Chicken wire

composition into an enclosure where it will be protected. She knows that she wants her writing to be kept safe, and she does this by creating an area surrounded by “chicken wire” (3). This wire is a thin wire netting surrounding an area with tight mesh, to keep chickens or other livestock safe from lurking predators. Chickens in particular are vulnerable animals because they cannot fly nor move fast, allowing for them to be an easy prey. The speaker uses the chickens as a metaphor to explain her writing, since she also believes that her writing is vulnerable and prey to things that could harm it. To ensure the security of her writing she also creates the enclosure with a “driven post” (3), a large post that is placed deep into the ground to help create a strong support for the fence. The speaker wants to ensure that she has a strong support for her enclosure so that her poem will not be exposed to predators, such as misinterpretations and critiques. However, despite the protective fence that was created to hold her work of literature in, the speaker reminds herself that “words are a wont to browse” (4). The speaker admits her fear of losing her writing because she knows that words tend to wander when read and analysed by other people. Thus meaning that she may not be able to keep her poem captive under the chicken wire fence and so she must “revise/ one’s subject” (6-7). The revision process may allow for the speaker to regain control over her work, and keep it confined…

Caleb Fox Nate Kreuter English 101 10/4/14 Rhetorical Analysis On July 23rd, 2012 an article was in Sports Illustrated magazine that was written by Michael Rosenberg and it was titled, “Shattered”. This opinion article is very information filled. It was written in response to the controversy to remove the Joe Paterno statue or not. This statue is outside of Beaver Stadium at Penn State University, and it was going to be taken down because of the recent scandal that had taken place. Jerry…

Sarah Koenig in Serial, and Rabia Chaudry in Undisclosed begins their investigations with preconceived reasons for Adnan Syed’s innocence. Chaudry is personally connected with Syed through her brother Saad Chaudry, Syed’s best friend, so Rabia Chaudry believes Syed’s awesome and cannot commit murder. Thus, as a lawyer, Chaudry has previously reviewed the state’s case thoroughly. On the other hand, Koenig begins her investigation with a different reason for doubting the state’s case against Syed.…

causing a short. This can cause a fire and can be very dangerous. Be aware if there is a burning smell. If you smell burning, and you don't know what the source is, it might be best to step out of your home and call a professional right away. This is always caused by some kind of short, but you won't know where it's located unless you call in a professional. In some cases, the short might be in one of your outlets, but that's not something that you should investigate on your own. You should…

Nicknamed the father of wire, Alexander Calder, was a modernists, a realists, but overall, an artist. During the time, many artists made silhouette line drawings on paper, but Calder was the original artist to use wire to fashion three-D line "sketches" of people, animals, and objects. He then moved from metaphorical linear sculptures in wire to random forms in motion by creating the first mobiles. Composed of whirling sizes of wire offset with thin metallic plates, the presence of the whole…

Scosche. This has not gone unnoticed as Scosche was won countless awards from consumer organizations such as CES, CTIA, iLounge, Popular Mechanics, and more. To separate themselves from the competition, Scosche builds thier product with the highest quality ingredients in mind. Most other brands for example, use recycled ABS plastic to construct their dash kit. Scosche uses Polypropylene and non-recycled ABS plastic mix. They also powder coat and texturize their kits to match the same…

McCauley explains how Gary Vikan, the director of Walters Art Museum, and Charles Conner, the director of the university's Mind/Brain Institute, gather round people and let them settle on what inkblot they like better. Her purpose is to write about how the concept of beauty can be traced to science, and how one may find a particular inkblot more pleasant. In one of the studies, it is found that people prefer a smoother and rounder image, rather than a sharp and spiky image that is not evenly…

1. The A Frame Chicken & Hen Coop Design To build a chicken coop for your hens doesn’t have to be a complicated matter or take days to complete. Just take a look at this easy chicken coop design provided by Anna White which shows you how to build a small hen coop. A great feature of this home made coop is that it’s portable so that you can move it around your backyard. It will cost you less than $100, and you can have it ready in a couple of hours. Link:…

There are many ways to harvest chicken and meats, but the most common one and the one you’re consuming may have been raised in the cage free environment and getting injected with steroids. That’s sound free and happy right? Well no is not, cage free stands for having thirty thousands of chicken or even more, stuck in a dark place where they cannot move. The chicken are only allowed to stand in one place, do their needs in that same place and not even get clean. Imagine your meats and poultry…

Chickens: Let Them Live Free The conditions of factory farms and the horrific way poultry is handled in the United States is appalling. Eggs and chicken meat are not required for human survival. There is no reason to cause such a sentient animal to go through so much agony for the sake of a non-essential protein. The inhumane treatment of chickens in the United States must be stopped. Throughout history, in the United States, the business of raising poultry has endured many changes; most of…