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 The Concincing Character Develpoment in Nora Helmer of A...
Tennessee Williams and Henrik Ibsen both beautifully illustrate their characters in their plays.
Although characters Nora Helmer of A Doll s House and Laura Wingfield of The Glass Menagerie
are incredibly different, the authors used very similar techniques of creating them as convincing
characters. Nora and Laura both undergo convincing character development with specific
motivations behind their actions. Williams and Ibsen also use direct and indirect characterization
to further develop Nora and Laura. Without such qualities, the characters would fall short of being
memorable. Laura is a static character, like every other character in The Glass Menagerie. From
beginning to end, she is described as terribly shy by two people Tom and... Show more content on
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Unlike Laura, Nora is developed as a very round character through the use of indirect presentation.
Over time, Nora builds up the confidence to leave her husband, who treats her like a plaything, a
doll. Little things built up to make her marriage unhappy. In the beginning, Nora seems a bit
ditzy, even a bit unintelligent, and not much of an intriguing character at all. She allows her
husband to call her ridiculous things like his sulky squirrel or little lark and doesn t seem the
tiniest bit offended by it. She also seemed childish when her husband refused to give her spending
money but exclaims, Money! when Helmer says Nora, guess what I have here. It s like offering a
little child a small present like candy to lift their spirits a little. And she poses to be a little
scatterbrained when she couldn t help but be a little prideful and slightly insensitive while
talking to Mrs. Linde, who had almost nothing and was pretty miserable. At first she realized
what she was doing and said Oh, but thoughtless me, to sit here, chattering away. Sweet, good
Kristine, can you forgive me? but reverts back to doing so. Although Mrs. Linde insisted No, no,
no, tell me about yourself, it seemed like she was saying that out of politeness as Mrs. Linde doesn t
seem like the kind of person to sit there and spill out all of her pains and sorrows. However, the ditzy
side of Nora is really only skin deep. She is truly a round character. It can be seen that she is willing
 Diamond Black-Fan Anemia Case Summary
Case Summary, including Signs Symptoms A woman who resides in Delaware had no record of
any tick bites or travel history outside Delaware. She was 43 years old and her past medical history
included transfusion dependent Diamond Blackfan syndrome, hepatitis C, pulmonary hypertension,
and a splenectomy performed 20 years before this admission. Diamond Blackfan syndrome or
Diamond Black Fan anemia , is a problem that stems from the bone marrow. As we know, the bone
marrow is responsible for producing the body s supply of erythrocytes which supply oxygen to the
body s vital organs and tissues. Many problems can occur in the body as a result of this anemia.
This patient had been undergoing some treatment for her hepatitis C for the 40 weeks... Show more
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On the second hospital day, a lab scientist who was performing a routine exam of the peripheral
blood noticed multiple intraerythrocytic ring forms. These rings forms were consistent with
Babesia. This amount of parasitemia was quantified as 5 6% in this woman s smear. The patient
was treated with clindamycin ( IV 600mg 3x day), and quinine ( 648mg, orally 3x day ). The
patient s mental status started to shift a little so her health care team decided to move her to the
intensive care unit. A nasal wash as well as a blood culture came back negative. Unfortunately, this
patient s status started to drastically decline on the third day. Intubation and vasopressor support
was required. Despite being given such intense treatment, the patient underwent multiorgan failure
due to Babesiosis. Fourteen donors of blood received by the patient in the previous 4 months
were then investigated. All donors were negative for Babesia by rapid PCR for B. microti. Donor
4 had a very high B . microti immunofluorescent antibody (IFA) titer (1:1024). A titer that high
usually indicates that infection was or is present. This donor lives in NJ but went to Rhode Island
within 2 years of donating blood. Two other donors were precluded as being the cause of the
infection due to low titers of
 Athena Vs Poseidon
Poseidon, the Sea God, and Athena, the Goddess of War, Wisdom and Peace both had different point
of views and perspectives. Poseidon, the God known for his trident, acted dramatically towards
winning Athens. As we know, the theme is that useful gifts are better than dramatic ones. Anyways,
Poseidon made a salty sea as gift to win Athens. The Athenians disliked his gift. Athenas gift was an
olive tree, which was more useful and resourceful. She thought further ahead into the future and
about the Athenians needs. The text states, Their rivalry was so intense that they almost went to war
and just as they were about to attack each other, Athena, with her typical, wise approach suggested
that they should hold a contest for the city. In other
 The Effects Of Artificial And On Medical Field
The readers have already understood whose life glory is this one. The person whose smile flood
away the whole nation with utmost victory, yes, he s our dedicated captain of Bangladesh team,
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza.
But, have we ever imagined, what pain lies beneath that smile? From 2002 2007, he had three
operations in left knee, one operation in right knee, back stress fracture, shoulder problems, ankles
damaged damaged ligaments twice. After then, till now, he has undergone four surgeries in his left
knee three on his right...
Since ours is the age of advancement of science technology, tremendous development have taken
place in medical field. A new addition to this is artificial organs of human body. This is a new
hope to the persons who have the wish to lead a life not only for themselves but also for their
family country. The artificial ligament is one of the recent addition to advanced medical. And this
body part is an evolution in medical textile. Mostly, the sportsperson have to stop their glorious
career when they receive injury in a vital part of their body, in knee portion.
Now, question comes what is medical textile? And, nevertheless, what is artificial ligament?
Medical Textile:
A general term which is used for variety of application in medical sector in addition of implantable
applications.
Medical textile is known as healthcare textile. It is one of the most expanding sectors of technical
textile.For medical healthcare products,medical textile ranges
 The Pearl
The Pear Book Report
Alejandro Gonzalez
5th period
Letter to the Author

The Pearl, written by John Steinbeck, takes place in La Paz Mexico. The begins with a description
of the family in the first few pages of the book. The family consists of, a couple, and one toddler.
Juana, the wife of Kino, and mother of Coyotito.
After the description of the family, the book continues with a scary problem. Coyotito is sleeping
and as he is sleeping, Kino notices a scorpion crawl down the rope that is connected to the hanging
box Coyotito lies on. Kino attempts to catch the scorpion but Coyotito moves and makes the
scorpion fall on him. Although, Kino eventually kills the scorpion, sadly Coyotito was still stung by
the scorpion.
The couple and a couple of neighbors, rush Coyotito to the local doctor. The doctor refused to
treat Coyotito because the family could not afford to treat Coyotito. Kino and Juana leave the
doctors and take Coyotito down near the sea, where Juana uses a seaweed poultice on Coyotito s
shoulder, which is now swollen. Kino then jumps from his canoe for oysters in an attempt to find
pearls. Kino eventually finds a surprisingly large oyster. When he opens the oyster, he soon finds
out there is a large pearl that is worth more than he can count.
Reading through the book, I noticed that they rarely used figurative language. Let s be honest,
figurative language is way more entertaining then with a book or passage with no figurative
language. The book is still well written with an entertaining plot in my opinion and maybe there is
figurative language but I haven t noticed since the book is over 50 years old. Let s get back to the
story.
Kino puts back his head and howls, causing the other pearl divers to look up and race toward Kino s
canoe.
Soon, everyone in La Paz finds out that Kino has found such an amazing pearl. The doctor who
refused to treat Coyotito decides to visit Kino. Kino s neighbors begin to feel bitter toward him for
his good fortune, but neither Kino nor Juana realize this feeling they have engendered.
Kino s brother, Juan Thomas, asks Kino what he will do with his fortune. Kino responded saying
he will probably use it for a wedding in a church. He claims that he will send Coyotito to
 Roles of the Office of Terrorism and Financial...
The Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, or T.F.I., is said to be the most important national
security agency in the U.S. government. The Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence operates
the department s intelligence and enforcement functions with the aims of protecting the financial
system against illicit use and combating rogue nations, terrorist facilitators, weapons of mass
destruction (WMD) proliferators, money launderers, drug kingpins, and other national security
threats.

Terrorism and Financial Intelligence develops and implements U.S. strategies to combat terrorist
financing domestically and internationally, develops and implements the National Money
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positions, represent the U.S. at FATF meetings, and effectuate actions domestically.
Protecting Charitable Organizations from terrorist abuse is a dire piece of the world s fight against
terrorism. Charities provide essential services, comfort, and hope to those in need everywhere.
Unfortunately, terrorists have exploited the charitable sector to make and move funds, provide
logistics, encourage recruitment, or support terrorist organizations and operations. This abuse
threatens to undermine donor confidence and compromise the integrity of the charitable sector,
whose services are indispensable to the world.

Terrorist Finance Tracking Program (TFTP) was developed after the terrorist attacks on September
11, 2001 to identify, track, and pursue terrorists, such as Al Qaida and their networks. Since that
time, the TFTP has provided valuable leads that have assisted in the prevention or investigation of
many of the most visible and violent terrorist attacks of the past decade.

In 2004, Congress passed the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act which created the
Office of the Director for National Intelligence (DNI) to oversee and coordinate all intelligence
collection in order to advise Congress and the White House. The result of this reorganization, the
director of the CIA no longer reports directly to the president.

Here is an outline of how the Offices work together. No other finance association in the world has an
operation quite like TFI, an
 Consequences Of Imperialism In Africa
The Industrial Revolution made many new inventions that had many sources of energy and
materials needed to make them. For the nations with this technology, Imperialism was a way for
them to further Industrialize and generate economy. Imperialism is the act of one country
expanding its power to other territory in order to colonize and gain resources, economy,
knowledge, and control. European countries with strong militaries used Imperialism in order to
achieve these goals but caused consequences in the long term. Africa, China, And India were
imperialized by European countries due to the cheap labor, raw resources, research opportunities,
and consumers available but this was greeted with many rebellions, many deaths, unfair treaties,
and spreading of technology and knowledge from one country to the next. European powers
wanted to colonize in Africa due to cheap labor and raw resources available which led to many
enslaved people brutally dieing and territory being dispersed between other countries.The
resources found in Africa were diamonds, jewels, and copper which were being mined out by the
native enslaved people. Ivory and hides of animals were popular for colonists to have. Normal
citizens of tribes were dieing due to forced labor and native animals were dying due to hunting.
Colonists didn t even see imperialism as a bad thing to the native people of Africa, seen in the poem
A White Man s Burden. Scientists saw Africa as an opportunity to expand knowledge in the
 Concentration Camp Research Papers
Research paper

What was it like in the Concentration Camps? The concentration camp is where Jews were killed
and starved. Many were killed in gas chambers and many died of typhus. Jews were kept in camps to
be punished by Hitler.
My body paragraph 1 is why were they created. Many Jews died in these camps because they were
never fed. It was horrible to live in them that s why people went into hiding. They used numbers
to call you during roll call and it was tattooed on their arms. They were tattooed on their arms so,
if any escaped they would know because they wouldn t answer so that means they are gone. If a
prisoner escapes all the prisoners have to stand at their roll call place until he was retrieved. They
were never fed,many died
 Examples Of Design Or Advertising Using The Apparatuses Of...
TDN 2002 RESEARCH ESSAY

Critically compare and contrast two to three examples of design or advertising using the apparatuses
of semiotic analysis.

Zhaoqing Wan
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Semiotic is a linguistic, it is a sign that can be applied to everything, which signs are the
interpretation of the proper social situation and general human beings. As Berger mentioned in his
article, Saussure suggested, semiotic can be interpreted as signifier and signified, signifier is the
objet itself and signified is the concept, which codes is to help audience to understand. (Berger,
1994) Signs in everyday life is a communication, it is to tell a truth or a lie, in the 21st century
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For designers, study of signs is very important, Bauhaus and Ulm both believed that understand
semiotics is the basic step before making a design, (Berger, 1994) (Markgraf, 2012) advertisements
ask audiences to understand the message but for design, is opposite, designer has to understand what
costumers need and also, what message they want to added in.

In the advertisements, Aynsley has mentioned that it turns costumers to consumers, the magic
language used in the advertisement which is the signifier that hided under the signified has create
a utopia for people, the code used in advertisement is always forcing costumers to buy under
commercial purpose and the message used in it is always considering to be understand by a wide
range of people instead of create a sign for certain cultural contents. (Aynsley, 1987)

Blogger (2010)

From Clinique Derma white clinical brightening essence advertisement, it has the product, a peeled
egg and some texts. Start from the denotations in this essence advertisement, Clinique used white
for the signifier color for this serum and by put their product on the left to give their costumer a
straightforward idea of how it will be look like, they used the texts explain to their costumers what
this product is about, a brightening essence. The used of variety signifiers help costumers to see the
brand and product name in the most obvious way. But what is the message in this
 How A Submarine Works
Have you ever wondered how a submarine works? There are many parts to a submarine. Each part
contributes to how the submarine works. The parts also do many different things. Submarines are
basically a watercraft cable of independent operation under water.It is different from a submersible
that has more limited underwater capability. Beginning in ancient times, humans sought to operate
under water. From simple submersibles to nuclear powered underwater behemoths, people have
searched for a means to remain safely underwater to gain the advantage in warfare, resulting in the
development of the submarine. It was first built in 1620. Today s attack and ballistic submarines are
made from special steel and/or titanium that are needed to withstand the pressures of the 1,000
depths at which they operate. US submarines use a hi pressure, flexible steel known as HY 100,
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Bourne first offered a lucid description of why a ship floats, by displacing its weight of water and
then described a mechanism by which: It is possible to make a ship or Boat that may go under
the water unto the bottom, and so to come up again at your pressure (Brayton Harris). Meaning
any magnitude of body that is in the water ... having always but weight, may be made bigger or
lesser, then it Shall swim when you would, and sink when it list ... (Brayton Harris) . In other
words, decrease the volume to make the boat heavier than the weight of the water it displaces and it
will sink (Brayton Harris). Make it lighter, by increasing the volume, and it will rise. He wrote of
watertight joints of leather, and a screw mechanism to wind the volume (Brayton
 Integrating Maxonparts With Zanzibar As A Chief...
The problem statement specified is about merging the two organizations namely Zanzibar and
Maxonparts, where Maxonparts is being absorbed by Zanzibar as a Chief Information Officer (CIO)
of Zanzibar the role assigned to me is to develop a plan in order to integrate the employees, supplier,
payroll, ordering, Human Resources of Maxonparts with the systems of our organization i.e. with
Zanzibar. For this the time limit give to me is 12 months by which I should be able to integrate
Maxonparts with Zanzibar. The necessary information is to be gathered to develop a strategy in
order to merge the technology infrastructures of the two organizations. The resources should be
effectively and efficiently used for performing integration between two companies. This integration
should be made confidential as the subordinates and other employees who are not involved in the
project of merging two companies should not have the knowledge of this integration. The factors
that are to be considered are whether there will be an efficient integration of the employees, whether
the user gets satisfied with the integration among the two organizations, whether the integration can
be done within the specified budget by supporting the specifications of one company with the other
company. Efficient integration of employees refers to the analyzing the attitude of the employees i.e.
the employees should not get frustrated, they should be confused, should not have any motivational
problems; there should
 Bring Him Back Dead or Alive Essay
Gordon woke with a start. His dreams had been interrupted by violent icy sweats since the day of
the Somme. Nothing , not even the cacophonous sound of dropping shells could compare to that
day. He was just a boy back then. His hair was golden and swayed with the innocent breeze of the
wind just like he was innocent to war and annihilation. Dazzling blue eyes shone full of naivety,
the naivety of a child. But now his hair was tarnished by mud and blood; his eyes were darkened
by the bloodshed of battle. Dirt splattered across his wide set nose and dark black bags hung like
heavy weights around his eyes. His scintillating personality was lost to the terror of combat. At home
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What would they do to him? Stab him simultaneously and leave him with five gushing holes in his
body. No. What they did was worse. They kept him alive.
When he woke in a strange room with an aching head, he released that they must have knocked him
unconscious and dragged him by the collars on his uniform into here. It was a dark room with only
a singular light shining from the corner of the room. A sturdy man with a grey moustache charged
over to Gordon and slapped him very hard across the face. Gordon bit hard on his gums to stop
himself from crying out. The man started shouting in a strong German accent.
Vat is your name? His accent was almost incomprehensible.
Bradley. Gordon replied.
Tell ze truth! The man said and slapped him again.
This time Gordon cried out and spat the blood from his mouth. For the next three days the Germans
tortured him. They wanted battle plans and troop numbers. And no matter how many times he told
them he was just a foot soldier. Cannon Fodder. Back at base the letter would be going home. M.I.A,
presumed dead.
Gordon marked another day with a tally across the prison cell he was kept in. He used a piece of
rock that he found which he would wedge into his shoe when the Germans came knocking. One
thing the Germans were proud of was honour. This was apparent as Gordon still has his uniform.
His pride. Crash! The roof of his cell caved in around him and a familiar face jumped down into his
cell.
Andy!