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    The well-known, notorious legends of Beowulf and King Arthur exemplify the exact definition of an epic hero and their outstanding courage, strength, honor, and ambition are told of still today, thousands of years later. The noble warrior of the Geats, Beowulf, values loyalty to his people over even success, fame, and fortune. When Beowulf hears of the horror and torment that the Danes have been suffering for years and years because of Grendel, he accepts the appointing of King Hrothgar to fight…

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    How the CDC effectively provides ADHD information ADHD is a disorder that could take time and a lot of attention to be able to diagnose. There are many tools and help provided to parents and teachers to assist in recognizing symptoms and signs. The CDC developed a page on their website to provide more information about ADHD. On this page the CDC provides useful information that parents, teachers and even healthcare providers could benefit from. The information on the page is broken down into…

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    Its finals week, you’ve studied and prepared as much as humanly possible. You’ve accepted failure for some classes and triumph in others. But, what if you were never given a study guide, never learned the material, never prepared? Chris Maxwell knows this scenario all too well; he was given a test for which he had never thought he would need to prepare for. In March 1996, Chris Maxwell faced his test, head on, and without any warning. He began to faint and had a relentless sense of fatigue; this…

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    Week 2: Discussion 1 After considering the information in this week’s instructor guidance and readings, I understand ethos, pathos, and logos to be..... as a student of Ashford University I have access to many resources like the scholarly source from ashfords library which gives me the ethos to my argument with creditable and trustworthy information for my readers...The pathos is the audience I need to persuade with the true facts and non-biased opinions on the constructed…

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    Foreshadow Case Interview

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    Strengths: - Did explain to the client why the loan was withdrawn. - Foreshadow to the client what she was doing before placing the client on hold. - Angie was honest with the client and explained that loan was properly opted out. - Did dig to find out who she contact once they wanted to withdraw the loan. - Angie did a great job empathizing with the client when she was upset with the process. - Angie did advise the client refund would be received in 7-10 business days.…

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    Getty Museum Case Study

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    Isabel Drews: How much time has to pass before it’s considered archaeology instead of grave robbing? In a society obsessed with continuously looking forward to the future, artifacts of historical significance still manage to escalate in popularity and entire their audiences. This high demand for artworks created by early humans has been capitalized on by large museums and historical societies, not only to continue to expand the public’s knowledge and interest in history, but for fiscal profit as…

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    Oliver Sacks Case

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    The first time Oliver Sacks encountered music in a clinical setting was in 1966 at Beth Abraham Hospital located in the Bronx in New York. Here is where he met around eighty patients who had suffered from encephalitis lethargica, a central nervous system disorder that had an outbreak epidemic from 1916 to 1927 (CITE JOURNAL). These people were considered Parkinsonian patients. Parkinsonian is typically referred to as a movement disorder, but movement is not the only aspect of human life that is…

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    In the poem Beowulf the main character is described as the “perfect hero”. Throughout the poem his heroism is described in both youth and age while dealing with different conflicts with different people. Beowulf has always been a hero in this poem but it never honestly caught people's eye until he defeated the Grendel. Some of Beowulf’s most important traits as an epic hero include bravery, loyalty, and the willingness to risk his life for the greater good. These characteristics are exemplified…

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    Since they have come to be, pirates have infatuated all types of people. Their hateful, deceitful, and unloyal ways are something of great interest for many people. In many writing pieces there is usually mixture of themes like love, revenge, and hate. Robert Louis Stevenson did a fantastic job on how to create thematic statements in his novel Treasure Island. The thematic monologue “Treasure Island” by Robert Louis Stevenson about a young boy named Jim Hawkins who owned also ran a motel called…

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    Scoliosis Research Paper

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    Scoliosis is a disease that attacks the muscles and ligaments of the spinal column, causing a sideways twisting and rotation of the spine, ribs, and pelvis. Scoliosis has side effects to the spine in most cases making it into a S kind of shape. There are many different causes of scoliosis but 80 percent of the cases of it are unknown. Neuromuscular conditions, these are conditions that affect the nerves and muscles. In some cases where patients cannot sit up right or even walk straight causing…

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