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    Confucianism and Daoism: Comparing Primary Documents Based on the tenants each religious philosophy, Documents A and D represent the Confucian tradition and Documents B and C represent the Taoist tradition. Both traditions set forth major principles for living as an individual and within the community. Major topics include punishment, weapons, conflict, leading, virtue, and crime. Each respective set of principles seeks to make the world virtuous by its own standards. Confucianism reflects the…

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    The current turmoil in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is arguably the greatest example of the unintended consequences of human greed and cruelty. The DRC had every potential to flourish, with enormous mineral reserves, a lush, tropical climate, and access to trade routes through the coast and the Congo River. The legacy of European colonialism in the country lead to disaster, however, and the Congo’s untapped potential remains untapped, as the country remains unstable, destitute, and…

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    orange lighting was so dim that Quinn couldn't figure out how Black Bird could read at all,” (Baxter, 2). Another example is “... and I saw him near a window whose slatted light fell across the face of a feverish young woman who lay on a bed under mosquito netting. She was resting quietly with her eyes closed and her hand rising to her forehead in an almost unconscious gesture. She was very thin. You could see it in her skinny-veined forearms and her prominent cheekbones. On one cheekbone was a…

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    Sal Paradise On The Road

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    experience with intense emotions as he says“ I realize the jungle takes you over and you become it,”(294). As personifying the jungle, Sal inadvertently admits that he, or his thought process, is becoming rotten and infected as jungles are with mosquitos, filth, and…

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    I could hear nothing but an owl howling from the distance, and I was just about to end the day with a good night’s sleep. I step up into my elevated tent, moving the cover aside to step onto the wooden floor got in my sleeping bag, and laid the mosquito netting over me. I then fell down onto my cot and started to go to sleep, hearing nothing but quiet crickets and the occasional owl that hooted in the distance near another campsite. “Good night” I whispered silently to my tent mate Jesse, who…

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    I bet this isn't the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of something that has a detrimental effect on the environment, Invasive Species. Invasive Species can include any type of living organism that is not native to a certain ecosystem which can cause harm to that newly inhabited ecosystem. The harm that can cause doesn't always just affect the environment but the economy and even human health. Invasive species cause harm to a newly inhabited ecosystem in many different ways.…

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    Zika Virus Crisis

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    like public buildings (including hospitals), have only intermittent running water; the result of an ongoing drought and years of inadequate investment and maintenance,” (Gibbs 1). Water that is stored because of the drought can become inhabited by mosquitos carrying the Zika Virus. This makes exposure to the Zika Virus almost impossible to avoid. Civilians need to be provided by the government with ways to keep their water clean and an abundance of repellent and…

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    When the parasite is injected from the mosquito to the host body, it takes the form of a merozoite (2). A merozoite is a small sporozoan trophozoite that is produced asexually and is capable of reproducing by schizogony (2). Tests by scientific groups have determined different surface protein that help the protozoa in its attachment of the red blood cells (2). MSP-7, MSP-3, MSP-1, and other proteins have been identified, however, there function is not fully known. It is believed that they…

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    1732 Dbq Analysis

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    spread around by flies. In document A, it states, “In 1732, a yellow fever outbreak occurred due to the clearing of pine trees on Yamacraw Bluff” . When they cleared the trees, it left big holes which filled with water, which are breeding grounds for mosquitos. In document G, The Salzburgers were talking about the flies. They referred to them as “The little vermin and little flies” The fact that the salzburgers talked about the flies being vermin helps connect the flies and yellow fever…

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    Abstract: Neglected tropical diseases are a medically diverse group of tropical infections which are especially common in low-income populations in developing regions of Africa, Asia, and the Americas. They are caused by a variety of pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, protozoa and helminths. Different organizations define the set of diseases differently. In sub-Saharan Africa, the impact of these diseases as a group is comparable to malaria and tuberculosis. Some of these diseases have known…

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