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Child Labor During The Progressive Era
During the progressive era the conditions of the factories that children worked in were extremely
brutal. Children Worked in very hot factories and some were only at the age of 4 ( Child Labor
Britannica). The reason factories were hot were because there were so many children confined in the
factories. This means that there were sweaty, hot children working 16 hours a day. In the book
Children at work, there was a child working at a furniture factory and he had dozens of infected wood
splints. This is bad because it shows how cruel people were to children during the progressive era.
This affected children modern days because if child labor kept on going on children would not be able
to attend as often much school as they do now.
During the
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The Native American Indian Population
The population that has been officially chosen is the Native American population, also known as
American Indian. Aside from the information given by this course, a Children s Literature class taken
at the Newark branch of the Ohio State University also contributed to my decision. During a lecture
there was a guest speaker of Native American descent, she grew up on a reservation, and in her work
she wrote and illustrated the Native American culture and lifestyle. Her lecture consisted of the
perspective of the Native American population during colonization, and now, as well as the
misconceptions of the population and discussed a council that allows the American Indian community
to be aware of the number of tribes, the number of individuals within each tribe, and locations of
various tribes. The essay will consist of the history of the American Indian population, current
statistics, news within the last six months pertaining to the population, and links and resources will be
provided. The class textbook, Strangers to These Shores 11th Edition by Vincent N. Parrillo, is the
main resource utilized for historical information on the American Indian population. The book
provides information on pre colonization, stereotypes, government policies, current affects from
colonization and statistics. According to the class textbook, before colonization the Native American
population was between six and ten million (Parrillo 2014). Moreover, American Indians have culture
rich in art,

Use of Imagery
Discuss the use of imagery in two stories of your choice. How do the various images work in a
particular story to bring its subject matter into focus? Is there a central image? And how does this
enhance or confuse or complicate the effect of the story?
Short fiction can be seen as a literary medium through which the writer concisely creates a story that
is almost as fleeting in its detail, as it is in its length of words. Imagery can be used in varying
manners depending on what the writer is trying to achieve. In the short story Sleepy by Anton
Chekhov, we see a more vivid and palpable type of imagery that s almost figurative and has the ability
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Although somewhat subtle, the idea that this ball is Leila s first seems to be the central image of the
story, as Mansfield returns to it throughout the narrative. We see Leila continually informing her dance
partners that It is really the first dance I ve ever been to and she dwells on it obsessively; It seemed to
her that she had never known what the night was like before. Up till now it had been dark, silent [...].
However even when focusing on this central image, Mansfield seems to withdraw from it and return
to the dazzling settings, as though only willing to stroke the surface of this concept.
Mansfield s description throughout the narrative is intriguing and captivating, pulling the reader into
the drill hall and making them sway to the oft, melting, ravishing tune as though they themselves
could have been Leila. Moreover, her use of description allows her to create the character of the fat
man and utilise him to portray the idea that happiness [doesn t] last for ever. Because she describes
him as the fat man, who is old and wearing a coat that looked dusty with French chalk , she creates an
evident contrast between the beautiful characters she initially described. Through this imagery,
Mansfield subtly portrays Leila s fears of losing the beauty of this first ball and emphasises that in
fact, beauty doesn t last. However, Mansfield plunges the reader back in to the dance, such that the
almost

Voltaire s Use Of Satire In Candide
In his novel Candide, Voltaire attacks a plethora of philosophies, religions, and groups. Through the
book s tragic adventure, Voltaire satirizes nearly every character that Candide encounters in order to
reveal the absurdities of the Enlightenment Era in which Voltaire lives. He uses several means of satire
to reveal the foolishness of various ideas and the absurdity of following any one idea to an extreme
extent. Through his work, Voltaire hopes to expose the reader to the irrationality and vices of the
world in which he lives, while using literary techniques to illuminate his claims. The most ubiquitous
literary technique used by Voltaire is exaggeration. Voltaire includes plenty of hyperboles that serve to
subtly attack his adversaries by poking satirical fun at their beliefs. We can find a very strong sense ...
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He does this to ridicule different people and ideas, while also providing historical context for the
reader to relate to. Voltaire became frustrated by the wrongdoing and unexplainable disasters that he
observed in the world. One of the real world disasters that Voltaire included in Candide was the
horrific earthquake in Lisbon in 1755. Thousands of people died during this tragic earthquake. Voltaire
highlights the corruption of people in times of disaster, and the recurrence of Pangloss s blind
optimism. Voltaire shows the sailor (who was just saved by the Anabaptist) recklessly diving into the
rubble of the earthquake searching for money. The sailor then gets drunk and pays a woman for sex
(Voltaire 33). Pangloss then argues that For all this (the earthquake) is a manifestation of the rightness
of things . . . for it is impossible for things not to be where they are, because everything is for the best
(Voltaire 35). The sailor s actions and Pangloss s words articulate Voltaire s view that through
Optimism, everything is

How Did Johnny Cash Change The World
Johnny Cash was a legend and extremely talented man. He spoke his mind and made connections with
people through his music.He was hard working and had some of the same struggles as the average
person.Johnny is best known for his musical abilities but he also grew up like any of us.There are alot
of things he did besides his musical career though even though we really only recognize him for his
music. He made some very inspirational work that still lingers in its fame to this very day (Rolling
Stone 1).This person changed the world through their songs,living to the fullest,and being award
winning. To start off,Johnny Cash was born on February 28th,1932 to parents Carrie Cloveree and
Ray Cash (Biography.com 1).His hometown was Kingsland,Arkansas

A Study On Common Cancer Treatments Essay
BACKGROUND Common cancer treatments such as anthracyclines and trastuzumab are associated
with an increased risk of cardiotoxicity, which is responsible for significant mortality and morbidity in
cancer survivors.[1, 2] Assessment of left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) has been, and continues
to be the most widely used method for cardiotoxicity risk assessment prior to, surveillance during, and
surveillance after administration of potentially cardiotoxic cancer treatment.[3] Since the 1970s,[4]
multiple gated acquisition scanning (MUGA) has been the preferred imaging modality for baseline
and serial assessment of LVEF for cardiotoxicity. There is concern that contemporary gamma cameras
may not allow optimal patient positioning for LVEF assessments.[3] Thus, it is possible that
contemporary MUGA in cancer patients may not provide accurate estimates of LVEFs. Inaccurate
LVEF assessment may carry significant implications for the care of cancer patients receiving
potentially cardiotoxic treatment since LVEFs play an important role in decisions to start, continue,
hold or stop such treatment. The objective of this study was to compare the accuracy of LVEFs
obtained by contemporary clinical MUGA in consecutive patients with cancer with reference LVEFs
from cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging (CMR), the gold standard technique for assessment
of left ventricular volumes and systolic function.[5] METHODS Patients and data collection The
study sample consisted of

Psychological Theories Of Family And Child Abuse
Family and Child Abuse
Domestic violence can be demonstrated consciously or purposefully. Domestic violence is when any
kind of person causes physical, mental, or psychological damages to another person. Domestic
violence includes all acts of violence against women, within the family, or interpersonal relationships.
This is an alarming situation in many countries because it could lead to negative effects for the whole
family, especially children. Examples of abuse include physical pushing, hitting, or forced sex. The
cycle of violence theory explains the different patterns of offense in an intimate relationship that arise
over time. The first phase is the apology and promises by the abuser. The second phase is the fear that
the victim suffers each time, to avoid violence. The final phase is the actual abuse. With this theory in
mind, does unresolved child abuse eventually lead to adulthood family violence?
Spousal Abuse and Children abuse
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The author describes how economic problems between all these theories can be approached by
altruistic, cooperative bargaining, and non cooperative bargaining models (Berger, 2005). The
altruistic model talks about interdependent functioning. For example how and individual utility lean
on the utility of another person. The cooperative bargaining model focuses on marriage external threat
points, especially divorce. The non cooperative bargaining model centers on the agreements between
spouses that could introduce the amount of violence and fear to lose within the marriage because of
abusive behavior (Berger, 2005). Therefore, it is clear that the offender can be predisposed to
decreased violence toward victims if he/she increases income and decreases the threatening of
violence in the

Family and the General Systems Theory
The word family can be defined in many ways. When I think of the word family, I think of two or
more individuals who are sometimes related by blood or through a strong bond of unconditional love,
as well as, a shared experience, values, responsibilities, the law, even related through a community.
Different families view themselves in different ways. They have different roles, have certain
boundaries or rules, communicate and solve problems in a different way, and can adjust to change
differently. I will discuss my own family and how I view my family through the lens of the General
Systems theory and apply each central property as it contains to my family and how we communicate.
There are six significant properties within the General systems theory, wholeness, interdependence,
boundaries and openness, hierarchies and subsystems, calibration and feedback, and lastly there is
equifinality. I consider family to be two or more people. Everywhere I go I usually look at the family
as a circle instead of seeing them each as an individual person. I look at a family as a circle because
they all are bonded in some sort of way. Wholeness could be thought of as a circle, because a circle
can be defined as one whole figure. Many times a family view themselves as one whole figure or
wholeness. Wholeness is defined as the way the family view themselves. The family unit has a
personality that is shaped by the combination of each members (Turner). No one can truly understand
a family

All Quiet On The Western Front Film Analysis
The three films we were assigned to watch this unit were different in so many ways; Mutiny on the
Bounty recounted the 1789 rebellion against William Bligh aboard the HMAV Bounty, It Happened
One Night told the somewhat cliche story of a wealthy woman falling for a white collar reporter, and
All Quiet on the Western Front illustrated the nature of World War 1 and its effects on those involved.
Each film was not similar in plot to any other, yet each one falls on the list of the Greatest Films of All
Time. I think the greatness of All Quiet on the Western Front lies in the fact that the story told a
different kind of war story; instead of glorifying war and painting the characters out to be heroes, the
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This scene is so important because it demonstrates the fragility of human beings. Paul, who has
proven to be much more than just a war machine, proves his humanity by reaching for that butterfly;
something so many of us might have done as children, and in that small moment of peace, where he
seems to have forgotten of his surroundings, he is immediately brought back to reality as his life is
taken from him. I think one of the strengths of It Happened One Night is its dialogue. Although the
story, in my opinion, is not totally stellar, the dialogue is quick and witty; allowing the film to be
entertaining all over. There aren t many dull moments in the film and the way in which the actors
perform their dialogue not only keeps you intrigued but makes it somewhat relatable, regardless of the
time period. Mutiny on the Bounty is similar to It Happened One Night in its acting. I think the
strength of this film was through the acting, which was very enticing. Although I didn t completely
understand what was going on at all times; there was never a moment where the actors actions seemed
so outrageous or overdone that it brought me out of the world of the

Lofty Diction In The Life Of St Degory
Saint Gregory of Nyssa opens his narrative The Life of St. Macrina, with a justification as to why he is
documenting accounts of St. Macrina s life. St. Gregory, St. Macrina s brother, sets out to create a
narrative that is both artless and simple , but rather, we receive a rich, detailed expression of
admiration and praise (77). According to St. Gregory, Macrina was the spiritual leader in their family,
using her knowledge of Scripture and philosophy to motivate her family and others to cast off the
illusion of a material life. With a wealth of knowledge and the ability to persuade others, Macrina rose
to the position of Superior. Saint Gregory, in his work The Life of St. Macrina, utilizes lofty diction,
tone, and a clear characterization of Macrina, which enables us to see how through Christianity,
women of the 3rd century had the freedom to establish an identity outside of the secular, patriarchal
world, and what levels of respect that identity yielded. St. Gregory s use of lofty diction is apparent
when he describes their mother s character. By using lofty diction such as extremely virtuous,
exceptionally pure, and spotless, it is obvious St. Gregory holds his mother in high esteem, even
though she was not a handmaid for the church like Macrina (77). Moreover, if these are the words he
chooses when describing his mother, we can see why his word choice is lofty for Macrina, who held
the respected position of Superior later in her life. Nonetheless, due to

Mirror Image Lena Corkley
Nowadays children but more so adolescents have a hard time finding who they really are and figuring
out there identity In the Short Story Mirror Image by Lena Coakley the idea of finding your true self is
found in the main character of this Short story Alice. Alice does not think that her identity and her
personality are the same. Alice has a hard time trying to figure out who she really is in her new body
due to her family not ever letting go or forgetting that she looks different than before, but after Alice
meeting with Mr.Jarred she comes to terms that she is the same girl.Firstly, everything on the outside
of Alice is a different world to her and others because when Alice first sees herself after having
surgery on her new body with only her brain being the same she knows that she no longer looks the
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Secondly, Alice s family has not been therefore since after her procedure Alice needs support, that her
family has not given. Alice s sister who is also her twin named Jenny fails to give Alice any support
Jenny feels the need to give her sister flack and reminds her on how she is different, and does not let
Alice me in a close relationship with her as much as they used to. I have to get to know you better
(Coakley pg.2). Jenny, Alice s twin thinks that now that Alice looks different she can not trust her
because she is not sure if Alice is the same person as she used to be get to know you , Jenny is leading
Alice to think that maybe she is not who she thinks she is and wondering if she is still like her twin
still or

Drafting, Revising And Editing
In Donald Murray article s Drafting, Revising and Editing , he talks about the faith, planning
techniques, writer s block, getting started and task to keep writing for a any type of writing
assignment. Murray also give tips to the writers of how to improve their paper every single time they
revised it. Even though Murray talks about the techniques there still going to be writers not using all
the tasks he provides, yet writers are going to feel like quitting on the writing assignment; therefore
Murray gives writers tips of what to do when they feel like quitting. Murray s advice will be useful for
my essays papers because I can use the new tips for all my essays. In order for me to become a better
writer, Murray s advice is to have faith on myself on writing, and being able to start my essay. Murray
talks about how one itself does not have any faith to be able to write the words in a paper or to even
write a paper, because they are scared of making mistakes. Murray said, Many writers fear the first
page because they are not ready to write (42). I agree with Murray, because some writers are scared of
writing the first page of their essay because they do not have faith on themselves. I use to fear any
kind of writing essays, because I would always tell myself I was not good enough in writing papers for
any school subject and did not had faith on my writing skills. Having no faith on my writing ability
created a problem for me because I would not turn in any essays,

The Pros And Cons Of The Great Fail
To find a definitive answer as to whether the NEW DEAL was a success or failure, one must look at
the bigger picture. After the BANKING CRISIS, many Americans labeled Hoover s action as Too
little, too late . Some were so dismayed with their Republican President not taking charge of the
situation that they named shanty, rundown towns as Hoovervilles . This was all in disgust of what
Hoover was doing for them. Those who were badly hit by the Wall Street Crash had no confidence in
Hoover s leadership and Roosevelt gave them exactly what they needed faith and hope. He made them
believe that as a president, he will do something for them.
Roosevelt s reign as president involved several bold steps taken towards solving America s problems.
One of the first measures he took towards making USA a prosperous nation again included the ...
Therefore, in order to help that part of the society, Roosevelt launched his SECOND NEW DEAL.
Launched in the year 1935, this blueprint of American affluence included a series of more bellicose
federal programs. The SECOND NEW DEAL led to the formation of the Works Progress
Administration, which aimed at reducing unemployment by providing jobs. WPA projects were
focused mainly on public welfare things including bridges, schools, highways and parks. The WPA
also gave jobs to artists such as writers, theatre directors and musicians. The National Labor Relations
Act, also known as the Wagner Act, created the National Labor Relations Board to overlook union
elections and also minimalize harsh treatment of workers. During his SECOND NEW DEAL, FDR
also signed the Social Security Act, which pledged pension to retired Americans; provide framework
to set up a system of unemployment insurance and stipulated that

Vitamin Deficiencies and Psychiatric Illnesses
Deficiencies of vitamins are associated with psychiatric illnesses either by being the primary cause or
an exacerbating factor. Psychiatric symptoms could also lead to poor nutrition. Vitamin deficiencies
may play a role in compromising patient recovery.
Vitamins are organic substances essential for several enzymatic functions.
There are 13 known vitamins which are either fat soluble (4 vitamins i.e. KEDA) or water soluble (9
vitamins i.e. C, the B group).
Regarding brain function, B vitamins are essential in the maintenance of myelin, neuro transmitter
production, and methylation cycle. Fat soluble vitamins are necessary in inflammatory regulation,
regeneration of antioxidants and genetic modification.
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Deficiency is common (24% to 56%) among patients receiving haemodialysis (10). Women who take
oral contraceptives are at increased risk of vitamin B6 deficiency (11).
Vitamin B9 (folate)
Folate is required in synthesis of neurotransmitters found in the brain and in phospholipid production.
Dietary folate must be converted to L methylfolate for use in the brain. Folate deficiency and
insuf¬ficiency are common among patients with mood disorders and correlate with illness severity
(12).
A meta analysis of 11 stud¬ies of 15,315 persons found those who had low folate levels had a
significant risk of depression (13). In Tunisia, bipolar I patients with hyperhomocysteinemia had
reduced levels of folate (14)
The TT genotype in patients with a methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) C677T
polymorphism is associated with major de¬pression and bipolar disorder (15). Clinical tri¬als have
shown that several forms of folate can enhance antidepressant treatment (16).
Vitamin B12
An essential cofactor, B12 is needed to produce monoamine neurotrans¬mitters and maintain myelin.
Psychiatric manifestations have been described to occur in the presence of low serum B12 levels but
in the absence of the other well recognized neurologic and

Gatsby s American Dream Essay
In The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald describes essential traits of human life: romantic love, genuine
friendship, the importance of money, the significance of trustworthiness, and the worth of social
classes through Nick Carraway s views. As he portrays them, each main character s goals are
illustrated, and they each carry out different amounts of significance and a symbolism throughout the
novel. This novel is mainly about Gatsby s attempt at an unattainable goal, winning Daisy s love back
through power and money. In contrast to every main character, Gatsby has clear and well thought out
dreams. Gatsby s American dream, his desire to be wealthy and win Daisy back, is desperately ruined
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Nick describes how James Gatz became Jay Gatsby from what he observed and proved throughout the
novel. After he dropped out of college, he started fishing for living. Gatsby s past about Dan Cody,
Gatsby s drug stores, and a special business bond with Meyer Wolfshiem are revealed this way. for
when I asked him what business he was in he answered, That s my affair, before he realized that it
wasn t the appropriate reply. Oh, I ve been in several things, he corrected himself. I was in the drug
business and then I was in the oil business. But I m not in either one now. This conversation in chapter
5 is one of the hints that Gatsby gives out that he has been lying. He does not make the conversation
about how he got rich smooth enough, that it turned out to be a nonsense.
It is true that Gatsby s dream is never going to come true not only because
Gatsby met Daisy in while Gatsby was stationed in Louisville, where Daisy enjoyed her life as an
eighteen year old girl with her financially set family. He was astonished by her every little traits, and
her social status and level made him feel embarrassed to a point where he lied about his just to be on
that same level as her. . In chapter 8, Gatsby explains to Nick how he had lied about his status and
class just so that he will not lose a chance that he might have with Daisy while Gatsby attempts to
describe his love by saying in chapter 8, I can t describe to you how

Transhumanism In The Film Her, By Spike Jonze
While watching the film Her directed by Spike Jonze a common theme that is viewed within this film
is, transhumanism. Transhumanism is the theory that the human race can evidently evolve beyond its
current physical and mental limitations, This can be easily achieved by the advancements of
technology. This is seen when the viewers looked at the relationship between the protagonist,
Theodore Towbly, and his operating system. Transhumanism is also seen when the director, Spike
Jonze, uses simulacra to identify the characters within the film. It is also seen when the protagonist
can not distinguish between the real and simulation.
Firstly within the film Her directed by Spike Jonze transhumanism is seen when Theodore develops
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This is seen when humankind has evolved so much that the main character s job is to write personal
letters for other people. Which is very ironic because then this makes these letters impersonal because
the senders are not actually writing these letters themselves but the receiver is unaware of this. It s
also, ironic because the protagonist has a horrible love life, but is writing love letters for others.
Theodores job creates who he is as an individual. He even becomes successful when Samantha helps
him publish a book composed of these letters which he wrote for others. Another way of using
simulacra to express transhumanism is the development of Samantha s character. After all, the viewer
knows she is only an operating system but the ironic part is in which theodore sees Samantha as a real
human being. This is shown when Theodore questions whether Samantha is faking it during their
virtual sexual encounters. Even though Samantha s character is not real she represent an extremely
realistic human companion because she feels emotions, such a jealousy. Jealousy is seen when
Theodore goes and has lunch with Catherine to sign the divorce paper. Samantha is also receptive to
emotions. However, when Theodore asks if she is faking it theoretically she is faking it because she is
not a real human but Theodore believes she is real because of the world he lives in with all the
technological advancements. One thing that the viewer may see is that Samantha s character does not
fully represent simulacra because eventually her a Theodores relationship starts to wither and becomes

Aid Disease In Poor Countries
The reading and the lecture are both about AIDs disease, which is causing massive human loss in poor
countries. The author of the reading believes that drug manufacturing companies are taking advantage
of the situation to make more money and present various solutions. The lecturer casts doubt on the
claims made in the article. He thinks that although drug companies sell their products at high prices,
the solutions the reading proposes will not work.
First of all, the author points out that the drugs prices and the drug manufacturers are just concerned
about high profits. It is mentioned that drug prices should be cheaper for the poor countries facing the
pandemic problem. This point is challenged by the lecturer. He says that the drug companies cannot
reduce the price of the drugs. Furthermore, he argues that companies need high profits, as every
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The article notes that if the government buys the drugs for the country the prices will drop for the huge
quantity of products ordered. The lecture rebuts this argument . He suggests that since the countries
are poor the government is also poor. She elaborates on this by mentioning that the government is not
capable of buying all the drugs needed because they do not have the necessary money to do

Rhetoric Spirituality
Plastic Spirituality
The Hellenic world worshipped beauty. The cult of the body was born from the Greeks, as well as
rhetoric, the art of speaking pretty , the whole problem is when the appearance has no essence. When
the label does not match the content or the cries of the preachers are not cries of the heart, but only
expedients of those who want to call attention to themselves. I see so many people today who play,
sing and preach in the church trying to impress. They have the need for people to see them. When I
see falsettos, in order to demonstrate how well they can sing, and preachers in need of self esteem
trying to just promote themselves, I see the spirit of Greece. The more impressive are the people that
feed this pride disguised in good preaching. In the first century, the Pharisees acquired a religion of
rituals and outer manners, which was condemned by Jesus who called them hypokrites (the actors)
because they were staging a spirituality without internal content. They were defined as whitewashed
tombs, cute on the outside and rotten on the inside, that represented a role, as many of their spiritual
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Many take this expression to condemn the matter, the earth, and the planet. Now, Jesus refers to the
prevailing Greco Roman system whose cosmos has the sense of order or arrangement, in which the
system was organized with a shallow view of reality. In this world full of darkness, as Paul calls it,
once we penetrate into what shows to be the surface, we find the true nature of things. There are many
Christians like that, with a plastic spirituality, an outer beauty that does not have essence and does not
reflect the true nature of what is seen. The Pharisees in those days, as in our days, are those people that
although they seem to be profound, are in fact pro funds. Have you ever hard that saying: there are
people that deep inside, are

Desert Biome Research Paper
Desert Vegetation
Desert flora have adapted to combat extreme weather conditions. The various types of plants have
micro evolved to survive in the heat, along with other environmental deficits. The physical and
behavioral adaptions have allowed these plant species to flourish. It s important to understand the
plants adaptations to the climate and environment, as well as the medical uses and dangers of these
plants. The various vegetation within the desert biome have overcome the dry climate and minuscule
levels of water. The desert biome is an area that receives less than 10in of rain a year (Fig.1). There is
several classifications of a desert. They can range from: hot and dry, semiarid, coastal and cold. The
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These plants have become extremely suited for the environment. Without these adaptations these
plants would not be able to survive. The plants host many deadly toxins to deter predators away. The
plants also share benefits that could save lives. The desert vegetation is important for the ecosystem to

Critical Reflection On Ethics
Critical Reflection
All three authors take a slightly different approach in explaining ethics with the analogies used, but
they are not that different at their core. Bonhoeffer (1995) describes a religious approach that
compares and contrasts the relationship with Jesus Christ and the influence on the ethical choices of
an individual. Palmer (2004), on the other hand, explains ethics using the wilderness and social
headliners to illustrate the current divide that exists. Finally, Borgmann (2006) uses a political
description of compromises for infrastructure that shapes the ethical views of the society such as the
Interstate Highway System that influenced future choices that now have consequences that need to be
managed. While the analogies are different, the root descriptions encompass a basic principle that the
conduct of an individual will determine the true ethical character of that person, but the individual
requires the support and direction from the society to truly influence a positive ethical change. The
expanse of that society is where the authors begin to divide with Bonhoeffer s (1995) intended
audience being countries based on Christian beliefs of the west, Borgmann (2006) concentrating on
the United States, and Palmer (2004) focusing on the individual within a specified community that
feeds to larger communities.
Each author describes in various methods how the actions of individuals will determine the nature of
the ethics they possess, but that the individual

Task 2 Moving To An English-Speaking Country
Task 1a
It can be hard moving from one place to another, especially if you speak another language and have
different cultures. Moving to a new place can be like moving to a completely new world for some
people. Doing stuff like go to the supermarket, library or school can be challenging. There are things
we can do to help these newcomers, and to make them feel more welcome. We can for instance talk
English with them. By doing that, they will understand more of what we are saying. We can also try to
speak slowly, so it is easier for the newcomers to understand.
Another thing that would really help would be to have some cultural offerings for the newcomers.
People could meet and get to know each other. The newcomers also may learn something about ...
You cannot continue speaking your main language, and you may have to learn the new language.
Some languages may be harder to learn than others may, but one of the easiest language to master
must be English. At least for us Norwegians.
Since we have English as a class already in elementary school, English is the language we Norwegians
know best, except from Norwegian. We learn English every week throughout the whole school. Not
only do we learn English in school, but we also see English movies, read English news and listen to
English music. Our country is full off English, so it is hard to avoid it.
I think the main challenge for us moving to an English speaking country would be to speak English.
That would be because we do not speak as much English as we read. It would be especially hard to
speak English in countries like Scotland, due to the Scottish accent. Conversations would sometimes
be hard to take a part of, and understanding what the teacher talks about could also be a challenge. In
the beginning, you would probably have the person to speak slowly and repeat the sentence many
times. Also new expressions like pound, feet and miles would be hard to understand. We would
always have to translate the pounds into Norwegian money to see how much money it really is. After a
while, we may manage to just look at the pounds and realize how much Norwegian kroner that would
be.

The Prevalence Of Autonomic Dysfunction And Fac Tors...
DISCUSSION
This study was performed to assess the prevalence of autonomic dysfunction, and fac tors affecting
CAN. The study included 56 eligible participants with T2DM. Our study reveals that a significant
proportion of patients with T2DM have CAN. Study found that overall 85% of persons with T2DM
have CAN (combined early and definite CAN). Mean fasting blood glucose and BMI were
significantly associated with CAN in type 2 DM. Parasympathetic involvement was more than
sympathetic involvement. Out of all tests performed, heart rate response to standing (EI ratio) and
deep breathing (30:15 ratio) were the most common test affected in our study population.
S. Aggarwal et al [41] in their study on 50 patients with non cardiac Diabetes Mellitus had
demonstrated 70% of patients were tested positive for autonomic dysfunction, however our study
reports 85% patient to have autonomic dysfunction.In our study , 8(14%)had no CAN, 24 (42%) had
early CAN, and 24 (42%) had definite CAN. A study by Angadi sumaswi et al [42], 32% (16) patients
had no CAN. Early CAN was seen in 14% (7), severe CAN in 14% (7), definite CAN in 8% (4)
patients. Atypical CAN with other combination of abnormalities was seen in 32% (16) patients.
Various studies shows different prevalence of CAN ranging from 58% to 70 % [43 45].
The most common abnormality observed was heart rate response to standing(68%), followed by deep
breathing( 64%). Heart rate response to valsalva was the least affected (30%)

History And History Of Math
History of Math in Egypt We use math almost daily in our lives, but how many of us think about the
history of math? Math began with early humans in the form of scratches and was carried into ancient
Egypt and Greece (Mastin).Today, Egypt s population is roughly 94 million (The World Factbook).
However, back in 3000 BC, scholars estimate that between one to four million people lived in the Nile
River Valley. The Egyptians called this region Kemet which translates to Black Land (O Connor and
Robertson; Lesko 135 44). As society began to be more complex and people began to trade for
services and goods, a need for a counting system arose (O Connor and Robertson). At the time, the
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Twenty five problems are written on the papyrus and these were translated by Egyptologist Vasily
Vasilievich Struve. These problems use algebra as well as geometry (Gardener). The Egyptians used
and created many forms of math that we still use today. Their advancements in both writing forms and
mathematics help people today in more ways than they could have imagined. Also, numerous things
were discovered when Jean François Champollion in 1822 translated hieroglyphs for the first time
(Lesko 135 44). Lastly, we no longer write in picture symbols that few people can decipher and still
use a base ten counting system. Math in Egypt and Today The Egyptians utilized many forms of math
in their daily lives. Among these were various algebra and geometry problems(Gardner). Around 2700
BC, a base ten counting system that used different symbols such as a stroke for the number one, a heel
bone symbol for 10, a coil of rope for 100, and a lotus plant for 1,000 was developed (Mastin). Base
ten is a numbering system that uses a decimal for any number smaller than one. Once a number
exceeds nine it moves to the next place (the tens place) (Russel). Furthermore, the Egyptians could
also estimate the area of a circle by guessing that if the area of a circle with a diameter of nine units
was close to the area of a square with sides of eight units, that the area of that circle could be
calculated by multiplying the diameter by 8⁄9 and then squaring it (Mastin). In order to find the

Why Is Russia The Most Powerful
Russia: Powerful but Not Complete Russia is known for its overall power, thus ranking it at the
second most powerful country in the world, next to the United States. Russia has throughout history
been a dominate figure due to its military strength. As of right now the Russian military is also ranked
as the second most powerful military, only due to defense spending. Since the collapse of the Soviet
Union in 1991, Russia s economy has fluctuated drastically. Another key aspect to Russia is its
diversity in politics. The Russian Finance Ministry recently admitted that at the Reserve Funds, would
be depleted in the year 2017 if withdrawal rates were to continue as rapidly as they were to cover the
state budget. (Just How Dangerous, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The CPRF was voluntarily created by citizens of the Russian Federation who came together based on
a common interest to implement their goals for its program and charter. This Communist Party is
based on an expansion of Marxism Leninism with the goal of creating socialism. It believes that it is
protecting the working class interests and preserving the middle class people. As of right now the
CPRF has over 160,000 members in the party located in 81 regional branches. (CPRF, n.d.) The
LDPR (Liberal Democratic Party of Russia) is a political party of the Russian Federation that was
founded in 1991 and has been run by Vladimir Zhirinovsky. (Encyclopedia, World Heritage
Encyclopedia, n.d.) Despite its tittle of Liberal Democratic, it is a far right party. It aims for a revival
of Russia as a great power. The LDPR opposes both communism and capitalism due to it causing
Russia s reforms. The party also feels that the United States and western civilization are the main
exterior threat to

Unjust Laws In Martin Luther King s Letter From A...
Rules and regulations govern almost every public activity in the United Sates. These are laws created
and enforced by legal authorities to safeguard order, justice, and security in society. Laws help
mediate the relationship people and groups have with one another, and outlines a general code of
conduct, defining what good law abiding citizens ought to do, according to society. Laws are
universally applicable, and carry with them certain punishments and restrictions for violations or
misuse. In places where laws either do not exist or are minimally enforced, then insecurity and chaos
are the norm. Despite the benefits of laws, there are instances when they fail to advocate equally for
all members of its society. These are unjust laws, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this inconsistency was famously described by Martin Luther King, Jr., in his Letter
from a Birmingham Jail in 1963. While in jail for having committed an act of non violent protest,
King invokes these principles to defend his actions and appeal to the Southern white clergy, courts and
citizens to stand behind civil rights protests and fight against injustice. In his response, King calls the
laws that oppress black citizens through legal segregation, fear and violence as unjust and his duty to
disobey. For King, An unjust law is a human law that is not rooted in eternal law and natural law
(King). The laws King fought to change did not have any of the characteristics Aquinas outlined. They
expressed the whims of the white citizens and their desires to remain segregated. The laws forced on
black citizens were also created without their input and unjustly applied with disregard to their well
being and humanity. The philosophy of natural law allowed King to resist and disobey unjust laws,
and instead advocate for the common good. Without his example of civil disobedience, it may have
taken longer to achieve a substantial shift in civil rights and equality, affecting the happiness and well
being of many people across the United

Narrative Writing Assignments Of Pretentious Middle School...
Hyperextended crabs. Pinwheel of death. Broken winged pterodactyl. Such terminology seems
befitting of comparisons found in the interpretive writing assignments of pretentious middle school
students in an introductory art class. At the very least, they certainly do not invoke the feelings
associated with rational conceptions of what they describe in reality: districts across ordinary towns in
the United States. More sensibly, one could delegate responsibility for these frighteningly amorphous
and visually unappealing figures to the contrived workings of legislatures, yet a certain degree of
accountability ought to be attributed to the currently flawed legal precedent for handling the
intricacies of one of America s most virulent issues. Furthermore, the issue runs much deeper than the
superficial concerns from, they are physically discernable warning signs of a startling trend that
regrettably stifles political discourse and obscures the legitimate appeals of constituents: the
prevalence of district gerrymandering.
Every decade, as per the Supreme Court s ruling in Reynolds v. Sims, U.S. Congressional districts
reevaluate the status quo situation of political district in regards to population, and redraw their
individual localities accordingly. In its intended form, this process bolsters the election process
through taking into consideration different migratory patterns that would perhaps misrepresent the
geographical reality, ensuring that one man s vote in a congressional

Descriptive Speech About Baseball Game
Knock, knock, knock , the thunderous strikes upon the door wake us up in a hurry. Our coach appears
at the door at 6:30 A.M. The displeasure is lessened when he grants us our eighteen dollar meal money
from the American Legion. In a hurry, we pack our baseball bags and get dressed in our blue striped
uniforms. Once we were all aboard the vans supplied by the Legion, we started our drive to the
ballpark. White powder boundaries bind us within our sanctuary. The walnut colored turf lines the
basepaths, engulfing the dazzling white bases. The smell of the fresh open air and ascending scent of
morning dew. The sun beams its powerful rays upon the field and illuminates the ball park. Our eyes
are set on one thing, and one thing only, a state championship. The pledge of allegiance booms from
speakers within the press box, the signal that a baseball game is near its commencement. I will: keep
the rules, keep faith with my teammates, keep my temper, keep myself fit, keep a stout heart in defeat,
keep my pride under in victory, keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body . The code of
sportsmanship that we live by for the duration we are with the American legion. After the first pitch is
thrown by a guest, and the last shout of play ball, we head to our dugouts and prepare for the next two
and a half hours of battle. Amongst the next two and a half hours balls jump off bats and sore through
the air. Fielders trap the ball in their mitt like a cat pouncing on a mouse

Health And Safety Of Canada And Bangladesh
Introduction
The second cross cultural ethical issue discussed in this paper is workplace health and safety. Having
occupational health and safety laws in place ensures a safe environment for employees, the public, and
stakeholders. The organization as a whole becomes more productive, creative, and happy. Many
countries have in place laws and regulations to ensure that the workforce is protected, however, there
are still several other countries who lack these necessary laws. Canada and Bangladesh will be used to
further discuss this issues.
In Bangladesh, the occupational health and safety services are still in its developing stage. They do not
have any formal organizations such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in
the United States, which provides different standards for various working environments. Most of the
industries and manufacturing workers are covered by the Factory Act (1965) and the Factory rule
(1979). However, these laws are very general and don t apply to every workforce. As a result, many
employers are responsible for their own health and safety needs. (Occupational Safety and Health in
Bangladesh, n.d).
In Canada, there are fourteen jurisdictions who each have their own occupational health and safety
legislations; one federal, ten provincial, and three territorials. Under the Canada Labour Code,
employees have the right to be informed on training, potential hazards, and be provided with
necessary supervision. This code also

Helicopter Parenting And Its Influence On Children s Life
Helicopter parenting has gained increasing awareness in popular media, academic literature, and the
general population. For example, recently, several popular parenting books have raised awareness
about parental over involvement and how it may be associated with negative outcomes. The term
helicopter parent was first used in a famous parenting book, Parents Teenagers by Dr. Haim Ginott in
1969, by teenagers who described their parents as hovering over them , like a helicopter. This term
refers to a parenting style that is over focused on children; being involved in a child s life in ways that
are over controlling and overprotective. Lester Smith defines helicopter or overprotective parents as
having a heightened surveillance of their children s lives (September 14, 2015), so that children are
never allowed to experience risk. This term is commonly applied to parents of college aged or high
school students who believe that their children are not capable of doing tasks alone, so they might call
a professor about their child s poor grades or manage their child s class schedule for them. Schiffrin et
al. (2013) emphasize children s need for autonomy and explain how this need increases over time as
they strive to become independent young adults (p. 529). Therefore, parents are recommended to
adjust their level of involvement and control to their child s developmental level (Schiffrin et al.,
2013, p. 529). However, many parents do not make this adjustment, and this

Quantitative And Qualitative
With qualitative and quantitative most psychological researchers use both types of methods. In
particular, qualitative methods are widely used as exploratory methods; then the results of qualitative
analysis are used to design quantitative research. What is the difference between quantitative and
qualitative research? In this essay I will go into more detail on these two forms of research looking at
the definition, strengths, limitations and key features of each research method.
Qualitative research focuses on gathering of mainly verbal data rather than measurements. The
gathered information is then analyzed in an interpretative or subjective manner. The primary aim of a
qualitative research is to provide a complete, detailed description of the research topic. It is usually
more exploratory in nature.
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This allows the researcher to find issues that are often missed (such as subtleties and complexities) by
the scientific, more positivistic enquiries. Qualitative descriptions can play the important role of
suggesting possible relationships, causes, effects and dynamic processes. Qualitative analysis allows
for ambiguities and also contradictions in the data, which is a reflection of social reality. Qualitative
research uses a descriptive, narrative style, this research might be of particular benefit to the
practitioner as she or he could turn to qualitative reports in order to examine forms of knowledge that
might otherwise be unavailable, thereby gaining new insight. Qualitative research see s people as
individuals, attempting to gather their subjective experience of an event. This can provide a unique
insider view of the research question through the qualitative approach, which is less structured than a
quantitative approach, unexpected results and insights, can

An Analysis Of Maya Angelou And Alice Walker
Maya Angelou and Alice Walker are two well known contemporary African American writers.
Although both women are from different generations they share some of the same qualities and
experiences. Both women used their past experiences of tragedy and hardship as a stepping stool for
growth by turning that pain into what now are famous stories and poems. For most writers, majority of
their work stem from their own experiences, and for both Alice and Maya a great deal of their works
regarded the dilemmas many African American people faced during that time such as prejudice and
discrimination.
They were each so passionate about equal rights for colored people that they got involved with the
civil rights movement. Maya Angelou participated in the movement in the 1960s by touring the
country with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr as he prepared for the Poor People s Campaign . Alice Walker
participated by writing a novel in 1976 called Meridian, which is known as the meditation on the
modern civil rights movement. Both women also had strong views about equality for African
American women, and soon became known as Feminist. They used their platform as writers to express
the challenges many black women faced, as well as give women like them a voice by promoting
gender equality.
Although Maya Angelou and Alice Walker share these similarities, there are still unique facts that
separate these writers apart. Marguerite Annie Johnson, also known as Maya Angelou, was born on
April 4, 1928,

Physical Activity And Brain Plasticity
In the article Physical activity and brain plasticity in late adulthood by Kirk I. Erickson, PhD, Ariel G.
Gildengers, MD and Meryl A Butters, PhD provides insight to research on the effects of physical
activity on the human brain in late adulthood. The article provides and overview of cognitive
functioning in older adults. The purpose of the research in the article is to demonstrate how physical
activity and other risk factors such as education, obesity, smoking, hypertension, diabetes, and
depression can contribute to the cognitive impairment of the brain thus increasing the risk of
Alzheimer s disease, cardiovascular problems, and cancer in people over the age of 65. The research
methods and design for the experiments provide insight to how researchers utilize biological
measurements, observations of the human brain and the experimental research method. The method
for each of the experiments are based on more than one experiment and validity of the outcome
provides insight to basically the same outcome at the end of the article. To understand the underlying
research methods it is important for this summary to include all of the different experiments and their
outcomes. The purpose of the first experiment was to Establish molecular basis of physical activity on
brain health (Erickson 1). The experiment on physical brain activity was conducted on rodents in order
to determine the effects on learning and memory, neurotransmitter systems, metabolic and

The Theory Of The Business Canvas Model
Executive Summary
According to Arnold (1992) brand strategy is the process where the products are positioned in the
consumers mind to produce a perception of advantage. This strategy is the execution of the
organization vision, mission and objectives. The essence of brand should be reflected in everything the
company especially that impacts the mind of consumers.
This paper is a proposal for Kovert s brand image as fashion brand first and wearable tech second as
far as the consumer is concerned, elaborating on the Innovation done by the brand. There are
numerous factors taken into consideration for innovating a product like market research, market
requirement, target customers and demographic. Along with this, motivation behind the ... Show more
This paper assesses the three different strands that are recommended for the firm to develop the brand
image as a fashion brand in the minds of consumer. The recommended strategies are social media,
fashion shows and editorial placement, which will help the brand to create the awareness globally.
Introduction
Kovert design is a new age design house, specialising in wearable technology which focuses to live a
Kovert lifestyle to live in the moment, be mindful, be inspired, maintain a broad perspective and be
best version of yourself. Kovert s first device is ALTRUIS, a stone made up of premium zirconia
ceramics, which is set into ring, bracelet and necklace. The stone is attached to sterling silver ring
which is plated in gold, rose gold or platinum. ALTRUIS contain of an electronic circuit board,
number of sensors, rechargeable battery and a vibrator motor. That stone is connected to the
smartphone via Bluetooth, which gives notifications (Kovert Design, 2014).
Part one
Motivation
Kate Unsworth as a tech entrepreneur is going against the grain of her industry. She has design and
created a wearable tech as a mean of disconnecting from the digital world and reconnect with your
own selves. Kate has a technology consulting background and she knows how it is to be switched on
24/7. She was working long hours in her previous role and then she realised that when she was
physically present at a dinner or any party with friends her mind was constantly somewhere else.

Using Secondary Data Sources In Public Health
Module 3 Professional Learning Log # 4 Monica Eickmeyer The use of secondary data sources adds
another resource for public health practitioners in policy and intervention development. Instead of just
using primary resources, secondary resources may be integrated to provide robust data collectively.
Also, multiple data sources may be applied to gain a better understanding of the public health concern.
Data sets available for mortality, morbidity, health outcomes, social and living environments can
determine health needs and barriers to care. In situations where funding resources are a concern or
limited, secondary data sources may be considered and applied in public health. If another agency has
already collected the data, expenses are reduced and time is saved. However, categories and age
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For example, if the secondary data reveals a rise in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a
lung disease caused primarily by chronic cigarette smoking, then anti smoking interventions can be
aimed at specific groups. However, when applying secondary data sources, a consideration of how and
why the data was collected and for whom should be considered. Examining trends over time provides
longitudinal data about COPD and smoking to track the success and failures of public health
interventions and policies. For example, smoking policies have been implemented through time and
getting tougher for smokers to gain access to publicly smoking in Canada. Also, data about the effects
of secondary smoke may be examined to determine if diseases related to secondhand smoke are

What Is Abraham Lincoln Family Farm
Abraham Lincoln grew up in a farming family that lived on a small farm in Kentucky. That farm was
too small and pathetic to be called such. His family lived in the Western plains of the United States.
This agricultural background would help once he gained his presidency. The farm he grew up on was
around 30 acres, but only around half of this could be used as farmland. His family then moved to
Indiana, than Illinois, growing their family farm more and more. After the move to Illinois, Abraham
moved away from the family to begin life on his own. Lincoln attended the Wisconsin State
Agricultural Society fair in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He made a statement saying that these kind of fairs
only benefited and helped to expand the agricultural

The Wal Mart Essay
Sam Walton is the originator of the Wal Mart Stores in 1962. It has its central command situated in
Bentonville Arkansas. Wal Mart Store is an American universal retail organization, that runs vast
stockroom and departmental stores. It is positioned as the biggest private manager around the world,
having utilized more than two million individuals. It is situated in more than 50 states in America. The
organization s administrations are offered in around 15 nations around the world. It has around 8500
stores utilizing diverse names as a part of the world. The organization has possessed the capacity to
utilize the four administration capacities to have the capacity to accomplish its objectives. The
organization s procedure of succeeding is putting forth its client s great administrations and offering
its merchandise at lower costs. Notwithstanding, it has faith in picking up its benefit by offering its
merchandise in expansive volumes. ( Soderquist, D.(2005).
There are distinctive reasons why individuals open up organizations every day. Wal Mart Stores is the
one of the main retailer around the world. Leadership at Wal Mart is shown with the way their leaders
keep people focused on the goals and mission of the company and motivating them and being with
them to overcome the obstacles. Members are called associates and leaders are very active in
implementing the organization s plans. Walton used the charismatic style of leadership which creates
wonderful morale to the

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Sound
It s a well known that during our ancient times, our great sages bestowed with enormous wisdom
practiced their art in peaceful and quiet surroundings. Most of them are believed to have made the
Great Himalayas their abode from wherein they meditated and practiced their preaching s.
One of the key reasons they took to the higher mountain reaches, amongst others, was to take
advantage of the silent and peaceful surroundings so that they could focus their minds on their
thoughts without any extraneous disturbances and the associated cacophony which was inevitable in
the trappings of everyday life. Great words and thoughts of wisdom emanated from such surroundings
for the guidance of future generations. Needless to mention that they used to undergo ... Show more
Xaverians are anyways trained to be great team workers. May be the departments of Bio Technology,
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science could come together on this cutting edge
project. Our friends from the Economics and Commerce departments could help us decode the
enormous gains that would accrue to our national GDP once we start marketing this technology.
As an aside, our friends who are focusing their studies on the exciting future of Sound , need not be
disheartened since even after this innovation comes around, Sound shall continue to exist all around
us, except within us, and that too, only when we would want it to be so. I am sure even they
themselves would greatly benefit from this innovation.
As a note of caution I would suggest at the onset itself that our defence personnel shall be deprived of
the advantage of this innovation, as, if, during a conflict, they decide to exercise this option and miss
out on the source and nature of enemy fire it would jeopardize our national

Meursault Compare And Contrast Essay
Both The Stranger and The Meursault Investigation occur in Algeria and discuss the time period while
it was under French control. During this time both the French colonists and native Algerians possessed
harsh opinion of one another. In both novels, two protagonists are presented, Meursault and Harun.
Meursault, a French colonist, and Harun, a native Algerian, both hold prejudice towards the opposing
ethnicity. Although seemingly different, the point of views presented by Albert Camus and Kamel
Daoud of Meursault and Harun are similar in regards to the Arab people. Meursault s hatred,
expressed in The Stranger, for Arabic people is typical due to his status Frenchman. Throughout the
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When charactering his Arab neighbors, Harun mostly describes them in a negative manner. When
describing his neighbor Tawi, he describes his mannerisms and appearance in a disgusting manner. He
refers to Tawi as a heavyset fellow, with a bad left leg, and a nagging cough, (13). Furthermore, he
states that early each morning, it was his habit to step outside and pee on a wall, as blithely as you
please (13). Harun s entire description of this man is negative and characterizes him as fat, unhealthy,
and vile. Next, he describes another Arabic neighbor stating, His [El Hajj s] sons were liars and petty
thieves, capable of stealing all the fruit off every possible tree, (13). Here, this man s sons only receive
negative characterization regarding their immoral theft and deceit. Later in the novel, he describes
another Arab neighbor remarking There s a fireman with a bad limp who regularly beats his wife and
who stands on the landing of their apartment at dawn because she always ends up throwing him out
and begs her forgiveness, all the while shouting his own mother s name. (37). Here, this man also
receives a negative description discussing his toxic relationship that includes regular abuse. Finally,
Harun a neighbor who is a crook and a con man that deceives other s by claiming he fought as a
Mujahid and has taken money from the contributions of real mujahideen and diverted it to his own
profit (45). This neighbor receives the worst descriptions from Harun because he is both deceitful and
attempts to benefit off of the rewarding hardship of others. Overall, Harun s descriptions of his Arab
neighbors are negative and depict that person in a negative light. As the novel progresses the
identification of the person he is describing gradually transitions from providing the person s name to
vaguely identifying them

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