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    to regulate emotions. There are close ties between the amgydala, psychopathy, and lack of emotion (Bartol, 2011). This concerns Whitman because to shoot down your loving wife and mother along with bystanders had to have taken an absence of emotion and is similar to acts that a sociopath may commit. In multiple mass murder cases it has been found that the perpetrator had something wrong with their brain, suggesting a pattern between defects in the brain and this specific type of crime. The tumor was aggressive and pressing up against a key part of the brain. He had complained of headaches and in his suicide letter seemed to be very confused about his own actions in his suicide note (Midd, 2000). This all suggests that even if it was not the main cause, his brain tumor may have been a large contributor to his actions and may have been what pushed Whitman over the edge and commit such an act of violence. The combination of factors placed on Charles Whitman put him at a high risk to engage in criminal behavior. What took place on August 1, 1996 was an unfortunate compilation of Whitman’s environment and biological…

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    немедленно померк в коротковских глазах, и пол легонечко качнулся под ногами. >> (Bulgakov, p271) This hyperbole presents the extent of Korotkov’s disorientation. It is not just his mind and vision that are compromised; the character cannot trust his feeling of surroundings either. Furthermore, it could be argues that Korotkov’s misinterpretations only occur in the offices, there are no evident proof that he is delirious at home, just drunk. This could lead to the arguing statement that…

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    realizes that her family is being murdered, so she tries to manipulate the Misfit with compliments in order to save herself. She had no concern for her family as neither did the Misfit. The grandmother is the bigger hypocrite in the story considering she only wishes to save herself in a life or death situation. Her values changed completely when being held at a gun point. The misfit sees no good in anyone or anything he does not feel sorry for the family nor does he feel sympathy for the…

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    Centauri is a large globular cluster with an estimated star count between five and ten million. With a length spanning over 170 light years, this globular cluster is the largest discovered in our galaxy. The stars that comprise the cluster are so densely packed that they are separated on average by only 0.1 light years. In contrast to other globular clusters, Omega Centauri is so different that astronomers suggest the origin of the cluster is a core remnant of another galaxy that was absorbed…

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    Stars Compare And Contrast

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    Well, without stars, we wouldn’t be here at all. At the beginning of the universe, the only elements that existed were hydrogen, some helium, and trace amounts of lithium. All other naturally occurring elements were formed during the life and death of stars. At the end of a star’s life, much of its matter is blown into space, where it provides the gas and dust for building new stars, planets, and everything on them, including our bodies. It is the ongoing cycle of star birth and death that has…

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    Immortalization Of Pompeii Essay

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    Over the centuries, the city was abandoned and forgotten as the memory of Pompeii became nothing but a legend passed throughout generations by word of mouth. Despite the fact that the ancient objects from Pompeii were discovered sporadically, the city itself was not found until the 18th century. Ever since, excavations have gone deeper into the city’s mysterious secrets. Archaeological finds reveal how people lived during that time, as well as how they died during the…

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    Osh B Gosh Case Study

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    Kosh b’Gosh. The store is located at Tanger Outlet in Gonzales at 2400 Tanger boulevard #151, Gonzales, LA 70737. The construction of the building consists of sheetrock and steel. The ceiling of the building is open, meaning that there are no tiles to separate the air duct and the insulation. This can seem dangerous because insulation is flammable, but the ceiling is higher than most other stores around it that have the tiles separating the air duct. The occupancy is considered to be a…

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    Bird By Bird Book Analysis

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    Bird by Bird, well that sounds like word by word, and that’s exactly what this book is about. Anne Lamott is trying to teach future writers, including those just taking an English course, that writing is a process that we can only take word by word. Bird by Bird – Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott was published on September 28, 1994 and was intended for those taking a writing course or those trying to become future writers. Anne Lamott tries to connect to the reader, on a…

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    Theatre Architecture Essay

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    theatre but it was demolished in 1971 in order to accommodate for a new dramatic arts space. The growing city needed a more modern approach to theatrical design and so the city council appointed Architects, Law & Dunbar-Naismith to commission a much larger and practical public realm for Inverness: Eden Court Theatre. The project consists of a new, modernist building that connects directly onto the existing Episcopal Palace that is situated on the beautiful banks of the river Ness. The palace…

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    KUBASAKI HIGH SCHOOL I. Roof Roof leakage is one of the major issues plaguing the high school, except for bldgs. 1406, 1433 and 1437, all other buildings experiences roof leakage during rainfall. Buildings 1402 and 1408 are more egregious than others. In addition, with 1408 housing the main office, IC and Server localities, and leakage is problematic as it can lead to excessive loss of learning materials, i.e. computers and servers. More so, leakage within the main offices presents a…

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