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    Pentheus for not honoring Dionysus. Pentheus has been arguing that all the new god’s rituals are crazy‚ and he does not want them allowed in his city‚ to which Tiresias responds; "There is no cure for madness when the cure itself is mad." (22). Tiresias is trying to tell Pentheus that him that denying the madness that Dionysus brings is itself a crazy idea. Pentheus represents sanity and order‚ and he is trying to keep his city from falling into the hands of the maddness that follows Dionysus. But no matter

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    informational non-fiction book with persuasive motives. As a direct stab into the heart of the fast food industry‚ Chew on This dives deep into the business strategy and food quality of many restaurants Americans know and love. The story began with Schlosser and Wilson describing probably one of the most innocent times fast food has had: the story of the first hamburger. Seemingly innocent‚ this food choice spurred generations of obesity and poor health over all. The piece then continued to give a

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    1. How has Altera modified its strategy? Why? Altera learned a hard lesson in inventory management after losing $115 million worth of inventory in the 2000-2001 timeframe. Altera produced its programmable logic devices and stocked them in warehouses waiting for customer demands. Their thought was to provide a cost advantage to their customers by having readily available stocks. Altera also leaned forward to help customers by building new products from specs. This push strategy backfired‚

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    In her memoir‚ “Madness“‚ Marya Hornbacher  takes  the reader on  a journey  of her life with  Type I rapid cycle bipolar disorder. She explains the disorder as “when you are mad‚ mad like this‚ you don’t know it. Reality is what you see. When what you see shifts‚ departing from anyone else’s reality‚ it’s still reality to you” (Hornbacher‚ page 118).          Marya Hornbacher has experienced  almost every possible disorder.  By the time she reached her teenage years ‚ she had  already  battled

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    “Army of the Dead?” Dead soldiers as living soldiers? Are they dead soldiers coming back to life? This story is an american folk tale written by S. E Schlosser. This story takes place at after the ending of the civil war in Charleston‚ 1865. The main character the laundress who lives in a dead end street with her husband. Day after day washing clothes. Coming home fatigue and tired. Every night the clock struck twelve midnight she had woke up. The loud sounds of heavy wheels moving through the street

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    LOCATING THE OUTSIDE SOURCES: Prepping for the Schlosser Related Research Essay Your FINAL RESEARCH ESSAY will involve working with at least 4 sources‚ in addition to Schlosser’s “Global Realization.” You are required to work with the three resources noted below. In addition to these three texts‚ you are also required to locate one other text on your own. This assignment has been devised in this fashion (i.e.‚ I have provided some of the sources and asked you to locate two others)

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    Eric birling

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    Priestley created Eric to show how people should learn to recognize their mistakes. I have a quote here to show that but I need help analysing it. I can’t really get much out of it. If we look at Eric as a character‚ we should be able to associate him with a certain conscience‚ which‚ when you think about it‚ is what the Inspector tried to do; get the characters to appeal to their conscience. Now Eric‚ along with Sheila‚ both give real‚ emotional responses to the death of Eva/Daisy‚ whereas Gerald

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    Eric Holder

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    Eric Holder: Research Paper In the field of criminal justice‚ there have been many contributions from leaders throughout the peak of history. Various forms of influential people have graced America in determination of creating a fairer nation. All through his career Eric H. Holder Jr. has worked‚ and still is working‚ diligently to improve the criminal justice system‚ especially the equality of African- Americans. Born on January 21‚ 1951‚ in The Bronx Borough of New York City‚ Holder

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    Hamlet's Madness

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    Hamlet’s madness is one of many disguises used to gain power over others. Because the line between madness and sanity is subject to change (depending on the context of ones actions)‚ Hamlet’s choice of disguise is both the most effective and the most volatile form of power in Shakespeare’s play. There are considerable distinctions between the actions of Hamlet in his "mad" state of mind and the few other characters that undoubtedly lost sanity. Hamlet is a smart‚ scholarly man‚ and faking a mental

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    Eric Foner

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    view on the subject of the Reconstruction. The postwar Reconstruction period has been viewed in many different lights throughout history but one fact remains true‚ that it was one of the most violent‚ dramatic and controversial times in US’s history. Eric Foner talks about the way the Reconstruction was a period of intense‚ corruption and

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