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    In his 1987 book, The Closing of the American Mind, Allan Bloom makes the case for what he describes as higher education failing democracy through an emphasis on historicism and relativism. This academic emphasis, for Bloom, creates a paradoxical restrictive freedom in the minds and hearts of students, leaving them without a moral compass, and creating a void that can easily be filled with demagoguery. Along the way, Bloom staunchly defends elitism and ethnocentrism, attacks feminism, and lays…

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    Full Bloom Some may say it's winter while others may say it's summer, but in Margaret Lazzari's painting "Full Bloom" it's always spring. Lazzari grew up in Saint Luis and has taught painting lessons at The University of Southern California since the age of 33. She has won an artist award for Lifetime Achievement, was subject for an exhibition in Riverside California and received a National Endowment for Artist fellowship. She's not only a painter, but a professor and author as well. In 2011,…

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    The Algae Bloom Process

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    3. Algae bloom process the microbes involved in Algae are a diverse group of photosynthetic microorganisms, which vary from small, single-celled microbes to complex multicellular forms. Though algae bloom is considered as natural phenomena, but nutrient pollution can increase their frequency, duration and intensity. After getting adequate nutrition, the algae can grow rapidly in warm and slow moving water. The rapid increase in number causes the bloom to turn water noticeably green, but other…

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    Unfortunately, it is simply beyond the scope of this paper to analyze the entirety of these two productions of A Doll’s House. As a result, three scenes will be compared, contrasted, and analyzed through Butler’s theory in order to examine these gender performances. The three scenes chosen for this endeavor are as follows: Nora’s discussion with Torvald in the very beginning of Act I, Nora practicing the tarantella dance before the party in Act II, and Nora and Torvald’s final confrontation in…

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    Shakespeare’s Timelessness One of the questions most frequently posed, even these days, is: What makes an author, a creator timeless? As much as skill and dedication play an important role in gaining recognition, these are not the only characteristics necessary to determine whether that certain writer has carved his/her name in the rough stone of immortality, whether he will remembered after centuries. For instance, during Shakespeare’s time, there were other playwrights too, extremely talented…

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    Microcystis Lab Report

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    Background/ Introduction An algal bloom is an increase and accumulation of algae in freshwater or salt water systems. Most algae blooms are caused by blue-green algae. Blue-green algae is actually not algae at all, it is a cyanobacteria. A bloom can lead to a green, blue-greenish or reddish discoloration of the water, and if the algae bloom lasts long enough streaks or scums may appear on the water surface. (UBA. 2016) One harmful element of algae blooms is that they…

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    improve products quality in an organisation, which can help Full Bloom. Full Bloom operate in a very competitive business environment, competing not only with other florist shops but also with supermarkets and convenience stores. In addition, they have to deal with the threat of substitute products such as trendier technological gifts or other cheaper kinds of gifts that can be mass produced at a lower cost. A strategy that can help Full Bloom accomplish their vision while addressing their…

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    Critical Analysis of Edward Bloom In Daniel Wallace’s book, Big Fish, Edward Bloom is the main character, Edwards life is told by his son William Bloom. Big Fish is being told as Edward is on his death bed. Edward is born in the small town of Ashland, AL. Edward is a character who is not afraid to take risks. In the novel, the stories told about Edward seem to be a folktale instead of a biography. Edward has many characteristics throughout the novel, that include potency, a double life, and…

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    Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignment 1

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    Each zone is constructed as virtual hierarchical that are geographic -specific. Each zone has a pre-defined number of nodes and a coordinator 〖C(i)〗_11^1to these nodes. The coordinator is assigned based on the proposed IHRW hashing algorithm, as illustrated in heuristic 3. Heuristic 3: The adaptive HRW protocol proposed in figure 5 is implemented in each level of the virtual hierarchical. Suppose the system contains n_od nodes that will be divided into number of Rendezvous geographic Zones…

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    Enviropig Synthesis

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    often leads to toxic algal blooms. These algal blooms are quickly fueled by the massive concentration of phosphorous as it is a required nutrient for their growth and as they grow to colossal sizes they have a dual negative effect on the water they inhabit. The first effect is drastically lowering the amount of oxygen within the water supply, which eventually kills all of the fish that inhabit it and the second is that many species of algae that form in these blooms also secrete toxins into the…

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