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    Edna St. Vincent Millay uses symbolism to convey the theme of Carpe Diem or “seize the day” by living differently to stand out from the crowd or what’s considered normal to make an impact on those around you. For instance‚ in the poem First Fig‚ the first stanza “my candle burns at both ends” symbolizes how Edna lived differently in her life. For instance‚ is her sexuality toward men and women‚ which was not considered normal in her time‚ just like how a candle burning at two ends is different from

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    Cleft Lip/Palate 1. The CDC defines these as birth defects that occur when a baby’s lip and/or mouth do not form properly during pregnancy. 2. Causes listed by Medline include genes from either parent‚ drugs‚ viruses‚ and other toxins. Risk factors from the CDC include smoking‚ diabetes‚ and use of certain epilepsy medications like topiramate and valproic acid. 3. Usually‚ Mayo Clinic says‚ a cleft is immediately identified at birth through physical assessment‚ though occasionally submucous cleft

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    The theme in my drawing entitles A Moment on the Lips. A Lifetime of Judgement (figure1) is the unfortunate reality of prejudice on race in our Post-Apartheid country portraying the way in which I believe the contrast of colour in our country is beautiful and trying to convince the viewer on my views as well. The artist who inspired me was Tracey Rose in her artwork The Kiss (figure 9) through subject matter‚ approach‚ imagery and the development of my concept. In my Final artwork; Stuffed in a Potato

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    {text:bookmark-start} {text:bookmark-end} Expository Essay-Cleft Palate/Lip {text:bookmark-start} {text:bookmark-end} Melissa Sheeley {text:bookmark-start} {text:bookmark-end} Abstract {text:bookmark-start} {text:bookmark-end} Even though environmental or genetic issues are not always what causes cleft‚ it is a very common birth defect that can happen to any race or sex. Cleft Palate or Cleft Lip Cleft palate or cleft lip is a very common form of birth defect not usually talked about until it

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    probably thinking "What!? After all that folding you want me to unfold it again?". Yes‚ but don’t worry‚ you’re over half-way now‚ and all those creases you made are about to come in very handy :-) Fold up the tip of the bottom corner of the square. You’ll find that there’s already a crease there for you to fold along. Step 8 Fold along the creases near the tip. As you make the folds‚ a little sticking up protrusion will form. It looks funny‚ but it’s actually one of the lips. It will look

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    What is a Cleft Lip and Palate? A cleft lip is a split in the upper lip whereas a cleft palate is a split in the roof of the mouth. This leaves a hole between the nose and mouth. Cleft lip and palate are not contagious‚ it is usually a genetic malformation. Cleft lip and/or palate affects 1 in 700 babies and requires surgical intervention for repair as well as lifestyle modifications and psychosocial adaptations. Cleft lip and palate represent a failure of normal fusion of the embryonic processes

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    Love Through the Ages "It is better to have loved and lost then to have never loved at all." Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950)‚ a famous poet from the modern period‚ published "Love is not all" in 1931‚ centuries after "To My Dear and Loving Husband"‚ by puritan poet Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672)‚ was published in 1678. While comparing these two poems‚ one can see many similarities and differences ascribed to the different time periods they were written. "To My Dear and Loving Husband" and "Love

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    Poem Comparison Essay Hove you ever wondered how it would feel to have the courage of your ancestors? In the two poems "Lineage" and "Courage" the authors Margret Walker and Edna St. Vincent Millay uses descriptive words to describe their ancestor’s abilities. There are several similarities and differences contained in these two poems. To begin‚ both of the speakers desire to acquire something that they do not have‚ but exists in their family. The speaker in "Lineage" values the fact that her grandmothers

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    Clefts of the lip and/or palate (CL/P) affect approximately one out of 600 live births‚ making it among the most common birth defects in the United States (Cleft Palate Foundation‚ 2014). CL/P is a congenital abnormality necessitating numerous medical interventions‚ such as lip‚ palate‚ and or nose reconstruction‚ and behavioral interventions addressing feeding‚ speech‚ and language difficulties from infancy through late adolescence (Lockhart‚ 2003). When parents are faced with serious decisions

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    Are The Lips a Grave – Lynne Huffer (2013) In her monograph “Are The Lips a Grave?”‚ Huffer works to stitch together queer and feminist theory in a productive antifoundational synthesis that can then be utilized as a genealogical analysis to explore – and perhaps even answer – the question of why we culturally seek (are driven?) to attach to modern sexual subjectivity a perhaps unsuitable moral code/standard. I found her intended project to be compelling‚ even provocative in both its theoretical

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