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Book Review Theodore Rex is the second book in the series by Edmund Morris, “The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt”. “Theodore Rex” was published in 2001 despite the first books launch almost 20 years earlier. The gap between those books is so large because Morris spent most of his time working on his memoir of Ronald Regan. Edmund Morris’s “Theodore Rex” starts off with the death of President William McKinley and the inauguration on Theodore Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt receives his presidency.…

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sentence, it was nothing like the book. In the Count of Monte Cristo, Edmond Dantes is arrested mainly for the jealousy of his “friends” or really his enemies. They want to have the things he has so they send a letter to arrest him for treason. Edmund then coming back years later to get revenge on the people who took his entire life away. Using the treasure he found on the island of Monte Cristo he plans his revenge and every single detail in a complex way for a couple of years. Then he…

mythology ranging from Christian allegory to Greek gods. Some argue that the novel is too heavily based on Christian beliefs, but on the other hand some believe the novel to be a simple fantasy tale. Lewis introduces the four protagonist, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy as the “Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve” (Lewis 29). The four characters are human and Lewis blatantly relates them back to Adam and Eve, God’s first human beings. Another core reason to the heavy Christian undertone is the…

From Performing in plays around the world with the National Theatre of the Deaf to sharing a screen with characters such as Oscar the Grouch, Bert, Ernie, and Cookie Monster, Linda Bove has become an inspiration to many Deaf actors and actresses. Born into a Deaf family November 30, 1945, Bove began her education at St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf in the Bronx, New York. From there she continued her education at the Marie Katzenbach School for the Deaf in Trenton, New Jersey graduating later…

INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCE HEALTH ASSESSMENT According to Stanhope, Health assessment is a systematic, deliberative and interactive process by which nurses use critical thinking to collect, validate, analyze and synthesize the collected information in order to make judgment about the health status and life processes of individuals, families and communities. Concept 1: Advance Health Assessment Introduction: Advance health assessment is basically step a head from a basic assessment. In this we…

Humans are philosophical creatures who constantly challenge and question whether they are inherently good. The biological and psychological evidence suggests that yes, human nature is good. Although, in literary works such as The Lives of the Saints by Nino Ricci and King Lear by Shakespeare, they explore themes that gravitate toward the less humane aspect and displays the selfish tendencies of human beings. Both authors use the theme of appearance vs. reality to show why humans turn to falsity…

Mortality is a topic frequently addressed in poetry. In Edmund Spenser’s “Amoretti LXXV: One Day I Wrote her Name” and Dylan Thomas’s “In My Craft or Sullen Art”, both poets write about mortality, however take much different views. Dylan Thomas warns against the fleeting nature of human life and urges people to embrace life without fear, whereas Thomas seems quite nonchalant about the idea of death and seems to believe that he can be immortalized through his poetry. Thomas uses the imagery of…

In King Lear, “Eyes” is also used as a symbol of truth, or being able to “see” the truth. After Gloucester has his eyes taken out, he comes to realize that Edmund had deceived him and that once he was able to see Edgar once more, he’d know that Edmund had indeed made a fool of him. Feeling guilt towards himself he says, regarding Edgar, “Might I but live to see thee in my touch // I’d say I had eyes again.” ( IV.I.24-25). Gloucester had to lose his…

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common, progressive, degenerative joint process where the articular cartilage layer on the ends of bones at the joints deteriorates, and the bone plate gets thicker and more sclerotic. Additionally, this affects the joint’s protective mechanisms including ligaments and muscle. OA is manifested as a monoarticular or polyarticular phenomenon and is often asymmetric. It can occasionally appear as a more generalized disease. OA usually begins asymptomatically when the…