. Greenpeace is a non-governmental organization that was started back in 1972 in Vancouver, BC. The founders of Greenpeace started it all in the late 1960s when the U.S had plans for a nuclear weapon test in the island of Amchitka, which is one of the worlds most earthquake-prone regions. In 1970 they sailed ships off towards Amchitka to stop the U.S from detonating another bomb there. Even though they got sent back, they felt sympathy for the protesters and decided not to continue with their plans to set of the bombs at that location. Greenpeace is now an organization, which uses non-violent, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems, and to force the solutions, which are essential to a green and peaceful future. This being their main mission they have many different ways that they go about doing this. These are some ways listed by them of how they are living up to their mission statement, by doing things like: Catalyzing an energy revolution to address the number one threat...
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...Transcripts of Carl Rogers' Therapy Sessions Edited by Barbara T. Brodley and Germain Lietaer Volume 12 Year Page Gloria Filmed Interview 1965 2 Sylvia 4th Interview (Filmed) 1975 21 Commentary interspersed throughout Sylvia 5th Interview (Filmed) 1975 39 Commentary interspersed throughout Kathy Filmed Interview 1975 53 Commentary 67 Dione 1st Filmed Interview 1977 68 Commentary interspersed throughout Dione 2nd Filmed Interview 1977 1977 85 Final Comments 109 These transcripts are available for purposes of research, study and teaching. They may not be sold. Throughout these interviews the responses of the therapist (T) (Rogers), and the client (C) are numbered for easy reference This transcript is available for purposes of research, study and teaching. It may not be sold. Throughout this interview the responses of the therapist (T) (Rogers), and the client (C) are numbered for easy reference. [Source: Shostrom, E. L. (1965). Three approaches to psychotherapy (Part I)[Film]. Orange, CA: Psychological Films.] GLORIA DR. CARL ROGERS PART I -- DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM [Before the Interview] "From my own years of therapeutic experience, I have come to feel that if I can create the proper climate, the proper, relationship, the proper conditions, a process of therapeutic movement will almost inevitably occur in my client. You may ask, 'What is this climate? What...
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...(if any). 7. References cited in the paper. By me Abstract: Here’s a one paragraph abstract summarizing my main argument and findings Introduction This is my research question / puzzle. This is why my research paper is interesting and important, and why your life won’t be complete until you thoroughly read this paper. Here is a brief sketch of how the paper is structured. Literature review This is what other people have written about this topic, and about other topics that are relevant. I’m going to make sure that I treat these researchers with respect, and that I present their work in the fairest light that I can. But I’m also going to tell you where I think they got it wrong or missed something important. Certainly I’m going to say why they can’t answer the research question or puzzle that I posed at the start. If they really can answer the research question adequately, then my paper is a bit redundant. Theory There is some sort of problem with the existing literature. Maybe the scholars got something wrong; maybe they forgot to consider something important; maybe their theories have been overtaken by events. Here is my new theory that explains everything that their old theories could explain, and is also able to answer my research question. I’m going to make sure that I outline my theory clearly and in a way that is empirically testable – that is, it...
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...to be the wisest mortal man on Earth, it makes sense for us to examine his life and words to gain insight for ourselves. The Bible tells us that Solomon is the author of the Book of Proverbs. Because the Book of Ecclesiastes follows a theme of wisdom and insight, King Solomon is widely believed to be the author of this Book of the Bible as well. Let us be inspired by the words of Solomon. King Solomon—the Wisest Man on Earth… Solomon puts life in perspective… • Ecclesiastes 1: 1-4, 2: 12-14 – King Solomon is saying that when you really think about it that everything is meaningless—a chasing after the wind. – Generations come and generations go… Solomon seems to be saying that our stay on Earth is temporary, therefore, everything in the world is really meaningless. – Question for Thought: What does Solomon mean by “everything is meaningless, a chasing after the wind?” When I think of chasing wind, it seems that one could never really take hold of it. You can chase wind, but it would be pointless. Solomon seems to be saying that much of life is pointless because we’re going to die. Solomon searches for the true meaning of life… • Ecclesiastes 1: 16-18, 2: 1-11 – Solomon tries diligently to find...
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...used growth strategies to have a wider range of products for different markets. For example, you can find anything you like on amazon, which is why it is one of the most popular retailing website. Amazon is becoming bigger and bigger in the world, and it’s becoming more popular because when people visit the website, the products that they are looking for will certainly be there. Amazon and E-bay can offer the same products but you can find that some amazon’s products are cheaper and maybe better quality because the product that you have chosen is going to be well treated when is packaged and sent to the customer. Amazon cares about its customer and it wants to make sure that the products they sell won’t come back with any issues. Amazon made its website more approachable by adding apps and be able to download music. They also make its own product which is the kindle which is digital book reader and is the most cheap book reader you can find and the quality of it is excellent and this will make the customer think that Amazon is a great company to spend with. I think that amazon is doing a great job and I think that they will survive for ever. Maybe it was quite hard when they have started because not a lot people knew and there weren’t any adverts to say that they were there. But now you can find amazon in different countries and why not one day it will become a global company making a lot of profit by selling products at an affordable price. When they first started in 1995 they...
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...And poems are stories, after all. • So, we've got a young whippersnapper and his older mentor. Stay tuned, folks…. Lines 3-6 "Give crowns and pounds and guineas But not your heart away; Give pearls away and rubies But keep your fancy free." • Well, it turns out that love is worth more than gold. Or, er…the lack of love is worth more than gold. • Don't let the happy tone and snappy rhymes confuse you: this poem is about control. It turns love into an economic calculation, one which allows the "wise man" to balance feelings against more conventional forms of currency (crowns and pounds and guineas are, after all, the big guns of the U.K.'s monetary system). As it turns out, the heart is more valuable than money – which is precisely why the speaker's buddy thinks that it should remain soundly within his control. • Of course, this is also about the lack of control – since we have a feeling that not too many people take this wise man's sayings all that seriously. After all, there's a difference between once-in-a-lifetime When Harry Met Sally sort of soul mates and a passing crush. You might be able to block out true love with work or friends or Dungeons and Dragons. It'd be hard to stop being attracted to other people...
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