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    Morgan Page 03/21/24 Dr. Knoell Unit 10 Essay The reading “Political Cinema: Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing” by Marilyn Fabe does an excellent job of analyzing and deciphering Spike Lee’s film Do the Right Thing. This reading touches on Spike Lee’s support for Malcolm X’s views on the use of acts deemed violent as a form of protest. However, the reading more importantly explores the inclusion of both Martin Luther King Jr.’s and Malcolm X’s views on using violence. Ultimately, by incorporating…

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    In August 1945, the most horrific events occurred in Hiroshima and Nagasaki: the dropping of the atomic bombs. The whole creation of this highly destructive item began in 1939 with the splitting of a uranium atom. Scientists believed that the energy harvested could be useful to making such powerful weapons. The Manhattan Project was a code name given in 1941 for the devising of the atomic bomb. At one point, there were over 120,000 Americans that were employed in this project, and almost two…

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    Since the beginning of the thirteenth century with the creation of lasagna sheets and fermented cheese, humanity has had a craving for macaroni and cheese. More than eight centuries later, macaroni and cheese has become a household item, although now it is referred to using a simplified form: mac and cheese. The United States is very familiar with mac and cheese. Not only has it remained on the top ten list of comfort foods for the past decade, approximately one third of the U. S. population…

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    Breadth Area Essay Science/Description Dr. Taylor is a Gastrointestinal specialist in the Memphis area. Annually he travels to third world countries providing medical treatment and clean drinking water to the people living there. I selected to interview Dr. Taylor because I trust his medical and professional expertise and the fact he has hands on experience gives him more insight on the science and description breadth area. People living in third world countries are dealing with water crisis…

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    experiment, the researchers used chemicals such as ethanol, hydrochloric acid (HCl), potassium hydroxide (KOH) and phenolphthalein indicator. Laboratory Apparatuses and Equipment such as 650 mm long Air (reflux) condenser, 250 ml beakers, Buchner funnel, boiling beads, 50 ml burets, Coconut oil sample, filter papers, 250ml Erlenmeyer flasks, pipettes, side-arm flask, hot plate, water bath…

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    The purpose of this essay is to compare and contrast modernism and post-modernism in the context of counseling theory and methodology. Although counseling came about on the foundation of a modern worldview, society now embraces a predominantly post-modern culture. Some counseling theorists recognized this shift in culture and developed postmodern theories of counseling. In this essay, I describe the impact of these worldviews as they relate to the counseling profession. I examine similarities…

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    Food Test 1a

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    reagent was added to each test tube. After the Benedict’s was added, .25mL of the glucose, .25mL of the water, and .25mL of each food sample were added to their corresponding test tubes. Each test tube was gently swirled then placed in a beaker of boiling water that was prepared earlier. After two minutes, the test tubes were taken out of the water and placed in the test tube rack. The solutions were observed and the findings were recorded in a table. If the solution turned red/ brown it is…

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    Muslim Religious Beliefs

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    hell and paradise have many levels. Eventually once paradise is reached there will be palaces, riches, servants, honey, milk, wine, and riches. Hell, on the other hand is not nearly as pleasant. There the damned are met with scalding food to eat, boiling water to drink, and have their bodies and souls burned by fire. Believers in Allah will find their eternal resting place lies within paradise while non-believers are left to suffer in hell. Finally, comes the afterlife believed to be reached…

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    Nevada's Gold Myth

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    This lead us to discover that these gold deposits were formed through a volcanic procedure. They were made by the stream of boiling water that was warmed normally by the earth. A split was found in Nevada in a period where they figured America may have come up short on gold. The geologist at the time, John Livermore, saw that the rocks there were an unusual blend of mud and quartz…

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    step. At this period, it was observed there was not condensation happening inside the reflux condenser while the mixture was being heating, and as a result, the nucleophilic addition was not successful because some of the product was lost through boiling without condensation.…

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