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When an author writes a story, it becomes a personal reflection of their personal beliefs and experiences. This is a vital attribute that helps the author connect with like-minded individuals that may partake in their work. However, because stories are an embodiment of personal opinions, they can become controversial in nature, due to the opposition of these opinions. People can be offended by philosophies prevalent in books, and request that they are withdrawn from learning institutions and…

are all of the material objects created and used by humans. Examples of archaeological records are portable materials known as artifacts, this includes all forms of pottery, stone tools or weapons and even left behind food remains such as the corn husks found at the sites of the abandoned houses in the video we watched in class. There are also examples of non portable materials…

Life in Costa Rica is often interpreted as “pura vida,” also known as the good life. Its green paradise, exotic beaches, and beautiful scenery attract individuals to this tourist country. From the outside, Costa Rica is the ideal place to live or visit, but on the inside children are dying, living in poverty, are child laborers, discriminated against, and are being used as sexual objects. Costa Rica health care is ranked number one in Latin America. It provides universal health care to…

Speed Up Postpartum Weight Loss in 5 Easy Steps Some women get in shape postpartum faster than others. The extra pounds simply melt away. Others keep struggling for years with their belly or flabby arms. Your age and genetics as well as your lifestyle influence the rate at which you can lose weight. Diet and exercise are the most important factors. Here are five easy steps to speed up postpartum weight loss: Be Consistent If you only work out two or three times a week, don’t expect fast…

One of the ceremonial objects used for special events is called Husk Face or "bushy head". The masks are made by women from braided dried cornhusks. They also used turtle shells, feathers and horns. ( examples from document 3: turtle shell rattle used in the false-face ceremony, five-feathered fan used in the eagle…

The church is the second oldest African American Church in Kaufman. The church has had thirty-one known pastors in their one-hundred and seven year history (Husk-Lister 2016) . There are no records to show the exact date of the founding of Macedonia AME Church, Kaufman, Texas. From verbal information passed down through the years, some believe that from 1905 to 1909, Macedonia AME Church was located on Hickory…

A good heart, head, and education helped me be the person I am today. My heart gave me passion, my head gave me knowledge and speculations, and education gave me a way to use my heart and my head. Today, I am a balanced, independent, curious, and bright person who will find invent ways to reach answers. My heart and head helped me become balanced. I am a well rounded person, who does numerous and diverse activities such as soccer, piano, Korean school, as well as reading books. My heart gave me…

Colitis in Dogs Colitis is an inflammation of the colon or lower bowel and is a complicated condition with many possible causes. The symptoms of colitis can also vary widely depending on the severity of the disease. When mild the symptoms of colitis may just be that the first motion of the day is firm but subsequent motions throughout the day or walk get softer. As the condition progresses you may start to see motions covered with mucus, jelly or slime. In moderate colitis the motions have…

Kavish S. Mehta, Rutvij J. Sonecha, Parth D. Daxini, Parth B. Ratanpara, Miss Kapilani S. Gaikwad et.al. (2014): They used black cotton soil from Rajkot Gujrat and determined various engineering properties of the black cotton soil having medium to low swelling property. They stabilized the black cotton soil by using lime. Changes in the engineering properties of the black cotton soil before and after the stabilization by lime were observed on the basis of tests such as liquid limit, plastic…

licks his hands, respects no approach nor stop; accepts nothing expressly brought, nor expressly prepared, nor any invitations.… He takes food once a day, or once every two days, or once every seven days.… He feeds on herbs, or on the powder of rice husks, on rice-scum, on flour of oil seeds, on grasses, on cowdung, or on fruits and roots from the woods.… He wears coarse hempen cloths, discarded corpse cloths, discarded rags, or antelope hide, or bark garments.” (Digha Nikaya, quoted in Bhagat,…