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    UNSOLVED MYSTERIES Unsolved Mysteries - Beyond the standard model The Standard Model is nowhere near perfect. It may explain the six quarks‚ leptons‚ and four forces‚ but it is not complete. There are still questions about antimatter‚ dark matter‚ and the inability for the Standard Model to predict particle mass. There is no guarantee that quarks and leptons are actually fundamental. Lastly‚ scientists still don’t understand gravity’s role. Unsolved Mysteries - The standard model as a theory

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    5 of the biggest unsolved mysteries in physics The mysteries of the universe are as vast and wide as existence itself. Throughout history‚ mankind has searched and struggled to find the answers tucked away inside the universe and everything we see around us. As Deep Thought said in the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy‚ "I think the problem‚ to be quite honest with you‚ is that you’ve never actually known what the question is." True‚ we have yet to come up with the answers to life‚ the universe

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    The Yellow Wallpaper

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    freedom and independence women have in today’s society did not come casually. It is the result of many feminist intellectuals that advocated reforms in the definition of women’s role in the deformed social structure of nineteenth century America. “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman presents to readers the domesticated female oppression in the late nineteenth century that haunted many women. Written in 1892‚ a cultural context where society dictates that women listen to their husband‚ Gilman

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    Unit 7 Topic 2 – Reading 7 Mystery of the Stolen Artifacts Federal and state laws protect archaeological remains on public lands. These laws are important for preserving our national and state heritage. Unfortunately‚ there are people who discover these sites‚ excavate the artifacts‚ and sell them for personal gain. These people are called “pot hunters”. This script is a fictional trial of a Mr. Pete Anderson who was accused of illegally taking archeological artifacts from public land. During a

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    Murder Mystery In Macbeth

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    You think that Investigation Discovery has it all with murder mystery shows. Well you haven’t heard of a good twist yet. In the Tragedy of Macbeth by Shakespeare a series of murders take place. Macbeth goes on a murderous rampage were everyone is the way even the people close to him. So how did this journey come to be? Many people view The Weird Sisters as evil but they may be the main reason for this murderous journey. In the very beginning Macbeth meets the Weird Sisters. The witches taunt Macbeth

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    In 1974‚ due to a series of bad loans‚ charges of criminal embezzlement‚ and other unfortunate circumstances‚ the Union Planters Bank foreclosed on the Stax Record Company and all its property. Included in this seizure was the building where Stax founders‚ Jim Stewart and Estelle Axton‚ set up shop an African American neighborhood at the former Capitol Theater in 1960. By 1980‚ the neighborhood became one of the poorest and most crime-ridden zip codes in the United States and the property held

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    itself – one who brings out one of the novel ’s main themes. Kurtz is one such example in Joseph Conrad ’s Heart of Darkness. The mystery in this novel is mainly about a character named Kurtz whom Marlow desires to meet and speak with. Kurtz‚ like many others‚ changes due to overexposure in the African jungle. But even after Marlow meets with Kurtz‚ Kurtz is still a mystery to Marlow and to Conrad ’s readers. To Marlow‚ Kurtz became widely known as the man with many faces –like adding an entire new

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    KV RAMA RAO The Yellow Wallpaper- A Dynamic Symbol: A Study of Charlotte Perkins Oilman ’s Story [ ’The Yellow Wallpaper ’ was originally published in the January 1892 issue of Afew England Magazine. In 1973 the Feminist Press issued a reprint of the 1899 version. Both versions have become popular. The present study is based on the original text‚ contained in the Gilman MSS ’]. As a short story ’The Yellow Wallpaper ’ is multidimensional. A sensitive woman ’s struggle for liberty and

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    as the Our Father---were substituted for the psalms‚ the repetition of the words intended to produce a quietude of mind that permitted the faithful to meditate upon the mysteries of the Gospel‚ focusing on the events of Christ’s life alongside the one who knew Him best: His mother‚ the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Luminous Mysteries were introduced to the rosary by St. John Paul the Great. These incidents in the life of Jesus bear enormous significance in that they were each enacted for our salvation

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    The Yellow Wallpaper In Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s‚ "The Yellow Wallpaper‚" the main character‚ Jane encounters a mental illness that would take control of her entire life. The progression of Jane’s mental illness is demonstrated through the environment and how her surroundings depict her mental state. The house Jane lives in is a physical representation of her mental state. As the story progresses Jane has completely become isolated from her family and the rest of society. Jane is a prisoner in

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