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- 6231: Chlamydia 2
- ... the most commonly used treatments. (For the U.S. only) Common side effects of these treatments include diarrhea (7%), nausea (5%), abdominal pain (5%), and vomiting (2%). Doctors usually prescribe antibiotics such as a one-day course of azithromycin or a seven-day course of doxycycline to treat chlamydial infection. Other antibiotics such as erythromycin or ofloxacin also are effective. Pregnant women can be treated with azithromycin or erythromycin. Amoxicillin is also a safe alternative for treating pregnant ...
- 6232: Child Rearing in Victorian Times
- ... were never around and rarely seen by their children. This was because child and parent led totally separate existences, they were only summoned to appear before their parents at a certain set hour of the day. Many Victorian children like Winston Churchill and Harriet Marden recall such cold relations between their selves and their mothers that they would be able to count how many times in their life they had been ... suffocating, they were unable to show any emotion to the people responsible for bringing them into this world. They were always to act prim and proper, and to speak only when spoken to. In our day in age we would probably consider that mental abuse, and even though they were the educated ones, the families in the lower classes were more attached, more bonded as a family. The regime for the ...
- 6233: Pitikwahanapiwiyin (poundmaker)
- Pitikwahanapiwiyin (Poundmaker) Pitikwahanapiwiyin emerged as a political leader during the tumultuous years surrounding the extension of the treaty system and the influx of settlers into present-day Saskatchewan. Pitikwahanapiwiyin was recognized as a skilled orator and leader of his people by both Native and Non-native communities. Born in about 1842 near Battleford in central Saskatchewan, Pitikwahanapiwiyin was the son of Sikakwayan ... Efforts to open negotiations with Indian Agent Rae failed. Hungry and frustrated, some of Cree and Stonies began looting the empty homes in the Battleford area, despite Pitikwahanapiwiyin's attempts to stop them. The next day the combined Battleford bands moved west to the Poundmaker reserve and established a large camp east of Cutknife Creek. Though Pitikwahanapiwiyin was appointed the political leader and chief spokesperson for the combined bands, soldiers' lodge ...
- 6234: Sitting Down As A Family For Dinner
- ... the stove not the microwave and one that was definitely not take home from the local eatery. Families saw this afternoon meal as more than a time to sit down and eat after a weary day. Instead it was a time filled with sharing. It was a time when the entire family gathered, children of all ages included and everyone got along. What happened to this time? Did the days get shorter? No
the same twenty-four hours still constitutes a day. Now no one seems to have time to share, to sit down together as a family and enjoy a meal. Now dinner time is full of interruptions; the sounds of shouting and laughter from the ...
- 6235: Peter The Great 3
- ... 24 the one and only Czar of Russia. He had one strong mission to accomplish in his rule: to break the bonds of inflexible customs of Muscovy and to lead his country into a new day which shall be better than this (4:90). He was determined to Westernize his country to close the gaps and heal the scars of the Mongol invasions. So, the very next year after the death ... While being questioned in prison, Alexis unhappily died a young, weak, and used man (4:106). As Peter grew older, he was often ill. He refused medical advice, and continued with his everyday life. One day while leaving Sankt Piterburkh, Peter plunged into icy cold waters to save a boatload of soldiers. And upon his return to Sankt Piterburkh, he fell gravely ill, and never recovered. Peter died at age 52 ...
- 6236: Professional Sports: The Hidden Greed
- ... strike occurred on August 12, 1994 after the players could not agree with the owners' call for a salary cap. On September 14, with no hope of reaching an agreement to end the thirty-four day strike, the owners called off the remainder of the regular season and the entire post-season. The World Series was cancelled that year for only the second time, previously surviving two World Wars and an ... as attendance totals decreased dramatically. It ended after 232 days on March 31, 1995. In addition to MLB's strike of 1994, is the National Hockey League's strike troubles. The NHL experienced a 103-day lockout after the 1994 season ended. The lockout of the players ended with the NHL Players' Association ratifying the 6-year contract with the owners. They decided to play an abbreviated 48-game regular season ...
- 6237: The Color Purple: African-American and Racism
- ... would not fight for freedom. Unfortunately, for the South, the North was educating their blacks. Then these blacks were coming south and starting colleges for colored people. Booker T. Washington wrote, in his autobiography, ONE day, while at work in the coal-mine, I happened to overhear two miners talking about a great school for coloured people somewhere in Virginia. This was the first time that I had ever heard anything ... were inferior was basically just a myth. The black women in the book The Color Purple did all the work. Celie would get up to cook, clean, go out and work in the fields all day, then come back and cook and clean some more. Sophia would work in the fields, repair the roof, and take care of the children. The men, Mr. and Harpo, would sit and not do much ...
- 6238: "The Religion that Fears Science Dishonors God and Commits Suicide"
- ... of scientific progress that expands our knowledge and abilities. This science is what makes us what we are today, and everybody, whether a creator or consumer, is involved in science presently. Some children, to this day in America, die painful deaths for the sole reason that their own parents refuse to give them the medicine that they need to live. Some areas all over the world remain poor because they refuse ... on with their lives like the rest of the world. This quote might also be implying that maybe God created science and evolution and therefore created the universe utilizing science. It is plainly stated every day, "God works in mysterious ways," and therefore he did not just want to make things appear like life forms and the universe itself. Instead, he created them in unique, complicated ways like using evolution. He ...
- 6239: The Lost World: Private Interview with Dr. Ian Malcolm
- ... the environmental adaptations that have occurred throughout time. 2. Why did you go back with Dr. Levine to the island, which of course you knew was inhabited by dinosaurs and very dangerous? To begin I'd like to say I did not know the island was inhabited by dinosaurs but merely suspected the thought. I agreed to go with Dr. Levine as a safety precaution. If there were dinosaurs on the ... research of the dinosaurs using the camera equipment set up on the island. Hoping later to settle down with a wife and children, maybe even get a cottage to live in by the ocean. I'd love to tell them the fascinating stories of how their father was almost eaten by a Tyrannosaur.
- 6240: Catch 22
- ... is highly unlikely, especially Yossarian. At times Major Major Major also appears to be without the faculty of reason (Yes, that is his whole name with rank). His primary job was to sign documents all day long. One day the Major decided to humour himself and signed "Washington Irving's name to the rest of the official documents" (Heller, 102). He believed that signing Washington Irving's name to essential documents was entertaining and ...
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