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- 981: Love In Much Ado About Nothing
- ... is that Hero and Claudio are perfectly in love with each other and they definitely would get married sometime during the play. Benedick and Beatrice are surely great enemies, and everybody is waiting for some day when Beatrice would finally scratch Benedick's face. However, as the plot develops, things change. The roles of the main characters change by the middle of the play. The Prince decides to make Benedick and ... hateful towards everyone, and he decides to destroy the perfect love of Claudio and Hero. He sets up a scene, which makes Claudio believe that Hero cheated on him the night before their wedding. The day after, Claudio publicly accuses Hero in adultery and refuses to marry her. Hero is shocked so much that she faints during that scene. So, "the love from the first sight" has been destroyed so easily ... Benedick are in love with each other without knowing it," thinks Harold Goddard in his book The Meaning of Shakespeare. The readers think the same thing at this point of the play. "Stand I condemn'd for pride and scorn so much? Contempt, farewell!" exclaims Beatrice when she learns about Benedick's love. Benedick also "bids good-by to wit-cracking and opens his arms to Beatrice" (Goddard, 276). Shakespeare ...
- 982: Nuclear Proliferation
- ... III. Treaties A. START I B. START II C. START III IV. THREATS A. New Power Landscape B. Broken Command C. Broken Army V. Status of Other Countries A. Iraq B. North Korea C. Iran D. Libya E. Cuba F. Pakistan G. India VI. Conclusion What is the status of the international nonproliferation of nuclear weapons? One day on a cold, bleak Russian night a world disaster was almost destined to happen. Alexander Kuzminykh, a 19-year old teenager, was aboard the submarine the Vepr when he attacked the sentry and killed him ... He talked to his mother and then he just killed himself. When scientists and nuclear activists got a hold of this story it sent shivers through their spine (Paddock-thestar.com). This was because one day they know that one suicidal teenager will actually have the guts to just blow himself up with all those nuclear warheads. Russian officials were quick to say , the submarine and the people (in the ...
- 983: The Importance of Communication and Teamwork Among the Flight and Cabin Crew
- ... are a critical factor in the crew's operation of aircraft. Accidents can be prevented when these two factors are considered. COLLECTED DATA Importance of Communication amoung the Crew People communicate to each other every day. From a kids talking to their parents about their report card, to doctors working in an operating room. In order for us to understand one another we must be clear in what we say. For instance, if a doctor tells a nurse to pull a certain plug on a machine, he'd better be clear on what he says or the nurse might end up harming a patient. Likewise, the cabin and flight crew must work together. In a typical cockpit the flight crew is very busy ... That's why there is a need for recurrent CRM training. Communicaiton and teamwork is the key to safe and effective operations. There's no "I" in CREW but there is "WE". REFERENCES Chute, R. D. & Wiener, E. L. "Cockpit/cabin communication: I. A tale of two cultures." [http://olias.arc.nasa.gov/personnel/people/RebeccaChute/JA1.htm.]. Oct 1996. Federal Aviation Administration. (1995) Crew resource management training (AFS- 210, ...
- 984: The War Between the States
- ... newspaper and thehighbrow Russells Magazine and reflecting on the mounting sectional tensions of the prewar years. In a letter to William dated March 26, 1856, Charles complained that the "Government is becoming more abolition every day" and he predicted that the "Union may last a few years longer, but unless a decided change takes place in Northern politics, it must at last go under." The War Begins Events would prove Whilden ... is conjectural, as none of his correspondence from the early war years has survived, but the likely date is late 1861 or early 1862. Whilden's Confederate service records in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. commence with his enlistment in 1864, but Miss Hard's reminiscence may be correct that her Great Uncle Charles "enlisted a number of times, but when he had an [epileptic] attack would be discharged ... s Overland Campaign, Noah Trudeau writes: "Along those two hundred yards of mutually held trenches, men now killed each other with zealous abandon. In a war that had birthed its share of bloody angles, this day and the morning of the next at Spotsylvania would give birth to the bloodiest of them all." For the next 17 hours or so, McGowan's Brigade would hold its position along the apex ...
- 985: Fiber Optics
- ... of several zigzag paths, or modes. When a large number of modes are present they may overlap, for each mode has a different velocity along the fibre (modal dispersion). The glass fibres used in present-day fibre-optic systems are based on ultrapure fused silica. Fibre made from ordinary glass is so dirty that impurities reduce signal intensity by a factor of on million in only about 5 m (16 ft ... the distal tip; (b) a coherent fibre-optic bundle transmitting the image from the objective lens at the distal tip; (c) an irrigation channel through which water can be pumped to wash the objective lens; (d) an operations channel for the Performance of tasks; (e) control cables. The viewing end of the endoscope contains: (a) an eyepiece, with focus controls and camera attachment; (b) distal tip deflection controls, giving polydirectional control up to about 200o, plus locking capability; (c) objective lens control which may be a push-pull wire effecting focusing; (d) valve controls for air aspiration, (suctioned withdrawal of body fluids through the operations channel) and lens washing and air insufflation (application of water or air jet through the irrigation channel); (d) operating channel valve, ...
- 986: Clinical Chemistry Tests In Medicine
- ... of calcium are biologically active. If the circulating level falls, the bones are used as a source of calcium. Primary control of blood calcium is dependent on parathyroid hormone, calcitonin, and the presence of vitamin D. Parathyroid hormone maintains blood calcium level by increasing its absorption in the intestines from food and reducing its excretion by the kidneys. Parathyroid hormone also stimulates the release of calcium into the blood stream from ... of the parathyroid, causes the bones to lose too much calcium and become soft and fragile. Calcitonin produces a hypocalcemic effect by inhibiting the effect of parathyroid hormone and preventing calcium from leaving bones. Vitamin D stimulates calcium and phosphate absorption in the small intestine and increases calcium and phosphate utilization from bone. Hypercalcemia may be caused by abnormal calcium/phosphorus ratio, hyperparathyroidism, hypervitaminosis D, and hyperproteinemia. Hypocalcemia may be caused by hypoproteinemia, renal failure, or pancreatitis (Bistner, 1995). Because approximately 98 percent of the total body potassium is found at the intracellular level, potassium is the major intracellular ...
- 987: Frankenstien And Neuromancer
- ... clear: a morally irresponsible scientific development can release a monster that can destroy human civilization itself. As the creature declares, "Remember that I have power; ... I can make you so wretched that the light of day will be hateful to you. You are my creator, but I am your master..." 14 Thus, Mary Shelley's tale of horror is to be perceived not merely as a fantastical ghost story, but rather ... is a realm to be explored, where the limits on one's abilities are few. Neuromancer begins almost immediately by a description of Case's addiction. "All the speed he took, all the turns he'd taken and corners he'd cut in Night City, and still he'd see the matrix in his sleep," 19 Case is not only having dreams, but he is taking drugs and living a dangerous life trying to fill ...
- 988: Seasonal Affective Disorder
- ... the earth’s daily dark-light cycle” (Wurtman 1989). Melatonin is the chemical that effects mood and energy levels. In the human body melatonin is at its highest at night and is lowest in the day. There has been a study done to see if sunlight has a direct effect on suppressing melatonin. It is known that melatonin levels in urine are five times higher at night than they are in the day. It was not until a 1980 study that it was known that melatonin levels could be directly suppressed with light. In an experiment, subjects were woken up at two in the morning and exposed to ... who suffer from SAD crave carbohydrates. Serotonin is the chemical that regulates a person's appetite for carbohydrate rich foods. A patient who suffers from SAD, and is given an artificial shot of serotonin called d-fenfluramine “leads to a decrease in stress-induced eating” (Scientific American 1986). In each person blood stream we have a hormone known as trypton that is a derivative of serotonin. When it enters the ...
- 989: Faster Dissolved Oxygen Test Kit
- ... The concentration of dissolved oxygen also varies directly with atmospheric pressure and atmospheric oxygen concentration. When the atmospheric pressure or atmospheric oxygen concentration goes up, the level of dissolved oxygen goes up. (Roskowski & Marshall, 1993) D.H. Farmer studied the fluctuation of dissolved oxygen content in a body of water before, during, and after a storm. During the storm, the increased wave activity increased the dissolved oxygen content. (Farmer and McNeil ... middle oxygen concentration. It was concluded that dissolved oxygen concentration was an important environmental factor in the assessment of photo-induced toxicity of anthracene to fish." (McCloskey and Oris, 1991 p.145) We have present day examples of the effects of pollution on dissolved oxygen, which then in turn effects the ecosystem. Following are two clear examples of the devastating effects of neglect of our ecosystem. (1) The Chesapeake Bay. Chesapeake ... a quicker way to run the tests especially under field conditions where response time is critical. Some companies have come up with a quicker way to run tests, but are they as accurate as we'd like to believe? One type of kit for measuring dissolved oxygen is put out by CHEMetrics. The CHEMets ampoules contain a solution of indigo carmine in reduced (near colorless) form. When you snap the ...
- 990: Great Expectations The Book Ve
- ... Mrs. Joe was attacked by Orlick and became paralyzed. Biddy was then hired to take care over all of the duties that Mrs. Joe once took care of. Pip never finished his apprenticeship because one day Mr. Jaggers informed Pip that an unknown benefactor had made arrangements to provide him with the education of a gentleman, of which he desired so badly because of Estella. Pip automatically assumed that the unknown benefactor was Miss Havisham, but it is later found that his benefactor is actually the convict that he helped that unforgettable day in the graveyard. Pip pursued his education in London with Mr. Matthew Pocket, a relative of Miss Havisham. While there he became a very close friend to Matthew's son, Herbert, who was the pale ... and he also thought that “she doesn’t like [him]” (Cuaron). From then on, every Saturday, Fin went to Nora’s house to see Estella and Nora, who always had Estella and Fin dance. One day Estella and Fin were dancing, and Estella stopped dancing because she said she had a party to go to, and Nora said that she had to have an escort, but she did not. Fin ...
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