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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#4_3111565923 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: Reach out to someone. This could be your manager, a trusted friend or colleague, a counsellor or another support person. You could also access your employee assistance program (EAP), if you have one. For after-hours support, the 1800RESPECT telephone and online counselling services are available 24 hours a day for professionals to discuss the personal impact of working with people who have experienced violence. Find a way to escape physically and/or mentally e.g. reading, days off, holidays. walks, seeing friends
Rest – have some time with no goals e.g. taking naps, watching clouds, lying on the beach
Play – have fun and do things that make you laugh e.g. playing with children and pets, creative activities, watching a favourite comedy
A note on self-compassion: If you are working to help people and end up being witness to stories of abuse and violence, it’s good to remember that an emotional response is also a human one. While it’s important to maintain professional composure with your clients, emotional responses related to abuse and violence are natural and even appropriate. Staying in contact with how you feel and having self-compassion will help you to be resilient and sustain your work. Preventing burnout
To help prevent the symptoms of vicarious trauma and burnout from escalating or happening in the first place: | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467297918#5_3111567834 | Title: Vicarious trauma & burnout | The Lookout
Headings: Vicarious trauma & burnout
Vicarious trauma & burnout
Impacts of responding to family violence
Recognising the signs and symptoms of vicarious trauma
Recognising the signs and symptoms of burnout
How to protect yourself
Preventing burnout
Content: walks, seeing friends
Rest – have some time with no goals e.g. taking naps, watching clouds, lying on the beach
Play – have fun and do things that make you laugh e.g. playing with children and pets, creative activities, watching a favourite comedy
A note on self-compassion: If you are working to help people and end up being witness to stories of abuse and violence, it’s good to remember that an emotional response is also a human one. While it’s important to maintain professional composure with your clients, emotional responses related to abuse and violence are natural and even appropriate. Staying in contact with how you feel and having self-compassion will help you to be resilient and sustain your work. Preventing burnout
To help prevent the symptoms of vicarious trauma and burnout from escalating or happening in the first place: Utilise your team and managers for regular debriefing and other support
Find out if you have access to an employee assistance program (known as EAP) to access in times of need
Engage in reflective practice. This can be one-on-one with a trusted friend or your manager, counsellor or other support person (sometimes called ‘supervision’); with colleagues; or on your own e.g. by writing in a journal
Honour your scheduled breaks and annual leave
Evaluate your work space to ensure it is conducive to wellbeing – enough space for you and your colleagues to have lunch together, ‘chill-out’ spaces, lots of plants/flowers/colour/light. Be kind and supportive to your co-workers and make sure to celebrate achievements and birthdays to take time out | https://www.thelookout.org.au/family-violence-workers/self-care-family-violence-workers/vicarious-trauma-burnout |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#0_3111717402 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
Headings: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
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Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
Hayley Thompson July 9, 2020 4:56 pm
According to The New York Times, all states are not required to meet the academic content standards for social studies and American history, unlike the requirements for math and reading. Black history and slavery are not being taught properly in schools and outdated textbooks are still being used. States like Illinois and Florida have issued state laws on teaching black history in their schools. The laws require that African American contributions to U.S. history and the socio-economic struggles they experienced during the slave trade be a part of the schools’ curriculum. However, state legislators in Florida claim that there are no consequences for the schools that do not teach black history adequately. State lawmaker and member of Florida’s legislative black caucus, Geraldine Thompson, spoke to the Florida Phoenix about this issue: “ People are confusing celebrations and events and activities with instruction.” She asked local educators what they taught in regards to black history and they answered that they celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday. Celebrating MLK and Black History Month may be commendable, but it does not fulfill the requirements of black history in the school curriculum. This has been in Florida law for over 25 years and no one is being held accountable. | https://www.theloquitur.com/black-history-is-not-being-taught-properly-in-u-s-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#1_3111719585 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
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Content: State lawmaker and member of Florida’s legislative black caucus, Geraldine Thompson, spoke to the Florida Phoenix about this issue: “ People are confusing celebrations and events and activities with instruction.” She asked local educators what they taught in regards to black history and they answered that they celebrate Martin Luther King’s birthday. Celebrating MLK and Black History Month may be commendable, but it does not fulfill the requirements of black history in the school curriculum. This has been in Florida law for over 25 years and no one is being held accountable. In 2017, the Southern Poverty Law Center surveyed more than 1,700 U.S. social studies teachers, 1,000 U.S. high school seniors and inspected 12 popular U.S. history books to try and understand how black history is being taught and what is being learned by American students. According to The New York Times, here are their findings: “There was widespread slavery illiteracy among students. More than a third thought the Emancipation Proclamation formally ended slavery. ( It was actually the 13th Amendment)
Nearly 60 percent of teachers did not believe their textbook’s coverage of slavery was adequate.” | https://www.theloquitur.com/black-history-is-not-being-taught-properly-in-u-s-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#2_3111721448 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
Headings: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
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Content: In 2017, the Southern Poverty Law Center surveyed more than 1,700 U.S. social studies teachers, 1,000 U.S. high school seniors and inspected 12 popular U.S. history books to try and understand how black history is being taught and what is being learned by American students. According to The New York Times, here are their findings: “There was widespread slavery illiteracy among students. More than a third thought the Emancipation Proclamation formally ended slavery. ( It was actually the 13th Amendment)
Nearly 60 percent of teachers did not believe their textbook’s coverage of slavery was adequate.” A panel made up of the center’s staff, an independent education researcher with a background in middle school and high school education and a U.S. history professor with expertise in the history of slavery looked at how the 12 textbooks depicted enslavement. They evaluated the 12 textbooks with a 30-point rubric. “On average, the textbooks received a failing grade of 46 percent .” There is a horrible underlying truth to African American history and generations of educators have been unwilling to teach it in full because of fears of disturbing children. They are teaching about the “good” people who escaped to freedom but aren’t teaching about why they had to escape and why they were protesting in the first place. | https://www.theloquitur.com/black-history-is-not-being-taught-properly-in-u-s-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#3_3111723462 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
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Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
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Content: A panel made up of the center’s staff, an independent education researcher with a background in middle school and high school education and a U.S. history professor with expertise in the history of slavery looked at how the 12 textbooks depicted enslavement. They evaluated the 12 textbooks with a 30-point rubric. “On average, the textbooks received a failing grade of 46 percent .” There is a horrible underlying truth to African American history and generations of educators have been unwilling to teach it in full because of fears of disturbing children. They are teaching about the “good” people who escaped to freedom but aren’t teaching about why they had to escape and why they were protesting in the first place. It is important to know that black American history is American history. Students need to be taught about how slavery shaped the country and the lasting effects that it still has to this day, as well as how black Americans contributed to this country. Photo by Naval History and Heritage Command
The New York Times has created The 1619 Project in hopes to “reframe the country’s history by putting the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.” This project explores the plentiful contributions of black Americans throughout U.S. history, explaining that no aspect of the country has been untouched by black Americans and that a lot of aspects we all love today would not exist without them. To reframe American history, we must acknowledge the year 1619, when the first slaves were brought to America, as the nation’s birth year and not 1776. | https://www.theloquitur.com/black-history-is-not-being-taught-properly-in-u-s-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#4_3111725788 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
Headings: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools
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Content: It is important to know that black American history is American history. Students need to be taught about how slavery shaped the country and the lasting effects that it still has to this day, as well as how black Americans contributed to this country. Photo by Naval History and Heritage Command
The New York Times has created The 1619 Project in hopes to “reframe the country’s history by putting the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.” This project explores the plentiful contributions of black Americans throughout U.S. history, explaining that no aspect of the country has been untouched by black Americans and that a lot of aspects we all love today would not exist without them. To reframe American history, we must acknowledge the year 1619, when the first slaves were brought to America, as the nation’s birth year and not 1776. The mission of The 1619 Project is to reframe American history by educating Americans on true U.S. black history and to give educators the resources to teach it to their students. An editor’s note at the beginning of this project reads: “ American history cannot be told truthfully without a clear vision of how inhuman and immoral the treatment of black Americans has been. By acknowledging this shameful history, by trying hard to understand its powerful influence on the present, perhaps we can prepare ourselves for a more just future.” The New York Times has created a free curriculum for educators to use while teaching black history in their classrooms. | https://www.theloquitur.com/black-history-is-not-being-taught-properly-in-u-s-schools/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1467358125#5_3111728038 | Title: Black history is not being taught properly in U.S. schools – Loquitur
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Content: The mission of The 1619 Project is to reframe American history by educating Americans on true U.S. black history and to give educators the resources to teach it to their students. An editor’s note at the beginning of this project reads: “ American history cannot be told truthfully without a clear vision of how inhuman and immoral the treatment of black Americans has been. By acknowledging this shameful history, by trying hard to understand its powerful influence on the present, perhaps we can prepare ourselves for a more just future.” The New York Times has created a free curriculum for educators to use while teaching black history in their classrooms. Curriculums, guides and activities for students developed by the Pulitzer Center can be found here for free. These resources include lesson plans, summaries of all of the articles, an index of the historical terms used, suggested creative activities to engage students and opportunities to connect with The New York Times journalists from the project: The printed version of The 1619 Project (.PDF)
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Content: Curriculums, guides and activities for students developed by the Pulitzer Center can be found here for free. These resources include lesson plans, summaries of all of the articles, an index of the historical terms used, suggested creative activities to engage students and opportunities to connect with The New York Times journalists from the project: The printed version of The 1619 Project (.PDF)
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1468889644#0_3114917274 | Title: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
Headings: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services:
Obesity
Long Term Health Problems
Mental Problems
Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB:
High-Quality Meals
Hassle-Free
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Content: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
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In recent years, the government has cracked down on the quality of school lunches provided by public school lunch services, trying to provide America’s children with healthier options. In 2012, the government introduced some changes in their school lunch programs. There were some good updates like the inclusion of healthy fruits in the meal, lowering the quantity of sodium and fat in the meals, and also serving different kinds of meals to different grades of students. However, budget constraints and bureaucracy leave many kids with unappetizing, unripe, and overall unappealing options (if healthier). Because of this, many students skip lunch, eat less, or begrudgingly take the food, which is still often of lower quality and health standards than a growing child requires. The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services: Obesity
A big reason why there has been a steady increase in obese school students nowadays is in part because of unhealthy school meals. | https://www.thelunchmob.co/school-lunch-services-the-effects-of-unhealthy-school-lunches/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1468889644#1_3114919151 | Title: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
Headings: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services:
Obesity
Long Term Health Problems
Mental Problems
Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB:
High-Quality Meals
Hassle-Free
Variety
Content: There were some good updates like the inclusion of healthy fruits in the meal, lowering the quantity of sodium and fat in the meals, and also serving different kinds of meals to different grades of students. However, budget constraints and bureaucracy leave many kids with unappetizing, unripe, and overall unappealing options (if healthier). Because of this, many students skip lunch, eat less, or begrudgingly take the food, which is still often of lower quality and health standards than a growing child requires. The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services: Obesity
A big reason why there has been a steady increase in obese school students nowadays is in part because of unhealthy school meals. Almost one third of children in the USA are suffering from obesity. Although the government has recently regulated the calorie intake of the students, many are left unsatisfied but unappealing options and leave school only to binge on unhealthy snacks to make up for it. Long Term Health Problems
Obesity is not the only risk. Any student who consumes too much of fast and processed foods can develop a lot of serious problems in the future. The risk of suffering from heart diseases, diabetes, and even cancer will increase. | https://www.thelunchmob.co/school-lunch-services-the-effects-of-unhealthy-school-lunches/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1468889644#3_3114922717 | Title: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
Headings: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services:
Obesity
Long Term Health Problems
Mental Problems
Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB:
High-Quality Meals
Hassle-Free
Variety
Content: If the intake of vitamins and minerals is very low, then the students may end up getting tired and will struggle to take part in sports or physical activity only exacerbating the problem. Mental Problems
Unhealthy school lunches can also mentally affect your students. Students eating healthy foods are found to be academically brighter. Unhealthy lunches decrease brain power and can also cause memory loss. Poor eating habits can also affect a child’s sleeping patterns, which may influence the student’s behavior and academic performance. However, some school lunch services, such as THE LUNCH MOB, provide an alternative solution to the problem of unhealthy school lunches. THE LUNCH MOB provides school lunch services that are of the highest quality. Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB: High-Quality Meals
They always make sure that the lunch given to the students is of the highest quality and contains all the necessary vitamins and minerals. There are no trans fats or unnecessary preservatives in their meals. | https://www.thelunchmob.co/school-lunch-services-the-effects-of-unhealthy-school-lunches/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1468889644#4_3114924363 | Title: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
Headings: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services:
Obesity
Long Term Health Problems
Mental Problems
Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB:
High-Quality Meals
Hassle-Free
Variety
Content: However, some school lunch services, such as THE LUNCH MOB, provide an alternative solution to the problem of unhealthy school lunches. THE LUNCH MOB provides school lunch services that are of the highest quality. Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB: High-Quality Meals
They always make sure that the lunch given to the students is of the highest quality and contains all the necessary vitamins and minerals. There are no trans fats or unnecessary preservatives in their meals. All high quality ingredients are used. freshness and ripeness are of the highest concern so that meals are appealing while also providing key nutrients. The meals are also cooked in a healthy environment and the students will clearly be able to taste the difference once it’s lunch time. Hassle-Free
Their school lunch services includes everything from cooking, cleaning, delivery, and also billing. You don’t have to worry about anything. | https://www.thelunchmob.co/school-lunch-services-the-effects-of-unhealthy-school-lunches/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1468889644#5_3114925907 | Title: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches | The Lunch MOB
Headings: School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
School Lunch Services: The Effects of Unhealthy School Lunches
The biggest effects of unhealthy school lunch services:
Obesity
Long Term Health Problems
Mental Problems
Benefits of THE LUNCH MOB:
High-Quality Meals
Hassle-Free
Variety
Content: All high quality ingredients are used. freshness and ripeness are of the highest concern so that meals are appealing while also providing key nutrients. The meals are also cooked in a healthy environment and the students will clearly be able to taste the difference once it’s lunch time. Hassle-Free
Their school lunch services includes everything from cooking, cleaning, delivery, and also billing. You don’t have to worry about anything. This provides healthy meals to children while providing time to parents in the morning without having to hurriedly pack a meal. They also make sure that the food is delivered to the schools in clean containers. Variety
They have more than sixty different kinds of unique items. From their delicious soups to their healthy sandwiches, there is something for every student. They also have separate meals made for vegetarian students. | https://www.thelunchmob.co/school-lunch-services-the-effects-of-unhealthy-school-lunches/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1471989700#12_3122952727 | Title: Experience Death Valley In One Day: An Adventurous Itinerary For The Bold Roadtripper | The Mandagies
Headings: Experience Death Valley In One Day: An Adventurous Itinerary For The Bold Roadtripper
Experience Death Valley In One Day: An Adventurous Itinerary For The Bold Roadtripper
What To See In Death Valley In One Day
Where Is Death Valley National Park?
History of Death Valley National Park
How Death Valley Got Its Name
Best Attractions In Death Valley National Park
1. Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Other dunes to include on a trip in Death Valley:
2. Dante’s View
3. Badwater Basin
4. Zabriskie Point
5. Natural Bridge
The entire trail length is one mile.
6. Devil’s Golf Course
7. Furnace Creek
8. Father Crowley Overlook
Other Things To Do In Death Valley National Park
When Is The Best Time To Visit Death Valley?
Death Valley In One Day: Example Itinerary
Day 1:
Day 2:
Camping In Death Valley
Map of Things To See In Death Valley National Park
More Southwest Adventures
Content: Have fun! Try and taste the salt if you’re brave! 4. Zabriskie Point
Zabriskie Point is a viewpoint that displays a panoramic view of the eroding landscape of the Amargosa Range. This is an area of settled sediment from the ancient Furnace Creek lake bed, and the weather and rain slowly erode the delicate structure away. Thus creating the deep grooves you see today! The yellow and brown colors in the hills are different sand and sediments that settled on the bottom in layers many years ago. Coined as Death Valley’s “Badlands”, this area is a perfect pit stop while driving through Death Valley in one day. It’s an easy pullout from Highway 190. Love Photography? | https://www.themandagies.com/death-valley-in-one-day/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1473687168#0_3127104897 | Title: 10 Best Amazon Prime Shows to Stream Right Now (2021) | The Manual
Headings: 10 Amazon Prime Shows to Binge in 2021
10 Amazon Prime Shows to Binge in 2021
The Best Original Series on Amazon in 2021
The Boys
Catastrophe
Good Omens
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Phillip K Dick’s Electric Dreams
Red Oaks
The Tick
Undone
Upload
Sneaky Pete
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Content: 10 Best Amazon Prime Shows to Stream Right Now (2021) | The Manual
10 Amazon Prime Shows to Binge in 2021
The Best Original Series on Amazon in 2021
By Jacob Kienlen January 18, 2021
We’re in the age of binge-watching now more than ever. With everyone still mostly stuck inside, there’s not much else to do other than open up your streaming services and start browsing. But what happens when you run out of the best Netflix movies and original series to watch? You head on over to Amazon Prime and realize that there’s actually a plethora of great TV shows to watch with your Prime subscription. Below, we’ve highlighted some of the best Amazon Prime series to stream right now to help you out. We’ve also found Amazon Prime movies and the best Netflix shows to watch in 2021. The Boys
What happens when superheroes are actually just overpowered corporate villains in disguise? Amazon’s original series, The Boys, dives into just that. After losing his girlfriend to a drugged-out superhero accident, a young man named Hughie Campbell ends up on the wrong side of these powerful “heroes” with a group who is trying to take down the corrupt system once and for all. Total Episodes: | https://www.themanual.com/culture/best-amazon-prime-series/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1476635996#0_3135196062 | Title: WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It? | The Manual
Headings: WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It?
WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It?
Editors' Recommendations
Content: WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It? | The Manual
WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It? By Jahla Seppanen April 16, 2018
Palmini
While zoodles (zucchini noodles) enjoy their heyday as a nutritious way to substitute veggies for traditional flour pasta, vegetable lovers, vegans, and Paleo diet followers will be excited to hear there’s a new noodle in town, and it’s made — of all things — from palm trees. Say what? Hearts of palm, which in their raw form look like un-fried, fat mozzarella sticks, are harvested from the inner core and growing buds of certain palm trees. These 100-percent edible cores are firm (like linguini noodles) and hyper nutritious. When cut and cooked the right way, it’s hard to tell you’re not eating pasta. Better still, the flavor is reminiscent of an artichoke, which is also great for your pasta plate. Only a handful of companies have begun canning hearts of palm noodles for us to substitute in our spaghetti, lasagna, and stroganoff. Brazilian-based Harvest Palm is one, which now offers palm tree pasta to U.S. consumers after turning on a pair of traveling American brothers that went crazy over the taste and health benefits. | https://www.themanual.com/food-and-drink/what-is-heart-of-palm-pasta-noodles/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1476635996#6_3135204386 | Title: WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It? | The Manual
Headings: WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It?
WTF is Heart of Palm Pasta and Why Should You Try It?
Editors' Recommendations
Content: Rinse again and you’ll find that the odor is diffused. ( You can thank Palmini for this tip.) Hearts of palm noodles also work in other noodle-based dishes (not just Italian!) like Pad Thai. For a more traditional recipe, try this Palmini and Homemade Pesto dish. One bonus of using hearts of palm instead of noodles is you won’t have to worry about limp, too-soft noodles if they’re cooked too long. All you need to do is warm up the canned palm and voila! Editors' Recommendations
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#0_3156174033 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
Headings: Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Cooking Instructions
Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
Content: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Sirloin Tip Roast
Flavor: 3 Out Of 5
Alternative Names: Barbecue Roast, Ball Tip Roast, Bald Tip Roast, Tip Roast, French Roll Roast, Knuckle Roast
Sirloin Tip
Sirloin Tip Roast
Sirloin tip also called round tip roast has a tasty mild flavor that can be purchased at a reasonable price. It is a lean roast that can be cut into countless items from kabobs to stewing beef and many supermarkets split it down the middle with each half tied into smaller roast. Although less tender than top sirloin or loin roast, the beef round tip roast can be quite tasty and is suitable for dry roasting but can be dry if overcooked and should be sliced thin. To bring out additional flavor and produce a more buttery texture you can dry age the roast for a few days. Age the sirloin tip in the refrigerator by leaving it uncovered on a wire rack over a pan to catch the drippings for at least a day or as long as 3-4 days. When you are ready to cook the roast, trim off any dried pieces after the aging. It is common for a roast to lose 5%-15% of its weight during the aging. Cooking Instructions
Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
A low temperature of 250 degrees will cook the meat evenly through from the center to the outer edge without any drying out, leaving the meat tender and juicy. | https://www.themeatsource.com/sirlointiproast.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#1_3156175759 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
Headings: Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Sirloin Tip Roast
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Cooking Instructions
Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
Content: To bring out additional flavor and produce a more buttery texture you can dry age the roast for a few days. Age the sirloin tip in the refrigerator by leaving it uncovered on a wire rack over a pan to catch the drippings for at least a day or as long as 3-4 days. When you are ready to cook the roast, trim off any dried pieces after the aging. It is common for a roast to lose 5%-15% of its weight during the aging. Cooking Instructions
Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
A low temperature of 250 degrees will cook the meat evenly through from the center to the outer edge without any drying out, leaving the meat tender and juicy. You might be concerned about the possibility of bacteria and it has been shown that this way of cooking is actually safe but to have piece of mind there is a way to solve this and at the same time give the roast a nice brown surface. Bacteria grows from the outside and a way to get rid of bacteria is to sear the roast first. Searing the roast will seal in the juices leaving your sirloin tip recipes looking very appealing when being served. 1. An hour before cooking, remove the sirloin tip roast from the refrigerator to bring to room temperature. | https://www.themeatsource.com/sirlointiproast.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#2_3156177305 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
Headings: Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Cooking Instructions
Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
Content: You might be concerned about the possibility of bacteria and it has been shown that this way of cooking is actually safe but to have piece of mind there is a way to solve this and at the same time give the roast a nice brown surface. Bacteria grows from the outside and a way to get rid of bacteria is to sear the roast first. Searing the roast will seal in the juices leaving your sirloin tip recipes looking very appealing when being served. 1. An hour before cooking, remove the sirloin tip roast from the refrigerator to bring to room temperature. 2. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees and set the rack to the lower middle position. Take a heavy bottomed roasting pan or Cast-Iron Skillet , set on stove top and heat the pan or skillet to medium-high. Once the pan is hot sear the roast on all sides 1½-2 minutes per side for about 6-8 minutes total time. 3. | https://www.themeatsource.com/sirlointiproast.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#3_3156178538 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
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Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
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Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
Content: 2. Preheat the oven to 250 degrees and set the rack to the lower middle position. Take a heavy bottomed roasting pan or Cast-Iron Skillet , set on stove top and heat the pan or skillet to medium-high. Once the pan is hot sear the roast on all sides 1½-2 minutes per side for about 6-8 minutes total time. 3. Carefully remove the roast, set a wire rack in center of the roasting pan and place roast fat side up on the rack. Season with salt and pepper and generously sprinkle your favorite seasonings, such as onion or garlic powder etc. Cloves of garlic may be used cut in half lengthwise and with a small knife cut small slits into the top of the sirloin tip roast and insert the garlic clove halves into the roast. 4. Transfer the pot to the oven and cook, uncovered until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the roast registers 130-140 degrees, about 1-2 hours depending on size and shape. | https://www.themeatsource.com/sirlointiproast.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#4_3156179832 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
Headings: Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
Sirloin Tip Roast
(Round Tip Roast)
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Sirloin Tip Roast Recipe
Content: Carefully remove the roast, set a wire rack in center of the roasting pan and place roast fat side up on the rack. Season with salt and pepper and generously sprinkle your favorite seasonings, such as onion or garlic powder etc. Cloves of garlic may be used cut in half lengthwise and with a small knife cut small slits into the top of the sirloin tip roast and insert the garlic clove halves into the roast. 4. Transfer the pot to the oven and cook, uncovered until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the roast registers 130-140 degrees, about 1-2 hours depending on size and shape. Check the temperature 45 minutes to 1 hour after entering the oven. 5. Remove the sirloin tip roast from oven and tent with foil. Let it rest at least 15- 20 minutes to allow the juices to redistribute themselves evenly throughout the roast. Cut twine off roast and cut across the grain into thin slices. | https://www.themeatsource.com/sirlointiproast.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1485729127#5_3156181118 | Title: Sirloin Tip Roast (Round Tip) - How To Cook
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Content: Check the temperature 45 minutes to 1 hour after entering the oven. 5. Remove the sirloin tip roast from oven and tent with foil. Let it rest at least 15- 20 minutes to allow the juices to redistribute themselves evenly throughout the roast. Cut twine off roast and cut across the grain into thin slices. If the twine is tied correctly it should run across the grain, so just cut in the same direction the twine was tied. INSTANT-READ THERMOMETER #1 Best Seller
Below is a cooking chart for beef roast. Remember you should always use an instant-read thermometer to check the doneness of a roast. The internal temperature will rise about 5-10 degrees during resting time, remove the roast 5-10 degrees before desired doneness. Doneness
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Meat Thermometer Reading
Rare
Red with cold, soft center
125-130 degrees
Medium-Rare
Red with warm, somewhat firm center
135-140 degrees
Medium
Pink and firm throughout
140-150 degrees
Medium-well
Pink line in center, quite firm
150-155 degrees
Well-done
Gray-brown throughout and completely firm
160-165 degrees
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Justice is one of the four pillars of ethics – but what exactly does it mean? And how might this come up in your Medical School interview? What is Justice? Justice – in the context of medical ethics – is the principle that when weighing up if something is ethical or not, we have to think about whether it’s compatible with the law, the patient’s rights, and if it’s fair and balanced. It also means that we must ensure no one is unfairly disadvantaged when it comes to access to healthcare. Justice is one reason why the NHS has certain entitlements, such as free prescriptions for lower-income individuals. Justice Example
One of the easiest ways to understand justice is with an example. Patients suspected of having cancer are prioritised within the NHS, with the maximum waiting time for referral being two weeks (as opposed to 18 weeks for non-urgent referrals). | https://www.themedicportal.com/application-guide/medical-school-interview/medical-ethics/justice/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1490369894#11_3167328577 | Title: Why Adults Are Better Learners Than Children - The Metalearners
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Content: What you as a parent or teacher can do is to teach your child/student the basic concepts on how learning works and assist them in making the transition in how they learn. In case your children or students are already past that age, now is the best time to act. Direct them to the resources that will teach them how to learn. Don’t forget, though, that adults are self-directed and internally motivated learners, so you shouldn’t push them. Instead, just let them know why this knowledge is important and how it is relevant and applicable to their lives. Conclusion
The differences in how children and adults learn can be a very useful guide on understanding how to shift your attitude and mindset about learning. Utilize the concepts and advice in this article to shift your habits on learning to the ones that are best for your status and age. Call to Action
By understanding how you can learn best, regardless of your age, you will see a great improvement in your learning process. I’d love to hear from you about your achievements and/or struggles. Post on the Facebook group, or contact me directly! | https://www.themetalearners.com/why-adults-are-better-learners-than-children/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1493084330#4_3173987810 | Title: DIY Frankincense & Myrrh Essential Oil Recipes - The Miracle of Essential Oils
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Content: It also strengthens your gums and prevents premature loss of teeth. 3. Astringent Property
The astringent property of frankincense oil is also remarkable. It helps to deep clean your face, removes traces of oil and germ build up in the clogged pores. Frankincense also tones your face at the same time. Where to Buy Frankincense Essential Oil
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Myrrh is a sap-like substance which comes out from the bark of Commiphora myrrha tree. The oil is the resin of this plant and chemist extracts it after cutting the trunk region. After the resin exudes, it dries up with a brief period and looks like tears on the bark of the tree. The plant is widespread in Africa and Middle East countries, and it is related to frankincense family plants. Myrrh is noted for its white flowers and knotted trunk, which sometimes take a twisted form. | https://www.themiracleofessentialoils.com/frankincense-and-myrrh-essential-oil-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1493084330#5_3173989344 | Title: DIY Frankincense & Myrrh Essential Oil Recipes - The Miracle of Essential Oils
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Myrrh is a sap-like substance which comes out from the bark of Commiphora myrrha tree. The oil is the resin of this plant and chemist extracts it after cutting the trunk region. After the resin exudes, it dries up with a brief period and looks like tears on the bark of the tree. The plant is widespread in Africa and Middle East countries, and it is related to frankincense family plants. Myrrh is noted for its white flowers and knotted trunk, which sometimes take a twisted form. Chemists extract the oil after steam distillation of the sap. What Are the Benefits Myrrh Essential Oil? Let us now have a look at the health benefits of Myrrh essential oil: 1. Potent Antioxidant
The Journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology (2010) has proved that Myrrh oil has potent antioxidant properties. | https://www.themiracleofessentialoils.com/frankincense-and-myrrh-essential-oil-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1493084330#6_3173990884 | Title: DIY Frankincense & Myrrh Essential Oil Recipes - The Miracle of Essential Oils
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Content: Chemists extract the oil after steam distillation of the sap. What Are the Benefits Myrrh Essential Oil? Let us now have a look at the health benefits of Myrrh essential oil: 1. Potent Antioxidant
The Journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology (2010) has proved that Myrrh oil has potent antioxidant properties. It helps to neutralize the harmful free radicals present in your body and prevents the occurrence of deadly diseases including cancer, especially the gynecological ones, like cervical and ovarian cancers. 2. Antibacterial and Antifungal Properties
Myrrh oil has remarkable antibacterial and antifungal properties which make it a most sought-after oil to treat fungal irritations like athlete’s foot, ringworm, and acne. It is effective against a specific type of bacteria like S. aureus. When we use this oil along with frankincense oil, the antibacterial property gets amplified. | https://www.themiracleofessentialoils.com/frankincense-and-myrrh-essential-oil-recipes/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499335533#0_3189053954 | Title: Why It Is Unfair to Teach Creationism in Public Schools
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In the United States, many fundamentalist Christians support teaching creationism side-by-side with evolution in public schools in order to provide a balance of perspectives. After all, they claim, it is only fair. The problem with this argument is that it is actually not fair to balance evolution with creationism in science curricula, because creationism is not subject to scientific enquiry. It is a matter of faith. Besides, some religions teach creation stories different from the Christian one, and it is unfair to teach Christian creationism but not, for example, Hindu creationism. A similar argument was made in a recent editorial in Hilltop Views, a student newspaper published by the School of Humanities at St. Edward's University, in Austin, Texas. In that article, the author, Bailee Perkins, gives at least two major reasons why it is unfair to teach creationism alongside evolution: first, creationism cannot be tested scientifically, because the concept on which it rests God itself cannot be tested scientifically; second, if Christian values and principles should be taught, so should the values and principles of Islam, Jainism, paganism, and other religions, but this may prove daunting and unrealistic. With these points in mind, let us pretend we are conversing with a creationist who avidly supports the teaching of creationism in public schools. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499335533#1_3189055916 | Title: Why It Is Unfair to Teach Creationism in Public Schools
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Content: A similar argument was made in a recent editorial in Hilltop Views, a student newspaper published by the School of Humanities at St. Edward's University, in Austin, Texas. In that article, the author, Bailee Perkins, gives at least two major reasons why it is unfair to teach creationism alongside evolution: first, creationism cannot be tested scientifically, because the concept on which it rests God itself cannot be tested scientifically; second, if Christian values and principles should be taught, so should the values and principles of Islam, Jainism, paganism, and other religions, but this may prove daunting and unrealistic. With these points in mind, let us pretend we are conversing with a creationist who avidly supports the teaching of creationism in public schools. The conversation might go something like this: "It is only fair to teach creationism alongside evolution in public schools, because this provides a balance of perspectives." But a balance of perspectives must be fair in order to be valid; otherwise, it is like comparing apples with oranges. It is unfair to teach creationism alongside evolution in public school science classes because creationism presupposes the existence of a divine creator or higher power, which is not scientifically testable, whereas evolution deals with natural physical properties which are scientifically testable. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: The conversation might go something like this: "It is only fair to teach creationism alongside evolution in public schools, because this provides a balance of perspectives." But a balance of perspectives must be fair in order to be valid; otherwise, it is like comparing apples with oranges. It is unfair to teach creationism alongside evolution in public school science classes because creationism presupposes the existence of a divine creator or higher power, which is not scientifically testable, whereas evolution deals with natural physical properties which are scientifically testable. Creationism requires only faith to be believable; evolution, however, must satisfy the demands of the scientific method to be believable. It is unfair to compare creationism to evolution when the standard being used is the scientific method. Thus, comparing creationism with evolution is not a fair balance of perspectives. In fact, religious faith allows a person to claim that something is true just because they have faith in it. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: Creationism requires only faith to be believable; evolution, however, must satisfy the demands of the scientific method to be believable. It is unfair to compare creationism to evolution when the standard being used is the scientific method. Thus, comparing creationism with evolution is not a fair balance of perspectives. In fact, religious faith allows a person to claim that something is true just because they have faith in it. It is a sophistic way of allowing a person to be right all of the time for no actual, provable reason. And that is not a level playing field. Religious faith may be a fair opponent on its own turf, but not on the field of provable hypotheses. After all, science classes are supposed to play by the rules of the scientific method. Thus, we can see that using faith as a standard for truth gives an arbitrary, unfair advantage to creationists in a game that is not meant to be played by their rules in the first place. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499335533#4_3189060536 | Title: Why It Is Unfair to Teach Creationism in Public Schools
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Content: It is a sophistic way of allowing a person to be right all of the time for no actual, provable reason. And that is not a level playing field. Religious faith may be a fair opponent on its own turf, but not on the field of provable hypotheses. After all, science classes are supposed to play by the rules of the scientific method. Thus, we can see that using faith as a standard for truth gives an arbitrary, unfair advantage to creationists in a game that is not meant to be played by their rules in the first place. "But that problem can easily be solved: we can teach the creation stories of other world religions and faith traditions alongside Christian creationism." But where does it end? How many religions must be included in a creationist curriculum? If we teach the creation story of one religion, we must teach the creation story of every other religion, because this would only be fair. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: But where do they all fit in? Allowing creationism to be taught in the classroom is a slippery slope: eventually, we would have to accommodate every creation myth under the sun, and if we include Hindu, Buddhist, and Hopi in addition to the creation story in Genesis, we would be forced to sacrifice class time devoted to core secular subjects that American students lag behind in such as math, science, and logic. Public schools, in essence, would become more like seminaries or religious philosophy schools, and they would lack comprehensive coverage of all of the arts and sciences. It seems, then, that the most practical solution to this problem is to keep creationism out of public schools altogether. Besides, if parents want their children to learn about creationism, why don't they just teach it to them at home, or take them to a church sermon or Sunday school? Meanwhile, nonreligious students get to keep their right to freedom from religion in a secular public school domain. This seems like a fair compromise. "But most people in American public schools are Christian", the creationist will counter, "so the will of the Christian majority should rule out over the will of the non-Christian minority." First, this is a logical fallacy known as argumentum ad populum, which states that something must be right because it is popular. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: Besides, if parents want their children to learn about creationism, why don't they just teach it to them at home, or take them to a church sermon or Sunday school? Meanwhile, nonreligious students get to keep their right to freedom from religion in a secular public school domain. This seems like a fair compromise. "But most people in American public schools are Christian", the creationist will counter, "so the will of the Christian majority should rule out over the will of the non-Christian minority." First, this is a logical fallacy known as argumentum ad populum, which states that something must be right because it is popular. It is like saying that you should smoke just because all of your friends do. A scientific hypothesis gains privilege not because of how many people believe in it, but by how well it withstands the test of objective verification. If we do not yet know which hypothesis is superior, we must start out by treating them all as equal. For, in the end, the majority might have their facts wrong. Second, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution was created largely with the intent of protecting minorities from tyranny of the majority (cf. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499335533#9_3189068202 | Title: Why It Is Unfair to Teach Creationism in Public Schools
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Content: Thomas Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptist Association ). It is redundant to push for protection of the majority when the majority, due to their sheer numbers, do not need it. That is why constitutional rights are put in place for those who need them. Christians are not being persecuted in America if anything, Muslims are. Christians even get to put up the Ten Commandments in some Virginia schools (because, they say, most people in the community hold those values). There would be an uproar if a passage from one of the Quranic suras was placed on a public school wall. When Christians start to be persecuted, then they can invoke the First Amendment. In summary, teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools does not provide a fair balance of perspectives. The first reason for this is that creationism is not a testable hypothesis, whereas evolution is. This creates an unfair advantage for creationism over evolution in a field (science) in which all hypotheses are expected to be testable, in accordance with the scientific method. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: There would be an uproar if a passage from one of the Quranic suras was placed on a public school wall. When Christians start to be persecuted, then they can invoke the First Amendment. In summary, teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools does not provide a fair balance of perspectives. The first reason for this is that creationism is not a testable hypothesis, whereas evolution is. This creates an unfair advantage for creationism over evolution in a field (science) in which all hypotheses are expected to be testable, in accordance with the scientific method. The second reason why it is unfair to teach creationism in public schools is that it largely reflects Christian beliefs (in the U.S. at least), and it is unfair to teach Christian beliefs but not other religious beliefs. And it is impractical to teach all religious beliefs. So creationists should stop arguing that teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools provides a fair balance of perspectives. It does not. It is a shrewd and Machiavellian way of weaseling in an unfair preponderance of perspectives. | https://www.themonastery.org/blog/why-it-is-unfair-to-teach-creationism-in-public-schools |
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Content: The second reason why it is unfair to teach creationism in public schools is that it largely reflects Christian beliefs (in the U.S. at least), and it is unfair to teach Christian beliefs but not other religious beliefs. And it is impractical to teach all religious beliefs. So creationists should stop arguing that teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools provides a fair balance of perspectives. It does not. It is a shrewd and Machiavellian way of weaseling in an unfair preponderance of perspectives. Source: Hilltop Views
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msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499357567#2_3189104724 | Title: History of Same Sex Marriage
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Content: However, due to their inability to produce offspring, they could not constitute a marriage the same way that one man and one woman, or one man with many women could. Throughout the Middle Ages, people began placing special emphasis on procreation as Judeo-Christian beliefs became more widespread. Not only were extramarital relationships of any kind no longer tolerated, but they were suddenly deemed immoral and punishable. This included same-sex relationships, though any non-procreative sexual act was considered sodomy, even those between partners of opposite genders. By the modern era, marriage had evolved yet again. Property and procreation were no longer considered the primary reasons for a union. The infertile and elderly could enjoy the right, along with couples that didn’t want children. With the women’s liberation movement, relationships between heterosexual couples became much more egalitarian, allowing for deviation from traditional gender roles. Today, marriage is largely centered around love, commitment, and companionship. Same-sex couples can readily fit that definition, and that is exactly what was argued before the Supreme Court in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges that resulted in marriage equality becoming the law of the land in the United States in 2015. | https://www.themonastery.org/history-same-sex-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499357567#3_3189106459 | Title: History of Same Sex Marriage
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The Fight at Home for Marriage Equality
Victory! Free at Last
Content: Property and procreation were no longer considered the primary reasons for a union. The infertile and elderly could enjoy the right, along with couples that didn’t want children. With the women’s liberation movement, relationships between heterosexual couples became much more egalitarian, allowing for deviation from traditional gender roles. Today, marriage is largely centered around love, commitment, and companionship. Same-sex couples can readily fit that definition, and that is exactly what was argued before the Supreme Court in the case of Obergefell v. Hodges that resulted in marriage equality becoming the law of the land in the United States in 2015. Historical Same-Sex Precedence
A few Supreme Court Justices challenged the existence of societies that accepted and recognized gay unions during the Obergefell v. Hodges case. Chief Justice John Roberts declared, “Every definition that I looked up, prior to about a dozen years ago, defined marriage as a unity between a man and a woman as husband and wife,” ignoring many Biblical accounts of revered men of faith having several wives. The late Justice Antonin Scalia asked, “But I don’t know of any - do you know of any society, prior to the Netherlands in 2001, that permitted same-sex marriage?” While Scalia may have had a wealth of legal knowledge, he clearly didn’t do his research in this case. Indeed, there are numerous examples of same-sex marriages throughout history, though different cultures have different conceptions of “marriage” itself. | https://www.themonastery.org/history-same-sex-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499357567#9_3189116388 | Title: History of Same Sex Marriage
Headings: History of Same Sex Marriage
History of Same Sex Marriage
Jump Ahead:
Historical Same-Sex Precedence
Greco-Roman
Indigenous Peoples
The Fight at Home for Marriage Equality
Victory! Free at Last
Content: In parts of pre-colonial Africa, some groups allowed women to wed other women. This was an option available to widows that didn’t want to remarry a man or be absorbed into her late husband’s family. Interestingly enough, inheritance and family lineage were attached to these same-sex marriages and it was even considered normal for these women to raise children together. The Fight at Home for Marriage Equality
By the 19th Century, heterosexuality was seen as the default orientation and was heavily reinforced in societal norms and laws. Anti-sodomy laws took effect (though these were rarely enforced for heterosexual couples) and violence was regularly perpetuated against known gays and lesbians. In the United States, homosexuality was viewed as a mental illness. Men and women were subjected to cruel electro-shock therapy in attempts to “cure” them and in some extreme cases, chemical castration was employed. Gays and lesbians suffered from such a compromised social status that many had learned to hide or outright deny that fundamental aspect of their identity. They would sometimes enter into heterosexual marriages as a cover for their true orientation. This was an easy alternative because as long as a union was comprised of a man and a woman, nobody cared about it being sanctified or genuine, despite these being touted as paramount to a legal union . | https://www.themonastery.org/history-same-sex-marriage |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499472803#6_3189369775 | Title: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects] - The Money Boy
Headings: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
Table of Contents show
What is Impulse Buying?
What Causes Impulse Buying?
1. We love to shop
2. Availability of credit cards
3. Living without a budget
4. Attractive presentation of goods
5. Emphasize Scarcity to Manipulate Buyers
6. Upsell and Cross sell
7. Delayed Cost
8. Stalker Ads
Stay ahead in your financial journey by taking advantage of our most recommended tools and resources
Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
2. A Cluttered Home
3. Debt Snowball
Spur of the moment impulse purchases can disrupt a consumer’s financial stability.
Final Thoughts
My top recommendations to help you stop impulse buying it its tracks.
Content: We love to shop
Something about bringing home something shiny and new never gets old. It’s human nature, right? Not quite so. If you think about it, this materialistic characteristic is ingrained in us from a very young age. Starting from childhood, parents, relatives, and friends gift us new things for pretty much any special occasion; No festival or celebration goes by without the exchanging of gifts. It’s practically ritual. This ends up creating a psychological connection between new things and happiness. Many people claim to shop because it truly brings them joy. Once you fall into the habit of deriving happiness from shopping and material items, it can be very hard to break away. | https://www.themoneyboy.com/impulse-buying-causes-and-effects/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499472803#21_3189397785 | Title: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects] - The Money Boy
Headings: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
Table of Contents show
What is Impulse Buying?
What Causes Impulse Buying?
1. We love to shop
2. Availability of credit cards
3. Living without a budget
4. Attractive presentation of goods
5. Emphasize Scarcity to Manipulate Buyers
6. Upsell and Cross sell
7. Delayed Cost
8. Stalker Ads
Stay ahead in your financial journey by taking advantage of our most recommended tools and resources
Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
2. A Cluttered Home
3. Debt Snowball
Spur of the moment impulse purchases can disrupt a consumer’s financial stability.
Final Thoughts
My top recommendations to help you stop impulse buying it its tracks.
Content: Stalker Ads
If you are on the internet, you have probably experienced creepily personalized advertisements. Let’s say you’re looking at watches for your wife’s birthday. Now, all of a sudden, watch ads start popping up on your computer, your phone, your social media, and even random websites. Technologies such as web cookies are collecting information about our browsing activities from site to site [2]. Ad companies and marketers analyze these data and target us across all our devices. Because of these highly personalized ads, people are more likely to see something they are willing to purchase. In addition to this, people are much more willing to buy an item after they have seen multiple advertisements for that item [3]. Stay ahead in your financial journey by taking advantage of our most recommended tools and resources
Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
This is probably the only positive benefit of impulse buying. The satisfaction of owning something desirable, though short-lived, is a fulfilling experience. | https://www.themoneyboy.com/impulse-buying-causes-and-effects/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1499472803#22_3189399893 | Title: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects] - The Money Boy
Headings: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
Table of Contents show
What is Impulse Buying?
What Causes Impulse Buying?
1. We love to shop
2. Availability of credit cards
3. Living without a budget
4. Attractive presentation of goods
5. Emphasize Scarcity to Manipulate Buyers
6. Upsell and Cross sell
7. Delayed Cost
8. Stalker Ads
Stay ahead in your financial journey by taking advantage of our most recommended tools and resources
Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
2. A Cluttered Home
3. Debt Snowball
Spur of the moment impulse purchases can disrupt a consumer’s financial stability.
Final Thoughts
My top recommendations to help you stop impulse buying it its tracks.
Content: Because of these highly personalized ads, people are more likely to see something they are willing to purchase. In addition to this, people are much more willing to buy an item after they have seen multiple advertisements for that item [3]. Stay ahead in your financial journey by taking advantage of our most recommended tools and resources
Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
This is probably the only positive benefit of impulse buying. The satisfaction of owning something desirable, though short-lived, is a fulfilling experience. On the other hand, there is a much greater chance that your purchase will go unused for the majority of the time it is in your possession. 2. A Cluttered Home
When you bring random items into your home that does not have a set purpose, they usually end up being set on the desk or tossed in the corner. It doesn’t take much to clutter up a house. Even in my first very small Seattle apartment, I managed to fill my rooms with items that did nothing more than take up space. | https://www.themoneyboy.com/impulse-buying-causes-and-effects/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1501552349#5_3193800349 | Title: Equal rights for women — a history | Haywood History | themountaineer.com
Headings: Equal rights for women — a history
Pisgah / Tuscola Cash Clash
Equal rights for women — a history
Competing issues
The movement splits
Amendment passes
Equal Rights Amendment
4 remaining of 5
Thank you for reading!
Content: One faction focused on passing a national suffrage amendment, while the other concentrated on getting the vote one state at a time. Amendment passes
In the latter part of the 19th century things started to change. A wife could keep her own paycheck in most states. More colleges opened their doors to women, and many started to work outside the home. Temperance movement leaders realized that without the vote they were going to get nowhere on their main issue, so they joined the suffrage cause. By 1900, four western states had given women the vote, and a majority of American men and women supported female suffrage. More than 1.5 million women entered the workforce during World War I, becoming more independent economically and socially, and more active politically. Militant suffrage groups organized continuous picketing of the White House, resulting in hundreds of arrests. When some of those jailed went on a hunger strike they were force-fed using rubber tubes; the resulting negative publicity created even more sympathy for the cause. | https://www.themountaineer.com/news/haywood_history/equal-rights-for-women-a-history/article_f32e6b36-291d-11ea-a5fc-cf1fb763ba1d.html |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1506552332#11_3206165253 | Title: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can… | The Muse
Headings: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
Career Classes
1. Managing Your Career: Lynda, Free with membership
2. Build Your Personal Brand in 4 Easy Steps: Udemy, $149
3. Land That Promotion: Muse University, Free
4. Career Academy: Eat Your Career, $27/month
5. How to Get a Job Using Social Media: Muse University, Free
Communication Classes
6. Heroic Public Speaking: CreativeLive, $99
7. On-Camera Training: Mediabistro, $179
8. Negotiation Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
9. Pitching Projects and Products to Executives: Lynda, Free with membership
10. The Secrets of Body Language, Udemy, $49
Design Classes
11. Learn InDesign: Layouts, Type, and Images: Skillshare, $20
12. Web Design Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
13. Wireframing: The First Steps of Web Design: Skillshare, $20
14. Slides That Rock: Create an Awesome Presentation About Your Company, Product, or Service: Skillshare, $25
15. How to Design a Brand: CreatorUp, $40
Entrepreneurship Classes
16. Entrepreneurship & Business Course: iTunes, Free
17. How to Build a Startup: Udacity, Free
18. 21 Critical Lessons for Entrepreneurs: Udemy, Free
19. How to Develop a Venture-Worthy Business Model: General Assembly, $25
20. Minimum Viable Product: Launch Your Startup Idea for Less Than 1K: Skillshare, Free
Management Classes
21. Having Difficult Conversations: Lynda, Free with membership
22. Management 101: Muse University, Free
23. What Great Bosses Know: iTunes, Free
24. Managing Teams: Lynda, Free with membership
25. Managing for People Who Hate Managing: American Management Association, Free
Marketing Classes
26. Content Marketing for New Marketers: Create Your First Content Strategy: General Assembly, Free with membership
27. Growth Hacking: Lean Marketing for Startups: Udemy, $49
28. Building an Integrated Online Marketing Plan: Lynda, Free with membership
29. SEO 101: Hubspot, Free
30. How to Understand Your Buyers: 5 Insights for Better Marketing: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Project Management & Productivity Classes
31. Up and Running With Basecamp: Lynda, Free with membership
32. Project Management: Essential Tools and Techniques: Udemy, Free
33. Project Management Best Practices: General Assembly, $25
34. How to Pick a Project Management App: General Assembly, $25
35. Hack Your Work Life: Muse University, Free
Tech Classes
36. Build a HTML and CSS Website From Scratch: Skillshare, $40
37. Google’s Python Class: Google, Free
38. The Django Book: Free
39. Rails for Zombies: Free
40. JavaScript: CodeSchool, Free
41. Get Started Working With Git: Skillcrush, Free
42. Codecademy: Free
43. Getting Started With Google Analytics: Udemy, Free
44. Program iPhone Apps: Become an iPhone Developer: Skillshare, $49
45. Advanced Excel: Udemy, $99
Writing Classes
46. How to Write Killer Content for Your Website: Ragan, $29.95
47. Write Less, Say More: Produce Powerful Written Communication: Udemy, $149
48. Copy Editing: Mediabistro, $179
49. Personal Essay Writing for Digital Media: How to Grab Your Readers’ Attention: Skillshare, $25
50. 8 Steps to Discovering and Creating Content Your Audience Will Love: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Photo of professional development materials courtesy of Shutterstock.
Content: 14. Slides That Rock: Create an Awesome Presentation About Your Company, Product, or Service: Skillshare, $25
Perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to communicate more effectively, this class will show you how to design attractive slides that will make people stop and listen. 15. How to Design a Brand: CreatorUp, $40
Do you have a business, but no branding? Learn how to define your brand strategy, discover your unique identity, conceptualize a powerful logo, and utilize your branding effectively. Entrepreneurship Classes
16. Entrepreneurship & Business Course: | https://www.themuse.com/advice/50-cheap-professional-development-classes-anyone-can-take |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1506552332#25_3206226943 | Title: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can… | The Muse
Headings: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
Career Classes
1. Managing Your Career: Lynda, Free with membership
2. Build Your Personal Brand in 4 Easy Steps: Udemy, $149
3. Land That Promotion: Muse University, Free
4. Career Academy: Eat Your Career, $27/month
5. How to Get a Job Using Social Media: Muse University, Free
Communication Classes
6. Heroic Public Speaking: CreativeLive, $99
7. On-Camera Training: Mediabistro, $179
8. Negotiation Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
9. Pitching Projects and Products to Executives: Lynda, Free with membership
10. The Secrets of Body Language, Udemy, $49
Design Classes
11. Learn InDesign: Layouts, Type, and Images: Skillshare, $20
12. Web Design Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
13. Wireframing: The First Steps of Web Design: Skillshare, $20
14. Slides That Rock: Create an Awesome Presentation About Your Company, Product, or Service: Skillshare, $25
15. How to Design a Brand: CreatorUp, $40
Entrepreneurship Classes
16. Entrepreneurship & Business Course: iTunes, Free
17. How to Build a Startup: Udacity, Free
18. 21 Critical Lessons for Entrepreneurs: Udemy, Free
19. How to Develop a Venture-Worthy Business Model: General Assembly, $25
20. Minimum Viable Product: Launch Your Startup Idea for Less Than 1K: Skillshare, Free
Management Classes
21. Having Difficult Conversations: Lynda, Free with membership
22. Management 101: Muse University, Free
23. What Great Bosses Know: iTunes, Free
24. Managing Teams: Lynda, Free with membership
25. Managing for People Who Hate Managing: American Management Association, Free
Marketing Classes
26. Content Marketing for New Marketers: Create Your First Content Strategy: General Assembly, Free with membership
27. Growth Hacking: Lean Marketing for Startups: Udemy, $49
28. Building an Integrated Online Marketing Plan: Lynda, Free with membership
29. SEO 101: Hubspot, Free
30. How to Understand Your Buyers: 5 Insights for Better Marketing: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Project Management & Productivity Classes
31. Up and Running With Basecamp: Lynda, Free with membership
32. Project Management: Essential Tools and Techniques: Udemy, Free
33. Project Management Best Practices: General Assembly, $25
34. How to Pick a Project Management App: General Assembly, $25
35. Hack Your Work Life: Muse University, Free
Tech Classes
36. Build a HTML and CSS Website From Scratch: Skillshare, $40
37. Google’s Python Class: Google, Free
38. The Django Book: Free
39. Rails for Zombies: Free
40. JavaScript: CodeSchool, Free
41. Get Started Working With Git: Skillcrush, Free
42. Codecademy: Free
43. Getting Started With Google Analytics: Udemy, Free
44. Program iPhone Apps: Become an iPhone Developer: Skillshare, $49
45. Advanced Excel: Udemy, $99
Writing Classes
46. How to Write Killer Content for Your Website: Ragan, $29.95
47. Write Less, Say More: Produce Powerful Written Communication: Udemy, $149
48. Copy Editing: Mediabistro, $179
49. Personal Essay Writing for Digital Media: How to Grab Your Readers’ Attention: Skillshare, $25
50. 8 Steps to Discovering and Creating Content Your Audience Will Love: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Photo of professional development materials courtesy of Shutterstock.
Content: General Assembly, $25
Pivotal Tracker, Trello, Asana, Lighthouse, JIRA—this session will look at a range of different project management apps, their strengths and weaknesses, and how to pick between them. 35. Hack Your Work Life: Muse University, Free
Are you always wishing there was just a little more time in the day? Sign up for this seven-day class and learn the secrets to unlocking your uber-productive potential. Tech Classes
36. Build a HTML and CSS Website From Scratch: Skillshare, $40
Perfect for anyone with a website idea or an interest in learning how to code, this self-paced class will give you the skills you need to create your own site. 37. Google’s Python Class: | https://www.themuse.com/advice/50-cheap-professional-development-classes-anyone-can-take |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1506552332#26_3206231338 | Title: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can… | The Muse
Headings: 50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
50 (Cheap!) Professional Development Classes Anyone Can Take
Career Classes
1. Managing Your Career: Lynda, Free with membership
2. Build Your Personal Brand in 4 Easy Steps: Udemy, $149
3. Land That Promotion: Muse University, Free
4. Career Academy: Eat Your Career, $27/month
5. How to Get a Job Using Social Media: Muse University, Free
Communication Classes
6. Heroic Public Speaking: CreativeLive, $99
7. On-Camera Training: Mediabistro, $179
8. Negotiation Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
9. Pitching Projects and Products to Executives: Lynda, Free with membership
10. The Secrets of Body Language, Udemy, $49
Design Classes
11. Learn InDesign: Layouts, Type, and Images: Skillshare, $20
12. Web Design Fundamentals: Lynda, Free with membership
13. Wireframing: The First Steps of Web Design: Skillshare, $20
14. Slides That Rock: Create an Awesome Presentation About Your Company, Product, or Service: Skillshare, $25
15. How to Design a Brand: CreatorUp, $40
Entrepreneurship Classes
16. Entrepreneurship & Business Course: iTunes, Free
17. How to Build a Startup: Udacity, Free
18. 21 Critical Lessons for Entrepreneurs: Udemy, Free
19. How to Develop a Venture-Worthy Business Model: General Assembly, $25
20. Minimum Viable Product: Launch Your Startup Idea for Less Than 1K: Skillshare, Free
Management Classes
21. Having Difficult Conversations: Lynda, Free with membership
22. Management 101: Muse University, Free
23. What Great Bosses Know: iTunes, Free
24. Managing Teams: Lynda, Free with membership
25. Managing for People Who Hate Managing: American Management Association, Free
Marketing Classes
26. Content Marketing for New Marketers: Create Your First Content Strategy: General Assembly, Free with membership
27. Growth Hacking: Lean Marketing for Startups: Udemy, $49
28. Building an Integrated Online Marketing Plan: Lynda, Free with membership
29. SEO 101: Hubspot, Free
30. How to Understand Your Buyers: 5 Insights for Better Marketing: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Project Management & Productivity Classes
31. Up and Running With Basecamp: Lynda, Free with membership
32. Project Management: Essential Tools and Techniques: Udemy, Free
33. Project Management Best Practices: General Assembly, $25
34. How to Pick a Project Management App: General Assembly, $25
35. Hack Your Work Life: Muse University, Free
Tech Classes
36. Build a HTML and CSS Website From Scratch: Skillshare, $40
37. Google’s Python Class: Google, Free
38. The Django Book: Free
39. Rails for Zombies: Free
40. JavaScript: CodeSchool, Free
41. Get Started Working With Git: Skillcrush, Free
42. Codecademy: Free
43. Getting Started With Google Analytics: Udemy, Free
44. Program iPhone Apps: Become an iPhone Developer: Skillshare, $49
45. Advanced Excel: Udemy, $99
Writing Classes
46. How to Write Killer Content for Your Website: Ragan, $29.95
47. Write Less, Say More: Produce Powerful Written Communication: Udemy, $149
48. Copy Editing: Mediabistro, $179
49. Personal Essay Writing for Digital Media: How to Grab Your Readers’ Attention: Skillshare, $25
50. 8 Steps to Discovering and Creating Content Your Audience Will Love: Online Marketing Institute, Free
Photo of professional development materials courtesy of Shutterstock.
Content: Tech Classes
36. Build a HTML and CSS Website From Scratch: Skillshare, $40
Perfect for anyone with a website idea or an interest in learning how to code, this self-paced class will give you the skills you need to create your own site. 37. Google’s Python Class: Google, Free
A free, self-paced class for people with a little bit of programming experience who want to learn Python. 38. The Django Book: Free
This site is the online version of The Django Book, a free book about the Django | https://www.themuse.com/advice/50-cheap-professional-development-classes-anyone-can-take |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1517198477#8_3233423815 | Title: Obama's 3 Million Vote, Electoral College Landslide, Majority of States Mandate | The Nation
Headings: Obama’s 3 Million Vote, Electoral College Landslide, Majority of States Mandate
Obama’s 3 Million Vote, Electoral College Landslide, Majority of States Mandate
The president won big. Democrats added Senate seats and won the majority of the votes cast for the US House. It’s a mandate. Don’t squander it.
By John Nichols
November 9, 2012
Content: 3. Barack Obama is the first Democratic president to win more than 50 percent of the popular vote in a re-election run since Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1944. 4. Barack Obama is the only Democratic candidate for president since FDR to twice win more than 50 percent of the national vote. 5. Barack Obama has, in both of his presidential runs, won a higher percentage of the national vote than any Democratic nominee since Lyndon Johnson in his 1964 landslide victory. Add it all up and Obama has a mandate from this year’s presidential election that is significantly greater than those afforded John Kennedy in 1960, Richard Nixon in 1968, Jimmy Carter in 1976 or George W. Bush in 2000 or 2004. But wait, there’s more: It appears that Obama had coattails or, at the very least, led a ticket that ran remarkably well in congressional, state and local races. To wit: | https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/obamas-3-million-vote-electoral-college-landslide-majority-states-mandate/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1517847285#6_3234447037 | Title: How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement | The Nation
Headings: How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement
How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement
A new wave of female labor leaders are winning by thinking big.
By Bryce Covert Twitter
January 10, 2014
Content: And outside the traditional labor movement, in the so-called “alt-labor” sector, female leaders dominate: Jayaraman at ROC United, Ai-jen Poo at the National Domestic Workers Alliance and Caring Across Generations, Nadia Marin Molina with day laborers at the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, Sarita Gupta at Jobs With Justice, and Madeline Janis bringing workers together with other groups in Los Angeles through LAANE. These women are bringing new ideas and strategies to labor organizing, many of which are borrowed from the women’s movement—like making the connection between what workers face on the job and what they’re dealing with at home. They don’t only target corporate bosses but bring together a variety of stakeholders within communities to fight for change in the workplace and beyond. And they’re bringing an influx of new members to the movement by reaching out to primarily female workforces that have often been excluded. Most importantly, for a movement accustomed to a steady erosion of power: they’re winning. Women have only recently made headway into real positions of power in organized labor, after making slow progress over the movement’s history. “ The male leadership have been very pleased to accept the assistance and support of women union activists and leaders,” said Ileen Devault, a professor of labor history at Cornell, “but they haven’t been so eager to give them actual power in the union movement.” The early labor movement organized workers by occupation, in highly gender-segregated workforce, women were often left out of jobs that became unionized. | https://www.thenation.com/article/how-rise-women-labor-could-save-movement/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1517847285#7_3234449218 | Title: How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement | The Nation
Headings: How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement
How the Rise of Women in Labor Could Save the Movement
A new wave of female labor leaders are winning by thinking big.
By Bryce Covert Twitter
January 10, 2014
Content: Most importantly, for a movement accustomed to a steady erosion of power: they’re winning. Women have only recently made headway into real positions of power in organized labor, after making slow progress over the movement’s history. “ The male leadership have been very pleased to accept the assistance and support of women union activists and leaders,” said Ileen Devault, a professor of labor history at Cornell, “but they haven’t been so eager to give them actual power in the union movement.” The early labor movement organized workers by occupation, in highly gender-segregated workforce, women were often left out of jobs that became unionized. Even when women began to be organized, they were relegated to segregated locals. By the mid-1930s, union leaders began to realize that success would rest on organizing all workers at a workplace, no matter their gender, race or skill, explained Roosevelt Institute Fellow and labor expert Dorian Warren. That’s when women began to make gains in leadership. But women labor leaders aren’t only found at the top: between the late 1980s and late 1990s, the percentage of female lead organizers increased from 12 to 21 percent. | https://www.thenation.com/article/how-rise-women-labor-could-save-movement/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1518625270#9_3235759276 | Title: What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It? | The Nation
Headings: What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It?
What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It?
Michael Flynn is out, but until there’s an investigation by Congress, we’re at the mercy of intelligence leaks for the story.
By Joan Walsh Twitter
February 14, 2017
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Content: Nunes said he might investigate the topic nonetheless—but only the matter of intelligence-community leaks about Flynn to reporters. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell quickly dismissed calls for an independent investigative effort. “ The [Senate] intelligence committee is already looking at this,” he told reporters today, noting that its leaders have subpoena powers. Democrats say the issues demand more than that. “ We are in a fight for the soul of our democracy,” Representative Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, declared on Tuesday. Cummings wants his committee to investigate the Flynn mess, but Republican committee chair Jason Chaffetz, who promised to investigate the issue of Clinton’s e-mail even after the election, insists “the issue is taking care of itself,” and doesn’t need his committee’s involvement. Ready to Fight Back? Sign Up For Take Action Now
Meanwhile, there’s a circular firing squad in the West Wing, with Trump factions leaking against one another two or three times a day. Now it looks like Steve Bannon’s faction is blaming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus for throwing Flynn under the bus. Breitbart.com, Bannon’s white-nationalist headquarters, says “ GOP establishment forces inside President Donald Trump’s White House forced out ” Flynn—and is reporting that Priebus will be the next to fall. | https://www.thenation.com/article/what-did-president-trump-know-and-when-did-he-know-it/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1518625270#10_3235761388 | Title: What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It? | The Nation
Headings: What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It?
What Did President Trump Know and When Did He Know It?
Michael Flynn is out, but until there’s an investigation by Congress, we’re at the mercy of intelligence leaks for the story.
By Joan Walsh Twitter
February 14, 2017
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Content: Cummings wants his committee to investigate the Flynn mess, but Republican committee chair Jason Chaffetz, who promised to investigate the issue of Clinton’s e-mail even after the election, insists “the issue is taking care of itself,” and doesn’t need his committee’s involvement. Ready to Fight Back? Sign Up For Take Action Now
Meanwhile, there’s a circular firing squad in the West Wing, with Trump factions leaking against one another two or three times a day. Now it looks like Steve Bannon’s faction is blaming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus for throwing Flynn under the bus. Breitbart.com, Bannon’s white-nationalist headquarters, says “ GOP establishment forces inside President Donald Trump’s White House forced out ” Flynn—and is reporting that Priebus will be the next to fall. Trump adviser Roger Stone, who worked as a Nixon administration dirty trickster, likewise blames Priebus for the leaks. “ It’s very hard to fathom why this guy is the chief of staff,” Stone told Mic.com. “ He’s loyal to the status quo and he’s loyal to the big donors to the RNC—who are not the big donors to Donald Trump.” Clearly, the Trump administration is unraveling—but with partisan Republicans in charge of both the House and the Senate, no one in power is taking charge of investigating whether the problem is dysfunction, corruption, or both. The New York Times reported on Monday that House and Senate GOP leaders say they’re mostly satisfied with Trump because he’s giving them what they want in terms of cutting taxes, spending, and regulations. | https://www.thenation.com/article/what-did-president-trump-know-and-when-did-he-know-it/ |
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Romanticism was birthed in England in 1798, in the poetry of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey. With their joint publication in 1798 titled Lyrical Ballads, William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge started the Romantic period in English Literature. Wordsworth is considered the father of Romantic poetry. His poetry was inspired by the beautiful and lonesome English countryside where he lived quietly at a lake district. He was first taught how to read and write by his mother, Mary, before going off to a low quality school near him. Later, he was transferred to a school of repute and later after his mother’s death in 1778, attended Hawkshead Grammar School, and then Cambridge. His first attempt at literary work was in 1787 when he published his first poem, a sonnet, in The European Magazine. Wordsworth had access to his father’s library when he was growing up, and he had a younger sister who later became famous called Dorothy Wordsworth, a poet and diarist. Being exposed to nature, first at the moors as he spent time with his maternal grandparents, was one of the early influences of nature on the poet’s life. | https://www.thenicheng.com/william-wordsworth-the-father-of-romanticism/ |
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William Wordsworth, the father of Romanticism
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Content: They returned to a new complex versification. All three of them died young: Shelley – 29 (of boat mishap: drowning), Byron – 36 (fever); Keats – 26 (tuberculosis). The first generation Romantic poets lived longer, maybe because they were not as wild as the first. For instance, Wordsworth’s political radicalism did not lead him to rebel against his religious upbringing like P. B. Shelley. In fact, Wordsworth wrote in his 1822 Ecclesiastical Sketches, that he’s willing to shed his blood for the Church of England. His 1814 long poem, The Excursion, which became extremely popular in the 19 th century, features three characters: the Wanderer, the Solitary who is portrayed as having experienced the hopes and miseries of the French Revolution, and the Pastor who dominates the last third of the poem, shows that the poet had some respect for religion. | https://www.thenicheng.com/william-wordsworth-the-father-of-romanticism/ |
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William Wordsworth, the father of Romanticism
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Content: However, the father of the Romantic Movement was a respectable man. Scottish poet and playwright, Joanna Bells, in 1837, wrote of her long acquaintance with Wordsworth, “He looks like a man that one must not speak to unless one has some sensible thing to say.” Wordsworth received two separate honorary doctorate degrees from Universities of Durham and Oxford in 1838/39 respectively. In 1842, he was awarded a Civil List pension of 300 pounds a year. And upon Robert Southey’s death in 1843, the British Prime Minister, Robert Peel, appointed him the Poet Laureate which he protested of but was promised that he would be exempted from writing official verses by reason of his age. However, when he lost his first daughter, Dora, by his wife Mary, he became depressed and stopped writing altogether. Dora died at 42 in 1847. Wordsworth became depressed and died of “aggravated case of pleurisy” three years later in 1850. Wordsworth’s magnum opus (his masterpiece) is considered to be The Prelude, published by his wife, Mary, in the year of his death, months after he expired. It was a kind of autobiographical poem addressed to Coleridge. | https://www.thenicheng.com/william-wordsworth-the-father-of-romanticism/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1525872489#12_3250791247 | Title: William Wordsworth, the father of Romanticism | TheNiche
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William Wordsworth, the father of Romanticism
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Content: However, when he lost his first daughter, Dora, by his wife Mary, he became depressed and stopped writing altogether. Dora died at 42 in 1847. Wordsworth became depressed and died of “aggravated case of pleurisy” three years later in 1850. Wordsworth’s magnum opus (his masterpiece) is considered to be The Prelude, published by his wife, Mary, in the year of his death, months after he expired. It was a kind of autobiographical poem addressed to Coleridge. Here is an excerpt from Wordsworth 1798 collection of poems, Lyrical Ballads (1798) titled: Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey
Five years have passed; five summers, with the length
Of five long winters! And again I hear
These waters, rolling from their mountain-springs
With a soft inland murmur. – Once again
Do I behold these steep and lofty cliffs,
That on a wild secluded scene impress
Thoughts of more deep seclusion, and connect
The landscape with the quiet of the sky. | https://www.thenicheng.com/william-wordsworth-the-father-of-romanticism/ |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531108612#0_3265810435 | Title: 10 Reasons Why The '90s Was The Best Decade Ever
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10 Reasons Why The '90s Was The Best Decade Ever
It was all that and a bag of chips.
1. The music
2. The dances
3. Grunge
4. The best sitcoms
5. Social media didn't exist
6. Cute dancing boys
7. It was still cool to read books
8. Fanny packs!!!
9. Rollerblading and milkshake dates
10. Chokers.
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It was all that and a bag of chips. Brooke West
Jun 26, 2017
Clemson University
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We all know the people who had the most fun in life lived in the '90s. There's no argument that it's THE GREATEST decade by far, but if you still have doubts, here's 10 reminders why the '90s were the best. 1. The music
Don't get me wrong, rap is good, but when you really want to jam out you turn on some classic 90's music. Cue Brittney Spears and U2. 2. The dances
The best part of any large get together is still when the Electric Slide comes on. Don't forget the Macarena and Cotton Eyed Joe. 3. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-90s-best-decade-ever |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531108612#3_3265819002 | Title: 10 Reasons Why The '90s Was The Best Decade Ever
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10 Reasons Why The '90s Was The Best Decade Ever
It was all that and a bag of chips.
1. The music
2. The dances
3. Grunge
4. The best sitcoms
5. Social media didn't exist
6. Cute dancing boys
7. It was still cool to read books
8. Fanny packs!!!
9. Rollerblading and milkshake dates
10. Chokers.
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Content: Because shows like Full House, Seinfeld, and Friends existed. Not gonna lie if you don't have a girl-crush on Jennifer Aniston there's something seriously wrong with you and you should seek medical attention immediately. 5. Social media didn't exist
The 90's were ideal because just the right amount of technology existed. There were all the necessities like electricity, indoor plumbing, and air conditioning, but it was before everyone became obsessed with social media and forgot how to communicate with one another. 6. Cute dancing boys
Boy bands were all the rage in the 90's, which meant you could watch cute dancing boys on TV and pretend like they were serenading you. 7. It was still cool to read books
Hobbies include: staying in and reading a good book all day. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-90s-best-decade-ever |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531845519#4_3269253477 | Title: 10 Reasons Why Teachers Are Superheroes
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10 Reasons Why Teachers Are Superheroes
Teachers don't need to fly, teleport, have super strength or speed to be known as superheroes.
1. Teachers shape our next generations.
2. Teachers do more than just teach.
3. Teachers are underappreciated, but never stop working hard.
4. A teacher’s job extends beyond the usual 9-5
5. Teachers have undying patience.
6. Teachers inspire and care.
7. Teachers also have to deal with parents.
8. Teachers have to deal with test-based evaluations and adhere to, sometimes unattainable, state standards.
9. Teachers are passionate about what they do.
10. Teachers are just human, but they are given the job of a true superhero.
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Content: Then, they stay long after students leave to clean up their classroom, attend staff meeting, and hold study sessions for students who need more help. Even after they leave the school, they work from home on grading papers and planning lessons. 5. Teachers have undying patience. Dealing with a classroom full of 6-year-olds or 16-year-olds for 7 hours a day 5 days a week is anything but easy, and still, they manage to teach. 6. Teachers inspire and care. Teachers choose to teach because they are passionate about inspiring kids to learn. They often invest time and effort into ensuring their students are safe, comfortable, and enjoying their school experience. 7. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-teachers-are-superheroes |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531845519#5_3269256354 | Title: 10 Reasons Why Teachers Are Superheroes
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10 Reasons Why Teachers Are Superheroes
Teachers don't need to fly, teleport, have super strength or speed to be known as superheroes.
1. Teachers shape our next generations.
2. Teachers do more than just teach.
3. Teachers are underappreciated, but never stop working hard.
4. A teacher’s job extends beyond the usual 9-5
5. Teachers have undying patience.
6. Teachers inspire and care.
7. Teachers also have to deal with parents.
8. Teachers have to deal with test-based evaluations and adhere to, sometimes unattainable, state standards.
9. Teachers are passionate about what they do.
10. Teachers are just human, but they are given the job of a true superhero.
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Content: 6. Teachers inspire and care. Teachers choose to teach because they are passionate about inspiring kids to learn. They often invest time and effort into ensuring their students are safe, comfortable, and enjoying their school experience. 7. Teachers also have to deal with parents. Dealing with parents can be taxing, frustrating, tedious, and painful. Teachers have to navigate the delicate waters of dealing with touchy parents in order to effectively teach the children. 8. Teachers have to deal with test-based evaluations and adhere to, sometimes unattainable, state standards. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-teachers-are-superheroes |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?"
1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?" Randa Griffin
Feb 09, 2016
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As an education major, you constantly hear the same comments from your peers over and over, things like, "Wow, I could NEVER do that," " You realize you won't make that much money ," and "So why do you want to be a teacher exactly?" For some reason, the field of education is looked down upon by many. To the outside world, teaching seems like such an easy job and they think that's exactly why all us future teachers are majoring in education. However, they may not realize that we want to be a teacher for many more meaningful reasons. So I will share with you a few of the main reasons many people, including myself, want to become a teacher. 1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
In how many other fields of work can you say that? As a teacher, you know that every day you are helping to mold and shape your students' lives in some small way. You are constantly helping to broaden their minds so that they can think in new ways. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-want-to-be-teacher |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?"
1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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Content: So I will share with you a few of the main reasons many people, including myself, want to become a teacher. 1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
In how many other fields of work can you say that? As a teacher, you know that every day you are helping to mold and shape your students' lives in some small way. You are constantly helping to broaden their minds so that they can think in new ways. It's rewarding to know that you are helping others constantly. 2. Working with kids is amazing
Personally, I think working with kids is much better than working with adults. Kids do not have a filter as we adults do. Kids are open to speaking their minds, being silly, and make the workday so much more interesting. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-want-to-be-teacher |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?"
1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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Content: It's rewarding to know that you are helping others constantly. 2. Working with kids is amazing
Personally, I think working with kids is much better than working with adults. Kids do not have a filter as we adults do. Kids are open to speaking their minds, being silly, and make the workday so much more interesting. 3. There is never a dull moment. At the end of the day, you know that you will always come home with some funny story to tell about your students. Sure sometimes students act out and can be exasperating, but no two days in the classroom are exactly alike. I know that I will never have to worry about getting bored with my profession. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-want-to-be-teacher |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?"
1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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Content: As a teacher, you have the ability to help them learn skills and ways of thinking that will be needed when they are out there in the adult world. Someday these will be the people running the country! 6. Because I never want to stop learning. I love to learn, and I don't want a day to go by where I don't learn something new. What better way to continue to learn than to become an educator. I will constantly be learning from my fellow teachers and even my students! 7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile. There is nothing better than watching a student's expression as they get an answer right, or when a concept finally makes clicks in their mind. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-want-to-be-teacher |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
To all those that ask, "Why would you ever want to be a teacher?"
1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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Content: What better way to continue to learn than to become an educator. I will constantly be learning from my fellow teachers and even my students! 7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile. There is nothing better than watching a student's expression as they get an answer right, or when a concept finally makes clicks in their mind. At that moment, all the time and effort you put in as a teacher is worth it. Students are amazed that they can do something all on their own now, and you are just happy to know that you were apart of that. 8. You become a very patient and understanding person. Being a teacher and working with kids makes you become one of the most patient people. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-want-to-be-teacher |
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10 Reasons Why I Want To Be A Teacher
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1. I know that every day I will be making an impact on someone's life
2. Working with kids is amazing
3. There is never a dull moment.
4. I would much rather be surrounded by construction paper and storybooks than cubicles.
5. Children are the future.
6. Because I never want to stop learning.
7. Watching students have that “lightbulb" moment makes everything worthwhile.
8. You become a very patient and understanding person.
9. Working with kids brings out the child in me.
10. I could never imagine doing anything else with my life.
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: Some students began making loud comments trying to get his attention about wanting to go home, and one even tried to yell across the room. Throughout all of it, all I could think was why? I mean, yeah, it would have been nice to get out early, but he clearly was not going to, so what was the point? Teachers or professors, whatever you want to call them, are there to help us, and they deserve our respect. So here is a list of reasons you should respect your teacher. 1. They respect you. “Treat others how you want to be treated," if you think your teacher is being rude maybe look at how you are treating him or her. 2. They are there to help you learn. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: 1. They respect you. “Treat others how you want to be treated," if you think your teacher is being rude maybe look at how you are treating him or her. 2. They are there to help you learn. We would not make it very far without an education, and they are the people who provide us with one. 3. They care about you. They want the best for you, and if something is going wrong they want to help you. 4. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: We would not make it very far without an education, and they are the people who provide us with one. 3. They care about you. They want the best for you, and if something is going wrong they want to help you. 4. They can help you in the future. Teachers want you to succeed and are more than willing to help. 5. They cannot control everything. Some things are just out of our hands, and it is not fair to hold teachers responsible for things that go wrong. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: They can help you in the future. Teachers want you to succeed and are more than willing to help. 5. They cannot control everything. Some things are just out of our hands, and it is not fair to hold teachers responsible for things that go wrong. 6. They have to deal with a lot of shit. Why make it more difficult? It is not cool, and most of the time the other students think you are annoying, not funny. 7. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531983763#5_3269941502 | Title: 11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: 6. They have to deal with a lot of shit. Why make it more difficult? It is not cool, and most of the time the other students think you are annoying, not funny. 7. They decide your grade. Okay, so this one is more of a joke, but it is true. Your teacher will be more willing to help you out or work with you if you respect them. 8. They are people too. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: They decide your grade. Okay, so this one is more of a joke, but it is true. Your teacher will be more willing to help you out or work with you if you respect them. 8. They are people too. How would you feel if you were trying to help someone and got attitude in return? 9. They have been in your shoes. At one point in their lives your teachers were students too, so they understand more than you think. 10. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: How would you feel if you were trying to help someone and got attitude in return? 9. They have been in your shoes. At one point in their lives your teachers were students too, so they understand more than you think. 10. They are not out to get you. Teachers are trying to to help you do better, they do not want to see you fail. 11. They give up A LOT for us. Teachers are the hardest workers I know. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1531983763#8_3269949033 | Title: 11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
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11 Reasons You Should Respect Your Teachers
Treat others how you want to be treated.
1. They respect you.
2. They are there to help you learn.
3. They care about you.
4. They can help you in the future.
5. They cannot control everything.
6. They have to deal with a lot of shit.
7. They decide your grade.
8. They are people too.
9. They have been in your shoes.
10. They are not out to get you.
11. They give up A LOT for us.
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Content: They are not out to get you. Teachers are trying to to help you do better, they do not want to see you fail. 11. They give up A LOT for us. Teachers are the hardest workers I know. They worked hard for their title and it is no secret that they do not make the big bucks. This is just the beginning; there are so many more reasons why you should respect your teachers. It really is not a hard thing to show your teachers the respect they deserve. If you do have a problem or disagree with your teacher, just talk to him or her after class. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-you-should-respect-your-teachers |
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11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Your interests aren't pointless—they're important.
1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
2. Relaxation Is A must
3. You Get To Express Yourself
4. You Learn The Value Of Patience
5. The Ability To Improvise Is A Lifesaver
6. Your Brain Needs A Workout Regimen, Too
7. Hobbies Open Opportunities
8. Making Friends Is Easier With Something To Talk About
9. Fulfillment Should Be A Regular Part Of Your Life
10. You Deserve To Do Things For Yourself
11. Hobbies Keep You Happy
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Your interests aren't pointless—they're important. Hayli McClain
Apr 10, 2017
Susquehanna University
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We live in a busy, fast-paced world where it's easy to lose time for hobbies. The looming shadow of "What Needs to Get Done" closes in and suddenly our lives are all work and no play which, according to Stephen King, never ends well. Prioritizing makes sense, but there's a limit to how much we should let sweet levity fall to the wayside. I don't think we should ever axe our hobbies, and here's why. 1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
Life starts to look pretty dismal when all you've got to wake up for is a rough shift at work and a midterm essay you should have started sooner. Having something fun to look forward to will get that first foot out of bed. Class might be stretching on for a million hours, but you know when you get out, you can read the next chapter of that book you started. No matter how robotic you feel doing what you have to do, you'll always find fresh motivation for what you want to do. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/11-reasons-hobbies |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1533600428#1_3279490162 | Title: 11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Headings: 11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Your interests aren't pointless—they're important.
1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
2. Relaxation Is A must
3. You Get To Express Yourself
4. You Learn The Value Of Patience
5. The Ability To Improvise Is A Lifesaver
6. Your Brain Needs A Workout Regimen, Too
7. Hobbies Open Opportunities
8. Making Friends Is Easier With Something To Talk About
9. Fulfillment Should Be A Regular Part Of Your Life
10. You Deserve To Do Things For Yourself
11. Hobbies Keep You Happy
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The invention of photography
The history of photography is the recount of inventions, scientific discoveries and technical improvements that allowed human beings to capture an image on a photosensitive surface for the first time, using light and certain chemical elements that react with it.
Exposing Kids To Nature Is The Best Way To Get Their Creative Juices Flowing
Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
5 Simple Ways To Give Yourself Grace, Especially When Life Gets Hard
Grace begins with a simple awareness of who we are and who we are becoming.
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Noah Centineo and Lana Condor are back with the third and final installment of the "To All The Boys I've Loved Before" series
How Young Feminists Can Understand And Subvert The Internalized Male Gaze
Women's self-commodification, applied through oppression and permission, is an elusive yet sexist characteristic of a laissez-faire society, where women solely exist to be consumed. (P.S. justice for Megan Fox)
Content: 1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
Life starts to look pretty dismal when all you've got to wake up for is a rough shift at work and a midterm essay you should have started sooner. Having something fun to look forward to will get that first foot out of bed. Class might be stretching on for a million hours, but you know when you get out, you can read the next chapter of that book you started. No matter how robotic you feel doing what you have to do, you'll always find fresh motivation for what you want to do. 2. Relaxation Is A must
You can't make it through life winding yourself tighter and tighter, always working, never relaxing. Recuperate with some doodling. Re-center yourself through a video game. If you never slow down or take time to yourself, you'll drive yourself insane. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/11-reasons-hobbies |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1533600428#2_3279493143 | Title: 11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Headings: 11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Your interests aren't pointless—they're important.
1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
2. Relaxation Is A must
3. You Get To Express Yourself
4. You Learn The Value Of Patience
5. The Ability To Improvise Is A Lifesaver
6. Your Brain Needs A Workout Regimen, Too
7. Hobbies Open Opportunities
8. Making Friends Is Easier With Something To Talk About
9. Fulfillment Should Be A Regular Part Of Your Life
10. You Deserve To Do Things For Yourself
11. Hobbies Keep You Happy
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Women's self-commodification, applied through oppression and permission, is an elusive yet sexist characteristic of a laissez-faire society, where women solely exist to be consumed. (P.S. justice for Megan Fox)
Content: 2. Relaxation Is A must
You can't make it through life winding yourself tighter and tighter, always working, never relaxing. Recuperate with some doodling. Re-center yourself through a video game. If you never slow down or take time to yourself, you'll drive yourself insane. Instead of piling on more and more, preserve your free time for something you enjoy. Whether you can spare half of every day or only half an hour a week, you've got to take time to relax before you go crazy. 3. You Get To Express Yourself
Don't lose yourself in the gray seas of the world; strengthen your individuality at every turn. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/11-reasons-hobbies |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1533600428#15_3279531537 | Title: 11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
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11 Reasons Why You Should Have Hobbies
Your interests aren't pointless—they're important.
1. Hobbies Motivate You To Get Out Of Bed
2. Relaxation Is A must
3. You Get To Express Yourself
4. You Learn The Value Of Patience
5. The Ability To Improvise Is A Lifesaver
6. Your Brain Needs A Workout Regimen, Too
7. Hobbies Open Opportunities
8. Making Friends Is Easier With Something To Talk About
9. Fulfillment Should Be A Regular Part Of Your Life
10. You Deserve To Do Things For Yourself
11. Hobbies Keep You Happy
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Content: 11. Hobbies Keep You Happy
All of this amounts to one main point: when a hobby makes you happy, it doesn't need to do anything else! There's great joy to be found in creation and discovery, no matter what form it takes for you. A bad day changes fast when you have a fun way to end it. No matter what the "business" side of life might throw at you, your hobbies will help you catch it and throw it right back. So what if you embarrassed yourself in public today? You have ____ to do tonight. So don't feel bad about the time you spend on your hobbies. No matter what your hobby is, if it makes you happy, it is important. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/11-reasons-hobbies |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1540943532#0_3318759861 | Title: 5 Benefits From Being Kind
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5 Benefits From Being Kind
Would it really kill anyone to spread the love?
1. Better Relationships
2. Fewer Negative Emotions
3. Increased Health
4. Increases Self-esteem
5. Makes The World a Better Place
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Being nice can be defined as having a pleasant vibe, showing love, happiness, and a positive outlook towards anyone or anything. Kindness can be shown through small gestures such as holding the door for someone at the store, or a nice comment on someone's appearance to your friend. However, many underestimate the true outcome of these small acts of kindness. True love and affection can change anyone's attitude and view of the world. 1. Better Relationships
One reason kindness is valued in various relationships ranging from a significant other to a family member or friend; is that kind people are more empathetic. Empathizing with one another is a characteristic many carry, however, many present empathy while lacking the 'warmth'. Have you ever met someone, possibly a stranger, and said "hello" with a smile and the stranger's response did not seem to be as happy as yourself when meeting? | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-benefits-from-being-kind |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1540943532#1_3318762740 | Title: 5 Benefits From Being Kind
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5 Benefits From Being Kind
Would it really kill anyone to spread the love?
1. Better Relationships
2. Fewer Negative Emotions
3. Increased Health
4. Increases Self-esteem
5. Makes The World a Better Place
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Content: 1. Better Relationships
One reason kindness is valued in various relationships ranging from a significant other to a family member or friend; is that kind people are more empathetic. Empathizing with one another is a characteristic many carry, however, many present empathy while lacking the 'warmth'. Have you ever met someone, possibly a stranger, and said "hello" with a smile and the stranger's response did not seem to be as happy as yourself when meeting? It may have only lacked that 'warm' welcome you might have expected. However, that hello was not intended to be rude, it merely lacked that subtle kindness. Click here to read more. 2. Fewer Negative Emotions
Have you ever been asked the question, "Is the glass half full, or half empty?" | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-benefits-from-being-kind |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1541509433#0_3321095208 | Title: 5 Poems To Calm The Hectic Mind
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5 Poems To Calm The Hectic Mind
"Poetry is language at its most distilled and most powerful." - Rita Dove
1. "Past and Future" by Sarojini Naidu
2. "Dover Beach" by Matthew Arnold
3. "Composed Upon Westminster Bridge" by William Wordsworth
4. "Acquainted With The Night" by Robert Frost
5. "I Do Not Love You Except Because I Love You" by Pablo Neruda
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"Poetry is language at its most distilled and most powerful." - Rita Dove
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Stress is not something that we're unfamiliar with. Every one of us deals with different levels of it every day through work, school, relationships, etc. Personally, when I feel overwhelmed, I need to find a way to calm my racing thoughts. Sometimes it's through exercise or binge-watching my favorite Netflix show, but another way that I find peace is through reading poetry. It may sound kind of old-fashioned and tedious, but hear me out. This is the awesome thing about poetry. There are poems, of all different shapes and sizes, for every kind of emotional or physical situation you may find yourself in. You could be hiking the Grand Canyon searching for your self purpose and there's a poem out there to help you through that. You could be sad about your favorite sports team losing big time and there's a poem out there t make you feel better. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-poems-to-calm-the-hectic-mind |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1541953608#2_3323045686 | Title: Five Reasons Why Everyone Should Be Kind
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Five Reasons Why Everyone Should Be Kind
In the wise words of Ellen Degeneres, "Be kind to one another".
1. It's Simply a Good Thing
2. You'll Make Friends
3. You Never Know Who You're Inspiring
4. It'll Make You Feel Good
5. You'll Make Your Mother Proud
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Content: Think about it: You hold the door for someone, they'll hold the door for someone else, and so on. How about when you hear of people at a drive-through paying for the customer who is behind them which causes them to pay for the next customer? Chain reactions are real, and kindness is super influential! 2. You'll Make Friends
Everyone in the world deserves a friend, so what better way to gain a friend than by showing someone what an awesome, kind human you are? Kindness is free, plentiful, and highly effective, so literally ANYONE can be kind. Still not sold? Think about this: Would you rather be friends with someone who helps you when you drop your books or someone who merely looks at you scrambling to pick up what you've dropped? | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-reasons-why-everyone-should-kind |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1541953608#3_3323048216 | Title: Five Reasons Why Everyone Should Be Kind
Headings: Five Reasons Why Everyone Should Be Kind
Five Reasons Why Everyone Should Be Kind
In the wise words of Ellen Degeneres, "Be kind to one another".
1. It's Simply a Good Thing
2. You'll Make Friends
3. You Never Know Who You're Inspiring
4. It'll Make You Feel Good
5. You'll Make Your Mother Proud
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Content: You'll Make Friends
Everyone in the world deserves a friend, so what better way to gain a friend than by showing someone what an awesome, kind human you are? Kindness is free, plentiful, and highly effective, so literally ANYONE can be kind. Still not sold? Think about this: Would you rather be friends with someone who helps you when you drop your books or someone who merely looks at you scrambling to pick up what you've dropped? On top of this, consider the fact that you're having a bad day already. Wouldn't you want someone to just stop and help you? Of course you would. Be that person! 3. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-reasons-why-everyone-should-kind |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1542618138#5_3325912962 | Title: 5 Ways You Can Help Bring Change To Your Community
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5 Ways You Can Help Bring Change To Your Community
Change is just a click away.
1. Recycle.
2. Buy local items and foods.
3. Donate and raise money for local and global organizations.
4. Be involved in local politics.
5. Be socially conscientious of others around you.
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Content: The bus system in your city or the irrigation in your local neighborhood all rely on your local government. You can send letters and call your local representatives on issues that are important to you. I know most people only care about the primary elections, but it's important to know information on all the elections that occur and representatives to get a full understanding of the issues being discussed. The local government is the foundation of change and are more accessible compared to national government. 5. Be socially conscientious of others around you. Social responsibility involves having empathy towards people and social issues around you. Ways to be responsible include volunteering, staying up to date on social issues through media, and being aware of the people in your community. To change issues on a global scale is to also see the importance on a local scale. We are all capable of making our communities a better place to live. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/5-ways-change-community |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1543232668#4_3330779366 | Title: 6 Facts From '13th' That Will Hurt To Read
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6 Facts From '13th' That Will Hurt To Read
I've said it once and I'll say it again: Stand Your Ground is racist. Here's proof!
1. The United States has 5% of the world's population and 25% of the world's prison population.
2. The "exception clause" in the 13th Amendment was there to rebuild the South's economy - through prison slave labor.
3. Birth of a Nation was responsible for the return of the Ku Klux Klan.
4. 1 in 17 white males will go to jail/prison in their lifetime, while for black males the odds are 1 in 3.
5. Mandatory minimums take discretion away from judges, in turn putting more people of color behind bars.
6. Laws don't always have morally sound origins.
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Content: This film also introduced the KKK ritual of burning crosses, in case you ever wondered where that came from. 4. 1 in 17 white males will go to jail/prison in their lifetime, while for black males the odds are 1 in 3. Racists will argue that it's because blacks are more violent and therefore more likely to commit crimes. First of all, that's ridiculous. Moreover, it's because black people are more likely to experience discrimination in all aspects of their life, which leads to lower incomes, making them more likely to live in underprivileged neighborhoods where people have to commit crimes to make ends meet. See how its all connected? That's institutionalized racism. 5. Mandatory minimums take discretion away from judges, in turn putting more people of color behind bars. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/6-facts-13th-hurt-read |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1543533113#2_3332090671 | Title: 6 Reasons Why We Need Science
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6 Reasons Why We Need Science
More Than Ever, People
1. To survive
2. To properly educate the children that will eventually put us in homes
3. For the further advancement of our species
4. To better care for the planet
5. To find another plan (et) if that one fails
6. To pass on our genes (or preserve our right not to)
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Content: 3. For the further advancement of our species
Whether or not you believe in evolution, one could say that humans are still adaptable to change. However, the rate at which the planet is changing is not congruent to our rate of adaptability over time, something we would not have known if not for the works of Darwin and those that have come before and after him. Biology, archaeology, physiology, physical anthropology, and anatomy are all at play here. 4. To better care for the planet
Despite the fact that conservation efforts work in some places and fail in others, the purpose of them is to be able to hopefully reverse the planet to how it was 100 years ago at the very least, which scientists say is possible by the year 2050 if everyone is on board. This is not to mention the fact that some forms of clean, renewable energy are available right now for human consumption, though the implementation of that on a larger scale and consequent upheaval of fossil fuels would take ages in a society that has learned to rely on them. This is possible because of environmental sciences. 5. To find another plan (et) if that one fails
Even though we do only have one planet and we need to take care of it, scientists are still looking for (and may have found) other planets to account for aforementioned longer lifespans and possibly running out of resources if these numbers continue to rise. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/6-reasons-why-we-need-science |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1544221359#1_3335312589 | Title: 7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
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7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
Teachers do so many things that go unnoticed.
1. Teachers work around the clock.
2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students.
3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself.
4. Teachers have patience.
5. Teachers stay positive.
6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others.
7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children.
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Why should you be open-minded when it is so easy to be close-minded?
Content: 1. Teachers work around the clock. Often, it is assumed that when a teacher finishes their school day, their work is over. A teacher's work never really truly ends. They often times don't leave school until much later than students, and when they do, they have papers to grade and meetings with parents. 2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students. Teachers learn how they can help each and every kid they come in contact with. Not just educationally, but emotionally. A teacher can help students grow and mature into better people. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-reasons-why-teachers-are-so-important |
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7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
Teachers do so many things that go unnoticed.
1. Teachers work around the clock.
2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students.
3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself.
4. Teachers have patience.
5. Teachers stay positive.
6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others.
7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children.
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It's Important To Remind Yourself To Be Open-Minded And Embrace All Life Has To Offer
Why should you be open-minded when it is so easy to be close-minded?
Content: 2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students. Teachers learn how they can help each and every kid they come in contact with. Not just educationally, but emotionally. A teacher can help students grow and mature into better people. Young children learn from what they see, and they will often follow a teacher's lead. 3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself. Everyone has felt like they weren't enough or that they absolutely could never learn that hard math equation. Teachers don't accept "I can't" as an answer, and they help you get through your roadblocks. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-reasons-why-teachers-are-so-important |
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7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
Teachers do so many things that go unnoticed.
1. Teachers work around the clock.
2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students.
3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself.
4. Teachers have patience.
5. Teachers stay positive.
6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others.
7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children.
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It's Important To Remind Yourself To Be Open-Minded And Embrace All Life Has To Offer
Why should you be open-minded when it is so easy to be close-minded?
Content: Young children learn from what they see, and they will often follow a teacher's lead. 3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself. Everyone has felt like they weren't enough or that they absolutely could never learn that hard math equation. Teachers don't accept "I can't" as an answer, and they help you get through your roadblocks. 4. Teachers have patience. When parents aren't around, teachers are the ones who have to take care their child. Anyone with kids knows, they can be ALOT of work. Not to mention they have more than 10. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-reasons-why-teachers-are-so-important |
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7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
Teachers do so many things that go unnoticed.
1. Teachers work around the clock.
2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students.
3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself.
4. Teachers have patience.
5. Teachers stay positive.
6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others.
7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children.
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Content: Can you imagine having 10 children? It seems like a hefty amount of work, and that's what a teacher does. They have to have enough patience to help and care for many children. That deserves a trophy on its own. 5. Teachers stay positive. Even among the crazy, chaotic and loud days, teachers know how to stay positive and not let it get to them. 6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-reasons-why-teachers-are-so-important |
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7 Reasons Why Teachers Are So Important
Teachers do so many things that go unnoticed.
1. Teachers work around the clock.
2. Everything a teacher does is to help better their students.
3. Teachers don't accept failure, and they push you to better yourself.
4. Teachers have patience.
5. Teachers stay positive.
6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others.
7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children.
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The invention of photography
The history of photography is the recount of inventions, scientific discoveries and technical improvements that allowed human beings to capture an image on a photosensitive surface for the first time, using light and certain chemical elements that react with it.
Exposing Kids To Nature Is The Best Way To Get Their Creative Juices Flowing
Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
5 Simple Ways To Give Yourself Grace, Especially When Life Gets Hard
Grace begins with a simple awareness of who we are and who we are becoming.
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It's Important To Remind Yourself To Be Open-Minded And Embrace All Life Has To Offer
Why should you be open-minded when it is so easy to be close-minded?
Content: Teachers stay positive. Even among the crazy, chaotic and loud days, teachers know how to stay positive and not let it get to them. 6. Teachers don't teach so that someone will recognize them; they teach because they want to help others. It isn't super common that teachers get recognized for all the hard work they do. I have found that it can be really hard being a teacher because many people don't see all of the hard work that actually gets put into it. 7. Teachers can be the only sense of stability for some children. Children that come from hard homes often look up to their teachers. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-reasons-why-teachers-are-so-important |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1544307445#11_3335736535 | Title: 7 Statistics That Will Change How You View Racism
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7 Statistics That Will Change How You View Racism
Examples of institutional racism
1. Employers are less likely to hire job applicants with Black names.
2. Teachers use disciplinary measures on Black students far too often.
3. Police are significantly more likely to use force against African Americans.
4. Juries are prone to racist sentencing.
5. The war on drugs is biased toward incarcerating African Americans.
6. Incomes of Black and Latino households are drastically lower than in White households.
7. Segregation still divides Americans of different races, both in schools and neighborhoods.
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Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
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Content: According to the United States Sentencing Commission, Black men receive sentences that are on average 20 percent greater than white men for the same or similar crime (s). This double standard makes sense when you consider that they are disproportionately unlikely to be on juries. EJIs report, entitled “Illegal Racial Discrimination in Jury Selection: A Continuing Legacy," explains that "In some communities, the exclusion of African Americans from juries is extreme. For example, in Houston County, Alabama, 8 out of 10 African Americans qualified for jury service have been struck by prosecutors from death penalty cases. In Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, there is no effective African American representation on the jury in 80 percent of criminal trials. Furthermore, according to a study by the Sentencing Project, Blacks are 38 percent more likely to be given a death sentence than white people for the same crimes. The racism in the justice system precedes sentencing and includes the very charges levied against African Americans. According to a study done by the American Civil Liberties Union, African Americans in Minneapolis are far more likely to be charged for a number of crimes. Young Blacks in Minneapolis are over 16 times more likely to be arrested than a white kids for curfew violations or loitering. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-statistics-that-will-change-view-racism |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1546122830#1_3344067712 | Title: The American Dream: Dead or Alive
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The invention of photography
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Content: The American Dream is one seen in the eyes of most as the situation in which one comes from little or no money but can come to the United States of America and achieve what was thought to be impossible. Simply put, the American Dream is the chance to live out the catch phrase, “Zero to Hero”! The American Dream, however, is not one of reasonable proportions in today's society seeing that to even start somewhere, one must come from money. Therefore, the American Dream is no longer alive because of the fact that everything revolves around and must start with wealth and that the “Dream” is not feasible in most circumstances. In some cases, the American Dream does seem to “work." John D. Rockefeller, a baptist family man, become one of the richest men in the history of the world when horizontally integrating all oil industries in the early 20th century. My mother was born and grew up in the People’s Republic of China and had always dreamed of becoming a high school math teacher. In China, math was a very sought after subject to teach, making it a very competitive and almost unreachable as a desire. When she moved to the United States as a 17-year-old and decided to stay, she thought this dream wouldn’t be attainable because English was not her first language. However, over the course of 3 decades, after switching occupations a number of times, her dream had finally been realized. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/american-dream-dead-alive |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1548066603#2_3353336860 | Title: Books Shouldn't Be Banned For Racism Or Racial Slurs
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Books Shouldn't Be Banned For Racism Or Racial Slurs
Books are a way of expression, authors shouldn't be silenced.
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Content: Books are a way of expression and should not be banned because they contain racism or racial language. First topic is that banning literature prevents knowledge. Books are one of the many ways of passing on culture. Dalton Conley, a sociologist, states that culture teaches, “a set of beliefs, traditions, and practices.” Culture is taught through family, experiences, and the environment. Books are a part of passing on stories from generation to generation. How would any christian know about how Jesus died for the sins of others if there hadn’t been a book about it? Books bring our most cherished values because it had to be learned from somewhere. Moving on, history is also a big part in knowledge. In school, most students learned about the civil war, slavery, and civil rights movement through text books. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/books-banned-racism-racial-slurs |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1548268896#4_3354100063 | Title: A Brief History of Euthanasia
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A Brief History of Euthanasia
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Content: 5] Abortion, infanticide, and the killing of those deemed ‘mentally feeble’ were common practices, during this time. Over the coming centuries; however, Jewish and Christian influence would cause a paradigm shift. As Jewish and Christian notions about the sanctity of life and the inherent worth of the individual spread, euthanasia became increasingly rejected. In stark contrast to R&G culture, people from both Christian and Jewish backgrounds held that all people are created in the image of God and therefore worthy of respect and care. As Christianity and Judaism spread, their influence grew and affirmed the legitimacy of the Hippocratic oath. Although it is not specifically known when this oath was written, it is widely attributed to the physician Hippocrates and is dated anywhere from the fifth to the third century B.C. In the oath it is stipulated that one should “not give a fatal drug to anyone if…asked, nor…suggest any such thing.”. [ 6] Although this oath was written in antiquity, it is clear that it was seldom adhered to in the ancient medical community. [ 7] Ancient culture and thought were revolutionized by both the Jewish diaspora and the immergence of Christianity. Early church fathers, in the first few centuries A.D., rejected euthanasia as a form of homicide and viewed it as an affront to God. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/brief-history-of-euthanasia |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1548268896#5_3354103143 | Title: A Brief History of Euthanasia
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The history of photography is the recount of inventions, scientific discoveries and technical improvements that allowed human beings to capture an image on a photosensitive surface for the first time, using light and certain chemical elements that react with it.
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Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
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Grace begins with a simple awareness of who we are and who we are becoming.
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Content: As Christianity and Judaism spread, their influence grew and affirmed the legitimacy of the Hippocratic oath. Although it is not specifically known when this oath was written, it is widely attributed to the physician Hippocrates and is dated anywhere from the fifth to the third century B.C. In the oath it is stipulated that one should “not give a fatal drug to anyone if…asked, nor…suggest any such thing.”. [ 6] Although this oath was written in antiquity, it is clear that it was seldom adhered to in the ancient medical community. [ 7] Ancient culture and thought were revolutionized by both the Jewish diaspora and the immergence of Christianity. Early church fathers, in the first few centuries A.D., rejected euthanasia as a form of homicide and viewed it as an affront to God. According to this view, those who practice it are committing murder and those who receive it are rejecting the gift of life given by God. Other world religions, within the first millennium, such as Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Islam held that it was wrong for one to, “ [kill] themselves or others in order to relieve misery.”. [ 8] It was not until the early modern era, around the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, that people began to take an interest in both euthanasia and suicide, once again. Cultural interest was sparked and people became keenly interested in suicides in an era of unprecedented sociological, technological, scientific, and cultural advancement. New world powers were emerging at this time and people gradually disregarded church authority, looking to progress as their god. [ | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/brief-history-of-euthanasia |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1548268896#6_3354106488 | Title: A Brief History of Euthanasia
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The invention of photography
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Exposing Kids To Nature Is The Best Way To Get Their Creative Juices Flowing
Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
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Grace begins with a simple awareness of who we are and who we are becoming.
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It's Important To Remind Yourself To Be Open-Minded And Embrace All Life Has To Offer
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Content: According to this view, those who practice it are committing murder and those who receive it are rejecting the gift of life given by God. Other world religions, within the first millennium, such as Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Islam held that it was wrong for one to, “ [kill] themselves or others in order to relieve misery.”. [ 8] It was not until the early modern era, around the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, that people began to take an interest in both euthanasia and suicide, once again. Cultural interest was sparked and people became keenly interested in suicides in an era of unprecedented sociological, technological, scientific, and cultural advancement. New world powers were emerging at this time and people gradually disregarded church authority, looking to progress as their god. [ 9] Traditional views towards suicide and death were challenged both in Shakespearean plays and by writers like Montaigne, who wondered if certain situations might demand suicide. [ 10] Leaders of the scientific revolution during this time remained suspiciously quiet and rarely addressed the morality of suicides or assisted deaths. Despite widespread cultural interest in death, more traditional views on the subject were accepted and re-affirmed by leading Christian theologians, such as Thomas Moore. [ 11] As a result, cultural aversion to suicide and euthanasia was normative up to the seventeenth century. It was during this time that the term “euthanasia” was first coined. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/brief-history-of-euthanasia |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_54_1548268896#9_3354115619 | Title: A Brief History of Euthanasia
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The invention of photography
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Exposing Kids To Nature Is The Best Way To Get Their Creative Juices Flowing
Constantly introducing young children to the magical works of nature will further increase the willingness to engage in playful activities as well as broaden their interactions with their peers
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Grace begins with a simple awareness of who we are and who we are becoming.
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Women's self-commodification, applied through oppression and permission, is an elusive yet sexist characteristic of a laissez-faire society, where women solely exist to be consumed. (P.S. justice for Megan Fox)
It's Important To Remind Yourself To Be Open-Minded And Embrace All Life Has To Offer
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Content: They believed that given a proper education any man would be capable of making rational choices, which should be respected by virtue of his autonomy, that might well lead him to end his life. [ 12] David Hume contended that suicide, and by extension euthanasia, were inherent personal rights. As a result of these beliefs, these thinkers condemned the laws regarding suicide and euthanasia (SE) as an attack on personal liberty that was needless and useless. [ 13] These thinkers viewed euthanasia as, “an eminently rational act under many circumstances” that was “immune to religious condemnation.”. [ 14] Towards the end of the eighteenth century, the masses began to view these enlightenment ideas, as the result of the French revolution, the reign of terror, and the Napoleonic wars. [ 15] Consequently, people viewed enlightenment notions regarding suicide and euthanasia with contempt and adopted, once again, traditionally Judeo-Christian views on the subject. [ 16] Prominent Christian leaders, such as John Wesley helped to re-establish traditionally Christian values in the west. During this time Victorian Evangelicalism caused people to view death as, “a providential opportunity to convert at the last minute and achieve everlasting salvation.” [ 17] A ‘good death’ no longer referred to death as a means of escaping pain, but as a means to salvation. In the midst of this cultural shift, Wesley condemned suicide as a selfish sin and emphasized the importance of the repentance of sins. | https://www.theodysseyonline.com/brief-history-of-euthanasia |
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