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    The Spotted Wing Drosophila fly (SWD) is a quickly spreading across the United States of America. As SWD numbers get larger the number of fruit crops gets smaller. Aijun Zhang, a chemist working with the Agriculture Research Service, Invasive Insect Biocontrol, and the Behavior Laboratory in Beltsville Maryland, has found a solution to the SWD problem, Methyl benzoate. Methyl benzoate is emitted by snapdragons and petunias, to attract bees. SWD, unlike bees, is repelled from Methyl benzoate,…

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    When a person gives you advice and another gives different advice sometimes you don’t know which advice to go with. Like with Perseus and how Athene gave him advice on how to kill Medusa. Another immortal gave Perseus advice, the nymphs and how the advised Perseus to not go kill Medusa because she will turn them into stone. Advice is something a person gives to you that you may use for the rest of your life. For starters say if you want to lose weight a person says go to the gym but another…

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    By giving this respect to a local deity, it also extends to the physical place and nature. This raises the status of nature both in the time of Aeneas and in the time of the Roman reader. Following Tiberinus’ speech, Aeneas prays to the gods and nymphs and then prepares his fleet for sailing…

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION The cocoa plant, Theobroma cacao was introduced into Malaysia in 1950 for commercial planting and follow by grindings industry in 1973. Both activity of cocoa was influence position and perspective of Malaysia and it will become producing and processing country that provides cocoa. Other than oil palm and rubber industry, the one of the commodity crop in Malaysia is cocoa industry (Azhar I and Lee. M. T, 2004). Unfortunately, the area of cocoa plantation on 1989 is 414 236 ha…

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    quote was stated by Orpheus. Orpheus and Eurydice who were young and in love. Two names that will do anything ,for they were inseparable. ‘‘Love is stronger than death’’. It had all begun when Orpheus fell in love with Eurydice, who was a nymph. They young lovers were overjoyed with each other while fooling around in the meadows. Until she was chased by one of Apollo’s son. She tried to escape from him,so she sprinted as fast as possible. However, in the end death took her early by a…

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    By the turn of the seventeenth century, European powers had begun to form colonies abroad, forcing the subjugated peoples into a lesser societal role. With the contrasting characters of Ariel and Caliban, Shakespeare intended to show a viewpoint contrary to that held the English upper class at the time -- that the enslaved, or the colonized, were not inherently inferior to their masters or colonizers. Indeed, Caliban serves as a symbol of England’s colonized peoples; Ariel suits the purpose of…

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    A Separate Peace by John Knowles expresses biblical allusions and Greek mythology through most of the primary characters. The figures of Adam and Eve, Judas, Apollo, Pan, Phthonus, and Jesus are all strongly alluded to throughout the book within the characters of Gene, Finny, Leper and Brinker. This will be strongly demonstrated through the following comparisons of Greek myths and biblical stories and, the events that surround the characters of A Separate Peace. The story of Adam and Eve is…

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    describing science as a suffocating entity, that it crushes the dreams for those with passion and morality. From lines 9-14, he introduces us to Greek mythology. His foundation within “Sonnet—_To Science” is set upon such mythical creatures because these nymphs and goddesses were seen as true before science started forming facts and theories with realities. We also notice a pattern that we can find said creatures in trees, woodlands, and rivers, locations where science is easily associated with.…

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    ancient Romans dating back to a time between 20 BC and 20 AD. Both myths tell a tale of a handsome young man who only wants to spend time with himself, which is what ultimately kills him. Narcissus was the son of the river god cephisus and the nymph liriope. He was known for his beauty. There are two versions of the myth. The Greek version says aminias was a young man who fell in love with narcissus who had already spurned his male suitors. Aminias was also spurned, and then narcissus gave…

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    reunion, mourning and grieving over the fact that family is not whole. Ever since the beginning of The Odyssey, Homer constantly pushes the plot by providing motivation for Odysseus: Penelope and Telemachus. Despite the years spent with beautiful nymph Calypso, Odysseus never fails to grieve over the absence of his beloved wife Penelope. Odysseus is impelled to go back to Ithaca because he wants to be with his family, therefore change the absence to presence. Addition to his dreadful emotional…

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