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    Unit 4 Fossil Blast Lab

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    observations were made from looking at the unknown fossil specimen. See the list of the observations that were made. Figure 4 Fossil Cladogram was then redrawn into the lab journal and a prediction was made on the fossil placement on the cladogram based on the observations. Next, an explanation of the reasons for the prediction was then recorded in the lab notebook. The four gene file were then downloaded onto the computer by going to the website listed below. Since the gene files will not open…

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    Article: Halliburton upbeat on 2018 as oil recovery spreads Authors: Nivedita Bhattacharjee, and Liz Hampton In my chosen article “Halliburton upbeat on 2018 as oil recovery spreads” the authors’ used ethos, pathos, and logos throughout the entire video, for the sole purpose of convincing their audience. Ethos can be identified by the authors’ statement that “Halliburton quarterly revenue spurted nearly fifty percentage higher and met the rebound in the energy sector”. This gives the audience…

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    should be large. According to the article, the flood had a very small chance of actually happening, which could have very easily given the residents of Louisiana no reason to worry. However, because of the exponential growth of global warming, the prediction failed and lead to the destruction of land. Not only, but many of the homes that were destroyed were not even in the predicted flood…

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    The prediction was repeated three times in the gospel; the disciples did not put it together that Jesus was the subject of the predictions. Mark also portrayed the disciples as having little faith. In Mark 4:35-41, the Calming of the Storm at Sea, the sea was violent; the boat was taking on water, the disciples were afraid…

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    Portrait Of Jesus Essay

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    The stories of Jesus are represented through the four New Testament Gospels: Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John. Each Gospel emphasizes on particular principles that represent Jesus differently. Jesus is seen as the suffering Messiah in all four Gospels, but each Evangelist puts in his own intake, hence expanding on the original Markan portrait of Jesus. The writers of the Gospels give their own theological assertions, and understandings, which in effect creates a new portrait of Jesus for each…

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    Karl Popper Philosophy

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    Considered one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century, Karl Popper is mostly known for his contribution to philosophy based on his scrutiny on the scientific method. Popper played an important role in combining the work of science and philosophy in attempts to uncover the truth. When Popper becomes a reader in logic and the scientific method is where we begin to see the emergence of the Popper we know, especially in the development of his views regarding science and philosophy. Unlike…

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    Hurricanes and earthquakes are both very catastrophic natural disasters. Hurricanes are huge whirling storms which produce winds of 119 kilometers per hour (74 mph) or higher (Stillman). Hurricanes are very disastrous and can rip trees out of the ground and can move a building from one place to another. An earthquake i.e. trembling or shaking of the ground is the result of the violent shifting of massive rocks underneath the Earth’s surface called tectonic plates (“My Big Book of Knowledge” 26).…

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    Pacific Norms Katzenstein and Okawara are constructivists. Constructivists believe that domestic normative context rather than international factors impact the decisions made by foreign policy ministers. Katzenstein and Okawara believe the normative structure and social context of Japan will prevent Japan from remilitarizing. The collapse of the Soviet Union put Japan’s role on the international stage in question and there was anxiety concerning Japan’s future willingness to use the military…

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    The first conflict is Odysseus being held captive on Calypso's island. Hermes however was sent from Zeus “to send him off with all good speed”(5.126). When Odysseus is finally released he faces another conflict: Poseidon. On his way back from Ethiopia, he saw Odysseus and was outraged; he wasn’t satisfied till he gave “[Odysseus] his swamping fill of trouble” by sending a huge storm that nearly drowns him(5.320). Ino and Athena helped him out during the storm and were able to get him safely on…

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    new societies and technologies while making predictions for what the what the world could be like in ten, twenty, or even hundreds of years (Stanger). Both Fahrenheit 451 and 1984 share insights to what Bradbury and Orwell believe to be the future. With similar character arcs between their main characters, the interference with the government, and the overall themes of the novels, both Fahrenheit 451 and 1984 provide excellence and accurate predictions for what the future could be. Guy Montag…

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