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Epicurus s Philosophy Of Happiness
This short episode is about the philosopher Epicurus, who was born on the year 341 years BC, in the
island of Samos, and his philosophy of happiness. It begins with some of Epicurus thoughts: that we
can all be happy, but we look in the wrong places, and that we don t need to feel guilty about wanting
to have a pleasurable life. Botton starts with the idea that most people have of happiness, which is that
of having money in order to buy whatever they want. Through the episode he will counter this idea
with Epicurean philosophy.
Epicurus had a lot of pleasures (sex, laughter, beauty), but happiness is more tricky than that. He
thought pleasure is the most important thing in life, but he was not luxurious. He lived in a simple
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His thought was that you your friends should be lifelong companions. And that you should never eat
alone and when you eat, you should rather watch with whom you eat, than what you eat.
Freedom He and his friends left Athens. To be free one has to be financially independent,
economically self sufficient, not having to answer to a boss. They lived a simple life, not caring about
having as much as other, and thus they were free from what others thought.
Analyzed life Time off from the noise of the commercial world, to reflect about our worries. Our
anxieties would be lessened if we gave ourselves the time to think them through. We need a space to
quietly think about our lives.
Botton continues by showing how if you are denied money and have 3 goods: friends, analyzed life,
self sufficient, you can still be happy, whereas if you had the money and lacked these three things,
then you wouldn t. He asks, if happiness is so simple, why aren t more of us actually happy? Epicurus
blamed this on advertisement. We shop too much because we are confused about what we need and
advertisement associates products with what we do
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Good vs Bad
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Subject: Good leader Vs Bad Leader Mother Teresa was chosen as the good leader for this assignment.
Mother Teresa was born on August 26, 1910. There was some confusion on when she was really born.
She was baptized on the 27th of August as Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, the day that is sometimes is
considered her actual birthdate. Her father passed away when she was only 8 years old, the cause of
his death still to this date remains unknown. There are some speculations that he was poisoned. At the
age of 18, she decided to become a nun this is when she took the name sister Mary Teresa. Mother
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However, his one major mark against him is his public lie about his impeachment. This one mark, and
there are others, makes him a bad world leader. Not only did he lie to every person in the entire nation
by saying I did not have sexual relations with that woman (Mitchell, 1998). He broke various laws in
order to have his affair with the intern, Monica S. Lewinsky (Mitchell, 1998). President Clinton was
charged with misleading a Federal grand jury on August 17, 1998 by lying to the jury about his
relationship to Ms. Lewinsky (Mitchell, 1998). His second charge was inducing others to lie in order
to conceal his affair with Ms. Lewinsky (Mitchell, 1998). The third charge of perjury in a sexual
harassment lawsuit with Paula Jones was rejected (Mitchell, 1998). The final charge was abuse of
power stemming from President Clinton s legalistic answers put to him by the house judiciary
(Mitchell, 1998). Every one of President Clinton s charges was stemmed from his own personal
motives. He tried to cover up both Monica Lewinsky and Paula Jones so that the public would still
think he is a good political leader. Even had he not tried to cover up his affairs, President Clinton
would have had a great presidential career. He had the lowest crime rate, high home ownership, a
budget surplus, reformed welfare and eliminated the federal deficit ( Clinton procon.org, 2014). All of
this he did while the opposing Republican party controlled

Astr 100 Final Exam
Name: Date: Final Section 1 Type the letter that represents the best answer to each of the multiple
choice questions. Answer all questions in this section. Each question is worth 1 point. This section is
worth 40 points. [1] In the scientific method, a hypothesis is _____. A ) is a statement of fact B )
makes a prediction that can be tested C ) is usually proven to be correct D ) can only be tested once E )
all of these [2] Which of the following can be considered a definition of theory? A ) A theory can be an
explanation of scientific laws. B ) A theory is an integrated explanation of numerous hypotheses, each
supported by a large body of observations and experiments. C ) A theory is a condensation and ...
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A) is speeding up B) is slowing down C) has stopped D) is constant [24] Where are we? A) At the
exact center of an expanding Universe, as shown by the universal expansion away from us in all
directions. B) Near, although probably not right at, the center of the Universe, as shown by the fact
that the edge is so far away. C) Somewhere in an expanding Universe, but not in any special part of it.
D) Near the edge of an expanding Universe, as shown by the microwave radiation coming to us from
the edge. [25] Which of the following does not play a role in creating the elements needed for life as
we know it? A) high mass stars B) heavy element fusion C) supernovae D) neutron stars [26] A
successful theory of Solar System formation must be able to primarily explain: A) The origin of life.
B) The fact that Pluto s orbit is very elliptical. C) The fact that the planetary orbits lie approximately
in the same plane. D) The fact that Mars has satellites. [27] Scientists can determine what a distant star
is made of by looking at ____. A) its continuous spectrum B) its absorption spectrum C) similar stars
D) samples obtained from the star [28] 1 degree of angular size is equal to A) 30 arc seconds B) 60 arc
seconds C) 60 arc minutes D) 24 hours [29] Modern constellations are A) Astrological signs along the
ecliptic B) Groupings of bright stars in certain patterns C) Areas of the celestial sphere of different
sizes and shapes

Homemade Education By Malcolm X Analysis
Trying to communicate, but words aren t used, writing isn t used, it s simply impossible. When
communicating with others we use words, we speak, write, and read. But if one can t perform those
tasks, communication is simply out of reach. The essay Homemade Education by Malcolm X, a
minister and a civil right activist, describes how his experience of learning how to read and write in
prison changes his life as he became both an articulate speaker and writer. Similarly, Helen Keller, an
author and political activist shares her experience being both deaf and blind in an excerpt called A
Word for Everything. She explains how learning a new language opened her to all the joys and horrors
of the world. I, like many other authors, also had an experience concerning language and how it
changed my perspective of the world. Speaking Chinese and Vietnamese as my first languages in the
United States made me run into societal barriers and restrictions. However, by learning English, I
could open myself to new possibilities and experiences. By learning and struggling through the
experience of language; new perspectives are opened up such as how one views themselves, the
world, and society. There is a motive each person has that causes them to want to learn, experience,
and struggle with language. Malcolm X lacked writing skills and claimed that when he tried to write
in simple English, [he] not only wasn t articulate, [he] wasn t even functional (143). Malcolm X
learned and

Cochlear Implants Benefits
A Cost Benefit Analysis of Cochlear Implants
To this day, medical professionals and scientists dialogue about the issue of providing cochlear
implants, electronic devices to aid one s auditory perception, to the overall deaf population (NIDCD).
Some claim they should be given to deaf children and adults, while others oppose this perspective,
because of vexatious burdens that supersede few benefits.
Currently, some contradictory notions on this topic of distribution include disputes about offering an
opportunity offering the ability to hear conversations the way normal people would, or just accepting
the deafness as a gift (Licht, Hull, Ballantyne 116). These bionic ears present opportunities to expand
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More than 70,000 deaf Americans have received cochlear implants since the FDA approved their use
in 1985 for adults and for children in 1990 (ASHA Quick Facts 1). Since doctors externally implant
the device and link it to the auditory nerve, a hearing impaired child can detect noises slightly faster
than adults who hear normally. Supporting this conclusion, findings from the University of Iowa s
otolaryngology department studies concluded that younger children tend to acclimate more easily,
because most have not yet become accustomed to speaking with others. The results also revealed that
the earlier the procedure occurs, the more benefit that is reaped over the long run (Cochlear Implant
article, Aggen 1). In addition, this early action , top dollar implant proves to be one of the most cost
effective medical procedures, when one takes into consideration the cost required to address it later in
life due to rising costs of the implants, or the lack of hearing takes a downturn. Nevertheless, cochlear
implants do indeed provide a level of hearing previously deemed

U.s. Dprk, Nuclear Weapons, And Violation Of Human Rights
Summary This briefing will address the necessities of United Nations to pressure the Democratic
People of the Republic Korea, also known as North Korea, by adding sanction to the country. As a
hegemonic state, the United States is a significant state to play a role as the leader to enforce DPRK to
withdraw itself from the threat of the global security and morality. DPRK had broken many
regulations of the UN treaties on militarization, nuclear activities, and violation of human rights.
Although the US is one the countries that has the most stock of nuclear weapons , it is aware of its
destructiveness and vulnerability more than any country that hold nuclear weapons today. After
continuous negotiations to suspend its conductivity of nuclear activities, DPRK had repeatedly
engaged and disengaged its pursuit for a nuclear reform. Should the U.S. violate DPRK sovereignty
and prioritize world peace and order? As an established great militarily powerful state, the United
States must persuade the UN to keep adding sanctions against the DPRK. Background Korea as One It
is necessary to know the process of how Democratic People of the Republic of Korea was established
and how its brutality and thirst for power became unmanageable. DPRK was not a demonic state since
birth. It was once an empire with both the North and South, together with a connected peninsula.
However, once imperialism and colonialism took its full throttle between the industrial states, Korea
was no longer an

Pumpkin Eater Analysis
It is interesting to notice how Sandra Cisneros uses the image of pain in her dramatic monologue
Pumpkin Eater to show how the narrator s husband drastically pushed the narrator to an extent. She
became sick of their relationship, growing numbness to the pain that he makes her face. Sandra
Cisneros writes Pumpkin Eater , based on a nursery rhyme called Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater . The
hidden meaning of the nursery rhyme is that there is a cheating wife, who is murdered by her husband,
then hid in a pumpkin shell, because he couldn t hold control of her. This poem gives the same vibe of
the meaning that the nursery rhyme gives out. The difference between this poem and the nursery
rhyme is that the narrator s husband is the one who can t be held in control of. The wife felt trapped in
this predicament with her husband where I assume as if she felt useless because her effort on fighting
for him wouldn t make a change to his actions. She uses terms such as anarchist, machete, and trouble,
making a statement as if she is convincing herself that she is not an advocate of such things and it is
her reason for bringing up Saint Lucy, in order to convince herself (and readers) otherwise. It is
implementing a soft, angelic tone that contradicts being rebellious and fierce. She says, I keep inside a
pumpkin shell. There I do very well. Shut a blind eye to where my pumpkin eater roams (ll. 19 22).
The pumpkin shell is the narrator safe place, where she acts naïve when the pumpkin eater, her
husband, is running around with other women. The husband is referred as the pumpkin eater because
even though he not physically killing her like the nursery rhyme, he definitely is killing her
emotionally. The narrator says, I m no hysteric, terrorist, emotional anarchist (ll. 16 18), referring to
how she going to let him go about his business without being an emotional crazy wreck, nor feeling
the need to have to call him in the middle of the night while he out. It s interpreted that each stanza in
this monologue is an explanation of her current predicament; convincing her husband that she is not
the one in their relationship that is being unfaithful, I m not the kind of woman who telephone s in the
middle of the night, who told

Synopsis of the Movie Young Guns
The scene that I will be discussing for this paper is called He s a spy from the movie Young Guns. In
this scene, Billy and his gang are confronted by Murphy s men. With the mise en scene, this helps the
viewer identify that the time period being portrayed here is the late 1870 s or the early 1880 s. The
mise en scene being used for this movie is important in telling the story from a different era as in
today s world, no one dresses this way anymore. Also to include from this scene is the lighting. I will
attempt to give an explicit description of the use of the lighting and the sun and how the
cinematographer designed for the use of it. Furthermore, I will also discuss the people that are directly
involved with the making of Young Guns, the director, the production designer and the art director and
their roles and responsibilities.
In this scene, the mise en scene used is mostly natural. Using the background of the desert, the brush
gives the sense that the time of the year is cold outside. The brush is only that of the branches with no
vegetation, the time of year could be anywhere from October to March. Also in the background is a
river, which sits in a calm motionless manner, indicating that the wind is at rest. Along with the natural
surroundings as the mise en scene, other indicators of the time era are the costumes that the actors are
wearing, along with rifles and pistols as well as the horses that represent the old west. The actor s
costumes are what we see and

Native American Mascots And Native Americans
1.Is the use of Native American mascots/ nicknames a thing of honor and pride or a stereotype of
Native Nations. For many years colleges and professional sports organizations made the choice to
select a mascot with relations to Native Americans, some being more noticeable and others being a bit
sneaky with their name. But nicknames for these organizations are often used without being affiliated
with a Native Nation, like the Redskins, Chiefs, Warriors, Tribe, and Indians. While other
organizations would often have a relationship with a certain Native Nations as a way of them being
allowed to use such nickname like the Utes, Blackhawks, Seminoles, Illini, and Fighting Sioux. 2.The
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So it does I guess show some pride, especially for tribes who have or do use actual tribal names like
the Blackhawks, Seminoles, Aztecs, Eskimos, Utes and Fighting Sioux. So it just goes to say when
you re looking for a fierce mascot, as long as you don t push boundaries Native American mascot
could work. 3.The use of Native American mascots were more common in the early 1900 s, but as
years went by Native American activist, or race activist would protest against the name. This often
lead to a vote, some organizations winning their case to keep their name while others had to find
another mascot. A few colleges that lost at the beginning of their school exist had a Native American
mascot would be later be change to a similar name. As Miami University of Ohio started out the
known as the Redskins, and they also had a relationship with the Miami Native Nation located in
Oklahoma, and they represented the nickname until 1992, and even with the support from the Miami
Nation they lost their case and change the name from Miami Redskins to the RedHawks. As
Collegiate schools across the country have made similar changes, but does the the size of the school
help with being able to keep a mascot or team name. Because Colleges who participate in Division 1,
like this would be your Florida State

Essay On The Boston Marathon Bombing
The Boston Marathon bombing terrorist attack that took place a short distance from the finish line of
the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013. A pair of homemade bombs detonated in the crowd watching
the race, killing 3 people and injuring more than 260 (Boston Marathon Bombing). Many people were
hurt, physically or mentally, by this attack. Because of this the bombing lead to the all out lockdown
and manhunt in the boston area. The act of terrorism committed by the Tsarnaev brothers will forever
be remembered by everyone there. Including the semi famous Carlos Arredondo, otherwise known as
The Man in a Cowboy Hat.
The day of April 15, 2013 will forever be remembered as a day of sorrow and cruelty in the eyes of
americans. On that day two pressure cooker bombs were put in backpacks that were placed on the
ground among the crowd of people watching the boston marathon, and exploded within seconds of
eachother. The bombs killed three people and injured more than 260. Accordingly, this wasn t going to
just be brushed off of america s shoulder. So, the FBI and over 1,000 different law enforcements set
out to find whoever did this. Three whole days later, on April 18th, they finally were able to home in
on two main suspects, The Tsarnaev brothers. The police were set on finding the brothers. Luckily for
them the brothers had taken a hostage that, at a gas station, managed to call the ... Show more content
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It taught us that even in hard times, like bombings. People can band together and rise above to help.
The Tsarnaev brother s act of terrorism caused many people harm, including Carlos Arredondo, or The
Man in the Cowboy Hat. More research can be done to find out why the Tsarnaev brothers would do
such a thing. It would also be interesting to find out how the brothers managed to make a bomb by
simply surfing the web. Maybe one day we will all get the answers that we want to

Rappaccini Essay
Furthermore, the health and well being of children is of the upmost importance in the eyes of their
guardians. On the other hand, Beatrice s well being in her father s eyes had little to no meaning. Dr.
Giacomo Rappaccini was a physician/scientist who cultivates highly poisonous plants with the
intentions of finding medical cures from the poisons. On the days of testing and retrieving samples
from the plants, his daughter would tag along as well. With the plants being so dangerous, it was
important to wear the proper attire, but in Beatrice s case she had become immune to the poisons after
being exposed to them for so long without any protection. Rappaccini explained how the plants would
react to any other living organism by stating, ...a drop or two of moisture from the broken stem of the
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In her eyes, it seemed like a way to freedom from inside the garden and isolation from the world.
Nonetheless her father saw, her being stowed away from society, as more of a protecting barrier
because he knew what she was capable of. Giovani was made into an example, since he was around
Beatrice so frequently. He became exposed and immune to the toxins of the garden and became
outraged at the fact that his life would no longer be the same. Therefore, receiving what was supposed
to be a cure from another scientist, and as a result, took the life of innocent Beatrice. In rage at the
events that had taken place Rappaccini exclaimed, Miserable! ... What mean you, foolish girl? , in
sight of seeing that he lost his only human testing doll, also known as his daughter. All in all,
Rappaccini s responsibility as a parent was strongly misguided by the love for science and excelling in
his career and the consequence that followed was the death of

Implementing The Sustainable Development Goal On...
After reviewing the UN s Sustainable Development Goal on Affordable and Clean Energy (United
Nations), I have observed that the majority of the targets listed are truly not measurable. By
incorporating the words increase and double , the targets 7.2 and 7.3 appear to be the only two targets
which one can use a clear standard unit of comparison. The target 7.1 uses the concept universal
access as its amount to achieve by 2030. Although, an amount can be given of the number of people
who do not have access to any modern energy services, to give a true measurement of those who do
have access, that includes the various types of access available to an individual, is too difficult and
unlikely. The remaining targets, 7.a and 7.b lack any ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using this multi tier framework can present an advantage compared to other existing metrics, where
relevant data paucity is an issue (Nerini). The measurements being made for target 7.1 are conducted
by calculating the percentage of [the] population with an electricity connection and the percentage of
[the] population with primary reliance on non solid fuels ( Progress , 19). The data collected is from
internationally standardized questionnaires which are given in national household surveys (19). In
regard to the targets 7.2 and 7.3, both objectives use national energy balances collected in standardized
form by the International Energy Agency (IEA) for larger countries and by the UN for smaller
countries for their data source (19). While the target 7.2 is measured by the percentage of total final
consumption of energy from renewable sources , the target 7.3 uses the compound annual growth rate
of total primary energy supply to gross domestic product [...] at purchasing power parity [...] (19).
As a whole, the targets fail to include all the important aspects of the goal and need some
improvements. For starters, the language used throughout the listed targets is vague. In the target 7.1,
the word access is used without being defined. Failing to provide an adequate definition leaves the
target open to interpretation and misunderstanding. Similarly, in target 7.2

Burmese Pythons In The Everglades
Burmese Pythons
Taking over with no natural predator, the Burmese Python. These very large pythons have been
effecting our Everglades drastically. Once native to the swampy marshes of Southeast Asia, these
snakes are now migrating over to Florida. Being so large and having no natural predator, they have
really made a strong change in our Florida wildlife. These dangerous pythons have altered the
population of animals in the Everglades by so much that people are beginning to worry about what
will happen next. The snakes didn t get there on their own, but now we don t have any way of
stopping them.
Burmese Pythons are definitely astonishing creatures. Native to Southeast Asia s version of the
Everglades, these pythons are very exotic. These pythons reach sizes of up to 23 feet which makes
them one of the largest snakes in the world! In short order, those little fellows grew to eight feet, 12
feet, 16 feet, 18 plus feet (Paragraph 5). This explains how they grow rather ... Show more content on
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Several pet owners, who some may call irresponsible, owned some of the Burmese Pythons. Once
they got too big, the pet owners released them into the wild were they could now roam free. Also,
some people owned exotic animal warehouses which stored many of these snakes. One warehouse
where a hurricane hit, the snakes were all let loose due to destruction of what kept them from
escaping. They were supposed to stay in South Africa, which was originally where they came from,
but have slowly migrated over to Florida and their population is growing rapidly. These animals are
non native and have been causing lots of damage to our land and animals because they do not belong
here. In this quote it explains how a hurricane played a big role in the spread of these pythons. Many
believe that Hurricane Andrew played a role in the spread of the snakes. When the warehouses of
exotic pet dealers were destroyed many...were never caught

Cause Of Gun Violence In The United States
Gun Violence in America
There has been a great surge of discussion about the threat of gun violence here in the United States, a
topic that has been expanded into a national and even international debate. Gun violence today affects
many, and has been highly scrutinized by lawmakers, lobbyists, which has coined pro/anti gun
activists. But what are the numbers telling us? Is this really a public health crisis? The American
Psychological Association defines firearm violence as taking a number of different forms, including,
but not limited to, suicide and suicide attempts, violent conflicts and disputes, intimate partner
violence, unintentional deaths and injuries, violent criminal activity, and violent acts while intensely
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One of the main risks is racial disparities regarding homicide by discharge of firearm. The CDC
reported that in 2013 almost 60% of victims of homicide by firearm were black (CDC, 2016).
Additionally, as mentioned earlier, white males attribute to only 17.0 deaths by firearms compared to
African American males at 31.5 in 2013. This data highlights the overwhelming majority of deaths by
guns are members of the African American community. Some social determinants that can decrease
the risk of being a victim of gun violence are not simply demonstrated because gun violence is a
sensitive subject in America that sparks wide debates on moral, governmental, and various other
societal issues. There are many firearms in the United States more than 300 million (Hepburn, Miller,
Azrael, Hemenway, 2007) about as many guns as people (APA, 2016) which can be an increased risk
factor for committing gun violence, but what about those who are killed? Decreasing their risk is
equally as complicated. Reducing access to firearms significantly decreases gun violence (APA, 2016)
as does policies like Child Access Prevention (CAP) laws, which hold adults liable for insecure
storage of firearms around children, have decreased adolescent suicides and unintentional shootings of
children (Webster Starnes, 2000; Webster, Vernick, Zeoli, Manganello, 2004). In addition, ones of low
SES that display signs of poverty, socially disorganized neighborhoods, or high crime rates need a
sense of community at the institutional setting. In a study conducted by the University of Maryland for
Congress, they revealed that increasing employment in communities can reduce crime rates, thus
reducing victims of gun violence (Bushway

Contemporary Political Statement
To conduct a study experiment on contemporary political issues that affect society, it is important that
experiments are well controlled from the constraints of the extraneous variable. That is other variables
beyond the independent and dependent variable that may change the outcome of the experiment due to
exclusion from the research design. For example, the topic capital punishment and its relationship
with age are designed to discover whether age correlates with electing harsh punishments for crimes.
The preliminary hypothesis that aged people are more likely to support capital punishment than the
younger generation is crucial to defining the relationship between variables. That is, the independent
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Therefore, testing is available and current due to the other social issues regarding criminal punishment
like mass incarceration (Gottschalk, 2009). Although the hypothesis meets the criteria of observation
and predictably to aid in the future development of policy, it is crucial that the study is designed
correctly to determine confounding variables that affect the independent and dependent variables. It is
essential to incorporate any variables that may affect the outcome (validity) of the research
assignment. For example, Rynkiewicz, Benmakrelouf, Karouche (2016) utilize the Bayesian network
modeling to extract possible confounding variables. Developed from the Bayes Theorem belief is
governed by the laws of probability (Bayesian Modeling, n.d., n.p.). In other words, utilization of the
Bayesian modeling includes the variables that are outside the experiment of the independent and
dependent variable. In the case of Rynkiewicz, Benmakrelouf Karouche (2016) their study to prove
that people with higher education are less prejudiced towards ethnic out groups than those with less
education (p. 205) include the extraneous variables of level of education, parent s origin, age and
residential area. That is the modeling covers the voting preferences in the independent variable.
Whereas, the opinion of immigration, globalization and death sentence are included to represent other
variables for the dependent variable. Similarly, capital punishment

Essay On The Art Of Camille Corot
When I first saw this painting done by Camille Corot, I was in awe. It was one of the many beautiful
paintings that I saw on my first trip to the Fine Arts Museum of Houston. The painting looks almost
dreamlike and soft, which amazed me on how a painter could create an art piece as such. This piece is
called Orpheus Leading Eurydice from the Underworld, by Camille Corot, French, 1861, the medium
is oil on canvas. I was immediately attracted to this art piece because of the earthy and naturalistic
colors used, and how the landscape seems almost hazy. This enchanting painting tells the tragic Greek
myth of Orpheus, the Greek god of music, saving his wife, Eurydice, from Hades, God of the
Underworld. Orpheus absentmindedly breaks the terms of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Devoted to his paintings he once said to a friend All I really want to do in life... is to paint landscapes.
This firm resolve will stop me forming any serious attachments. That is to say, I shall not get married .
I like the softness of how Corot painted this art piece. The painting, to me, looks simple yet
topographical, due to the trees and bushes painted. What I did not like about this piece is the way he
depicted the Underworld. The Underworld is said to be very dark and gloomy, due to all the dead
spirits living there, but Corot paints it with light and lush, making it look anything but eerie. He uses
Time and motion by showing Orpheus legs in a walking position, whilst holding Eurydice arm,
leading her out of the Hades Underworld. Also, the texture of the trees and bushes have a realistic
topographical and layered appearance with shades of blacks and browns. Since Corot is a landscape
painter, he often uses atmospheric perspective to create the illusion of depth. He shows the spirits
mourning their death in the background with shades of cool tones and uses light colors, while
emphasizing Eurydice and Orpheus in the foreground with more deep and darker colors. Another
element I ve seen in Corot s painting is his use of space, he shows Orpheus and Eurydice on the corner
right while the rest of the image is more focused on his beautiful landscape in the background.
Additionally, the focal point that immediately caught my eyes attention was the spirits depicted

Essay about The mozart effect
The Mozart Effect
Does classical music really help you study better? Many recent research studies show that music idoes
in fact improve cognitive thinking. In 1993, researchers at the University of California at Irvine
discovered the so called Mozart Effect that college students who listened to ten minutes of Mozart s
Sonata for Two Pianos in D major K448 before taking an IQ test scored nine points higher than when
they had sat in silence or listened to relaxation tapes. Other studies have also indicated that it doesn t
matter the artist; people retain information better if they hear classical or baroque music while
studying.
The most easily influenced stage of human life is early childhood, therefore it is encouraged that
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The human mind is constantly processing and picking up information. Music is an ordered and
predictable sequence of sounds. When the brain hears music, it tries to decode it. In decoding those
symbols and patterns, it sets up neural highways, or synapses , to receive and examine data. These
pathways then can be used for remembering other symbol oriented information, such as language and
math. Like a muscle, the brain becomes stronger the more it is worked, and these workouts are
achieved by listening to classical music. Mozart s music is exceptionally difficult to decode, therefore
the brain must work harder, thus making one smarter.
Not only does music affect thought, but it also benefits health. Students usually study in quiet, relaxed
surroundings while listening to serene music. Classical music can steady a fast heartbeat and a slower
heartbeat induces relaxation. Exercise plays a critical role in maintaining good health, and relaxing
music can be favorable to this. Music reduces muscle tension, resulting in a better work out. Scientists
performed controlled studies using adult males who were around twenty five years old. Blood samples
were taken before and after treadmill running. The experiment found that with the presence of music,
heart rate, blood pressure, and lactate secretion in the brain were significantly lower . The results
proved that music

A Few Good Men Film Analysis
. Don Haskins is appointed coach to the men s basketball He recruits the best players he can find
regardless of their race The Texas western miners ends up with seven black and five white players
Following initial victories against mediocre local teams, Haskins realises he need to give his black
players more freedom on the court. As the team agains more victories they gain more and more racial
comments. The team loses its last game after the black players stop playing. They enter the NCAA
tournament ranked third in the nation. At the NCAA finals they play against the top ranked University
of Kentucky and legendary couch Adolph Rupp. On the eve of the game Haskins decides with a bold
strategy, he decides to start an all black lineup in the game and only using the other black players in
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2.a. In the beginning of the racial comments I fee like the coach brushed most them off, became he
personally didn t care about skin colour, he just wanted a good team. By a later on in the film he
seems to understand how hard it must be for the black players, and the position he has put them in by
asking them to be part of a basketball team. b. At the beginning of the film their were only racist
comments but around the middle of the film as the team one more games, all the racism get much
worse. The players are defiantly effected by the racial comments and it defiantly creates a wedge
between the black and white players because the white players aren t being harassed. c. The
community definitely have various opinion and changed their opinions through out the film. They
started off really judgemental to the black players on the team and the coach for training them, but in
the end when the players get home and there is a huge crowd to cheer them on. I think by that point all
of the community was supporting them.

The Article, Written By Patron, G
Critical Writing Assignment The Article, written by Patron, G. (2012) and published in daily telegraph
online edition on 13 March 2012 , critically review the fact more children are being taught in mixed
ability classrooms and how it impacts the brighter students and over all school performance. The
article suggests that brighter pupils can be held back by their weaker classmates. The recently
published research work by the Royal Economic Society showed that a large number of low achieving
pupils in class had negative impact on the bright children s performance. The data about mixed ability
classroom was released by Ofsted, after question by conservative MP for Kingswood. The data shows
that in English state schools, 55 per cent of all lessons, taught to children in mixed ability classroom.
The Ofsted inspectors observed 22,834 lessons in 2010/11. Only 45 per cent of these lessons
employed some kind of ability setting. The number of streaming or setting ability decreased from 47
in 2000/1 to 45 per cent in 2009/10 (Patron, G. 2012). There are many teachers who opposing the idea
of streams system. They believe that children in lower sets are going to be discouraged and shake their
confidence level. Because of this opposition many schools are not able to place children in different
ability groups. A research study conducted by Alia Taha , as part of her thesis , after removal of ability
groups in schools of Alberta reveals that the most of the teachers feel that

Earthseed By Lauren Olamina Analysis
Lauren Olamina adapts her own version of God to the heinous world she lives in. She explores God s
significance and essence. She theorizes God is Power Infinite, Irresistible, Inexorable, Indifferent. And
yet, God is Pliable Trickster, Teacher, Chaos, Clay. God exists to be shaped. God is change (22). This
being is a magnetic and unstoppable force; it unexplainably bounds humans to it. God can trick the
human mind and create chaos. Although God can be destructive, the world can be molded and shaped
by individuals. This pliable force is flexible and clay like ; it is completely human. With the changing
world around her, she affirms that God is change. Life around Lauren is barbarous and merciless. This
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The people of Robledo adapt to the world around them, so they stay in darkness. This neglectful
behavior, as Lauren precepts is a coping mechanism. Eventually, it leads to the community s untimely
demise. In her writings, of Earthseed, Lauren postulates People tend to give in to fear and depression,
to need and greed. When no influence is strong enough to unify people They divide. They struggle
(91). Individuals look out for themselves, in times of survival; there is no community. The influence
that once brought individuals together is long forgotten; it becomes a playing field. This stimulates the
division of like people and as a result, the community struggles. Within the city of Robledo,
individuals appear to be in a glaze like trance. They do not want to perceive what is happening in the
world around them. They experience a taste of the real world when the outsiders perform a series of
offenses on their town. Many became hopeless when the wickedness reaches within the Robledo
community. The individuals were in denial, this led them to their destruction. Lauren s father,
Reverend Olamina, has notable values. He genuinely wants to help the people of Robledo, but he
wants to keep them distracted. After he beats his son, Keith, for leaving the city s walls, he becomes
resigned and despondent. This act was a symbolic divide between him and his family. Later, his son is
brutally murdered, which leaves him hollow. Reverend Olamina trusts the world, he believes the good
old days will eventually come back, like so many in the community. His denials make him a miserable
person. Similarly, his wife Corazon succumbs to the denials of Robledo. Keith, her oldest son, is her
favorite child. She chooses to look past his sociopathic ways and surmises his troubles, as Lauren s
fault. She blames Lauren and her father for not loving him enough. She adapts to her environment and

Biblically By John Macarthur Summary
John MacArthur is the pastor teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, as well
as an author, conference speaker, president of The Master s College and Seminary. Pastoral Ministry
How to Shepherd Biblically, was written by MacArthur and other faculty members at The Master s
Seminary. It is a guide to the biblical standards of the pastorate. The pastors primary activities based
on several scriptures and especially 1 and 2 Thessalonians are examined and addressed throughout the
book. (MacArthur 11)
Pastoral Ministry is sectioned into four parts. The first part is on Biblical Perspectives. When asking,
What is a pastor to be and do? we must look to God s Word for answers and not to the latest fads or
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(MacArthur, 70) This writer believes that a pastor must be above reproach. However, an indiscretion
prior to being called to the ministry should not disqualify someone from serving as a pastor. Being
above reproach means that there are no current accusations that can be made against the pastor. (Acts
25:7; 1 Peter 3:16) If there is something that is ongoing or current, that would certainly disqualify and
even require the pastor to relinquish his position.
The book did accomplish its overall goal and was well written. It should be a part of any minister in
training s reading list. Pastoral Ministry should be used as a resource for those already serving as
pastors and for those who are in training for ministry and feel called to pastor. However, it is written to
and for men in ministry as pastors. Information for women was limited to being the pastor s wife
(MacArthur, 72, 125) or the secretary. (MacArthur, 307 308) Pastoral Ministry is also written from a
Calvinistic viewpoint, which may cause some readers to miss the overall ministry

Selena Gomez Power And Influence On Society
She has starred in critically acclaimed films, a hit television show, and has made music that has
reached the top 10 on the Billboard hot 100 chart. She is none other than Selena Gomez. As a triple
threat, fashion trend setter, and social media icon, Gomez retains substantial power and influence in
society. In this case, she gained power through her acting and singing career, as well as people s
admiration of her. Within the modern era, social media translates into how much power a person has.
Selena Gomez is one of the biggest influencers of today by having the most instagram followers at a
jaw dropping 127 million. While being labeled as the Queen of Instagram , Selena Gomez uses her
referent power and gigantic social media platform to shed light on issues within modern society.
To clarify, Selena Gomez holds an abundance of power and influence in society, being the most
followed person on Instagram. She reaches over 127 million people with a push of a button. Her huge
social media following has given her many brand deals with companies such as Coach, Louis Vuitton,
Pantene, Verizon, and Coca Cola. With her mass following, she has the power to influence people to
buy certain products. Selena Gomez is not only a fashion influencer or a trend setter, but she also has a
voice in the political world. Gomez is a huge advocate in making change in the world, and uses social
media to help get her opinions across. After President Donald Trump decided to end the program of
Deferred

Socratic Method Of Teaching And Study Philosophy
1. Explain some of the benefits a student may gain by studying philosophy.
Some of the benefits a student gains by studying philosophy is having the ability to gain knowledge
and think more clearly. You learn skills, seek wisdom and get an understanding of our world through
various branches. Helps us appreciate where the world came from, where we came from. Using our
critical thinking we evaluate information and reach a conclusion due to the analyzation. We learn
ethics, what is real, how others see things. We gain cognitive, moral and spiritual development by
studying philosophy.
2. Explain the Socratic Method of Teaching. Is this a useful way for students to learn?
Socratic Method is a way of thinking that involves three steps, first step is you give an initial
definition, second step you find exceptions to that definition and you present them in a form of
question. Then the third step you give a better definition of the concept. Repeat all these steps until
you discover the essence of the concept. Socratic method has its pros and cons not every student
learns the same way it might be a good method for one student or might be easier for one but not for
the other. Everyone is unique and different.
3. Explain how critical thinking can be used to analyze a philosophical issue.
Critical thinking is about making sure that you have good reasons for your beliefs.
Critical thinking is used by reasoning and examining the information given to her person to analyze a

The Mono-Genetic Model Of Obesity
Studies in animals have also suggested that obesity has a genetic component. Several mono genetic
and poli genetic models of obesity are based on animals. These models are used to stimulate what
happens when some chemicals are not produced (like leptin in the ob ob mouse), or when some
receptors (like leptin receptors) are reduced or malfunctioning. The set point theory (Kennedy 1953:
Nisbett, 1972) states that after dieting to reduce body weight, an animal eats more and is less
dependent on short term satiety signals. Fifty three percent of adult dogs and fifty five percent of cats
considered overweight or obese by their veterinarian, according to the American Veterinary Medical
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Globalisation has created conditions, which contributes to the consumption of high energy foods. In
addition, the availability of cheap fast food from all around the world with the advertising from
multinationals such as McDonalds has resulted in pressures which have led to a growth in the
consumption of energy rich food among the poor. It is difficult to argue that obesity is a social
condition, which negatively affects those in low paid and short term jobs. It is obvious to say, obesity
does have a significant biomedical component. What happens inside the body after you have eaten
your Big Mac clearly requires psychological/biochemical explanation. Thus, to conclude, there has
been a combination of both social and biological factors which have contributed to the growing cases
of obesity which is putting a strain on our health budgets (ten percent of the total NHS budget is
allocated to obesity and related illnesses), creating many early deaths, and even lowering peoples self
esteems. By 2060, sixty percent of men, fifty percent of women, and twenty five percent of children
are likely to be obese. Obesity is a worldwide epidemic which needs to be dealt with appropriately.
There are many ways to tackle obesity. The WHO s 1997 interim report argues that it is not enough to
tackle obesity at individual level and that a society wide public health approach needs to be employed.
This includes better and much improved medical profession, the government working with the food
industry to promote a healthier diet for everyone from childhood to adults, and also more information
provided to the public about illnesses such as obesity and ways of maintaining weight loss by
promoting sustainable changes

Research Paper On Beets
A recent report done by Clairol found that 75 percent of American ladies color their hair. This same
review uncovered that 88 percent of ladies feel their hair affects their certainty. The perils of synthetic
items are something that ought not be disregarded, particularly on the off chance that you every now
and again visit a salon to shading your hair or purchase a boxed item and do it without anyone s help.
There are somewhere in the range of 5000 distinct chemicals utilized as a part of hair colors,
numerous that have been observed to be cancer causing in creature considers. HOW TO COLOR
YOUR HAIR NATURALLY, WITHOUT USING CHEMICALS? CARROT OR BEET JUICE FOR
RED HAIR Kicking the bucket your hair with carrots or beets is an awesome approach ... Show more
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of dried chamomile blooms. Heat it for 15 minutes. At that point cool and channel. Include the juice of
½ lemon. Apply the blend onto the hair, brush it and permit to dry. Drying the hair in the sun will
bring better results. At that point, wash your hair completely with cleanser. WALNUT HULLS FOR
DARK BROWN COLOR Squash the walnuts, and heat up the frames in a pot of water for no less
than 30 minutes. After it cools, let your hair absorb the color for up to 20 minutes, contingent upon the
shade you re going for. Make sure not to rub it into your scalp an excessive amount of. ONION PEEL
FOR GRAY HAIR Include a large portion of a glass of onion peels into a full glass of bubbling water.
Give it a chance to stay for twenty minutes. Ensure you have something to cover the top so that the
warmth doesn t get out. Separate the fluid from the peels by utilizing bandage. Include 2 tbsp. of
glycerol to the fluid. Rub the blend into your hair consistently, until you achieve the needed result.
After you rub it into your hair, you can wash your hair as you typically would, and afterward let dry

Analysis Of Jean Ginsberg Sunflower Sutra
Poets in the 1950 s began writing about Asiatic poetics in an ancient style called a Sutra. This was
different than the poets incorporating Eastern philosophy of Zen Buddhism. Zen Buddhism can be
defined as the cohesive harmony of the mind and body through the practice of meditation and spiritual
connection to nature (Britannica). A Sutra can be defined as a teaching that is part of an ancient
religious tradition (Britannica). It is a Buddhist manuscript that teaches a moral. Allen Ginsberg and
Gary Snyder both incorporated both of these styles into their writings Sunflower Sutra and Smokey
the Bear Sutra respectfully. By analyzing these poetry styles of Ginsberg, and Snyder there are
different themes that reflect their historic and social consciousness. Zen Buddhism was an inspiration
for Ginsberg s Sunflower Sutra. Ginsberg was born on June 3, 1926, in Newark, New Jersey. He was
born the son of a poet and then he became a major poet during the Beat era. He wrote his poem
Sunflower Sutra during his inspirational period late 1955 to the end of 1956 (Charters 288). During
this period he spent time in a cottage in Berkley, California with his lover Peter Orlovsky. In this
cottage he wrote Sunflower Sutra which shows some of his themes in writing. Themes that show up in
this poem are the social normal, the natural world, Moloch, and religion (Gradesaver). The theme of a
social normal is something that all poets during the Beat era and the Romanticism period like to

Pills And Starships
Book Report: Pills and Starships by Lydia Millet Summary Pills and Starships, an intriguing novel by
Lydia Millet, shows a vividly imagined dystopian future in which the world is consumed in despair
and the unsustainable population is controlled by the government. Lydia Millet does a brilliant job in
fabricating a post apocalyptic, sinister form of Earth that s enveloped in toxic gas due to excessive
pollution and climate change. Migrations of whole cities of people to escape bad air quality are
constant, food and water are scarce, and people are forced to take pills to stabilize their emotions.
Many oppressive limitations are placed upon the remaining people by the government and
corporations, who forbid having children and even limit your right to take your own life or die. The
main characters, Nat and Sam, live in this horrific world. Their parents experienced the beauty of
Earth before global warming led to its deterioration, and being old, they couldn t bear the pain and
depression of such a drastic transition anymore. As a result, they purchased a death contract ... Show
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In terms of pills , it refers to the mood pharms in the story, which are drugs that corporations distribute
to stabilize the emotions of the general population to avoid chaos and conflict. These mood pharms are
taken by Nat, Sam, and their parents one week before their death, allowing them to remain calm even
in agitating situations. Starships are not directly referenced in the book, but I m assuming that it
actually refers to me, the reader. This is very fascinating because as Nat writes in her journal, she
refers to the reader an astronaut who floats in space and observes their deteriorating planet from a
spaceship. As previously stated, Lydia Millet is a very creative author with and I m stunned at how she
managed to incorporate the reader into the story with such a vivid

Scene In The Northwest Portrait Of John Lefroy Analysis
The painting Scene in the Northwest: Portrait of John Henry Lefroy was painted circa 1846，by Paul
Kane who was an Irish born Canadian painter. The size of the painting is 20.0 in × 31.0 in and the
medium is oil on canvas. This painting now is displayed in
Thomson Collection of Canadian Art in the Art Gallery of Ontario. The main subject of the painting is
to describe John Henry Lefroy on his expedition in Canada in winter. There are three people and two
dogs in the painting: John Lefroy, the main character dressed in bright colors, stood in front of a sled,
a man walked toward tent in the distance, and a native woman stood beside that tent.
The colors in the painting are light. The background colors are white, green and blue, which represent

Fuzzy Logic Technique For Pq Improvement
Fuzzy Logic Technique for PQ Improvement by UPQC for Renewable Energy Recourse s
1BJ SHIVA RAMA KRISHNA RAO, PG STUDENT, BRILLIANT GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS,
HYD
2O SWATHI, PG STUDENT, BRILLIANT GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, HYD
3B. NAGI REDDY, ASST.PROF, BRILLIANT GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, HYD
ABSTRACT: In this a fuzzy logic control technique has been proposed for power quality
improvement by using UPQC The UPQC is controlled to regulate the WF terminal voltage, and to
mitigate voltage fluctuations at the point of common coupling (PCC), caused by system load changes
and pulsating WF generated power, respectively. In order to reduce the voltage fluctuations that may
cause flicker , and improve WF terminal voltage regulation, several solutions have been posed. The
voltage regulation at WF terminal is conducted using the UPQC series converter, by voltage injection
in phase with PCC voltage. On the other hand, the shunt converter is used to filter the WF generated
power to prevent voltage fluctuations, requiring active and reactive power handling capability. The
sharing of active power between converters is managed through the common DC link. A customized
internal fuzzy logic control scheme of the UPQC device was developed to regulate the voltage in the
WF terminals, and to mitigate voltage fluctuations at grid side. Simulation results show the
effectiveness of the proposed compensation strategy for the enhancement of Power Quality.
Keywords Wind Energy, UPQC, voltage

Summary of the Books of the Old Testament
Marsha D. Owen
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Introduction to Biblical Literature
June 6, 2012
Summary of the books of the Old Testament Books
Numbers
The book of Numbers is mostly law, with some narrative. The key theme for this book is how the post
Exodus Israelites journeyed to the Promised Land. Despite God s provisions for their well being, they
were not thankful and doubted God. Their doubt and ungratefulness led to punishment by God. As a
result of their lack of faith, they would spend 40 years wandering in the desert, teaching and preparing
the second generation of Israelites of God s promise and provision. The people of Israel were also
numbered, as ordered by God in this book of the Bible. Numbers starts at Mount Sinai; this is where
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Desiring to be like other kingdoms in the area, the Israelites ask for a king. They were warned what a
king would mean to them, yet they still wanted one. Saul was anointed the first King of Israel. Saul
did well at first, but started to make mistakes for which he did not repent for; his actions and
disobedience, namely consulting a medium, lead God to choose another to be king. Saul was no longer
blessed. He slowly went mad by the taunting of an evil spirit and ultimately committed suicide.
Ecclesiastes
Ecclesiastes is a book of wisdom in the bible. The writer of Ecclesiastes, believed to be Solomon, after
living life, making mistakes, endeavors to answer the question, What is the purpose of living? The
author describes his earthly escapades with power and pleasure. He finds no satisfaction in these
things. While a young man he drank and caroused. He explored all the decadence that worldly life
offered. He found no fulfillment in any of these things or in life itself. He pursued wisdom, a never
ending quest. He came to the conclusion that the answer to living this life, lies outside our daily lives,
which he calls daily vanities of life. Through fearing God he believed we truly find meaning in this
life. He also examines human existence on a whole. Eventually Solomon surmises that in the absence
of God there is nothing true, nothing good; life has no meaning. He counsels

Taxation Without Representation
Oppressors or Bullies? Taxation Without Representation Why weren t the thirteen colonies willing to
abide by England s laws? While some people were horrified with the Stamp Act, others were
completely accepting of this new act. Janis Herbert stated in her book, The American Revolution for
Kids, that after the French and Indian War, England had many debts, which obviously needed to be
paid (3). England s Parliament decided the American colonists needed to pay their debts for them.
England went about this matter by raising taxes and requiring a stamp for fifty different documents
(Gale Encyclopedia Par. 2). Since America was not yet a country, and had no representation, they were
trapped with the laws Parliament passed. Even though England was trying to pay off their debts from
the French Indian War, they went about it the wrong way, because they expected the American
colonists to pay by increased tax dollars. This is an example of taxation without representation,
because the American colonists didn t have representatives, or the opportunity to vote. To help pay off
their debt, England scheduled the initiation of the Stamp Act, which placed a tax on fifty different
documents, on November 1, 1765 (Gale Par. 2; Brindell 13). This act was to put a tax upon every
paper commonly called a pamphlet and upon every newspaper (Copeland 193). Because the Stamp
Act was an internal tax, which meant this tax law was only enforced in America, this made the
colonists even

My Life At Dunkin Donuts
From the Ground to My Cup
I was struggling to find a research topic that affected my day to day life while also being plant related.
In the beginning, I was unclear but the answer was in my face the entire time. First, I am a college
student and far from a morning person. Second, I work at Dunkin Donuts. Lastly, I consume it 6 days
a week. Coffee plays a huge role in my life. As I approached my research, I thought I would start with
what I know: the coffee bean. Right away, I learned that coffea (scientific name) is a type of flowering
plant. It is a part of the Rubiaceae family and can be spotted by its simple, opposite leaves and
interpetiolar stipules. These plants are natives of Southern Africa and tropical Asia. What most of us
know as coffee beans are coffee seeds and it is what we use to make coffee.
Even though a coffee bean could be easily recognized, it might be more difficult to spot a coffee tree.
Coffee seeds work well when they are planted in large, shaded beds. After the seeds begin to sprout,
they are replanted in individual plots. They are usually planted in the wet season because the plant
needs the moisture. Coffee trees are covered with waxy, green leaves that produce white flowers.
Those flowers will die after a few days and small cherries will begin to grow. They will turn continue
to change colors as they grow. Depending on its variety and care, a coffee tree can produce fruit for a
long time. The tree of Coffea Arabica will grow fruits after

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