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“The Moral Equivalent of War” by William James Why is unity so difficult to achieve in circumstances that do not involve war or other external conflict? Why is war needed to satisfy the thirst of a nation’s people? William James answers these questions in his essay “The Moral Equivalent of War” with a purpose of distinguishing between the various aspects of militarism and pacifism. James conveys several main points that are distinguished by a conclusive tone and a common position at an…

don 't do stuff to follow other people and definitely not doing it for my girlfriend.” he said. Quietly, she said okay and they said their briefs goodnights. The following day, mid afternoon she gets a picture form him. It was the outline on his forearm of the tattoo. She was freaking out, telling is not too late to walk out and avoid all the trouble he was about to get into. Yet, the next thing she received from him was a video of the tattoo artist already tattooing on him. It was too late now…

“Well, over the summer, I was down on Rush street partying with some Marine buddies in on leave. Well, we were pretty lit and so we decided to walk down to the lake to get some air. On the way we passed a couple of gay bars, and in this alley some guy with his pants and underwear down around his ankles is standing there looking at us as another guy is on his knees in front of the guy his head bobbing up and down. Then the guy on his knees must've sensed somebody looking at him and he turned.”…

nursery plays a major part throughout the short story and has many negative events attached to it. In the beginning of the short story one of the first scenes in the nursery was described as “The hot straw smell of the lion grass, the cool green smell of the hidden water hole, the great rusty smell of animals, the smell of dust like a red paprika in the air. And now the sounds… the papery rustling of vultures. A shadow passed through the sky” (Bradbury 1). The imagery being described of the…

With tears running down my face, I ran out of the gym. My slender fingers pressed into the skin of my forearms, I fell to the floor. My whole body jerked, tears running down my face like a river. Heart pounding so hard against my ribcage as my pulse pressed outward, jerking the veins within. Only one question swam in my mind; was this my fault? “Are you okay…

When looking at Criminal behaviour from a Biological perspective, the research of Phenomenal Physician Cesare Lombroso not only intrigues us but also captivates our minds. This blog will outline the Outstanding research completed by Lombroso and what his theories have taught us when studying Criminology today. Born Ezechia Marco Lombroso on November 6, 1835, Lombroso was an Italian Physician who came from a wealthy Jewish family. He studied in Pavia, Padua and obtained his Degree in 1858. A…

Emma Watkins stated that, “wrestling requires the type of physical conditioning that strengthens and tones the muscles, particularly the biceps, forearms, mid- and upper back, which are used in the pulling motion wrestlers constantly engage in. The sport also requires strong hip and thigh muscles to keep the wrestler balanced during a match”. A person gets a lot of core strength when they wrestle…

Their forearms were much shorter than the average length of an Australopithecus afarensis while their hind limbs were much longer in size. That process of inter-limb proportion significantly diminished their capability of climbing trees over years of time (Lucy…

Heroes are known for the conflict they resolve, but sometimes the conflict is constantly surrounding them. That conflict can be caused by themselves. Heroes are their own villain. “If She Were to lay Down” by Molia Dumbleton is the story of a hero by the name of Jesse who tried to save a baby from a burning car years earlier and has now reached his downfall. Jesse is shirtless on his friends Sarah’s couch, passed out. Sarah cares about Jesse though and shows him love, the love he really needs.…

Long head: Supraglenoid tubercle above the superior lip of glenoid fossa Short head: Coracoid process of scapula and upper lip of glenoid fossa Insertion: Tuberosity of radius and bicipital aponeurosis Action: Flexion of elbow, supination of forearm, weak flexion of shoulder joint Exercise: Bicep curl, hammer curl, barbell curl. Triceps brachii- origin: Long head: Infraglenoid tubercle below inferior lip of glenoid fossa scapula Lateral head: Upper half of posterior or surface of…