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    Poison ivy is a condition in which the skin has an allergic reactions caused by a substance called "urushiol" resin on leaves, stems, and roots of Ivy. Ivy is a type of shrub that can cause severe skin irritations (contact dermatitis). The Poison Ivy affected skin may become dry, red, or burnt. When trees are burned, the smoke from the burning results can affect your lungs. The best way to avoid Poison Ivy is by way of avoiding such plants. Learn to identify trees of ivy and avoid contact as little as possible. Use gloves, long-sleeved clothing and long pants while travelling to the middle of the nature or while gardening to reduce the possibility of a hit by Poison Ivy. Usually, the rash will disappear within 2 to 3 weeks. If the disruption…

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    busy scratching. You were all allergic to poison ivy, just like seven out of every ten people in the United States. What is poison ivy and what do you do about it? Poison ivy is a vine that grows through the United States and is known for its distinctive three leaves, each having its own stem. It normally grows along the edges of woodland areas where it gets needed sunshine. The plant produces a resin, called urushiol, which causes extreme dermatitis when exposed to one’s skin. Within a few…

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    Poison Ivy Research Paper

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    Poison ivy typically grows as a vine or shrub, and it can be found throughout much of North America. It grows in open fields and wooded areas. It can also be found in urban areas like parks or backyards. Poison ivy plants usually have leaf arrangements that are sorted in groups of three leafs. The color and shape of the leaves may also vary depending upon the exact species of the plant as well as other things such as where its located and the time of year. The plant may have green flowers and…

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    Who Is Harley Quinn

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    Original Orgin Story In Batman: The Animated Series (est; 1992), Paul Dini, the creator of the now lovable Harley Quinn, decided Joker needed a more prominent henchman, or maybe even a henchwoman. The inspiration of the character came from one of Paul Dini's dear friend, Arleen Sorkin, in 'Days of Our Lives' where she dressed up in a jester costume and had the voice and look inspiration he needed to make Harley Quinn. When Harley's design was complete and ready to be put into Bruce Timm's…

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    The Dark Night trilogy set the gold standard for the characters Batman, and the Joker. Every casual movie goer or critic would tell you that the most recent portrayal of each of these characters isn’t as good as the Dark Night Trilogy characters. With the flop of Man of Steel, and Batman vs. Super Man, Warner Brothers, the company making DC films, wanted to take a lot of control away from directors, and unfortunately the first movie to take such directions was 2016’s “Suicide Squad” by David…

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    1966, DC Comics introduced the world to a psychotic plant loving Poison Ivy. According to Wikipedia, "Poison Ivy's origins were revised in Secret Origins #36, 1988, written by Neil Gaiman." In this story, Poison Ivy, previously known as Pamela Isley, studied advanced botanical biochemistry at a university in Seattle. There, she was seduced by her professor, Dr. Jason Woodrue. Woodrue used her in one of his experiments and injected plant and animal based toxins into her. These poisons not only…

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    The Sirens VS. Poison Ivy: Bet Your Guess If you don’t commit crimes, kill, or back stab people (I mean not figuratively and figuratively) are you a villain? A villain is a a cruelly malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime. Although some people imagine that the Sirens, who are from the Odyssey, really use trickery, murder, and power, they are really villainous, yet, one can also argue that they are only doing this for fun or to survive. Where’s the villain trait in…

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    since the animals were perfectly fine from the fruit, because for Beah it was either starve to death or eat the fruit that might be poisonous. While him eating over twelve of the fruit, he started remember about his grandfather knowledge on medicinal leaves, “He would point out medicinal leaves and trees whose barks were important medicines…I looked around the forest for the one of the medicinal leaves that Grandfather has said removes poison from the body. I might need it if the fruit I had…

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    It defines what liquid nicotine is as well as giving information on symptoms and how individuals can be poisoned. I also included other photos and quotes to help break up the information within the brochure. I tried to keep each section very short and to the point because people often become discouraged to read a whole brochure if there is an overwhelming amount of text. I also included important numbers to know such as poison control, 911, and center for disease control. I am hoping that with…

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    The play, Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, begins and ends with death by poison, but furthermore poison is a powerful tool that Claudius utilizes to murder, figuratively taint minds, and cause political corruption. The play grows out of a serious murder, the poisoning of the king. The former king, King Hamlet, was not only murdered, but murdered by his brother who has now taken over the throne. The man who now sits on the throne begins his reign built on lies and deceptions, ruling as a result of…

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