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    Trevor Marzbanian Arab Women Writers November 17, 2014 Final Paper “The Persian Rug” by Hanan al-Shaykh is a short story having to do with a child who’s parents are divorced. The narrator’s mother leaves her father in pursuit of the man she loved before her family forced her to marry the narrator’s father. The narrator battles with her feelings towards her mother. At first she seems to despise the woman for leaving her and her sister behind, but when she first sees her again she is overcome by…

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    For example, when Elisa talks to the Tinkerer, the narrator transitions from using honourable, powerful words to describe her, to words with subservient and compliant connotations. Elisa’s strong, squatting stance transitions to a position of kneeling, which symbolizes her transformation from being a dominant force to a subservient one. This new characterization is solidified when the narrator begins to compare Elisa to a “fawning dog,” which further…

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    Advantages of using knee wraps The primary purpose of a knee wrap is to help in protecting the lifter’s knees from injury. 1. Knee wraps help to preventing knee injury. They protect the knee joint and act as a reinforced set of tendons during the squatting to enhance the explosive power out of the bottom of the lift. In other words, they help to keep everything firm and in place. They also keep the knee joint warm and therefore better lubricated with synovial fluid. 2. They help you…

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    All Quiet on the Western Front and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder All Quiet on the Western Front causes its readers to imagine the horrors of war. "In the branches dead men are hanging. A naked soldier is squatting in the fork of a tree, he still has his helmet on, otherwise he is entirely unclad. There is only half of him sitting up there...and somewhere else is plastered a bloody mess that was once a human limb. Over there lies a body...” (Remarque 172-173). Reading quotes like this one…

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    Many Americans lack the motivation to engage in any form of physical activity. In fact, 27.5 percent of the United States population is considered to be obese, and 25.3 percent of the population in sedentary (“2014 Annual Report”). According to Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, children and adolescents (6-17 years old) are supposed to get 60 minutes or more of daily moderate intensity physical activity (“Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans”). They should get at least three days…

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    requiring hospitalization, episiotomies, and drugs. Birth can involve little to a high amount of technology in childbirth. With Scandinavia’s and Mayan’s, use of biomedical technologies is little. They give birth in natural positions (sitting or squatting). They also have birth attendants which are familiar to them, which help them through labor and for a duration after the birth. The men’s role during pregnancy varies among cultures. South American, horticultural groups, like Jivaro and the…

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    In sudden moments of peril judgment can often be clouded by survival instincts. In “The Seventh Man” by Haruki Murakami, the narrator is driven by this fear instinct that led to the death of his best friend K. The narrator should forgive himself because he is not at fault for the death of K. due to unexplainable obstructions, primal instinct, and to keep his own life. The situation where the narrator and his friend were placed in was indeed voluntary, they did go down to the beach while…

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    Egypt, one of the richest and most powerful civilizations in the world, Pyramid, especially the big Pyramid in Giza, is the most magnificent artificial building in history. Their large scale reflects the unique role of Pharaoh or the king in ancient Egyptian society. Although the construction of Pyramid from the beginning of the old Dynasty to the end of the Ptolemy era in the fourth Century ad, the peak of the construction of Pyramid started at the end of the Third Dynasty and lasted until…

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    your legs up in the air to increase blood flow to the brain. Avoid hot tubs and saunas. Avoid standing for a long time. If you have to stand for a long time, try: Crossing your legs. Flexing and stretching your leg muscles. Squatting. Moving your legs. Bending over. Drink enough fluid to keep your urine clear or pale…

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    lead singer and songwriter for the Dead Kennedys, ran for mayor of San Francisco in 1979. His political platform outraged people disallowing cars in the city, he also wanted to force business-people to wear clown suits to work, and was allowing ‘squatting’ in abandoned buildings. He finished fourth overall in the election of 10 candidates. I believe Biafra used this act as a way of rebellion against the current government platform, as well as he made a name for not only himself, but for the punk…

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