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    Charles Schmid‚ the serial killer that Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been? was based on‚ would try to look like Elvis Presley to lure girls to him. Music is a motif that shows up in the story multiple times. Joyce Carol Oates uses music to show Connie’s comfort‚ emotion‚ and the bait that lured Connie to Arnold. First of all‚ Oates uses it to show when Connie feels comfortable. For example‚ “... the music was always in the background‚ like music at a church service‚ it was something to depend

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    Glenoid Fossa —where upper arm bone will attach…a fossa is an indentation or saucer-like. b. Clavicle—support and a strut c. Humerus (upper-arm) c.i. End with the ball is proximal‚ other end is distal c.ii. Bicipital (intertubercular) groove—for bicep indicates anterior side c.iii. Medial & lateral epicondyles : epi= outside ‚ condyle = bulge 4. Ulna: medial bone (has giant ‘claw’ on the top)…big bump=Olecranon process (elbow bone) – proximal end of the Ulna. The distal end of Ulna call styloid

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    Explain Aristotle’s definition of happiness as a final end‚ and why the “final end” is equivalent to the ultimate good. Aristotle’s most basic definition of happiness is that it is the final end. This final end is viewed as a goal‚ something that is worth pursuing. When something is defined as good‚ it is good because it is worth being realized‚ which can thus be associated with a goal. At this point‚ it can be understood that the terms end and good are exchangeable. Since Aristotle is a classical

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    The book Where the Red Fern Grows is a book about a man who is getting out of work and as he is walking down the sidewalk he sees some dogs in a fight in the alley way. When he sees the dogs it reminds him of his past when he was a little boy and wanted a two dogs. The story starts with him on a farm. He really wants to get dogs but his family is too poor to pay for them. So he works for two years to earn the money needed for the dogs. He goes to his grandfather to ask about the dogs and his grandfather

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    useful and reliable are these sources in explaining how difficult life was for the inhabitants of the East end? In this essay‚ I am going to talk about the living conditions‚ working conditions and the crime during 1880s to the 19th century. East end was a notorious are in the late Victorian times‚ it was a playground for criminals. Many have described the living conditions of the East end to the point of being almost unbearable. It was extremely over-crowded which made the cost of housing very

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    find the articles in question but not without notable time consumed as well as frustration traverse the site. Subsequently‚ sometimes inquiries are effectively accomplished in person. Easterly’s article takes the approach in dealing with ‘Where Are You Going‚ Where Have You Been?’ to be somewhat of a mythical with underlying evil tone. The story of an attractive adolescent girl left all alone at home while her family is absent is swayed into forsaking the safety of her home by this eccentric yet fascinating

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    Unit F5038704 : End of Life and Dementia Care . Credit Value : 2 This unit must be assessed in accordance with Skills for Care and Development’s QCF Assessment Principles. Learning Outcome 1 : Understand considerations for individuals with dementia at end of life Assessment Criteria 1.1. Outline in what ways dementia can be a terminal illness Dementia is brain atrophy. It’s a degenerative disease‚ which is progressive‚ and for the time being‚ incurable condition. Dementia

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    Nsikan-Abasi Amos Akpan ID: 47043 Causes why Friendships End Brianna: I think I’m going to drop this course‚ I’m failing woefully. Audrey: Don’t give up yet‚ I’ll tutor you. Brianna: Thank you so much I appreciate it Audrey: Don’t mention it that’s what friends are for. “Friends”‚ this word has so much depth but what exactly does it mean? A friend is a solid rock that provides assistance in time of need‚ a listening ear and‚ a personal support system. Real friendships are rare and far between

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    End of Life Care End of life care is one of the most taboo topics in American society as it requires those involved to acknowledge that their lives will eventually come to an end. Planning for such an outcome can be difficult but ultimately it is necessary in order to save others from dealing with the burden of end of life care while unprepared. As a nurse it is especially important to have a firm grasp of the many different factors that weigh in decisions related to end of life care and be ready

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    "Where ignorance is bliss‚ ’tis folly to be wise”. Extracted from Thomas Gray’s poem‚ ‘Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College’‚ this adage is an existential conundrum ("the definition of ignorance is bliss"‚ 2016) . While some reflect in ‘hear no evil‚ speak no evil’‚ my outlook on this is that it is exceptionally vital to live in knowledge rather than in ignorance. I believe that ignorance isn’t bliss‚ its oblivion. Mankind has been in the pursuit of knowledge since its evolution. Human beings

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