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    Sherlock Holmes Sherlock holmes modern day hero or just another frantic vigilante running amok? Does sherlock holmes fit the modern day definition of a hero? What is the true definition of a hero where did the word originate? How does Sherlock behave what are some of his key characteristics? Do the actions and thoughts of Sherlock fulfil the definition of a modern day hero? Although it may seem like an easy answer there is a much deeper side to the man known as sherlock. Some of his actions may

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    Compare and Contrast There are many comparisons between the "Murders in the Rue Morgue" and "The Purloined Letter." The stories are similar in the fact that they are both investigative stories. Also the stories both include an unnamed narrator‚ along with the investigative mind of C. Auguste Dupin. The similarities between the two stories are abundant. One of the comparisons between "Murders in the Rue Morgue" and the "Purloined Letter" is the use of an unnamed narrator. In both stories

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    Andrew Lane‚ is a teenage boy named Sherlock Holmes. This character tries to solve a big mystery to save his small town called Farnham. He feels that he needs to solve the mystery before someone else dies. He is determined to figure out the killer. Sherlock saves many lives with traits such as being brave‚ attentive‚ and unhappy. Sherlock is very brave because him and his best friend went on an expediton all by themselves and almost died. I think Sherlock is really brave because he works well

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    The stories written by Sherlock Holmes are all easily connected to many of the things in life today. There are three main subjects of learning and knowledge that they can be connected to. These include science‚ math and social elements. The protagonist‚ Holmes‚ is a very logical man‚ and can think things out in more detail and in depth. Few people can solve things in the way which he does. I In all of the Holmes stories I have read‚ I find‚ have met at least three of the five elements of a mystery

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    Cocaine Cocaine is a powerfully addictive drug of abuse. Individuals who have tried cocaine have described the experience as a powerful high that gave them a feeling of supremacy. However‚ once someone starts taking cocaine‚ one cannot predict or control the extent to which he or she will continue to use the drug. The major ways of taking cocaine are sniffing or snorting‚ injecting‚ and smoking (including free-base and crack cocaine). Health risks exist regardless of whether cocaine is inhaled

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    Due to the fact that true crime involves real people who have suffered horrible tragedies‚ writing about it is a delicate undertaking--even more so when the crime is unsolved; a situation which prevents the victims or their families from obtaining closure and propagates fear throughout the local community. At the same time‚ however; the very mystery which causes so much harm to those close to the tragedy in question‚ is what draws outsiders to it. People immerse themselves in the puzzle of it all

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    examine the effect of cocaine use by pregnant mothers to the development of the fetus. The study involved an interview with a nurse since nurses are responsible for providing health care to pregnant women and even after the birth of the child. The effect of cocaine on children exposed to cocaine during their fetus development occurs even long after their birth. This study provides vital information that can be used to educate pregnant mothers on the effect of drugs like cocaine to their health and

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    do for forensic science? 5) What is forensic entomology? Read: Completed Write: 1) Many people believe that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was the first person to understand and apply science for solving crimes. He used his fictional character Sherlock Holmes to test out his ideas. 2) An expert witness is someone that the court has determined to have the knowledge that is need for trial. Not anyone off the street could be an expert witness. You need to have a skill or a lot of background knowledge

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    novels of Arthur Conan Doyle in your leisurely time to known more about it. They are available on the net as e-books for free‚ and in printed form as well.   SHERLOCK HOLMES’ SCIENCE OF DEDUCTION AND ANALYSIS Note: Nos. 1-60 are from the Doyle complete canon; 61-94 are from the Basil Rathbone movies‚ and 95-97 are from the Young Sherlock Holmes movie.   1. Like all other arts‚ the Science of Deduction and Analysis is one which can only be acquired by long and patient study‚ nor is life long

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    Alcohol versus cocaine‚ these are two different substances by the physical appearance. Alcohol is normally only ingested the one way‚ where as cocaine can be taken by ingestion‚ inhalation‚ intranasal and intravenously. The effects however are quite similar. The effects of alcohol are many‚ and each is very likely to take place. Alcohol effects judgment‚ motor coordination‚ reflexes‚ sensation‚ breathing and the way the heart functions. When a person is using alcohol they may experience a feeling

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