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    For centuries‚ people have been arranging a funeral in one of two ways: burial or cremation. While this has been the normal practice‚ it is far from Earth-friendly. The last few generations have been committed to protecting natural resources more than ever. As these eco-friendly people begin to pass away‚ they look for a more natural way of dealing with their remains to limit the carbon footprint they leave behind. Vitt‚ Stermer & Anderson Funeral Home will always go the extra mile to meet the final

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    was the way they conducted a ceremony for a loved one who has passed. This tradition is the main conflict in this story. Between Leon and Father Paul‚ the conflict revolved around the burial of Teofilo‚ Leon’s grandfather. Father Paul was mad at Leon for not informing him of his grandfather’s death. In a Christian burial‚ the priest is to perform Last Rites and a funeral

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    How much does the average funeral cost? Funeral costs can be just as individual as the person they are held to celebrate. That being said‚ where does the average price for a funeral fall? A basic funeral that consists of embalming‚ viewing‚ hearse‚ burial‚ service fee‚ transfer of remains and more - costs on average about $7‚181. Funerals are a major expense. Know what to expect. Death is never convenient. You are never ready to lose a loved one. It’s one of those difficult things in life you simply

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    bacterial decay rate is reduced because of the available oxygen in organic-rich water is completely used up by the decaying process. For peat to become coal‚ it must be buried by sediment. Burial compacts the peat and‚ consequently‚ much water is squeezed out during the first stages of burial. Continued burial and the addition of heat and time cause the complex hydrocarbon compounds in the peat to break down and alter in a variety of ways. The gaseous alteration products are typically expelled from

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    utensils. While the Ifugao are known for wood-carving‚ other pre-Hispanic Philippine tribes carved in limestone to create burial jars‚ their lids often topped by reproductions of human heads (Mindanao); some carved spoons from the chambered Nautilus shell (Palawan); others embossed gold burial face masks of separate nose Ceramics Jars found in burials from the 2nd millennium bc are the earliest-known pottery in the Philippines. A stem dish with a geometric design pierced through

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    In Plato’s Symposium‚ he tells a story of a dinner party that unfolded in Athens‚ at Agathon’s (The Poet) house‚ with guest such as (Socrates‚ Phaedrus‚ Aristophanes‚ etc) who was later ask to give a speech about what they thought Love is. After‚ everyone has spoken and at this point a little drunk‚ Socrates expresses‚ how most of us start to learn about love in a very immediate and physical way‚ by being powerfully attracted to a person’s face‚ and body‚ this would be called romantic/sexual love

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    FUNCTIONS AND DYSFUNTIONS OF RELIGION 2 “A religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things‚ that is to say‚ things set apart and forbidden—beliefs and practices which unite into one single moral community called a Church‚ all those who adhere to them” –Durkheim (Henslin‚ 2009‚ p. 374). When sociologists do research on religion they’re goal is not to prove that one religion is better than another nor is it their goal to prove or disprove anyone’s faith

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    and people believing in religion tend to believe whatever the rules that religion lay down. For instance‚ sky burial‚ which is take place in Tibetan Buddhism‚ is the most gross burial way if we think from our common sense of morality. Human corpses are placed on a mountaintop as a prey for birds such as vultures‚ eagles and other scavengers. Buddhist monks are subjected to the sky burial funerary. They go to the mountaintop by themselves to conduct the funeral ceremony. However‚ that is normal for

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    Igbo African ethnic group African American Culture: Historical and Aesthetic Roots (AFS 2010 sec.04) Destiney D. Mohammed Instructor: Dr. Kefentse Chike January 25‚ 2013 Destiney D. Mohammed Professor Dr. Kefentse Chike AFS 2010 25 January 2013 Igbo African ethnic group "Among the Igbo the art of conversation is regarded very highly‚ and proverbs are the palm-oil with which words are eaten" Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. A brief interpretation of the quote is saying‚ the community

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    it means breaking the law and going against her uncle Creon. If it means risking her life to give her brother Polynices a proper burial she is willing to do it. Using the psychological approach I thought about what would influence Antigone to be so brave and risk her life. She knew the orders Creon gave was against the orders of the Gods‚ and her brother deserved a burial. Antigone doesn’t feel that it is right for one brother (Eteocles) to be honored‚ though they were both killed under the same circumstances

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