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- 12501: Caffeine 2
- ... the effects of coffee on daytime and night-time performance and alertness. The results clearly demonstrated that caffeinated coffee had a beneficial effect on alertness and improved performance in a variety of tasks in both day and night sessions. These effects are especially beneficial to night shift workers as it is known that many industrial accidents occur late into the shift when workers become less attentive.
- 12502: Vegans
- ... of life that the vegan ethic doesn't touch or influence to one degree or other. When will people realize how beneficial this lifestyle is to their health? This is a good question in the day of the use of magic pills claiming they are a remedy to poor health. This question is handled well by Erik Marcus, website author of www.vegan.com, in an interview by Martin Rowe: I ...
- 12503: A Portrait Of The Artist As A
- ... to haunt him. He wonders how he will pass the first night in the novitiate and with what dread he would awake with the first morning in the dormitory. While strolling on the beach one day Stephen observes a woman walking in the distance. Apparently he watches her with lust in his heart, since he comes to the conclusion that because of his former corrupt past he would never be able ...
- 12504: A Land Rembered
- ... swamps of Florida, wild cows live and Tobias tries his best to capture these cows and make a drive, but without horses and dogs, Tobias makes little headway in his project. In the woods one day, Skillet, a freed slave, was found. Skillet agreed to stay on with the MacIveys and help them start their empire. Dogs and a marshtackie were given to the MacIveys by their Indian friends they helped ...
- 12505: A Critical Analysis Of William
- ... as a justification (in his mind at least) of his own attempted deceit. The use of assonance in the final line makes for another pun: faults sounds like false, a word which, in Shakespeare s day, occurred as a noun with the same meaning as lies, thereby allowing the reader to interpret its inclusion as a deliberate reinforcement of the speaker s previous statement. So the poem ends, in stasis and ...
- 12506: All Quiet On The Western Front
- ... at only 20 years old, has seen it all too often. However, Paul has also had an encounter with death that hit more closely to home-- his own. He fell in October 1918, on a day that was so quiet and still on the whole front...All Quiet on the Western Front (Ch. 12 P. 248). It was said in the book that Paul had fallen as if he was sleeping ...
- 12507: Atwoods Theory Of Canadian Sho
- ... that is what it is."(104). Kira does not understand her illness so she puts the weight of it all on the amoeba that is 'eating' her brain. Alma, the protagonist, in Skald by W.D Valgardson, is considered a victim because of her lack of independence but she demontrates her willingness and capability to fight her situation. To overcome this child-like lack of independence, she decides to buy a ...
- 12508: Cannabis Sativa
- ... hemp seeds has the highest percentage of a essential fatty acids and the lowest percentage of saturated fats. Marijuana as a medicine is safer than most of the drugs sold in a pharmacy. In 1988, D.E.A.'s own a administrative law judge concluded that "marijuana is one of the safest, therapeutically active substances known to man" (Hill 3). It has never been proven that marijuana has killed anyone by ...
- 12509: Antogonistic Enlightenment
- ... them. Sylvia's later enlightenment is foreshadowed in describing herself and Sugar as "surly, . . .one of Miss Moore's words" (2). Evident influence is compounded when she decides to spend some time to think the day and her lesson through (55). It is interesting to watch the protagonist in "The Lesson" bear similarity to the antagonist in "The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses". Sylvia and Hannetjie, both use condescension to elevate themselves ...
- 12510: Antigone 5
- ... a fine noose, strangled in her veils- and the boy, his hands slung around her waist . . Haemon attacked him, but missed and instead drove his sword to his own heart. Creon witnessed all this an d realized that he brought it on himself. Back at the palace, his wife Eurydice heard the news and ended up killing hersilf. Creon begged to be free of this guilt by demanding his own death ...
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