GROM Essays

  • Exactly How Special are Special Operation Forces?

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    Exactly How Special are Special Operation Forces? In 1987, the US Special Operation Command was established in order to carry out classified missions which includes gathering intelligence, capturing high-value targets, and training foreign troops (Turse). Each branch of the military have their own special operations force that operates under the command of Special Operation Command. Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, SFOD, and Green Berets are the few special operation forces that part of Special Operation

  • Essay On Navy Seal

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    Don’t tread on me. Four simple words. Those four words helped build the strongest country in the world. The land of the free did not rise to the top easily, it took blood sweat and tears. Millions of lives were lost in the process. America would not be the world police if we did not have the strongest military. America’s military is a spear. It has many parts, from the handle to the tip. Without the whole spear, it could not kill. But what part of the spear goes in for the kill first? The tip. The

  • Analysis Of Joe Abercrombie's 'Half A King'

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    Coming of age is growing and becoming stronger, seeing full potential. Also, adapting to new changes that await. In the story Half a King, by Joe Abercrombie, presents a character that develops throughout the story from a weak individual who considers himself to be half a king, but when he is faced up against the odds of him living, he matures into a full king. This novel Half a King is a work of fantasy literature. The story seems to be during the time of the Viking age where the country was as

  • The Complex Issue of Whales in Captivity in Blackfish by David Kirby

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    been gaining ground, and recently prompted a movie based off this book titled, Blackfish. The audience of this book includes animal activists, followers of David Kirby, and people that are interested in the topic of killer whales in captivity. Rob Grom was contracted to create a book jacket that would visually depict the context of the David Kirby’s book. The photographer uses his work to persuade people to look into the claims of the book and see another side of the animal park. Grom’s Photograph

  • Challenges Facing The Pharmaceutical Industry Case Study

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    always been a major challenge within the pharmaceutical industry. In the article, Facing the Industry’s Challenges, Dominic Behan, Ph.D., stated that, “If we are going to address unmet medical needs, we must bring new innovative products to market (Grom, 2013).” The pharmaceutical industry has a tendency to shift towards lesser risk targets because of the importance of the investments of generating products within clinical trials and from there they have to have an approval. This should be addressed

  • Personal Narrative: Stunting

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    Stunting can be very dangerous, but sometimes in the most peaceful moments often occur at the edge of catastrophe. This is the quote I live by. It all started in elementary school about 5th grade. I felt very lonely and indeed was. I had a number friends here and there, but I never really had any true friends. I just felt like there wasn't an association for myself. I would see movies where kids would get super powers or have like a great talent and I would become very jealous. I didn't know what

  • history of surfing

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    A Surf Tale An account of surfing’s thousand year voyage from the kings of Hawaii, to the surfers exile from society, to the multi-billion dollar industry of today. The Sun’s radiation heats the upper atmosphere, sending the energy toward the earth’s surface and finally mixes with the planet’s counter-rotational currents, creating jetstream flows. The winds flow over the ocean’s surface creating friction that spawns chops, pushing up the seas forming perfect bands of open ocean swell. Pushed on

  • Importance Of VCE Exams

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    Victorian High Schools Should Repeal VCE Exams High school students face a stressful and strenuous time and are challenged by the vigorous preparation for VCE exams. The ‘do or die’ VCE exams students face is a crisis time for them, instead of thinking about their graduation. Expecting students to take these exams is unfair due to its numerous reasons of unfairness and should not take place. The Victorian school board should repeal these exams. Students do not learn in the same way, they are

  • Comparison Of Sir Gawain And The Green Knight

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    impressive, and has strong morals. First, Gawain is impressive because the lady of the castle wants to be with him even though he has only been there for a day. Also, when Gawain sets off for the Green Knight, the story says, “After journeying through grom landscapes and fighting dragons, ogres, and wild beasts, Gawain arrives.” (Gardner 66) This shows that Gawain is impressive because not many people can go through this many hardships and stay alive. Secondly, he is very driven to be great knight. To

  • Persuasive Essay On VCE Exams

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    Should Victorian High Schools Repeal VCE Exams High school students face a stressful and strenuous time and are challenged by the vigorous preparation for VCE exams. The ‘do or die’ VCE exams that student face is a crisis time for them, instead of thinking about their graduation. Expecting students to take these exams is unfair due to its numerous reasons of unfairness and should not take place. The Victoria school board should repeal these exams. Students do not learn in the same, they are

  • Abbasid Research Paper

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    Who was the third ruler of Abbasid? What did al-Mahdi fail to do? Who took his place after he died? Who was Charlemagne? Whos death brought up war? Who were the real powers behind the throne? Why did people die? What are mercenaries? Different ways people died. Why were there slaves? The Islamic Heartlands in the Middle and Late Abbasid Sea • 3rd Abbasid ruler: al-Mahdi, ruled from 775-785 o He couldn’t cool the moderates so the Abbasid

  • Alternatives to Building More Dams

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    I was intimidated. Actually, let me be honest, I feared a thrashing at the hands of the River God. Trembling muscles warned me to just shoulder my boat and walk. I couldn't. I traveled all the way from Pennsylvania to run these rivers, how could I back out now? I had to run Sunshine Falls...the largest rapid on the Royal Gorge section of the Arkansas River. When would I make it back to Colorado to run this river? I considered the the portage again; it's an impressive drop with no shame in walking

  • Cultural Identity and the Language of Food

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    Cultural Identity and the Language of Food Food is integral to cultural identity and is as much a part of culture as religion and language. Indeed, some cultures elevate food to a level nearing, if not exceeding, the status of their religion. Because I love to cook, to combine flavors in a way that results in something unexpected and wonderful, this paper will discuss various words related to food. Not actual food words, but words surrounding food. Interesting words like “gastronomy” and “feast