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    Marcus Schulzke Meaning

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    In the article‚ South Park and the Transformation of Meaning‚ written by Marcus Schulzke‚ Schulzke analyses “The F Word” episode of the satirical‚ and controversial show. In his analysis‚ Schulzke focuses on language‚ and the different interpretations that can be placed on the word “fag‚" emphasized throughout this episode of the show. The show focuses on a group of bikers who are desperate for attention and parade around town loudly on their Harley’s Davidson motorcycles (Schulzke‚ 2012). However

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    The New Asylum

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    Frontline episode “The New Asylums”‚ dove into the crisis mentally ill inmates face in the psychiatric ward in Ohio state prisons. The episode shows us the conditions and every day lives of mentally ill patients in Ohio state prisons‚ and explains how these inmates got to this point. It appeared that most of these prisoners should have been patients in an institute of some sort‚ out in society‚ but unfortunately due to whatever circumstances they ended up in prison. According to the episode‚ most of

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    ambiguity is in The Family of Blood‚ (Charles Palmer‚ 2007). In this episode‚ the Doctor is being chased by the Family of Blood who want his time lord lifespan‚ but he knows that if they obtain it then it will destroy them. Knowing this he turns himself human and hides his powers away to save them‚ but after seeing all the mayhem they have caused once he turns back he decides to torture them all by trapping them in time. This episode shows a sense of moral ambiguity because at first his actions towards

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    Bach Fugue

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    Analysis Johann Sebastian Bach’s Fugue 16 in G Minor is an example of a conventional fugue. What is interesting about this piece is that the body of the fugue is comprised of fragments of the subject and countersubject. The material within the episodes are a unique to this fugue. Also‚ inversions are found in key spots within the piece‚ and also create a similarity between the answer and countersubject. Within the first 3 measures‚ you find Bach brilliantly transcripts the first part of the answer

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    is a recurrent mood disorder featuring one or more episodes of mania or mixed episodes of mania and depression (Antai-Otong‚ 2008). The bipolar disorders include‚ bipolar I disorder‚ bipolar II disorder‚ cyclothymic‚ and bipolar NOS disorders. Bipolar I disorder includes one or more manic or mixed episodes‚ usually with a major depressive episode. Bipolar II disorder includes one or two major depressive episodes and at least one hypomanic episode. Cyclothymic disorder includes at least 2 years

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    which is a single-chamber St.Jude device‚ showed a total of 49 episodes of supraventricular tachycardia. These are either atrial fibrillation‚ or atrial tachycardia. 48 of 49 episodes were between 150 to 190 beats per minute‚ which is within monitor only zone of the ICD. None of these episodes lasted more then one minute. He had one episode of supraventricular tachycardia‚ which was more then 190 beats per minute. This episode was terminated by antitachycardia pacing. He was asymptomatic during

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    The patient is a 36 year old male who came to the hospital because of an episode of hematemesis. The patient stated that for the past few days he had had anorexia and epigastric pain‚ which was worse if he tried to eat. An NG tube was placed and drained a small amount of bright red blood‚ as well as some coffee-ground material. Hemoccult test showed dark‚ tarry stool and positive for occult blood. The patient is a 21 year old male who presented with a history of sudden onset of abdominal pain‚

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    Tips on Cdr Writing

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    the “Migration skills assessment” booklet on pages 29-32 for the professional engineers‚ pages 34-37 for the engineering technologist and pages 39-41 for the engineering associate. It is important to understand that Career Episodes are not just your work description. Career Episodes must include all the “units and elements” in them. What is CDR about? Competency Demonstration Report is about your own professional experience‚ your daily engineering tasks and duties‚ your responsibilities. The report

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    psychotic disorder is Spongebob. Spongebob would be considered an extravert because he is very talkative and sociable. In one specific episode Spongebob displays characteristics of Agoraphobia. Agoraphobia is a type of panic disorder in which one has a group of fears focused on public places and the inability to escape or to find help should one become confined. In this episode Spongebob becomes super afraid of leaving his house because he thinks he will get more injured than he already was. In another

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    Rick & Murty Parody

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    grandson‚ Morty Smith‚ an awkward‚ shy‚ unconfident but intelligent in his own way‚ on a series of absurd adventures through time‚ space‚ and different realities. While each and every episode isn’t necessarily connected thematically‚ there is a clear narrative running through the show that is moved forward every other episode or so. The show makes use of many tools found in the postmodern toolbox to be funny‚ or to be critical of society and certain schools of thought.

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