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of farming was Jethro Tull. He was best known as the inventor of the seed drill, which he invented in 1701. Tull also devised a horse-drawn hoe to help with soil aeration. The seed drill was invented to help sow seeds in accurately spaced rows at a controlled rate. This made it possible for the control of weeds by horse-drawn hoe, reducing the need for farm labourers. Before the improvements of machinery, most of the local villagers would have had to help out on the…

some of the music/ artist you consume. Starting to eliminate people that seem to have only one type of message of woman, not matter how hot the beat is. Looking for artist that can express their opinions about women without using the word “bitch” or “hoe” for every other word. And seeking artist that have content which looks at social issues like the overall misogyny. Finally, to correct this ethical dilemma, purchasing and consuming music by other women. Female rappers have an understanding…

man Word on the streets Everybody always tryin to run up on me hollerin about word on the street is dis nigga said dis.. Man I don't give a FUCK about what that nigga said man! That's what's wrong with you niggaz, you niggaz is just like bitches Hoe-ass niggaz, talk too motherfuckin much (speak) Study your own, get your own --…

NOT a characteristic of Wiki art? (Points : 5) 7. (TCO 4) In Wiki art, the artist is (Points : 5) 8. (TCO 4) According to Winner, the use of computer technologies to supervise workers is (Points : 5) 9. (TCO 4) According to Winner, the design of a hoe (el cortito),reflects a political relationship because(Points: 5) 10. (TCO 8) The term Luddite refers to (Points : 5) 11. (TCO 11) Which of the following is considered a scholarly resource? (Points : 5) 12. (TCO 12) Bill Joy compares the…

After the man returns with his hoe, the snake “[layed] there like a live wire.” Even though the snake can’t give an electric shock like a live wire, the use of the simile gives the inference that the snake is as dangerous as live wire. At the end of the story, the author wrote about…

Introduction: Capuchins are a New World Monkeys, they are native to Central and South America. Capuchins often times live in large groups between ten and thirty-five. They are normally found in tropical forest high in the trees. Their mode of locomotion is mainly arboreal, but they do spend some time terrestrially. They spend most of their days searching for food, they also like to take a midday nap, and they sleep during the night high up in the trees in nest like beds on branches. Capuchins…

in and how it was completely dark. He then started to do research on lights and how he worries that we are losing nights natural light. He then realizes that we can not live without darkness so he studies how the cities are all lit up at night and hoe thousands of people…

produce up to half a pound of edible spears. The asparagus is also very drought-tolerant and can grow without any extra water. Even though the asparagus doesn’t need a lot of maintenance, it can bring weeds. The author’s solution is to cultivate with a hoe or use mulches to suppress weeds. He strongly…

Both protagonists had thought-through the deadly situation before undertaking it, however the reasons for their actions are very divergent. In “You Can’t Just Walk On By” the young boy decides to kill a sleeping water moccasin for something that can cause harm for him or anyone in his town. The young boy even states “ I, or somebody else. Might be...snakebit” (Deal 150). In contrast, in Gardner’s story the hostess, Mrs.Wynnes, did not harm the cobra; she remained calm and told a young boy to put…

When planning a research proposal, it is important for a researcher to choose an appropriate research method to investigate the questions they wish to answer. The method the researcher choses is dependent on the type of research they are undertaking and usually falls under either qualitative or quantitative research, although in complex cases, a more mixed method may be required (Liamputtong, 2010, p. 9). This essay will define qualitative and quantitative research; discuss the epistemologies…