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    Camille Claudel, a French sculptor and graphic artist, was the muse of the great French sculptor Auguste Rodin (Lotz). She created her works of art in a realistic direction. Her most poetic and notable work is the sculpture "Waltz" (1892-1905). Made of bronze, it depicts a man and a woman at the time of intimate close dance (Lotz). The second no less interesting and outstanding sculpture is marble "Cupid and Psyche" (1787 - 1793) Antonio Canova, Italian sculptor, representative of classicism. Despite

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    the hook 180 degrees and push the hook point into the side of the worm until it the point is just under the surface of the other side of the worm. If you hold the line right above the head of the worm the worm should hang straight with no bends or kinks. If there is readjust the hook so the worm will hang straight. Fishing the Texas Rigged Worm. Cast the worm at your target engage the reel and hold the rod tip at the eleven o’clock position as the worm sinks on a taught line. The reason for the

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    Tao of Pooh Essay

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    In the Tao of Pooh the author, Benjamin Hoff, uses the from world-famous children's book/TV show character, Winnie the Pooh in order to explain the basics of Taoism. He observed many of the other various characters before coming to the conclusion that Winnie the Pooh, through his actions, was the character that he felt would be able to best explain the principles of Taoism. One of the most important principles of Taoism is "the Uncarved Block". The main principle behind the Uncarved Block is that

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    Pneumothorax Scenario

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    In this scenario, the subjective data is as follows: • 18-year-old male • Motor vehicle accident while drag racing, another car hit the driver side door of the car he was driving. • Complaining of pain on the left side of his chest at an 8 out of 10 on the numeric pain scale, especially when he tries to take a breath. In this scenario the objective findings are as follows: • Heart rated elevated • Respirations elevated • Asymmetric expansion of the chest on inspiration • Coughing quite a bit

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    The Trans-Theoretical Model According to the Trans-Theoretical Model I am currently in the action stage in which I have already made changes in my lifestyle within the last year. I have initiated behavioral changes to regain my active lifestyle and Regain my health and fitness. Over the years, I had begun to live a very sedimentary lifestyle that has taken a severe toll on my body and mind. Many things contributed to this; I worked at a desk job for twenty years, living in countries that had temperatures

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    1960s Music Revolution

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    lives on today (MacDonald 1). Even now, their first album, Introducing the Beatles, is one of the most forged albums of all time (Millard 7). More than the Beatles were active during that time; The Who, The Searchers, The Rolling Stones, and The Kinks, among others, were also on the charts from 1964 to 1966 (Perone 1). The only American band honestly competing with The British groups at that time were The Monkees, who, ironically, had Davy Jones, a British man, as their lead singer (Barry 8). More

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    Soledad. Not only is this the name of the town in which the ranch is located on, but it means solitude; the state or situation of being alone. Two main themes proposed In Of Mice and Men written by George Steinbeck are social discrimination and isolation. Setting new standards, George and Lennie make quite the aberrant pair considering they travel together and pay no mind to the ideas of discrimination. You see, most ranch hands wouldn’t travel together. George claims "I seen the guys that go around

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    Music In The 50's

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    Working Thesis: Over the past 50 years, the music industry has gone through many changes. Some of these changes were caused by events going on in the world while other changes are the result of updated technology. Regardless of the reason, people are still always able to find a genre of music to enjoy listening to. The 1960’s were a time of huge changes in society, fashion, and music. Music in the 60’s reflected the sound and style of artists in the 50’s such as Elvis Presley and Ray Charles

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    The Kansas-Nebraska Act was one of the most crucial events leading up to the Civil War. In 1854 the Kansas-Nebraska Act created territories for both Kansas and Nebraska. This gave a chance for people to move slavery to the Midwest. This put the center of attention on Kansas, because this was going to alter the balance between the North and the South. The territory we know as Kansas was better known as “Bleeding Kansas” due to all the violent clashes between the pro- and anti-slavery parties.

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    What if you just count calories? Well, calorie content on packaging isn’t exact; it’s more like an estimate. Not to mention, it’s too easy for us to start obsessing over calories. The focus on calories pulls us away from the actual ingredients, not to mention the ability to enjoy our food. Portion control, on the other hand, becomes a habit that doesn’t need to involve math or planning. Sure, you could take it to the limit and weigh everything you eat. But honestly, you can just buy smaller plates

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