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    the project, I was fully involved. One of my biggest contributions was keeping records and information from group meetings organized. I took minutes of each group meeting and wrote down every decision that was decided upon the group. With that information, I would later put it into an organized chart or list that made the information more accessible and understandable for the rest of the group. For example, after we decided which characters were being cut from the script and which characters…

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    Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia provides a one of a kind, time defiante, look at human nature. Through the access of events and actions of both the past and the present, a refreshing experience allows insight into commonly overlooked areas of human life. Arcadia provides enlightenment on gender roles, loads and recover, and incompleteness. A commonly overlooked aspect of Arcadia concerns gender roles. The playwright seems to adhere to the typical gender associations of males being of the mind, and…

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    Puberty And Development

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    continue to grow apart from the family and more into friendships with their peers. Also, during this stage is where both sexes start believing and wanting love, meaning they start to look for a partner. This is why parents should talk with their kids the “sex talk,” it might be embarrassing, but it will be worth it when your child is safe. Following that is cognitive growth. In this phase your teen continues to grow and starts trying to act like an adult. He or she may start thinking a little…

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    Eclectus Parrot History

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    The Eclectus Parrot is native to northeastern Australia, Sumba, New Guinea, and the Solomon islands . The Eclectus roratus is only living species in the Eclectus genus. There has been fossils discovered on the islands of Tonga and Vanuatu of a similar species. The Oceanic Eclectus Parrot had smaller wings and was known as Eclectus infectus, which is now extinct. “The Eclectus parrot has evolved into at least 10 subspecies, four of which are available in the pet market. Currently six subspecies…

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    Nonverbal Communication has a broad definition encompassing many different forms of communication that contrast that of verbal communication. Verbal communication represents the use of sounds or spoken language in order to express one’s self. In contrast, Verbal Communication represents itself through the use of gestures, movements of hands, facial features, or essentially any movement of the body in collateral with verbal. The enthuse or volume of a word can make a huge impact on the way…

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    Katha Pollitt's Analysis

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    is proving her point but not at all helping her cause. There may be a problem with males controlling the entertainment because they are creating males as a dominate sex. Saying that men are the ones with the leadership job but still wondering why the women are not put on a show as the main character. If man did the job better than the female then they deserved the job and vice versa. Some will say that men get hired…

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    Support groups from within the nation, marketing and branding of the new women’s sporting apparel, and the consistency and increasing results of women’s success within sports made the transition from female sports being abnormal to now being viewed as conventional…

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    In childbirth, a newborn's identity is male or female, based on somatic traits. However, in some cases a person's sex can be ambiguous because of mutated genes. This was the case for a hermaphrodite named Cal in Jeffrey Eugenides's, Middlesex. In this novel Eugenides tells the story of Cal and of his Greek-American family, through a history of three generations. To begin with, Cal's grandparents Lefty and Desdemona are siblings who migrate to America because of Turkish attacks on their homeland,…

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    The SRB, which stands for The Sex Ratio at Birth, an organization, claimed that the ratio of males and females has risen over the past few decades. The ratio was 107(boys) to 102(girls) in 1996; however, in 2007, the number came to 125 boys over 101 girls. Until recently, the ratio…

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    Sexual dimorphism refers to a species distinct differences between the sexes resulting in distinct male and female forms. This is the sexual selection, adaptive changes in males and females often due to male competition and female selectivity. (Biology, Sylvia s mader and Michael winderlspecht pg 297 - 298). Usually this is the result of phenotype selection but, this is tied in with the selection of genotypes. Size and colorations of features in a mate may indicate features that are not readily…

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