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(INTRO) Michael Jackson inspired the world with his music, also with the way he dressed, he changed millions of lives with his attitude. Michael Jackson has change the pop chart because no African American artist has ever achieved a high level of success like him. Also he change the way people view music and clothes. Michael Jackson change society by his music, some of his music was to inspired humans to do something about the world. He also help a lot of people, but some of the things he did didn t make it to the headlines.
(BIO) Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana. His family was one of the most famous family in entertainment. His mom was a homemaker, and his dad was a guitarist. He was the seventh sibling out of nine children. Jackson was known as the King of Pop. He was the best selling African American singer, songwriter, and dancer. He went into a solo career and became the lead singer in Jackson 5.
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In this era that Beowulf is in, it s prime time for warriors, and the culture displayed in each poem forwards it. In this time warriors hold the power, possibly even more than kings, and in this way of life Beowulf thrives, and people take notice. Eventually, he obtains a position of power and leads his people to a time of peace. However, the peaceful time is cut short when Beowulf dies and leaves his people with no hair to take over. Beowulf protected his people so well he shielded them from the flaws of their own ways making them ignorant in their own ways of life, and upon his death they were exposed to all the overwhelmingly problems, leading them to a downward spiral towards their own destruction.
Some views on Heaney s and Wilbur s...show more content...Interestingly in both poems, Grendel is described with more emotion targeting adjectives, and fewer physical. Some deeper thinking on the subject could lead to a few meanings, but one particular seems to match a continuous motif in the poems; Showing emotions is a taboo in this warrior dominated society.
Continuing on the subject of emotions, the story has other characters that feel an emotion and are seen as weak, cowards, or demons; not pleasant things to be seen as. To give an example would be during Beowulf s last battle. The battle dodgers abandoned the wood, The ones who had let down their lord earlier, The tail turners, ten of them together. When he needed them the most, they had made off. Now they were ashamed and came behind shields, In their battle outfits, to where the old man lay. (Heaney 2846) this excerpted is where the warriors, that ran away, return to their fallen king. In this quot
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In early January of 2013, Manuel Pena, a venture capitalist, was attending a presentation conducted by two brothers Dr. Adya Bharat and Dr. Sidhu Bharat in New York City. Mannuel had been invited to the meeting by Sydney Smithers, a friend of his who knew he d been actively looking for small businesses in which to invest. Sydney, a fellow Canadian, owned two businesses: one was a nursing home and the other, Durable Medical Equipment (DME), sold medical supplies for elderly people, including such items as walkers, canes, and special toilet seats. Sydney and the Bharat brothers were hoping Manuel would agree to invest $100,000 in their business proposition.
Sydney had gotten to know Adya while they were...show more content...So they turned to their birthplace, India, in search of opportunity. The Bharat brothers had since established their business in the city of Pune.
The Proposal
This is a great time to expand in India, Sidhu said. There s no such service there, since 75% of health care is private pay. And Pune is the best city to do it in. Plus, by being first with our service, we ll be better able to establish our reputation. Any competition that may come alone afterward will simply help sell our service to customers, Sidhu added.
Pune is known as the Oxford of the East because of its educational institutions, Adya put in. But it also has well established manufacturing industries. We grew up there, but since then it s changed completely. It s grown tremendously as more people have moved to the city to work with companies that have set up operations in information technology and automotive manufacturing. Pune s populat
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I m making pancakes eggs. She shouted back at me. I hoped that she would at least wake me up earlier before 6 am so that way I could take a shower before school. But instead, she woke me up at 7 am. I soon got ready for school walked down stairs for breakfast.
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Here you go, she said while she set the plate down on the table. I soon later got done was waiting for the bus. I saw my mom cleaning so I went up to her to ask a question.
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So that way you learn more stuff you could soon leave my house when you go to college. She said while laughing. But I don t know if I found it funny. Well.... that s kinda rude. I said in a sad voice. Soon later I started to leave wait for the bus. It took a little while but the bus arrived. I started to walk got on the bus sat at the back of the row of the bus. It was only me in the back of the bus because all my friends either walk or they get rides from their parents or even brothers sisters. Man I really don t want to go to class at all. I thought to myself while I was walking into the school building. I soon got to my class sat down at my table. Except Mr. Kane wasn t there. Hey Tom. Where is Mr. Kane. I asked him.
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Francis Bacon was a British artist who was highly praised by the public and proclaimed the greatest artist of the 20th century. Though some have criticized him for his vague and harsh imagery, a lot more people have praised his work for its meaning, passion, and his abilities to materialize the good and bad on certain issues by using half abstract figures and triptychs as his preference. In comparing and contrasting an early piece of his art work such as Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion , which was compelling and showed an originality that earned him wide creditability, to a late piece called Study for the Head of George Dyer , one can see the evolution of Mr. Bacon as an artist and most importantly as a person...show more content...While using a thick paint brush for the background and the abstract composition in the painting, he also took time to emphasize the different characteristics in the faces of the abstract composition. By taking advantage of the triptych format, he made the face of the composition tilted in different directions which made it seem like the person was fearful or disturbed by other items in the piece. Also, the orange in the background blends in well with the other colors in the painting and helps the figures, shapes, and the facial expression in the piece standout better in representation. Texture was another technique that was used heavily by Mr. Bacon to visually convey several elements in this piece, such as the sphere and round shaped objects, the dark brush stroke used to represent the shadow under the face, and the heavily applied white brush stroke representing normal facial features on a compositi
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Neo Darwinism
- 1. Neo Darwinism The neo–Darwinian theory of evolution is the "modern synthesis" of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection combined with the Gregor Mendel's theory of genetics. This modern theory of evolution is the connection between genes and mechanisms of evolution, specifically natural selection. It can also be described as the mechanisms that may lead to the changes in the frequencies of alleles found in a population. The neo–Darwinian theory proclaims that all living organisms share a common ancestor and the evolutionary process is gradual. Evolution is mechanised by natural selection, gene flow, genetic drift and human intervention which results in speciation (the formation of a new species). Natural selection, the key evolutionary...show more content... At this time, practically all Gram–positive infections were vulnerable to the penicillin. However, today, infections caused by bacterial agents such as Staphylococcus aureus are resistant to penicillin, and of those, 50% are resistant to stronger drugs. Human actions that have aided and accelerated the process of evolution regarding bacterial resistance to antibiotics include the misuse of antibiotics by health professionals (more than 40 million of antibiotic prescriptions in 2011 were unnecessary), poor drug quality, unhygienic conditions enhancing the spread of resistant bacteria (mostly in developing nations) and inadequate surveillance (patients not completing their course of antibiotics and the strongest/resistant bacteria Get more content on HelpWriting.net