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    First Selection: -Symphony No. 1 (“ Classical”), first movement- Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953) First Hearing: Happy, Calm Second Hearing: Prokofiev wanted to create a kind of the homage for the composers of the Classical era. I really like the sound of this song. It put me in a happy, calm mood. Third Hearing: The pitch starts off low. The melody is disjunct. The rhythm is duple meter. The tempo is a steadfast. The dynamic is widely varying levels at the beginning of the song. It increases…

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    The Prince And The Pauper

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    The author develops the theme by using plot, characterization, word choice, and point of view. The theme of truth is not always visible to others is shown in by in the inciting incident, the guards would push away the prince because he was wearing rags. Another way the author shows theme is through characterization, by describing the characters similar appearance between the prince and Tom Canty to show why people don't believe that the prince is the prince and Tom is Tom. One reason why the…

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    high society, due to its mixed background. To put it simply, the rhythm of ragtime was “black or African, the harmony and melody was white or European, and the ending result was American [2].” Also, rag was heavily in whorehouses, saloons, and eventually concert halls; the very definition of the word rag was slang for “dance” [2].” Therefore, ragtime and blues came from very different cultural backgrounds with dissimilar purposes. People played and listened to ragtime for entertainment. Unlike…

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    Ryosuke Koizumi Ethnomusic 50A Harrison Charley Oct 16, 2015 Ragtime and Blues Jazz is widely considered as the greatest form of African American music in the twentieth century, and it is distinguished by the originality of its improvisation, the virtuosity and erudition of its performers and composers and its professionalism and artistry. (Burnim 163) Although Jazz is one distinctive music genre, some of the other genre influenced the emergence of the jazz, such as African American traditional…

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    Durkheim’s ideas and was created by Robert Merton. Strain theory suggests that cultures dictate success goals for all citizens (Adler and Adler, 2016: 63). Yet, access to succeed is limited to just the middle and upper classes. This is the idea of rags to riches and everyone wants to be rich and live comfortable. The strain portion is those who are not in the middle to upper classes will not be able to achieve the higher quality of life because of lack of resources. There are several “road…

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    Comparison and Contrast Essay Female oppression is shown in many different forms including male power and body image. In the novels, Hurston and Hawthorne both show female oppression, but they show them in different ways. In both The Scarlet Letter and Their Eyes Were Watching God female oppression is shown differently through male power and body image. Male power is shown in The Scarlet Letter when Hester is punished for committing adultery while Dimmesdale received nothing. “...…

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    the world just as everyone else; “Through tattered clothes small vices do appear. Robes and furred gowns hide all. Plate sin with gold, and the strong lance of justice breaks. Arm it in rags, and a pygmy’s straw does pierce it” (4:6 180-184). In this passage Lear admits that he is a different man when he wears the rags of a beggar, going to show that not only do clothes have an effect on how others perceive a person, but they also change a characters’ outlooks about themselves. Edgar even states…

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    Folliculin Case Study

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    amino acid sensing is triggered by glutamine. mTORC1 activation by amino acids requires FLCN, whereby its lysosomal residence during starvation interacts with inactive Rag complex and exerts GAP activity upon RagC/D during amino acid re-stimulation. This converts RagC/D to its active state initiating the binding between raptor and the Rag complex, thus, promoting mTORC1 lysosomal translocation and…

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    Bill Bowerman Essay

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    factories in the world and they have 1.01 million workers in those factories. Another staggering number is that there are more than 18 million Nike members in the world which are only the people that have signed up. (Nike Inc.) The American dream or rags to riches idea is to get rich quick and easy and these two men as well as others involved with this company certainly did that with their idea of making and selling…

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    Plumbing emergencies can happen any time, any place. A pipe leak turns into a spray. A crack appears on a pipe joint. A faucet becomes a water fall. And, as many homeowners and business owners will tell you, those kinds of emergencies seem to happen on long holiday weekends or in the middle of the night. There are times when you need to make an emergency plumbing repair to prevent major damage from occurring. Putty is a great choice to get a leak under control. How to Make an Emergency Repair…

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