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    causes various symptoms such as high fevers‚ headaches‚ weakness‚ vomiting‚ muscle pain‚ rashes‚ and redness in the eyes. While reading “Something in the Forest‚” I found a couple of sections to be mysterious but that contained clues on to how Charles Monet may have obtained his deadly disease on his trip to Kitum Cave. “Did he run his hands over the stone trees and prick his finger on a crystal?” (Preston‚ Pg. 35) The moment I read this I became filled with curiosity‚ did this wound actually occur? If

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    before contact. sputum- throw-up‚ vomit‚ oral discharge adrenaline- A hormone secreted by the medulla of the adrenal gland‚ especially in times of stress or injury. Chapter 1: Something In The Forest 1. Who is Charles Monet? 2. What happens to Monet? 3. (pages 4-6) The author uses a sensory image of hot and cold in describing the case. Why? 4. The author makes a distinction between lethal and nonlethal contagion. What is the difference

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    Africa to describe clearly the potential damage such an outbreak could cause. The first appearance of an Ebola-like virus takes place in Kenya and costs the life of a French emigrant named Charles Monet. His bloody‚ painful death is re-told in graphic and terrifying terms. Hospital personnel treating Monet become ill as well‚ demonstrating the extreme danger of exposure to this disease. Through this thriller story‚ many interesting details take place and the reader might not realize the parts of biology

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    important art movements in the nineteenth century and had great influences on Modern Art development. The first Impressionist exhibitions were held in 1874‚ but at the time‚ it still was not recognized as a real art. Impressionist artists‚ including Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir‚ ignored details‚ revealed their brushstrokes‚ and placed unblended colors next to each other throughout their artwork. They were artists who were dissatisfied with Academic Art and opposed the Romantics idea that the

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    New Movements in the Visual Arts Something of the feverish activity in the visual arts during this period can be gauged by the sheer number of movements and styles that followed one another in rapid succession: Impressionism‚ post-Impressionism‚ Fauvism‚ and Expressionism‚ culminating in the birth of Cubism around the time of World War I. all of the movements form important stages in the transition from traditional artistic styles to present-day art‚ much of which rejects any attempt at Realism

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    Impressionism begins (c.1874) 2. Post-impressionism emerges (c.1880) 3. German Expressionism (c.1903-1913) 4. Fauvism begins (c.1905) 5. Beginning of World War I (1914) Names to Know: 1. Cassatt 2. Cezanne 3. Degas 4. Gauguin 5. Manet 6. Monet 7. Morisot 8. Renoir 9. Rodin 10. van Gogh 11. Seurat 12. Picasso 13. Braque 14.

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    Mr. Lederer and Mr. Burdick wrote the Ugly American many decades ago and it is a story that holds many truths of how we act and operate in today’s society. This fictional work displayed characters that truly understood many of the Special Operation Forces (SOF) imperatives. Louis Krupitzyn‚ John Colvin and Major Wolchek represented the SOF imperatives of understanding the operational environment‚ anticipating and controlling psychological effects‚ operating with and through others‚ considering the

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    Fashion constantly changes‚ its always altered one way or another. Clothing always has a reason to change‚ particularly‚ attire from a different time era. Either to reveal character and personal tastes‚ to show status or the time period when they were born. A prime example of such fashion being the Victorian Era of clothing. Garments in this time period ranged in many styles as the years pass‚ all of which unique in its own way. Men‚ women‚ and children specifically. To begin with‚ women’s appearance

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    located in Mount Elgon‚ Kenya. During this trip‚ Monet is exposed to Marburg (MARV)‚ a form of filovirus. Seven days after this exposure‚ Monet starts to suffer various symptoms of MARV such as headache and backache. He is rushed to Nairobi hospitals‚ where his internal organs fail while he is in the waiting room. He ends up bleeding and later in a coma. Preston further describes the spread of MARV from Monet to Dr. Masoke. This happens when Monet vomits on Dr. Masoke‚ while Dr. Masoke is treating

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    [pic] “The Storming of the Bastille”‚ Claude Monet (1789) This painting represents the chaos and violence that was characteristic of the French Revolution Nate Yurow The Debate Between Romanticism and Enlightenment The poem France: An Ode‚ written by Samuel Coleridge and Robespierre’s Republic of Virtue agree on the values that the French Revolution fights for but have contrasting views on the methods used to achieve those goals. The French Revolution fought to break down the monarchial

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