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JMJ Christian Crispin Condron Dr. Daniel Clasby World Civilization April 27, 2016 Analyzing Primary Sources #2 Beginning in the nineteenth century the philosophy of “Modernism” through the current ruling governments started to take effect as Monarchies along with other governments around Europe were forced to change and react to the peoples wants and needs as a result of the ongoing revolutions occurring amongst that nation’s citizens. This sense of “Modernism” that these Monarchies were going…

Progressive Muscle Relaxation Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) was first introduced by Dr. Edmund Jacobson in 1908 at Harvard University. However, it wasn’t until Jacobson published his book “Progressive Muscle Relaxation” in 1929 when Jacobson listed the step by steps directions involved to achieving relaxation. The idea of PMR came to Jacobson when he was conducting research on patients suffering from anxiety at the Harvard University. Jacobson once said, “An anxious mind cannot exist in…

Throughout history, we as humans are driven to survive and reach our full potentials every day. Pursuing this drive to excellence would not be obtainable without our ability to not only create ideas, but to create movements. As simple as this sounds, without the intra-articular joints within our bodies, we couldn’t pursue the drive towards excellence. One of the most important joints within the human body is the hip. This joint provides the human body with the necessary stability and strength to…

system to a more profound extent. • Flexible massage intensity and speed • Ten options for Micro Shoulder Height Adjustment • Automated Back Sensor scans the back for custom-built massage • Accurate back massage along with air pressure massage • Buttock Ball Massage featured with S-Track technology • Airbag massage for calf • Arm massager with eight airbags, which moves with the body for zero gravity positioning. Pros • S-Shape Rail Design : This provides a deeper, more accurate, and more…

multiple aspects of nature. For Janie, nature is a metaphorical representation for various experiences in her life. Janie, as introduced into the novel, is a beautiful woman with the physical appearance of a curvy woman. “The men noticed her firm buttocks like she had grape fruits in her hip pockets; the great rope of black hair swinging to her waist and unraveling in the air like a plume; then her pugnacious breast trying to bore holes in her shirt.” (18) Janie was a pleasant figure to see.…

The gluteus maximus is the most superficial muscle in the buttocks region, and serves key functions in everyday functions, such as walking and standing (Kenney, Wilmore & Costill, 2015). The gluteus maximus is a necessary muscle in locking the knee into place, and assist in hip and thigh movement (Hales, 2010).…

“The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas”, describes a utopian city, but not without a twist. With this piece, the author provokes the reader to question the morality of utilitarianism as both a citizen of the fictional city, and allegorically as a member of our world. Le Guin uses many literary tactics to compel the reader to be critical of her fictional society, primarily sharply contrasting imagery and metafictional writing techniques. The creation of two distinctly contrasting worlds, Omelas and…

they reach puberty. When they go though their first menstruation they receive more cuts under their breasts. They then experience a final scarring. They are scarred after they wean their first child. They receive scars on their sternum, back, buttocks and legs (Scarification…

mockery produced by the male population. Although the inversion of gender roles is common throughout Carnival, some men are outwardly disrespectful. Mainly self-proclaimed heterosexual men imitate women in an outlandish manner by applying breast and buttock padding. In some cases, “there is another form of padding around the genital area, where either a tampon is visibly sticking out of a woman’s bathing suit, or a mop-head is inserted through the crotch…so that the hanging strings resemble…

The culture violence is visible in ways the student’s explain the persistence and prevalence of violent discipline. They point out how their teachers and principals are “always hitting”, “always scolding” and “always angry”. Prevalence is also visible in terms of the places these punishments are enacted. Youth note that teachers who punish do not consider the place nor who witnesses them. Students are subject to punishment inside and outside classrooms. Although, punishments were mostly enacted…