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    Usually what people don’t know about‚ they consider strange or awkward and this is the case with the hardships of the mentally challenged. Prejudice‚ maltreatment and ignorance towards the mentally challenged are illustrated by the novel‚ Flowers for Algernon. In Flowers for Algernon‚ Charlie Gordon‚ being mentally challenged‚ goes through many experiences when he is pre judged by many people‚ especially those who claim to be his friends. These ’friends’ of his have the wrong ideas and wrong views when

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    all finance and investment professionals. Content of the Book The book is separated into 13 Chapters. Chapter 1 gave a summary of the whole book and mentioned the cases of the financial crisis happened in the history. (a) The Dutch Tulip Bulb Bubble 1636‚ (b) The South Sea Bubble 1720‚ (c) The Mississippi Bubble 1720‚ (d) The late 1920s stock price bubble 1927-29‚ (e) The surge in bank loans to Mexico and other developing countries in 1970s‚ (f) The bubble in real

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    PRODUCT AND SERVICES:

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    that is clay flower art. Clay Flower art are handmade with air-dried clay. They are long-lasting‚ flexible and crack resistant. These clay flowers are incredible artificial flowers and with a unique elegance that others cannot achieve. Clay Flower Art is suit for a special occasion or event‚ as part of a collection at home‚ or as a special gift. The product is made from durable material that is easily looking in everywhere; so it has the lower price than other flower kinds. We believed

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    dude

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    Angel Clifford Clifford 1 Ms. MacArthur English 2­­­­ 3 March 2013 E.E Cummings Edward Estlin Cummings‚ more commonly known as E.E Cummings‚ was born on October 14‚ 1894. He was well known for his poetry. “Little Tree”‚ “Selected Poems”‚ and “Eimi“ are just some of his books of poetry‚ but does this make him securely canonized as major or minor? Richard S. Kennedy explains his point of view. He says Cummings would be a major minor poet. Someone who is considered minor

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    Anthophyta II. The Flower a. The flower is a determinate shoot – that is‚ a shoot with the growth of a limited ruation‚ that bears sporophylls‚ which are sporangium-bearing leaves b. Carpel * Contains the ovules‚ which develop into seeds after fertilization * The Vessel c. Inflorescense * Flowers that may be clustered in various ways into aggregations d. Pedicel * The stalk of an individual flower in an inflorescense 1. The Flower Consists of Sterile and

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    Tulips by Sylvia Plath Tulips‚ by Sylvia Plath seems to be a poetic expression of depression. The speaker who I assume is Plath is describing the psychological effects after a surgical procedure‚which I feel is the time when sadly Plath miscarried her baby. The poem was written through her own view in a hospital room‚ where the reader is given an insight to the inner thoughts of a woman who has gone through a terrible ordeal‚ and the objects around her which influence her mentality. The poem follows

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    Notes on the Plant Kingdom

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    non-motile and need wind for transport * Vascular * Cycad‚ ginkgo‚ pine * Angiospermophyta * Most successful plants today * Vascular * Seeds coated w/ ovary wall surrounding ovule * Sexual reproduction via flower formation‚ then seeds within fruit * Includes woody and herbaceous plants * Sunflowers‚ roses‚ cherry trees * Dicotyledons * Two cotyledons * Multiples of four or five floral parts * Netlike

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    Hand Pollination

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    cotton swab from male to female flowers. Sometimes the corolla is removed from male flowers and the flower itself is brushed against the stigmas of female flowers. The principal reasons for hand pollination include a paucity of natural pollinators‚ avoiding cross-pollination between varieties grown together or‚[1] conversely‚ in the controlled production of hybrids.[2] Hand-pollination can be the simple act of shaking‚ with tomatoes and other self-fertile flowers. In general‚ tomatoes grown in greenhouses

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    Assignment 1: “The roles of phytochromes and cryptochromes in flowering.” Introduction: Light is vital for photosynthesis. It is necessary to direct plant growth and development.  Light acts as a signal to initiate and regulate photoperiodism and photomorphogenesis.  There are two light-sensing systems involved in these responses: a) the red light sensitive system (Phytochrome system) * Phytochrome is a plant photoreceptor. It is found in the leaves of most plants (including all

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    Monocots & Dicots

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    including a number of species important to humans as food plants or ornamentals Distinct Flowers Monocots have distinctive morphological features that set them apart from the dicots. The flowers of monocot plants typically have petals‚ stamens and other floral parts in threes or multiples of three such as six or nine. Dicots have flower parts in multiples of four or five. The pollen grains from monocot flowers have a single furrow through the outer layers‚ while dicot pollen grains have three furrows

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