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    figure is staring at you while walking away from the chimney and the barbed wire fence behind it. This artwork is drawn with ink on paper. Boyd has used different thicknesses of lines and strokes. The length of the lines also varies as some lines are short strokes while others are long. The varying nature of the strokes creates interest in the artwork. This artwork has many influences ranging from other artists to Boyd’s own experiences in world war 2. Boyd was conscripted…

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    neoclassical age. He redesigned the letters by making the hairlines thin, adding generous thick strokes, sharpening the serifs and creating a vertical axis. All of these factors helped increase legibility and made the design more pleasing to the eye. Intially, the transitional…

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    Affirmation And Coloring

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    Cognitive Behaviour Theory Affirmation and Coloring Cognitive theory is an approach to psychology that attempts to explain human behavior by understanding your thought processes. It looks at behavioral factors, environmental factors and personal factors and focuses on psychological problems (depression, anxiety, eating disorders, anger, panic, fear) Cognitive theory helps patients learn self-help skills and express them through activities such as coloring. Coloring should be used in other…

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    Impressionism was the response to the creation of paint tubes and the box easel. In 1874, several artists, including Manet, Monet and Degas, exhibited their own art in order to show off a new style of painting. Because the artists used short brush strokes, the critics deemed the paintings unfinished and sloppy. Ignoring the criticism, Claude Monet continued to paint these messy masterpieces. He and several other artists paved the way to Post-Impressionism which included the famous Vincent van…

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    athletes from playing in their sports. It is not likely for any winter athletes to get the illness. Sports like football, soccer, and cross country will experience these hot conditions. Some symptoms of this illness are heat cramps, syncope, exhaustion, stroke, hyponatremia, and dehydration. These symptoms most likely occur in hot or humid weather, but they sometimes get overlooked. It recommended that athletes train in 1 to 2 hours of heat that will resemble their event heat…

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    Nursing Process Analysis

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    The purpose of diagnosing is to interpret and analyze patient data to identify patient strengths and health problems that nursing intervention can prevent or resolve (Taylor, et al, 2011, p. 245). My first priority nursing diagnostic statement is stroke; the sudden death of some brain cells due to lack of oxygen when the blood flow to the brain is impaired by blockage or rupture of an artery to the brain causing hemiparesis. Left-sided weakness results from injury to the right side of the brain,…

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    taped her talking and played the tape back to her. She said that she lost her identity because her voice was part of her identity. People have said she sounded Slovokian, Italian, French Canadian, but people most recently say that she sounds Jamaican("Stroke Gives Woman Foreign Accent.") A lot of people think Foreign Accent Syndrome is fake. Some question if Foreign Accent Syndrome is real or if they are being fooled into believing someone mysteriously had an accent change. Foreign Accent…

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    The earliest automobiles were powered by steam; however, it was a very poor power source due to its price, weight, start-up times, and tendency to explode. The development of automobiles was limited until a better power source was established. In 1834 the first practical motor was developed by Moritz Jacobi (Doppelbauer). Even though this was a motor the motor wasn’t strong enough to drive an automobile. In 1884 a man named Thomas Parker built the first practical electric automobile (“World's…

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    Soda Tooth Decay

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    Several studies have shown that drinking soda on a regular basis has negative health effects on the body. In the colleges of Dubai, they ran an experiment on adolescent females. 275 students were randomly selected. In this study, they passed out questionnaires, collected body measurements, blood, and urine samples. The study showed that there is a significant difference in tooth decay between drinkers and non-soda drinkers. That being that drinking soda can lead to tooth decay. between…

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    Paper On Guernica

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    Art is the key to the expression of the artist’s thoughts and their feelings. The strokes of the brush, the depth, and intent in the strokes have a message to share with the viewer. It is for this that the aim of this paper is to look at Pablo Picasso’s 1937 painting Guernica. Upon first glance, the painting is filled with straight lines that are both horizontal and vertical. These are used in the creation of scenarios where everything seems to be in symmetry. Furthermore, the painting seems to…

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