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 Anne Frank And The Holocaust
Anne Frank, a famous victim of the Holocaust said this How wonderful it is that nobody need wait
a single moment before starting to improve the world. Anne Frank was once a free woman in this
world. She didn t have to go into hiding, fear getting caught, or worse, possibly dying.

Anne Frank, a girl who survived partially of World War Two, was born in Frankfurt, Germany
June 12, 1929. After the Nazis took power in 1933, the Franks moved to Amsterdam.
Unfortunately, things took an outrageous turn for the worst. Since being Jews, the Frank family
would have to go to a horrible place, known as concentration camps. Later on, a law was passed
and all Jews had to register themselves in. That registry was for the Nazis to find out were the
Jews lived. The following spring, the Nazis yet had passed another law. The law stated that all
Jewish people had to put a yellow star on their clothing that said Jood on it. Soon after, Jewish
families were being called up to go to transit camps. From the transit camps they would go to
Concentration camps. To overcome that, the Frank Family went into hiding. The German invasion
of the Nazis started on May 10, 1940. A year later in 1941, the Franks had started making tactics and
preparations to go into hiding, before the Nazis would eventually reach them. With the help of Otto
Frank, Anne s dad and his colleagues at the Opteka Company, Otto was able to prepare a hiding
place for his family. Finally, the day had come. July, 1942, they had moved into the hiding place,
called the Secret Annex. The Franks,Van Pels, and other occupants of the hiding place hid in a
secret attic apartment on 263 Prinsengracht Street. Before the Franks, and Van Pels got there,
colleagues by the names of Johannes Kleiman, Victor Kugler , Jan Gies, and Miep Gies, had helped
set up the hiding place by smuggling food, and gathering clothing.

As read in the last paragraph, Anne Frank and her family went into hiding. They also stayed with
other Jews. Later on in the year, a man by the name of Fritz Pfeffer had moved into the Annex. He
stayed in Anne s room while Anne s sister, Margot stayed with her mother and father. During their
stay, Anne had gotten a diary earlier in the year from her father on
 A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings And The Metamorphosis
, 2015 A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings and The Metamorphosis
Literature work always has some lesson for the people that could even leave a thought provoking
effect on their lives and compel them to understand the reality of the world. However, there are
some people, who just read literature as a source of entertainment, but the real meaning, of the
reading or encountering any literature work, is realized when a reader understands a message.
Which writer intends to give to a reader. It is because the literature work has a connection, in
addition, influence on the character building process.
Considering the importance of the literature work, in the following writing. Two literary attempts will
be made to make a comparison and to highlight ... Show more content on [Link] ...
In the story of the old man, even though wise woman suggested family to kill the angel, they
decided otherwise, as they had a kind heart. As their child became healthy, they decided to give him
a reward and they provided him treatment facility and helped him to recover his health (Jackson).
On the other hand, the angle also had to suffer in the hands of human as the people come to visit him
reacted mercilessly. Even though they know that the angel is sick, but their curiosity pushed them to
throw stones and pushed him with an iron rod to find out either he is an angel or not. This story is
an attempt by the writer to highlight the different human behaviors in different situations. The priest
remembers that an Angle speaks Latin, but he forgets the words of the holy book in which it is said
never to hurt the strangers
 Taking a Closer Look at Phisics
Physics. Not something you really hear every day. It s not something you really want to hear
either, right? Why is it that when we hear the word physics, it s just a major turnoff. People may
even hear the word and just think get me out of here , even though they may not have the slightest
clue of what it s about. Some people do have a slight clue and think molecules or gravity, atoms or
Bohr, laws or life, and still may not quite grasp it, but at least have a slight clue. Others, think
wasted time and irrelevance, how it kicked their a** in both high school and college. Then the
people who really can t comprehend, think goofy white people. To all of this you could say that
people tend to dislike what they cannot understand. Physics. The branch of science concerned with
the nature and properties of matter and energy. Physics, is what you will be informed of today.
As we ve already stated in the definition, physics is the natural science that involves the study of
matter and its motion through space and time. So first off, matter, the building block of the
universe, is any substance which has mass and occupies space. All physical objects are composed
of matter, in the form of atoms. Atoms are in turn made up of neutrons, protons, and electrons.
Matter also exists in four states: solid, liquid and gas, and plasma; though there are more yet to be
proven possible states. Also, all matter is capable of being converted to energy. You might have
heard of E = mc2, that would be
 Negating The Profane And Connecting Everything
Negating the Profane and Connecting Everything In The Way of the Earth, T.C. McLuhan draws
attention to the insightful writings of Amadou Hampate Ba. Known as the Sage of Marcory, Ba
endeavors to represent the oral religious traditions of Africa in writing. Through the lens of
African religious tradition, Ba asserts that, It can be seen that there is little or no room for the
profane life, in the modern sense of the word: there is no such thing as the sacred on one side and
the profane on the other. This recognition is embraced by Ba s conclusion that, Everything is
connected, everything brings the forces of life into play. Ba comprehends these concepts as,
manifold aspects of Se, the sacred primordial force, which is... Show more content on
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Consequently, a profane life would be incoherent within the milieu of a culture s religious tradition.
The cultural symbolism of Africa introduces examples that reflect the higher principles of Se, in
concreto. As an example, the making of crafts, and other traditional activities (v.g. the arts of pottery,
and metalworking), are entrenched with the symbolism of the sacred. These acts of making are not
blasé pastimes; there are instead embracement s of the Greek term τέχνη. The act of making the
crafts are in concreto. As activities, they are concerned with operating in a mode of transformative
orthodoxy. As such, they function with a knowledge that brings the manifold aspect of Se into
action. This is equivocally perceptible in the traditional rites performed by the people of Africa.
There is a replication and repetition performed in the τέχνη, which is inspired by Masa Dembali (the
uncreated, infinite Master), and which has been transmitted through the chain of ancestors initiates...
The knowledge of an act was manifested through a connection with the dynamisms of nature that are
interpreted as the agents of the One Creative Force. The τέχνη is then handed down through the
generations with an interpretation of the replication and repetition in commemoration of the initial
act. The traditions of Africa trace all acts of daily life back to the initial act, which then instantiates
the grounding of all knowledge in re.
 Girl Scouts
Girls Scouts
The Girl Scout of the USA mission is Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and
character, who make the world a better place. This past March was a hundred years since girl
scouts was started, thanks to Ms. Low. On March 16, 1960, GSUSA was charted by the U.S.
Congress.
Juliette Daisy Gordon Low assembled 18 girls from Savannah, Georgia, on March 12, 1912, for a
local Girl Scout meeting. She believed that all girls should be given the opportunity to develop
physically, mentally, and spiritually. With the goal of bringing girls out of isolated home
environments and into community service and the open air, Girl Scouts hiked, played basketball,
went on camping trips, learned how to tell time by the stars, ... Show more content on
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He leads the group efforts of the Fund Development; Communications and Marketing; and Public
Policy, Advocacy and Research Groups. He has control of the PR and marketing part of GS. Jaclyn
E. Libowitz is the Chief Administrative Officer for Girl Scouts of the USA. She develops and
implements plans across the organization in support of the strategic goals. She also works with the
Movement s Chief Executive Officer and provides leadership, direction, and coordination of
resources needed to do Girl Scout missions. ( Who We Are: Leadership)
Deb Taft is Senior VP for Fund Development of Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA). Ms. Taft was
appointed in 2011. She is in charge of building a sustainable and dynamic fundraising operation for
the Movement as it celebrates its landmark 100th anniversary and establishes girls as a philanthropic
priority for the nation. (Who We Are: Leadership). Jan A. Verhage is Chief Operating Officer of Girl
Scouts of the USA, bringing more than 40 years of experience including 33 years of executive
leadership expertise to the Movement. Under her directions, membership has jumped by huge
numbers. Michael Watson, Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Diversity, directs the
development and implementation of strategies, policies, and programs in the areas of executive
compensation, employee engagement and retention, compensation and benefits, diversity, employee
relations and executive search for Girl Scouts of the
 The Act Of Raising A Child By Its Parents
Parenting: the act of raising a child by its parents. We believe there s more to it, parenting skills
play a huge role in the child s life. How they develop, learn and see the world are all things that lead
back to parenting. This topic is important because we feel that parenting skills are not a main
concern nowadays. Parentingis a critical aspect in how your child will develop and thrive. People
believe they are doing the right thing for their child and setting them up for success, but are they
really? Interest in parenting is a topic that is fairly new. Scientist and pediatrics did not consider
parenting a serious matter until the late 1800 s. Before, people would raise their children based on
religious principles and philosophical... Show more content on [Link] ...
Children working in agriculture spent most of their days harvesting crops in extreme
temperatures for long hours. Because of the long hours they worked, most children in the labor
force did not have the opportunity to get an education nor the time. This meant these children
began working at the ages of 10 13 and continued to work their whole life without receiving an
education. In the early 20th century is when it all began to change. Child labor began to decline
and child labor reforms grew. During the Great Depression most jobs were given to adults and
more children were able to get an education. Some might say, Who would ever let their child
endure such harsh conditions working at such a young age? Could harsh child labor have been
avoided? Most children were forced into labor because of the poverty in their households. Parents
did not see the harm in sending their kids to work at such a young age and they were not aware of
the importance of education. At the time it was the norm; if you did not have enough to live off of
with just a father working; you would send your children off to work too. We tend to parent our
children based on the social norm. Who s to blame on this situation, should we blame the parents or
society? Religion is one of the major ethical dilemmas in our present world. Studies have shown that
children raised with religion are psychologically healthier than those who aren t. Kids that are raised
under a
 Guyon The Knight Of Temperance s Horse
Artegall is first compared to Bacchus (I.2.1) and Hercules (2.2.6) with his club of justice dread
(I.2.9) to give him the authority of precedent mythical figures to subdue lawless men and even
monstrous tyrants(1.2) in the narrative voice s violent construction of common law, and by his
training under the goddess Astrea he is given the instruction on how to apply equity but perhaps not
the conscience for it. Certain moments demonstrate he incorporates an understanding of equity, but
more along the lines of using it as an authority. To be clear, equity is divided into the trial s
composition, whether it s particular circumstances fall outside the confines of the documented
common lawand as a result is needed to be judged accordingly... Show more content on
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Now, moving backward from these trials back to the first trial in Canto I, the trial of Sir
Sangliere and the unnamed squire (V.1.25 30), Carol Stillman in Nobility and Justice in Book Five
of The Faerie Queene, asserts there is no body of laws or precedents to cite for or against
Sanglier , and as consequence, Artegall must find other means to accomplish his task which leads
him to employ an adaptation of Solomon s strategy (541).Despite what Stillman states, there is an
antique legal doctrine that changes the crime of this case and places it under a precedent boundary
and thereby, common law. At first, it may seem odd Artegall refrains from his usual immediate
tendency to violence or sentencing corporal punishment, but as Stillman states, the trial s process is
governed by its adaptation to Solomon s first judgement, which contrastive to her is perhaps in itself
precedent enough; however there is yet another specific legal doctrine of common law that dictates
the sentence. In this dispute, the allegory provides the precedent verdict and procedure, but it is the
interpretation of marriage in common
 Gail Carson Levine s Ella Enchanted
For Summer Reading, I read Ella Enchanted. Ella Enchanted is based off of the story of Cinderella
mostly towards the end. The book has fairies, magic, glass slippers, and even the pumpkin carriage
just like in Cinderella! Ella s name came from the end of the name Cinderella. The Cinder part is
supposed to mean dirty or uncleansed. I have come to find out that Cinderellas real name is Ella, but
her stepmother called her Cinderella as an insult. That is how the author, Gail Carson Levine, came
up with her name.

Gail Carson Levine was born on September 17, 1947, which makes her 68 years of age. She
writes young adult literature. Levine was born and raised in New York City, New York. Her
books always include magic and mythical creatures. After reading the book, I found that it
probably takes place around the medieval time period because there are many princes and
princesses. The genre is Fantasy. I realized this when Levine brought up all of the magic, fairies,
elves, and ogres. The author uses allusions, epiphanies, and similes in the story. She uses an allusion
when she writes the book and makes it ... Show more content on [Link] ...
I didn t know what was going to happen! Ella Enchanted relates to the real world because in the
real world, you are able to control your own destiny. In Ella Enchanted she breaks the curse so she
can control her own destiny without others controlling it for her. I would definitely recommend this
novel. I like the magic and the fairies, but most of all, I love the storyline! There are so many twists
and turns that make you laugh and cry.

I thought Ella Enchanted was a good book. My favorite part was when Char and Ella started
writing to each other. My favorite character over all was Prince Charmont. He was always in love
with Ella no matter what happened. They are the perfect couple. I would recommend this book
because you really get sucked into it and you feel like you re in the story when you read
 Ergotamine Research Paper
Antibiotics aren t the only use of fungus in medication, Ergot alkaloids are derived from the
common fungus Claviceps purpurea and have a number of medicinal uses; Ergotamine is prescribed
to relieve migraine headaches, it can also reduce blood pressure.
Ergonovine is used for preventing and treating bleeding after delivery of a baby or an abortion, it is
a uterine stimulant so works by increasing uterine contractions, which helps reduce the blood loss
after the baby is delivered.
Ergotamine and dihydroergotamine are less effective oxytocics than ergonovine, they can be given
orally or intravenously , it is currently used in obstetrics to treat or prevent post partum uterine atony
and to complete an incomplete or missed abortion.
Statins : ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Statins can reduce or remove low density lipoproteins from blood vessels in the human body, the
compounds act through an enzyme in the liver which produces cholesterol, lovastatin inhibits HMG
CoA reductase and squalestatin inhibits squalene synthase, it works by blocking the enzyme so the
body removes cholesterol complexes from the inside of blood vessels, thereby reducing or removing
blockages in the arteries, which in turn reduces the chance of a heart attack, strokes and diabetes.
Statins can also attract stem cells towards damaged tissues, so the stem cells then appear to
regenerate the tissue.
Griseofulvin is used in both animals and humans to treat fungal infections of the skin, hair and nails
(dermatophytes) ; such as Ringworm and nail fungus; it was discovered in 1939 from the mold
Penicillium patulum, Griseofulvin is listed on the World Health Organisation s List of Essential
Medicines. Administered
 Mona Lis 1503-6 By Leonardo Da Vinci
After going through the modules and learning many art history areas and well known artist master,
There understanding of style mixed with cultural and religion just examples the passion these
masters had. one of the most known portrait painting throughout the world was the Mona Lisa
painted in 1503 6 by Leonardo Da Vinci. His work slowly transformed High Renaissance painting
into a form of artistic creation that was unlike in the entire world, The use of chiaroscuro (light and
dark modulated to create effects of relief or modeling), sfumato (misty, soft blending of colors) and a
real perspective, which indicates the distance by grading tones and muting colors contrasts.
This well known painting is believed to be a painting of Lisa del
 The New System Of The Uk
The number of patients who are suffering from asthma and breathing problems in the UK is on the
rise. Companies such as Ruritanian Oxygen Company (ROC), therefore, are mainly established in
order to securely supply both those patients and local hospitals with medical gases (such as Oxygen
in cylinders). Hospitals can basically order oxygen cylinders from ROC to be delivered to patients
at their home when they are not at hospital.
The main aims of the new system of the ROC are to operate a secure network of cylinder
warehouses and to continually deliver Oxygen cylinders to patients via a fleet of vans. In addition,
the new system requires replacing the current (tradition) system such as facsimile with a new and
secure system such as ROC portal and E mail systems. This will allow customers to track their
orders and even ROC can track their drivers in order to send them new instructions without the
necessity of returning to the company.
However, as ROC is struggling with supplying the entire UK, they have to subcontract with local
medical gas companies to underpin them by covering certain areas in the UK.
[Link] lifecycle and classification
There are multitudes of information that are needed to be processed and collected by ROC system.
Some of this information is sensitive, and therefore it must be well secured and protected from
potential risks (confidential) in order to avoid negative consequences. Some of the sensitive
information is as follow:
ROC information,
 Love And Hate In Jamestown Summary
The historian and writer, David A. Price is a graduate from College of William Mary, Harvard
Law School, and Cambridge University. His work has been published in The Wall Street Journal,
The Washington Post, USA Today, Forbes, Business 2.0, and Inc. Price s career background consist
of being a reporter for the Washington, D.C bureau of Investor s Business Daily. Price has
researched Jamestownin multiple occasions. Based on these credentials, I believe David A. Price is
a qualified author. David A. Price is the author of Love and Hate in Jamestown; John Smith,
Pocahontas, and the Heart of a New Nation. This is the history of early America and how it became
the country it is now.
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Pocahontas would be brought back into the picture after the English kidnapped her. She converted to
Christianity and married John Rolfe, bringing peace between the two sides. Pocahontas would then
be brought to England as an example of a Savage being turn to Christianity. After she dies, the
peace between the Natives and the settlers slowly diminishes. In March 22, 1622, the Natives
would attack the English, killing around 400 settlers. This attack backfires on the Native since the
English would attack back more drastically. To end the book, Price talks about John Smiths life after
Jamestown and his opinion on the settlement. The story also addresses the beginning of Slaves entry
in America, which would be an important part in the history of America. This book overall informs
us of early America history.
This novel gives a vivid glimpse of life in early Jamestown. Through this book, we get the
perspectives of not only people living in that time period but of actual settlers in Jamestown. Many
of John Smith s work is incorporated in this novel as well. Throughout this novel, we begin to
question, how did a settlement that consisted majority of gentlemen become the first English
permanent settlement? Through seventeenth century English documents and first hand reports,
Price answers the question by showing the importance of John Smith and Pocahontas.
David A. Price s argument in this novel is that John Smith and Pocahontas were the key factors in
 What Is The Theme Of Motherism In The Color Purple
Victims of a triple jeopardy of classism, sexism and racism, they are trampled upon at the bottom of
the food chain. Yet, giving life to those that take their sustenance and essences, they are left with the
burden and oppression to carry. The idea of labelling a woman as a black mother perpetuates an
ideology that blackness is not encompassed in mothering. The black woman never granted the
opportunity, during or after slavery, to access the white privilege of motherhood. Thus, she cannot
attain the white definition of motherhood. Alice Walker with her writing would see no problem with
the removal of the black woman from an apparent white ideal of motherhood. Womanism, then
would stand in solidarity for the misunderstood bad mothers/ black ... Show more content on
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They are willing to sacrifice their mental state. In her work Black Women Image Makers Mary
Helen Washington epitomizes the black women as suffering from the triple bias of race class and
gender but whose main goal is to keep their children and that of their family safe. Sethe must muster
up the strength after her milk is taken and she is beaten to get to her children that are waiting on the
other side of the river. Celie must subject her body to the incestuous act of Pa to save Nettie. Yet,
these two women are dispossessed, the dispossession does not stop their maternal instinct as mothers
to protect by all measures