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 Review Of Rachel Simon s Riding The Bus With My Sister
Reading through Rachel Simon s Riding the Bus with My Sister, I consistently felt that Beth fit
the mold of a secondary character rather than a primary one. I initially thought I had interpreted it
this way considering I was expecting Beth to be the focal point of the text, what with the
disability based memoirs we have been reading, but my hesitation regarding such an assumption
faded as I continued reading. As the text progresses, it becomes more and more clear that Beth s
presence is meant to bolster Rachel s personal development. To my disappointment, Beth spends a
great deal of time in the margins of the narrative, losing focus during long stories and fading away
as Rachel gains various pieces of lifestyle advice. Granted, I am only a third into the memoir, but,
as far as I can tell, this pattern doesn t seem to be fading. I cannot speak for Rachel Simon s
intentions regarding this text, but, among the episodes she outlines, there are a number which may
give away her priorities. I particularly honed in on the events leading up to Beth s sterilization.

Prior to speaking with Beth directly, Rachel and her family discuss the potential of pregnancy, all the
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It should be assumed that Beth was led through an in depth explanation of what sterilization could
possibly mean for her, but this isn t included in the text. Had Beth been the focal point of the book,
Rachel would have clarified what certainly could be perceived as an ethical and moral blunder. Up
until this point in the text, though, even Rachel s love life has received more attention to detail than
Beth s interactions with forms of birth control. Rachel doesn t attend to events to Beth s life in the
way she attends to events in her own, and that is one of many reasons why I m struggling to see
Beth as anything but a secondary
 What Does Redemptor Hominis Mean
In John Paul II s encyclical letter, Redemptor Hominis, the pope states in his first few words that
Christ is the redeemer of man, THE REDEEMER OF MAN, Jesus Christ, is the centre of the
universe and of history. (Redemptor Hominis, 1). But what could John Paul II mean by this? We
know from the Bible that God sent JesusChrist to earth to save man from sin. In order to be saved
from sin, one must understand the truth . The truth is the way of God. The truth sets mankind free
from sin and allows them to live an eternal life through God. We see Christ as the one who brings
man freedom based on truth, frees man from what curtails, diminishes and as it were breaks off this
freedom at its root, in man s soul, his heart and his conscience. (Redemptor... Show more content on
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Once man is freed from his sins and ignorance, man can learn the truth about the nature of God,
The Declaration on Religious Freedom shows us convincingly that, when Christ and, after him, his
Apostles proclaimed the truth that comes not from men but from God my teaching is not mine,
but his who sent me ,... they preserved, while acting with their full force of spirit, a deep esteem
for man, for his intellect, his will, his conscience and his freedom (Redemptor Hominis, 12). It has
been referenced that the truth has the ability to set one free, Jesus Christ meets the man of every
age, including our own, with the same words: You will know the truth, and the truth will make you
free (Redemptor Hominis, 12). True freedom is the ability to be authentically free. Authentic
freedom entails a relationship with God, Jesus sought to free people from false, material beliefs by
imparting to them a truer idea of God and our relationship to Him, offering everyone refuge in
Christ. (Bulloch, 1). However, there is also a negative aspect involved with being truly free. One
must refrain from superficial freedom. Superficial freedom cannot set one free because freedom can
only be achieved through truth, and the truth is something only God can offer. Therefore, freedom is
only available through redemption and
 Poem
In both poems Before I got my eyes put out and We grow accustomed to the dark Emily Dickinson
metaphorically talks about sight and experiencing light. In both poems sight could be being open
to explore different perspectives or being willing to make changes and adjust. Thinking of things
from another point of view is like giving you a new set of eyes. Being willing to changeopens up a
brand new set of doors. While reading Before I got my eye put out by Emily DickinsonI first thought
the poem had to do with losing the sense of sight. After a couple reads, I began to understand it
more. I came to the conclusion that this poem was referring to being closed minded and not being
willing to explore and look at things from another perspective. In the first stanzaDickinson explains
the idea that she liked seeing with her normal eyes just like other creatures. Dickinson in stanza
two goes on and says But, were it old to me, Today, That I might have the sky, For mine, I tell you
that my heart would split, for the size of me. meaning that if somebody would ve told her how
interesting it was to look at things from another perspective she would. In stanza 3 Dickinson
goes on and claims different aspects of nature as her own, she feels there is no limits and
everything is hers. In stanza 4 she says So safer guess just with my soul basically saying that
because she s been only looking from her fixed mindset she feels safer doing so. When you use
another set of eyes you notice so much more and gain an appreciation of what s around you. When
you think of growing accustomed to the dark of course you think of some type of adjustment to
darkness, but Emily Dickinson s message in We grow accustomed to the dark is deeper than just
adjusting to change of light. The idea that she is trying to convey is that we adjust and adapt to
change. In the first stanza Dickinson describes how becoming accustomed to the dark is something
that happens frequently, she says ...As when the Neighbor, holds the Lamp, To witness her Goodbye
She means that even with somebody guiding holding the lamp as you begin your journey of change
eventually you are left on your own to adjust. The second stanza explains how we are
 The Use Of Gothic Elements In Dracula By Bram Stoker
Vampires: How They Were Made
Most people wonder where the idea of vampires came from and how did the first one come about.
The novel, Dracula, is set and written in the nineteenth century during the Victorian era. The
Victorian people had certain beliefs about Christianity and the roles of men and women in society.
Women were allowed only to do certain things and were expected to do specific things in regards to
men. The Victorian people also had their own interpretation of superstitions. Stoker introduced the
Victorian people to gothic elements in his literary works. In literature, gothic novels often use gothic
elements to support their themes and the mood. Since Dracula is a gothic novel Stoker used the same
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Therefore, the gothic element of degeneration and decay supports the theme of good versus evil
throughout the novel. Stoker also uses the atmosphere throughout the novel to establish the vampire
tradition. This gothic element is displayed in Jonathan s journey to Bistritz: As we wound on our
endless way, and the sun sank lower and lower behind us. This was emphasized by the fact that the
snowy mountain top still held the sunset, seemed to glow out with a delicate cool pink...goitre was
painfully prevalent (Stoker 8). Usually the atmosphere of the book is filled with degeneration and
decay, so both of these gothic elements play a role in making a gothic novel. These gothic elements
also establish the vampire tradition of the setting and superstition. This atmosphere concept is used
in other novels as well like the novel Moby Dick: ...its [the ship s] weather stained hull, its
venerable bows, its grotesqueness and somber picturesqueness (Magistrale 203). In this quote, Tony
Magistrale is comparing a ship at sea, the Pequod, to a haunted house on land. Magistrale s purpose
of comparing the ship to the house is to present the use of gothic elements to build up the setting for
a gothic novel. Stoker uses this concept of gothic elements, specifically the atmosphere, to establish
the vampire and gothic tradition of literature. The gothic atmosphere can set a theme for the
superstition of certain atmospheres.
 Chapter 9 Study Guide
Chapter 9 Wrongful Deaths Homicide numbers decline from 2009 to 2010 Peaked in 2001 4.8
offenders per 100K 88% know each other (victim and offender) Officers Killed * 48 nationally * 45
by firearm * 47 male * 19 with firearm within 5 feet Officers assaulted * Underreported * 57
thousand * 10 per 100 officers
Modes of Death Accidental * Car crash * Fall * Industrial accident * Work related accidents Natural
* Heart attack * Old age
Suicide

Murder Murder Classifications * First degree * Second degree Manslaughter * Voluntary * gt;
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Immigration) SARA Model (Gainesville Video) * Scan increase in armed robberies in
convenient stores near Gainesville, Fla. * Analyze robbery was convenient. Stores were easy
targets. Opportunists * Respond City ordinance enacted, required to fix problems, light parking
lot, train clerks, limit cash, make store visible, 2 clerks on scene, video camera in full view, timed
and secured safe. Tried to make robbing a convenient store as difficult as possible * Assess New
ordinance cut robberies of convenient stores by 80% in Gainesville. More bank robberies than
convenient store robberies. Stable situation Child Abuse and Neglect * Physical or emotional trauma
to a child which there is no reasonable explanation
Munchausen Syndrome * Parents purposely inflicts abuse on child
Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) * Absence of external injuries * Retinal hemorrhaging * gt;
conclusive evidence off SBS * Subdural hematomas * 18 months or younger * Seizures, fever, stop
breathing. * Baby ones from being fine to having life threatening injuries
Battered Child Syndrome * Collection of injuries sustained by a child as a result of repeated
mistreatment
Reporting to requirements * Teachers, medical, police
All lifestyles included Acute Maltreatment * Directly related to death
 Essay On Multiple Myeloma
A 67 year old male presents to the emergency department with a 2 day history of fever and
productive cough. He feels very unwell. The patient is known to have multiple myeloma, a diagnosis
established 1 year ago. He was induced with high dose chemotherapy and maintained on bortezomib.
Vital signs: Temperature 38.8ºC (101.8°F), bloodpressure 125/88 mmHg, heartrate 98 beats/min,
respiratory rate 20 breaths/min. Crepitations are heard in the right middle chest. Chest x ray shows
areas of consolidation in the right middle and lower lobes. They most recent serum protein
electrophoresis is seen in the image. The M spike has increased from 4.5 to 6.3 gm/dL over the past
4 months. The most likely predisposing cause of the patent s findings is: A.Chemotherapy effect
B.Decreased macrophage/monocyte function
C.Hypogammaglobulinemia
D.Lymphopenia
E.Neutropenia

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The plasma cell is the end differentiated maturation of the B lymphocyte and the producer of
immunoglobulins. Multiple myeloma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic
lymphoma (CLL/SLL), another B cell neoplasm, both commonly develop hypogammaglobulinemia.
This antibody deficiency leads to infections by encapsulated organisms such as Streptococcus
pneumoniae, as in this case, rather than viruses and fungi. The respiratory system is the major site of
infection. While the 23 valent pneumococcal vaccine is given to these patients, there is no evidence
that it prolongs survival. Intravenous immunoglobulin infusion has been helpful in septic patients,
but antibiotics are the mainstay of
 Frances Nolan s Glory
My mom was a reader. She was a slow reader, but a reader nonetheless. Her favorite book to this
day is A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty White. The main Character s name is Mary Frances
Nolan. My mom decided then that my name would be Frances. Well, that didn t work because
my dad didn t like that name. So anyway, my mom also loved a set of children s books about a
badger named Frances (she is an elementary school teacher), and the badger s little sister s name
was Gloria. I was named Gloria after the little sister, or I was named after Gloria Estefan if you
ask my dad. Gloria means Glory in almost every Romance language. Glory is defined as a state of
high honor, brilliant radiant beauty, and an indication of radiant light drawn
 Battle Of Great Britain Essay
War is horrible, but slavery is worse, and you may be sure that the British people would rather go
down fighting than live in servitude. ⁷ By July 10th, 1940, Germany had overrun Europe using
Blitzkrieg method and then declared war on Great Britain. This war was the first military campaign
in history to be fought entirely in the air. Conquering all the odds, the Royal Air Forcestood alone
and defeated the German Luftwaffe. Even when facing certain defeat, Britain prevailed. The
leadership of Great Britain, radar, and the Royal Air Force without a doubt were the three most
crucial reasons into why Britain prevailed.

The leadership of Great Britain played an important role to Britain s success during the Battle of
Britain. Winston Churchill and Lord Beaverbrook were two of the most important people to thank
when it comes to Great Britain s success. Winston Churchill had a defiant attitude and stirring
speeches that inspired the nation at a time when many people thought britain faced certain defeat.¹
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Radar played a big role in the Dowding system as well. It allowed the RAF to respond as fast as
possible to the incoming german attacks and use the resources of pilots and aircrafts to their full
potential. Radar also gave the Royal Air Force early warning signs on German attacks or raids. It
gave the fighters valuable time to prepare for German attacks and made sure they were not caught
alone and defenceless. Another benefit of the radar was that the RAF had more than fifty radars
stations in the south of Britain under their possession, which gave them an edge over Germany
throughout the battle. Overall, radar was very effective and it helped Great Britain have an edge
over Germany throughout the entire
 The Role Of V As A Proletariat
V is an anarchist who believes that violence and destruction are necessary in order to establish a
new world order in which people can live with each other in peace, rather than being ruled by the
government. Throughout the novel, V demonstrates that he is a proletariat who is fighting for
the rights of the society. A proletariat is a term of Marx s theory and is one of the many. He first
identifies that he is a proletariat when he states, Did you think to kill me? There s no flesh or
blood within this cloak to kill. There s only an idea. Ideas are bulletproof. (Book 3: Chapter 7) (Page
236: Box 7). This statement helps prove that V is a proletariat fighting for society s rights. This is
because he is part of the working class and is carrying
 Total Institutions
Total Institutions

In the year 1961, the author, Erving Goffman, published a book consisting of text and studies on
mental patients and inmates, in what he has called total institutions . There is a large focus on the
life of mental patients, due to his year long study in an American institution. However, the center of
my reading was based on the institutions and the lifestyles that are reached when placed in such
establishments. When describing these institutions the author referred to them as segregated
communities. This is exactly what they are. One is cut off from the outside society, with little or no
contact at all until the inmates stay is over. The character of these institutions is one that is an
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The grouping includes, monasteries and covenants, Buddhist temples and the like. For one to be
include in such a lifestyle is to truly believe in the higher power. to turn your life willfully over to a
way of life and to separated from everything that one has ever known, would be of great difficulty.
It would be doing this that would profess ones faith, desire, and trueness to what one is doing.
Finally the institutions that are established to protect the community against intentional dangers,
such as, jails, juvenile holdings, and penitentiaries. Again, these are a group of establishments that
have the ability to strip people of their identity for as long as they are a member of this segregated
community. All the aspects of everyday life are conducted in one place and under one authority,
usually a warden, sheriff or other member of the staff. Ones self is stripped and one is thrown
unwillingly into a group or subculture of its own. In this new group, all activities are completed at
the same time, in the same space and together as a large faceless assembly. The activities that are
participated in are those that are strictly scheduled throughout the day and roll from one into the
other.
These rigorous schedules are all imposed by the officials that run the institution. The goals of the
institution are fulfilled by these schedules and the tasks that are completed by the
 Tropical Rainforest Research Paper
There are several world changing events happening right now. However, many of these events are
either forgotten or rarely discussed. One of these forgotten events is the deforestation of the
rainforests. Rainforest deforestation primarily started in the 1970 s, but has since increased. Up until
recently, deforestation of rainforests was seldom talked about despite how much it has affected the
world. Rainforestdeforestation needs more attention because it has occurred for many decades
despite the environmental damage, the rainforest is important for the economy, food, and medicinal
purposes, it has many adverse effects such as climate change, and there are several projects to reduce
deforestation.

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Indigenous tribes are having their lands destroyed as a result of deforestation. In the Amazon,
deforestation threatens 180 indigeous groups that depend on the rainforest (Visser). Water vapor,
which is necessary for the water cycle to work, has decreased because of deforestation.
Deforestation has caused a 4 percent decrease in water vapor flows from land (Bradford). A large
part of the world s diet comes from the rainforest which is at risk because of deforestation. Eighty
percent of third world countries food intake comes from rainforests which puts their diet at risk (
Tropical Rainforest Destruction: Reasons and
 Double Standards In Jane Martin s Beauty
Double Standard (Working Title) Beauty a small word containing only six letters, but one that
beholds the power of substantial external and internal impacts. Beauty is it strictly an outward
appearance, a frame of mind, or is it in the eye of the beholder? Maybe a combination of these
three philosophies, but a person in complete possession of outward comeliness, but mentally
believes it to be a curse will only manifest ongoing reality disconnects as the character Carla
experiences in Jane Martin s drama titled Beauty. To be gifted with beauty or with brains: which is
the greater endowment? Brains the intellectual fortitude, which if employed and utilized will lead to
advancements in life. What if being astute was not viewed as a quality attribute, or had little to no
value to the person in possession of this distinguished quality? What if a person wished to be
beautiful over being intelligent, and a beautiful person yearned for brainpower? Thus the conflict
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A genie that held the power to switch the desired advantageous characteristics of one onto another.
Martin s drama spotlights the jealousy and discontent that leads to the human tendency to envy
others for their achievements and auspiciousness. As proven, through empirical studies, Hamermesh
demonstrated that physically attractive people enjoy an advantage over average looking people in
terms of employability and earnings (Huffpost). This evidence strengthens the notion that the pursuit
of happiness measured by income, social status, and acquired belongings, begins with attractiveness.
Nevertheless, the female characters Carla and Bethany, come to realize the fact that the grass is not
always greener on the other side, for it carries a price tag of potential
 Ice Fish Personal Response
Personal response I thought this article was helpful and fun to read. Some of these techniques in
the article would have been helpful the last couple weeks. I have learned a few new things from
this article and I enjoyed it. Plot The plot would most likely be on the ice. The author Steve Ryan
is directing this to ice fishers that need some more help trying to ice fish. While sitting on the ice
trying to get a few gills he found a few tricks that have seemed to work for him and has shared
them with other anglers trying to get a few fish. Characterization There wasn t really any characters
in the article besides that he was directing to anglers on the ice. He has been putting articles online
for ice fishers to see and hopefully helps them in their future on slaying the fish.... Show more
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Whether you re fishing on a lake, river, and pond or wherever you re trying to catch fish through
the ice. If you re fishing in deep or shallow waters it depends on how you jig your lure and what
you use. Although the color can effect if they bite or not to. Theme The theme is to get fishermen
to understand what and how to catch more fish through the ice. A lot of anglers that attempt to
catch fish say the fish aren t biting. Most of the time they won t switch there lures or the way they
are jigging there lure. Steve Ryan the author of the article says everything you do matters when
your ice fishing because fish are picky. Recommend I would recommend this article to anybody
that likes to go ice fishing or people that would give it a try. I believe if more people knew how to
catch the fish they would go but not many people
 Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Executive Summary
This team has been assigned to perform an executive summary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BHI).
This company has been profitable for the last three fiscal years, and is on the U.S. Stock Exchange.
This summary will contain information gathered from BHI s most recent annual report. Using the
company s balance sheet, cash flow statement, and income statement (all three are attached
following the references) 14 key areas will be addressed: 1. Company history| 2. Audit firm| 3.
Stock exchange| 4. Cash and cash equivalents| 5. Total current assets| 6. Two largest current assets| 7.
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Assets are anything the company owns that has future value. Examples include cash, property,
equipment, accounts receivable and investments. Copyrights, trademarks and patents are also
considered assets. Liabilities are items or things the company owes. Some examples are accounts
payable or yearly payroll and business lease costs. At Berkshire Hathaway, the two largest current
liabilities at the end of its two most recent annual reporting periods are losses and loss adjustment
expenses and accounts payable, accruals and other liabilities. The company s total liabilities at
the end of its two most recent annual reporting periods was (in millions), $161,334 in 2009 and
$153,692 in 2008. Revenue is the amount of money a company receives during a specific period
with other business and customers. Revenue is calculated by multiplying the price at which goods
or services are sold by the number of units or amount sold (BKS, 2009). BHI s revenues, or net
revenues, for the last three annual reporting periods were (dollars in millions), $112,493 in 2009,
$107,786 in 2008 and $118,245 in 2007.
According to BHI s financial report, their net income before taxes was $11,552.00, after taxes
$8,014.00 and the total net income for 2009 was $8,055.00. In 2008, BHI had an income before
taxes of $7,574.00, after taxes $5,596.00 and a total net of 4,994.00. The year 2007 was a good