...Mendacity is the trend to lie. In the case of A Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams, the Pollitt family is living in deception. Living in mendacity can cause competition in between family. The Pollitt are an un-united family. They don’t have communication, the family lacks honesty. Mendacity plays a big role in Brick’s life; on the play he blames falsehood for the cause of him becoming an alcoholic and marrying Maggie under certain circumstances. Big Daddy the wealthiest man in town needs to play the good man, lying that he stills loves Big Mama. There’s no communication neither love in their marriage. “That’s right, a ball a ball! Hell! I slept with Big Mama till, let’s see, five years ago, till I was sixty and she was fifty eight, and never even liked her” (Williams 70). In a trip with Big Mama to Europe where wanted to buy everything, made him feel uncomfortable about her behavior. As well in that trip he encountered a five years old girl, who went to zip his pants for money and which made him feel disgusted. Big Daddy knowing he is sick, he plays around making everybody thinks he is fine. “Who said I was leaving this place to Gooper or anybody? This is my sixty-fifth birthday! I got fifteen years or twenty years left in me! Ill out live you! I’ll bury you an’ have to pay for your coffin” (Williams 94). Big Daddy prefers Brick instead of his other son Gooper. Even though, Big Daddy and his son have no communication. He tries to have a conversation with Brick the day...
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...CAT AND RAT There are two stories one where it is a race and one where they were trying to get across the river and the theme is Cat and rat and cat and mice. my thesis is that they are both pretty similar and there are still a good amount of differences though. 1ST STORY Cat and Rat It starts off with rat asking cat to come with him on the trip and so he can be on the calendar too some traits about cat is he really doesn't like water. He doesn't like to ride on a ox but he really wants #1. He also got bribed by a rat saying there were fish in the water he isn't selfish. Rats traits are he is selfish mean and he likes to be mean to people and he wants to win all by himself. The setting is in china and always buy a river...
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...Beneath my couch lies a villain with cute little claws ready to rip at my socks and feet. There’s an obvious reasons why dogs are consider man's best friend instead of finicky felines, and it’s because cats are dicks. In all actuality, the main reasons are dogs care and listen. Though I’ve only been around for 20 years, I’ve never meet a dog that didn’t at least know its name, yet countless number of cats don’t even look when its name is spoken. Somehow people still think cats are smarter than dogs. In spite of knowing this, I’m a frequently annoyed, yet somehow still proud cat owner. My mom and I put up so much crap with Roxas. I’m surprised I’m still a cat owner. If he isn’t chewing on things he isn’t supposed to, he’s waiting to strike within the couch when someone sits down. Not to mention, he leaves a piece of him, in the form of fur, everywhere he goes. Though he doesn’t have control of that last pet peeve. For someone like me, who’s a child at heart, there’s nothing worse then waking up only to find out my self proclaimed cuddle buddy decided to have my beloved DS charger for a midnight snack. I had planned my...
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...Tigers Bobbie-Lynn Molina BIO 101 August 28, 2012 Kira Krend Tigers Tigers, the largest of all living cat species are recognized by its unique reddish-orange coat with black stripes. Although they are considered to be loners they are extremely territorial. Initially, there were nine known subspecies of tigers: Siberian, South China, Indo-Chinese, Sumatran, Bengal, Malayan, Balinese, Javan, and Persian. The Bali, Javan, and Persian tigers are extinct and the remainder of the subspecies is found on the endangered species list. Tigers have exceptional skills and can familiarize to their environment, but poaching and increase of their natural habitat threaten existence. Tiger’s physical attributes such as their body size, patterns of their stripes, and length of fur are characterized by the locale they live in. Most feline species come from a long line of adaptive and changing family history. Tigers have a massive muscular build, allowing them to apprehend and subdue their prey or get out of harms danger. A full-grown tiger can weigh as much as 650 pounds and up to 13 feet in length. Tiger’s backbones are flexible, which give them the ability of motion and allowing them to leap forward up to 33 feet at a time. The hind legs on the tiger are longer than the front so it helps with the ability of jumping. The paws of the tiger are well padded allowing it to walk quietly without...
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...As a cat/dog lover and a writer for Cheap Removalists Melbourne, I know how much you love your pet. I have experience about going through tough times when selecting a pet-friendly neighborhood. The landlord said, "everybody loves pets here," but just after 3 days of moving in; next house neighbor started to argue on our barking dog. The neighbor forced us to get rid of the dog, so we were helpless. Anyway, I am not a kind of person who gets rid of the loving pet for the sake of staying in the house. We found a new house (the next month,) and moved quickly from the pet-hating neighborhood. Well, I must say; Cheap Removalists Melbourne was our biggest strength during that urgent move. How can you find a pet-friendly location?: Well, it's not...
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...come for Old Deuteronomy to make the Jellicle Choice and decide which one cat will be reborn into a new Jellicle life. At that moment, Grizabella reappears. Again she recalls her "Memory" of how things used to be. She pleads to her brothers and sisters, yearning to come back to them. This time, through a greater appreciation of tolerance, the cats accept her back into the tribe. [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/ly GRIZABELLA: Daylight, see the dew on the sunflower And a rose that is fading Roses wither away Like the sunflower I yearn to turn my face to the dawn I am waiting for the day SOLO: Now Old Deuteronomy, just before dawn Through a silence you feel you could cut with a knife Announces the cat who can now be reborn And come back to a different jellicle life GRIZABELLA: Memory, turn your face to the moonlight Let your memory lead you Open up, enter in If you find there the meaning of what happiness is Then a new life will begin Memory, all alone in the moonlight I can smile at the old days I was beautiful then I remember the time I knew what happiness was Let the memory live again Burnt out ends of smokey days The stale cold smell of morning The streetlamp dies, another night is over Another day is dawning Daylight, I must wait for the sunrise I must think of a new life grizabella the glamour cat Remark the Cat who hesitates towards you In the light of the door which opens on her like...
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...The story under the title “Cat in the Rain” was written by Ernest Hemingway, one of the most favourite American novelists, short-story writer and essayist, whose deceptively simple prose style has influenced wide range of writers. So, the story begins with the description of the hotel where two Americans stopped. It was raining, that’s why the couple stayed in and just a cat in the rain attracted the young woman’s attention. She wanted to get the cat inside but failed and was brought another cat. The problem of the story lies very deeply and we are to uncover it. The story is written in one mood which constantly and directly increases. It starts from the beginning where it’s created by a persistent and repeated use of the “rain” with a number of phrases associating it, such as puddles, deserted square, glistening war monument. Repetition is one of the widely used and favourite stylistic devices of Hemingway. Here he applies it to reveal the relationship of the protagonist to the old hotel owner (she liked ... , she liked...). As the verb “to like” is not used to characterize relations of the wife to her husband, this contrast is full of the concealed but easily read meaning. Though the cases of repetition in the story may seem a bit obtrusive, their modifications enter into the core of the narration very organically. They carry emotional character, however penetrating the story the deep sorrow becomes evident gradually. We realize that little, as if meaningless, capricious...
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...For each of the three you choose, report on one deal in which they invested. 1. Barbara Corcoran. The entrepreneurs are Erika Welsh and Keeley Tillotson and their product is Wild Squirrel Nut Butter. They have sold thousands of jars on website for a 14k gross and 7k profit. The original deal offered was 50k for 10% stake. The final deal was 50k for 40%. After Shark Tank, the women moved their business to Tualatin Oregon and Tillotson's father Bruce took the CEO position. The company growth furthers as there are currently talks with a distributor that will allow the peanut butter to sell in over 200 stores along the West Coast in the next six months. 2. Mark Cuban. The entrepreneur is Steve Gadlin and his product is I Want to Draw a Cat for You. Before the sharks, Steve had sold over 1200...
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...Cat in the Rain by Ernest Hemingway | Summary The short story "Cat in the Rain" was written by Ernest Hemingway in the 1920´s. It is about an American couple that spends their holidays in an Italian hotel. It is a rainy day and the American woman sees a cat in the rain, which she wants to protect from the raindrops. When she goes out of the hotel, which is kept by an old Italian who really seems to do everything to please that woman, and wants to get the cat, it is gone. After returning to the hotel room, she starts a conversation with her husband George, who is reading all the time, telling him how much she wants to have a cat and other things, for instance her own silver to eat with. Her husband seems to be annoyed by that and not interested at all. At the end of the story there is a knock on the door and the maid stands there holding a cat for the American woman in her hands.Peculiarities of the introduction The first thing that caught my eyes was the long description at the beginning. First there is a description of the environment in good weather, which means spring or summer, then a description of the momentary situation in the rain. This description creates an atmosphere that is sad, cold and unfriendly. To create this atmosphere Hemingway uses words such as "empty" or "the motorcars were gone". Later on, by looking at the relationship of the two Americans, you can see that this description was a foreshadowing of the state of the couple´s relationship: First it was...
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...УРОК №1. Тема: Домашні тварини. Мета: навчити зображати за допомогою асоціативних символів команди, назви домашніх тварин та їх місцезнаходження; розвивати образну пам’ять та увагу; виховувати працелюбність та активність. Хід уроку I. Організаційний момент T: Сьогодні наш урок незвичайний. Ми будемо гратися, перевтілюватися в тваринок, виконувати різні рухи, показувати частини тіла і мандрувати в різні місця, які тваринкам дуже подобаються. А щоб нам було цікаво, давайте разом придумувати та зображати мовою жестів різноманітні дії , предмети та створювати образи до них. II. Введення ігрових команд: stand, sit, go, run, fly, swim, lie down, fall down, crawl, hop, jump, eat, drink, sing, dance, clap, stamp, skip. 1. Створення асоціативних символів до виконання дій і рухів T: Уважно дивіться на мене та запам’ятовуйте (учитель домовляється з учнями про техніку виконання дій): стояти – встаємо; сидіти – сідаємо; ходити – двома пальцями, ніби ногами, імітуємо ходьбу; бігати – імітуємо біг на місці; літати – змахами рук імітуємо політ птаха; плавати – зімкнуті почергово руки розводимо в сторони та зводимо, імітуючи плавання; скакати – руку переставляємо вперед невеликими ривками; стрибати – руку переставляємо вперед великими ривками; повзати – лежачу на площині руку рухаємо вперед, послідовно і повільно переставляючи пальці; лягати – нахиляємо голову вбік; падати – дві руки швидко опускаємо донизу; їсти – підносимо...
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...Journey’s are an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s an internal or external experience, the outcome of the journey itself could always be beneficial for self-growth. In “The Story of an Hour,” Mrs. Mallard, the main character, gets the news that her husband had passed away from a railroad disaster. After she had heard the news, she went away to her room and began to stare out of the window and looked out into the new spring life. Her internal journey began when “she sat with her head thrown back upon the cushion of the chair quite motionless,” and that she felt that something was coming for her and she was sitting there waiting for it to come. “ She felt it, creeping out of the sky, reaching toward her through the sounds, the scents, the color that filled the air.” Mrs. Mallard abandoned herself and uttered words underneath her breath that she as “Free,” and she kept whispering “Free! Body and soul free!” It was like she was drinking in a elixir of life while the window was open. When she arose, she walked out her room and downstairs to see someone opening up the door, and there stood Spann 2 her husband. When Richards went to reach for Mrs. Mallard, he was too late. The doctors said “she had died of heart disease- of joy that kills.” (Barnet 23-24) In the story of “Young Goodman Brown,” Goodman Brown is not only taking an eternal journey but he is also taking an internal journey as well. a journey for one night, as begins his quest down...
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...former action, one that might have had another possible outcome. Vernon Scannell deals with these feelings in his poem: A Case of Murder, in which we follow a young child at the age of 9 that is left home alone. His only company down in the basement is the family cat, a gold eyed black cat. The cat continuously irritates him by the buzzing sound that cats make when purring, he has always hated that sound. So he goes on to hit the cat with a stick, the cat hides away and hisses at him, the child joys in the cats pain, and decides to poke it. As a result that cat runs for the door in order escape this sadistic kid, unfortunately the child literally cuts off the cats escape by smashing the door into the feline, killing it. Frighten by his own excessive use of force against this cat makes him realize what just happened, he decides to hide the lifeless furry body within a cupboard. As time goes by he is beginning to hear strange sounds, catlike purring coming from the cardboard. Throughout the whole text, the cat is surrounded with some sort of evil presence, in a way Vernon Scannell makes us feel that the cat is somehow possessed by a demon of some sort, especially when he describes it; you really get the feeling that the cat is watching you. The same goes for the child, when he describes the evil grin: “He followed...
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...on the well-being of cats, a Carnivore that has moved indoors” Debra L. Zoran and C.A. Tony Buffington Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Vol. 239, No. 5, September 1, 2011 Genevieve Ball Animal Nutrition 505, Dr. Shapiro October 13, 2011 Main Summary The domestication of cats can be perilous as their nutritional changes in dietary protein and caloric intake effects their metabolism, muscle mass, water intake, urine acidity levels, and immunity against diseases, all of which effect their overall feeding behavior, well-being, and physical health. 70% protein intake is considered adequate in a cat’s daily diet, however studies show that a more accurate formula for protein intake should reflect 3.3 times the cat’s body weight in kilograms (Zoran, 2011, p. 597). Adversely, persistent insufficient protein intake results in deficiencies such as loss of muscle mass and a weakened digestive and immune system, all of which result in an increased susceptibility to disease and a shortened lifespan. In order for a cat to sustain its preferred body condition and avoid obesity, whether a cat is active versus inactive and neutered versus intact, veterinarians prefer controlled meals of 25% to 35% caloric intake versus free-feeding in order to supervise the caloric and protein intake (Zoran, 2011, p. 603). Furthermore, female neutered cats only require 60 to 70 kcals to maintain a decent body condition score whereas male neutered cats require even less (45...
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...Sue was completely obsessed and in love with her gorgeous brown and orange striped cat, kangaroo, kangaroo has always been there for her throughout all of her hard times. Words were never enough to express her overwhelming compassionate feelings towards kangaroo so every day at exactly one a.m. She would hide a fish somewhere in the house and kangaroo would search her little heart out for it when she would wake that morning. As years passed by little sue grew into big sue and got very caught up in her studies and extra achidemical courses that she forgot to go fishing for more fish and didn't hide a fish for kangaroo. That morning kangaroo spent the whole entire day searching for her fish but just couldn't possible find it. So she decided to take a Nap and wait for her loving sue to come home from school. When sue came home kangaroo jumped on the table hovering over her studies and was begging her with her magical kitty cat ears to tell her where she could have possibly hid the fish, but sue would not budge and pushes little kangaroo off of the table. Kangaroo figured that she was just really stressed out from school ad would wait till tomorrow morning and be overwhelmed with two fishes as an apology from sue. As time ticked by and daylight turned to night sue never got up to hid the fish, when kangaroo excitedly woke up she immediately started her Search. When she came up empty again she filled with dread and hollowness. She came to think that sue didn't love or appreciate...
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