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- 131: Becoming an Ecologist is an Exciting Venture
- ... Guidance says about ecologists, "…a primary concern of ecologists today is to study and attempt to find solutions for disruption in various ecosystems. Increasingly, an area of expertise is the reconstruction of ecosystems"(687). Many of the duties which a person in the field of ecology has are of so much importance that many things in this world could not be ...
- 132: The Point of View in "Porphyria's Lover"
- ... objectivity (he states only what has happened: God has indeed not spoken) and his growing uncertainty provides neither speaker nor reader with an external judge, leaving only the speaker's reconstruction of events: the imposition of his solipsistic consciousness on the world (Slinn 12)." Browning's "Porphyria's Lover" sets a standard for other poets to follow. The point of view ...
- 133: The Flute
- ... until 1936 by Heinrich Spanuth. There were also reports of a glass picture in a church in Hamelin dating back to before 1300, depicting what had happened to the children. Reconstruction of a rhyme reports that a man dressed in many colors, led 130 of Hamelin’s children away. There has been a lot of research, but no clear explanation can ...
- 134: Native American Art
- ... unique to California. Some were painted only in red, and others included white black and yellow. The paintings were sometimes representational, displaying plant, animal, and human characteristics. Cambell Grant did reconstruction paintings of the cave paintings before many were completely vandalized and eroded. The art of the people of the Plains dealt with spirituality and survival. The skins of game were ...
- 135: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: Movie Analysis
- ... For example, the head nurse has more authority than the orderlies do, and the doctors have more authority than the head nurse does. In chapter fifteen of our text social reconstruction is discussed. The patients, against some of the regulations of the institution, take collective action. The patients begin to violate the rules, and also voice their frustrations involving the policies ...
- 136: Greek and Roman Architecture
- ... and out. In each palace there was a large hall called a megaron, where the king held court and conducted state business. Little remains of the megaron at Mycenae. This reconstruction is based on the remains from other palaces, which would have been similar. The Romans took and borrowed a lot of things from the Greek culture. For example, the took ...
- 137: Juvenile Justice System In America
- ... particular disability, whether physical, psychological, or social; the term is also applied to the economic help or relief given to refugees or victims of natural disasters, and sometimes to urban reconstruction programs. Rehabilitation is generally synonymous with therapy, as sponsored by official or public programs. People who can profit from rehabilitation include convalescents, deaf-mutes or blind people, amputees or paralytics ...
- 138: The Female Body
- ... surgery. Most physicians now recommend lumpectomy, in which only the cancerous part is excised, or a simple mastectomy, removal of the breast tissue only. Many mastectomy patients opt for breast reconstruction to replace the excised tissue. Silicone gel implants were initially used, but they have been banned by the FDA. Currently tissue “flaps,” containing muscle, fat, & skin taken from the patient ...
- 139: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
- ... if all else fails or if there is predominate damage done to the extremity in question. Dr. Jobe uses a surgical technique of cervical rib resection with decompression and vascular reconstruction if warranted. This is the technique that I would prefer. James Muncy Spinal Bibliography 1. Injuries to the Throwing Arm By Bertram Zarins, M.D., James Andrews, M.D., and ...
- 140: The Effects of Anabolic Steroids
- ... help protect blood for producing bone marrow after radiation therapy. Also, steroids can be used to help treat skeletal disorders such as osteoporosis broken bones because they aid in the reconstruction of the bone matrix.(Goldman pg 201) The positive effects of steroids are quite obvious, and quite powerful. Unfortunately, the use of steroids tends to result in many damaging side ...
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