Compare and contrast life nowadays and life fifty years ago. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- We are all born small and grow up, so as everything in our life. ... Normally any one would choose to live in that age rather than our age. ... No one can imagine how life was without computers. ... Pollution has increased through the last decades making the world a difficult place to live in. ... Well, I am still waiting fir the time machine to be invented and get back in time and live my grandparent's life....

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Have you ever wondered how people live in ithe country versus how people live in the city? ... Also, people in the country do not need as much money like people in the city, because people who live in the country can trade foods like eggs, fruits, rice, potatoes, etc..... ... People who live in the country go to schools in the city to learn. ...

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Sometimes it seems as though getting cancer is an inevitable part of life nowadays. ... There have been many cases of deformed frog with three eyes, six legs, etc, and breathing in smog daily must have adverse affects on the people who live in big cities. ... This will have disastrous affects for live on earth. ... Linda Hogan says the pots "held generations of life."... We see the cross as two inanimate boards, but she wants us to consider the life of the tree. ...

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Sinking into Dillard's Essay Throughout "Living like Weasels", Annie Dillard uses visual imagery and anecdotes to show the difference between the life of human beings and that of weasels, and to express her desire to live like weasels. ... Consequently, the different living environment causes the different life between humans and weasels. ... From the story of eagle, we can see that "weasels live in necessity". ... Dillard thinks that this kind of life is so pure, and it's what she desires. However, can human apply this way to live as weasels? ...

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Adam and Eve first lived in a garden (pastoral area) where life was easy and virtually free of thought or problem. ... This quote reinforces Thoreau's dislike of pastoral life, and the idea that people that live on the frontier and in the wild are happy, normal human beings. ... In this excerpt Thoreau again reinforces his dislike for city life. ... Living in the wilderness would force a person to live a different life style than that of the city folk. ... He believed that the wilderness was the life of the country. ...

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There are some ways of living that do not require understanding of some aspects of life. We are connected with certain relations among us, that we don't try to understand but still manage to communicate and spend our life with them. ... Simplicity of inner soul is not the same as the simplicity of our outside life in terms of our character and personality. ... The only way that we can be really satisfied and live in peace and harmony is by making our inside soul simple and peaceful. ... However, one solution is that, such a person can live close to natural resources that can produce everl...

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Because of the environment she lives in this type of situation is more likely to occur than if she lived in an upper-class neighborhood. ... Reality hit Esperanza when she lived on Loomis and a nun asked her if she lived in the house she pointed up to. ... Esperanza wants better things in her life, but doesn't have the tools necessary to have a more prosperous life than her parents have had. ... Two girls all raggedy live across the street. ... Esperanza's ugly environment is not one that anyone would want to live in, yet her family has no alternative choice. ...

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The planet is on life support. ... "Humans became oppressive and even destructive of other life forms. ... These are basic commodities that make life for humans a little easier. ... Right now, laws are set up to protect people and the comfortable world we live in. ... There is this image of people who live in trees, love everything, and are basically subdued from society. ...

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An ethic is a set of moral principles or guidelines by which people ought to live. ... So if we don't take care of the land and the sea the things we know and love today, that gives us the life we have, will be nonexistent. We must take care of this earth so that it can continue to provide us with the things to sustain life for all of God's creation. ... Numbers 35: 33-34 tells us that, "You shall not pollute the land in which you live... you shall not defile the land in which you live, in which I also dwell." ... Are we going to live a self-centered wasteful life that will inevit...

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It costs money to take children to a hospital, to live where an environment of house is house, and to buy food that family can eat enough. Money is most important element to make a life. A life plan in the future is needed to have a family successfully with thinking about economic and age. ... Of families, love to think about others is essential to live together. ... Many environments of families change how their children are, so parents should try to make best environment to be able to live comfortably. ...

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To many, immigration, the migration of people to a new area, is the beginning of a new life. ... Therefore, many people vacate their homeland to find an area that can provide a better economic life for them. ... The type of government one chooses to live under will effect that person's way of living until the organization changes or one decides to move. ... No matter how difficult it is for one to escape these natural disasters, many try to find areas to live where the probability of these tragedies is less likely. ... The economic, political, and environmental standpoints of a count...

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""When you've lived as long as I you"ll see that every human being has his shell and that you must take the shell into account"" (ln.1-2). ... Madame Merle believes that the metaphysical aspect of one's life reflects their character. Madame Merle uses the example of how one presents themselves through the garments they wear, the environment they live in, and the possessions they keep. ... Supporting Madame Merle's thoughts, my life is very much expressed in the way I dress, and the possessions I own. ... Similarly, like a bird's feathers, behind exterior objects, ther...

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Boone viewed the ongoing battles between the Indians and the white man as a necessary instrument ordained to settle the wilderness, but actually desired to live in peace with the Native Americans. After examining Boone's life and the trials and tribulations he experienced as a trailblazer for the westward movement, it becomes clear why he had an unspoken respect for the Indians. ... This is also mirrored in Boone's life. ... This too can also be compared to the life of the Indians. The Indians lived off the land, hunting and surviving the elements of nature. ...

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The concept of life is important in the Muslim religion. Life is given by God who creates life for each and life every person it is only God who has the right to take life back. No man should take another person's life. ... As a result, this aspect of right to live, if integrated in our daily life would change our societies drastically. ... The human race they shunned away all the good ways that God wanted him or her to life. ...

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Have you ever thought about how your children's and grandchildren's life will be in the future? ... One way to ensure greater life for the upcoming descendants is to preserving every element in our surroundings for them. ... Attempting to eliminate poverty around the world is another way to ensure better life for the future generation. "1 billion children live in poverty (1 in 2 children in the world). 640 millions live without adequate shelter; 400 millions have no access to safe water" (Anup Shah, 2014). ... In conclusion, current society should intensify their efforts to...

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I believe that the knowledge of sustainability I gained in this class will have a huge impact in my life. I can apply this knowledge to everyday life by taking action to make valuable things sustainable in my life. ... This is because it is better to have something that last long in our life. ... I probably think differently because I came from Thailand, a third world country, so I know how difficult life can be to live in a poor country. ... Overall, the knowledge I gained in this class will make my thought even stronger and I will try to live a more sustainable life....

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It is rapidly becoming a standard practice for creating the ideal environment in which to live and work. ... Properly applied, Feng Shui can result in improvements in the life of the individuals who occupy the property. ... Therefore, open space, lighting, and simple architecture is essential for Feng Shui to better improve your life. ... When they are balanced in your living quarters, your life is better balanced, and you are more likely to have what you want in life. ... Feng Shui can improve your life if practiced correctly. ...

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Natural - they lived with and in according to nature 2. ... Secure - there was a relatively easy life of hunting and gathering. ... Static - life was fairly easy but did not change. ... From life in the garden, humans evolved into life in the city. ... Threatening - because of the artificiality and deviousness, life is insecure, dangerous. ...

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I have gone from physically living in foreign cultures and then back to living the American life. ... I have moved from the south and then to the north and seen how different people are, even though they live in the same country. ... I believe my environment has both exposed me to the cultures of the world and made me examine my own life....

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Another career, similar to what ecologists study, is an Environmental Manager which is also vital to help create a better environment for people to live in. ... Since water is such an essential, yet scarce part of live everywhere on earth and is something that all living things need to survive, it is important that the freshwater that exists on the earth stays safe drink and use for all of the different purposes required in everyday life. ... A meteorologist is someone with specialized education who uses scientific principles to explain, understand, observe, or forecast the earths atmospheri...

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It was a battle on a daily basis to live and the wilderness was the main obstacle. In Modern society most Americans live in large cities. ... In modern society wilderness is not viewed as a threat to daily life anymore. ... This kind of unanticipated challenge would appeal to many people that are used to a set life and the fact that society always has an out. ...

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What are the inputs, outputs, and throughputs of the system model? Outputs, inputs, and throughputs are all important components of the Nepalese Village model. An output is when the information becomes useless and energy and matter are wasted. Inputs are things that enter a system, such as ene...

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Well, for starters, if there's no environment to live in, people won't have a whole heck of a lot to complain about or attempt to save. ... There"d be a decrease in plant life and trees that some may complain about. ... Now, I"m sure that some silly folks may balk at this thought, as if anyone would have the nerve to suggest this hair-brained scheme where animal life would plummet. ... It's not like there would be no animal life. ...

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In New York City, where I grew up, it is not uncommon to see many neat stacks of newspapers and magazines lined up in every block waiting to be shipped somewhere for a more useful life other than going to a landfill. ... Because we, who live in the United States, have a modern republic where the government is structured of, by and for the people, we have the responsibility of interacting with our government to bring about beneficial change. Our government must change with the rapidly changing times we live in. ... The attitudes they develop will shape the quality of life for all of us years ...

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Baron d'Holbach (1770) said "A person perceives that it is other people who are most necessary to the welfare of man. " Republican U.S president Theodore Roosevelt in a speech in 1903 said" it is all-essential to the continuance of our healthy national life that we should recognize this community of interest among our people. ... As an ethics of reciprocity; Ubuntu' implies love and respect for others,property and the environment we all live in and share together. ... Both human and animals, need clean water to live. ...

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