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Dogs Vs. Cats In The United States Of America
Which is better, dogs or cats? Dogs are man s best friend, but cats can be lovable too! Cats are cute,
and dogs are too. They are good pets for anybody who does not have an allergy to them. This is all
about the differences of the top two pets of the nation. There are over two million dogs and cats in the
United States of America. The similarities between Cats and Dogs are simple. They are both sweet and
lovable. They are mammals, domesticated, and can be dangerous. They have claws and some bite.
They are friendly and playful! They love to go outside and play around with you. They are cuddly and
can be the best of friends. These are things that cats have and can do that dogs can t. They have
retractable claws. They can jump super high.
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Which is better, dogs or cats? Dogs are man s best friend, but cats can be lovable too! Cats are cute,
and dogs are too. They are good pets for anybody who does not have an allergy to them. This is all
about the differences of the top two pets of the nation. There are over two million dogs and cats in the
United States of America. The similarities between Cats and Dogs are simple. They are both sweet and
lovable. They are mammals, domesticated, and can be dangerous. They have claws and some bite.
They are friendly and playful! They love to go outside and play around with you. They are cuddly and
can be the best of friends. These are things that cats have and can do that dogs can t. They have
retractable claws. They can jump super high.
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Don Juan From The Marineres Analysis
In order for the Marinere to gain this perspective at all, he is in need of more than just a broad, general
perspective during the process. He needs an environment that would be conducive for him to achieve
seeing. Similarly, don Juan tries to impart on Carlos the needed knowledge that to see everything it
must become nothing (Castaneda, 159). This does not mean that something ceases to exist, but
instead, it hints at the ability to release our ties to the concepts we learn and to which we grow so
attached. Additionally, don Juan reveals later in the novel that it hinders Carlos to have everything
explained to him. Carlos explained don Juan was through explaining things to me because explaining
only forced me to indulge (Castaneda, 255).
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In order for the Marinere to gain this perspective at all, he is in need of more than just a broad, general
perspective during the process. He needs an environment that would be conducive for him to achieve
seeing. Similarly, don Juan tries to impart on Carlos the needed knowledge that to see everything it
must become nothing (Castaneda, 159). This does not mean that something ceases to exist, but
instead, it hints at the ability to release our ties to the concepts we learn and to which we grow so
attached. Additionally, don Juan reveals later in the novel that it hinders Carlos to have everything
explained to him. Carlos explained don Juan was through explaining things to me because explaining
only forced me to indulge (Castaneda, 255).
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Sociology and Religion Essay example
This paper is from a catholic feminist s perceptive that the church, as an institution, is structured as a
pyramid modeled on the patriarchal family with the custom of father right. The patriarchal decision
maker has the power to shape, form and control the poor of the world (McCormick, pg. 240) mirroring
the aspect of the conflict theory. The poor of the world are the people who work for the institution of
the Church controlled by the patriarchal power elite. These established masses of people feel no
control, which cause anxiety and they continue to perform their means of production as a formed unit.
The power elite s fear of being overthrown by the poor of the world is fueled with sheer determination
and consistency to stay on top. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In turn, religion started to desacralize as the patriarchal family modeled for business firms, industry,
government, educational systems and other organization because the un represented people were
learning that the people who make decisions for others make them against nonmembers. Religion and
science affirmed the sacredness of hierarchy and theocracy but today the amount of exploitation by
elite in government and industries question these affirmations and instead of father right it is human
right with the inferior groups claiming what is theirs. Human rights create equal opportunity available
for all races. The more inferior groups realize and recognize the presuppositions of superiority through
social conditioning then the more they can do to demand changes for their civil rights.
The human rights cause in the rise of desacralization of religion relies also on women s roles and
significance in religious sacralization, which was developed out of fear of human extinction while
serving the elite. Women were encouraged to bear children for existence and the church reinforced
sexuality as the common ethic of Western society. Now, since there is an immense population base
with advances in science proving to propagate the race through methods such as cloning, there is no
longer the fear of human population dying out and women are no
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This paper is from a catholic feminist s perceptive that the church, as an institution, is structured as a
pyramid modeled on the patriarchal family with the custom of father right. The patriarchal decision
maker has the power to shape, form and control the poor of the world (McCormick, pg. 240) mirroring
the aspect of the conflict theory. The poor of the world are the people who work for the institution of
the Church controlled by the patriarchal power elite. These established masses of people feel no
control, which cause anxiety and they continue to perform their means of production as a formed unit.
The power elite s fear of being overthrown by the poor of the world is fueled with sheer determination
and consistency to stay on top. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In turn, religion started to desacralize as the patriarchal family modeled for business firms, industry,
government, educational systems and other organization because the un represented people were
learning that the people who make decisions for others make them against nonmembers. Religion and
science affirmed the sacredness of hierarchy and theocracy but today the amount of exploitation by
elite in government and industries question these affirmations and instead of father right it is human
right with the inferior groups claiming what is theirs. Human rights create equal opportunity available
for all races. The more inferior groups realize and recognize the presuppositions of superiority through
social conditioning then the more they can do to demand changes for their civil rights.
The human rights cause in the rise of desacralization of religion relies also on women s roles and
significance in religious sacralization, which was developed out of fear of human extinction while
serving the elite. Women were encouraged to bear children for existence and the church reinforced
sexuality as the common ethic of Western society. Now, since there is an immense population base
with advances in science proving to propagate the race through methods such as cloning, there is no
longer the fear of human population dying out and women are no
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The Characteristics Of Grammar And Grammar In The Arabic...
PHONOLOGY AND SYLLABLE
The syllable and grammar for the second era are subject to be studied in commensuration with the
phonology of the Arabic language in a multi linguistic scenario of community. This is due to the fact
that most of the communications at the regional level are oral by nature. Thus, the features of grammar
and syllable cannot be ignored. It has been identified by Kahn (1976) that a mere hypothetical word
atkin is not used and identified in English but without a syllable. The arrangements of the letters
neither assumed later and former use of letters. But, there is a central place exists in few words; such
as, Caltex . Because of this, such types of words are not found easily in the English literature because
of the placement and arrangements of the letters in the word. The next matter of consideration is the
segmental phonology rules; assimilation, length, neutralization, affrication, use of consonant and
vowels. These rules are considered in alignment with the syllables of the word. A Syllable can use the
segmental phonology rules; thus, the element of pharyngealization is observed rather than the use of
other rules and practices. Moreover, the elements of rules are determined through the use of various
functions; hence, there is obstruent exist in English which are the factors talk about the placement of
the letter or the word. Lastly, the element of oral use and breaks of words is assumed as the innate
centrifugal phenomenon of Arabic language in
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PHONOLOGY AND SYLLABLE
The syllable and grammar for the second era are subject to be studied in commensuration with the
phonology of the Arabic language in a multi linguistic scenario of community. This is due to the fact
that most of the communications at the regional level are oral by nature. Thus, the features of grammar
and syllable cannot be ignored. It has been identified by Kahn (1976) that a mere hypothetical word
atkin is not used and identified in English but without a syllable. The arrangements of the letters
neither assumed later and former use of letters. But, there is a central place exists in few words; such
as, Caltex . Because of this, such types of words are not found easily in the English literature because
of the placement and arrangements of the letters in the word. The next matter of consideration is the
segmental phonology rules; assimilation, length, neutralization, affrication, use of consonant and
vowels. These rules are considered in alignment with the syllables of the word. A Syllable can use the
segmental phonology rules; thus, the element of pharyngealization is observed rather than the use of
other rules and practices. Moreover, the elements of rules are determined through the use of various
functions; hence, there is obstruent exist in English which are the factors talk about the placement of
the letter or the word. Lastly, the element of oral use and breaks of words is assumed as the innate
centrifugal phenomenon of Arabic language in
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Organisational Behaviour Ch7
CHAPTER 7 DECISION MAKING AND CREATIVITY Describe the six stages in the rational choice
decision process Decision making: the conscious process of making choices among alternatives with
the intention of moving toward some desired state of affairs. Rational choice paradigm of decision
making: the view in decision making that people should and typically do, use logic and all available
information to choose the alternative with the highest value. Decision making involves identifying,
selecting and applying the best possible alternative. The best decision use pure logic and all available
information to choose the alternative with the highest value Such as highest expected profit, customer
satisfaction, employee wellbeing or some combination ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Initial info influences evaluation of subsequent info 2. Availability heuristic: we estimate probabilities
by how easily we can recall the event, even though other factors influence it. 3. Representativeness
heuristic: we estimate probabilities by how much they are similar to something else, even when better
information available. Problem with maximisation: people engage in satisficing, selecting an
alternative that is good enough rather than the alternative with the highest value. To choose the best
alternative is also demand more info processing capacity than what they willing to apply. Making the
best choice among many, can be cognitively and emotionally draining. Evaluating opportunities:
opportunity is different from the process of problem solving. Decision makers not evaluate
alternatives, after all, the opportunity is the solution, so why look further, they tend to have an
emotional attachment to the opportunity. EMOTIONS AND MAKING CHOICES: Describe 3 ways in
which emotions influences the selection of alternatives 1. Emotions from early preferences: emotions
form preferences before we consciously evaluate those choices 2. Emotions change the decision
evaluation process: moods and emotions influence how well we follow the decision process. 3.
Emotions serve as info when we evaluate alternatives: we listen in on our emotions and use that info
to make choices Intuitive
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CHAPTER 7 DECISION MAKING AND CREATIVITY Describe the six stages in the rational choice
decision process Decision making: the conscious process of making choices among alternatives with
the intention of moving toward some desired state of affairs. Rational choice paradigm of decision
making: the view in decision making that people should and typically do, use logic and all available
information to choose the alternative with the highest value. Decision making involves identifying,
selecting and applying the best possible alternative. The best decision use pure logic and all available
information to choose the alternative with the highest value Such as highest expected profit, customer
satisfaction, employee wellbeing or some combination ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Initial info influences evaluation of subsequent info 2. Availability heuristic: we estimate probabilities
by how easily we can recall the event, even though other factors influence it. 3. Representativeness
heuristic: we estimate probabilities by how much they are similar to something else, even when better
information available. Problem with maximisation: people engage in satisficing, selecting an
alternative that is good enough rather than the alternative with the highest value. To choose the best
alternative is also demand more info processing capacity than what they willing to apply. Making the
best choice among many, can be cognitively and emotionally draining. Evaluating opportunities:
opportunity is different from the process of problem solving. Decision makers not evaluate
alternatives, after all, the opportunity is the solution, so why look further, they tend to have an
emotional attachment to the opportunity. EMOTIONS AND MAKING CHOICES: Describe 3 ways in
which emotions influences the selection of alternatives 1. Emotions from early preferences: emotions
form preferences before we consciously evaluate those choices 2. Emotions change the decision
evaluation process: moods and emotions influence how well we follow the decision process. 3.
Emotions serve as info when we evaluate alternatives: we listen in on our emotions and use that info
to make choices Intuitive
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A Barbie For Every Body Summary
Women in the past and present have faced issues of diversity and inequality based on their good looks.
Now, Mattel, the maker of the Barbie, is striving to change an overdue icon of American beauty, the
Barbie doll. The article, A Barbie For Every Body, written by Eliana Dockterman, is about the new
styles of Barbies that have been created, and the social prejudice against the original style of the
Barbie. I chose this article out of pure excitement that Mattel is changing the Barbies to look more like
real American women. In America, self image and self esteem, are major priorities for most ladies.
Between the commercials on television, and the models in magazines, having the perfect body is a
message sent to all women young and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This contributes to a healthier and more productive society.
I believe that Mattel does not only want to improve its profits, but is also experiencing a sense of
moral responsibility. According to An introduction to Human Services written by Marianne Woodside
and Tricia McClam, this can be defined as a commitment to rational thinking and an orientation to
moral principles (2015). Mass producers of children s products should consider the moral impacts of
their products, because children are influenced very easily, and it is important to raise the next
generation of kids with a sense of empowerment and individuality.
Although I do believe that the Barbie doll does affect a girl s self image, some people would disagree.
For example,
According to Mattel s Culmone, Barbie is not the problem: Girls view the world completely
differently than grown ups do. They don t come at it with the same angles and baggage and all that
stuff that we do. Clearly, the influences for girls on those types of issues, whether it s body image or
anything else, it s proven, it s peers, moms, parents, it s their social circles (Laura Stampler,
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Women in the past and present have faced issues of diversity and inequality based on their good looks.
Now, Mattel, the maker of the Barbie, is striving to change an overdue icon of American beauty, the
Barbie doll. The article, A Barbie For Every Body, written by Eliana Dockterman, is about the new
styles of Barbies that have been created, and the social prejudice against the original style of the
Barbie. I chose this article out of pure excitement that Mattel is changing the Barbies to look more like
real American women. In America, self image and self esteem, are major priorities for most ladies.
Between the commercials on television, and the models in magazines, having the perfect body is a
message sent to all women young and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This contributes to a healthier and more productive society.
I believe that Mattel does not only want to improve its profits, but is also experiencing a sense of
moral responsibility. According to An introduction to Human Services written by Marianne Woodside
and Tricia McClam, this can be defined as a commitment to rational thinking and an orientation to
moral principles (2015). Mass producers of children s products should consider the moral impacts of
their products, because children are influenced very easily, and it is important to raise the next
generation of kids with a sense of empowerment and individuality.
Although I do believe that the Barbie doll does affect a girl s self image, some people would disagree.
For example,
According to Mattel s Culmone, Barbie is not the problem: Girls view the world completely
differently than grown ups do. They don t come at it with the same angles and baggage and all that
stuff that we do. Clearly, the influences for girls on those types of issues, whether it s body image or
anything else, it s proven, it s peers, moms, parents, it s their social circles (Laura Stampler,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examples Of Foil In Antigone
Antigone by Sophocles, tells the story of two brothers, of one is given a proper burial and the other is
not. Throughout the story two characters contrast. In literature, a foil is a character that has contrasting
traits from another character. These distinctions often better develop characters and help the reader
notice the specific traits of each character. Antigone who is outgoing, aggressive, and willing to fight
for what she believes in, contrasts with her sister, who is more introverted, soft spoken, and cautious.
Ismene is a foil for Antigone. Before committing the crime of burying Polynices, Antigone must ask
Ismene for help. Minimizing the risk of her crime, Antigone asks Ismene for help as if it s a simple
favor. Will you help me? Will you do something with me? Will you? (507) Ismene, uncomfortable
with helping Antigone, must decline. This is difficult for her, so instead of just saying no, she feels she
needs to give some sort of explanation. O sister, sister, do you forget how our father perished in shame
and misery, his awful sin self proved, blinded by his own self mutilation? And then his mother, his
wife, for she was both, destroyed herself in a noose of her own making? And now our brothers, both in
a single day... (507) Ismene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of their fight, the decision is made; Antigone will bury Polynices. Ismene s disapproving
attitude does not sit well with Antigone. Oh, I shall hate you if you talk like that! And he will hate you,
rightly. Leave me alone with my own madness. There is no punishment that can rob me of my
honorable death. (508) Ismene proved not to take after her sister s hot headed attitude when she
replied to Antigone. Go then, if you are determined, to your folly. But remember that those who love
you... love you still. (508) Ismene s patience is more honorable in the face of Antigone s angers and
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Antigone by Sophocles, tells the story of two brothers, of one is given a proper burial and the other is
not. Throughout the story two characters contrast. In literature, a foil is a character that has contrasting
traits from another character. These distinctions often better develop characters and help the reader
notice the specific traits of each character. Antigone who is outgoing, aggressive, and willing to fight
for what she believes in, contrasts with her sister, who is more introverted, soft spoken, and cautious.
Ismene is a foil for Antigone. Before committing the crime of burying Polynices, Antigone must ask
Ismene for help. Minimizing the risk of her crime, Antigone asks Ismene for help as if it s a simple
favor. Will you help me? Will you do something with me? Will you? (507) Ismene, uncomfortable
with helping Antigone, must decline. This is difficult for her, so instead of just saying no, she feels she
needs to give some sort of explanation. O sister, sister, do you forget how our father perished in shame
and misery, his awful sin self proved, blinded by his own self mutilation? And then his mother, his
wife, for she was both, destroyed herself in a noose of her own making? And now our brothers, both in
a single day... (507) Ismene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of their fight, the decision is made; Antigone will bury Polynices. Ismene s disapproving
attitude does not sit well with Antigone. Oh, I shall hate you if you talk like that! And he will hate you,
rightly. Leave me alone with my own madness. There is no punishment that can rob me of my
honorable death. (508) Ismene proved not to take after her sister s hot headed attitude when she
replied to Antigone. Go then, if you are determined, to your folly. But remember that those who love
you... love you still. (508) Ismene s patience is more honorable in the face of Antigone s angers and
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Transportation In San Francisco
Transportation innovation and conditions in San Francisco were not always created easily. San
Francisco s had an exceptional nightmare from a transit point of view. The obvious problem was San
Francisco geographic makeup. Hills caused the early settlers to deal with the swamp like conditions.
San Francisco expanded population after the Gold Rush led to better paved streets. In the 1870s
Andrew S. Hallidie developed a rope and cable car technology that could drag ore and tools up hills
by being pulled by horses. In 1873, the Clay Street Railroad Cable car line was established. Early
cable cars were pulled by horses on rails. In the 1890s, electric street cars took over horse car services
(Hartlaub, 2015). In the 19th century, railroads encouraged economic progress in California.
Transportation costs were reduced, which allowed remote lands and resources to be attainable. Various
markets for producers were widened, which enabled raising the land value and increased many people
s earnings and income. One of the first results of the advent of the railroad was phenomenal
urbanization. Oakland, a steamboat port that had been settled in the 1850s ... Show more content on
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In 1908, the first taxicab arrived in San Francisco. The automobile and public transportation were
becoming popular and were a new source of traveling about in San Francisco. The Bay Bride and
Golden Gate Bridge were built in 1936 and 1937 to interconnect the city of San Francisco. In 1972,
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) was a Muni Metro underground transit line established. The 75 mile
public transport system linked all the major cities of San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa
counties (Hansen, 1973, p. 47 48). The Muni has continued to grow and is now the eighth largest
transit agency in the United States, with more than 80 routes. Transportation innovations have allowed
San Francisco to grow and expand and allowed people to travel freely (Hartlaub,
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Transportation innovation and conditions in San Francisco were not always created easily. San
Francisco s had an exceptional nightmare from a transit point of view. The obvious problem was San
Francisco geographic makeup. Hills caused the early settlers to deal with the swamp like conditions.
San Francisco expanded population after the Gold Rush led to better paved streets. In the 1870s
Andrew S. Hallidie developed a rope and cable car technology that could drag ore and tools up hills
by being pulled by horses. In 1873, the Clay Street Railroad Cable car line was established. Early
cable cars were pulled by horses on rails. In the 1890s, electric street cars took over horse car services
(Hartlaub, 2015). In the 19th century, railroads encouraged economic progress in California.
Transportation costs were reduced, which allowed remote lands and resources to be attainable. Various
markets for producers were widened, which enabled raising the land value and increased many people
s earnings and income. One of the first results of the advent of the railroad was phenomenal
urbanization. Oakland, a steamboat port that had been settled in the 1850s ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In 1908, the first taxicab arrived in San Francisco. The automobile and public transportation were
becoming popular and were a new source of traveling about in San Francisco. The Bay Bride and
Golden Gate Bridge were built in 1936 and 1937 to interconnect the city of San Francisco. In 1972,
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) was a Muni Metro underground transit line established. The 75 mile
public transport system linked all the major cities of San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa
counties (Hansen, 1973, p. 47 48). The Muni has continued to grow and is now the eighth largest
transit agency in the United States, with more than 80 routes. Transportation innovations have allowed
San Francisco to grow and expand and allowed people to travel freely (Hartlaub,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Descriptive Essay About Oxygen
Adopt an Element: Oxygen I look down at my periodic table that my chemistry teacher had just
handed out to me. It contained a variety of colors and elements. It s amazing how so many elements
exists, I wonder if I can be someone so amazing to discover a new element. I run my hand over the
newly copied, thin paper. I abruptly stop at the right side of the paper, where my pointer finger points
at the first element of column 16 and the sixth element of period 2. Its name is oxygen. What s so
special about oxygen? For some odd reason I feel a special pull towards the element, a feeling of
nostalgia and feeling of satisfaction and loyalty. Oxygen is a colourless, odourless gas, in which all
kinds of animals, plants, and bacteria use to respirate. That s all I know about it, or what I thought. My
eyes skim at the word. I lift my hand off of the table. I shake my head and the let the thought away, I
can t really be connected to this element, can I? I doze off for the rest of class, barely listening to a
word my teacher says. That night, I whip up my computer and go to google.com. My fingers agiley
type in the word, oxygen . However, I do not dare click the enter button nor the search button. What if
I really am connected to this gas? I gulp and take a deep breath before pressing enter. A range of
selections pop up, from a tv show to fitness centers. I skim through the sites, not long before clicking
on a site called rsc.org to read what oxygen really is. The first thing I
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Adopt an Element: Oxygen I look down at my periodic table that my chemistry teacher had just
handed out to me. It contained a variety of colors and elements. It s amazing how so many elements
exists, I wonder if I can be someone so amazing to discover a new element. I run my hand over the
newly copied, thin paper. I abruptly stop at the right side of the paper, where my pointer finger points
at the first element of column 16 and the sixth element of period 2. Its name is oxygen. What s so
special about oxygen? For some odd reason I feel a special pull towards the element, a feeling of
nostalgia and feeling of satisfaction and loyalty. Oxygen is a colourless, odourless gas, in which all
kinds of animals, plants, and bacteria use to respirate. That s all I know about it, or what I thought. My
eyes skim at the word. I lift my hand off of the table. I shake my head and the let the thought away, I
can t really be connected to this element, can I? I doze off for the rest of class, barely listening to a
word my teacher says. That night, I whip up my computer and go to google.com. My fingers agiley
type in the word, oxygen . However, I do not dare click the enter button nor the search button. What if
I really am connected to this gas? I gulp and take a deep breath before pressing enter. A range of
selections pop up, from a tv show to fitness centers. I skim through the sites, not long before clicking
on a site called rsc.org to read what oxygen really is. The first thing I
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Features Needed to Make a Comedy Film
For hundreds of years Hollywood has been making countless of different genre movies. One main
genre that is very popular is comedy; these films have been entertaining audiences for decades with
over the top scenes, characters and funny moments. This essay will focus on what features are needed
to make a comedy movie by concentrating on the pro filmic codes, filmic or technical codes, character
types and networks, social themes and narrative patterns and stock scenes that go into creating these
films.
Comedy is a genre of film that uses humour as a driving force. Even though the comedy business may
take on some serious material they most likely end with a happy ending. Comedy films have the
tendency to become a mixed sub genre because humour can be incorporated into many other genres.
The different types of sub genres are slapstick, romantic comedy, screwball comedy, teen comedy,
family comedy and black comedy.
Slapstick is the recourse to humour involving exaggerated physical activity which exceeds the
boundaries of common sense. Slapstick comedy is a primarily physical kind of comedy based around
pratfalls and mild comic violence. For example, smacks in the head, pokes in the eyes, people falling
down, etc. It is probably most widely recognized in the comedy of The Three Stooges, The Pink
Panther and for a more contemporary example MTV s Jackass.
Romantic comedy films are light, humorous, and playful. The central plot is on romantic ideals such
as that true love and is
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For hundreds of years Hollywood has been making countless of different genre movies. One main
genre that is very popular is comedy; these films have been entertaining audiences for decades with
over the top scenes, characters and funny moments. This essay will focus on what features are needed
to make a comedy movie by concentrating on the pro filmic codes, filmic or technical codes, character
types and networks, social themes and narrative patterns and stock scenes that go into creating these
films.
Comedy is a genre of film that uses humour as a driving force. Even though the comedy business may
take on some serious material they most likely end with a happy ending. Comedy films have the
tendency to become a mixed sub genre because humour can be incorporated into many other genres.
The different types of sub genres are slapstick, romantic comedy, screwball comedy, teen comedy,
family comedy and black comedy.
Slapstick is the recourse to humour involving exaggerated physical activity which exceeds the
boundaries of common sense. Slapstick comedy is a primarily physical kind of comedy based around
pratfalls and mild comic violence. For example, smacks in the head, pokes in the eyes, people falling
down, etc. It is probably most widely recognized in the comedy of The Three Stooges, The Pink
Panther and for a more contemporary example MTV s Jackass.
Romantic comedy films are light, humorous, and playful. The central plot is on romantic ideals such
as that true love and is
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Lars and the Real Girls Essay
Analysis how visual and/or sound and verbal techniques develop an important character
In the film Lars and the real girl by Craig Gillespie, an important character developed is Lars. Lars
lives in a tight knit community based in a small American town. Lars has a fear of human contact
which results in him suffering form a delusional disorder where he falls I love with, Bianca, a life
sized real doll. Through his relationship with Bianca he is provided with unconditional love and lack
of criticism he desires. This inurn helps him gain confidence he requires to engage in his community
and begin to relate to those around him. Gillespie shows the development Lars undergoes through the
techniques setting, costume and dialogue.
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The lack of dialogue also helps us appreciate the dialogue he does say, I thought the snow was over.
Knowing that it has been carefully selected by the director to contribute or develop and important
idea. Often Lars character substitutes words by awkwardly squinting his eyes shut. This happens when
Lars is uncomfortable in the social situation. The audience is manipulated to feel sympathetic towards
him. Its important that this sympathetic connection is made early on, so the audience is engaged in his
development.
Upon the arrival of Bianca, we see a false thaw in the weather. As Lars introduce Bianca to Karin
(Lars s sister in law) and Gus(Lars s brother) the false thaw signifies Lars begging to open himself up
to Karin and Gus through the arrival of Bianca. The deceptive thaw, a few patches grass and a
glimmer of sunlight, symbolizes Lars emotional retrieval. Through the unconditional love and lack of
criticism he desires Bianca provides him, Lars begins to interact with the community having Bianca
close by as a protective armor. However it is only false thaw, as Bianca is only plastic and will never
be able to provide him with true fulfillment. However the way the community plays along with Bianca
gives lars the chance to find his own identity in his own time and in his own way. As an audience we
see the immense healing power a community can have if the come together to support an individual.
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Analysis how visual and/or sound and verbal techniques develop an important character
In the film Lars and the real girl by Craig Gillespie, an important character developed is Lars. Lars
lives in a tight knit community based in a small American town. Lars has a fear of human contact
which results in him suffering form a delusional disorder where he falls I love with, Bianca, a life
sized real doll. Through his relationship with Bianca he is provided with unconditional love and lack
of criticism he desires. This inurn helps him gain confidence he requires to engage in his community
and begin to relate to those around him. Gillespie shows the development Lars undergoes through the
techniques setting, costume and dialogue.
In the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lack of dialogue also helps us appreciate the dialogue he does say, I thought the snow was over.
Knowing that it has been carefully selected by the director to contribute or develop and important
idea. Often Lars character substitutes words by awkwardly squinting his eyes shut. This happens when
Lars is uncomfortable in the social situation. The audience is manipulated to feel sympathetic towards
him. Its important that this sympathetic connection is made early on, so the audience is engaged in his
development.
Upon the arrival of Bianca, we see a false thaw in the weather. As Lars introduce Bianca to Karin
(Lars s sister in law) and Gus(Lars s brother) the false thaw signifies Lars begging to open himself up
to Karin and Gus through the arrival of Bianca. The deceptive thaw, a few patches grass and a
glimmer of sunlight, symbolizes Lars emotional retrieval. Through the unconditional love and lack of
criticism he desires Bianca provides him, Lars begins to interact with the community having Bianca
close by as a protective armor. However it is only false thaw, as Bianca is only plastic and will never
be able to provide him with true fulfillment. However the way the community plays along with Bianca
gives lars the chance to find his own identity in his own time and in his own way. As an audience we
see the immense healing power a community can have if the come together to support an individual.
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The Languages Of Spain And The United Kingdom
European societies have strong sentiments towards using language and its history as the means of
shaping regional identity against national identity. This essay thus discusses the languages of Spain
and the United Kingdom. Spain s 17 autonomous regions are grounded in historical tensions of
peripheral, or regional, and nationalist movements, and the struggles to demarcate ethnic values from
the civic. It amounted with the Castilian language as the assimilating tool of Franco s nationalistic
regime. Such history has remained an impetus in modern Spain s example of pursuing language
plurality for regional and cultural identification. The UK presents a different policy, contrasting Spain
s regionalism with a monolingual framework. One reason of the pervasive English monolingualism is
the Anglican Church s historical repression of Cornish. It fostered the stigmatism, eradication and
abandonment of this Cornwall tongue, and forced superiority and common usage of English instead.
Alike to Spain, history is a lesson to modern UK s example of growing acceptance, particularly in the
exponential revival of its regional languages. Hence, this essay explores historical tensions between
national official and regional languages, language education, and fears concerning language
preservation. These themes clearly shape both Spanish and British culture towards distinctive pursuits
of regional identity.
Spain s 17 autonomous regions establish pursuits of regional identity above national
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European societies have strong sentiments towards using language and its history as the means of
shaping regional identity against national identity. This essay thus discusses the languages of Spain
and the United Kingdom. Spain s 17 autonomous regions are grounded in historical tensions of
peripheral, or regional, and nationalist movements, and the struggles to demarcate ethnic values from
the civic. It amounted with the Castilian language as the assimilating tool of Franco s nationalistic
regime. Such history has remained an impetus in modern Spain s example of pursuing language
plurality for regional and cultural identification. The UK presents a different policy, contrasting Spain
s regionalism with a monolingual framework. One reason of the pervasive English monolingualism is
the Anglican Church s historical repression of Cornish. It fostered the stigmatism, eradication and
abandonment of this Cornwall tongue, and forced superiority and common usage of English instead.
Alike to Spain, history is a lesson to modern UK s example of growing acceptance, particularly in the
exponential revival of its regional languages. Hence, this essay explores historical tensions between
national official and regional languages, language education, and fears concerning language
preservation. These themes clearly shape both Spanish and British culture towards distinctive pursuits
of regional identity.
Spain s 17 autonomous regions establish pursuits of regional identity above national
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Tissue Replacement
2.0 Conventional Methods of Tissue Replacement
This section will discuss the current methods of tissue replacement. We will look at the strengths and
weaknesses of these methods. The conventional methods in use today are Biological Replacement
such as organ donation, and Artificial Replacement such as Pacemakers.
2.1 Biological Replacement
There are four main types of tissue in the body; muscle, connective, epithelial, and nervous tissues [].
In this paper, I will be covering the replacement of both hard and soft tissues. As organs are the most
frequently replaced body part I will be covering them separately
2.1.1 Organ Donation
Organ Donation is the most widely used methods of replacing tissues. Many cities and Countries have
programs that encourage donating your body after death, many with the phrase One organ donor can
save up to eight lives. The same donor can also save or improve the lives of up to 75 people by
donating tissues and eyes [1]. Organ Donation is the process where an organ, removed ... Show more
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Organs are in short supply and the demand is growing, there are more patients worldwide needing
organs than registered donors [2]. The wait time for organs differs between organs such as three weeks
for a heart, but 15 months for a kidney [3]. Another risk is infection or rejection. Rejection is where
the body s own cells attack the new tissue as it does not recognize the tissue as part of the body.
Depending on the organ rejection rates can range from fifty to just seven percent [][]. Many recipients
will see symptoms of organ rejection, however, this is routinely caught and treated before full
rejection can occur. Infection is also a risk of organ transplantation, while eighty percent of patients
have no reaction, fifteen percent have chronic viral infections, and 10 percent have frequent rejection
episodes caused by infection
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2.0 Conventional Methods of Tissue Replacement
This section will discuss the current methods of tissue replacement. We will look at the strengths and
weaknesses of these methods. The conventional methods in use today are Biological Replacement
such as organ donation, and Artificial Replacement such as Pacemakers.
2.1 Biological Replacement
There are four main types of tissue in the body; muscle, connective, epithelial, and nervous tissues [].
In this paper, I will be covering the replacement of both hard and soft tissues. As organs are the most
frequently replaced body part I will be covering them separately
2.1.1 Organ Donation
Organ Donation is the most widely used methods of replacing tissues. Many cities and Countries have
programs that encourage donating your body after death, many with the phrase One organ donor can
save up to eight lives. The same donor can also save or improve the lives of up to 75 people by
donating tissues and eyes [1]. Organ Donation is the process where an organ, removed ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Organs are in short supply and the demand is growing, there are more patients worldwide needing
organs than registered donors [2]. The wait time for organs differs between organs such as three weeks
for a heart, but 15 months for a kidney [3]. Another risk is infection or rejection. Rejection is where
the body s own cells attack the new tissue as it does not recognize the tissue as part of the body.
Depending on the organ rejection rates can range from fifty to just seven percent [][]. Many recipients
will see symptoms of organ rejection, however, this is routinely caught and treated before full
rejection can occur. Infection is also a risk of organ transplantation, while eighty percent of patients
have no reaction, fifteen percent have chronic viral infections, and 10 percent have frequent rejection
episodes caused by infection
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Paramedic Medical Skills
Paramedic clinical skill demonstration
As part of assessment for CSB330, students worked in small groups to demonstrate and record the
correct application of ambulance equipment and perform five clinical skills. These skills were: Neann
Immobilisation Extrication Jacket (NIEJ), Carbon Traction Emergency Medical Services (CT EMS)
traction splint, Pelvic Circumferential Compression Device (SAM pelvic sling), Oropharyngeal
airway (OPA) and Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) and Stiffneck cervical collar/soft neck collar. The
development of foundational skills early in the paramedic science degree is important, as these skills
need to be performed competently during clinical placement. Ambulance practice requires a
combination of skill based activity, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An NPA can be used in a patient who may not be able to have an OPA inserted due to intact gag reflex,
trismus or oral trauma (QAS CPP). However, if the patient has potential or known basal skull
fractures, an NPA cannot proceed to be inserted, otherwise further damage can be caused (PG, IM). At
the same time, it is important to be aware of complications such as airway trauma, including epistaxis,
ineffectiveness due to an incorrect size or placement (QAS,
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Paramedic clinical skill demonstration
As part of assessment for CSB330, students worked in small groups to demonstrate and record the
correct application of ambulance equipment and perform five clinical skills. These skills were: Neann
Immobilisation Extrication Jacket (NIEJ), Carbon Traction Emergency Medical Services (CT EMS)
traction splint, Pelvic Circumferential Compression Device (SAM pelvic sling), Oropharyngeal
airway (OPA) and Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) and Stiffneck cervical collar/soft neck collar. The
development of foundational skills early in the paramedic science degree is important, as these skills
need to be performed competently during clinical placement. Ambulance practice requires a
combination of skill based activity, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An NPA can be used in a patient who may not be able to have an OPA inserted due to intact gag reflex,
trismus or oral trauma (QAS CPP). However, if the patient has potential or known basal skull
fractures, an NPA cannot proceed to be inserted, otherwise further damage can be caused (PG, IM). At
the same time, it is important to be aware of complications such as airway trauma, including epistaxis,
ineffectiveness due to an incorrect size or placement (QAS,
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Culture Of Smallness By Nick Joaquin
Joaquin took a big risk when he chose to enlighten his readers with his viewpoints regarding the
reason behind the Philippines lack of progress as a country. Through his article, he bluntly called out
how Filipinos have already succumbed themselves to small greatness , and made meticulous
observations on the nation s culture (which he later compared to those of foreign countries). Being a
Filipino writer and historian himself, Nick Joaquin presented trivialized issues of Philippine culture
and mentality. He has seen and experienced the raw fruits of the so called, heritage of smallness at
first hand. Through years of explicit observation of the society needed to be able to write Philippine
literature and historiography, he has developed a keen eye and understanding of his kababayan s
actions, decisions, and his own history. These conclusions were drawn from their earlier ancestors way
back when they neglected to conquer neighboring lands, and pursue blind ventures far from their own.
Most practices and skills from the olden times have remained stagnant up to this day that they have
failed to advance and concur with modernity. An example ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the comprehensive take on the culture of smallness , Nick Joaquin circled his statements
around his opinions and those of foreigners. He failed to explore on the masses take on the idea (much
more for those in the lower class since most of our population consists of people from their status),
which left them silenced, and left for judgement. Especially now that Joaquin has bombarded his
article with criticisms about the culture, more readers (most likely foreigners) will not be able to
understand the practices of the nation. On the other hand, his idea is mind bogging for locals, and will
surely influence
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Joaquin took a big risk when he chose to enlighten his readers with his viewpoints regarding the
reason behind the Philippines lack of progress as a country. Through his article, he bluntly called out
how Filipinos have already succumbed themselves to small greatness , and made meticulous
observations on the nation s culture (which he later compared to those of foreign countries). Being a
Filipino writer and historian himself, Nick Joaquin presented trivialized issues of Philippine culture
and mentality. He has seen and experienced the raw fruits of the so called, heritage of smallness at
first hand. Through years of explicit observation of the society needed to be able to write Philippine
literature and historiography, he has developed a keen eye and understanding of his kababayan s
actions, decisions, and his own history. These conclusions were drawn from their earlier ancestors way
back when they neglected to conquer neighboring lands, and pursue blind ventures far from their own.
Most practices and skills from the olden times have remained stagnant up to this day that they have
failed to advance and concur with modernity. An example ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the comprehensive take on the culture of smallness , Nick Joaquin circled his statements
around his opinions and those of foreigners. He failed to explore on the masses take on the idea (much
more for those in the lower class since most of our population consists of people from their status),
which left them silenced, and left for judgement. Especially now that Joaquin has bombarded his
article with criticisms about the culture, more readers (most likely foreigners) will not be able to
understand the practices of the nation. On the other hand, his idea is mind bogging for locals, and will
surely influence
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Edgar Allan Poe Motivation
Edgar Allen Poe wrote stories that induce fear in the reader s mind. he gave the main characters little
description of appearance and name along with deep insight to the inner thought processes of the
characters to give a strong sense of overwhelming fear. He had many different conflicts that were
often driven by a form of anger and hatred and often included some lesson that leads you away from
becoming like the killers and psychopaths. While the characterization of the protagonist and the
motivation for the conflict are very similar in Poe s stories The Cask of Amontillado , The Black Cat ,
and The Tell Tale Heart the theme of the stories are distinctly different changing with each story.
One way Edgar Allen Poe created an emotional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They all seemed to come from a common place of anger and resentment that you can find in the inner
workings of many people s minds, making you feel as though it is a human trait and anyone could be
capable of theses ations. For example, in The Cask of Amontillado Montresor had stated The thousand
injuries of Fortunato i had borne as i best could, but when he ventured upon insult, i vowed revenge
(Poe 31) showing he had hated Fortunato from the beginning but what he had done to insult the
protagonist had pushed him over the edge, and this anger was what had caused the conflict. In The
Tell Tale heart the Protagonist had said He had the eye of a vulture a pale blue eye, with a film over it
and ... for it was not the old man who vexed me, but his evil eye (Poe 7) proving that the protagonist
of this story was feeling hatred towards the eye. That was why he had killed the old man, to get rid of
the eye that had plagued his thoughts. This had continued in The Black Cat when this un named
protagonist had first said But this feeling had soon gave place to irritation. and then came, as if to my
final and irrevocable overthrow, the spirit of PERVERSENESS (Poe 18) and also when he had said
The moodiness of my usual temper increased to hatred of all things and all of mankind... (Poe 24).
Both of those quotes from the story show the anger and hatred of which had led to the attempted
murder of his cat, that was stopped by his wife who had then became the victim of his
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Edgar Allen Poe wrote stories that induce fear in the reader s mind. he gave the main characters little
description of appearance and name along with deep insight to the inner thought processes of the
characters to give a strong sense of overwhelming fear. He had many different conflicts that were
often driven by a form of anger and hatred and often included some lesson that leads you away from
becoming like the killers and psychopaths. While the characterization of the protagonist and the
motivation for the conflict are very similar in Poe s stories The Cask of Amontillado , The Black Cat ,
and The Tell Tale Heart the theme of the stories are distinctly different changing with each story.
One way Edgar Allen Poe created an emotional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They all seemed to come from a common place of anger and resentment that you can find in the inner
workings of many people s minds, making you feel as though it is a human trait and anyone could be
capable of theses ations. For example, in The Cask of Amontillado Montresor had stated The thousand
injuries of Fortunato i had borne as i best could, but when he ventured upon insult, i vowed revenge
(Poe 31) showing he had hated Fortunato from the beginning but what he had done to insult the
protagonist had pushed him over the edge, and this anger was what had caused the conflict. In The
Tell Tale heart the Protagonist had said He had the eye of a vulture a pale blue eye, with a film over it
and ... for it was not the old man who vexed me, but his evil eye (Poe 7) proving that the protagonist
of this story was feeling hatred towards the eye. That was why he had killed the old man, to get rid of
the eye that had plagued his thoughts. This had continued in The Black Cat when this un named
protagonist had first said But this feeling had soon gave place to irritation. and then came, as if to my
final and irrevocable overthrow, the spirit of PERVERSENESS (Poe 18) and also when he had said
The moodiness of my usual temper increased to hatred of all things and all of mankind... (Poe 24).
Both of those quotes from the story show the anger and hatred of which had led to the attempted
murder of his cat, that was stopped by his wife who had then became the victim of his
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Urinary Tract Infection Report
Prevention of Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections:
A Comparison of Care Agents
Introduction
Health care associated infections are infections contracted as a result of receiving medical treatment in
a healthcare facility. In 2014, the HAI Prevalence Survey reported an estimated 722,000 HAIs in
United States acute care facilities with an approximate 93,300 reported as infections related to the
urinary tract (U.S Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). One way of contracting a urinary
tract infection is via catheterization. Indwelling catheterization is a procedure in which a tube inserted
into the urinary bladder via the urethra and is left in place as a closed system for urinary drainage. This
tube can also be a way for infection ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There was no reported advantage in the use of antimicrobial agents in the prevention of CAUTI. The
use of disposable wipes impregnated with chlorhexidine had favorable results in CAUTI prevention,
but no more so than soap and water and was considerably more expensive. The use of bath basins, the
traditional practice in patient hygiene care, reportedly can increase CAUTI rates due to the high levels
of bacterial contamination found in the used
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Prevention of Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections:
A Comparison of Care Agents
Introduction
Health care associated infections are infections contracted as a result of receiving medical treatment in
a healthcare facility. In 2014, the HAI Prevalence Survey reported an estimated 722,000 HAIs in
United States acute care facilities with an approximate 93,300 reported as infections related to the
urinary tract (U.S Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). One way of contracting a urinary
tract infection is via catheterization. Indwelling catheterization is a procedure in which a tube inserted
into the urinary bladder via the urethra and is left in place as a closed system for urinary drainage. This
tube can also be a way for infection ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There was no reported advantage in the use of antimicrobial agents in the prevention of CAUTI. The
use of disposable wipes impregnated with chlorhexidine had favorable results in CAUTI prevention,
but no more so than soap and water and was considerably more expensive. The use of bath basins, the
traditional practice in patient hygiene care, reportedly can increase CAUTI rates due to the high levels
of bacterial contamination found in the used
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Primate Play Analysis
TRUST THE INSTINCT
A Play by Deonta Slayton
Deonta Slayton
Mrs. Love Hilliard
Creative Writing
29 January 2016
Characters
PETE,
ARACHNID,
TOUR GUIDE,
Setting
Science Center. Present.
Lights up to reveal PETE walking with his school group, being given a tour of the facility.
TOUR GUIDE
Here is where the center keeps our very valued primates. These little guys help us determine the
theory, were human derived from primates is true. Results are still being processed.
(Sees PETE trying to feed a banana to the monkey.)
PETE
Hey little fella, got a nice potassium filled treat for you. It s full of nutrients!
(Holds the banana to the monkey, the monkey slaps the banana out of PETE S hand.)
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ARACHNID
Do I look like a snake to you?
(The ARACHID leads PETE to the glass of spiders, PETE looks to see if anyone is looking. PETE
then lifts the glass top letting the spiders out through the top and ARACHNID bites PETE once again.)
PETE
What the hell you do that for?! Remember I help you and you help me. What about the scorpion and
the frog?!
ARACHNID
Yes, but what I failed to mention was that the scorpion too was a creature of habit. The scorpion winds
TRUST THE INSTINCT
A Play by Deonta Slayton
Deonta Slayton
Mrs. Love Hilliard
Creative Writing
29 January 2016
Characters
PETE,
ARACHNID,
TOUR GUIDE,
Setting
Science Center. Present.
Lights up to reveal PETE walking with his school group, being given a tour of the facility.
TOUR GUIDE
Here is where the center keeps our very valued primates. These little guys help us determine the
theory, were human derived from primates is true. Results are still being processed.
(Sees PETE trying to feed a banana to the monkey.)
PETE
Hey little fella, got a nice potassium filled treat for you. It s full of nutrients!
(Holds the banana to the monkey, the monkey slaps the banana out of PETE S hand.)
TOUR GUIDE ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ARACHNID
Do I look like a snake to you?
(The ARACHID leads PETE to the glass of spiders, PETE looks to see if anyone is looking. PETE
then lifts the glass top letting the spiders out through the top and ARACHNID bites PETE once again.)
PETE
What the hell you do that for?! Remember I help you and you help me. What about the scorpion and
the frog?!
ARACHNID
Yes, but what I failed to mention was that the scorpion too was a creature of habit. The scorpion winds
up stinging the frog anyway leaving them both to be doomed. When the frog asks why the scorpion
did that the scorpion replied it s my nature. It too is my nature to bite people. Sorry kid, not really.
PETE
That s okay. If there s one thing that life has taught me is to always have a backup plan.
(PETE yells to alert the spiders have been let free then PETE steps on the ARACHNID, killing it.)
(PETE CONT.)
You forget humans are creatures of habit too. Our first instinct is to kill a bug when we see it.
(As PETE smiles he collapses on the floor. The TOUR GUIDE rushes to him and checks his pulse
only to see that he doesn t have one.)
END OF
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did that the scorpion replied it s my nature. It too is my nature to bite people. Sorry kid, not really.
PETE
That s okay. If there s one thing that life has taught me is to always have a backup plan.
(PETE yells to alert the spiders have been let free then PETE steps on the ARACHNID, killing it.)
(PETE CONT.)
You forget humans are creatures of habit too. Our first instinct is to kill a bug when we see it.
(As PETE smiles he collapses on the floor. The TOUR GUIDE rushes to him and checks his pulse
only to see that he doesn t have one.)
END OF
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Pros And Cons Of Being An Esstj
When being a kid you change personalities a lot, but me I have not. I ve been a ESTJ (extraverted,
sensing, thinking, judging) person my whole life. I think being a ESTJ really describes me well. Being
a ESTJ means you are a joiner, you also like being the authority, they are very out spoken people too.
These things describe me perfectly. I love being in power, I also let people hear what s on my mind. I
love joining in on things too. As a ESTJ we love joining in on things. Since I was a kid I loved being
involved in on things. When I was like ten I loved being in as many things as possible. Just the feeling
of being apart of something was what I loved. I didn t care about the club itself. I just liked making
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Many ESTJs were in the authority position such as John D. Rockefeller, and George W. Bush. Just like
these men I love being in authority. Like a time when I was six my mom told me I could be in charge
of my two older sisters just so I would stop saying I never got to be in charge I really wasn t in charge.
When I was in charged of my sisters I used it to my advantage and said we were eating ice cream for
dinner. They said no of course, so they called my mom who was at work. She was busy at the time so
she said yes you guys have to eat ice cream for dinner. When I heard those words come out of her
mouth I knew that I had the power. Now being older I love the feeling of being power. The best part of
being in power is being able to say what you need to say. ESTJs hate just watching something bad
happen. If we see something bad we will call it out in a heartbeat. When I was younger I m not sure
what age I was I saw a man steal something at Target. I watch this man put this thing in his pants. As a
small child you wouldn t think much of this but I knew what was happening. I went up to this man and
told him to put it back nicely of course. Well the man told me to F off and said he was going to pay for
it. Later during the shopping trip I saw the man put back the Item and walk out. I after I saw this I felt
so good about it, ever since I love calling out
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When being a kid you change personalities a lot, but me I have not. I ve been a ESTJ (extraverted,
sensing, thinking, judging) person my whole life. I think being a ESTJ really describes me well. Being
a ESTJ means you are a joiner, you also like being the authority, they are very out spoken people too.
These things describe me perfectly. I love being in power, I also let people hear what s on my mind. I
love joining in on things too. As a ESTJ we love joining in on things. Since I was a kid I loved being
involved in on things. When I was like ten I loved being in as many things as possible. Just the feeling
of being apart of something was what I loved. I didn t care about the club itself. I just liked making
friends and talking to people. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many ESTJs were in the authority position such as John D. Rockefeller, and George W. Bush. Just like
these men I love being in authority. Like a time when I was six my mom told me I could be in charge
of my two older sisters just so I would stop saying I never got to be in charge I really wasn t in charge.
When I was in charged of my sisters I used it to my advantage and said we were eating ice cream for
dinner. They said no of course, so they called my mom who was at work. She was busy at the time so
she said yes you guys have to eat ice cream for dinner. When I heard those words come out of her
mouth I knew that I had the power. Now being older I love the feeling of being power. The best part of
being in power is being able to say what you need to say. ESTJs hate just watching something bad
happen. If we see something bad we will call it out in a heartbeat. When I was younger I m not sure
what age I was I saw a man steal something at Target. I watch this man put this thing in his pants. As a
small child you wouldn t think much of this but I knew what was happening. I went up to this man and
told him to put it back nicely of course. Well the man told me to F off and said he was going to pay for
it. Later during the shopping trip I saw the man put back the Item and walk out. I after I saw this I felt
so good about it, ever since I love calling out
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Skin Elasticity
Loss of skin elasticity is a natural part of the aging process. Although many people focus solely on
their face, another area commonly affected by this loss of elasticity is the neck. Even when an
individual has a youthful looking face, the neck often reveals a person s actual age. However, as a
Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive surgeon, Dr. John Michael Thomassen can address excess
fat and loose skin on the neck, and lower face by performing a Lower Rhytidectomy (neck lift) at his
surgery suite in Fort Lauderdale, near Oakland Park.
What are the signs of aging that appear in the neck and lower face?
Definition in the lower face and neck is lost due to sagging muscles and skin in these areas. The jaw
line sags forming jowls and what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomassen can accomplish with a Lower Rhytidectomy should schedule an initial consultation.
During the initial consultation, Dr. Thomassen will evaluate the patient s skin and ask what the patient
would like him to address during the neck lift procedure.
Dr. Thomassen will need to know specifics related to the patient s medications, allergies, medical
conditions, future plans for weight loss and previous surgical procedures. Patients should be prepared
to discuss these topics with him and his medical staff at their initial consultation. At this appointment,
Dr. Thomassen may also decide to thoroughly examine the patient s neck and face.
Once he has completed his examination, Dr. Thomassen will recommend a course of treatment. His
recommendations are based on which procedure(s) he believes will provide the patient with his or her
desired results.
Preparing for a Lower Rhytidectomy with Dr. Thomassen, near Oakland Park
Patients receive thorough preoperative instructions that answer many of the questions they may have
regarding their upcoming neck lift. The majority of Dr. Thomassen s patients will need to obtain
medical clearance for surgery from their family physician.
In addition, patients are required
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Loss of skin elasticity is a natural part of the aging process. Although many people focus solely on
their face, another area commonly affected by this loss of elasticity is the neck. Even when an
individual has a youthful looking face, the neck often reveals a person s actual age. However, as a
Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive surgeon, Dr. John Michael Thomassen can address excess
fat and loose skin on the neck, and lower face by performing a Lower Rhytidectomy (neck lift) at his
surgery suite in Fort Lauderdale, near Oakland Park.
What are the signs of aging that appear in the neck and lower face?
Definition in the lower face and neck is lost due to sagging muscles and skin in these areas. The jaw
line sags forming jowls and what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomassen can accomplish with a Lower Rhytidectomy should schedule an initial consultation.
During the initial consultation, Dr. Thomassen will evaluate the patient s skin and ask what the patient
would like him to address during the neck lift procedure.
Dr. Thomassen will need to know specifics related to the patient s medications, allergies, medical
conditions, future plans for weight loss and previous surgical procedures. Patients should be prepared
to discuss these topics with him and his medical staff at their initial consultation. At this appointment,
Dr. Thomassen may also decide to thoroughly examine the patient s neck and face.
Once he has completed his examination, Dr. Thomassen will recommend a course of treatment. His
recommendations are based on which procedure(s) he believes will provide the patient with his or her
desired results.
Preparing for a Lower Rhytidectomy with Dr. Thomassen, near Oakland Park
Patients receive thorough preoperative instructions that answer many of the questions they may have
regarding their upcoming neck lift. The majority of Dr. Thomassen s patients will need to obtain
medical clearance for surgery from their family physician.
In addition, patients are required
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Lab Report On Hand Washing
Lab Report #1: Hand washing is it worth it?
Introduction:
This experiment illustrates the importance of handwashing and proves that hand washing is worth it.
Since our hands are constantly coming into contact with ourselves and others, touching surfaces,
grabbing objects, being sneezed into, etc., keeping our hands clean is one of the most effective, yet
simple way we can take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others. Many diseases and
conditions are spread by not washing hands with soap and clean, running warm water. The human skin
is a host to anywhere between 10,000 10,000,000 bacteria per square centimeter and since health care
providers come into contact with pathogenic bacteria by being engaged in patient care, hand washing
can reduce the risk of spreading diseases (page 3). The objective of the experiment is to test the
effectiveness of hand washing and demonstrate normal flora. This report presents the procedures and
materials for the experiment, the experiment s results, and an analysis of those results.
Exercise #1
Materials Needed:
A Nutrient Agar Petri Plate
Sharpie Marker
Fingers and/or Thumb filled with bacteria
Sink
Soap
Paper Towels
Incubator rack marked 37C
Procedures:
In the beginning of lab, we were advised to obtain a nutrient agar petri plate, which is used for the
cultivation of microbes supporting growth of non fastidious organisms. Since it contains many
nutrients, a wide variety of bacteria and fungi can grow. Taking the plate,
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Lab Report #1: Hand washing is it worth it?
Introduction:
This experiment illustrates the importance of handwashing and proves that hand washing is worth it.
Since our hands are constantly coming into contact with ourselves and others, touching surfaces,
grabbing objects, being sneezed into, etc., keeping our hands clean is one of the most effective, yet
simple way we can take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others. Many diseases and
conditions are spread by not washing hands with soap and clean, running warm water. The human skin
is a host to anywhere between 10,000 10,000,000 bacteria per square centimeter and since health care
providers come into contact with pathogenic bacteria by being engaged in patient care, hand washing
can reduce the risk of spreading diseases (page 3). The objective of the experiment is to test the
effectiveness of hand washing and demonstrate normal flora. This report presents the procedures and
materials for the experiment, the experiment s results, and an analysis of those results.
Exercise #1
Materials Needed:
A Nutrient Agar Petri Plate
Sharpie Marker
Fingers and/or Thumb filled with bacteria
Sink
Soap
Paper Towels
Incubator rack marked 37C
Procedures:
In the beginning of lab, we were advised to obtain a nutrient agar petri plate, which is used for the
cultivation of microbes supporting growth of non fastidious organisms. Since it contains many
nutrients, a wide variety of bacteria and fungi can grow. Taking the plate,
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Personal Narrative-The Scanner
In high school, our class took a trip to see the inside of a Camp, and every now and then, I have very
vivid nightmares about it. The Prisoners wore ragged clothing, and they looked like they hadn t taken
a shower in weeks. The labor was very intensive. Many of them were carrying heavy boxes up several
flights of stairs and dozens were operating machinery without any breaks. I remember one man who
asked a guard if he could have a drink of water, and he was immediately greeted by a whip. He
screamed in agonizing pain, and there was blood seeping from the pores of his arm and back. His eyes
quickly pooled with tears, and our eyes met for one brief second. One second was all I needed to see
not only the physical pain behind his expression, but ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Always. There was always lightning, always rain, always dark skies. When I looked up at the sky, I
saw something I had never seen before. I thought I was hallucinating, but I was convinced that what I
saw was real because all of the Scanners were looking up at the sky as well. It was a massive arch
with a multitude of colors consisting of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, with each
color occupying an equal segment of space. It was clear that none of us had ever witnessed a
meteorological phenomenon like this. It caused the Scanners to become angry and confused because
they were used to the constant stormy weather. They enjoyed when their lives weren t disrupted by
change. However, to me, the sky was the most beautiful I had ever seen it. Its combination of colors
gave me a sense of hope. Its uniqueness gave me a sense of pride. Its unified structure gave me a sense
of confidence. In that moment, I realized what Gabriel had
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In high school, our class took a trip to see the inside of a Camp, and every now and then, I have very
vivid nightmares about it. The Prisoners wore ragged clothing, and they looked like they hadn t taken
a shower in weeks. The labor was very intensive. Many of them were carrying heavy boxes up several
flights of stairs and dozens were operating machinery without any breaks. I remember one man who
asked a guard if he could have a drink of water, and he was immediately greeted by a whip. He
screamed in agonizing pain, and there was blood seeping from the pores of his arm and back. His eyes
quickly pooled with tears, and our eyes met for one brief second. One second was all I needed to see
not only the physical pain behind his expression, but ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Always. There was always lightning, always rain, always dark skies. When I looked up at the sky, I
saw something I had never seen before. I thought I was hallucinating, but I was convinced that what I
saw was real because all of the Scanners were looking up at the sky as well. It was a massive arch
with a multitude of colors consisting of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, with each
color occupying an equal segment of space. It was clear that none of us had ever witnessed a
meteorological phenomenon like this. It caused the Scanners to become angry and confused because
they were used to the constant stormy weather. They enjoyed when their lives weren t disrupted by
change. However, to me, the sky was the most beautiful I had ever seen it. Its combination of colors
gave me a sense of hope. Its uniqueness gave me a sense of pride. Its unified structure gave me a sense
of confidence. In that moment, I realized what Gabriel had
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Happy Life Essay
A Happy Life That I Once Thought Was Impossible
I believe that an ideal life is mostly based on happiness. It took me a while to discover what truely
makes me happy because in my childhood, I perceived happiness as something unreachable by
mankind. Especially, because of my struggle. We live in a world of so much problems and crisis. And.
. . I come from a place that s full of it Africa. If we think of it, real happiness doesn t come to us in an
easy way. I agree with Tzu s definition of happiness in his book: a desire or a fortune that remains
eternity. According to Tzu, happiness is a fortune just as wealth and fame. Just to be honest, I had once
thought that an everlasting happiness I unattainable. But, that was before I discovered that self
satisfaction and contentment results in a happier life. I achieved my happiness after I went through
some situations and circumstances that hit my life for good. Before I share my story, I d like to make a
salient point that God is the bedrock of the overflowing fountain of happiness that prevails in my life.
Through prayer and hard work I achieved an indescribable life of so many blessings and it all
happened in the year 2014.
Just like I said, the year 2014 was a blessed year of my life. God gave me an opportunity to live a life
full of so much fulfilment and happiness. During that year, I was able to overcome a lot of
circumstances. For a long time I had hoped for things to get better after I lost my dad. Things began to
get
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A Happy Life That I Once Thought Was Impossible
I believe that an ideal life is mostly based on happiness. It took me a while to discover what truely
makes me happy because in my childhood, I perceived happiness as something unreachable by
mankind. Especially, because of my struggle. We live in a world of so much problems and crisis. And.
. . I come from a place that s full of it Africa. If we think of it, real happiness doesn t come to us in an
easy way. I agree with Tzu s definition of happiness in his book: a desire or a fortune that remains
eternity. According to Tzu, happiness is a fortune just as wealth and fame. Just to be honest, I had once
thought that an everlasting happiness I unattainable. But, that was before I discovered that self
satisfaction and contentment results in a happier life. I achieved my happiness after I went through
some situations and circumstances that hit my life for good. Before I share my story, I d like to make a
salient point that God is the bedrock of the overflowing fountain of happiness that prevails in my life.
Through prayer and hard work I achieved an indescribable life of so many blessings and it all
happened in the year 2014.
Just like I said, the year 2014 was a blessed year of my life. God gave me an opportunity to live a life
full of so much fulfilment and happiness. During that year, I was able to overcome a lot of
circumstances. For a long time I had hoped for things to get better after I lost my dad. Things began to
get
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The Aftermath of Socialism in Eastern Europe
Introduction
The aftermath of the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe came with hope and high expectations
from the world at large. Many people awaited the justification of the liberal democratic model in the
emerging social and political environments. The concept of civil society that had been idealized by
many western European and American nations was central to the discourse of transformation. It
represented the voice of the hitherto marginalized and repressed people who were expected to emerge
from the ruined regime of state organized collectivity. There was great anticipation in the affairs of
women concerning their mobilization. This is because they were the most affected groups socially and
economically during the transition.
The transformation from state socialism to liberal democracy since 1989 was accompanied by
fundamental shifts in the material conditions of society and daily life. Many Eastern European
countries have been transformed into market economies and liberal democracies. They have been
assimilated into NATO and the European Union. However, both the economy and the political
transformations have been radical. This is because the changeover from socialism to capitalism in
most Eastern European countries was without precedent (Swain, 2011).
The reworking the discourses and concepts used to make sense of the social and political landscape
led political and economic changes in Eastern Europe. However, not all groups have fared well in the
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Introduction
The aftermath of the fall of state socialism in Eastern Europe came with hope and high expectations
from the world at large. Many people awaited the justification of the liberal democratic model in the
emerging social and political environments. The concept of civil society that had been idealized by
many western European and American nations was central to the discourse of transformation. It
represented the voice of the hitherto marginalized and repressed people who were expected to emerge
from the ruined regime of state organized collectivity. There was great anticipation in the affairs of
women concerning their mobilization. This is because they were the most affected groups socially and
economically during the transition.
The transformation from state socialism to liberal democracy since 1989 was accompanied by
fundamental shifts in the material conditions of society and daily life. Many Eastern European
countries have been transformed into market economies and liberal democracies. They have been
assimilated into NATO and the European Union. However, both the economy and the political
transformations have been radical. This is because the changeover from socialism to capitalism in
most Eastern European countries was without precedent (Swain, 2011).
The reworking the discourses and concepts used to make sense of the social and political landscape
led political and economic changes in Eastern Europe. However, not all groups have fared well in the
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Unlawful Murder Case
Answer
When taking a look at the case this particular incident would fall under the unlawful act and criminally
negligent homicide. The young man made the mistake of pointing what the thought was an unloading
handgun at one of his friends then pulling the trigger and killing him. As a gun owner, it is his
responsibility to make sure that the weapon is unloaded regardless even if it was not loaded the day
before. Is the question that is this an unlawful killing? The answer would be yes. Murder is considered
an unlawful act, so this would also consider murder. It could be looked at as murder with special
circumstances. However, unlawful acts are crimes that constitute both misdemeanor and felonies and
that includes murder no matter if was accidental
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Answer
When taking a look at the case this particular incident would fall under the unlawful act and criminally
negligent homicide. The young man made the mistake of pointing what the thought was an unloading
handgun at one of his friends then pulling the trigger and killing him. As a gun owner, it is his
responsibility to make sure that the weapon is unloaded regardless even if it was not loaded the day
before. Is the question that is this an unlawful killing? The answer would be yes. Murder is considered
an unlawful act, so this would also consider murder. It could be looked at as murder with special
circumstances. However, unlawful acts are crimes that constitute both misdemeanor and felonies and
that includes murder no matter if was accidental
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New Business Model Of College Students
College students who have to have certain kind of software for school often find themselves in a
predicament when they cannot afford software that they need for a class whether it be for an English
major or Graphics Design major. Students are facing a new business model where companies like
adobe and Microsoft Office are making their software into a monthly payment instead of a one time
pay for the software. Software companies should not have their software on a monthly payment for
students because low budgets, users rent not own, and is it worth it.
In general college students are broke, students are doing good to buy ramen noodles for themselves.
How could they pay over $50 a month for something like Adobe Creative Cloud, $30 a month for
Grammarly, or $75 a year for Microsoft Office? The C Net report talks about how software and web
based companies like subscription payment It s time to sign up for a subscription to everything... You
can no longer simply buy the full Photoshop program or any other software from Adobe s Creative
Suite. Adobe announced that, now, customers must subscribe to the Creative Cloud to get updated
versions of Adobe s full software suite. Getting the whole suite costs $50 a month... a student
program, it will cost $20 a month. This subscription Cloud service was first introduced as an option
last year and Adobe says customers prefer it. So, now, the company made subscriptions the only
option. (Carey). The subscription payment may be fine for a
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College students who have to have certain kind of software for school often find themselves in a
predicament when they cannot afford software that they need for a class whether it be for an English
major or Graphics Design major. Students are facing a new business model where companies like
adobe and Microsoft Office are making their software into a monthly payment instead of a one time
pay for the software. Software companies should not have their software on a monthly payment for
students because low budgets, users rent not own, and is it worth it.
In general college students are broke, students are doing good to buy ramen noodles for themselves.
How could they pay over $50 a month for something like Adobe Creative Cloud, $30 a month for
Grammarly, or $75 a year for Microsoft Office? The C Net report talks about how software and web
based companies like subscription payment It s time to sign up for a subscription to everything... You
can no longer simply buy the full Photoshop program or any other software from Adobe s Creative
Suite. Adobe announced that, now, customers must subscribe to the Creative Cloud to get updated
versions of Adobe s full software suite. Getting the whole suite costs $50 a month... a student
program, it will cost $20 a month. This subscription Cloud service was first introduced as an option
last year and Adobe says customers prefer it. So, now, the company made subscriptions the only
option. (Carey). The subscription payment may be fine for a
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Reflective Writing
I have always enjoyed writing and reading in my spare time. Allowing myself to get lost in the
fictional work of others or even writing my own short stories to past time was a commonality of my
day. Despite my enjoyment of reading and writing; I would not label myself as a great writer. I
particularly do not enjoy writing assignments that have a set of guidelines with a specific due date and
that is exactly what First year Composition at The University of Georgia does. I was quite
apprehensive about my writing and the criticism it would receive when coming into this course. I
knew that my punctuation and grammar foundation was not necessarily the sturdiest structure one
could possibly have. In August, if someone were to ask me How would you label your writing skills? I
would have definitely responded something along the lines of, Rough around the edges and a bit
wordy but has good intentions. My feelings of incompetence when it came to writing was quite
transparent in my first college essay. However, throughout the semester I have been gaining more
confidence with the help of my professor, my peers, and the faculty at the Writing Center provided on
campus. Through my increased confidence when it comes to my writing, I believe I have considerably
improved. Although I must admit I still make mistakes here and there; my work reflects the newly
found confidence I discovered while taking this course.
The first essay we were assigned in English 1101 involved the
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I have always enjoyed writing and reading in my spare time. Allowing myself to get lost in the
fictional work of others or even writing my own short stories to past time was a commonality of my
day. Despite my enjoyment of reading and writing; I would not label myself as a great writer. I
particularly do not enjoy writing assignments that have a set of guidelines with a specific due date and
that is exactly what First year Composition at The University of Georgia does. I was quite
apprehensive about my writing and the criticism it would receive when coming into this course. I
knew that my punctuation and grammar foundation was not necessarily the sturdiest structure one
could possibly have. In August, if someone were to ask me How would you label your writing skills? I
would have definitely responded something along the lines of, Rough around the edges and a bit
wordy but has good intentions. My feelings of incompetence when it came to writing was quite
transparent in my first college essay. However, throughout the semester I have been gaining more
confidence with the help of my professor, my peers, and the faculty at the Writing Center provided on
campus. Through my increased confidence when it comes to my writing, I believe I have considerably
improved. Although I must admit I still make mistakes here and there; my work reflects the newly
found confidence I discovered while taking this course.
The first essay we were assigned in English 1101 involved the
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Southern Women In The 1930 s
The Roles of Southern Women During the 1930 s
Before the 1930 s, women were very underrated. The Great Depression caused the availability of jobs
to go way down, and men were no longer there to work and help their families. The men were
characterized as the breadwinner in the family, and the women were seen as the homeworker that
cooked and cleaned. After the men started losing their jobs, they felt like a failure because the women
then began to thrive. The 1930 s was a turning point for women s lifestyle including home, work, and
marriage life.
In the 1930 s, marriages began to go downhill. The rates of them occurring began to drop rapidly,
along with the birth rates (Gender Roles and Sexual Relations). The men were usually seen as the
providers and protectors in the relationship, and that they should be the ones that were to support the
family. After they lost their jobs, they lost that role. Without a providing husband in the household, it
was very hard on the women. These hardships began to get too much for some of the women and men
to handle, and that caused their marriage to crumble (Gender Roles and Sexual Relations). ... Show
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After the market crashed, the men started losing their jobs. Men were usually the workers and they got
to have the bigger jobs, but when jobs were starting to go away, the men s went first. Technologies
like radios and telephones were beginning to develop all during this time, and women did these jobs.
Women were not exactly affected by the market crash because they got paid much less and the market
crash affected those who were paid a good amount, which were the men. The men did have the choice
to do jobs with the women and that involved technology, but they believed that they would lose their
masculinity, so they did not risk it (Gender Roles and Sexual
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The Roles of Southern Women During the 1930 s
Before the 1930 s, women were very underrated. The Great Depression caused the availability of jobs
to go way down, and men were no longer there to work and help their families. The men were
characterized as the breadwinner in the family, and the women were seen as the homeworker that
cooked and cleaned. After the men started losing their jobs, they felt like a failure because the women
then began to thrive. The 1930 s was a turning point for women s lifestyle including home, work, and
marriage life.
In the 1930 s, marriages began to go downhill. The rates of them occurring began to drop rapidly,
along with the birth rates (Gender Roles and Sexual Relations). The men were usually seen as the
providers and protectors in the relationship, and that they should be the ones that were to support the
family. After they lost their jobs, they lost that role. Without a providing husband in the household, it
was very hard on the women. These hardships began to get too much for some of the women and men
to handle, and that caused their marriage to crumble (Gender Roles and Sexual Relations). ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the market crashed, the men started losing their jobs. Men were usually the workers and they got
to have the bigger jobs, but when jobs were starting to go away, the men s went first. Technologies
like radios and telephones were beginning to develop all during this time, and women did these jobs.
Women were not exactly affected by the market crash because they got paid much less and the market
crash affected those who were paid a good amount, which were the men. The men did have the choice
to do jobs with the women and that involved technology, but they believed that they would lose their
masculinity, so they did not risk it (Gender Roles and Sexual
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Analysis And Belief Of The Crocodile
Analysis and Belief
The crocodile has a significant role in Papua New Guinea culture. The people over there believe that
reptiles are human s ancestors. The reason they are cutting their skin and pretending to be a crocodile
is because they also believe by withstanding the pain, they will be strong enough to face the
difficulties and problems in the future. Also the skin cutting act is for separating young men from the
world of womenfolk, and to fill them with the power of crocodile.
Another reason that they want to cut their skin is because without the skin cutting rituals, they (young
men) are not a full member of their father s clan. It is an interesting culture which very different to
modern society s because we were born to be our family s clan, we don t have to do anything to prove
because we have already had our birth certificate. Since it is too easy to be one of our family s clan,
there s a certain amount of the people doesn t appreciate of their identity and always against their
family unlike the people in Chambri Tribe. They value it, they have to withstand the skin cutting pain
and the chances of death especially they are still in a third world country. They cherish their identity
and their family members. Rituals
The skin cutting rituals takes place every four to five years. Boys as early as 12 until 35 can have the
cutting rituals to prove themselves. Since the rituals are very expensive and it is not such a thing that it
is affordable by one family and they
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Analysis and Belief
The crocodile has a significant role in Papua New Guinea culture. The people over there believe that
reptiles are human s ancestors. The reason they are cutting their skin and pretending to be a crocodile
is because they also believe by withstanding the pain, they will be strong enough to face the
difficulties and problems in the future. Also the skin cutting act is for separating young men from the
world of womenfolk, and to fill them with the power of crocodile.
Another reason that they want to cut their skin is because without the skin cutting rituals, they (young
men) are not a full member of their father s clan. It is an interesting culture which very different to
modern society s because we were born to be our family s clan, we don t have to do anything to prove
because we have already had our birth certificate. Since it is too easy to be one of our family s clan,
there s a certain amount of the people doesn t appreciate of their identity and always against their
family unlike the people in Chambri Tribe. They value it, they have to withstand the skin cutting pain
and the chances of death especially they are still in a third world country. They cherish their identity
and their family members. Rituals
The skin cutting rituals takes place every four to five years. Boys as early as 12 until 35 can have the
cutting rituals to prove themselves. Since the rituals are very expensive and it is not such a thing that it
is affordable by one family and they
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Essay about Chapter 6 solutions
Programming Logic and Design, 6e Solutions 6 1 Programming Logic and Design, 6th Edition
Chapter 6 Exercises 1. a. Design the logic for a program that allows a user to enter 10 numbers, then
displays them in the reverse order of their entry. Answer: A sample solution follows Flowchart:
Pseudocode: start Declarations num index num SIZE = 10 num numbers[SIZE] = 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
getReady() Programming Logic and Design, 6e Solutions 6 2 while index SIZE getNumbers()
endwhile finishUp() stop getReady() index = 0 return getNumbers() output Enter a number for
position , index input numbers[index] index = index + 1 return finishUp() output The numbers in
reverse order are: while index ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a. Daily Life Magazine wants an analysis of the demographic characteristics of its readers. The
Marketing department has collected reader survey records containing the age, gender, marital status,
and annual income of readers. Design an application
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Programming Logic and Design, 6e Solutions 6 1 Programming Logic and Design, 6th Edition
Chapter 6 Exercises 1. a. Design the logic for a program that allows a user to enter 10 numbers, then
displays them in the reverse order of their entry. Answer: A sample solution follows Flowchart:
Pseudocode: start Declarations num index num SIZE = 10 num numbers[SIZE] = 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
getReady() Programming Logic and Design, 6e Solutions 6 2 while index SIZE getNumbers()
endwhile finishUp() stop getReady() index = 0 return getNumbers() output Enter a number for
position , index input numbers[index] index = index + 1 return finishUp() output The numbers in
reverse order are: while index ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
a. Daily Life Magazine wants an analysis of the demographic characteristics of its readers. The
Marketing department has collected reader survey records containing the age, gender, marital status,
and annual income of readers. Design an application
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Operation Desert Storm By James Davidson Hunter
In the beginning of the article we are given a visual of a country in economic ruin as Ronald Reagan
begins his presidency. James Davidson Hunter wrote the article to give readers a greater insight, from
a seemingly unbiased and constructive viewpoint. Throughout history each American era has been
consumed by different ideals and viewpoints. These viewpoints can either bring a nation together or
destroy them. Different groups have affected different decisions. A president s job is to remain
objective and to listen to the citizens as well as make some hard decisions that are in their best
interests. Many groups have been and will continue to be affected, It is this face the face of a
pervasive anxiety about the future that seeks some modicum of control in the culture wars (page 3). ...
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When the president or government makes a decision that benefits or positively affects one group, that
group will support them. The other groups will complain and protest. This has happened a lot with
many different groups. James Davidson Hunter discusses how even though Ronald Reagan was able
to restore a the people crumbling pride in America by uniting them all using one common enemy.
George Bush s tactics were similar when he united the people because of Saddam Hussein, Once
again, the American public responded, greeting Operation Desert Storm with a frenzy of patriotism...
(page1). Despite these well intentioned decisions, when something goes wrong the American public
can be quite harsh and unforgiving. Rightfully so because when things backfire it tends to greatly
affect the public more than the government, These other faces look inward, contemplating the damage
already wrought by these changes and anticipating the problems to come (page
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the beginning of the article we are given a visual of a country in economic ruin as Ronald Reagan
begins his presidency. James Davidson Hunter wrote the article to give readers a greater insight, from
a seemingly unbiased and constructive viewpoint. Throughout history each American era has been
consumed by different ideals and viewpoints. These viewpoints can either bring a nation together or
destroy them. Different groups have affected different decisions. A president s job is to remain
objective and to listen to the citizens as well as make some hard decisions that are in their best
interests. Many groups have been and will continue to be affected, It is this face the face of a
pervasive anxiety about the future that seeks some modicum of control in the culture wars (page 3). ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the president or government makes a decision that benefits or positively affects one group, that
group will support them. The other groups will complain and protest. This has happened a lot with
many different groups. James Davidson Hunter discusses how even though Ronald Reagan was able
to restore a the people crumbling pride in America by uniting them all using one common enemy.
George Bush s tactics were similar when he united the people because of Saddam Hussein, Once
again, the American public responded, greeting Operation Desert Storm with a frenzy of patriotism...
(page1). Despite these well intentioned decisions, when something goes wrong the American public
can be quite harsh and unforgiving. Rightfully so because when things backfire it tends to greatly
affect the public more than the government, These other faces look inward, contemplating the damage
already wrought by these changes and anticipating the problems to come (page
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Kamala Das Poetry Summary
Chapter 1
Introduction:
Kamala Das (1934 2009) is one of the most significant feminine voices of Indian English poetry.
Often her vocabulary, idioms, choice of words and some syntactical construction are part of what has
been termed the Indianization of English. As a confessional poet Kamala Das poetry deals with the
pathos of women, emerging from a possessive role to the point of discovering and asserting the
individual liberty. Since confessional poetry is largely subjective and autobiographical, the poet gets
the chance to pour her heart into the poetry. Because of its autobiographical nature the confessional
poetry deals with the instant feelings of the writers which again associates the personal experiences of
the readers also. Through her poetry, Kamala Das not only expresses the inner feelings but she also
projects herself as a feminist poetic voice who is always asking for a dignified place of honor and
identity.
Kamala Das poetry tends to explore the man woman relationship where she tries to uncover and
subvert the politicized patriarchal representation of gendered identity. She openly revolts against the
traditionally accepted womanhood concepts in the Indian society, and urges the women not to pretend
like a nympho that makes them a puppet of masculine world. She raises her voice against the norms of
society which want female to fit into the traditional framework. The frankness with which Kamala Das
depicts her personal relationship about love, sex, loneliness
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Chapter 1
Introduction:
Kamala Das (1934 2009) is one of the most significant feminine voices of Indian English poetry.
Often her vocabulary, idioms, choice of words and some syntactical construction are part of what has
been termed the Indianization of English. As a confessional poet Kamala Das poetry deals with the
pathos of women, emerging from a possessive role to the point of discovering and asserting the
individual liberty. Since confessional poetry is largely subjective and autobiographical, the poet gets
the chance to pour her heart into the poetry. Because of its autobiographical nature the confessional
poetry deals with the instant feelings of the writers which again associates the personal experiences of
the readers also. Through her poetry, Kamala Das not only expresses the inner feelings but she also
projects herself as a feminist poetic voice who is always asking for a dignified place of honor and
identity.
Kamala Das poetry tends to explore the man woman relationship where she tries to uncover and
subvert the politicized patriarchal representation of gendered identity. She openly revolts against the
traditionally accepted womanhood concepts in the Indian society, and urges the women not to pretend
like a nympho that makes them a puppet of masculine world. She raises her voice against the norms of
society which want female to fit into the traditional framework. The frankness with which Kamala Das
depicts her personal relationship about love, sex, loneliness
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Compare and Contrast Spanish and British Colonization...
Compare and contrast Spanish and British colonization efforts in North America prior to 1763. Prior
to 1763, both Spanish and British colonization efforts expanded into various regions of North
America. In less than a century, from 1625 to 1700, the movements of peoples and goods from Europe
to North America transformed the continent. Native Americans either resisted or accommodated the
newcomers depending on the region of the colony. Though the English colonies were by far the most
populous, within the English colonies, four distinct regions emerged. While planters or merchants
grew in power in each English colony, Spanish colonists, with far fewer colonists, depended more on
friendly relations with Native Americans to secure their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The English had a much larger population in their colonies than the Spanish, in fact, in 1700; there
was a total population of 250,000 in the English colonies compared to 4,500 in the Spanish. A larger
population in the colonies meant there was more manpower for work and, in addition, a greater wealth
development. This led to a greater distinction between the English and the Spanish, which was the
mass level by which slaves were used in colonial society. The Spanish too had similar ways of
acquiring cheap labor services by establishing the Encomienda system. This system, unlike the
English, exploited the Indians for personal profits rather than slaves imported from Africa. As English
colonies, particularly in the south, focused on establishing an agrarian society; the Spanish did not
focus as much on maintaining an agriculture based society. In marked contrast to England s compact,
densely populated settlements on the Atlantic, Spain established far flung inland networks of fortified
trading posts and missions. Unlike the English, they were unable to attract large numbers of colonists,
and thus enlisted Native Americans as trading partners and military allies. The Catholic nation had far
greater success in converting natives to Christianity than their Protestant counterpart. By 1700,
Spanish missionaries, traders, and soldiers were spreading their influence beyond the range of England
s colonies; to
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Compare and contrast Spanish and British colonization efforts in North America prior to 1763. Prior
to 1763, both Spanish and British colonization efforts expanded into various regions of North
America. In less than a century, from 1625 to 1700, the movements of peoples and goods from Europe
to North America transformed the continent. Native Americans either resisted or accommodated the
newcomers depending on the region of the colony. Though the English colonies were by far the most
populous, within the English colonies, four distinct regions emerged. While planters or merchants
grew in power in each English colony, Spanish colonists, with far fewer colonists, depended more on
friendly relations with Native Americans to secure their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The English had a much larger population in their colonies than the Spanish, in fact, in 1700; there
was a total population of 250,000 in the English colonies compared to 4,500 in the Spanish. A larger
population in the colonies meant there was more manpower for work and, in addition, a greater wealth
development. This led to a greater distinction between the English and the Spanish, which was the
mass level by which slaves were used in colonial society. The Spanish too had similar ways of
acquiring cheap labor services by establishing the Encomienda system. This system, unlike the
English, exploited the Indians for personal profits rather than slaves imported from Africa. As English
colonies, particularly in the south, focused on establishing an agrarian society; the Spanish did not
focus as much on maintaining an agriculture based society. In marked contrast to England s compact,
densely populated settlements on the Atlantic, Spain established far flung inland networks of fortified
trading posts and missions. Unlike the English, they were unable to attract large numbers of colonists,
and thus enlisted Native Americans as trading partners and military allies. The Catholic nation had far
greater success in converting natives to Christianity than their Protestant counterpart. By 1700,
Spanish missionaries, traders, and soldiers were spreading their influence beyond the range of England
s colonies; to
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Technology in Fahrenheit 451 and the Real World
How technology affects society in Fahrenheit 451 and the real world Every day, everywhere people
are using technology to check email, calculate tax, and talk with each other. Technology has greatly
affected the social structure today and in Fahrenheit 451. Technology has effected how the TV
controls our lives, how we communicate with one another, and how strong the social structure is In
both the real world and Fahrenheit 451. Similarly to the real world, in Fahrenheit 451 the TV is a
habitual action that diminishes social contact. In the real world too much TV leads to the Mean World
Syndrome. (Sheldon). The Mean World Syndrome is a term for people who have watched so much TV
that they believe that the world is a much more dangerous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Technology has had many positive and negative effects in both Fahrenheit 451 and the real world.
Technology has similarly impacted how much the TV controls our lives and differently impacted
communications and social structure in Fahrenheit 451 and the real world. Albert Einstein said, It has
become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. This famous quote is
saying that technology has become a large part of our society, but it is not necessarily a bad thing to
have technology in our lives. It is easy to say that technology has become a large part of both the real
world society and in Fahrenheit 451. Works Cited Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. New York:
Ballantine, 1982. Print. Sheldon, Pavica. Psychologist Examines Effects of Technology Society.
Psychologist Examines Effects of Technology Society. Newswise, n.d. Web. 27 Nov. 2012.
http://www.newswise.com/articles/psychologist examines effects of technology society Richtel, Matt.
YOUR BRAIN ON COMPUTERS; Hooked on Gadgets, and Paying a Mental Price. The New York
Times. The New York Times, 07 June 2010. Web. 27 Nov. 2012.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/technology/07brain.html?pagewanted=all Hope, Jenny. Is Your
TV Killing You? Every Hour of Viewing Takes 22 Minutes off Your Life, Couch Potatoes Are
Warned. Mail Online. Associated
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How technology affects society in Fahrenheit 451 and the real world Every day, everywhere people
are using technology to check email, calculate tax, and talk with each other. Technology has greatly
affected the social structure today and in Fahrenheit 451. Technology has effected how the TV
controls our lives, how we communicate with one another, and how strong the social structure is In
both the real world and Fahrenheit 451. Similarly to the real world, in Fahrenheit 451 the TV is a
habitual action that diminishes social contact. In the real world too much TV leads to the Mean World
Syndrome. (Sheldon). The Mean World Syndrome is a term for people who have watched so much TV
that they believe that the world is a much more dangerous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Technology has had many positive and negative effects in both Fahrenheit 451 and the real world.
Technology has similarly impacted how much the TV controls our lives and differently impacted
communications and social structure in Fahrenheit 451 and the real world. Albert Einstein said, It has
become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. This famous quote is
saying that technology has become a large part of our society, but it is not necessarily a bad thing to
have technology in our lives. It is easy to say that technology has become a large part of both the real
world society and in Fahrenheit 451. Works Cited Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. New York:
Ballantine, 1982. Print. Sheldon, Pavica. Psychologist Examines Effects of Technology Society.
Psychologist Examines Effects of Technology Society. Newswise, n.d. Web. 27 Nov. 2012.
http://www.newswise.com/articles/psychologist examines effects of technology society Richtel, Matt.
YOUR BRAIN ON COMPUTERS; Hooked on Gadgets, and Paying a Mental Price. The New York
Times. The New York Times, 07 June 2010. Web. 27 Nov. 2012.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/07/technology/07brain.html?pagewanted=all Hope, Jenny. Is Your
TV Killing You? Every Hour of Viewing Takes 22 Minutes off Your Life, Couch Potatoes Are
Warned. Mail Online. Associated
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The Tragic Hero Of Antigone
The tragic hero according to Aristotle is a man who is neither a paragon of virtue and justice nor
undergoes the change of misfortune or leads to his or her own downfall or destruction through their
journey as the characters analyze their judgment error . In the play Antigone, Antigone is a tragic
heroine who stands up and fights for her moral duties to do what is morally right instead of being loyal
to the state even if cost her her life.
The plot of Antigone is quite predictable. But, it shows the audience how does it make Creon and
Antigone both tragic heroes in their own situation. The purpose of the play tells us that when a man
has a noble goal that is condescending, downfall destroys him. This contributes gnificantly to the play
because audience are able to know what is going to happen with hubris, leading oneself to its own
nemesis. The function of the plot is to make the audience think what is going to happen next in the
play, to leave clues into their heads to think what is going to happen next.
Antigone s major theme focuses on a strong individual suffering against the will of fate. In Antigone,
Sopochles portrays that Antigone is the protagonist who believes in being morally right rather than
following the law of the state lead by the antagonist, King of Thebes, Creon. The two individualities
and personalities of the characters made the play even more interesting because they both have
different beliefs, stands and they are both on different levels of
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The tragic hero according to Aristotle is a man who is neither a paragon of virtue and justice nor
undergoes the change of misfortune or leads to his or her own downfall or destruction through their
journey as the characters analyze their judgment error . In the play Antigone, Antigone is a tragic
heroine who stands up and fights for her moral duties to do what is morally right instead of being loyal
to the state even if cost her her life.
The plot of Antigone is quite predictable. But, it shows the audience how does it make Creon and
Antigone both tragic heroes in their own situation. The purpose of the play tells us that when a man
has a noble goal that is condescending, downfall destroys him. This contributes gnificantly to the play
because audience are able to know what is going to happen with hubris, leading oneself to its own
nemesis. The function of the plot is to make the audience think what is going to happen next in the
play, to leave clues into their heads to think what is going to happen next.
Antigone s major theme focuses on a strong individual suffering against the will of fate. In Antigone,
Sopochles portrays that Antigone is the protagonist who believes in being morally right rather than
following the law of the state lead by the antagonist, King of Thebes, Creon. The two individualities
and personalities of the characters made the play even more interesting because they both have
different beliefs, stands and they are both on different levels of
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Romeo And Juliet Caused By Actions
Was Romeo and Juliet s death caused by actions? Or was it just an unfortunate tragedy? In the play
Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, the two star crossed lovers suffer one of the most
well known tragedies in English literature. A tragedy that ends their lives. However, the tragedy that
destroys Romeo and Juliet is their own fault. It was because of their own feeling of love, unthought of
decisions, and own marriage despite being enemies, that they both suffered the consequence of their
actions: death. Before meeting each other, Romeo and Juliet had others things in mind. They each had
their own life and worries, and had absolutely nothing to do with each other. Romeo was depressed
because of his unrequited ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, Romeo and Juliet were frustrated with their lives and wanted nothing to do with love.
Romeo was depressed because Rosaline did not return his feelings. He was sad and had no means of
attending to the Capulet s party because of his grieving and broken heart. However, his feelings
changed when he saw Juliet at the party the night after. Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight!
For I ne er saw true beauty till this night. (I.v.50 51) Romeo was mesmerized by Juliet since the first
time he saw her, and his feelings immediately changed when he saw her. All sense of sadness went
away in less than a minute. Romeo was too immersed in his so called love, that he did not even think
about what could happen when he decided to go meet Juliet. Even though he just met her, Romeo
already fell in love with Juliet even without knowing her name. This is a bit rushed, since he was only
grieving the loss of Rosaline the day before, and he seemed too down to even think about someone
else. But now, he is completely in love with Juliet despite having not met her. Juliet also reacted in a
similar manner, but her love for Romeo is only revealed after the party when she asked Nurse who he
was. As the news of him being a Montague came down, Juliet exclaimed her sorrow and love for the
man known as her enemy. My only love sprung from my only hate! (I.v.138) Here Juliet clearly says
that her only love
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Was Romeo and Juliet s death caused by actions? Or was it just an unfortunate tragedy? In the play
Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare, the two star crossed lovers suffer one of the most
well known tragedies in English literature. A tragedy that ends their lives. However, the tragedy that
destroys Romeo and Juliet is their own fault. It was because of their own feeling of love, unthought of
decisions, and own marriage despite being enemies, that they both suffered the consequence of their
actions: death. Before meeting each other, Romeo and Juliet had others things in mind. They each had
their own life and worries, and had absolutely nothing to do with each other. Romeo was depressed
because of his unrequited ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before this, Romeo and Juliet were frustrated with their lives and wanted nothing to do with love.
Romeo was depressed because Rosaline did not return his feelings. He was sad and had no means of
attending to the Capulet s party because of his grieving and broken heart. However, his feelings
changed when he saw Juliet at the party the night after. Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight!
For I ne er saw true beauty till this night. (I.v.50 51) Romeo was mesmerized by Juliet since the first
time he saw her, and his feelings immediately changed when he saw her. All sense of sadness went
away in less than a minute. Romeo was too immersed in his so called love, that he did not even think
about what could happen when he decided to go meet Juliet. Even though he just met her, Romeo
already fell in love with Juliet even without knowing her name. This is a bit rushed, since he was only
grieving the loss of Rosaline the day before, and he seemed too down to even think about someone
else. But now, he is completely in love with Juliet despite having not met her. Juliet also reacted in a
similar manner, but her love for Romeo is only revealed after the party when she asked Nurse who he
was. As the news of him being a Montague came down, Juliet exclaimed her sorrow and love for the
man known as her enemy. My only love sprung from my only hate! (I.v.138) Here Juliet clearly says
that her only love
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A Bronx Tale Film Essay
Catrina Chandler
English 101
Professor Cogswell
Film Essay A Bronx Tale A Bronx Tale is a film about directed by Robert Di Nero about a boy named
Calogero an Italian American male, and his life as he grows up in a town occupied by the mob in the
1960 s. Calogero has two strong influences in his life. They are his father Lorenzo a proud middle
class bus driver and a mob boss named Sonny. In the film there are three scenes that especially
demonstrate the influence Sonny and Lorenzo have on Calogero. An example of Lorenzo s influence
on his son takes place in front of their apartment building in which Calogero witnesses ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It does not tell some story about how the bus driver and the mobster have to shoot each other or how
Calogero is a hostage in a tug of war. It is about two men from the same neighborhood but different
experiences in life, who love Calogero and want to do right by him. Calogero loves his father, and
loves Sonny like a father but struggles with the advice given to him by both throughout the film.
Almost like an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other. A Bronx Tale is a very funny movie at
times and very touching at others. It is filled with life, colorful characters and great lines of dialogue.
Robert Di Nero in his debut as a director, finds the right notes as he moves from laughter to anger to
tears. What is important about the film is that it is about values and influence. About how some boys
grow up into men who can look at themselves in the mirror in the morning, and others just go along
with the crowd, forgetting after a while that they ever had a
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Catrina Chandler
English 101
Professor Cogswell
Film Essay A Bronx Tale A Bronx Tale is a film about directed by Robert Di Nero about a boy named
Calogero an Italian American male, and his life as he grows up in a town occupied by the mob in the
1960 s. Calogero has two strong influences in his life. They are his father Lorenzo a proud middle
class bus driver and a mob boss named Sonny. In the film there are three scenes that especially
demonstrate the influence Sonny and Lorenzo have on Calogero. An example of Lorenzo s influence
on his son takes place in front of their apartment building in which Calogero witnesses ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It does not tell some story about how the bus driver and the mobster have to shoot each other or how
Calogero is a hostage in a tug of war. It is about two men from the same neighborhood but different
experiences in life, who love Calogero and want to do right by him. Calogero loves his father, and
loves Sonny like a father but struggles with the advice given to him by both throughout the film.
Almost like an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other. A Bronx Tale is a very funny movie at
times and very touching at others. It is filled with life, colorful characters and great lines of dialogue.
Robert Di Nero in his debut as a director, finds the right notes as he moves from laughter to anger to
tears. What is important about the film is that it is about values and influence. About how some boys
grow up into men who can look at themselves in the mirror in the morning, and others just go along
with the crowd, forgetting after a while that they ever had a
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Fahrenheit 451 Technology Analysis
Technology has deprived the citizens in Ray Bradbury s Fahrenheit 451 and The Pedestrian their
freedom to think with depth and the meaningful, social interactions that make up the quality of life.
In the society of Fahrenheit 451, the ability to think logically is one of the things people have lost due
to extensive use of technology. Parlor walls, futuristic televisions the size of house walls, are what
people use as entertainment. The government provides programs that do not provoke quality thinking.
Montag witnesses this when Mildred uses the parlor walls in the morning: No matter when he came
in, the walls were always talking to Mildred...What was it all about? Mildred couldn t say. Who was
mad at whom? Mildred didn t quite know (Fahrenheit
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Technology has deprived the citizens in Ray Bradbury s Fahrenheit 451 and The Pedestrian their
freedom to think with depth and the meaningful, social interactions that make up the quality of life.
In the society of Fahrenheit 451, the ability to think logically is one of the things people have lost due
to extensive use of technology. Parlor walls, futuristic televisions the size of house walls, are what
people use as entertainment. The government provides programs that do not provoke quality thinking.
Montag witnesses this when Mildred uses the parlor walls in the morning: No matter when he came
in, the walls were always talking to Mildred...What was it all about? Mildred couldn t say. Who was
mad at whom? Mildred didn t quite know (Fahrenheit
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Boeing 747 s Impact On Contemporary Globalization
The Boeing 747 s Impact on Contemporary Globalization
This paper addresses the international impacts of Boeing s 747 commercial airliner on modern
globalization. The 747 is one of the most revolutionary and famous airliners today, it could fit as much
as 570 passengers and could carry as much as 154 tons of cargo. This massive airliner is a symbol of
the progress in civil aviation and signifies a new era in travel. This paper discusses who made this
aircraft, the trade and financial influence of creating this aircraft and how this aircraft reflects the
global division of labor.
To begin with, Webster s dictionary defines globalization as the development of an increasingly
integrated global economy marked especially by free trade, free flow of capital, and the tapping of
cheaper foreign labor markets. although most people would agree that this is a good definition. Stager
defines the term globalization as a set of social processes that are thought to transform our present
social condition into one of globality. (stager, p.8) Stager says that we use the term globality to signify
a social condition characterized by the existence of global economic, political, cultural, and
environmental interconnections and flows that make many of the currently existing borders and
boundaries irrelevant. (stager, p.7) The 747 s impact on globality has interlocked nations and their
people economically, and socially. The introduction of the 747 further allowed peoples of nations to
travel
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Boeing 747 s Impact on Contemporary Globalization
This paper addresses the international impacts of Boeing s 747 commercial airliner on modern
globalization. The 747 is one of the most revolutionary and famous airliners today, it could fit as much
as 570 passengers and could carry as much as 154 tons of cargo. This massive airliner is a symbol of
the progress in civil aviation and signifies a new era in travel. This paper discusses who made this
aircraft, the trade and financial influence of creating this aircraft and how this aircraft reflects the
global division of labor.
To begin with, Webster s dictionary defines globalization as the development of an increasingly
integrated global economy marked especially by free trade, free flow of capital, and the tapping of
cheaper foreign labor markets. although most people would agree that this is a good definition. Stager
defines the term globalization as a set of social processes that are thought to transform our present
social condition into one of globality. (stager, p.8) Stager says that we use the term globality to signify
a social condition characterized by the existence of global economic, political, cultural, and
environmental interconnections and flows that make many of the currently existing borders and
boundaries irrelevant. (stager, p.7) The 747 s impact on globality has interlocked nations and their
people economically, and socially. The introduction of the 747 further allowed peoples of nations to
travel
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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