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...? Digital media and Culture Annotated Bibliography Bailey, M., & Redden, G. . Mediating faiths: Religion and socio-cultural change in the twenty-first century. Farnham: Ashgate. This book serves as guide to the neglected aspect of culture in relation to the digital media influence. It portrays the significant abilities that the media has in the shaping of ideas and in the scramble for more faithful by religions. A book reflects on the greater revolutions that bring understanding to the religious culture. It illustrates the adaptation of technology in to the cultural developments especially delving on religion. Lastly, it reflects on how the digital aspects have influenced the rise of secular religions with its popularization... Digital media...
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... Full Bees and their Importance to Human Survival (Com 111 – Essay #2) 03 March (estimated word count = 1,048) Introduction There are approximately 200,000 different kinds of pollinators in the environment, of which about 20,000 (10%) are the various species of bees. When pollination is done by these bees, it is termed as entomophily, while pollination accomplished by vertebrates such as birds, bats, and even humans, is called as zoophily. Besides the bees, other common insects which are also pollinators include wasps, flies, beetles, ants, moths, and butterflies. However, bees are the most prevalent or common because these can be breed (raised and propagated in artificial hives) and perform the pollination function much more... Full Bees and ...
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...in the nineteenth century, although to a modern reader, it is a little hard to read. The description of what happened to him is very sad, and it is still a compelling argument against slavery, but the language does make everything feel a little distant and unreal at times.
Jacobs’s writing style makes readers sympathize very closely with her, especially as a mother. Everything in her story feels very real and immediate. It is easy to feel what she is feeling as the story goes along. She uses much simpler language, which comes off as more modern, and that makes it a great deal easier to read. It puts the reader in her shoes, and makes the audience really feel what slavery was like.
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...in the dark externally.
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2a Connection: Read the description of the study investigating antisocial boys and their friendships on page 44 of your text. The data collection method was structured observation. What type of research design did the researchers use, and why?
The researchers used qualitative research in order to study antisocial boys and their friendships.1 Structured observation is a more qualitative type of measurement than necessarily a quantitative one would be. The type of research design should be correlational; this method should be utilized because it would probably be the most fruitful.
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3a Application: Nora, pregnant for the first time, has heard about the...
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...A Lawyer’s Expression after Winning a Court Case A Lawyer’s Expression after Winning a Court Case Lawyers take time to prepare before representing their clients in court. They know that the failure to identify the diminutive aspects of a case occasion a loss. Conversely, lawyers acknowledge that they compete in court with other lawyers of similar or even better credentials than theirs. In effect, lawyers deliver each presentation and plea in court in a powerful, compelling, memorable, and confident manner while trying to establish rapport with the jury and keeping jurors captivated in order to win a case. Therefore, a heavy sigh of relief and a feeling of victory cannot describe a lawyer’s expression after winning a court case... Lawyer’s...
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...of the paragraphs has a different approach in their own way. In the first paragraph my intention is to sell the place so I promote the place in my own way. However in the second paragraph, I am missing my home and emotions attached with it are completely different, which is why I am writing to my uncle to make sure everything is fine back home. But, when it comes to knowing a place or describing a place, I would say the first paragraph is more appropriate, because it gives us all the information that important to understand the place. Everyone has emotions in their own home and everyone will feel about it in the same way but the physical description of a place will differ always. So, according to me, the first paragraph...
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...Read The Kon-Tiki Expedition by Thor Heyerdahl and write a response in which you show how Heyerdahl used narration, and comparison/contrast to make his point. What was his point?
Adventure sailor Thor Heyerdahl’s audacious attempt to voyage across the Pacific using a rudimentary raft is a great human achievement. The book in question chronicles his jaw-dropping journey from Peru to the Polynesian islands on the hand-made balsa wood raft with only natural accessories at disposal. The stupendous success of the book is as much owing to the author’s story-telling skills as it is about the thrills inherent in the adventure. In other words, Heyerdahl brings all ingenuity and creativity to bear on his writing, just as they were...
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...Female Mating Preference of Wild Type Drosophila Between Wild Type Male and Different Eye Mutants Presence of Eye Mutation Present an Advantage :
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The objective of the study was to assess if the females of Drosophila Melanogaster, wild type strain, produce the same number of offspring when are given a choice between wild type males and mutant males with mutation for eye morphology including LOBE, ANTENNAPEDIA and BAR mutation strains. The study was conducted using Drosophila melanogaster wild type females and males of wild type and mutant strains LOBE (L), ANTENNAPEDIA (antp) and BAR (B). two wild type female flies and four male flies of one of the mutant... Mating...
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...lonely or no lonely * age that comprised of teenagers and those with careers (Gruen & Lau, 1992). Teenagers and those with careers were assigned randomly and equally to the two experimental conditions created by crossing loneliness.
Procedure
Subjects were offered a questioner that had a description of either a lonely teenager or a lonely career person and a non-lonely teenager with a non-lonely career person. The subjects were told to give an impression of another person after they were provided with brief information. They later read the description of the target person and then answered the questioner.
Results and Discussion
Manipulation of the target persons of loneliness was highly...
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... Mechanisms in which CO2 is carried in the blood Blood arriving in alveoli has a higher carbon dioxide concentration that is during respiration by the cells in the body. Transportation of the CO2 in the blood is through three mechanisms: Dissolved CO2, Bound to hemoglobin and Bicarbonate ions (HCO3-).
Dissolved CO2
CO2 dissolves in plasma where it combines chemically with protein molecules to form a carbamino compound. In addition, CO2 combines with water forming a carbonic acid that ionizes into bicarbonate and hydrogen ions. About five percent of the total CO2 released by the lungs is dissolved too in the plasma.
Bound to hemoglobin
Hemoglobin, found in the red blood cells has the primary function of transporting oxygen... Mechanisms in...
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