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    can hit the sides of the bottle with a stick. However the key thing to make the bottles sound different from one another is by pouring different amounts of water into the bottles so they play different notes when used. This means that the instrument must be a woodwind or a percussion instrument. To make it a percussion instrument it would mean that you would only need to hit shake or whatever else would produces sound (White. S, 2000). Such as a drum, xylophone or a tambourine (White. S, 2000).…

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    Whereas many people experience love only as different mental, as well as emotional states in contemporary times, John Donne’s Songs and Sonnets do not simply characterise one constant view of love, but include a vast variety of attitudes and emotions. One could almost think that Donne tried to depict his knowledge of love with the help of his poetry. Love is able to be experienced with the soul, the body, or even both. Moreover, it can also be a religious experience, it can further increase the…

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    For me to explain if my organization practices diversity or differences we need to understand the meaning of these words and what they would look like in practice in an organization. Variations within a work environment can be easily mistaken for practicing diversity within a group. Differences can be very similar to variety but there are a few key factors that distinguish the two. Ahmed (2007) suggested, "The overwhelming response to my question about the ‘turn' to diversity was that this term…

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    In a different scenario, imagine if this island was not just inhabited by boys, but by girls too. Also imagine other races being brought up into the mix. Would it have be so violent with most of the boys turning into savages? I think so. Even though the Lord of the Flies is a fictional depiction of a terrible event, I think real humans would have acted the same as William Golding described it to be. Even with different races or genders I still think it would’ve ended up that most kids would turn…

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    of Pakistan in 1985, stresses the different interpretations of the Qur’an and how those different interpretations reflect people’s ideas on equality. The Qur’an talks about both men and women; it does not exclude women, and or in any way only refer…

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    Designing different experiments regarding the same concept to investigate this topic further would be interesting. One experiment that could be done in the future could be using cold water instead of warm water. In this experiment the students studied how warm water affects the yeast, and learned that warm water activates the yeast enzymes. Where cold water may denature the enzyme, as the students previously reviewed that three factors that affect enzyme activity are temperature, concentration…

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    associated to different aspects of patient health and needs. Determining patient acuity based on scores, would be recommended as it’s a simple way for a nurse to know the type of condition the patient’s in and how carefully nursing cares would need to be prioritized. An acuity assessment tool would be most suitable for med-surg nursing, as nurse’s care for patients with a variety of diagnosis. As each patient’s needs in a med-surg floor are different, evaluating patient acuities would determine…

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    Native Americans were viewed as a nuisance to achieving Uniformity as an American Country, and were sought out and assimilated to try to fit in with the norm of society. This was done to ensure that cultural diversity would not become intergraded, so that the Anglo Saxon traditions would be the dominate example. To this day, cultural bias is still present, but should cultural assimilation be acceptable in this day and age. Heritage and tradition from other…

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    South vs. North The north and the South’s culture are defiantly more different than you would think. The economy of the south was mainly all about farming unlike the north. The North’s economy was farming and factories. The transportation between the two places was almost exactly the same. The society to the north is not as you would think. The south society was different than the north by a big difference. The north and South’s cultures are close but not to close. The south had a hard time…

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    I would spend my summer doing something I’ve always wanted to do, take a cross-country road trip. Visiting monuments and big cities would probably be one of my favorite parts of the trip. I’ve never been to New York City and I haven’t seen much of Chicago. I would also want visit Washington D.C. and see all the museums, especially the Air and Space Museum. Also on my list of places is Disney. I’m not big on rides but I think it would be fun to just be in the park. My other place that I would…

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