The solar system is believed to have majorly contributed to the formation of the Earth when a cloud of massive swirling dust and gas condensed through a supercooling. Earth has evolved over 4.5 billion years, after such occurrences of massive cooling (Hill, 2016). The solid formed is the current core and the crust, on which the natural bodies sit. After the formation of the earth, several natural phenomena have occurred leading to the development of lakes, rivers, mountains valleys, craters...
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Acid rain is defined as precipitation in any form that has acidic properties, such as nitric and sulfuric acid which is formed in the atmosphere and falls to the ground. The pH scale is used the measure acidity and alkalinity in solutions. The lower the substanceâs pH value is (less than 7), the more acidic the substance is. If the substance has a higher pH value (greater than 7) then the more alkaline it is. Normal rain has a pH...
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The Spring Festival is a well known event in the Chinese culture through which its citizens get the opportunity to learn how China as a country is viewed both locally and by other states. Traditionally meant for Han Chinese people, the Spring Festival has now been transformed into a national holiday by the government and it is now celebrated by all Chinese ethnic groups (Real 1999). The festival has ensured that Chinese traditions have been handed down from the ancient...
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âThe Tygerâ is arguably the most famous poem written by William Blake (1757-1827); itâs difficult to say which is more well-known, âThe Tygerâ or the poem commonly known as âJerusalemâ. The poemâs opening line, âTyger Tyger, burning brightâ is among the most famous opening lines in English poetry (itâs sometimes modernised as âTiger, Tiger, burning brightâ). Below is this iconic poem, followed by a brief but close analysis of the poemâs language, imagery, and meaning. âThe Tygerâ was first published...
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Judith Viorst, in her poem âA Wedding Sonnet for the Next Generation,â represents the new definition of love with the help of allusions and symbolism that she uses to redefine the old concepts of love that were represented in the past. Judith Viorst uses a variety of symbolic and allusions to show that her poem may not be a perfect work and cannot be understood as seriously as in past literary works, but when she was creating an oath to...
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The development of English sonnets is one of the most remarkable features of Elizabethan literature. The sonnet, a short lyric poem of fourteen lines, owes its origin to Italian writers, such as Petrarch and Dante. The theme of Petrarchan sonnet was usually courtly love- worshipful adoration of an idealised mistress and a sense of elevating and even spiritualising the function of love. Two practitioners of the form of sonnet, namely, William Shakespeare and Sir Philip Sidney, deviated a little from...
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A new stage in the relationship between nature and man began with the beginning of the industrial revolution. The rapidly developing scientific and technological progress, combined with the same idea of ââhuman superiority and the need to take as much as possible from nature, ultimately led to what we have now. Humanity is on the verge of an environmental disaster. But we, like all other living things on the planet, are still inseparable from the biosphere. The framework of the...
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Introduction The Indian diaspora, a multifaceted and vibrant community, has significantly contributed to the cultural landscapes of various nations across the globe. As one of the largest and most diverse diasporas, Indian immigrants face unique challenges and opportunities in their host countries. An intriguing aspect of this cultural integration is the phenomenon of integumentary anxiety, a term that encapsulates the apprehension and stress associated with adapting to new societal norms while maintaining one's cultural identity. This essay explores the intricate...
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A source of energy can be described as a system from which electricity can be extracted or generated. There are a number of sources of energy, each with its characteristic advantages and disadvantages. Among the many energy sources is power generated from turbines tuned by wind. Wind energy is classified as a renewable source of energy since it can be considered to be unlimited. This paper is an exploration of the advantages and disadvantages of wind energy. Wind power can...
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Thousands of years ago our ancestors looked up into the starts and questioned their place in the universe. A Question we are still very familiar with and tend to think about very often. Despite all these technological advancements since the start of civilization, we are still burdened by the basic existential question about the meaning of life. We, as humans, have always desired to perceive our lives to be meaningful. we believe we live more than to merely exist. Considering...
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Carbon emission is the main cause of deteriorating environmental conditions that have led to global warming. The effects of global warming are so immense that world leaders have organized global meetings to curb environmental concerns. There was the Kyoto Protocol and the recent Copenhagen World Summit that aimed at solving the climatic change challenges. These sorts of meetings are geared towards finding consensus on measures to curb environmental degradation at the global level and the eventual effects of greenhouse gases...
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Pierre Trudeau once said, âThe past is to be respected and acknowledged, but not to be worshipped. It is our future in which we will find our greatness.â As one of Canadaâs greatest politicians Pierre Elliott Trudeau was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada, serving from 1968-1979 and 1980-1984. Trudeau served through the October Crisis, the Quebec referendum, and the patriation of the constitution. In the time before he served there were many civil rights and inequality issues in this...
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Counter-urbanisation is the process by which the population of a country becomes less centralised in large urban areas and people begin to sprawl out towards urban areas (Cloke, 1985). In Britain it is often associated with the migration of the middle-class from cities towards smaller communities, either for good in the context of retirement of commuting, or taken on as a second home (Gallent, 2006). These middle-class households leave urban areas in search of an escape to the British countryside...
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What is most responsible for the death of sweatshop workers in Rana Plaza and chromium pollution in the river near to Kanpur? You will never consider the latest H&M shirt in the store is made by one oppressed worker who was stitching the shirt with their lives. And you would not think the environmental cost of that shirt as well. More importantly, you do not notice that famous brand companies are benefiting from you over again. In âThe True Cost,â...
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Global warming refers to the increase in the average temperature of the earthâs atmosphere and its oceans, a change believed to be permanent. (livescience.com ). The National Geographic website explains that global warming is the result of high levels of greenhouse gases(carbon dioxide, water vapor, methane and ozone) in the earthâs atmosphere. Wikipedia asserts that global warming is the increase in the average temperature of the earthâs near-surface air and oceans (Wikipedia.com, 2008). According to National Geographicâs official website, global...
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Computers are normally utilized in numerous zones. It is a significant utility for individuals, particularly the individuals who run associations, industry, and so on. In this day and age nearly all that you know runs or made by computers. Vehicles and planes were designed on computers, traffic signals are controlled by computers, most restorative gear use computers and space investigation was begun with computers. The vast majority of the occupations today require the utilization of computers. These mechanical minds had...
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Tolstoy is not fully associated with existentialism, although in his work many existential themes are expressed. Tolstoyâs (1993) âHow much land does a man need?â looks into the existential idea of authenticity in relation to land ownership. Sartre is a major part of the existential discipline, with two important works which are âExistentialism and Humanismâ (2007) and âBeing and Nothingnessâ (1969). Sartre (1969) suggests the idea of bad faith, which is where an individual denies their freedom and acts in...
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The term âbig dataâ is often used without knowing its true meaning. We hear more and more often about big data, but even more often we realize that those who use this expression do not really know its meaning very well. For this reason, it is legitimate to ask ourselves what big data is, why they are so recurrent in online and offline printing, especially those of a marketing and IT nature, and what it means that big data represents...
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I have been playing soccer since I was at the age of six. Over the time, I learned so many skillful attributes that are not only helpful for the team but also have been useful in my life. The soccer community enabled me to practice great work ethic, a closer bond between my teammates, and valuable life skills. I can bring these attributes to strengthen the Deerfield community. Playing soccer developed various attributes such as concentration, focus, dealing with failures...
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Tang Empress Zetian was born in 625AD in Châangan China. She was born to a wealthy family, educated and taught to read. She passed away on December 16,0705AD. She effectively ruled China from 690AD-705AD. Pharaoh Hatshepsut was born 1525 BCE near Thebes, Egypt. She was born to Egyptian royalty and was born during a time where women were becoming more active in political affairs. She was educated in a multitude of areas and was taught to read and write at...
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Jeffrey P. Bezos is the president, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chairman of Amazon.com Inc. Before Bezos became the founder of Amazon, he had a job from Intel, Bell Labs and Anderson Consulting. However, Bezos refused to invest those business for starting at fintech telecommunication which is Fitel. From 1998 until 1993, he transitioned to become a product manager at Bankers Trust and he quitted the job of Bankers Trust to become next hedge fundâs fourth senior vice-president, D. E....
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In this experiment, our aim is to determine the unknown tension by using the components of the force vectors in equilibrium. Method First, we place a ring with three strings over the center (reference point), and set up the three pulleys. We will have two known masses which are 50 g each hanged from two strings which can be changed by applying different masses, and moving the direction of the force. In addition, the third pulley will help the system...
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Introduction Ned Kelly, a figure of Australian folklore, remains a subject of intense debate regarding his impact on society. Celebrated by some as a defiant symbol of resistance against colonial oppression, Kelly is also condemned as a violent criminal. This dichotomy raises the pertinent question: did Ned Kelly make the world a better place? To address this, one must dissect the multifaceted dimensions of his actions and their repercussions. This essay aims to explore Kelly's legacy through the lens of...
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During the years between 27BCE from when Augustus Caesar proclaimed himself the first emperor in Rome to 476BCE with the fall of Constantinople, the Roman Empire was inundated with Greek-inspired statues. The art emerged from the Classical Period of Ancient Hellas was a powerful medium of expression, so influential the artists from the Roman Empire consequently developed their techniques, detailing and form. The reason for bringing these works to Rome in the first place was, as Plutarch says, to make...
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When beset with grief during times of great crisis, a leader must adopt change or risk becoming powerless to the changing world. In the novel âRansomâ, David Malouf expresses the many facets of leaders who are faced with tragic loss, demonstrating how grief may overcome them, and ultimately disempower them. Similarly, Stephen Frears likewise presents leaders faced with crisis in his movie âThe Queenâ, who consequently become helpless when they are incapable of adopting the change in the society they...
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Introduction The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution represents a fundamental pillar in the safeguarding of individual liberties and privacy. Ratified in 1791, it establishes the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures. This amendment has been a cornerstone in maintaining a balance between the state's authority and individual freedoms, thus ensuring that the power of the government is not exercised arbitrarily. As society evolves and technological...
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Nowadays, when you are thinking about the relationship between these two words, the first sense that flash in your head is probably President Trump and Twitter. The man who posts all the thoughts and decisions on twitter, even faster than âFake News Companyâ CNN reporters. Lots of people nowadays are saying that the media and the news company are the fourth power of the politicians, in my opinion, it is partly true. The TV show presented by Netflix, also shows...
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âThe Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacksâ, by Rebecca Skloot (2010) tells a story of a poor African American woman whose cancer cells were extracted without her awareness or consent and used for medical research at a lab of the Johns Hopkins University hospital. These cancer cells, later known as HeLa cells would become a major breakthrough in the field of medical research. The story is told from the viewpoint of a reporter who was diligent and thorough in collecting large...
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The firm I have chosen is Nike so I decided to examine some key details in determining the market demand for my company. Some of the factors I will be using to show how Nike's popularity affects their demand are populations and demographics, price of related goods, and taste. Nike's mission is 'to bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world. If you have a body, you are an athlete' (Nike.com). When looking at Nikeâs target audience as...
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Alienation is the state or experience of being isolated from a group or an activity to which one should belong or in which one should be involved. Alienation is a central theme that Franz Kafka discusses in his story âMetamorphosisâ from the beginning all the way to the end when the main character, Gregor, dies alone in his room. Gregorâs guilt, being a work alcoholic, and the rejection from his family feed off the central core of alienation. There seems...
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