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I found your thread to be very concise and straightforward, and it clearly identifies the dilemma facing Frederick. For starters, it is very sad and unfortunate that Frederick’s trusted professors were not really trustworthy, and that they did not hesitate to take advantage of him for worldly gains…money. I share your opinion that Frederick should approach the dilemma with alternative dispute resolution as a first step in opening the lines of communication between the parties so that perhaps a…

seems to be getting on the road, after only three and a half hours of play, everything is suddenly over again, and we feel left hanging. In view of the long production time and the high revenues, we expected something more. Can Act 2 resume the loose thread, the story around the teenager Shae and…

Why All Children Should Have A Trampoline A trampoline. Many children want it, not so many have it. The gracefulness of jumping in the fluorescent rays of sun can strengthen an immune system, fighting off the bad stuff. Jumping on the springy tarp feeling like you are touching the clouds. Breaking legs? Maybe, but just a little supervision can help that! Trampolining is the most effective, fun way of exercising for the whole family! The most common way of getting hurt at home is trampolining.…

What invention had the greatest impact on history why? What is the Spinning Jenny? The spinning jenny, is a spinning frame, and was one of the key developments in the industrialization of weaving during the early industrial revolution. It was invented in 1764 by James Hargreaves in Stanhill, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire in England. The spinning jenny increased the speed of weaving created a new problem because it now took three spinners to keep up with one weaver. It is claimed that one day his…

"Girl in an oven" by- Sarah Jeanette Smith is about a young girl that as a freshman in college who started working as a forest service firefighter. She wanted nothing else than to be treated the same and receive the same task as the men in her team since she was the only woman. So with will power and determination, she proudly proved to them that she can successfully the task's they do and at the same pace. When I read this story I instantly connected with it as you know my grandfather owns a…

In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the two main characters display the classic romantic relationship that is often portrayed as what a couple should strive for. Thus, many of the ideas presented in the tragedy about “true love” are romanticized in modern society, leading to an idealized toxicity in which the participants are extremely codependent and fail to take notice of their own personal well being. Juliet’s toxic love for Romeo manifests in her desire to always have him by her side in a way…

life, and family matters. This specific commercial involves a frustrated, and broken family, that only comes together as one for dinner. The Bernas Rice Company, made it seem as though, the rice is what was keeping this family hanging together by a thread. In the end, the family settles…

Quilting enthusiasts in Overland Park, KS know there’s only one spot for all of their quilting supplies and accessories: Quilted Memories. Just as impressive as the store is the company’s website, where you’ll find everything you need to design an unforgettable quilt. At the top of your shopping list are materials. At the Quilted Memories online store, you’ll find batting in different materials, including 100 percent cotton, cotton and wool blends, wool, silk, and polyester. One of the most…

Mary Bennett is a rather intriguing character. I find that Austen’s prose is always providing a judgement of her, yet I wonder if that judgement reflects a lack of understanding on the author and protagonist themselves. Take the following lines for example: Her sister Mary, who having, in consequence of being the only plain one in the family, worked hard for knowledge and accomplishments, was always impatient for display (17). In this characterization, Mary comes off as both unattractive and…

Descartes introduced metaphysical considerations: the immutability of the lawgiver God, whose action is always constant because otherwise would be imperfect, and imperfection is unthinkable in relation to divinity (Henry, 2004, p. 100). In other words, laws of nature are causal because they derive from God’s immutable character. This God, however, differed from the voluntarist God of Ockham’s tradition. In fact, when Descartes founded his laws of nature upon God’s immutability, guaranteed that…