Purpose: The purpose of this lab is to observe the reaction between sodium hydroxide and crystal violet so that the order of the reaction could be determined along with the rate constant‚ k‚ and the half-life for this reaction. Hypothesis: If the reaction between crystal violet and sodium hydroxide reacts appropriately‚ then the order will be first order. Procedure: Mix 10 mL of sodium hydroxide and crystal violet solution together. After calibrating the colorimeter‚ insert the mixture. Absorbance data
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Violet Skies All I could feel was the most intense pressure I have ever felt. Nothing was helping it go away. There was about ten people surrounding me‚ most were family and friends. All the others were nurses and doctors trying to tell me what to do to help this intense pressure go away. Big lights were pointed on me‚ and all I could hear was‚ "Push!" Not matter how hard I pushed‚ I felt like I was getting nowhere. I was stuck in this never ending moment‚ but still I kept pushing. I could see the
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Notes Personally responding to the poetry of Gwen Harwood Overview For some time‚ there has been debate over what is the ‘true spirit’ of this module‚ with particular emphasis on how a student should ultimately respond – personally or through ‘readings’. This study guide will dispel your uncertainty and support your classroom studies by guiding you towards a personal response which should be at the heart of anything you compose. We will explore Gwen Harwood’s poetry through the syllabus rubric
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When Violet Mullen was younger‚ she used to watch a black and white show with her dads called the ‘Twilight Zone’. The show revolved itself with an alternate universe: it’s like your own snow globe world tilted upside down while the fallen snow represented heavy spontaneity for your ordinary life. Violet gaped through her bus window‚ she hesitantly settled her hand on the glass‚ almost afraid the window held vigorous static like a television. The cool glass confirmed Violet that she wasn’t watching
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Gwen Araujo and Brandon Teena Gwen Araujo Gwen Araujo (Edward Araujo Jr.) was born February 24‚ 1985. She was an American teenage pre-operative transgender woman. She was born in Newark‚ California. Gwen Araujo was murdered by four men: Jose Merel‚ Jason Cazares‚ Michael Magidson‚ and Jaron Nabors because the men did not like that she was born a man. Two of the four men had a romantic relationship with Araujo (Jose Merel and Michael Magidson). The murder happened October 3‚ 2002. On October
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a central characters experience articulates social and cultural traditions‚ allowing the poet to endorse or critique the naturalized values of his or her culture. In her two sonnets‚ In the Park‚ and Suburban Sonnet: Boxing Day‚ the Australian poet Gwen Harwood uses the generic conventions of poetry to construct a central persona who‚ through their voice‚ conveys the social expectations of women in 1950s suburban Australia. Both sonnets centre on a mother dealing with the everyday challenges of motherhood
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death‚ which was violet light. There wasn’t anybody else there‚ or [sic]any thing. There was just violet light- and a hum.” (Vonnegut 43) In this scene‚ he continues to “swing” through stages‚ back into life‚ until “he was in pre-birth‚ which was red light” (43). These two colors are a split complementary duo on the color wheel; they share a common hue‚ yet look quite different and carry distinct meanings. This speaks to the duality of birth and death. Vonnegut possibly chose violet light for death
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MODULE B: GWEN HARWOOD Opportunities for an individual to develop understanding of themselves stem from the experiences attained on their journey through life. The elements which contribute to life are explored throughout Gwen Harwood’s poems‚ At Mornington and Mother Who Gave Me Life‚ where the recollection of various events are presented as influences on the individual’s perception of the continuity of life. Both poems examine the connections between people and death in relation to personal connections
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In Gwen Harwood ’s poetry‚ the changes in an individual ’s perspective and attitudes towards situations‚ surroundings and‚ therefore transformations in themselves‚ are brought on by external influences‚ usually in the form of a person or an event. These changes are either results of a dramatic realisation‚ as seen with shattering of a child ’s hopes in The Glass Jar‚ or a melancholy and gradual process‚ where a series of not so obvious discoveries produces similar reformation. An example of the later
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Gwen Harwood (maiden name Gwen Foster) * 1920 – 1995 * Australian Poet * Mother of author John Harwood * 420 works * 386 Poems * 13 Librettos EARLY LIFE Born in Tarringa‚ Queensland. Brought up in Brisbane. She attended Brisbane Girls Grammar School and was an organist at All Saints Church when she was young. She completed a music teacher’s diploma‚ and also worked as a typist at the War Damage Commission from 1942. PERSONAL LIFE Gwen moved to Tasmania after her marriage
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