Mediums In The Outsiders

Mediums In The Outsiders
By comparing the different mediums of "The Outsiders" through comparing disadvantages and
disadvantages to decide which of "The Outsiders" mediums are better. With the novel, it has more
detail, it has more detail in the character's backstory like how it describes pony's and soda's life
before the present story in the book. With Soda his life story is told. In the story there is inner
thoughts to the characters it also shows what the characters are thinking. With the story it comes
with the first chapter and a bit of the second describing the characters. There is more dialogue in the
story making it a bit more interesting, dialogue "speech in the story" can actually be pretty
important, because it let's the characters explain what is happening
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The Human Modes Of Communication
For Postman, the human modes of communication play an important role in terms of shaping
discourse. If one can understand the role that methods of communication play in shaping culture and
discourse, one can better understand how communication impacts the development and subsequent
spread of culture and knowledge. Therefore, constructing an understanding of human epistemology
requires an analysis of the prevalent mediums of communication within society. Postman argues that
the unique nature of each form of communication controls, "...what kind of content can issue from
such forms."1 (p. 6) He gives the example of smoke signals utilized by Native Americans. These
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(p. 65) The invention of the telegraph brought about discourse for the sake of discourse, and thus,
"...it would require the content of that conversation to be different from what Typographic Man was
accustomed to."5 (p. 65) As the telegraph rose to prevalence, so too did the spread of useless
information. Information became a commodity, something that served no purpose other than to
inform. Information no longer needed to serve any sort of relevance–be it social or political–it
became a novelty intended to entertain and satisfy curiosity. The implication of such a shift in
medium cannot be underestimated. To Postman, "By generating an abundance of irrelevant
information, it [the telegraph] dramatically altered what may be called the "information–action
ratio."6 (p. 68) The problem with this is that society has slowly become complacent with their
impotency in terms of acting with regards to the news. The news that one hears no longer has the
ability to guide one's actions, as it is irrelevant. The telegraph created a culture in which rapid,
readily replaced information is desirable; and it is this shift in discourse that has created the cultural
idea that intelligence is, "...meant knowing of lots of things, not knowing about them."7 (p. 70)
Question IV Postman begins his analysis of the written word by giving a historical context of
typography within America. Education in the American colonies was an "intellectual

'The Medium Is the Massage' Mcluhan
"The medium is the message" McLuhan defines the medium as any extension of our body, senses or
mind. Therefore, any instrument of change is a medium. The resulting change McLuhan refers to is
often subtle and it is this change that is the message (McLuhan, 1994). At first glance, McLuhan's
statement seems paradoxical. However, my conventional understanding of message as the content is
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It is our responsibility to study the effects of our technologies to prevent any detrimental
unanticipated consequences they may have on our society. Samuel Morse when he invented
telegraphy, predicted that it would make "one neighborhood of the whole country." According to
Postman telegraphy "destroyed the prevailing definition of information, and in doing so gave a new
meaning to public discourse." It is with telegraphy and its union with the press that the value of
information changed. Information became context–
‐free and a commodity. Information was bought
and sold irrespective of its use or meaning, 1 and this is how the value of news has come to rely on
its novelty, interest and curiosity and not on its functionality (Postman, 1986). "Television speaks in
only one persistent voice – the voice of entertainment," (Postman, 1986).

Medium Mass Star
The mass of a star dictates its whole life. Vega is a medium mass star, so it has about 10 billion years
to live overall. Vega about 25 light years away, as well. Vega has an absolute magnitude of 0.58, and
a temperature of 9,602 K. This medium mass star follows on the same path as any other medium
mass star: First star birth, then through the main sequence, into a red giant, contracted into a white
dwarf, and finally cooled into a black dwarf. Vega started out its life just as any other star, as a
nebula. The cloud of dust and gas condenses and temperatures rise, until it is hot enough for fusion
of hydrogen into helium can take place. When Vega was able to fuse hydrogen into helium, it was
classified as a main sequence star, which is the phase in it's life cycle that it is currently in. To be a
main sequence star, the star must be capable of fusing hydrogen into helium, which means Vega still
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Once this happens, outward pressure will stop and the star's core will start to collapse, and
temperatures will rise to a temperature that is hot enough to fuse helium into carbon and some
oxygen. At this point, Vega will no longer be in the main sequence, and will begin to expand into a
red giant, which is cool and bright. After Vega expands as far as it can, and runs out of helium to
fuse, outward pressure will increase, once again, and the outer layers of Vega will be pushed away,
causing a planetary nebula to be composed. The remaining core is a hot, dim white dwarf. In the
end, the white dwarf will cool into a black dwarf, which is mostly made of carbon and oxygen.
When Vega is a black dwarf, it will finished with it's life

Is The Medium Still The Message?
Tanner Roark
Prof. Robert O'bert
English 1302–WC4
7 August 2016
Is the Medium Still the Message?
Newspapers have traditionally been an important part of civil society, providing information to
citizens, convening groups around events and issues, and serving as a watchdog against abuses by
those in power. Going back to the Revolutionary War, newspapers have served to connect their
community and relay information to those unconnected otherwise. Through the atrocities of the
Vietnam War, surprise and indignation of Watergate, and the disgust of the Iran Contra investigation,
newspaper reporters consistently broke stories that had national impact. Even the recent Clinton e–
mail scandal was discovered by a reporter for the New York Times. (Huffington Post 2015)
Circulation has declined throughout the last decade with the rise of the twenty–four hour cable news
as well as the internet. Cable news outlets (as seen with both Fox and CNN) do not report
impartially, however, and the internet is open to whoever can write a post. The journalism standards
set by newspapers have been set aside and replaced by biased reporters and the random individual
spreading their version of the news. Although traditional print newspapers seem to be on the way
out, the role of journalism has never been more important. Newspapers provide an important role as
journalists continue to be our truth tellers and truth seekers and, according to Plato, "...without them,
humanity would lose its way in the dark."

Medium As A Metaphor
This book is about Medium as a Metaphor, that means that we should not believe that everything is
as it may seem, that everything states for something. It is the history of Message and the ways of
transmitting it from the beginnings until now days, from smoke signals and wall drawings until the
modern technologies that Media uses now days. I found it full of information presented in the
funniest way.
Trying to see the American spirit, the author talked about different cities and what ideas they
represent. We must say that the author's arguments are funny especially when he is talking about the
President of the United States as being a movie actor and we can link that to the show Saturday
Night Live.
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If they call me an entertainer , I say that's great. When a professor teaches with a sense of humor,
people walk away remembering ".
The main point was that everything should be done in a funny way to influence the masses.
For example, at our German class, we have many funny activities and games and we have to get
involved in order to obtain a good and pleasant result class this is the only way we will " walk away
remembering " .
The book speaks about " Marxists, Freudians, Lévi– Straussians " and Plato four influential thinkers
of out times . They focused on the art of conversation and all the techniques and technologies that
allow people to exchange their ideas. Starting from this idea we are introduced into the history of
what is called this days " conversation" , sending a message and Media.
At the beginning people used smoke signals to communicate and this over time turned into a
complicated and complex way of communication. This main circle can be divided into smaller ones.
For example, when children are young they communicate first by signs and by simple sounds to
express what they wish or feel , at the age of 5 the child starts understanding and using simple words
and over the years they will develop the communication skills and improve their vocabulary every
day

The Value Of A Medium Of Exchange
A medium of exchange, a unit of account and a store of value are money 's three primary economic
functions.
First and foremost, money acts as a medium of exchange when it is used to negotiate the exchange
of goods and services. It also keeps away from the barter system 's wastefulness like the dependence
on the occurrence of a coincidence of wants. A medium of exchange must possess a stable
purchasing power in order for it to be accepted worldwide. Hence, it must be divisible,
transportable, recognizable, have constant utility, valuation of common assets, low cost of
preservation, high market value in relation to volume and weight and most of all, resistance to
counterfeiting. The most famous medium of exchange back then was gold since it was dormant.
Even small amounts of gold had considerable value which made gold user–friendly. Men cherished
gold because it also had a constant value due to its special physical and chemical properties.
The standard numerical unit of measuring goods and services ' market value is simply known as unit
of account. It is mandatory for forming commercial agreements. In order for money to function as a
unit of account, it must be divisible into smaller units without a loss of value, fungible, and have a
specific weight, measure or size in order to be verifiable countable.
Lastly, money must be able to be reliably stored, saved and retrieved in order for it to function as a
store of value. Likewise, it must be usable as a medium of

Pros And Cons Of The Solow Paradox
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Philosophy, Economics and Foreign Affairs Web Sites
The PRODUCTIVE HARDWARE
The world is debating the Solow Paradox. Named after the Nobel laureate in economics, it was
stated by him thus: "You can see the computer age everywhere these days, except in the
productivity statistics". The venerable economic magazine, "The Economist" in its
issue dated July 24th, quotes the no less venerable Professor Robert Gordon ("one of
America's leading authorities on productivity") – p.20:
"...the productivity performance of the manufacturing sector of the United States economy
since 1995 has been abysmal rather than admirable. Not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This has been duly detected by Robert Gordon in his "Has the 'New Economy' rendered the
productivity slowdown obsolete?".
But for this increased productivity to trickle down to the rest of the economy a few conditions have
to be met.
The transition from old technologies to a new one (the computer renders many a technology
obsolete) must not involve too much "creative destruction". The costs of getting rid of
old hardware, software, of altering management techniques or adopting new ones, of shedding
redundant manpower, of searching for new employees to replace the unqualified or unqualifiable, of
installing new hardware, software and of training new people in all levels of the corporation are
enormous. They must never exceed the added benefits of the newly introduced technology in the
long run. Hence the crux of the debate. Is IT more expensive to introduce, run and maintain than the
technologies that it so confidently aims to replace? Will new technologies be spun off the core IT in
a pace sufficient to compensate for the disappearance of old ones? As the technology mature, will it
overcome its childhood maladies (lack of operational reliability, bad design, non–specificity,
immaturity of the first

The Education Medium For The Course
As part of the teaching team instructing a first year course in American History, there is a lot to
cover in a semester. My part of the module consists of educating the students about slavery in
nineteenth–century America. Solomon Northup's memoir, 12 Years A Slave will be part of the
curriculum, since it is an authentic piece of history in American slavery. However, as the instructor, I
need to decide what educational medium to use. I have the choice of the book/memoir itself or the
academy award winning film. Both mediums have their advantages and disadvantages as a teaching
aid.
After some consideration, I will be using the film as the education medium for the course. While the
book is a fountain of information, I believe the film will be more beneficial for a first year history
course. This film will truly engage the students and give them a better understanding of the
unfortunate events of historical slavery. Though, the film is not the primary evidence of slavery, it
does portray authenticity. As long as the film does not forfeit its historical accuracies for
entertainment value, then it should be used as an educational tool. However, loss of accurate
historical information is not an issue since this Hollywood film manages to accurately depict history.
For starters, the actors and actresses that were cast were true to their detailed descriptions in the
book. The students can visualize the characters and their personalities in the film. It could drive the
students

Medium: Papier-Mâche
Title 1: Still–Life with modern food Medium: Papier–mâché Size: Intention: The transcription piece
is based on the painting Still–Life with Fruit Basket and Game made by Frans Snijders, in ca. 1620.
The idea of my artwork was to portray the difference between food now and in the past. Nowadays
the modern food does not represent the natural origin. The cold colors show my dislike for
cosmetically selected and unhealthy food. Title 2: Fear Medium: Drawing Size: 72.5cm x 45.5cm
Intention: My Fear is that we limit ourself and that the community is not open, that we do not care
about our surrounding, that our home, our nature, gets overpowered, that money rules the world. Are
you afraid? Title 3: Home Medium: Papier–mâché Size: 29.0cm x 23.0cm Intention: The relief
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This sketch art shows how beauty can hinder you to see the inside of one's person. Same way the
other way around. Title 5: One stupid monkey Medium: Ink Size: 37.0cm x 26.5cm Intention: The
One stupid monkey sits in a corner and does not want to see, does not want to speak up, does not
want to hear other opinions. However, this leads to the effect that every path he goes he ends up
where he started. How will we be able to move forward if we are not open? Title 6: Beautiful Minds
Medium: Watercolor Size: 42.5cm x 29.5cm Intention: The painting shows two intelligent beautiful
individual people. However, their surrounding is plain and without any beauty of their knowledge. If
we want to create a beautiful and harmonic community we need to reach for each other and combine
our personal thoughts. During the process of making this piece I used a mixed media sculpture made
out of shells and toothpicks to show that it is hard to make connections but worth trying. Title 7:
Imperfection Medium: Charcoal Size: 61.0cm x

Drawing Mediums
1. WHAT WERE THE PARAMETERS OF THE ASSIGNMENT? This assignment was drawing a
fruit or a vegetable of my choice and rendering it using three different mediums. The last drawing
permitted me to creatively portray my fruit using a mix of mediums. The first two drawings had a
set requirement. The art piece had to be the original drawing of a fruit or vegetable and in addition
to that the first drawing was asked to be fully rendered using pencil and had to be done in pencil
crayon for the second artwork. 2. WHAT PART OF YOUR ARTWORK DID YOU FIND THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL AND WHY? I find my first artwork to be the best one compared to the other
two. I was able to show many different shades and value through the use of graphite. In addition, I
am more comfortable using pencils compared to the other medias I have used for the other artworks.
It was much simpler to express texture as well, allowing me to believe that the first graphite drawing
was the best. 3. WHAT PART OF YOUR ARTWORK DID YOU FIND LEAST SUCCESSFUL
AND WHY? I find my last artwork least successful as it did not turn out the way I have imagined.
The use of markers did give the bold feel to the art piece; however, the colouring technique was ...
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Different from using graphite, pencil crayons do not permit blending to occur easily. It may work,
but it is immensely difficult to get a result similar to that of using graphite. To get an area to have a
darker shade and to get the same value as the reference picture, layers and layers of colouring is
needed. An example would be the bottom half of the uncut star fruit. To get the shadows and the
hidden inner colour of the fruit I had to continuously layer on top of the previous layer. This, as I
have mentioned, gives the art tone as well as shades. Furthermore, a star fruit has a smooth and
shiny outer texture. To communicate this, the burnishing technique is used, in which allows the
shiny and smooth texture to be

Bacteria Lab
Lab Report: Unknown #1
Paola Rosales
302672960
Professor Youssef
INTRODUCTION:
Bacteria are the smallest living organisms, they are prokaryotic and have a simple cell structure.
They do not contain a nucleus, and are unicellular. Bacteria are the most abundant microorganism.
They are among the earliest forms of life that appeared on earth billions of years ago. They can grow
in different temperatures and many exist naturally in our human flora, such as staphylococci.
Growth within different temperatures can range from 0 degrees Celsius such as psychrotrophs, to
hyperthermophiles who grown best above 70 degrees Celsius (Ritchey, Exercise 16). Bacteria have
many shapes, size, and multicell arrangements. The main bacteria shapes are cocci (spherical or
ovoid shaped), bacilli (straight rods), coccobacillus (short rods), fusiform bacillus (rod shaped
bacilli with tapered ends), vibrio (curved rods), spirillum (single spiral bacteria), and spirochete (if it
is flexible and undulating). Bacteria can form multicell arrangements, such as diplococcus (two–cell
arrangements) (. Bacteria are usually named for their shape or multicell arrangement, but cannot be
truly identified by just those characteristics (Strelkauskas, Edwards, Fanhert, Pryor, 2016). Bacteria
can be classified by the way they stain. They are clear under a microscope and require staining to be
seen. To stain a bacteria, one takes a dye to color the cells. There are basic dyes that contain

Challenge Power Mediums
Music has the ability to both support and challenge power. This paper will look specifically at how
certain mediums attempt to challenge power. There is more than one way to challenge power, but
this paper will explain three main mediums. The three mediums that will be analyzed include: lyrics,
genre and performance venue/context. Lets first start with lyrics ability to challenge power. The
lyrics of a song are what work specifically with the audience to give meaning. It is the words people
hear that give them the easiest insight in to what the artist's intentions were with regards to overall
meaning and purpose. Think about the following lyrics, "We live in a political world/Love don't
have any place," (Political World, Bob Dylan). These lyrics by Bob Dylan are stating that because of
the state of the world, love no longer has a place in it, so there is only hate. They are a direct
challenge against the political ideologies, specifically those that Bob Dylan doesn't agree with.
Lyrics like these have the ability to directly contest power by simply using words that allow the
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Musical genres such as reggae, which is associated with the Rastafarian movement, have specific
association, no matter the song or singer. American Folk, to name another, has been associated with
protest songs for civil rights, anti–war, and many others. Because these genres are associated with
specific movements or protests that challenge power, people who listen to them know they have
meaning. Artists and the audience both understand that if they are going to listen or perform as an
American folk singer, people expect the song to have meaning that attempts to challenge power of
some form. People will go listen to certain genres of music because they know that that specific
genre will agree with their political, religious or any other

Medium Haircuts
Guide for Medium Length Haircuts and Hairstyles
A Guide to Medium Length Layered Haircuts
Are you thinking about changing your appearance by getting a new haircut? Many people that try to
improve their self–confidence, and the way that they look, while often choose to style their hair
differently. Although there are many different haircuts that you can get, one of the best is a medium
length layered haircut. This is a very trendy style that has been around for many decades. However,
choosing the right one can make all the difference in the world. Let's take a look at the best medium
length layered haircuts that are available today, haircuts that can definitely change the way that you
look for the better.
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In most cases, your hair is cut around shoulder length, either a little above, or slightly below. The
idea is to create a significant amount of depth to the appearance of your hair, something that the hair
stylist will do after the initial cut is made.
Popularity of Medium Length Layered Haircuts
One of the primary reasons that this type of haircut is so popular with women is because it's easy to
maintain. Women with long hair may have to spend several hours washing their hair, drying it, and
getting it to a state of perfection. Although longer hair might provide a woman with more flair and
possibilities, long hair is more difficult to manage, and therefore medium length haircuts can
sometimes be preferable.
Women that cut their hair short might risk having a less feminine appearance. You need to have the
right facial shape in order to sport a shorter hairdo. The typical pixie cut that some women prefer
usually looks better with a more rounded face. However, in the end, it really comes down to how
much work you want to put into your hair. The medium length layered hairdo, therefore, is a happy
medium for those that want to have more style options, yet will have less hair to manage on a daily

Death's Marathon Shot0By-Shot Analysis Essay
Shot–by–shot Analysis of
"Death's Marathon" dir. D.W. Griffith. (1913)
Shot 1(straight–on angle): White text on black background written, " To find his friend before he
losses all" (2 seconds). Cut to
Shot 2 (medium long shot, slightly low angle): Front of house, with stairs slightly to the right of shot
and potted plant on either side of stairs. Friend (man) enters from right and walks up stairs (2
seconds). Cut to
Shot 3 (medium shot, straight–on angle): Interior of living room where foreground is pretty vacant
but background has a study and a desk with a vase with flowers in it. There are three ladies standing:
Two nurses on either side of the wife. wife asks maid on left something (1 second) then turns back
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His drivers drives him away, exit right of shot (4 seconds). Cut to.
Shot 15 (medium long shot, straighten angle) shot of husband walking on the street along shops, one
which has "rokers" written on window on the left of screen. He walks towards the shop, pauses to
stare at it and then walks in (4 seconds). Cut to.
Shot 16 (medium shot, straight on) interior of 'Rokers' shop. There is a desk with a telephone on it,
and chair in the foreground. The background though is more cluttered with a study, stacks of books,
a rocking chair and cabinets . Husband enters through door on the right of shot. inspects the space,
takes his hat off then unbuttons his jacket, pulls a gun that he's been keeping in his pocket out and
sits down on chair and is inspecting the gun (21 seconds). Cut to.
Shot 17 (long shot, slightly high angle) shot of exterior of house (like shot 2). Friend's car drives in
from right of screen and parks in front of steps leading up to house front door. Friend gets off car
and walks briskly into the house (5 seconds). Cut to.
Shot 18 (medium long shot, slightly high angle): interior of room (like shot 3), wife sitting on chair
on the right side of the foreground. Then enters maid with friend. Cut to.
Shot 19 (medium shot, straight on) interior of room (like shot 16). Husband sitting on chair, leaning

against table with telephone near his elbow. Husband looks at gun, chuckles then looks at telephone
and picks it up (8

Currency and Medium Lo
Chapter 07 Foreign Currency Transactions and Hedging Foreign Exchange Risk Multiple Choice
Questions 1. According to the World Trade Organization, what was the size of international trade in
2008? A) $7,000,000,000 (7 billion dollars) B) $70,000,000,000 (70 billion dollars) C)
$37,000,000,000 (37 billion dollars) D) $16,000,000,000,000 (16 trillion dollars) Answer: D Level:
Easy LO: 1 2. In the years between 1990 and 2001 when global gross domestic product rose 27%,
what was the growth in global exports? A) 25% B) 75% C) 35% D) 50% Answer: B Level: Medium
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B) It is a transaction that involves payment at a date sometime in the future. C) It is a business deal
denominated in a currency other than a company's domestic currency. D) It is an economic event
measured in a currency other than U.S. dollars. Answer: C Level: Hard LO: 3 17. What is foreign
exchange risk exposure? A) the possibility of a loss because of changes in the value of a foreign
currency B) losses caused by paying for purchased goods in a foreign currency C) losses caused by
receiving payment in a foreign currency for goods sold D) All of the above Answer: A Level: Hard
LO: 2 18. Under U.S. GAAP, what method is required to account for foreign currency transactions?
A) A one–transaction perspective must be used. B) The two–transaction perspective must be used.
C) A sale is not recorded until payment is received and converted to U.S. dollars. D) A sale is not
recorded until payment is received in the foreign currency. Answer: B Level: Medium LO: 3 19.
Under International Accounting Standards Board rules, what method is required to account for
foreign currency transactions? A) A one–transaction perspective must be used. B) The two–
transaction perspective must be used. C) A sale is

The Impact Of Pre Employment Tests On Children And Public...
The advent of computers resulted in the replacement of paper–and–pencil tests as the primary
medium of test delivery, with computerized versions, overseen by a proctor. Technological
innovations such as surveillance equipment, and random sampling from large item pools, evolved to
aid in minimizing cheating during proctored tests (Gibby et al., 2009; Bartram 2009). The following
proliferation of high speed internet into homes and public settings allowed some employers to adopt
UIT in order to cut costs of pre–employment test administration while reaching a more diverse pool
of applicants. Many selection officials, however, continue to use proctored tests for preliminary
screening of applicants. The reasons for some selection officials resistance to adopting UIT has yet
to be researched. Perceptions of pre–employment tests Previous research has examined selection
officials ' use and perceptions of various types of pre–employment tests used to measure a variety of
constructs. Researchers have also examined factors likely to contribute to selection officials ' choice
to use a particular test. A qualitative study by König, Jöri, and Knüsel (2011) served as a basis for
examining how selection officials choose pre–employment tests by investigating how Swiss human
resource (HR) managers perceived various selection instruments and the constructs on which these
instruments were compared. Their results suggest that the constructs used to compare selection
instruments vary widely

Medium Hairdo Research
Easy summertime hairdos for medium hair
Now we will certainly discuss simple summer season hairdos for this tutorial session. This type of
hairdo will certainly be best to use in summertime time. Since summertime can be hot as hell, we
will certainly define our lesson to medium hair design due to the fact that medium hairdo is the very
best hairdo for summertime because it is so hot and less hair suggests less heat for you. Due to the
fact that they will just require your typical coiffure devices that typically will be on your dressing
table all the time, these hairdos will certainly be extremely simple to do. You will certainly be able
to do more experiment with them to discover your own finest hair design when you master these
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Due to the fact that in summer season you require a hair that will certainly guarantee your
convenience and you will certainly not desire any hairdo that hold extremely strong, this hairdo
highlight on its versatility. Beginning with using some suitable working item. For great hair make
use of a volumizer and for thicker hair utilize a smoothing cream. Wrap dry hair (moving from
delegated right following the natural shape of the head) with a paddle brush.Once hair is
approximately 75 % dry, begin taking vertical partings and coiffure hair to the face.If hair your is
thicker and rougher in structure, make use of a flat iron to ravel the design.
2. Ginger Sundown
Since all of them are summer season hair designs with the very same function, this hair design
highlights very much the exact same thing as the one pointed out above. This hairdo needs a
shoulder to medium length hair with ginger color. Beginning with using a working styling item onto
your hair after being cleaned and damped. Utilize a paddle brush and work your hair from delegated
right as you eliminate the wetness from your hair. As the hair ends up being dry beginning, to work
the hair to your face on both sides. As soon as dry and use a structure item throughout, Shake hair
into location.
3. Platinum

The Shallows Rhetorical Analysis Essay examples
The Shallows Rhetorical Analysis
In the book "The Shallows", Nicholas Carr develops his argument just as an architect would
construct a building. The foundation is laid then in tedious and eloquent manner, he begins an
argument that defines the book. Shedding light upon the dangers our society may encounter through
the internet, Carr uses personal anecdotes, parallels, ethic and reason based arguments, and disguises
himself as an authoritative figure to execute a view changing book.
Exerting personal anecdotes on the way the internet has changed him; Carr begins his book in a
subtle manner. He begins describing one of his first dilemma's, "I had become trapped, not
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Anything but non–existent, the parallel suggests that technology is having a definite change on our
"plastic" brains. New technologies mold us to their likings whether we adhere to them or not. And as
"mechanical clocks were not manufactured to spur the adoption of a more scientific mode of
thinking", the internet is not intended to create more adverted, shallow thinking humans. But all
behaviors prevailing show that it is. Acknowledging this fact, readers can either begin to challenge
that their life is being changed or affirm the conclusion. This parallel is exactly the strategy needed
to convince readers that it's an "invention's intellectual ethic that has the most profound effect on
us."
Before entering the final crest of Carr's gist, he reasons that many are bound to experience the
negative effects of the Net because of its versatility and resilience. Carr state's "Although mildly
disorienting at first, I quickly adjusted to the Kindle's screen and mastered the scroll and page–turn
buttons. Nevertheless, my eyes were restless and jumped around as they do when I try to read for a
sustained time on the computer." The uniqueness of the Kindle brought on new changes in the way
Carr was able to read, and describes the effects of reading on the device as distracting. He then
explains about the internet, "When the Net absorbs a medium, it re–creates that medium in its own
image. It not only dissolves the medium's physical

Cannibal Holocaust: One of the Greatest Cinematography...
Ruggero Deodato's 1980 Cannibal Holocaust is arguably the most controversial film to date. The
film's plot consists of two distinct stories that are continually presented differently than their actual
timeline; however, directly influence each other. The movie follows the demise of four ruthless
documentary filmmakers: Alan Yates, Faye Daniels, Jack Anders and Mark Tomaso, as they
adventure into the Amazon Rainforest in order to capture footage of primitive cannibal tribes. As the
audience finds out in the beginning of the film, the documentarians have yet to return, prompting the
second and present timeline of the movie, the story of New York University anthropologist, Dr.
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Both Cannibal Holocaust's set and setting are in the Amazon to depict a sense of realism; however,
the set was not actually inhabited by cannibalistic tribes. The film has a continuous theme in which
it attempts to present itself as a real experience, for example, the entire 16mm footage uses natural
lighting. The four cinema verité filmmakers have specific responsibilities during their journeys.
Alan's role as the director is to narrate the situation for the camera. Naturally, having that job, Alan
has the most amount of time pictured in the film of the four. Faye's role was the least conducive to
the group; she in charge of scripting and both her and Alan were romantically involved. Jack and
Mark, the final two members were the cameramen, using 16mm cameras, they usually filmed
together simultaneously, in different perspectives allowing the sequence to be viewed from different
distances, angles and depth of fields. Alan, being in charge of the operation, was a negative
influence on his entire team as he constantly encouraged them to act savagely. Along with Alan,
Jack and Mark repeatedly commit immoral acts when opportunities permit. In watching the
sequences of the plot, the properties of mise–en–scène are disturbing, but when in conjunction with
the cinematography, show the progression of the

Mediums In The Victorian Era
In the Victorian era, entertainment was hobbies, acquired skills and group activities such as séances,
as they had no in house entertainment an excellent condition for mediums to develop physical
phenomenon, with their quiet peaceful environment. Unlike todays hectic lifestyles and materialism,
coupled with modern–day distractions such as antisocial mobile phones, people look for different
avenues to rest and relax to get out of the rat race, a world away from reality and seeking the truth of
life after death. The social media portrays ghosts such as Gasper a vision covered with a sheet,
physical phenomenon is worlds apart. The two main words that separate the different types of
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With this Clair you feel the presence of spirit they use your senses to interpret the information of the
discarnate spirit. You can feel how they passed their personality. Clairvoyance is the ability to see
the discarnate spirit, they can present a person, object or location. Clairaudience is the ability to hear
the spirit such as voices sounds or music. These Clairs allow you to build a picture of the person
such as sex, relationship, personality, memory links and many more and the message they wish to
convey which will all be proof of the discarnate

Exercise 4 : Use Selective And Differential Media
EXERCISE 4 : USE OF SELECTIVE AND DIFFERENTIAL MEDIA TO IDENTIFY AND
CULTURE BACTERIA
INTRODUCTION
Culturing bacteria on a media has been an important laboratory technique since Robert Koch
discovered how to grow bacteria in a petri dish. Bacteria will cultivate successfully on the media if
the right nutrients, temperature, humidity, pH and any other specific conditions were provided. The
most basic and common medium of growth on the nutrient broth, which contains water, beef extract
and peptone. Although most bacteria will grow in this medium, some bacteria are fastidious and
require special growth supplements such as blood or sugar. Further in mixed populations where it
would be difficult to isolate the minority type of organism in a simple medium. Therefore, media
can be divided into different types depending on the chemical composition in order to help isolate
selected microorganism's. The commonly used media are differential, enriched and selective media.
Selective media generally contains ingredients that inhibit the growth of unwanted bacteria. For
example, nutrient agar (NA) is commonly used to select for the gram negative microorganism
culture media. This is because, nutrient agar contains the antibiotic penicillin that preventing the
growth of gram positive bacteria. Another example of selective media is Mannitol salt agar (MSA).
MSA is supplemented with few important compositions such as 7.5% of salt (NaCl), which is
actually to concentrated for most bacteria to

Glucuronidase Experiment
After the P–A broth containing the water sample was incubated for 48 hours, the broth changed
from the initial color of dark purple to a light yellow broth. This suggests the presence of coliform in
the water sample, since it was able to ferment lactose in the broth. It also suggests that the water
sample is fecally contaminated.
In the EMB agar test, two distinct colonies due to their different in color were observed. For the one
with black colonies, it was determined to be lactose fermenters, because only acid production from
lactose fermentation would result in this color. As for the other colonies, they appeared to be either
colorless or pinkish, this indicates that they are either sucrose fermenter or non–coliform Gram–
negative strains because of their inability to ferment lactose.
As for the PetriFilm plates, there were two different groups of colonies being formed on the plates;
one with blue colonies while the other formed red colonies. For the red colonies, they are considered
to be microbes that are capable of acid production and contains glucuronidase enzyme. Unlike the
red colonies, the blue colonies indicate the presence of E.coli strains, ... Show more content on
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For this lab, the direct viable count method using TSA medium was used to find the Colony forming
unit due to its simplicity. Unlike other methods, direct viable count only measures the number of
colonies that were able to form on the medium that was used. After the number of colonies were
recorded, the CFU was found based on the total number of colonies, dilution factor and the volume
of liquid inoculated on the plate. Since it would be difficult to calculate if the sample size is too
small, only the plates with number of colonies above 30 was used to calculate the colony forming

Small and Medium Enterprise
INTODUCTION Small and medium enterprise(SME's) in India have a very important place in the
Indian economy. Their contribution in terms of production, export, export, employment generation
and all round growth of the country is well known. The role of SME sector in the nation building is
well recognized not only in India, but also across the globe. The industrial engines of Japan, china,
US, Germany and Taiwan are also driven by the SME sector. Finance/credit is the most critical
component in any business process. Any industrial sector cannot work to its full capacity without
adequate flow of funds. The SME sector is working with low capacity utilization, which, however,
has now improved from 33.34% to around 52% percent. Still these ... Show more content on
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Nevertheless, the spread of SMEs is a fact, which enhances their attraction from a national or
regional policy. SIGNIFICANCE OF SMEs SMEs are considered the engine of economic growth in
both developed and developing countries, as they: Provide low cost employment since the unit cost
of persons employed is lower for SMEs than for large–size units. Assist in regional and local
development since SMEs accelerate rural industrialization by linking it with the more organized
urban sector. Help achieve fair and equitable distribution of wealth by regional dispersion of
economic activities. Contribute significantly to export revenues because of the low–cost labour
intensive nature of its products. Have a positive effect on the trade balance since SMEs generally
use indigenous raw materials. Assist in fostering a self–help and entrepreneurial culture by bringing
together skills and capital through various lending and skill enhancement schemes. Impart the
resilience to withstand economic upheavals and maintain a reasonable growth rate since being
indigenous is the key to sustainability and self–sufficiency. IMPORTANCE OF SMEs IN VARIOUS
ECONOMIES OF WORLD Small and medium enterprise has always the engine of growth for every
country, in developing as well as in transition economies. Their role in

Chemical Chemicals : A Study And Their Manufacturing...
All chemicals used in this study are of analytical grade, Table 3.1 shows the chemicals used in the
study and their manufacturing companies.
Table 3.1 Chemicals used in the present study.
Chemicals Manufacturing companies
Sodium acetate Sigma, USA
Yeast extract Lab M, UK
Agar B & V srl–Parma, Italy
Acetic acid ADWIC, Egypt
Glucose Sigma, USA
GABA Loba, India
MSG Sigma, USA
DEAE–Cellulose Sigma, USA
Catalase enzyme Biodiagnostic, Egypt
APTT kit & PT kit Biomed diagnostics, Germany n–butanol Sigma, USA
Glycerol Acros, USA
Ethanol El NASR Pharmaceutical chemicals, Egypt
Protenase K enzyme Sigma, USA α–chymotrypsin Amoun Pharmaceutical co, Egypt
Catalase enzyme Biodiagnostic, Egypt
Gram staining kit Axiom, Egypt
H2O2 El NASR Pharmaceutical chemicals, Egypt
Bile salts SAS chemicals, India
Nutrient broth Oxoid, England
Tryptic soy medium Oxoid, England
MRS medium Lab M, UK
3.2. Samples collection
A total of seven marine sediment samples were collected from the Red Sea, Egypt (Ras Gharib,
Marina, El Tor, Nwebaa, Dahab, Ras Sedr and Naama Bay) and seven shrimp specimens were
collected from the Red Sea, Egypt.
The samples were collected in sterile containers and kept in ice box until delivery to the laboratory.
Once delivered to the laboratory, the samples were processed for isolation.
3.3. Media
The following media were sterilized by autoclaving at 121ºC for 20 min and initial pH was adjusted
before sterilization using 1N NaOH or 1N HCl.
De Man, Rogosa and Sharpe (MRS)

Analysis Of The Film ' The Feather '
ening scene, contributes to the tone of the entire movie.From right the beginning of the film, the
feather is already floating around in theair. This white feather is a symbolic object that counts as a
sign. The whiteness of itseems to show the purity and innocence Forrest has, and his enthusiastic
personality,where he is determined to do whatever it takes to fulfill his own, and his friends
andfamilies dreams. It also seem to symbolize the famous quote that his mom always said,Life
is like a box of chocolates. You never know what youre gonna get. With thefeather floating to
random places, e.g. on top of cars, on peoples shoulders, on thefloor It shows how random life
can be, and how no one ever knows what lies in theirpath of life, what obstacles they will have to
overcome, and what their destiny is.A very interesting effect the feather is shot from in the opening
scene is that it isa extreme long shot of different parts of the town, allowing the audience to adapt
thesetting of the film into their minds, whilst the feather is shot from multiple angles,sometimes
close up, and sometimes using medium shots. With the words and the townbackground, the feather
interestingly, is still the focal point of the whole shot, andunintentionally, your eyes follow wherever
it is going even when the background ischanged drastically.When the feather is shot in the sky, it is
from a low angle, which shows theimportance of it as a sign, so it feels as if the feather is superior to
the

The Shallows Chapter 5 Analysis
Technology is an essential part of the American life and it's constantly changing with the newer
generations. A few people view technology as a positive addition to life while others believe it is a
negative thing and will take over their lives. Nicholas G. Carr a well known American, the author of
The Shallows a novel about the various distractions that come with internet and how people are
losing key skills. In the start of the book the negative effects of modern technology on the masses.
Carr's argument is effective and flawed for various reasons such as don't include the helpful
advances have improved education, medical field and business. A medium of the most general
nature is the title of chapter five, this chapter reflects how the modern medium now embedded into
society and difficult to notice. Net differs is a section in this chapter how social networks functions
in more the one way. Social media is bidirectional considering it has to jobs allow people to people
interactive with one another online as well as other communication since messages can be sent back
and forth. Society is "interactivity of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Understanding the effects of new technologies on society. Steady decline in the production of books
and newspapers. Very few people still use these things. People see these things as an inconvenience
when these things can be viewed online. There is no need for people to call or meet up with
someone to discuss what's been going on. Instead someone might just send there cousin in Florida a
quick Facebook message. People are fine with this type of interaction considering it involves less
work and gives one more time to do other things. It takes a few clicks to complain about one's order
coming late, instead of having to make a phone call, talk to a machine, then wait and wait. People
like to get things in their time and lack in

Medium Egg Experiment
As a class, we wanted to determine if there really was a difference between large eggs and medium
eggs. If the large eggs did not have a larger mass than medium eggs it would be reasonable to
conclude that large and and medium eggs are, in fact, the same size. First, we had half the class
measure medium eggs, while the other half measured the large eggs. After we had found the masses
of both medium and large eggs we compiled our data. The mean of both types of eggs were found
leading toward a comparison using the t–test. Based on the evidence, the null hypothesis was
rejected. It was reasonable to conclude that there was a difference between both medium and large
eggs. The results did not support our hypothesis which is: there is not a difference ... Show more
The largest medium egg was about equal to the smallest large egg. The mean of the medium eggs
was 48.84 grams (s.d. +/– 1.86114). The large eggs ranged from 53.34g to 65.98. The mean of these
numbers is 59.76 (s.d. +/– 3.84559). The t test was calculated to be 0.702 proving the null
hypothesis wrong.
DISCUSSION
The findings show that there is a difference in the medium and large eggs. Large eggs were found to
weigh more than the medium eggs. If medium eggs would have had similar mean weights we could
have concluded that both sets of eggs are the same.
The t test showed us that the null hypothesis was not present between both sets of eggs; also,
voiding our original hypothesis stating that there was not a difference between between medium and
large eggs.
Although this experiment was completed with precise care, there may be some inaccuracies present
such as the cracking of an egg. Although this may be an inaccuracy, it is highly unlikely that this had
any significant impact on the data.
The evidence shown leads the conclusion that medium eggs and large eggs are different. Although
this might be true for this particular brand, there is no guarantee this is true for other brands of

Unsympathetics Or Advisors
Unsympathetics or Advisors?
The pictures of the deceased we all love decorating the walls of our homes on this special day is
known as the Day of the Dead. This day is for commemorating our loved ones who have sadly
abandoned us in this dimension we call life. It's a tradition to place the favorite objects of our loved
ones near their tombstone and celebrate the fact they existed . I pray along with my family while
remembering my grandfather's anecdotes and life lessons. We speak of the tragedy of our beloved
father, uncle, brother and to me grandfather that has left us. Tears and heartaches fill our souls, the
remembrance of our sweet old man cause us pain that's impossible to explain. It's the day where we
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I personally am not skeptical about mediums but I am skeptical about deceivers. I'm aware that there
is people who feed on the agony and yearning of others and I would loathe to be the victim of a
fraud. I'm grateful that god has placed several fascinating human beings who can assist us on
overcoming the death of our beloved by granting us an opportunity of a lifetime of one last time
communicating with them. I appreciate the presence of these remarkable human beings, but I also
find it intolerable when they abuse of the beautiful gift god has granted them and utilize it as a
business possibility. In my opinion the desire of speaking to your beloved shouldn't have a price tag.
I ask god how we can distinguish between truth and false, but I sadly I have not received a response.
I suppose that if I ever locate a medium that my instinct will let me distinguish if it's true or false. I
think that by paying close regard to my instinct god will finally respond to my

Tang Dynasty Mediums
Art in ancient China manifested itself through many different forms and mediums. These included
ceramics, painting, lacquerware, and sculpture.(The Kingfisher history encyclopedia, 2004, p. 186)
During the period from the Tang dynasty to the end of the Ming dynasty, Chinese art flourished.
However, during the Song and Mongol dynasties, painting reached its high point in traditional
China. (Spielvogel, World history: the human odyssey, 1998, p. 299)
The Shang Dynasty made advances in the creation of porcelain. The artisans of the Shang Dynasty
worked with white clay to manufacture pottery, which was a forerunner of porcelain. (Beers, World
history: patterns of civilization, 1993, p. 64)
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, China produced

Synthesis Lab Report Sample
sterilized the loop by heat and tube streaked 26A and 26B on the agar and then incubated at 37
degrees Celsius for 48 hours. To identify my bacteria's grouping and morphology, I gram stained my
bacteria by heat–fixing it over a flame, and covered my bacteria with crystal violet for one minute.
After the minute, I washed the bacteria with purified water, then filled the bacteria with Gram's
iodine for another minute. After the minute, I cleaned the Gram's iodine with purified water then
added three drops of alcohol for 15 seconds. I cleansed away the alcohol with purified water and
then add safranin for a minute. I washed off the stain and viewed the bacteria on 100X with
immersion oil.
For the gram positive, round shaped bacteria I performed a Hemolytic Activity, I sterilized the ...
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The plate was then incubated at
37 degrees Celsius for 48 hours. The following test I ran was the catalase test to see if the bacteria
could produce the exoenzyme catalase. For the bile esculin test, I sterilized the loop and tube by heat
and then streaked 26A on the bile esculin medium to observe if it could hydrolyze esculin and was
then incubated
at 37 degrees Celsius for 48 hours. To compare coagulase positive from negative, I performed a
tellurite– glycine agar test by sterilizing the loop and tubes by heat, taking the bacteria and streaking
it. The plate
was then incubated at 37 degrees Celsius for 48 hours.
For the gram negative, rod shaped bacteria, I choose to use a differential medium to see if the 26B
was able to lactose fermentation. I sterilized the loop by heat and tube streaked 26B on the Eosin
Methylene Blue plate. The plate was then incubated at 37 degrees Celsius for 48 hours. The next test
I

The Importance Of Classroom Management
"Classroom management must reflect the personality and teaching style of the individual teacher
and is a skill that must be learned, practiced, and evaluated, and modified to fit the changing
situations in classrooms." (Burden, 2017) For a teacher to find their model of discipline that works
for them and their students it begins with trial and error. Nothing starts off smoothly but through
time a teacher can find a wave of motion on what method of discipline would work for the flow of
the classroom, the attitude of the students, and the teacher's personality and comfort level.
Throughout time teachers can find that flow of establishing the appropriate dominance in the
classroom, other than being the adult. One of the methods for establishing the dominance of the
classroom is to have clear expectations for the preferred behavior in the classroom, the teacher needs
to set in stone the rules and procedures, and by providing consequences for the disruptive student
behavior. The class can establish the rules and procedures through, possibly, a class discussion and
everyone, the students and teacher, can be on mutual circumstances. Besides the clarity of the rules
and procedures, the teacher needs acknowledge the students' behavior; having the ability to reinforce
between the acceptable behavior and the negative behavior and by respectfully putting out the
consequences for the unruly behavior.
Cooperation in the classroom will show the dominance and respect of both the students and teacher
in respect to the students' needs and opinions of the world around them. Cooperation focuses on the
class to function as a team. Finding the respect of the class could start by providing flexible learning
goals. Giving students that respect by letting them set their own milestones at the beginning of the
unit can give everyone the sense of cooperation and sends out the message that the teacher cares.
"A continuum showing a range of low to high teacher control can be used to illustrate the various
educational views, and the various discipline models can be placed on the continuum. A model of
discipline is a set of cohesive approaches to deal with establishing, maintaining, and restoring order
in the classroom that represent a

Meaning the Medium Is the Message
What is the Meaning of The Medium is the Message? by Mark Federman Former Chief Strategist
McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology a culture like ours, long accustomed to splitting and
dividing all things as a means of control, it is sometimes a bit of a shock to be reminded that, in
operational and practical fact, the medium is the message. This is merely to say that the personal and
social consequences of any medium – that is, of any extension of ourselves – result from the new
scale that is introduced into our affairs by each extension of ourselves, or by any new technology."
(McLuhan, 1964, p. 7) Thus begins the classic work of Marshall McLuhan, Understanding Media,
in which he introduced the world to his enigmatic paradox, "The ... Show more content on
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In the case of a specific theatrical production, its message may be a change in attitude or action on
the part of the audience that results from the medium of the play itself, which is quite distinct from
the medium of theatrical production in general. Similarly, the message of a newscast are not the
news stories themselves, but a change in the public attitude towards crime, or the creation of a
climate of fear. A McLuhan message always tells us to look beyond the obvious and seek the
nonobvious changes or effects that are enabled, enhanced, accelerated or extended by the new thing.
McLuhan defines medium for us as well. Right at the beginning of Understanding Media, he tells us
that a medium is "any extension of ourselves." Classically, he suggests that a hammer extends our
arm and that the wheel extends our legs and feet. Each enables us to do more than our bodies could
do on their own. Similarly, the medium of language extends our thoughts from within our mind out
to others. Indeed, since our thoughts are the result of our individual sensory experience, speech is an
"outering" of our senses – we could consider it as a form of reversing senses – whereas usually our
senses bring the world into our minds, speech takes our sensorially–shaped minds out to the world.
But McLuhan always thought of a medium in the sense of a growing medium,

Descriptive Essay On Symnasts
2012 Midland City, Dothan Alabama. At the age of eight years old. It was a hot day. So hot you
could see people cooking up in the sun. That didn't stop us little 3rd graders from playing outside, on
the playground. On the playground there are some gymnasts bars. Their is a small one, medium one,
and a large one. I was the Queen of the small and medium gymnasts bars. This day I was going to
attempt something new. Me,Samari(my sister) and Evan are doing the gymnast bars. All the other
kids are watching and cheering use on. I was doing so many moves I felt like I was a gymnast. The
rules were who does good moves on the small bar would get 100 points, the medium bars equal
1,000 points, and the large on equals one trillion. Everybody know that no one would get on the
large bars but boy were they wrong. Samari was doing the small and medium bars Evan was doing
the same thing. I got up on the large bar and hung upside down. People started to cheer.
I said, " why are y'all falling off the earth?"
They all started to laugh. It was beginning to get super intense. All my blood was dropping to my
head. Then the wind started to blow and Evan came by and pushed me and my legs got loose and I
fell down. My chest hit a rock. It felted like a knife drove into my chest and two my heart. I landed
on the ground on my back. When i hit the ground my soul and all of the air in my body fell out. All i
could was try to breath for air. I was like a fish that jumped out of the water and need to get

The Advantages Of Newspapers As A Medium
Newspapers because of their big circulations are the most widely used advertising medium. They
offer something for everybody: news of what is going on in the world as well as in the local
community, editorial comment on current issues, sports coverage, financial pages, homemaker
sections, and entertainment features. With often 60 to 70 percent of their space devoted to
advertising, newspapers keep their readers informed of the myriad of goods and services available in
the marketplace, including the apartment for rent, the house for sale, and the employment
opportunity appearing in the classified section. The newspaper is an ideal medium for most retailers.
Its circulation area generally conforms to the retail trading area. Retailers located in suburban
shopping centers of major cities usually have access to a local community newspaper, and many
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The Advantages of Newspapers Medium Newspapers have a short life. They are usually read as
soon as they are received and thrown away. Because of this, advertisement is not exposed to the
readers for any long of time. The cheap quality newspapers do not facilitate artwork to be displayed
effectively. The message could be reached only to literates, provided they are readers of the
newspapers. The advertising in T.V. is more advantages of catching attention than written medium
like newspaper. There are different kinds of magazines like educational, literature, social, economic,
fashion, women magazine etc. Magazines also share some advantages and disadvantages of the
newspaper medium. Magazine hold the interest of a reader for a longer than the newspaper.
Magazines are read, reread stored for the future references, as compared of newspapers, magazines
are useful for creative advertising. Magazine are good for Luxury goods, magazines are useful for
Luxury goods, newspapers for goods for common use.
1.10.8.1 The Advantages of Magazines

The Psychic Medium
The Psychic Medium
There are many types of psychic phenomena that exist. In this paper, I will discuss that of the
psychic medium. The term psychic medium refers to a person thought to have the ability to
communicate with the spirits of the dead or with agents of another world or dimension through extra
sensory perception or paranormal powers. While a medium will always be psychic, a psychic is not
always a medium. The main objective of a mediums work is to prove survival of the human
personality or spirit after death and to help the bereaved come to terms with their loss. The ability of
a psychic medium can have a life saving effect. However, due to the many fraudulent practitioners
trying to scam people out of their money by offering ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It all began when the Greek philosophers got into the habit of questioning nature, raising doubts
about everything. Sacred forms of experience were scorned and disparaged and eventually a certain
kind of science came to dominate our thinking; the old wisdom traditions were forced to take a back
seat.
Of course, it's easy to tote up the pluses of Science, which has freed us from ignorance and
superstition, cleared the way to mastering the forces of nature, extended life and made things
comfortable for the affluent in capitalist societies. On the other hand, according to the official view,
consciousness peeps out momentarily, and is destined to vanish forever after death. Science has torn
down the ancient myths, and made the implausibility of life after death an article of faith.
The effects of these phenomena have a great impact on human society. When a mother loses a child
it is always a tragedy, but when there are a lot of unanswered questions relating to his/her death, the
help of a medium can lead to or bring closure to the family, enabling them to move forward. Most
people mourning the loss of a loved one are in an extremely vulnerable state, yearning for answers
to questions that one can no longer answer. If we could definitively answer these questions, the
human race would be that much stronger.
Now take it one step

Medium Ground Finches
Medium ground finches are one of the 13 species of finches. These finches, the medium ground
finches have large beaks. You can find these finches at Daphne Major, in the center of Galapagos
island. Daphne Major is also located near South America in the South Pacific ocean.
Medium ground finches had small beaks before but changed over time. This was caused because of
evolution and survival of the fittest. When Charles Darwin came onto the island he wondered why
there were many different species of the finches, then he hypothesized that a group of finches might
have came in from South America. Then splitting of the finches and adapting into their environment
to have a better chance of surviving. The finches beaks helped with Darwin thinking

Jennifer Grotz's Medium
In the poem "Medium," Jennifer Grotz utilizes various examples of selective memory, phallic
symbols, and yonic symbols to demonstrate a man raping a girl and ultimately leading to the
realization of his mistake and evidently his suicide. She describes the situation in which she is being
contacted by the man who raped her, and uses hidden language to compare her unwilling experience
with him and his attempt at suicide. It is obvious that Grotz belittles the intruder's suicide by
speaking in an ironic, nonchalant tone due to the fact that she does not care if he dies because of
what he did to her. The word "medium" has multiple definitions including a clairvoyant and the
plural of media. The significance of the word clairvoyant, someone who speaks ... Show more
She tells the story in a nonchalant type of manner which is very ironic because it is often a serious
and saddening topic to discuss. Due to the fact that Grotz is speaking in a casual manner, it can be
interpreted that she does not care that much about his loss. The only way she knows about his first
attempt at suicide because she found it "written in his journal" (21). This can really mean he actually
had a journal and she read it but pertaining to the subject of "medium", the plural of media, it can
also be a symbol for the newspaper. The reason he might have "thrown himself off a bridge, into the
cold dirty Willamette" might be because he finally realized the mistake he made by emailing her that
night and having sexual relations with her disregarding her choice

Essay on Ecoli
Assignment 1 for MCB 3020L Spring 2014 (due 2/24 or 2/26) Instructions: * Your answers have to
be typed and double spaced. * Put the date, your name and your TA's name on the cover page of this
assignment. * "Give a detailed explanation" means don't just give a one sentence answer. * Don't
forget to include your calculations and references!  Late assignments are not accepted for grading.
Questions: 1) Assume that you measure the OD of two E.coli cultures: culture A and culture B. The
spectrophotometer gives you a reading of 2.2 for culture A and 0.02 for culture B. What would you
do to determine the concentration of culture A and B and why? Give a detailed explanation!
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At 11:30am the
OD of a 1:10 dilution of the stock culture was 0.29. For culture "Y": 0.16 at
9:50am, 0.19 at 10:10am, 0.21 at 10:30, 0.24 at 10:50 am, 0.28 at 11:10am and 0.32 at 11:30am. A)
Draw the two graphs. B) What was the generation time of these cultures? C) What could be the
reason for the different growth pattern? Give a detailed explanation!
4) For a different experiment you are growing up Saccharomyces cerivisiae instead of E.coli. The
measured OD is 0.89. A) In order to calculate the concentration of the Saccharomyces cerivisiae
culture, can you use the equation that you use to calculate the concentration of an E.coli culture? If
yes or no, give a detailed explanation. B) Does E.coli or Saccharomyces cerivisiae have a shorter
generation time? Give a detailed explanation!
5) Your TA gives you an E.coli culture that has a concentration of 2000cells/ml. He/she tells you to
evenly spread 25µl of this culture on an LB agar plate and another 25µl on a GMS plate. Both plates
are incubated at 37oC. What do you expect to see the next day and why? Give a detailed
explanation!
6) You want to determine what the optimal pH is for E.coli to grow. How would you set up the
experiment? Give a detailed

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