...Zack Messmore MLA Format Theo 201-B23 Christology In the branch of natural science called thermodynamics which deals with energy and how energy worsd, there is a term called “triple point” Triple point in simplified terms refers to the point at which a substance reaches a specific temperature and pressure which enables it to be gas, liquid, and solid. A popular example of this is water, which has a specific triple point of 273.16 K. At this point the water, is a gas (water vapor), a liquid (water), and a solid (ice). (Çengel 135) This all happens at a microscopic level and at fractions of milliseconds, and yet it is the best real life example of how anything can be three things at once. God may have included this little element in earth science while creating the world to reflect on his true nature. This scientific fact could be a great way to defend the idea of how Jesus could be both God and Man. However as with most of the bible faith plays and biblical evidence plays a large roll. Good information on thermodynamics, however also make sure that your introduction fully introduces all of the topics that your work intends on addressing. The Bible makes unambiguous claims as to who and what Jesus was. Jesus claims several times throughout his walk on earth that he was in fact God and that he existed before the time of the decibels. He alludes to Exodus by saying "before Abraham...
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...ESSAY PROJECT FINAL TEMPLATE Step 5: Essay Project Final Draft Directions: Turn off the “Track Changes” feature. Copy and paste your edited draft. Select the entire essay and choose “Accept Changes” if the document does not automatically make the changes for you. Save the changes to this document; save it as “Essay Project Assignment.” Then use the link provided in Blackboard to submit the document to your instructor. The instructor should then be able to see the entire process you took to create your final draft. Who does not love white sand between their toes or floating in warm crystal water? Punta Cana has a beautiful beach with breathtaking sights where people from around the world can escape from the chaos of the city and find the peace that one deserves. Located in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic is my favorite vacation spot. Fat Sand Beach is a beautiful beach with breathtaking sights. This beach is an ideal getaway for families, friends, and couples seeking relaxation and outdoor adventure. Fat Sand beach is so peaceful that help me forget all the pressures and worries of life. It is the one place where I could sit forever, and never get tired of just staring into the deep blue sea, admiring the ocean is filled with many colors and amazing marine life. Certainly Fat Sand Beach is a beautiful place for relaxing. The combination of blue water and the fresh air gives people the best feeling of calm. The sound of waves splashing gently on the shore...
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...This analytical essay will provide an analysis and interpretation of american writer Eowyn Ivey’s short story “As the Time Draws Near” (2012). The readers are introduced to the main character, Piper, who grew up in Alaska but later moved away. The short story follows her at a time when she has returned to Alaska in order to spread her dead father’s ashes under a particular spruce tree. She has a lot of thoughts about death and she is almost obsessed with it. Death is the focal point and theme in this short story. It raises questions such as what happens when we die? And what is death really? The story tells about our short time on earth and how fear of death can stand in the way of living life fully with all the experiences the current moment offers. This essay will focus mainly on setting and the father’s outlook on life. Furthermore this essay will also include an analysis of the symbolism in the short story. At the beginning the description of the nature in Alaska is a vivid portrayal followed by a number of incidents where people have been killed in or by this nature. Piper’s father is one of these people, he “falls out of the sky.” (p. 1, l. 10) Her father with the name Red lived his life like it was an adventure. The description of the landscape appears in the same way - like a never-ending adventure. The tundra is a big and open landscape. The mountains, the glaciers and the snow continues into infinity. The same infinity that Piper’s father wanted to experience. The...
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...information about, this assignment with any other student (except as required for group assignments). Use of Sources: As is expected in academic writing, I have read and studied source materials (articles, essays, news, books, magazines, journals, in print and electronic/internet forms) and I have used information and ideas from these sources to write this assignment. Quoting: In this assignment, any words that are not my own (that is, the few specific words or sentences that I have directly quoted from a source for emphasis) are clearly identified within the text of my essay with quotation marks (inverted commas) and in-text citations. Each and every quote has both an in-text citation and a complete end-of-text citation on my Reference List.Paraphrasing: Furthermore, I declare that any ideas from source materials that I have put into different words (paraphrased) and used in the writing of this assignment are clearly identified and acknowledged using both in-text citations and end-of-text citations on my Reference List. Citations and Reference List: I have made a sincere and honest effort to find and provide full and accurate citation information for each source that I have used (words or ideas or both) in the writing of this essay. Informed Consent:I understand and accept that if my essay is found to be in violation of the principles of this Anti-Plagiarism Pledge, my assignment is liable for failure (Zero marks). I further understand and accept that severe violations of Academic Integrity...
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...could be there every day at all hours. I was on the verge of tears when I have to go home. In My Little Bit of Country is Susan Cheever writing about how she felt when she and her family moved from New York to Westchester. She have to move from her favorite place, Central Park. This essay is from 2012. Susan Cheever describes in her essay her relationship to Central Park in New York. She recollects many good experiences in the park as a kid. She describes the city as a magical place with many options, but her parents want a typical suburban life so they decided to move from their apartment in middle of New York to Westchester, which in outside the city. Susan Cheever’s relationship to Central Park does not end here, because she commutes to New York as soon as she gets an opportunity to come back to the life she and her family had in New York. Susan Cheever moved back to New York some years after, she had children and she raised them in New York, and they love Central Park as much as Susan Cheever does, and even though they are adults, they still love to celebrate functions in the park. Susan Cheever thinks the life in New York is safe, while the suburban life is a little bit scary. In the essay, there is a first person narrator and an omniscient narrator, because it is Susan Cheever herself there is the main character in the story and that can be reliable and unreliable. It can be reliable because it is her experiences and her thoughts we hear about, but it can be unreliable...
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...1 ESSAYS ON SUSTAINABILITY Thirteen Challenging Essays for Earthlings By Peter E. Black, 2008 Wheels and Water .......................................................page 1 Water and Humans on Planet Earth ................................... 2 Climate, Weather, and Global Warming ............................. 3 A Catastrophic Loss of Species ......................................... 4 The Naked Truth................................................................... 5 Asymmetrical Resource Distribution ................................. 6 Stormwater and Groundwater Runoff ................................ 7 Economy, Energy, Environment ......................................... 8 Drill in the ANWR? No Way! ............................................... 9 The Wonder of Water ......................................................... 10 Buffering Sands of Time.................................................... 11 Ecology and Civilization .................................................... 12 With a Bang, not a Whimper.............................................. 13 © 2008 Peter E. Black, PhD (US Copyright Registration TXu 1-580-484, July 13, 2008 as “Conservation is the Cornerstone of Sustainability”) Distinguished Teaching Professor of Water and Related Land Resources, Emeritus, State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, 1 Forestry Drive, Syracuse, NY 13210 peblack@esf.edu and www.watershedhydrology.com Essays on Sustainability Thirteen Challenging...
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...My Little Bit of Country Pamela Prehn and Laura Rexen 3.K My Little Bit of Country is a short story written by Susan Cheever. The essay was published in the anthology Central Park that was published in 2012. Humans are different, there is no doubt about that. It is amazing how every single human-being on this planet is unique, it will always be something that amazes us. You can never figure a person out; the human mind is simply astonishing. The human mind will always behold a surprise. However, even though humans are difficult to figure out, we would say that there are mainly two different types of people in this world: Country-folk and city-folk. Susan Cheever is as mentioned earlier the writer of the essay My Little Bit of Country, and in this essay she reveals to us the thoughts and minds of a ‘city-person’. The story follows a chronological structure, and Susan Cheever starts the story with mentioning how she spent her summer mornings as a child in beautiful Central Park in company of her dad: “My earliest memories are of summer mornings in Central Park with my father” (Page: 1). When reading this essay, it becomes clear to see that Susan Cheever considers herself different from her family members: “I too often felt, even then at the age of three or four, that I had come from another exotic foreign place to live with my disappointingly ordinary family” (Page: 1, L.25) as this quote shows, she describes her family as being painfully ordinary, which clearly...
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...the broad range of contemporary water challenges currently observed within the American South without examining this region's history of water. Flood hazards are not an uncommon phenomenon, and as such the civic and social debates regarding how to plan for them have long been discussed. Although risks of dwindling water supplies are being globally witnessed more and more each day, the morass of explanations as to “why” can be observed through the shifting patterns of land settlement, advancements in technology, and ever increasing consumption. To conceptually grasp the current and oncoming limits to water...
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...Essay draft Andre Clayton- 1305719 Academic Writing 2 Wednesdays 2:00-5:00 PM October 4th 2015 Lecturer: Ms. Daidrah Smith University of Technology Jamaica Essay Draft Is water a free and basic human right, or should all the water on the planet belong to major corporations and be treated like a product? Should the poor who cannot afford to pay these said corporations suffer from starvation due to their lack of financial wealth? Water Privatization refers to the transfer of ownership of water resources from the public sector to the private sector. Countries such as Australia, Canada, Argentina and Britain all have private water supplies and are facing numeric challenges such as a lack of access to clean water, corruption in the process and a reduction in local control and public rights. Should Jamaica be allowed to go through the same problems these countries face? Water is a fundamental human right and should be available to all the people of the world for little or nothing. Due to it being a human right Jamaica’s water supply should not be privatized as privatization may lead to rate increases and poor water quality. Firstly, Privatization of Jamaica’s water supply would lead to rate increases. Over the years Private corporations increase rates to increase and boost their profits for which they are accountable to shareholders not to consumers. This would lead to customers paying more for water supply on their monthly bill since the private entity recovers its investment...
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...drive scientists to further their researched. The debate between nature and nurture, the two most important elements for inheritance and environment, has been unanswerable and going on for years because the results are not significant enough to separate those two elements. Steven Pinker, a Harvard College Professor and the Johnstone Family Professor at Harvard University, is primarily focusing in language and cognition for his research. He is the author of six books, and some of which include, “How the...
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...In the essay, "What's Natural about Our Natural Products by Sarah Federman", Sarah describes how the word "natural" is being overused by food companies to lure people into buying their goods and the true meaning that lies behind the word. She defines the "natural" product as: determined by nature, sort of have a connection with nature, having normal character, grown without the care of human, non-artificial, and lastly produced by nature. This is to show that people should be more alert when purchasing food products. For example, the case of Lays. Sarah mentioned how potato chips company precisely uses the words "naturally baked" to trick consumers for company to sell it in a higher price. Same thing goes to Snapple drinks. Every Snapple drink promised "enriched vitamins", but it's just ordinary brewed tea with ice and a couple of sweeten artificial ingredients. Thus, consumers ended up paying extra for more sugary water and does not realize it. Also, in Hansen's "Natural" Soda case, he uses the same exact and amount of ingredients as Sprite and 7-Up except the sodium citrate. The word "natural" is pretty much meaningless in beverages. Sarah uses personal experiences in her writing to convince the readers and all consumers to aware how food company abuses the word "natural", "naturally", or "pure". I absolutely agree with what Sarah is saying in her essay, "What's Natural about Our Natural Products". The word "natural" means something that is not made by the hand of human...
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...Of Ocean Tides and Understanding Whether she is writing essays, novels, or memoirs, author Barbara Kingsolver focuses her lens on the natural world. The memoir Animal, Vegetable, Miracle is the author’s testament to the power of locally grown foods. In Prodigal Summer, the Appalachian wilderness is as much a character as are the human protagonists. In her essay “High Tide in Tucson,” she recognizes that as humans we are part of the animal kingdom and that we have a natural responsibility to connect to what is most basic about our nature in order to persevere. Characteristic of Kingsolver’s writing, she draws readers in with superb imagery. Before touching upon theme, she tells a story – one of a hermit crab that has taken an unlikely journey to the desert. Her character isn’t just an ordinary hermit crab but “an outlaw against nature” with “red stiletto legs splayed in all directions.” Her words “outlawed” and “splayed” emphasize the crab’s foreignness. The crab is a transplant in the desert, much as the author is. She says: “When I was twenty-two, I donned the shell of a tiny...
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...believe in Brahma. This paper will explain how religious traditions describe and encourage the following relationships: with the divine, with sacred time, with sacred space or the natural world, and with each other. It will also identify key critical issues in the study of religion with specific examples on Hinduism such as their traditions and beliefs, which I am familiar with. People around the world worship something, depending on their beliefs. Relationships A spiritual relationship with God, gods, spirits, or nature in which humans have had since the dawn of time of the natural world. Humans looked at nature as something to be sacred, as well as something to be worshiped with the divine. Native religions which are called animism, believe that everything in the world is alive, such as: trees, animals and humans, which are living things in the natural world. The relationship of the natural world also consist of the mountains, the sun, the motion of water and the moon which is considered the same in a animistic view. There is no difference between natural...
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...OPPapers.com FREE ESSAYS AND RESEARCH PAPERS Join Login Writing Service Resources Help Saved Docs Contact Us SEARCH Get Better Grades Today By Joining OPPapers.com and Accessing Over 650,000 Articles and Essays! GET BETTER GRADES Home Page »Science »Chemistry Research Papers There Is No Hope of Doing Perfect Research (Griffiths, 1998, P97) There Is No Hope of Doing Perfect Research (Griffiths, 1998, P97) Syed Hussamuddin Ahmed Course name: Instructor: Date: 04 / 11 / 2010 There is no hope of doing perfect Research (Griffiths, 1998, p97) Research implies ‘searching again’. It is a careful study of a subject, especially in order to discover new facts or information about it (http://www.oxfordadvancedlearnersdictionary.com/dictionary/research). Research can be Qualitative or Quantitative (Research, wikipedia) It is a methodical investigation into a subject in order to discover facts, to establish or revise a theory or to develop a plan of action based on the facts discovered (Research, Microsoft Encarta Dictionary, 2009). Data is collected on a particular subject from various sources.Psychology differs from person to person, because of this the synthasised information results in inaccuracy. Results derived from a research never change in a perfect research. But this is rare. Thompson laid down his atomic model resembling a water melon, and electrons embedded Is this essay helpful? Join OPPapers to read more and access...
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...Managing the Flood Disaster The human race thinks it is so far advanced that it can come up with ways to handle the flooding water and minimize the amount of damage caused to the flood area. This essay is going to look at what we are trying to do to cause the flood water to cause less damage when it does flood. First we are going to look at creating green areas to help with the flood. Then we are going to look at what caused the Katrina flood to cause that much damage. Finally we will look at what effect trying to manage a flood could damage. Nature has a way of reclaiming the man-made things that the human race tries to build to protect our cities from nature’s disasters. According to (Fields) the political efforts to rebuild New Orleans after Katrina are still going on today. His article tries to explain the need for “Green Space” in an area that has been devastated by floods. Several different groups of people feel that if some of the low areas of the Katrina flood were turned in to natural green areas and not rebuilt with homes or business that area would help protect the area if another flood happened. Many other feel that the area should be rebuilt and used by the people that were flooded out during the storm. The city of New Orleans is almost entirely in a flood zone and only real way to safely rebuild the city is to bring the level of the city above sea level. That is a task that is almost impossible to accomplish. The politics behind rebuilding...
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