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    ignorance” (Collins, Folk Medicine). Folk medicine is similar to herbal medicine and what is also known today as alternative medicine. Another modern term for Folk medicine is traditional medicine. In the book of Herbal Medicine, mentions the concept of herbal medicine and the introduction to its history. According to this book, traditional medicine is “The knowledge, skills and practices based on the theories, beliefs and experiences indigenous to different cultures, used in the maintenance of…

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    Appalachian Folk Medicine

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    homemade remedies with superstition and religious beliefs. Appalachian folk medicine started from the need for health care. In pre-industrial Appalachia, doctors and modern medicine were rare and inaccessible as well as expensive, so people relied on traditional home remedies and superstitious practices to alleviate pain and to cure diseases. Practices such as using turpentine and brown…

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    parts quickly, however the assembly time was slowing down production, and thus driving up the costs. What Ford came up with was a method of production and management that involves the usage of assembly-line production strategies (as opposed to the traditional method of the time) to make low-cost, easily reproducible products in mass volume, while at the same time maintaining employee morale through higher incentives and top-down management. In other words, it entailed an assembly-line production…

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    Known for its liver healing properties, milk thistle has a storied past in folk medicine. It typically grows 2 to 7 feet high and has spiny leaves. Native to Europe, milk thistle was once used as a food and a medicine. English gardeners used the leaves like lettuce and its roost like the oyster plant. Stalks were cooked like asparagus, and the roasted seeds were prepared like coffee. The History of Milk Thistle While milk thistle was used for thousands of years in European folk medicine, it…

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    The process of doing an audience analysis involves being able to identifying and adapt in order to able to present the information to an audience properly (Adler, Rodman, & du Pre, 2014). In understanding the audience a speaker has a better awareness of how to approach the subject without alienating them. Being able to adapt to the environment allows for a better way for the speech to reach the audience. Also allows for the speaker to decide in what form they wish to present the information.…

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    WALL-E: Waste Allocation

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    The plot centers on a robot called WALL-E (short for Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class) whose job is to collect garbage on Earth due to years of mass over consumption. After years of collecting garbage, WALL-E (voice Ben Burtt) grows a certain behavior as he collects things to decorate his home and develops an affection for ‘Hello Dolly’ which he watches on a VHS tape time and time again. From the video, WALL-E seemingly learns the ideas of holding hand and falling in love. One day,…

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    Many remember the movie WALL-E, consisting of a world that had become a barren waste land, with nothing but scattered garbage and pollutants everywhere. The environment had been completely destroyed, and scientist deemed that Earth was no longer safe to be inhabited. Therefore, they sent the entire population into space, leading to them living their lives through technological devices. Everyone was bed ridden, relying on robots to perform their daily tasks for them. There was no more conversing,…

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    All over the world, music is a part of almost people that they can’t live without it. Classical music, folk music, non-lyrical music are some of the most beautiful kinds of music. Music can help people boosting their moods, encouraging, or refreshing them. However, everything always come out with two categories: “good and bad”. In recently world, music runs along with the trend taste of young people. The desires are increasing, so three quarters of the songs come out with non-sense lyrics songs,…

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    Unfortunately the statistics in this domain too paint a grim picture. Results indicate that ‘Indigenous Australians have considerably lower numeracy and literacy levels than the non-Indigenous population, significantly higher school absenteeism rates, and lower school completion outcomes’ (Bandias et al., 2013, cited in Cuervo et al., 2015, p.8). Additionally, the situation in regional and remote communities is even worse. On the one hand there is a general decline in the quality of education in…

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    Traditional medicine plays a major role in the healthcare system in rural sectors of India. This type of medicine involves the utilization of herbal products to maintain balance in one’s body to prevent illness. The medicinal traditions of Ayurveda and Siddha have been considered to be originated in India and have played an important role in the healthcare system for many centuries after previously being used for therapeutic purposes. “The World Health Organization estimated that 80% of the…

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