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    The Shape of the Sword by Borges is a good insight into man’s realization of his flaws and how they can stay with the person to haunt them. The themes of identity and betrayal in the story are explored with someone we see as an everyday hero, a soldier who fought in a war. This was cleverly used as even if the story was made in the 1940’s it is still very common to see soldiers fighting for their country even in 2016. This work in particular is able to connect a common sin of man and with the…

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    Archaeology is a tricky subject. It is difficult to determine what a particular item is, and it is even harder to figure out its age. Still, archaeologists toil for years trying to uncover relics, artifacts, statues, and other items that give us insight into former civilizations. Unfortunately, though, this important research is often twisted to disprove the Bible. Whenever an artifact is found that seemingly contradicts the biblical record, skeptics rush to say that it proves that the Bible is…

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    Comparing Two Poems

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    By analyzing Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” and G-Eazy’s “Me, Myself & I”, one can see many of the same messages being portrayed recurrently in both of the songs. Some of the conceptions throughout both of the these songs generate the same meaning however, they are often portrayed differently. Some of these differences can be the choices of the words the poet's decide to use or more importantly, the literary devices they decided to use throughout the song. Poem A shows the compassion and compromises…

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    Some would say it is better to be a true hero rather than just act like one. For instance, Beowulf is a salient hero from Burton Raffel’s poem who saves Herot from distress. Roberto Clemente was a famous baseball player with great accomplishments and also looked at as a liberal hero. Finally, Malala from Diane Sawyer, was an advocate for women's educational rights. In Diane Sawyer's interview Malala most effectively relates the qualities of a hero because of her leadership, bravery, and her…

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    People often take painkillers or different forms of medicine for stomach aches. However, when a person feels severe or chronic pain in their abdominal area, is experiencing continuous headaches, and feels nauseous with a rapid pulse, it is advised that they go to the hospital or visit the emergency room immediately. One of the diseases that the person might have based on the above symptoms is Pancreatitis. What Is Pancreatitis? The Pancreas is a large gland located behind the stomach and…

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    """Iee lik chesepuvs iin ma aplejuuce" Daquan Somerled was not a very wise man, but he was an achiever. He did not die a hero's death, but he was an achiever. He basically wasn't a awesome dude, he ate breakfast everyday and went to work where he was bored out of his mind, and then he went to sleep and restarted the next day. I now realize that this may not be the best writing prompt that I could have used so I will now try to salvage what I can from this hole that I have dug myself into…

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    In 1999, Tim Westergren and two of his friends launched a company out of San Francisco called Savage Beast, which would later become Pandora (Pozen & Rosenfeld, 2009). Pandora was powered by the Music Genome Project. The Music Genome Project is a music discovery engine, and each song in the project’s library was analyzed by Pandora employees (Pozen & Rosenfeld, 2009). Pandora spent time and money building up their musical library in the project so that customers were enabled to listen to songs…

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    Beowulf Is Reckless

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    A hero is defined as a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. Based on this quote alone, it is quite clear that Beowulf - the protagonist of an Anglo-Saxon epic of the same name - is a hero. He fits the basic definition of what it means to be a hero. But, there is actually much more to Beowulf’s character. As Beowulf develops throughout the epic, his less appealing traits become clear to the reader. Through both his actions and his…

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    Beowulf Epic Hero

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    An epic hero is a brave and noble character in an epic poem, they are admired for great achievements. Beowulf is a hero in many ways, Beowulf is on a quest, he is strong, and his people look up to him. Beowulf is on a quest, in the beginning of the poem to kill Grendel. Grendel was feared by all men because he ate humans and attacked them in their sleep. Beowulf was pretty brave to kill Grendel on his own. Beowulf does not even use any weapons when he attacks Grendel, he only used his hand…

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    Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), also known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD) (Mosely, 2004), is an umbrella term for a variety of clinical presentations characterized by chronic persistent pain that is disproportionate to any preceding injury and that is not restricted anatomically to the distribution of a specific peripheral nerve. CRPS can be sub classified into two diagnostic subtypes: type I, in which no peripheral nerve injury can be identified, and type II, where symptoms are…

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