How to start an comparative essay of two books?
Whatever books you are comparing, you need to know them inside out, upside down and underwater. Honestly, I had an A4 exercise book dedicated to OM&M, and one to AIS. You need to know the plot line in great detail, the characters, their roles within the book, their responsibilities, their personalities, the way they change throughout the books, the backgrounds and it’s always helpful to know the number of hairs on their head. You need to know when and why the author wrote the books, and what message he or she was trying to give. I had pages dedicated to Arthur Birling, and the way George treats Lennie. In my opinion, you should read the books through so you get an understanding of the plot and characters. Then you should re-read the book chapter by chapter, making notes on all the characters and all the major events in the books (and any minor ones that are relevant). Write down how the characters progress, and what impression they seek to give. By now, you should be getting pretty hot on these books. So now, you should go through the book making lists of quotes you like and think you could use. Every quote has something to say, and you need to get a feel for the best ones. More on this next.
Whats the point of connecting Harvest Moon a Wonderful Life with Friends of Mineral Town?
Dont know never could try it.
Jehovah's Witnesses, it is true that you're discouraged from learning about JW history and Russell's writings?
NO WE ARE NOT discouraged from learning about JW history. many Kingdom halls have in their libraries the old publications for C T Russell. Russell did not formulate the idea that Jesus returned in 1874. He was persuaded to believe that by a Mr Barbour a second Adventist preacher. He joined with Mr Barbour in publishing the information. It was not long before they parted company. I have done a lot of research using old watchtowers going back to the first issue and many of Russell books. I can tell you with a certainty that the opponents of JWs that point to old material do NOT tell the full picture. There is much published about Russell that is NOT true and often comes form out side sources that have not properly checked court records or old Publications. We can by all means look up for our selves what was actually written. We are warned about reading any Russell material and from my research now know why. Anti Russell material can and most often, sound authentic but is rubbish regurgitated by people that have just thought someone else had done the research. EDIT You are correct Russell did not give up his belief in 1874. That is because from the information he had at that time 1874 seemed to have been supported by the chronology that was presented to him. Russell did not delve a lot into chronology. That was not his thing. Russell and Barbour broke up because of a difference in belief over the value of the ransom sacrifice of Jesus. Barbour denied that Christ died to atone for our sins. This was obnoxious to Russell.
Would you vote for George Washington if he were alive and running for president?
Monuments and memorials, eclectic neighbourhoods, correct local flavor this is what Washington, DC is; a place unlike some other; just like this site hotelbye . Washington it's your property abroad with free museums and America's front yard. Washington is acknowledged all over the world as a symbol of the United States. Here, the area you cannot skip could be the Capitol. Capitol could be the seat of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The large dome, on the basis of the dome of St. Peter's in Rome, stands out above all different Washington buildings. Like Washington itself, the making has grown over the years because the key part was created between 1793 and 1812. The final addition, in 1958-62, enlarged the key façade wherever presidents take the oath. On one other area, a marble terrace offers beautiful views within the mall and the city. The inside is resplendent with frescoes, reliefs, and paintings, specially the rotunda underneath the good cast-iron dome with a roof painting by Constantino Brumidi and large paintings of moments from American record on the walls.
How can I control my body language?
As your body language is an involuntary action, the only way to control it is to change the way you think - there's no way you can simply isolate it as a purely 'physical' process. Not only will positive thinking lead to better body language; if it's your wish to become an area manager, you will need to change your thought processes in order to be successful. Not only will you be dealing with co-workers and members of the public, but the managers responsible to you will also be looking to you for guidance. As someone else has advised, try to smile, but make sure that the smile 'extends' to the eyes - if people can see it's false, that will only make the situation worse. Smiling lifts the face and actually makes us feel better. As you rightly imply, your co-workers look to you for support and any negative action on your part can lead to lowered morale. It's like playing a part on-stage, but in real life, and it's true that we all usually adapt ourselves according to the particular circumstances we find ourselves in. So, when the need arises, think of yourself as smiling, gracious and patient and that's how you'll come across. In time, this behaviour will become second nature to you. (Oh! what a paragon of virtue. lol!). You also mentioned boredom, so when you feel like that, try to think up new ideas to make the workplace a brighter place to be for you and your staff (boosts all 'round morale), or set yourself new tasks to do. Good luck.
HISTORY IS all a euro-centric Lie?
Because what is the most significant events that relate to this countries development, in the perspective of its founding that led to the current government, current policies, and current world order as it relates to the US, sure we can spend lots of time covering an aspect of each group and how they relate to the US development, and then we will be dropping atleast two thirds of the most significant developments of the country. why would we cover Jamestown, when we could talk about other earlier settlements because it was the starting point that led to the predominate English settlements that led to the American revolution, the formation of Founding documents, including the Declaration that was an abreviated version of John Lockes (100 year early British writer). The key to the start of the Country was Brit-centric, the Spanish settlement had little involvement and then that involement didn't greatly relate untill a good 60 years or so later. same with slavery, yes it had significants to the economic development of the country, and how it developed and remained for so long, led to the civil war and the continued involvement of civil rights to present day, But then what do we drop from the courses to give it the emphasis we could, or do we bring it back into the course as it becomes an obvious top issue for the whole country, such as late 1950-1960's era. while the late 1800's industrial revolution seems almost insignicant to us today, it at the period involved everyones lives, and led to things like the progressive movements, workers rights, limitations on Corporate Controls, ect, which involves our country today, and led to things like womans rights to vote, organizations like the NAACP ect. lines for what to teach have to be set somewhere and yes we still are by far a Euro-Centric country today Colmbus circum-navigating the world, I think this is the first I ever heard of it, If that was taught someones teacher needs to go back to school