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caused him to be engulfed in anger. Cholly’s only thoughts were hatred. Hatred is something awful and ugly and since Cholly only felt hatred he was thought of as ugly. However, Pauline had not noticed it at first on page 116 it says “Instead of ignoring her infirmity, pretending it was not there, he made it seem like something special and endearing.” Cholly had made Pauline feel special something she never experienced growing up and only one of the factors that made her fall in love with Cholly. However that love did not stay for to long because the ugliness that Cholly had had spread to Pauline, “He begin to make me madder than anything I knowed, and I couldn’t keep hands off him” (pg 123) the once sweet young couple had turned into a abusive one and the cause of this is Cholly’s ugliness, Cholly’s hatred. The spread of the ugliness had not ended yet though. Consequently, Cholly’s ugliness had spread to his children. Pauline didn’t want her kids to grow up and become like Cholly so she beat them. At the same time she had also let that be an outlet of her hatred and loneliness. To demonstrate on page 128 it says “ Into her son she beat a loud desire to run away, and into her daughter she beat a fear of growing up, fear of other people, fear of other people, fear of life”. Cholly had affected his family in way that they only know hatred and negative feelings. Cholly’s action were no better than his thoughts or his effects on other people. In a society where the man…

technological shrinkage of the world, but also other factors such as biological and environmental. Environmental globalism can be explained by the changing of climate forcing populations to move to different geographical locations. In fact, “the human species began to leave its place of origin, Africa, about 1.25 million years ago and reach the Americas sometime between 30,000 and 13,000 years ago” (Keohane and Nye, 3). Biological globalism can be seen throughout history many times. Examples of…

The stage varies due to some factors like the stage of your tumor, the size of your tumor and the prevalence of the tumor whether it has spread to the distant organs or just to the lymph. What are the main characteristics of the four primary stages (I, II, III or IV) of mesothelioma? 1- Stage I It is hard to catch mesothelioma at this point of early development because patients with stage I mesothelioma do not have symptoms. Patients with this stage of mesothelioma may live 4 years or longer if…

It was very difficult to pick a short story this week. I like all of them. However. the one I chose was Flannery O’Connor “A Good Man is Hard to find”. For starters, the title caught my attention and was eager to find out the details. There are many different elements of literature in the short story like the symbol (the grandmother hat), themes (the definition of a good man), and motif which is used to help the theme. An example of this in the story would be that a good man was easier to come…

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Training the remainder of the staff will be significantly less by doing the training in the office before office hours. This training will be spread out over two mornings before the clinic opens to patients. There will be no overtime and we will be providing breakfast for the staff. This training will be conducted by Nancy Drew and will include use of the STEADI assessment tool, The Get Up and Go test, and the 4 Stage Balance test, as well as training the patient care coordinator to included…

culture’” (30). This terrifying notion of the adman being a cult leader shows how detached he is from the product he is selling because he identifies himself more with the brand. Is this not similar to spreading the word and trying to get others to believe a product you are selling? Perhaps this idea also portrays corporations as viruses that seek to find a host in order to spread to a larger population, leading to a pandemic of branded goods. The same corporate consciousness Klein describes…

Answer of first part of question :Money Is any verifiable item or record generally acceptable as a payment for goods and services and debt repayment in a given country or social and economic context. It is a means of exchange; account unit; a store value, a deferred payment criterion. Any verifiable record that fulfills these functions can be considered as perfection Answer of 2nd part of question : history of different kinds of money In past people used barter. They were given a commodity for…

Tools such as texting and e-mailing have allowed for faster communication, causing the world to seem smaller. From the generic cell phones that only make calls to phones with simple additions such as texting, cameras, and a variety of apps, the way we communicate has been transformed. Not only can one communicate faster, but one can also converse with those across the globe. An example of high-speed communication is the news report, a forum where information travels quickly. Minutes after a…

general, nurses are afraid of reporting the error. As a result, the mistakes are not corrected and the consequences can be drastic. Firstly, in order to avoid such behavior of the nurses, it is important to keep the cases of mistakes private and not to divulge the information about both the nurse that committed the mistake and the patient that suffers. Such step will help the nurse to avoid any additional psychological pressure from both the colleagues and the patients and, therefore, feel less…