British explorer David Livingstone was an important figure during the nineteenth century. His primary focus was Africa, where he sought to discover the source of the Nile and end the slave trade. The book was a bestseller in six months, and the explorer produced seven more editions in rapid succession….
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The black walnut tree is an important and valuable commercial crop in North America. Native to Eastern United States, it thrives in riparian areas and also holds a special place in the culture of the Apache people. The raw nuts of the black walnut tree are consumed in numerous ways,…
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Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a short story in The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. It’s the story of a young Indian grey mongoose who is brave and valiant. The story has been anthologized and published in various versions as a short book. We will look at its main plot and character traits….
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The first installment of this political fable is titled Elysium, and the movie is set in Los Angeles in 2154. The city itself resembles a massive slum, complete with brutal robots keeping the rabble in line. Though the wealthy and powerful live there, they harbor a lot of bad will…
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The Kansas City gun experiment was a failure for many reasons. Most gun studies failed to measure certain factors, including Location, Internal consistency, and Test-retest reliability. This article explores these issues. However, one aspect of the experiment that has not been adequately evaluated is the level of impact it had…
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In the last century, Christians and scientists have been puzzled by the origin of life and how the world came into being. As a result, the relevance of the beginning of the universe to both scientists and theologians will be discussed in this paper, as well as why we must…
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Hydropower is a completely renewable source of energy and the water used to generate it can be replenished by the different cycles that comprise the water cycle (McKinney, Schoch, & Yonavjak, 2007). It is not, though, fully emission-free. On the one side, hydropower has many advantages: it is a comparatively…
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A plot is one of the most critical fundamentals of any form of narrative fiction. Peter Brook emphasizes this aspect and concern in his prose, especially in Reading for the Plot (37). Taking a critical look at the story, there are some elements that Peter Brook tends to draw on…
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The controversy about coal has raged for a long time, both economically and environmentally. Coal is the dirtiest of all fossil fuels, and it generates 40% of the world’s energy. Up to eight billion tons of coal are burned each year, with increasing consequences: carbon dioxide emissions as a result…
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I grew up with a strong interest in nature, and as a child, I would assist domestic animals in my home anytime I saw them in distress. As a child, my father would take me to our farm, where he kept a herd of cattle, and I would watch him…
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North Korea has recently released a string of warnings against South Korea and the United States, as well as the United States Army stationed in the Pacific. They also threatened to launch pre-emptive nuclear attacks against the United States. Various experts, however, remain extremely skeptical that North Korea is capable…
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Societies have developed more than a few myths to help account for the events that happen in the community. Some of the myths account for the starting place of the humanity while others for the strange occurrences in the world. The Chinese society developed the Norse Mythology, which illustrates the…
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