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The first possible method for protecting the bats, would be to setup a protected area. Positive incentive driven programs and eco-tourism just won’t work with bats. Bats don’t have the same general appeal as something like a polar bear or panda. People generally don’t find bats to be likeable, and so convincing people to protect them likely wouldn’t gain much traction. Instead, a controlled area that quarantines the healthy population of bats away from their infected counter-parts and human

People like to think that a Bat Mitzvah is just a huge party. But it is quite the opposite and has so much more to it. It is a time of celebration, of a girl becoming a woman in the eyes of her community. This event has much symbolic importance and all the traditional foods, rituals, and costumes all have an important meaning behind them. Firstly, Bat Mitzvah (daughter of commandant) have a great history. The modern Jews wanted to start marking the event when a girl become a woman. The Bar

so the reader would finish reading it. I also think the author used humor to describe Casey's experince at his game and how he let his fans down, and lost the game. An example of humor in "Casey at the Bat" is in stanza two, when the author says "We'd put up even money now, with Casey at the bat." I see it as humor because everyone in the stands thought that Casey would hit the ball no matter what. I also find it funny because everyone in the stands got so happy and excited. Another example of humor

I Will Always - Rationale Boring. That is the first word that pops into someone's head when I ask them to describe this beautiful sport. They either say the sport is too boring, too complicated, or just lengthy to both watch and play. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, no doubt. But the sport of baseball is one that has always mesmerized my brain when I play/look at it. It is perhaps the best metaphor to describe life, and also the best metaphor to describe me. Life is what you make of

How strong are you addicted to Google? Google is not at fault for people constantly being on the internet. People use technology so often and it’s been blamed onto one site like Google. In reality, how often is that user on the internet. Also, many other sites are just as used as Google is. Does that make those websites also unjust? The word unjust is defined as “lacking in justice or fairness,” which, in reference to the proposed question suggests that Google is being held to a legal or moral

Distance a Baseball Will be Hit? Baseball bats have not always been the same shape and size they are today.Many baseball players were known to make their own bats. Overall, until real regulations depicting length and shape, it really didn't matter what players used. This experiment will not have any hard parts when conducting it other than measuring the length away from home plate the ball goes. Another hard part is figuring out which baseballs are hot by which bat. One way to solve both of these problems

to Be a Bat? Thomas Nagel claims, “it would be a mistake to conclude that physicalism must be false” but then goes on to add, “physicalism is a position we cannot understand because we do not at present have any conception of how it might be true.” Even though the claims appear mutually exclusive and Nagel states that physicalism is incomprehensible, Nagel’s claims are able to be simultaneously true and his conditions for understanding physicalism are improper. In What Is It Like to Be a Bat? Nagel

In the poem “Casey at Bat” and story “David and Goliath,” a comparison of David and Casey shows differences and similarities. Here is how they are both alike. Casey and David are both alike because they both had a battle and they felt like they were going to win that battle. I know this because in the articles it said that the people knew that Casey was going to hit the ball and if the people believe that means that Casey would believe. It also said in one of the articles that David felt like he

Frankie the Fairy was a very shy boy, but when he hears a cry for help, he responds in a very brave and knight like attitude. One time, Frankie saved his fellow fairy friend, Futuristic, from being eaten by Tarry the troll. So not only was he brave, but he was very heroic in this situation. Frankie lived in the beautiful metropolis and utopia known as Fairy World. Don't let the name fool you because not only fairies live here, but all magical creatures, from Pegasus to wizards etc. The world was

This paper explores a regional issue of White-Nose Syndrome in bats throughout Missouri. Left untreated this fungus could cause several endangered bat species to become extinct. There are several new experiments to see if we can control the spread of White-Nose Syndrome including exposing bats to a bacterium, creating man made hibernation stations or other changes within the bats makeup. The best results we have seen so far must go back to the preservation of a banana. This bacterium may be the best