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...“THE NECKLACE” Guy de Maupassant Study Guide ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: ______________________________ Date Due: ___________________________ Class Period: ________________________ Literary Terms 1. Define each term from your notes 2. apply each term to story by answering the questions. 3. Encircle the terms used in answering Setting Definition: ________________________________________________________________________________________ What is the setting of the story? ______________________________________________________________________ Protagonist Definition: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Who is the protagonist in the story? __________________________________________________________________ Theme Definition: ________________________________________________________________________________________ What is the theme of this story? ______________________________________________________________________ Conflict Definition: ________________________________________________________________________________________ Internal Conflict: __________________________________________________________________________________ ...
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...The Fundamentals of the Law of Attraction The Law of Attraction is the most fundamental of all universal laws. Out-pacing the laws of gravity and velocity, well-beyond the measurements of science, The Law of Attraction is the basis for who YOU are. For those who are new to conscious thinking, this idea that your thoughts create your reality might be as whimsical as a spotted leopard running free through the city streets. As a crazy notion, a "New Age" scam, even an "airy-fairy" mind twister, the Law of Attraction is not a new idea. This rather fundamental concept has been around for ages, often hidden from the masses by those who wish to keep people "unconscious". For those who have had some experience with this concept, they might find these words refreshing and fulfilling. This idea is not new to them but is a reminder of what they already know. Your thoughts do indeed create your reality. Thoughts are forms of energy that are sent ahead and eventually manifest as physical matter. The thoughts you think determine the outcome of your worldly experiences, from finances to health, relationships to environment. In fact, there is no aspect of your life that is not affected by your thoughts. Most of us were taught to be sloppy thinkers. We remain frozen in worry or defeated by fear. We believe that we have become victims of our circumstances. As our thoughts remain negative or mostly unconscious, we end up attracting by default. We are stunned when we develop a horrible...
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...The Law of Attraction has taken on a new spin. First, women inserted glitter pills into their vaginas and now the latest odd news involves an out-the-box method of attracting men: using ones' own vaginal fluid. http://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/woman-uses-vaginal-fluid-perfume-11433859 It's normal for humans to want to look good and appeal to a potential mate. As the Mirror points out, conventional methods of doing so involve a multiplicity of things: changing ones' hairstyle, losing weight with diet, exercise, or surgery, hitting the club scene, and even joining a matchmaker website. However, one woman took things to another level by using her "vaginal fluid perfume" to look appealing to men. And yes -- you guessed it -- her experiment worked....
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...Motivation is a very fundamental aspect in the development of human beings. Life is always full of various ups and downs and when the worst happens, motivation is all what it takes to keep us going. It is a kind of force that usually drives human beings into action. We dream of success but without working on our visions, we will not achieve. We therefore need motivation on our daily lives to influence our behavior and the ability to fulfill our dreams. Motivation can be achieved through different methods. Each method has its own unique way of influencing out personal behaviors. Of course we have different methods of motivation since different individuals exhibit different personalities. Everyone is therefore influenced differently with each method. Let’s briefly check on the following effective methods of motivation: 1. Creating motivation through desire Perhaps you have ever noticed the incentive and ambition you had when you attempted to reach certain aim that you seriously wanted to achieve in your life. Trust me, this is the same approach you can use to develop your personal motivation and significantly improve it. The main point here is to visualize all the good things or benefits you will get from your hard work. It is this desire to achieve something that can effectively be used as a method of motivation. Try this, it really works! 2. Develop interest on your goals Having interest in doing something is a great incentive to achieve it. Just imagine of some subject...
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...([Kindle]) | Pages | 198 pp (first edition, hardcover) | ISBN | 978-1-58270-170-7 | OCLC Number | 76240921 | Dewey Decimal | 131 22 | LC Classification | BF639 .B97 2006 | Followed by | The Power | The Secret is a best-selling 2006 self-help book written by Rhonda Byrne, based on the earlier film of the same name. It is based on the law of attraction and claims that positive thinking can create life-changing results such as increased wealth, health, and happiness. The book has sold more than 19 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 44 languages,[1] but has nevertheless attracted a great deal of controversy, as well as being parodied in several TV programs. Contents [hide] * 1 Background * 2 The law of attraction * 3 Book synopsis * 4 Criticism and parody * 5 See also * 6 References * 7 Sources * 8 External links | ------------------------------------------------- [edit]Background The Secret is based on the earlier film of the same name that was released in DVD format in March 2006. The tenet of the film and book is that the universe is governed by a natural law called the law of attraction which is said to work by attracting into a person's life the experiences, situations, events, and people that 'match the frequency'...
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...thinkers including Socrates, Plato, Sir Isaac Newton and Pythagoras. Greatness does not limit itself to a certain kind of person. There are many facts through out history that support the idea of having positive thoughts, and with those thoughts, bring positive results back to the thinker. It is very clear that - Positive Thinking will lead to having positive results. The Law of Attraction states like attracts like. In the book The Secret, Rhonda Byrne describes The Law of Attraction. Byrne breaks down the law’s principles in more detail and explains the power of positive thinking. Byrne states, “Everything that’s coming into your life you are attracting into your life. And it’s attracted to you by virtue of the images you’re holding in your mind. It’s what you’re thinking. Whatever is going on in your mind you are attracting to you” (4). The Secret, explains that energy surrounds a thought, and through energy the thought becomes the reality. It doesn’t matter the person, or the location of that person, The Law of Attraction is forming an entire life experience regardless of who it is. This all powerful law is doing this through a person’s thoughts (10). Everyone at one...
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...Republic of the Philippines UNIVERSITY OF ANTIQUE College of Business and Management Graduate School Sibalom, Antique Subject: Business Policy Topic: Reaction Paper (The Secret) I. Introduction The Secret is a best-selling 2006 self-help book written by Rhonda Byrne, based on the earlier film of the same name. It is based on the law of attraction and claims that positive thinking can create life-changing results such as increased wealth, health, and happiness. The book has sold more than 19 million copies worldwide and has been translated into 44 languages, but has nevertheless attracted a great deal of controversy, as well as being parodied in several TV programs. About the Author Rhonda Byrne (born 12 March 1951) is an Australian television writer and producer, best known for her New Thought works, The Secret—a book and a film by the same name. By the spring of 2007 the book had sold more than 19 million copies and the DVD more than 2 million. She has also been a producer for Sensing Murder. According to an article published by Australia's Herald Sun, Byrne has also worked on the Australian TV series World's Greatest Commercials and Marry Me. In 2007, Byrne was listed among Time Magazine's list of 100 people who shape the world. She gained her fame and fortune after appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show.[2] On 17 August 2010, The Power, which is a sequel to The Secret, was published as both a hardcover edition and audio CD. According to a January 2009...
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...It’s All In The Mind Author: …………………………………………………………………….2 Background and scope…………………………………………………...4 Introduction…………………………………………………………………5 Basic explanation of the idea……………………………………………..6 Some interesting occurrences……………………………………………9 Some real life claims………………………………………………………11 Criticisms……………………………………………………………………14 Arguments against criticisms……………………………………………..16 Concluding remarks………………………………………………………..19 References………………………………………………………………….20 ABSTRACT: Why do we pray? To appease the Almighty? To have what we want? Well yeah, most of the time the latter one. Because even agnostics pray, prayer is an involuntary reaction, everyone, no matter a believer or an atheist, has said in his mind at least once, “I wish it happened like this”, haven’t they? We pray even without knowing that we are doing so. Now, the success rate is a matter of debate. But definitely we set a substantial store on the power of prayer, that’s why mass prayers are conducted in churches and temples, and also on much less religious scales. Prayers are a form of thought, directed thought to put it in better words. We direct our thoughts; or rather push them in such a way so as to achieve something, in the same way we reach out with our arms to get something. Similarly, our thoughts too have the ability to influence matter without being in direct contact with our environment. How are prayers answered? It is based on the same principle of our mind affecting the outer environment. Let’s take an example...
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...depicts this world as full of abundance and it is all waiting for one to access it. It is possible by the utilization of the most powerful law known to man, the law of attraction. The law of attraction is based on the belief that “like attracts like” by focusing on thoughts sent out to the universe, both positive and negative, by an individual which can bring about positive or negative results. It highlights that people and their thoughts are pure energy and the belief that like energy attracts like energy. In the video, it depicts the universe as a sort of “magic genie” and the individual having an endless amount of free wishes. It emphasises that it is important that you feel good; the more you feel good, the more you will attract things that make you feel good. This concept is very empowering and motivating. It makes me feel that I can take on the world once I have a positive attitude to life and the endless riches that are available for me. The law of attraction states that it is present in abundance for each person and this is good news for me; I want to manifest greatness in all I endeavour to pursue. In preparation for the gruelling five years ahead of me in medical sciences, I thought it imperative to rejuvenate my beliefs in this life changing “way of life”. I rummaged through my bookshelf looking for the book “Laws of attraction, by Esther and Jerry Hicks and downloaded “The Secret” online. I wanted to ensure that my mind and consciousness in my thought patterns would...
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...The Law of Attraction The Law of Attraction simply says that you attract into your life whatever you think about. Your dominant thoughts will find a way to manifest. But the Law of Attraction gives rise to some tough questions that don’t seem to have good answers. I would say, however, that these problems aren’t caused by the Law of Attraction itself but rather by the Law of Attraction as applied to objective reality. Here are some of those problematic questions (all are generalizations of ones I received via email): * What happens when people put out conflicting intentions, like two people intending to get the same promotion when only one position is available? * Do children, babies, and/or animals put out intentions? * If a child is abused, does that mean the child intended it in some way? * If I intend for my relationship to improve, but my spouse doesn’t seem to care, what will happen? These questions seem to weaken the plausibility of the Law of Attraction. Sometimes people answer them by going pretty far out. For example, it’s been said by LoAers that a young child experiences abuse because s/he intended it or earned it during a past life. Well, sure… we can explain just about anything if we bring past lives into the equation, but IMO that’s a cop-out. On the other hand, objective reality without the Law of Attraction doesn’t provide satisfactory answers either — supposedly some kids are just born unlucky. That’s a cop-out too. I’ve never been...
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...also a problem that effects the entire community. For this study I will be focusing on the individual addict and then the environment in which they live. Though there are many prevention programs that exist, it seems that prevention and Law Enforcement are not able to slow or stop the problem. Drug abuse is rising at an alarming rate and is certainly not prejudice as to who becomes a drug addict. So how can we possibly combat a problem that seems immune to all the efforts that has been brought fourth? I believe the approach should begin with the individual and changing one’s habitual thinking. Education is key to not only prevention but to those already addicted to drugs. The main research question I am exploring is if the environment plays a significant role in the cause of drug addiction. It seems that not only prescription drugs, but also illegal drugs have become more readily accessible to anyone that chooses to want them. Though there are very tough laws against illegal drugs and programs already in place to help with the problem, the drug problem is still on the rise. Nearly all drug programs focus on either the addiction itself or focus on the prevention of drug abuse. It seems that all of the programs and the law are all...
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...Sale people are mere human beings like us. All they are doing is make a living so they can survive every single day. Their job is basically talk to warm market and cold market prospects and talk them into opportunities that the sale person presents. The sale person job is basically to get the prospects interested into the products that the company offered. All sale persons aren’t bad. There are some good sale person that do their jobs with a good cause. There are some sale people that misuse their job and basically try to scam many prospects. Many sale people are very professional at their field of works. They know what to say to the right people at the right time. One of my awful experiences from the sale people was definitely memorable and unforgettable. There was a product that really caught my eyes (I don’t really remember what product it was) but then I looked at the price and didn’t buy it because it didn’t fit in my mom budget. This sale person saw that we didn’t have that type of budget and literally told us to leave. In my head, I was like, “That’s not how you talk to the customers.” Some sale person really don’t have respects for the customers and which is why most of their business goes out of business. I remember that one time this sale person was really pushy and rude like they were so desperate that they want me to buy the products no matter what. I know from experiences in life that you can’t sound rude, mean or even desperate to your prospects because that really...
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...What I need to find out | How I found out the information. | Did I use it and was it useful? | Source. | Introduction to Cadbury’s chocolate | website | research | Cadbury’s worldhttp://www.cadburyworld.co.uk/http://uk.ask.com/question/who-are-cadburys-main-competitorshttp://www.google.com/search?site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1440&bih=784&q=http://businesscasestudies.co.uk/cadbury-schweppes/ethical-business-practices/ethics-at-work.html#axzz2k38WIHdL | Cadbury is one of the world’s best chocolate brands they aspire to become the world best chocolate brands. Cadbury’s purpose The purpose of Cadburys is to sell chocolate and to survive by making sure they are known as the best confectionary company out there by constantly improving their chocolate and making new products they also survive by making sure their brands reaches all around the world and everyone knows about them and to satisfy’s customer’s needs by making surveys so they know what people like. Cadbury Schweppes is committed to providing a range of high quality treats, refreshments and confectionery based oral care products which are marketed truthfully, labeled clearly and meets the highest safety standards. The sectors. Cadburys operate in all the sectors because they extract coco beans from a different country Ghana then they make the coco beans into the product they need then they manufacture it. Cadbury’s aims and objectives Cadburys main aims and objectives would be to be the world’s...
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...Conceptual Framework of Ecotourism Ecotourism is defined as a “purposeful travel to natural areas to understand the culture and natural history of the environment, taking care not to alter the integrity of the ecosystem, while producing economic opportunities that make the conservation of natural resources beneficial to local people” (McCormick, 1994). Based on this definition, the conceptual framework was formulated. The operationalization of the framework included an assessment procedure, the ecotourism standards and its corresponding management guidelines. and a communication plan. These tools were guided by the principles presented by Jeffries (1997) on biodiversity and conservation, Kersten (1997) on Community Based Ecotourism and Community Building, Kusler (1991) on Strengthening Resource Conservation through Ecotourism, and McCormick (1994) on how ecotourism can save a rainforest. Furthermore, the experiences gained by Regis et al. (2000) from the Ecotourism project for the two municipalities of Sorsogon reinforced the management guidelines put together based on the Philippine situation. Characteristics of ecotourism According to Chesworth (1995), Ecotourism has six characteristics. These are: a) ecotourism involves travel to relatively undisturbed natural areas and/or archeological sites, b) it focuses on learning and the quality of experience, c) it economically benefits the local communities, d) ecotourists seek to view rare species, spectacular...
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