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    is able to extract the nectar from the flowers easily and so there is a limited chance of the butterfly dying as a result of starvation. Yet another advantage of the butterfly having a proboscis is that it can use it for a process known as pudding. During pudding, the butterfly lands on the ground and extends its proboscis to muddy puddles from which it can extract water and nutrients. This prevents death by…

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    1.0 Background of Cocolin Industries Sdn Bhd Cocolin Industries Sdn Bhd is a coconut-based manufacturer was legally established as a corporation in 1997 under the Companies Act 1965. Main objective for this company is to participate in the government and to make a serious and sincere effort to grow food industry as a specific example in Sarawak. Cocolin has the goal and commitment to produce safe and good quality food for consumers. The Cocolin’s factory is located at a rural area nearby to…

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    The earliest stone tool, created in Ethiopia 2.33 mya , marked the beginning of the struggle for control within mankind (Kimbel and Johanson 449). Born with an innate knowledge, and from “the beginning […], knowing almost nothing” (Arcadia,1.4. 47), human beings’ blissful ignorance of reality limits knowledge. With the opportunity to discover new knowledge one is able to gain experience from both the self and the universe. Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia, is a colourful comedy with dreary undertones.…

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    Thoreau considers the Canadian woodchopper to be his best company and it seems as though this can be attributed to the simple and content lifestyle this man leads, even using phrases such as “‘No, I like it well enough’”, (Thoreau, 92) when responding to Thoreau. A response of this accessible form almost stupefies Thoreau, even resulting in his referring to the Canadian as a “metaphysical puzzle” (94). Yet at the same time, the woodchopper pushes Thoreau to reconsider the purpose of extravagant…

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    to the soul than material riches. Before his adventure, Ebenezer Scrooge complained to his nephew the morning of Christmas Eve, “If I could work my will, every idiot who goes about with ‘Merry Christmas’ on his lips should be boiled with his own pudding, and buried with a stake of holly through his heart. He should!” At the end of his adventure, by the dawn of Christmas Day, he awoke a changed man and a champion for the Christmas spirit, not just on Christmas Day, but all year.…

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    Jane Eyre's Influence For millions of years, women have been treated as inferior to males in society. It has taken many brave women and men to speak up and fight for equal opportunity and respect for all. During the struggle for equality, many important lessons have been revealed for women to build confidence and gain respect. Jane Eyre inspired women when it was written, and still does today. Bronte taught that one's will determines their destiny, life does not have limits for people who take…

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    The most important holiday in Mexico is the Day of the Dead, El Día de Los Muertos. Surprisingly, this holiday is anything but depressing. In the weeks before, Mexicans excitedly prepare to welcome the souls of the dead, who come back each year to visit the living. From October 31 through November 2 this year, I attended this fiesta with my roommate Manuel. By sharing Day of the Dead activities in his family’s home, in the marketplace, and in a cemetery, I have observed that Mexicans, unlike…

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    Stella's Funeral

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    available. Experiences like this have stimulated in me a great interest in the history of Ireland, a desire that I wish to further pursue in the near future. By visiting multiple castles, diving headfirst into traditional foods (aside from blood pudding, my fear of which I have yet to overcome), speaking to locals, and trekking all over the different hills and plains, I got a broad sense of Ireland’s culture. As I write this, I cannot ignore the excitement I feel thinking about the prospect of…

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    Music and dance in Madagascar is more impromptu and it is not uncommon to see someone express themselves emotionally through song and dance, or for a group of villagers to get together and play. As this is more of a jam scenario there is more concern among the musicians about keeping rhythm than exploring linear chord progressions or melodic patterns (Koskoff). Finally, modern Malagasy music does incorporate the traditional instruments and techniques listed above. But a band composed of modern…

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    Family In Palestine

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    Palestine is a misjudged country. It's not just a hotbed of terrorists the majority of the people just want to live their lives in peace with their family. Palestine’s social custom and tradition are similar to other Arabian countries. Palestine was a rural agricultural society but due to modernization Palestine change with its education level and social customs. Family is the most important unit in Palestinian society because the Palestinian government does not provide loans so Palestinian…

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