Create a 3 pages page paper that discusses the black cat by edgar allan poe.

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Create a 3 pages page paper that discusses the black cat by edgar allan poe. Edgar Alan Poe’s story the black cat is one of his most notable works which stands out among other reasons for its portrayal of the human capacity for evil depicted in the machinations of a murderer haunted by his crimes. The story is centers around the main character. a man who lives with his wife and servants and several pets his favorite which is a cat named Pluto however he slowly loses control of his faculties and develops a predisposition for violence and this drives him into maiming than later killing his cat. Later another cat takes its place and although he endeavored to treat it with affection, he develops an inexplicable hatred for it, so much that he tries to kill it but instead kills his wife by accident. He walls her body in the cellar and later when the police come to investigate, walks them around the caller confident that his action will not be discovered, however in his bravado he taps the wall where the woman was hidden and the cat issues a cries from with. The police open the wall and find not only the decomposing body of his victim but also the cat which sat on her head feeding on scraps from her body. This paper endeavors to explore how the writer has used varies images and plot development to create a horrifying and dreadful atmosphere that drawing the reader into the narrators demented and haunted mind.

 

Compose a 1500 words assignment on discuss how you approach the assessment, treatment and management of both a 25 year old male runner and a 75 year old grandmother from an osteopaths prespective.

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Compose a 1500 words assignment on discuss how you approach the assessment, treatment and management of both a 25 year old male runner and a 75 year old grandmother from an osteopaths prespective. what problems may arise how would you tackle them. Needs to be plagiarism free! y levels, and age groups, this paper will approach the issue from a differentiated perspective that attempts to provide the reader with a firm grasp of why a differentiated approach will help to both understand and treat the patients that have thus far been described.

The runner may be more acutely sensitive to pain and/or discomfort due to the fact that he may not be accustomed to many of the aches and pains that an older patient must deal with on a daily basis (Thorpe et al 2011, p. 217). As such, the younger patient may be more able to sense even the slightest discomfort that he may experience during the course of daily activities (Weaver et al 2012, p. 240). Moreover, the osteopath would need to be acutely aware of the fact that due to the activity level and overall bone density that the active exerciser would engender, the osteopathic needs and treatments would therefore greatly vary from those that would be required by a more elderly patient with a much lower activity level (Tenta et al 2011, p. 343). Furthermore, any type of physical therapy that may be required would need to take into account that the youthful and healthy 25 year old would require far less healing time with regards to any issue that they would require treatment of than would a more elderly patient would require (Michalek et al 2011, p. 33).

Likewise, the 75 year old patient will be more of a challenge for the osteopath due to the fact that she will likely not have a higher pain threshold than will the 25 year old. As such, it may be difficult for the osteopath to determine overall bone health as a function of her needs (Harris et al 2012, p. 118). Furthermore, the effects of having a rather sedentary lifestyle, not punctuated by regular physical exercise, will take a toll on the health and density of her bones as they will be more likely to be far less dense and brittle than those of the 25 year old runner (Krejović 2012, p. 42).

Create a 3 pages page paper that discusses clouds. This paper explores why this phenomenon is common.

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Create a 3 pages page paper that discusses clouds. This paper explores why this phenomenon is common. That it is a common experience is a fact reflected in the number of jokes about the interpretation of clouds. Here is an example (British Council) : Actually, a common term to describe a sky that is covered with lots of cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds, which appear in a regular wave pattern with blue sky showing in between, is a mackerel sky. It is called that because the clouds resemble the skin of a mackerel. But in Germany and France, the popular designation is interpreted as sheep cloud, because it reminds their people of a flock of sheep . (Sometimes a Bit Fishy). This is an example of how people in different cultures might see the same or a similar cloud formation differently. Individuals of the same culture may see the same cloud images together, or may see them differently, like a Rorschach ink blot. But why do human beings look at a cloud and see animals or faces or other very specific imagery? One research study concluded that “uncertainty following a positive event prolongs the pleasure it causes and that people are generally unaware of this effect of uncertainty” (Wilson, Centerbar and Kermer 5).

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I need some assistance with these assignment. middle eastern studies Thank you in advance for the help! It is important to understand how the countries came to be and what the balance of power has been. But things are changing rapidly. By looking at the following three media sources, we can get a sense of what is happening and how modern people from the Middle East view the world. Haaratz is a liberal Israel newspaper. One of the main issues in Israel these days is the problems in Iran. Israeli government officials are plotting a potential attack on Iran. Haaretz, as a liberal voice, can sometimes be critical of this idea. There is clearly an emphasis on politics over other issues. The paper is not concerned with oil (as Israel has none) or youth issues. Much of the discussion is existential: how should Israelis live, how should they treat the Palestinians, etc. There is much opinion and much discussion in this newspaper, and many ideas are generated by it. It is a great example of Israel’s free press. There is no censorship of the materials—and the paper is frequently critical of the government. Tehran Times appears to be strongly influenced by government censors. The stories present the president of Iran in a favourable light. The paper also pushes a paranoid line, suggesting that Iran is surrounded by enemies which wish to do it harm. There is an article about Iranian prisoners who may be executed in Saudi Arabia. The attitude appears to be negative. The oil sanctions are clearly affecting the Iranian economy, and there are stories about this. Youth unemployment is high. Iran is suffering from the kind of huge demographic change which Richards talks about in his chapter. The old order is fading, but not fast enough. The old order still has enough power to put down uprisings, as they did in 2009, but this will last forever. One day they will fall and the consequences of this will be unforeseeable. Reading the Tehran times, it is clear that there is kind of siege mentality the people of Iran are suffering from. All of this is evident from the paper. It appears to be a sad country. The United States is considered to be an enemy, according to this paper. We can see how Iran is trying to build alliances with other misfit countries in the region. Overall, this is a depressing newspaper for a depressing country. Al Jazeera is like the CNN of the Middle East. It is based out of Qatar and provides regional coverage in a less biased manner than other local media. The headlines are often outward looking and focus on the international scene, but from the point of view of all people in the Middle East. The tone is a unifying and quite liberal one. It is clear that Al Jazeera is not the organ of any dictator or tyrant. They have done a lot to inspire the revolutions that have occurred over the last few years. They appear to support democracy and even women’s rights—ideas which are alien to many Arabs in the region. There is even some objectivity shown towards Israel. There is an emphasis on oil news as this the main commodity traded in the Middle East and the source of much wealth. Overall, the news is a bit soft-ball but it is clearly not censored by any government. The Middle East is a rapidly changing area of the world. Every month brings something new. All of last year the world focused on Libya. Now, with Gaddafi dead, the world has turned to watch the civil war unfolding in Syria.