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- 961: Crimes Of The Heart By Beth He
- ... of “Crimes of the Heart,” I would choose to do it at the Maroney Theater. It is simple, which is perfect for the simple kitchen setting I would use for this play. It has a big stage that can be seen clearly at every angle of the audience, so it would be ideal. For music I would select a few classical pieces appropriate for times of sadness and joy. I would ... is singing to herself on her birthday. Some sound effects that I might use would be: the sound of Doc’s car coming up the driveway, the sound of Babe slicing the lemons with a big knife, the sound of the chandelier crashing to the ground after Babe tries to hang herself, and maybe a gun shot sound when Babe is telling Meg about the shooting. There were may roles in ...
- 962: Extent Of European Influence B
- ... trade with further down the trade route. Because the Portuguese pretty much had complete control of these routes the rest of Europe was going to concentrate on figuring out what the hell was across that big blue ocean. The only problem that was created by this idea was that common doctrine was that the earth was flat and you would just sail off the side and into space. This resulted in ... was created from the discovery of America, but the only ones getting long end of the stick were the Europeans. Now that Europe had a lot of money that gave them the chance to build big fleets and design new weapons that no one else had ever seen. With ability to not only be able to fight each other and win, taking over even huge Indian cities and villages was no ...
- 963: Fossil Fuels: Our Society's Dependency
- ... need, but as history demonstrates the use of it will either be delayed or will not occur. As for the economy jobs will be lost, but jobs will also be created in new areas. The big oil companies will lose big and so may some small countries like Kuwait. No one can really predict how the economy will turn out but if the substitute or substitutes are less dangerous to the environment and not as hard ...
- 964: House On Mango Street
- ... way so many women sit their sadness on an elbow" (11). Unlike most of the women in the book her escape is no longer the window. "But that night he comes back and sends a big rock through the window"(85), shattering her glass hopes [???] and making her turn to poetry as an escape. "Minerva is only a little bit older than me but already she has too kids and a ... little pieces of paper that she holds in her hand for a long time" (84). Like unhappily married women, she always takes him back even after the incessant beatings. "She has many troubles, but the big one is her husband who left her and keeps on leaving" (85). Esperanza and Minerva share their poems, "she lets me read her poems. I let her read mine" (84). This is both of their ...
- 965: Talcott Parsons
- ... his suicide study, died. Then, three years later, Max Weber passed away. Patricia Miller-Shaivitz claims that Max Weber was a German sociologist, who was recognized for his study on institutions. These were considered two big losses for sociology. Contributions to Sociology Talcott Parsons started with his assessment of other sociologists' views. He used these matters to form his own understanding on the subject and to create his theories. His views ... first book made a base for his theses and attracted a lot of attention. His supporters were formed and so was his Parsonian concept. His followers and concepts grew and widened. His notions created a big mark in sociology and in also other subjects. His views built a new way of thinking for other sociologists, leading to new subject matters and thoughts. With the release of Parsons' second book, antagonism began ...
- 966: White Shark: Summary
- ... interesting. Benchley probably would have had more fun being an oceanographer or marine biologist. The talk of a movie being made about this book isn't a bad idea. It probably wouldn't be as big of a hit as Jaws, but it then again it might be compared too much to Beast considering they have somewhat of the same story plot just different creatures. I would definitely be interested in ... suggest this book only if you're interested in marine life, and a slow pacing story. It was quite interesting and very imaginative. It also gave a lot of details about oceanography and used very big explanatory words that made a lot of sense. If you liked the movie Jaws, then you will definitely like this book that leaves you wondering the whole time. I really enjoyed reading this book and ...
- 967: The Effects Of Television Viol
- ... the television, and the children who view it are often pulled into its realistic world of violence scenes with sometimes devastating results. Much research has gone into showing why children are so mesmerized by this big glowing box and the action that takes place within it. Research shows that it is definitely a major source of violent behavior in children. The research proves time and time again that aggression and television ... of the Mighty MorphinÕ Power Rangers. Young children cannot seem to get enough of these fictional characters and will portray them often. Another reason why television violence causes violence in children is apparent in the big cities. ÒAggressive behavior was more acceptable in the city, where a childÕs popularity rating with classmates was not hampered by his or her aggressionÓ (Huesmann 166). In the bigger cities, crime and violence is inevitable ...
- 968: The Peregrine Falcon
- ... human. Naturalists do not know how peregrines find their way back to their nests. They think that the bird somehow remembers the look of nearby fields, woods, and rivers. Peregrines are equally at home in big cities. To them, a tall building is just another natural stone cliff. City peregrines nest on building ledges and feed on pigeons and starlings. Along with keen eyesight, peregrines have good hearing. Peregrines don't ... nearby cliffs. Peregrines were once more living in the wild in the eastern United States. Soon after this project took place, another started. The plan was to put peregrines into a new habitat: America's big cities. The record showed that peregrines had done well in Montreal, New York, and other cities. In 1981, a team turned nine peregrines loose in Los Angeles, California. Eight of the birds survived the first ...
- 969: Catcher In The Rye - Character
- ... perfectionist." In addition, Peterson wrote that Salinger speaks for himself as well as his hero when he has Holden say to little Phoebe: "I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field of rye and all. Thousands of little kids, and nobody's around- nobody big I mean- except me. And I'm standing on the edge of some crazy cliff. What I have to do, I have to catch everybody if they start to go over the cliff. I mean ...
- 970: How To Become A Less Aggressiv
- ... to Toronto on weekend. Traffic was heavy, but moving slowly. I noticed an extremely aggressive and angry driver waving in and out of lanes, speeding up and slowing down constantly. Clearly, he is in a big hurry. For the most of part I remained in the same lane for the entire two-hundred-kilometer journey. I was listening to a new CD I had just purchased and day dreaming along the ... speed. He earned nothing perhaps some high blood pressure and a great deal of wear and tear on his car. Can this explain why so many of us operate as if life were one great big emergency? Why don’t we become less aggressive on the road? When next time you are on the road, think about the people who are around you. Tell yourself you are not on a racetrack ...
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