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    A Bell Jar The notion of ideal gender roles that have been brought up by the post-world war two era are self-evident in the novel, The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. The title of the novel itself represents how the protagonist, Esther, feels about the pressure of holding up to proper feminine decorum put into place by society. This is obvious when Esther begins to explain about her life choices, as represented by the fig tree, where each fig is a path that Esther can choose to live, however choosing…

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    The 39 Steps Analysis

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    In Livermore High School’s rendition of “The 39 Steps,” originally an Alfred Hitchcock movie turned theatrical production in 2005, the lively actors successfully bring to life a comedic twist on the classic Hitchcock style. “The 39 Steps” is riddled with clever references to famous Hitchcock films, making the rendition very playful. The theatrical play of “The 39 Steps” differs mostly from the movie because, unlike every Hitchcock film, it does not take itself seriously. The play is meant to be…

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    In the article “Hollywood Warms to Asian Movies, American-Style,” by Renee Graham, she discusses Hollywood’s trend of remaking Asian movies into English. She informs readers that movies such as The Grudge and Shall We Dance? were both based on Japanese originals. Major studios are continuing to snap up the rights to films from South Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong with the intention of remaking them with American actors (Graham 229). Throughout the article, Graham outlines the pros and cons of…

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    in my eyes are also very annoying, not major pain however, but a small aching pain that doesn't go away. Small tremors happen every so often, similar to someone shaking from being cold, except in just my hands. Some people can even have fatigue, vertigo, nausea, double vision, pain the their back and in severe cases, blindness and even paralysis. This is all because MS affects nerve impulses, eating away at the protective coating around neurons, which weakens the impulses sent out of the brain.…

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    A lot of people like a nice spy film, Action, danger, love, suspense. If I told you North by North West was one of the first spy films, would you believe it? North by Northwest influenced the bond films and the styling of the spy film in general, in plot structure, tropes, and even a set piece. The man on the run plot structure is the same where our hero quickly shows his word play at the beginning of the film while playing nice with the quickly identified villain as some plot elements develop…

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    Since opening for business over 20 years ago, the team at Dalton Ear, Nose & Throat Associates has been providing patients of all ages with top-notch care. Known throughout the Dalton, GA, area for their commitment to personalized treatment, these specialists are the go-to source when you need an ENT doctor. To properly serve their patient base of both children and adults, Dalton Ear, Nose & Throat Associates focuses on offering a wide variety of procedures and treatments. Whether you’re looking…

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    In “The Existential Anguish of the Tattoo”, I found many interesting ideas, but I thought there was a hint of biases in some cases. Overall, I thought it was a superb article even though there were some things I did not agree with. It was beautifully written and the “Existential Anguish” was apparent as you read on. It gave me a great sense of nostalgia and wonder; it makes you think quite deeply. It was eloquently written and its subtle use of pathos was lovely. Dan Brooks’ use of metaphors and…

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    Feeling a bit under the weather after reading in the car, or spending some time on the sea? Find out the secret behind motion sickness in humans. Motion sickness happens when the movement that you see around you does not match what the vestibular senses perceive. Your brain takes in information about where you are (through your eyes) and how you are moving (through your inner ear). Your brain gets updates from both and integrates them. Having a mismatch of information, your brain fails to update…

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    Answers for the Adjuster in the case involving claimant, Engracia Alcala: 1. Typo only. 2. After the claimant’s incident on her DOL, according to Mr. Talebi, the first responder who was at the scene soon after the claimant’s incident was Ms. Martha Duran. A few days after the claimant’s incident at work, Ms. Duran got a job elsewhere and did not leave her contact information for this Investigator to follow-up with Ms. Duran. 3. During Ms. Alcala’s interview, she did not have any…

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    Introduction For pilots operating in conditions that exceed their ability, a pilot can quickly create an undesired aircraft state. Since weather is always changing along a flight path it is imperative to be prepared for any unforeseen situations that may arise during a flight; while prior planning is always a safety net, it will not alleviate every scenario that appears such as inadvertent flight into cloud. Of course Transport Canada has taken the appropriate precautions by incorporating a…

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