...years to the early Celts in Ireland! A long time ago, the Celtics believed that Summer ended on October 31. So to get prepared for the end of the season of harvest or life and get ready for the season of death they celebrated Samhain. They believed that on this day the gap between the living and the dead was thinnest and that ghost and ferries could easily cross over. The Celtics would leave food at their doors to keep ghosts at bay and would wear costumes to “blend in” with the dead spirits. This is where we get our costumes today. They believed dressing up would honor the good spirits and keep away the bad ones. Sometime around the 8th century Pope Gregory the 4th merged All Saint’s day with the same day as Samhain and merged the traditions. One of the being children going door to door asking for baked cakes in return of praying for the other person’s dead family in purgatory. Another one was called “guising” wear people would wear masks and go door to door dancing and singing in return for food and wine. Does this sound a little familiar? In early America, Halloween wasn’t really celebrated because of the Puritan beliefs but with the...
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...An essential part of the hiring process is the interview. Potential new hires are usually aware of the importance of the interview, the significance of making a good first impression, and the need to come into an interview completely prepared. However, the interview is a two-way street, and unfortunately some managers/supervisors do not come into interviews with the same degree of preparedness and professionalism as the interviewee. "The One That Got Away" is about Dennis, the dining-room manager of a coffee shop within a large hotel. Dennis receives a drop-in application from Donna, a potential candidate for a waitress position. Instead of scheduling an interview for a more convenient time or asking Donna to please come back during the posted interview times, Dennis decides to interview Donna in the dining room on the spot. This case study fills the reader in on Dennis's biases against hiring married women with children prior to his interview with Donna. After Dennis gets one of his employees to temporarily take over his hosting duties he sits down with Donna at a table close to the door so he can keep an eye on things while he interviews her. He begins by looking over her application, but is interrupted numerous times by other employees and leaves the interview to attend to the problems. Although he is impressed by Donna's resume, he is never able to have a complete uninterrupted conversation with her. Dennis also asks inappropriate questions to Donna regarding...
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...Citation: Grych, J. H., & Fincham, F. D. (1993). Children's appraisals of marital conflict: Initial investigation of the cognitive-contextual framework. Child Development, 64,215 - 230. Hypothesis: Children's conflict appraisals guide their coping responses. In particular, deciding whether or not to intervene in the conflict will be strongly influenced by children's interpretations. For example, children who believe that they are at fault for causing a disagreement may then feel responsible for resolving the dispute, and thus attributions of self-blame are likely to lead to children's involvement in the conflict. Fearing for the safety of one parent also may promote intervention, whereas perceiving a high level of threat to the self may lead children to avoid intervening in a disagreement. Whether they involve themselves in a conflict also depends on children's coping efficacy, which in turn is shaped by prior experiences in the family. (a) children's appraisals are systematically related to specific dimensions (intensity and content) of marital conflict. 1. It was predicted that high-intensity conflict would be viewed as more likely to escalate than low-intensity conflict, and that child-related conflict would be perceived as more likely to involve the child than nonchild-related conflict. 2. Children who blame themselves for conflict are likely to elicit self-blame than non-child-related content. No specific hypotheses were made for the effect of conflict intensity...
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...However, in Of Mice and Men George and Candy work hard all day to get their dream farm but the dream got terminated. In Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck clearly supports the theme that dreams can be taken away in a blink of an eye through the characters of George, Candy and Curley’s wife. George is one example who illustrates the theme that dreams can be taken away in a blink of an eye. George is a small man who travels and takes care of Lennie his best friend. He always speaks about how much better his life would be without Lennie due to his childish actions but he is clearly devoted to him. He had a dream that him and Lennie would get a farm. For example, when George and Lennie were talking George mentioned them getting a farm and Lennie...
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...Johnny apple was a mean kid. He was one day hit by a bus. The end. He fell off a cliff and got hit by three two one on thee free lee me. The car moved slow and i ran down the block away from it while you all did the same. Johnny apple was a mean kid. He was one day hit by a bus. The end. He fell off a cliff and got hit by three two one on thee free lee me. The car moved slow and i ran down the block away from it while you all did the same. Johnny apple was a mean kid. He was one day hit by a bus. The end. He fell off a cliff and got hit by three two one on thee free lee me. The car moved slow and i ran down the block away from it while you all did the same. Johnny apple was a mean kid. He was one day hit by a bus. The end. He fell off a cliff and got hit by three two one on thee free lee me. The car moved slow and i ran down the block away from it while you all did the same.Johnny apple was a mean kid. He was one day hit by a bus. The end. He fell off a cliff and got hit by three two one on thee free lee me. The car moved slow and i ran down the block away from it while you all did the...
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...mine has an interesting take on what he calls “annoying interview questions” – and that includes questions about where you see yourself five years from now. (Others are about your greatest strength or weakness.) While there’s certainly no one “right” answer for a question like that, some approaches work better than others. OSE ANNOYING INTERVIEW QUESTIONS by L. Bosco Interviews are a pain in the neck! Ideally you want to see if there’s a good fit between you and the employer. But most interviews are full of those “pat questions” that have been written up endlessly in books and even on blogs where so-called experts give job applicants handy-dandy “pat answers” to those over-used “pat questions.” So basically both sides could just as well e-mail in their parts and save everyone a lot of time. It’s a rare interviewer who knows how to create a really informative interview. So job seekers must still sit through these often painful interviews (some where the interviewer is barely listening) and be prepared to answer these same silly questions: What is your greatest weakness? What are your strengths? How would you handle an angry customer? And, my personal not-favorite: “Where do you want to be in 5 years?” I always want to answer that last one with something like “living in Bora Bora on my lotto winnings” or “King of Siam” or at least “Sophia’s latest lover.” (The name mentioned to be filled in by you based on your own gender, age, preferences, and imagination.) (Note from Work...
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...Tall, dark and super manly Puts papers in his briefcase and drives away To save the world or go to work It's the same thing to me He's got his mother's eyes, his father's ambition I wonder if he knows how much that I miss him I hang on every word you say You'll smile and say "How are you?" And I'll say, "Just fine" I always forget to tell you I love you I'll love you forever I watched Superman fly away You've got a busy day today Go save the world I'll be around I watched Superman fly away Come back, I'll be with you someday I'll be right here on the ground When you come back down Tall, dark and beautiful He's complicated, he's irrational But I hope someday he'll take me away And save the day, yeah Something in his deep brown eyes has me saying He's not all bad like his reputation And I can't hear one single word they say And you'll leave, got places to be And I'll be okay I always forget to tell you I love you I loved you from the very first day I watched Superman fly away You've got a busy day today Go save the world I'll be around And I watched Superman fly away Come back, I'll be with you someday I'll be right here on the ground When you come back down And I watch you fly around the world And I hope you don't chase another girl Don't forget, don't forget about me I'm far away, but I'll never let you go I'm lovestruck and looking out the window Don't forget, don't forget where I'll be Right here wishing the...
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...wooden cart that they built. Jeff and Timmy put the cart on the railroad track that went all the way across the lake. The wheels on the cart were able the ride on the railing of the track. All four children got in the cart. Tommy then realized that they were missing something, the sail. since all four of them were in the cart, the cart was not going to move by itself. So then Timmy got out the cart and grabbed the sail from off the ground. When Timmy got back with the sail Beff asked if he could be the one to hold the sail. So then Timmy gave the sail the Beff and got in the cart. Beff licked his finger and put it in the air. The front of his finger got cold. Now he now where the wind was coming from. he then held up the sail and the cart started to move....
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...and she started crying. Instead of walking away I went to her and we sat down on the couch, and she told me that her dad passed away which means my grandpa passed away. He passed away a few days after he got released out of the hospital. I had to go to school that day anyway, but that day I left early. When I got home my mom had packed our luggages, and next thing you know we are in a car on our way to California. I remember when I was growing up I would love to see my grandparents, and when my grandpa went to work I always waited to see him and gave him a hug....
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...I had been playing tackle football for five years and I loved to but suddenly that all changed. I got a concussion in the 2016 season and I had to quit football and it sucked. I had to miss some school and the rest of football. It wasn’t fun but in the end I was going to be just fine. In 2016 I was playing football for my school and I really enjoyed it. We were practicing on a monday afternoon and I was practicing with the cornerbacks. We were practicing tackling and I was up to be the dummy. I got hit it didn’t hurt any more than usual but after a little bit my head started hurting. It went away so I didn’t worry about it and then I missed practice on Tuesday because I didn’t feel well and we had a light practice on Wednesday. So the next day was Thursday a.k.a game day and we were playing Prairie we got crushed but every time I hit someone or got hit my head started hurting but I didn’t do anything because I thought it was just the way I landed. Then on Monday I went to practice and the same thing happened so I told my dad and we went to the doctor the next day. The doctor said I had a concussion and since this was my 2-3 one I should stay away from contact sports...
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...betray someone or something, if it would only hurt? Because sometimes we betray someone so that we can get away from doing something, or being around someone. By looking at Thomas and his friends and what they have...
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...Conor Maynard – Angel Lyrics I am looking at an angel And believe me when I say She’s got that place going That .. poem going That hear face glowing (repeats) She’s got wings She’s got … It seems to me so unnatural Cause it’s one thing that I don’t know She sees me so incredible She looks at me Took me by surprise When she took me by the hand To some … land Let me be your .. Way above clouds in the sky Chorus One republic - Secrets Lyrics I need another story Something to get off my chest My life gets kinda boring Need something that i can confess Till all my sleeves are stained red From all the truth that I've said Come by it honestly I swear Thought you saw me wink, no, I've been on the brink, so [CHORUS] Tell me what you want to hear Something that will light those ears I'm sick of all the insincere So I'm gonna give all my secrets away This time Don't need another perfect lie Don't care if critics ever jump in line I'm Gonna give all my secrets away My God, amazing how we got this far It's like were chasing all those stars Who's driving shiny big black cars And everyday I see the news All the problems that we could solve And when a situation rises Just write it into an album Singing straight to cold I don't really like my flow, no, so [CHORUS] Got no reason Got no shame Got no family I can blame Just don't let me disappear I'ma tell you everything [CHORUS x2] All my secrets away (x2) TRAIN LYRICS "50 Ways To Say Goodbye" My heart is paralyzed My head was oversized...
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...Literary devices is about words or sentence that author use when they trying to say something in other way, sometimes it sounds sarcastic, but it’s really important part of the line that they bring out for the whole thing. Those lines sometimes got us carried away and hooked us up till we read or listen to what they were trying to prove. On this essay, I’ll talk about the 3 literary devices I used on my project or presentation that I have about the song “Hurt Me Tomorrow” by K’naan, and explain how does this Literary devices connects to the story and why does the singer used the line from the song. Before i start the whole Paragraph, I just want to explain that the song is based on singer’s past love life which is kind of messed up relationship...
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...Madison and Elizabeth are hanging out one day. They decide to go to the old mansion in the forest. It was a beautiful day here, but in the forest it was a terrible storm filled with lightning. The forest is filled with prickly thorns and twisted vines. They were told a killer lived there. As they slowly walked in the mansion, the door slammed shut. As they walked further, they heard strange sounds like voices in the wind and they saw strange animals. They stumbled into a dark hallway filled with knives and axes. At the end was the killer. Then the killer chased Madison and Elizabeth. Their hearts were pounding as they stared at the killer. He had a dagger in his hand. The killer cornered the two girls. With a throw of an old...
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