As the title suggests, Garcia Marquez's novel "Love for Cholera" includes genuine and nostalgic love. The author has the ability to show great resolution as he wants to develop his own style range. This novel supports nearly mysterious quality based on everyday gossip, including an explanation of love between mysterious beauty and fear. The love of the cholera era is mixed with two contrasting elements. How purity of love, and how love changes in everyday life. Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please read this article on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But, Love in the Cholera era eventually became a love story during the 70's - full of passion and confusion. At the end of the novel, I noticed that Florentino Ariza and Fermina Daza were absorbed in what they truly loved their lives. In this era, most people gave up the possibility of returning to their bodies . Hope will bring new enthusiasm and new possibilities to their lives. . Age, time, shadow of death, physical weakness: All these reality won the heart of Fermina Daza eventually, so it was destroyed by the romantic heroism of Florentino, resulting in a slight logistical inconvenience Become. Fermina had her own victory: she finally got her guilty complex, her distorted society and family sense (especially her image of her aggressive father and memory, and her own children The purity of) was removed. She finally had the courage to endanger the scandal and gossip.

Cholera Family Therapy Cholera is a disease caused by bacteria that spread through contaminated water. The dangerous phase of cholera is that a larger amount of moisture flows from the body in a short time. In more serious cases, diarrhea may occur within several hours after consuming contaminated water. Modern sewers and other modern water treatment methods have eliminated cholera in most developed countries, but they are still popular in many developing countries. In fact, cholera is a fashionable epidemic when people live in a crowded environment without sufficient and adequate hygiene control. Historically, folklore has treated many different demands. Many of the old treatments are based on m gas theory. Some people think that the coldness of the abdomen makes people more infectious, and flannel belts and cholera belts are common in military equipment. According to Hahneman, gay campfire occurred in Naples between 1854 and 1855. T. J. Ritter's "Mother's Remedy" book contains tomato syrup as a household medicine in North America. According to William Thomas Fernie, Elecampane was recommended in the UK Consumers all over the world have proven their effectiveness over and over again, so we rely on many different household medicines. It is important to find the simplest treatment and viable results in order to get the maximum and fastest benefit of health care. It is never necessary to look for household medicines that are difficult to use. Also, I do not want to find a home remedy drug that seems to be too useful for being realistic. For most people, the biggest problem of natural remedy is confidence. This is thought to be because people are very accustomed to modern medicine. First, before you can gain confidence you need to first find a way to reduce stress and stress in your condition. Fost your confidence in the right application of home remedies, you will understand the results I am very interested in knowing that the weather makes people feel better using household medicines and artificial drugs. I am interested in medical problems from families in the medical field, and most of my family do not believe in home treatment. I do not know what kind of medicine is best for my cold. So I decided to be more interested in this topic. Mother and grandmother recalled my interest in this topic. My mother thinks that it is better for men to use medicine. Because they are related to each other, they oppose something. I do not think why I will not investigate this topic in detail.

Black death The black death disease in the 14th century is a terrible epidemic spreading to Asia, Europe and the UK. This plague is known as black death. Many people do not know why this disease is named. The most common reason sometimes referred to as black death is that it leaves a purplish black spot on the patient's body. "But if the name of an epidemic mainly comes from the emergence of that victim, people will expect it to be used at that time. For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But, Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please watch this in a crow on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music

The novel "Love in the cholera era" by Gabriel García Marquez tells about his unexperienced love of a passionate man and his pursuit of winning true love for over 50 years. There is no doubt that this is one of the most emotional explanations of love, but the difference from a similar novel is that it is a kind of literal disease, a plague comparable to cholera. The main character of this novel is a crazy young man who fell in love with a little girl named Florentino Ariza, Fermina Dada. Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please read this article on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But,

Like a new throne, cholera conquered Europe in the 19th century. The first outbreak of this disease seems to be spreading smoothly to the UK through trade with the Indian Empire in India. Cholera is identified by accelerated dehydration of blood clots and blue skin due to rapid diarrhea, vomiting, depletion of body fluids. This causes a drop in blood pressure, also known as the "sinking phase", with muscle cramps, depressed cheeks and eyes. In the fall of 1831, the first British cholera epidemic occurred in Sunderland. From there, the disease entered Scotland in the north and entered London in the south. Before it ran, it robbed the lives of 52,000 people nationwide. It took five years to travel in Europe from the origin in Bangladesh, so when a British doctor arrived in Sunderland, a British doctor knew its nature, if not for that reason. This disease is different from well known one. A doctor says, "Our other plague is from the family, it is part of ourselves, I am accustomed to treating with a fatal indifference. Cholera is a bacterial infection that mainly contracts through food and water. The recent epidemic of cholera in Haiti has become a topic, but the biggest cholera epidemic known to mankind is the third cholera outbreak of origin beyond India and its borders, only in the UK I will kill 23,000 people. This deadly pandemic affected the eastern Roman Empire, in particular Constantinople's port city and the Mediterranean coast. The pandemic is very serious, about 25 million people died, accounting for about 13% of the world's population. The plague returned to the waves, but not so serious. It was named after then Eastern Roman emperor Justinian. As shown in the figure below, limb necrosis is one of severe symptoms. It is generally considered the most deadly of the seven major cholera epidemics, and the third occurrence of cholera in the 19th century continued from 1852 to 1860. Like the first and second pandemics, the third epidemic of cholera begins in India and has been torn from Ganges Delta via Asia, Europe, North America, and Africa, more than 1 million people died It was. When life British physician John Snow worked in a poor region of London, he tracked the cholera case and succeeded in identifying contaminated water eventually as a path of sickness. Unfortunately, his discovery (1854) was the worst year of the pandemic in the same year, of which 23,000 died in the UK.

When people think about loyalty, they usually think about the image of a dog and his master; a dog who chases after that owner is willing to give up on life to protect him. There are many examples of loyalty in Gabriel García Marquez 's "Cholera era love". This book starts with Dr. Juvenal Urbino who discovered that a friend Jeremiah de Saint-Amour committed suicide and left a letter under Dr. Urbino's last instructions. Dr. Urbino dared to skip the mass with considerable care in order to ensure that the final wish of the friend is satisfied. 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please read this article on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo When people think about loyalty, they usually think about the image of a dog and his master; a dog who chases after that owner is willing to give up on life to protect him. There are many examples of loyalty in Gabriel García Marquez 's "Cholera era love". This book starts with Dr. Juvenal Urbino who discovered that a friend Jeremiah de Saint-Amour committed suicide and left a letter under Dr. Urbino's last instructions. - Gabriel Garcia Marquez 's love of the cholera era "Love of the cholera era" author Gabriel Garcia Marquez draws his character in some way to love others and caring. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred.

Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. The role of Marquez Florentino Ariza is in love with a beautiful young woman (early novel) Fermina Daza. Gabriel García Marquez 's love of Gribli era can be interpreted as a romantic novel that a star - studded lover encounters and rips and takes away fate from each other half a century later and steals. Walking flame. But the romantic story of Florentino Ariza and Fermina dazza is not one of them. An innocent story about love may not be the beginning. M. Keith Booker proves that this novel is issuing a warning "readily deceived". In the novel, love is sick and the virus will exploit the essence of people. The hypocritical hypocrisy felt by Florentino Ariza turns him into a ghost of a gentle camellia with a fallen illness that destroys his physical and mental forms Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo

Vibrio cholera and cholera - Summary of historical and global influences Cholera is a diarrheal disease caused by Vibrio cholerae. For centuries, cholera has threatened the world. There have been seven pandemics since 1817, and many people are killed. Till today, cholera is prevalent throughout the world. The influence of cholera to the world is very big. From the beginning, cholera is causing enormous human suffering and economic / social loss. But over time, we will discover some discoveries and create a cure that will save many lives, and now there is a place without cholera. Vibrio cholera cholera is rare in the United States and other developed countries. However, on a global scale, cases of cholera have steadily increased since 2005 and this disease still occurs in many places, including Africa, Southeast Asia and Haiti. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention use global expertise in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to respond to global cholera outbreaks. Cholera is an acute diarrhea infection caused by ingestion of food and water contaminated by Vibrio cholerae. Cholera is still a global threat to public health, an indicator of lack of inequality and social development. Researchers estimate that there are approximately 1.3 million to 4 million cases worldwide and 21,000 to 143,000 cholera deaths (1). In the 19th century, cholera spread from the original reservoir in the Ganges River Delta of India to other parts of the world. The following six outbreaks have caused millions of deaths on all continents. The current (seventh) epidemic began in South Asia in 1961, reached Africa in 1971, and arrived in the Americas in 1991. Cholera is now popular in many countries Cholera is an intestinal infection caused by Vibrio cholerae (see the figure below). The characteristic of this disease is numerous secretory diarrhea. Cholera can be epidemic, epidemic or epidemic. Despite significant advances in research, this situation remains a challenge for modern medical circles. This disease may be asymptomatic or mild, but severe cholera may cause dehydration and death within hours after onset. Cholera is transmitted by the fecal route. In the United States and other developed countries, cholera is not a major threat from advanced water and sanitation systems. However, clinicians and the general public, especially travelers should understand how the disease spreads and what measures can be taken to prevent it.

INTRODUCTION Campylobacter species were observed from Theodor Escherich in 1886 and died of "cholera coelera" in colonic mucus in infants, but they could not be cultured. (Miliotis & Bier 2003) Mc Fadyean and Stockman first isolated Campylobacter fetuses from pregnant sheep fetuses in 1909. (Miliotis & Bier 2003) observed that Campylobacter called (Vibrio fetusovid) caused cattle septic abortion. (Miliotis & Bier 2003) This pathogen begins to cause dysentery problems in cattle. (Miliotis & Bier 2003) In 1957, the King examined people with bloody diarrhea. The cause was Campylobacter. Infantile cholera is a common cause of death of children in the 19th century and is a nonspecific term for fever, vomiting and diarrhea (not related to Asian cholera). The doctor associates it with teething growth and finger food; today we point out that spoofed and raised food is the likely cause. In summer's hot season, especially in urban areas, another name is "summer complaints". Brain congestion is caused by water accumulation in the brain. The then treatment was to apply blood hot mustard foot bath and transfer blood from the head by applying ice or cold water to the head. An old cause of death can be found on the Archaic Medical Terms website. There are more than 80 Vibrio, including bacteria that afflict millions of people worldwide and cause cholera to kill 100,000 people each year, of which at least one dozen are pathogenic to fish and humans. Non-cholera species have over 50,000 Americans each year, most of which suffer from mild nausea, mainly polluted shellfish. However, a small number of people, such as Dallas, are deeply infected. It is because bacteria invade the blood through fresh wounds. "He soon became very sick," said Nicolas Hendren, a doctor at the Parkland Health Hospital System and the Texas University Southwest Medical Center physician. He published a case report to the British Medical Journal. Hendren compared the unmanaged nature of the infection with "a track on a hill without a brake". Campylobacter is part of the Curvularia family and contains 16 species. Campylobacter is one of the most common pathogens of bacterial gastroenteritis (citrus disease) in Europe and 1% of the population of Europe is infected each year (about 9 million people are infected each year in EU) (EFSA , 2011). In the United States, its economic cost is 2.4 billion euros (EFSA, 2012, Humphrey et al., 2007) and its economic cost is $ 2.9 billion (Batz et al., 2011). There are 400 to 500 million cases of diarrhea annually worldwide (9). More than 90% of all human Campylobacter infections are caused by Campylobacter jejuni and E. coli, both of which are easily found in the environment, wild birds and mammals. Except for Campylobacter (non-motile) and Campylobacter (including multiple flagella), all Campylobacter species have polar, sheathless flagella at one or both ends of the cells.

With Gabriel García Marquez's "Love in the Cholera Era" and Franz Kafka's "Transformation", the theme of death evokes ideal reconstruction and provides insight into the important features of regeneration. . When America and Gregor denied their change, the magical realism of Kafka 's surrealist and Max influenced death and change. Dr. Urbino lost his friend and opened the door to the organization of the two writers. This raised the character's consciousness, as the image of Kafka's father developed Gregor's anxiety. For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But, Writers are well known for using external forces to change the main character's relationship. In this respect, love and transformation in the cholera era is exemplary. Whichever work, the author chooses to use external forces, it helps to create stories and irony possibilities for each unit. - Family deformation in transformation of Kafka In "Deformation" of Franz Kafka, despite dramatic physical changes, the essence of Gregor Samsa is not important. Gregor's life before pervertation was limited to working and taking care of the family. As a travel salesman, Gregor has had a long and difficult job and did not have much time to experience "life". With Gabriel García Marquez's "Love in the Cholera Era" and Franz Kafka's "Transformation", the theme of death evokes ideal reconstruction and provides insight into the important features of regeneration. . When America and Gregor denied their change, the magical realism of Kafka 's surrealist and Max influenced death and change. - Transformers at the beginning of the short stories "Metamorphosis", Gregor Samsa, the protagonist, is a cranky travel salesman living from parents and sisters and unpleasant dreams. When I woke up, I realized that he turned into a cockroach, he called it a "monster pest" (Kafka, p. In my opinion this particularly strange opening laid the foundation for my stage. It is a very strange and very ambiguous drama.

With Gabriel García Marquez's "Love in the Cholera Era" and Franz Kafka's "Transformation", the theme of death evokes ideal reconstruction and provides insight into the important features of regeneration. . When America and Gregor denied their change, the magical realism of Kafka 's surrealist and Max influenced death and change. Dr. Urbino lost his friend and opened the door to the organization of the two writers. This raised the character's consciousness, as the image of Kafka's father developed Gregor's anxiety. For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But, Writers are well known for using external forces to change the main character's relationship. In this respect, love and transformation in the cholera era is exemplary. Whichever work, the author chooses to use external forces, it helps to create stories and irony possibilities for each unit. - Family deformation in transformation of Kafka In "Deformation" of Franz Kafka, despite dramatic physical changes, the essence of Gregor Samsa is not important. Gregor's life before pervertation was limited to working and taking care of the family. As a travel salesman, Gregor has had a long and difficult job and did not have much time to experience "life". With Gabriel García Marquez's "Love in the Cholera Era" and Franz Kafka's "Transformation", the theme of death evokes ideal reconstruction and provides insight into the important features of regeneration. . When America and Gregor denied their change, the magical realism of Kafka 's surrealist and Max influenced death and change. - Transformers at the beginning of the short stories "Metamorphosis", Gregor Samsa, the protagonist, is a cranky travel salesman living from parents and sisters and unpleasant dreams. When I woke up, I realized that he turned into a cockroach, he called it a "monster pest" (Kafka, p. In my opinion this particularly strange opening laid the foundation for my stage. It is a very strange and very ambiguous drama.

The emotional hiding of Gabriel Garcia in the cholera era The love of Marquez is a famous fact that if bread air is sucked in before a tight closure, the bread remains more fresh. Therefore, in the country where bread, our living staff provides vivid color bags to us, we absorb all the dangerous air and grasp all the theories that everything will survive in vacuum I will do my best for you. Human nature is to protect what we need and love from harm, to tightly enclose it and to separate it from its elements. It is not unusual to deal with this situation by discovering or creating a normal or "emotional crypt" of small pockets when the wound hits a human. 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please read this article on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo The emotional hiding of Gabriel Garcia in the cholera era The love of Marquez is a famous fact that if bread air is sucked in before a tight closure, the bread remains more fresh. Therefore, in the country where bread, our living staff provides vivid color bags to us, we absorb all the dangerous air and grasp all the theories that everything will survive in vacuum I will do my best for you. Human nature is to protect what we need and love from harm, to tightly enclose it and to separate it from its elements. It is not unusual to deal with this situation by discovering or creating a normal or "emotional crypt" of small pockets when the wound hits a human.

Writers are well known for using external forces to change the main character's relationship. In this respect, love and transformation in the cholera era is exemplary. Whichever work, the author chooses to use external forces, it helps to create stories and irony possibilities for each unit. Marquez chose Dr. Juvenal Urbino, a respected and prosperous doctor, as an external force to change the relationship between Florentino Ariza and Fermina Daza. With Gabriel García Marquez's "Love in the Cholera Era" and Franz Kafka's "Transformation", the theme of death evokes ideal reconstruction and provides insight into the important features of regeneration. . When America and Gregor denied their change, the magical realism of Kafka 's surrealist and Max influenced death and change. - Transformers at the beginning of the short stories "Metamorphosis", Gregor Samsa, the protagonist, is a cranky travel salesman living from parents and sisters and unpleasant dreams. When I woke up, I realized that he turned into a cockroach, he called it a "monster pest" (Kafka, p. In my opinion this particularly strange opening laid the foundation for my stage. It is a very strange and very ambiguous drama. Writers are well known for using external forces to change the main character's relationship. In this respect, love and transformation in the cholera era is exemplary. Whichever work, the author chooses to use external forces, it helps to create stories and irony possibilities for each unit. - Family deformation in transformation of Kafka In "Deformation" of Franz Kafka, despite dramatic physical changes, the essence of Gregor Samsa is not important. Gregor's life before pervertation was limited to working and taking care of the family. As a travel salesman, Gregor has had a long and difficult job and did not have much time to experience "life". Usually, in order to maintain a fluent life, we need to change everyone's life. The role of Fragor Kasa played by Franz Kafka in the book "Transformation" symbolizes the change, and he becomes a big bug. Literal change means creating or executing something in a different way to get new results. However, the central theme of the masterpiece "Metamorphosis" is change. The novel has transformed to show off the idea of ​​transformation and transformation by the protagonist Gregor Samsa. Justice and consideration in the transformation of Franz Kafka In transformation of Franz Kafka, a person named Gregor turned out to be one of the most annoying insects from a human being, probably a pest. In the process of the story, it becomes more and more acting The emotions and thoughts of the characters in the story begin to change and become more prominent. - After completing Kafka's "Transformation", I was quickly pulled back to the second part from the end of the novel. In my opinion, the true essence of the novel lies in the thought and observation revealed in this part of the story. After watching the video adaptation, I was fascinated again by these events. I read the second part again and found out that the first strong impression of grotesque is obvious here. Kafka uses certain settings of the Samsa family to show the true impact of metamorphosis. Gregor is really inhumane here.

Individuals are often considered to be products of their growth and socialization. Latin writers Gabriel García Marquez and Algerian writers Albert Camas explained, respectively, how their role of loving cholera and strangers conflicted with their socialization. In Marquez's novel, Latin-based middle class Fermina daza from the 19th century to the 20th century was given to the female protagonist. 71 Gabriel García · Marquez 's cholera era love. There is no better love story than Marquez, and there is no better love record. This book comes from Colombia and tells a pair of lovers His love lasts for nearly a century. It was written in magical realism style promoted by Marquez. Please watch this in a crow on a hot summer day. 78 "Vilambit - Teental" by Zakir Hussain (Ustad: released from Zakir Hussain in 2015). Hussein is a popular tabla (Indian drum) player, thought to be a child's genius. As I saw his video play, his hands moved very fast so they were fascinated by the tabla's surface. This is classical music played in the violin, including Hussein's improvisation. Listen to versions other than YouTube to enjoy more music For readers familiar with the love of the cholera era, Gabriel Garcia Marquez always depends a little on cholera epidemics and explores and reviews the theme of love and death in his novel title tips Are not that subtle) and even even incorporate them into concepts (which is not usually the case). This combination (and comparison) is the most obvious in Florentino and helps shape our emotions and thoughts as characters. But, The novel "Love in the cholera era" by Gabriel García Marquez tells about his unexperienced love of a passionate man and his pursuit of winning true love for over 50 years. There is no doubt that this is one of the most emotional explanations of love, but the difference from a similar novel is that it is a kind of literal disease, a plague comparable to cholera . The main character of this novel is a crazy young man who fell in love with a little girl named Florentino Ariza, Fermina Dada. In a short while, they were looking at each other for a moment, Florentino was rejected by Fermina. Florentino became sick. When her mother Transit Alisa discovers her son is in the vomiting pool, she asks him, "Weak people will never enter the kingdom of love, this is a toughest and unwieldy kingdom, strong in spirit Give up your own people

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After the first disorder by the earthquake at Port-au-Prince, the international community needs to decide Haiti's reconstruction priority. The first step that began is to set up an emergency team to rescue trapped people, remove garbage, and restore water and sanitation to prevent the spread of diseases. The second step should focus on reducing obligations of state and international financial institutions and promoting direct access to credit. Only by solving the financial problem, the state can rebuild the economy and lower the high unemployment rate. Partnerships and infrastructure are important for Haiti's commitment to long-term reconstruction and management of long-term health problems such as HIV / AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, malnutrition and even new challenges such as cholera. Detailed information on the role of CDC is in strengthening Haitian health system available at https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/hsr. Georges Dahourou, laboratory consultant at Haiti's Center for Disease Control and Prevention, carried the first 80 cholera isolates from the Haitian National Institute of Public Health. He worked alongside laboratory staff in the department of the National Laboratory and confirmed the outbreak of cholera among public health officials. This is the first cholera outbreak in Haiti for at least a century. In October 2010, Haiti National Institute of Public Health confirmed the first case of cholera in Haiti. Experts at the Center for Disease Prevention and Control to be dispatched to Haiti to provide domestic support are medical staff, epidemiologists, laboratory scientists, environmental health experts, communication experts, public health consultants, planners, information Includes technical experts and support staff. Conference on Haiti issues, including the establishment of an independent committee to consider the role of the United States in the 2004 Haiti issue in 2004, including immigration, reconstruction assistance, health support. For further information, please refer to the CRS report RL 32294, Haiti: development since 1991 and US policies and current Congressional concerns. It is one. The East Caribbean region provides military support and peace enterprise programs to seven countries. Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Development assistance in these countries is funded by the United States aid organization's Caribbean regional program. In 2011, President Haiti awarded Clinton a national Medal, evaluating various initiatives in Haiti, especially the great contribution to the reconstruction after the earthquake on 12th January 2010. President Clinton said, "I do not think the former US president is no longer required to pay rewards, but I am honored this time, I love Haiti and believe in that promise."

Epidemiology and Disease Management around the 1940's Andrea Barrett's "The Heat of the Ship" got a historically new approach to ship and disease in the mid-19th century. We are suffering from diseases such as dysentery, blisters, the heat of the ship. Another disease mentioned in the novel is huge, it seems to be the same as or similar to dengue fever and kara azar. Let me briefly explain these issues before moving on to the story role. Dysentery is caused by bacteria of Shigella spp. It can not meet national health themes like ordinary infectious diseases. In the 1930s and 1840s there were three major infectious diseases from 1831 to 1833, including two epidemics of influenza and cholera. The main epidemic diseases such as influenza, typhus, typhoid, cholera etc. As F. H. Garrison observed, the epidemics of the 18 th century was "more isolated and isolated than before," and in the early nineteenth century diseases such as diphtheria and influenza were greatly reduced. Smallpox is a tragedy in the 18th century and seems to be managed by the new immunization law. Then in the mid - 1920s the UK saw a serious outbreak of smallpox and typhoid, and it is expected that plague will become turbulent over the next 20 years. Historically, terrible epidemics have occurred over and over again. Several pandemics, such as smallpox, pest, influenza, etc. exist in history. Smallpox was eradicated in the world in 1980. In the 18 th century, the world's major trade route, several destructive cholera epidemics caused enormous infections. For example, one third to one half of people died of black death that hit Europe in 1347. In many towns, this pathological generation caught the progress of civilization. What is fashion? This is short term, usually in weeks, the spread of infection rapidly. Which ratio constitutes a fashion? In case of meningitis, there are more than 15 cases per 100,000 people in 2 weeks. Our overall murder rate is less than 5 people per 100,000 people a year, the kill rate of certain guns is even lower. Please select a baseline. The average murder rate of this country since 1910 is 86. This is 26 years old since the beginning of this century. This decade is 68 years old. What is a baseline? Whichever baseline you select, there is no fashion. This is a fake. However, most people definitely think this is a fashion. Pew Research Center is tracking this. Below is the chart of the survey conducted in 2013.

We will continue to investigate the cause of the cholera epidemic even after stopping the well pump of Broad Street Snow. After collecting information on the snow, he published an illustration of a point diagram showing the population of cholera around the pump; he also provided statistics showing the relationship between water quality and cholera cases. John Snow proved that Southwark and Vauxhall water companies pumped water from the River Thames and sent it to dwellers around London as drinking water. Edwin · Chadwick (1800 - 1890) is accredited for his work in the reform of poverty law. Edwin · Chadwick was appointed by the government to investigate and study current medical facilities. Chadwick wrote a report outlining the results of his research entitled "Hygiene of the Labor Population" announced in 1842. In his report, Chadwick believes that disease is directly related to living conditions. After the report was announced, new measures were taken to promote safe disposal of human waste and garbage. Chadwick believes that inadequate hygiene environments cause disease • 1800 - 1900: Three very important events have occurred. In 1842, Edwin · Chadwick in the UK created the "General Report on the Health Condition of the Working Population in the UK". This is considered one of the most important public health documents. The report spurred similar investigation in the United States. In 1854, British John Snow conducted an analysis to determine that polluted water in London is the cause of the London cholera epidemic. This discovery establishes a link between environment and disease. According to Chadwick 's report and Snow' s activities, in 1850, Rem Elshatak formulated the State Public Health Act which was the basis for public health activities. British physician John Snow helps improve the health of the world through simple infographic. When Snow drew cholera's death in London in 1854, he eventually discovered that at least one fatal illness was associated with contaminated water. According to Snow's infographic it is possible that the majority of fatalities caused by cholera are related to water pumps. Nightingale issued even the 1859 paper titled "Russia's Contribution to British Health History During the War" including various data and charts based on her records. The most influential figures of these infographic figures explain the effects of three death causes: preventable disease, fight against wounds and all other causes.

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One of the many conveniences of modern life is to run tap water in most families around the world, but have you stopped thinking about the substances in water you are consuming? Before it arrives at your house, water is combined with many chemicals to cleanse it and help it to be better consumed, but some of these chemicals benefit You can give more damage. Common chemical substances added to public tap water are industrial grade fluoride. This is a by-product of many fertilizer manufacturing processes. Hello! You are here to learn something about water. Some people do not drink sufficient water or some people drink adequate water, but others do not know all the benefits that water brings to your body. Below, I will explain how water affects your body and why you should drink more water. After all, the human body is composed of about 60% of water, it alone can not produce all the water. This is a very popular topic in the United States and many people do not know how much water can affect weight. The most obvious proposal is to use water instead of a candied drink to lose weight. But do you know that a slight drop in your recommended water intake may reduce your metabolism? Sometimes you may think you are hungry but if you drink water you may notice that this is all you need. We all need to drink water to hydrate our bodies; water as well as clean drinking water. Adults recommend drinking at least 8 glasses of water a day. This is how to maintain 70% of body water. Food, soup, soft drinks, alcohol, wine and drinks are all made from water. Without water, there is no food or drink. Hygiene is the next list of priorities. It is said that "cleaning is next to godliness". Many waterborne diseases such as cholera, typhoid fever, dysentery, dengue fever, viral hepatitis, etc. are the result of taking a bath with drinking or dirty water. Water may be contaminated with chemicals, viruses or bacteria that may affect the person using it. Several waterborne diseases such as cholera are not only infectious, they can become fatal unless they are taken care of quickly. Malaria may not be a completely waterborne disease, but it is the result of mosquito breeding in dead water. Drunkenness is indeed a serious risk. Consumption of contaminated water can cause cholera. The connection of contaminated water to the skin that can cause skin problems or can cause intestinal and respiratory infections is actually easy. You will need to decide on water - you can use a safe way of consumption. Many water treatment technologies are available, but each has its drawbacks and advantages. Please remove water by flow before using these techniques. If you do not have cheesecloth, you can use paper towels or espresso to filter. If you think there are toxic substances in the water, please find a variety of supplies.

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Living illness and health for poor children Most young, poor children were drinking Thames water after people had wasted it. Many poor children die from a disease called cholera, which turns them into blue and blotches; it is carried in drinking water that is infected with public pumps. The cholera epidemic was terrible In 1848 Parliament passed the public health bill and established a health committee to fight it. Until 1855, the Victorian talent found the cause of cholera, began attempting to build an organized medical system for health, primary drainage, proper garbage collection service and urban health authorities. [IM How was the child born? Many of the billion poor children in the world know that they live in harsh environments, but I think they have parents who lay these children. Many of these children can not simply have children, so they can not live in difficult situations. The world born on both sides of the geopolitical boundary means a lot and parents of many children decided to make a child. This is not cool at all, as today's children are adults of tomorrow. They will also become tomorrow's father, who will lay more children. American poverty and children of poor children in the United States? How many children are poor in the United States? What difficulties are faced by poor children in the US? These are just a few of the questions we can ask ourselves when thinking about poor children in the US. Children face great difficulties because in our country we can not meet poverty and basic human needs. The economic crisis that we found today ... Poverty is not only a problem for the countries of the Third World but also a problem for the United States. Interviews were conducted for 74 families with school-age children, of which 44 people were below 150% of the federal poverty line and 30 families lived in over 150% poor families There was (Heymann 5). In 1997, more than 14 million American children lived in poverty (Sherman and Sandfort, 555). In many cases people are easy to hide certain aspects of their lives. However, poverty is not one of them. One time

Loss is inevitably the subject of recurrence of human experience. According to Simpson (1953, Robinson & McKenna, 1998), it is worth noting that the word "loss" comes from the Latin "damnum". We lose a lot of things in our lives, in perception and in fact, and the loss affects individuals in various ways. Defining losses and their effects is particularly important in integrating more influential interventions for outpatient pediatric caregivers and parents' populations, and those experiencing loss of type. Hearing loss is one of the most common birth defects, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, about 1,000 infants per 1,000 infants have moderate, severe or severe hearing loss at birth. Hearing loss is more common in infants hospitalized in an intensive care unit at birth. Failure to identify and treat hearing impairment at an early stage may interfere with speech, language and cognitive development. As time goes by, this delay can lead to enormous educational expenses and learning difficulties. The National Auditory Evaluation and Management Center (NCHAM) reports that when a child graduates from high school, he can save 400,000 dollars for special education expenses by detecting and treating children's hearing loss at birth. Rouzier is responsible for GHESKIO's pediatrics and nutrition science and oversees the Caribbean's largest pediatric AIDS clinic. Generally, she and her team take care of vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, babies, children, adolescents and so on. This was already a hard work before the earthquake and cholera. Starting from setting up the space, the most impressive feature of the center is Rouzier. "When you have a cholera treatment center, you have a very sick patient, you need to be able to imagine everyone at the same time," Rouzier explained. "When treating cholera patients you need to be cautious as they need to be monitored every minute.The new center has an open collaboration where two or three nurses can quickly gather attention There is a lounge. Pediatric nurses work in an environment that provides care for children and adolescents; their patients range from infants to very young adults. The working environment is usually a pediatric ward in a hospital. Sometimes it is a special hospital specializing in hospital services. There are various pediatric wards such as a cardiovascular intensive care room in the hospital. Outpatient treatment is another option. Some nurses also work at traditional pediatric clinics and outpatient departments. They may also work at pediatric specialized clinics. For example, the Dallas Children's Health Center has a cystic fibrosis clinic. The Phoenix Children's Hospital provides a comprehensive survival clinic to cancer children.

Steven Johnson is a versatile writer who speaks an interesting story about the outbreak of cholera in London in 1854 and speaks an attractive, well-written and informative book called "Ghost Map" that provides relevant information. Extensive information on ideas and beliefs. The majority of current society. This book tells the story of a respected doctor and a local pastor at the center of the study of the mysteries of cholera epidemics. In 1854, London was devastated by terrible cholera outbreaks In the Soviet region, over 500 people died in London in just a few weeks. Steven Johnson's Ghost Map is "the most terrible epidemic in London, and how it changes the science, the city and the story of the modern world." In 1854, "epidemic diseases" were indeed sudden and serious cholera outbreaks. Episode of illness is "another worst" in London - something more than black death - is another problem. Despite the cover being exaggerated, this book is a very easy-to-read story about the events around the Broad Street pump throughout London, where the whole family has changed from complete health to death in less than a day . The history of this science is tied to the perspective of the rise of modern cities. The ghost map shows that unsustainable human beings concentrate on their own waste suffocation, about the microorganisms utilizing this situation, and two men who have courage and intelligence to locate the cause of the disease It is a story about. In his latest book "The Ghost Map", Steven Johnson (which is not good for you) is investigating the trends of 10 days of cholera in London in late summer of 1854 . Collaboration and advancement of science How is the city growing and protecting itself? Before it was published, Johnson explained the ghost map as BookPage like a medical thriller with many important ideas. This is still a fair explanation. Later cholera epidemics were caused by sewage from Broad Street public, which is often crowded at Soho. However, in the then general scientific view, these diseases were thought to originate from m-soiled air. Curious doctor John Snow, demographicist William Fur, pastor Henry Whitehead is the first independent to collect and apply data that may reveal the root cause of the epidemic It worked.

Haiti is in the western hemisphere below the equator. The state of Haiti is the western half of the Hispaniola island in the Caribbean. The Dominican Republic is in the east of Haiti sharing the same island. The capital city of Haiti is Port-au-Prince. Haiti is not a big country, but its population does not exceed 10 million people. People in Haiti speak French, Haitian Creole speak French. In recent years, natural disasters have caused harm to the environment and people of Haiti. Haiti has experienced many traumas, especially in coastal areas. Haiti Haichi has always focused on exporting Haitian immigrants and pursuing better lifestyles. This situation can be traced back to decades, but the number has dramatically increased in recent years. In fact, the number of Haities who fled Haiti in the early 1990s far exceeded the record for the previous year. Between 1972 and 1979, 8,000 to 10,000 Haitian people arrived in the USA. Comparing this number with 14,443 Haitians who were intercepted more than a century ago since September, Haiti was hit by cholera. The incidence of cholera rapidly reaches the rate of epidemic diseases, the number of deaths is rapidly increasing, there are few options. The Haitians, and those trying to help them, are shocked by the sick uprising that has been absent for decades, are disappointed and even angry. There are some assumptions about the cause of Haitian cholera, but there are still some problems. Cholera is one of the main problems faced by Haiti, and its recurrence is mainly caused by Haitian poor health system. After the cholera epidemic in Haiti in October 2010, the peacekeeping force assisted the country after causing a devastating earthquake in that area. Infections have continued since the first epidemic and are questioning whether Haiti has established a cholera environment. Environment reservoirs are the source of the environment and bacteria can survive during the onset of the disease. There is evidence that cholera conditions for installing environmental reservoirs in Haiti are appropriate. Establishment of environmental protection zone will eradicate disease from Haiti and make it almost impossible to increase the possibility of disease transmission in neighboring countries.

Ghana and the Newborn Mortality Rate in the United States Today infant mortality (IMR) is a reliable indicator of national civilization and is often suggested to focus on the citizen's welfare (Berger, 2001). World infant mortality has steadily increased over the past century, but in many developing countries it is still experiencing a very high rate compared to the world level, but surprisingly, the system's In one United States, infant mortality remains relatively high, even higher than many developing countries (Berger, 2001). Due to such factors as early diagnosis by neonatal screening program, preventive treatment, comprehensive care program including hydroxyurea treatment, and bone marrow transplantation, morbidity and mortality rates in children with SCD are higher in resource-rich countries such as the United States It is common. There was a significant improvement. . Many of these interventions can bring the same benefit to SCD patients in Africa. Development of partnerships between high resource countries and African countries to support neonatal SCD screening, medical staff training, research and sharing of knowledge, assistance in relieving SCD burden in Africa African children with sickle cell disease: comprehensive literature review and global recommendation Today, screening for phenylketonuria is part of routine neonatal screening in hospitals across the United States where newborns are screened for various other genetic diseases. This screening helps prevent severe mental retardation due to lack of adequate PKU diagnosis. Brosco 2008 says that: "The global screening of phenylketonuria (PKU) is said to be one of the most successful public health programs in modern medicine history.The baby's plan calls for intellectual disability of thousands of children (formerly known as" It was known as "mental retardation") (Brosco, J 2008). Diet is necessary for development of brain function ONSE is working to lower maternal, newborn and child morbidity and mortality in Malawi by focusing on strengthening the health system, family planning and reproductive health, Ministry of Health and Development Science (MSH ) Led pregnancy, newborns, and children's health status, malaria, water, hygiene, hygiene (WASH). The first case of cholera began in Malawi in November 2017. As of 20th March, 827 cases were reported in 13 out of 28 countries in the country. According to Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry of Preventive Medical Service Epidemiology Department, 26 people died. Cholera is usually an infectious bacterial disease that is bad hygiene and spread through contaminated food and water.

Gabriel García Marquez died for love in "Love and other devils" based on a part of the 18th century The spread of the Inquisition in Spain dominated the power of society, people were orthodox. Gabriel Garcia Max brought up "love and other devils" under its control. According to a traditional American dictionary, the Inquisitor is a former Roman Catholic court designed to suppress heresy. The term "heresy" originally means a belief that a person has reached himself (Greek Hirsis, "Choosing by yourself"), especially the doctrine held by those who claim to be believers. . Gabriel García Marquez 's love of "Cholera era love" author Gabriel García Marquez depicts his character in a way that loves and distracts others in the cholera era. Each character treats someone in some way or gets respect, love, friendship, hatred. "Gabriel Garcia Marquez realized these powerful words in the" loneliness of centennial ". Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. I found a lonely case in the 100 year life of Buendia family and Macondo Gabriel García Marquez died for love in "Love and other devils" based on a part of the 18th century The spread of the Inquisition in Spain dominated the power of society, people were orthodox. Gabriel Garcia Max brought up "love and other devils" under its control. According to a traditional American dictionary, the Inquisitor is a former Roman Catholic court designed to suppress heresy. The term "heresy" originally means a belief that a person has reached himself (Greek Hirsis, "Choosing by yourself"), especially the doctrine held by those who claim to be believers. .

Rainwater is a system that collects and stores rainwater for future use. Creating a specific installation based on the end use may require a different level of complexity, which must be achieved. And usually there are environmental or economic incentives, in some configurations these facilities are necessary to compensate for inadequate water supply in the pipeline, incomplete or do not exist. Rainwater has enough drinking water, even biocompatibility, and does not address biochemical properties. There are two cure methods. The first is catchment area. Rainwater flows into a reservoir beneath the building, supplies water to the sink and the toilet, provides drinking water to drinkers, and provides essential moisturizing for the patient. The collection of rainwater also alleviated the flood. This is a problem often encountered on campus. Another form of water treatment is bio-digester. It enables the center to process and process human waste endangered by cholera without the risk of polluting the environment. "We discovered that there are obstacles to the basic infrastructure that creates an environment where cholera is misused," Ricks mentioned, especially regarding water management. Overall, the GHESKIO Cholera Treatment Center can handle up to 250,000 gallons of water annually. Rainwater is the ideal water source for consumption and collection, a smart way to save money. The total dissolved solids (TDS) of rainwater is very low, which is a great advantage for other types of water; given the cost of TDS processing, it may be expensive. Collecting rainwater also saves water charges. Other benefits of collecting rainwater include: preventing drought and floods, ease of maintenance, reducing the use of groundwater, can be used for a variety of purposes, and Help save the environment Investment in rainwater utilization system Rain is basically free water from heaven! Use it by configuring the collection system. Please consult with the plumber concerning installation of water catchment area, effective reuse of pipe such as gardening and landscaping, cleaning of carpet. If you are really good at this, you may even know that your water bill has been cut in half! Let's target all members of your household regarding the use of water. Please tell others to increase the effect of the family's water saving! Encourage them in your example: Upload water-related activities, tasks in recycled water, or invoices (preferably reduced it) to social media

Willia Cather grew up in the plains of Nebraska, because of her love of life and love for life. Ordinary Prairie influences Willa Casa to use her memory and realism framework to create familiar stories that are familiar today, such as My Antonia, Opioneer, one of us It helps to give. Cather's novel is characterized by a strong place consciousness, subtle expression of interpersonal relationships, often untraced narrative structure, and a distinct and beautiful style (Weila). Her book uses her memory and knowledge of Nebraska to rebuild personal relationships and stories with the most interesting friends. "In the majority of America's history, Americans want to spend most of their adult lives on child rearing, the living with their children is always the core of adults, marriages and family life. Today, this life without history children is becoming a more general social experience for more and more adults.The marriage is not only the possibility of two income / one family budget, but also the taxation It brings economic interests to couples through preferential treatment, preferential treatment for insurance compensation, and the existence of "family planning". Marriage is still important and can comfort people who are better suited for social structure in a traditional way. Excessive dedication to tradition. There must be some degree of traditional devotion to traditional predictable function. Social life can be richer and more meaningful if social life is permitted to flow along the path drawn by people in front of us. However, in order to maintain "to be good faithfully to my grandfather in good faith" to me, changing too much observation or reasoning accepts new discoveries and has the ability to develop new knowledge I hinder it. . Because the residents of Hamburg, Germany may have been realized in 1892 (Freedman 1991), the result could be fatal. It was not until the end of the 19th century that cholera was regarded as a potentially lethal illness caused by small inanimate airborne particles (m gas). In 1850, British researcher John Snow proved that cholera is actually contaminated with water.

In Malolos, Marcelo H. Delpral, whose wife Marciana was from Malolos, made the town a major reformist and advertised. Thanks mainly to his efforts, in 1882 Malolos became the center of anti - Spain propaganda. It occurred in 1884 when liberal Manuel Cristo Momo was elected as gobernadorcillo. Under his guidance, a group of town leaders, including the past, proposed a future town that conflicts with villagers on the taxpayer list. The organization wants to bloat on the list, which means economic interests of the parish. In 1888, during a fatal cholera outbreak, the organization again clashed with the monk. In order to limit the spread of the epidemic, the civilian government forbade to awaken the church for the victims of cholera. The church was in violation of the ban, as reported, due to the cost of the church from these waking ups. The leader of the town was standing by the administrative side On September 15, 1898, a revolutionary conference was held in Malolos, a market town of 32 kilometers north from Manila to enact the Constitution of the new Republic. The document was approved by the General Assembly on November 29, 1898. Under the constitution of France, Belgium and Latin American countries, it was promulgated in Malolos on 21 January 1899. Two days later, Aginaldo became President. A US observer who traveled on Luzon commented that the area dominated by the Republic seems to be peaceful and governed. The Malolos conference established schools, military academies and the University of the Philippines. Organized government finance, issued new currency. The Army and Navy are regularly established in the command of the region Translation of Japanese - translation, translation, translation, translation, translation, translation, translation, translation - translation - translation - translation - translation - translation - translation - pharmaceutical - translation - translation - translation - translation - translation - translation - Production shop - Japanese. Madalas, malayo ang tingin. Minky, Nakayuko. nakdaraan sa tulay na nakakakita sa kanya ay iisipin siyang baliw - maykakaroon din kuru - kurong magpapakamatay siya. In 1989, we are steadily expressing Hunyotaku, Ikariman, Darajita, Pablici, Darajita, Tarata, Tarata etc. Vocabulary of the People's Republic of Hindi - vocabulary of Naka Yuko - tongan siyang papel in doon nakapako ang tigin. Pagkatapos Your magpaparoo is titigil with palito, not uulitin ang pagtitig. Paulit-ulit siyang ganoon. You can spend a reasonable time at an affordable price. "Ang babae!" Tamarón Andara Gita. Humahangos na tumakbo or nakakita patungo sa kaliwang duulang tulay. Bigo sila nang makarating - English translation and translation

Each child is a unique individual whose genetics and environment shape his or her life. It is about food and nutrition to incorporate in daily life. What kind of childhood memories do you have? Are these memories healthy or unhealthy? Food and its nutrients are essential to life. In the first few years of life, the nutritional health of your baby depends on your family unit. Parents must understand the changes in the food needs of children and must have sufficient resources to provide food, dwelling and clothing for their families. Equally important is the creation of cultural and psychological environments in which parents influence ... Show more content The respiratory system underwent a major change as the breath of the infant first filled with air and the gas exchange in the pulmonary circulation suddenly replaced placental transplantation Likewise, birth can cause major changes in neonatal nutrition pathways and metabolism. If the required amount of nutrients is high (when the birth weight is higher than any other body weight), the newborn suddenly swallows and digests and begins to absorb various complex proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates. The simple matrix provided by the mother through the placenta is no longer easily available. The newborn begins to convert the substrate protein to glucose, which is converted to fat and must be adapted to the discontinuous supply of nutrients. Glycogen stored in the feed must be converted to glucose to support the energy demand between feeds. When the vulnerability of the neonatal period is further exacerbated, many of the digestive and absorption functions of neonates are not fully developed (Schmitz, 1991). In order to alleviate this transition during the turbulent period the newborn should provide digestible and bioavailable nutrients in the form of breast milk or infant formula. Babies rely on tightly regulated meals until they are separated to achieve nutritional independence Nutritional Assessment, Counseling and Support (NACS) is a comprehensive health nutrition standard for pregnant and postpartum women, infants and young children, adolescents and adults - all individuals, to link clinical services to community support It is a systematic approach to provide. Regular evaluation of the nutritional status of all HIV-infected people, orphans, and vulnerable children (OVC) is the entry point of NACS. Nutritional screening at the community level - identifying individuals with unexplained weight loss, visual acuity or weight loss or growth retardation, chronic diseases and diarrhea - applies to adults and children to clinical assessment and HIV testing and the basis of the clinic It should be. . Nutrition assessment at health care facilities should be provided to individuals guide clinical management, counseling and certain types of nutrition and meal support Rouzier is responsible for GHESKIO's pediatrics and nutrition, and oversees the Caribbean's largest childhood HIV clinic. Generally, she and her team take care of vulnerable groups, including pregnant women, babies, children, adolescents. This was a hard work before the earthquake and cholera. Starting from setting up the space, the most impressive feature of the center is Rouzier. "When you have a cholera treatment center you have a very sick patient, and you need to be able to imagine everyone at the same time," Rouzier explained. "When treating cholera patients you need to be cautious as they need to be monitored every minute.The new center has an open co-operative lounge and two or three nurses will soon notice everyone We will attract.

Cough in pediatrics Introduction Cough is the most common symptom of general practitioners, persistent cough is one of the most common problems for pediatricians and respiratory physicians. Most of these counseling may be an acute cough (cough is within 2 weeks), but a number of consultations are aimed at chronic cough. This article is primarily intended for chronic cough defined as a cough over 4 weeks 1 Morbidity According to published data, the prevalence of chronic cough in primary school children (6-12 years old) is 5-10% is. Pediatric physical therapy helps early detection of health problems and provides physiotherapy of diseases of pediatric population in various ways. These therapists specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and management of infants, children and adolescents suffering from a variety of congenital, developmental, neuromuscular, skeletal or acquired diseases. Treatment is focused on improving overall elaborate athletic performance, balance and adjustment, strength and endurance, and processing / integration of cognition and sensation. Pediatric psychology involves a wide variety of disciplines. These areas include: developmental, contextual and psychosocial factors that can lead to psychological and physical problems in children. It is also included: assessment, diagnosis and treatment of pediatric diseases (ie mental and developmental disorders), prevention of childhood diseases (physical and psychological), pediatric health education in the general population, promotion of health-related behaviors, Improve public policy and pediatric medical services for children and families Rouzier is responsible for GHESKIO's pediatrics and nutrition science and oversees the Caribbean's largest pediatric AIDS clinic. Generally, she and her team take care of vulnerable groups such as pregnant women, babies, children, adolescents and so on. This was already a hard work before the earthquake and cholera. Starting from setting up the space, the most impressive feature of the center is Rouzier. "When you have a cholera treatment center, you have a very sick patient, you need to be able to imagine everyone at the same time," Rouzier explained. "When treating cholera patients you need to be cautious as they need to be monitored every minute.The new center has an open collaboration where two or three nurses can quickly gather attention There is a lounge.

A controversial argument about our healthcare system is a microcosm of the ongoing political circus in the United States. In the upcoming 2012 election, we can expect sulfuric acid to rise quickly. Compared with other developed countries, medical expenses per capita in China are double. The current system is dysfunctional, expenditure increases every year and is expected to put incredible pressure on our vulnerable economy. Most medical expenses are for patients with chronic illness, many of which can be prevented. In Yemen, the epidemic from 2016 has a more typical origin. The epidemic is caused by the collapse of the national health system and the weak water and sanitation infrastructure. This situation is exacerbated by persistent conflicts causing 14.5 million malnutrition and lack of access to clean drinking water. Scientists understand the spread of diseases by simulating the occurrence of historical cholera. Despite its role as one of the oldest diseases to annoy humans, the world is still facing a massive cholera epidemic. Countries in the United States and other countries where water and sanitation systems are well developed may not be faced with cholera, but it is important to recognize that the cost of illness is low in developing countries. For health and sanitation workers in countries like Yemen and Haiti, the fight with cholera is continuing Healthcare systems often do not interact effectively with other elements of the public health system due to its history, structure, and especially the intense competition in the health care market that has evolved since the collapse of medical reforms in the early 1990s . This report explains the government public health agencies in particular. Structures and incentives for health care are technology and process driven and do not support the time of research and reflection, communication and external relations, which are often needed to effectively prevent illness and promote health. Often the state health department regulates access to healthcare providers and buyers' markets and often has legal authority to set the insurance reimbursement rate for public and private providers and purchasers.

Paganini "The man with this long black hair and pale face uses his violin to open the world we have never imagined except for dreams.When you look at the idol 's hoof or the angel' s wings, Paganini is still one of the most famous artists in music history.His concert was not only surprising but also controversial.People can not believe what Paganini can do; therefore they are the devil's myths Explain this wonderful skill and discover a leading role in a strange story among musicians. On April 20, 1832, after participating in the charity concert which is the victim of Paris cholera epidemic sponsored by Niccolò Paganini, Liszt decided to become a master of the piano just like Paganini violin. In Paris in the 1930s, dozens of pianists have played perfect keyboards to lead to piano activities. Some people, such as Sigismond Thalberg and Alexander Dreyschock, are focused on certain aspects of technology (such as "3 hand effects" and octaves, respectively). It was later called the "aerial swing" school of piano performance, but this generation also solved some of the most difficult problems in piano technology and raised the overall level to the height previously unimaginable It was. The strengths and abilities of the list that stand out in this company is to master every aspect of his competitor's individually and patiently developed piano techniques. The list took part in a charity concert which benefited from the victim of Paris' cholera organized by violinist Niccolo Paganini in Paris on April 20, 1832. After the concert, the list was impressed with Paganini's talent on violin, and he thought he wanted to be a wonderful performer on the piano. At that time, dozens of popular pianists in Paris were devoted to completing the piano performance and the art of craftsmanship. But the ability and strength of the list made him stand out and made it possible to become master of every aspect of piano technology cultivated by his competitors. In 1831, the list took part in a concert by Italian violinist Niccolo Paganini. The violin experienced the most important improvement in the 200 years before the piano, and it has become a mature instrument until then. After the list heard Paganni, he commented: "If the technical possibilities of the piano are the same as Paganini, then the piano can do something amazing." He will be a piano paganini I decided to do it. For three years, he no longer appears publicly and was constantly practicing (completed within 10,000 hours of Malcom Gladwell)

These conditions prosper in mice and viruses in this field. People also have animals that live with them; these animals can also become hosts of very dirty and deadly diseases and viruses. More than 15,000 people died of cholera and other diseases (Lambert). The main cause of cholera is pollution of drinking water by sewage and garbage. Catalysts for diseases and other forms of infection are depopulated in the UK. In crowded towns, it becomes easy to spread the disease from person to person. Evolution in the theater of "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw, George Bernard Shaw, a professor of speech art, Professor Higgins, is betting on Col. Pickering, Mr. Pickering. I can take an ordinary flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, and I can make her the Duchess of ambassador's garden party. In this story, Xiao uses these characters to prove the necessity of human evolution. As Elisa 's speech ability improved, her personality and self - esteem grew, and Higgins did not notice that her change puts a serious pressure on their relationship. The difference in the classification of Pygmalion is told by a thrilling drama that the Speech Scientist talks like a Duchess Covent Garden girl who speaks like a Daughter of a Woman People often say in peace. The play takes into account some of the imagination of the class difference. This is expressed by the character, its situation, and the motto's motto. Eliza Doolittle was originally stylish and smart flower girl who is not good at English. Please see Professor Higgins and see if he tells her to speak correctly. Like more women. A few years ago, I taught the Pigmalion of the George Bernard show to a junior high school class. Pygmalion was invited to enter a wonderful phonologist's house who bet that he was able to teach her the elegance and speech of the correct British lady and treat her as a Duchess at a park party at a park party It is a story of the level flower girl. The musical "My Lady Lady" is based on this classic drama. In the most absurd scene in the drama, the student 's favorite girl, Eliza, for the first time advanced into society. She was told to limit her conversation to calm and harmless weather and health topics, discussed her most elegant manners and expressions and she was suspected that she was actually killed with a hat. So, as Higgins' phonologist told me, the problem was the wrong comedy that she said "what you said" rather than what she said "How".

INTRODUCTION On January 12, 2010, people in Haiti were destroyed by the 15-mile earthquake in Port-au-Prince. The scale of the earthquake was zero, and many aftershocks occurred after the first earthquake. This disaster caused very catastrophic damage, many people were killed, injured, about 300 thousand people were injured, more than 1 million people were left homeless. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and he is still trying to rebuild himself. (Hain Earthquake Poster, USGS Press Room) How did earthquakes occur on known fault lines between conservative plate boundaries of North America and the Caribbean plate? The 2010 Haiti earthquake, His great earthquake on Hispaniola Island of West Indies on January 12, 2010 including Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Haiti was the most affected, accounting for one-third of the western part of the island. The exact number of deaths proved to be elusive in subsequent confusion. The official figures of the Haitian government exceed 300,000 people, but estimates other than that are negligible. Hundreds of thousands of survivors evacuated. The earthquake occurred around 4:53 pm, about 25 miles southwest of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince (25 km). The initial magnitude was 7.0, and the two aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 and 5.5 occurred very early. Further aftershocks occurred in the next few days, including aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 at Petit Goo, about 35 miles west of Port-au-Prince on January 20. Just a few minutes before 5 pm on January 12, 2010, the Haitian island of the island was hit by a catastrophic earthquake of magnitude 0. The epicenter was located 16 miles west of Haiti's most populous city, the capital was Port-au-Prince. Estimates vary, but about 150,000 to 300,000 people died and millions are affected. Myriad homes, schools, government, hospital buildings collapsed. After the disaster, Dr. Vanessa Rouzier, a famous spokesman for the Haitian medical system, cooperated with the Department of Health and Human Services to provide emergency medical services to more than 3,000 trauma patients. Her non-governmental organization (NGO) Les Center GHESKIO (abbreviation for Haiti's research on Kaposi's sarcoma and opportunistic infection) turns its 3 acre campus into capacity for more than 10,000 people. The city of the tent Rouzier is always committed to maintaining the organization's traditional life-saving service At 4:53 pm local time on 12th January 2010, Haiti suffered a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. This is the worst earthquake in the country for more than 200 years. According to the report, 200,000 to 300,000 people died in the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 1.6 million people lost their homes. The country has not recovered from the 2010 earthquake and the subsequent cholera epidemic in Haiti was caused by cholera infected waste at the UN peacekeeping base contaminating the country's main river, Artibonite. According to reports, about 10,000 Haitians died in 2017 and nearly 1 million people were sick. After years of denial, the United Nations apologized in 2016, but as of 2017, they refused to accept mistakes, so avoiding financial responsibility

P. pastoris was first isolated by Louis Pasteur in 1880 and described as causative agent of bird cholera. During the course of history, microorganisms isolated from domestic animals under conditions such as hemorrhagic septicemia and atrophic rhinitis exhibit similar biochemical and morphological characteristics to those of Pasteur's microorganisms. Pasteurella septicemia. (1,3) By the 1930's, scientists realized that this bacterium is related to cats and is no longer classified as Pasteurella septica and no longer classified as Pasteurella multocida. . Other bacterial species reported to cause skin infections include: Pasteurella multocida and P. haemolyticus, Corynebacterium, C. hyperumum, Proteus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Chromobacterium, Clostridium , Salmonella typhimurium, actinomycetes. And Dermatophilus congolensis reports 1, 2, 17, 28-30 have a wide range of quality and literature. The most common causes are Microsporum canis and Trichophyton mentagrophytes. Other infections of Microsporum and Trichophyton are less common. Infectious diseases are often associated with contact with pets in humans and in the home in an environment in which they are raised. Typical clinical symptoms include areas of local hair loss that are hyperkeratotic. In outbreak 1, some infection sources are tying infections to rapid transmission, but others suggest that the opposite is the case. In particular, bacterial infections with cat and dog bites are the most common zoonosis in Australia. Dogs and cats contain a lot of dangerous bacteria such as Pasteurella multocida. Penetration bite deeply penetrates these bacteria into the skin and underlying tissues, causing infections, causing pain, inflammation and swelling. If the skin breaks, the bitten one should go to the doctor. Bacterial, viral and fungal infections also pose a threat to cockroaches. Pasteurella multocida causes cholera in birds. It shows 99% mortality rate in piglets kept within 6 days. A vaccine has been developed to protect chickens from this particular disease, but this treatment is deadly for Bob White, making exposure to bacteria particularly dangerous. It is not usually seen in wild cockroaches. Because they usually exist at much lower density, making it difficult for bacteria to breed. Clostridium colinum is a causative bacterium of ulcerative colitis and is widely considered to be the most important disease of captured Bob White, but it is not recorded in free life sputum. Fowl pox virus is a virus that is recorded as affecting bobwhite and scaly ticks and can be identified by the presence of lesions. Lesions of feet and feathers are almost no problem for birds, but facial lesions interferes with feeding and can lead to death.

Once you complete CAPTCHA, you will be proved himself and you will be able to access the web properties in the rest of the session. Edit: Wednesday, February 7, 2018, 6:09 PM Margot Black sent me an e-mail with the subject "original sentence". Because PTU has an unconditional allegation, she published an original article containing an explanation of Margot's aversion, she proved that she did not edit this Chinese article since the release date of January 3 I asked for a screenshot. The language was later edited. I sent a screenshot of this article's edit history request, but Margot did not think that the evidence was enough. She edited a few of my articles and asked me to re-release it to show that I did not hide obnoxious women and uncomfortable words about Margot and other PTU members. So this is a small editor Of course, it is very important to understand the meaning of copyright and copyright protection. So I added some useful URLs at the end of this article. But in reality at least one image is stolen at some point and will be reclaimed without our knowledge or permission. It is therefore necessary to pay attention as much as possible to the fact that the image we steal is not the most valuable and / or the most valuable image for us. I have heard you saying that you are right. But as a logical it makes sense Content and programming copyright 2018 Fox News Network, LLC. Copyright Copyright 2018 CQ ROLL CO., LTD All materials contained in this document are protected by copyright laws of the United States and may not be copied, distributed, transmitted or displayed without the prior written permission of CQ - Roll Call , It can not be published or broadcast. It is prohibited to change or delete trademark, copyright, other indication concerning copying of contents. Copyright © 2018 author. Released under license from The Resilience Alliance. This article uses the Creative Commons Attribution - Non-Commercial 4.0 international license agreement. If the original author and source are credited, you can indicate whether changes were made and if there is a link to the license you can share and adjust the work for non-commercial purposes. In this case, Inuit Hunter was the first person who found signs of bird cholera outbreaks in the Canadian Arctic Circle in 2004 and expressed concern about the disease, so we recorded Inuit TEK on Common Ed. And disease and death of other birds. Our overall goal is to explore how Inuits can help you understand the timing and geographical location of poultry cholera in the general villous population, and the Inuit involvement and birds of the Arctic free-range birds It is to study the possibility of improving cholera monitoring. Utilization of Inuit's traditional ecological knowledge for detection and monitoring of AIDS influenza common in the Arctic region of eastern Canada

National Geographic: Underground Mystery The video I commented on was a National Geographic film named Mysteries Underground. This video conveys an unusual sight that can be seen in the underground cave. You traveled with the cave explorer and saw all the beautiful untouched natural shapes like such plaster chandeliers, rough calcite pillars and lakes like jewels. It shows and discusses all meticulous processes experienced by cave explorers. Also, I will explain how to form formation for a long time. This month we have a series of activities in the National Geographic Explorer class. A school course from all over the world can interact with our team on the first floor of Dinaledi and Lesedi Chambers. These events will be broadcast live on YouTube when YouTube happens. Schools can be registered in the country's geographic location to answer questions during the event. This discovery announced on January 26 as National Geographic earlier this year was officially announced by Francesco Rutelli of the Italian Ministry of Culture. A large basement was discovered with the discovery of Palatin Hill. According to legend, the founder of Rome Romulus and Lei Musi were cared for by this wolf, and this room was identified as a password cave. The National Geographic Society was established in the United States in 1888 and started publishing National Geographic magazine. This will continue to be an important promoter of geographic information. The association has long supported geography research and education on geography topics. The first example of a geographical approach is for purposes other than describing theoretical and geophysical properties, John Snow's 1854 cholera street cholera outbreak map. Although being a doctor and a pioneer of epidemiology, the map may be one of the earliest examples of hygienic geography. Please read more about the amazing discovery of this nationwide geographical story. Do you want to be a National Geographic Resource Manager? I will learn how to apply funds from the National Geographic Society here. We can support National Geographic's efforts to gather such state-of-the-art scientists, environmentalists, and educators here.

Since the first governor of the Massachusetts colony in John Winthrop, the American epidemic is that the Americans are trying to create a utopian society (40 years old Brinkley), so the United States should see himself as a "mountain town" It was announced that. Winthrop America as the Kingdom of God, this place will not have trouble repeated in the rest of Europe and the rest of the world. This ideal is also appreciated by the American society, but Americans can not accept the idea that the epidemic may attack their own country. Several examples will help explain how these factors are configured for a particular epidemic. America's epidemic of the 18th century is the most annoying thing of the 1730s when it hit the village of New England in the north, small towns and diphtheria vogue. By exceeding the destiny of rural New Hampshire and Massachusetts states, the epidemic has had an unusual influence for children and their families. From the epidemiological point of view of diphtheria epidemics - repeatedly fears like New England colonies repeatedly cause smallpox epidemics - is a phenomenon caused by isolated isolation and weak. Epidemics in London are epidemic in New England and can become a very deadly disease: "In some towns, nearly half of children's deaths, sometimes people are actually colonized I am afraid to destroy it. " Aboriginal people in north North America also have a similar effect. During 1616, along the coast of New England in 1618, the epidemic deprived 75% of the population of indigenous peoples. In the 1630's, at least half of Huron easy Iroquoids around the Great Lakes died of smallpox. In addition to smallpox, other diseases occurring in Europe caused severe damage to North American native people. These diseases include measles, scarlet fever, varicella, whooping cough, plague, malaria, dysentery, cholera, yellow fever and influenza. In most cases, these diseases effectively kill the native Americans more than European explosives. When Europeans began arriving on the American coast, they led to epidemics leading to one of the biggest population imbalances in human history. Before arriving in Europe, there were no diseases such as smallpox, measles, yellow fever etc in these parts of the world. These diseases have never been touched and indigenous people do not have the antibodies necessary to fight infections. Europeans continue to explore new areas Christopher Columbus arrived in America as a starting point in the United States in 1492 and touched a different community, so the epidemic Aboriginal population greatly for the next 400 years Decrease.

Since the Europeans first landed in the Americas, the number of deaths caused by unconventional diseases has reached 50 million to 100 million indigenous peoples. The most devastating disease is smallpox, but other deadly diseases include typhoid, measles, influenza, plague, cholera, malaria, tuberculosis, mumps, yellow fever and pertussis, all of which are Eurasia It is a chronic disease. In some areas, 90% of local residents are killed by these diseases. It is the same as Aztec people. Raise the Europeans to the rest of the population The great impact of this disease on Native Americans is an important part of the story of Europe. Experts believe that 90% of American Indians may have died of diseases that Europeans brought to the United States. This means that only one out of ten indigenous people are escaping from this hidden enemy. Their descendants are 5 million Indians who live in America today. The new trade is another big change that European explorers and colonists brought to the American Indians. Immediately after meeting European tourists, Indians became very interested in what they could offer. In a short time, Indians began using these new materials and new products in their daily lives. Native hunters are anxious to replace prepared backskins and other fur with fabrics with length colored fabrics. Metal tools such as shafts, hoes and knives are precious new resources. How will European events influence exploration? How did the Spanish explorer change America? How did the arrival of the Spanish explorer change the Native American empire? How will the Spanish evolving empire affect North American life? How does Northwest Passage's search affect people? How does the relationship between France and Native American affect colonization? Skills will explain the voyages of Asia and trade. Explain how the maritime state will become the world power. Please explain the impact of Columbus' s voyage and future voyage. Please explain how the arrival of Spanish changed Taiwan's life. Explain the exchange of Colombia. Please explain how the Inca travels and communicates. Explain the results of Florida expedition. Please explain the contributions to John Cabot and Henry Hudson's exploration. Explain growth of French settlement

Overcoming the death of a loved one is one of the most difficult tasks of life, especially when parents and children are involved. The writer and abolishmentist Harriet Beecasto is saddened by the death of his mother and children. When merely five years old, mother Roxana Foote Beecher died of tuberculosis. At 38, she lost her cholera outbreak because of her baby son, Charlie. The two traumatic events together expanded her condemnation of slavery and ultimately affected the writing of Uncle Tom's cottage, one of the most controversial novels in America. Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beechersto analyzes Harid Beechersto's uncle Tom, probably the most influential novel cabin in American history. The sentimental sentence style of Stow captures the imagination of the reader, and Uncle Tom's cabin becomes the standard for abolishing sports. Tom uncle, one of the protagonists, spreads Christianity and dies for his faith like Christ. By identifying Tom uncle with Jesus Christ, Harriet Beechersto intentionally caused changes in society and abolition of spectators. Tom's hut by Harriet · Beecher · Stow's uncle Tom's hut Harriet · Beecher · Stow's Tom's hut is never considered a wonderful literary work due to its pedagogical nature, but past reflections and present It is always known as a wonderful literary work by influence on. . Harriet Beechersto is going to write some wonderful protest novels such as Uncle Tom's hut. Her father is Lehman Beecher, an excellent gospel missionary, her brothers and sisters are missionaries and society. Reformer Stow was born in Litchfield, Connecticut in 1811. He moved to Cincinnati with his family and was 21 years old. Harriet Beechersto is a writer and philanthropist, best known for her novel Uncle Tom's Cabin. Stow was born in a highly educated family and attended a sister school in Hartford, Connecticut. In 1832, she moved to Cincinnati, Ohio with her father and sister. In the past 18 years, she took notice of the teachings and began to notice life in the south, met with escaped slaves. After that, due to her husband's work Stow moved to Maine. So she started writing an Uncle Tom's hut based on her observation that she lives in Ohio, a story about slavery. This text was first published in Washington, DC anti-slavery document "National Times" and was published in 1852. Lithuania's abolishmentists and supporters of slavery can feel this feeling at once. People in the south often dramatize this book and regard it as advertisement. This abolitionist literature helped oppose public opinion of slavery and is regarded as one of the causes of civil war.

Survival, sanitation, entertainment, travel, etc. - These are just a few of the uses of one of the most precious resources in the world. Water is important in many respects, but in recent years there is a controversy as to whether the world's water resources have been destroyed and depleted. The dry ice sheet and melted ice sheet are only two areas of concern to water, but the opposite is true for the discussion of the risks they pose. In addition, pollution, water costs, conservation methods and economic impacts are an important factor to consider, especially if it addresses the challenge of providing food to the world's population. The water crisis in the world is very complicated, there are many related problems, and because of its continuing nature it tends to be overlooked (unless after a natural disaster). We are all facing water crisis all over the world. No matter how serious it is, we are not too small to function - please do not underestimate the power of a person. Please take responsibility for realization. It is smart. Hikers, hikers, adventurers, those not wanting to filter Grylls-style body fluids, and LifeStraw's products are also on sale commercially. As safe drinking water, please continue! Our world is facing a big water crisis. According to statistics from the United Nations, there is no safe drinking water in a billion people 's households. As a result, they are often forced to move a few miles a day to collect the water they need. In addition to water supply problems, there are about 8 billion people exposed to contaminated drinking water, so it will be more susceptible to diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid fever and polio. New York City is a coastal city with a population of 6 million people and is a leader in city water management. Mayor Bill de Blasio says: "Getting clean water is essential to protect the health and well-being of our cities and people all over the world, to secure watersheds and improve the flexibility of the water system"

US Military Joint Special Task Force - The African Corner (HOA) is a geographical area that includes Djibouti, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, and neighboring Yemen. In each country of this region, there are many cultural differences, including the group including the management of HOA. In particular, one of the culturally unique groups comes from Yemen. According to the 2004 census, the country of Yemen is close to 20 million (UNDP, 2010). Yemen's children face a major crisis when the Yemen War enters the fourth year. The intense civil war that occurred in growing poverty is causing the worst humanitarian emergency in the world. More than 1 million children need urgent assistance to save lives. As Yemen is at stake of famine, countless children are at risk of starvation. Save the Children is the first international aid organization in Yemen who has been active in Yemen since 1963. Men and women, raised in Yemen, the poorest country in the Arab world, have little access to education and development. We are always helping the Yemeni children survive and prosper. We will promote and protect children's rights through fighting the poverty of children in Yemen, education, protection and survival programs Karzog criticized the war against Saudi Arabia's Yemen, "The more cruel war in Yemen will continue, the more the damage will be prolonged, Yemen people are busy with poverty, cholera, eradication of water shortage, and rebuilding the country "And the Prince of Saudi Arabia has to regain the dignity of his country - I will end Yemen's brutal war." According to Khashoggi Saad al-Hariri Prime Minister Lebanon said in November 2017 Live broadcast in Saudi Arabia on 4th. Some of the reasons for the mandatory resignation may be a strong relationship between playing cards, especially the US President and MBS. Two disdain the common views of Iran and its agents Hezbollah and Israel. President Cardinal defended Saudi Arabia 's intervention on Yemen and accused Iran' s conflict. He said in a statement Tuesday that Tehran is "responsible for the bloody agent war in Saudi Arabia in Yemen", and "If Iran agree to leave, Saudi Arabia is pleased to withdraw from Yemen" Said. Mr. Trump said his intelligence experts that the young de facto ruler of the kingdom Prince Muhammad bin Sarman ordered the murder of opponent Jamal Karzogi to promote Saudi Arabia's extensive situation Rejected the conclusion. Weapons trading promoted his "American first" agenda and doubled the need for Saudi Arabia in order to help the Middle East contain Iran

World crisis: African safe drinking water Imagine you get water to walk more than 5 miles a day for you and your family. This is an unavoidable decision and a problem that African people face everyday. They can not access safe drinking water causing disease or death Victims of this crisis are mostly children. Unfortunately, "85% of children in Africa under the age of 5 are caused by waterborne diseases" (WCA). The biggest mortality rate in Africa is due to preventable waterborne diseases affecting infants and young children over any other group. The main cause of these diseases is the regional water crisis, or the lack of safe drinking water, primarily due to the supply of mixed sewage and drinking water. People paid a lot of attention to AIDS epidemics in Africa. Every day, 3,000 Africans die of AIDS and 11,000 are infected with AIDS. Actual treatment is less than 1%. However, even with AIDS epidemic (the infection rate is close to 30% in sexually active populations), even deadly infectious diseases such as Ebola, the other diseases are more problematic. In fact, due to the declining infection rate, the situation of AIDS has improved in some countries, the number of deaths of Ebola is very small. Our world is facing a big water crisis. According to statistics from the United Nations, there is no safe drinking water in a billion people 's households. As a result, they are often forced to move a few miles a day to collect the water they need. In addition to water supply problems, there are about 8 billion people exposed to contaminated drinking water, so it will be more susceptible to diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid fever and polio. New York City is a coastal city with a population of 6 million people and is a leader in city water management. Mayor Bill de Blasio says: "Getting clean water is essential to protect the health and well-being of our cities and people all over the world, to secure watersheds and improve the flexibility of the water system"

More than 600,000 people in the Port-au-Prince area evacuated from their homes, and more than 5 million people lived in refugee camps in the past. In late August, tropical storm Isaac was hit by Haiti with rain and strong wind, causing floods and landslides. Although tropical storms did not cause extensive damage as initially afraid, it is still a major obstacle for the recovering country. The response to the natural disaster that hit Haiti in 2010 was slow. Haiti has improved water supply to 340,000, provided medicines to five cholera treatment facilities, provided free medical care to 39,000 people, and tools for 23,000 farmers to help themselves And provided seeds. Natural disasters and challenges, including poor educational systems, lack of hygiene, and poor living environment. This country is Haiti. In the United Nations Human Development Index, Haiti is 145th among 169 countries, the lowest in the Western Hemisphere. More than 70% of the population of Haiti lives on less than $ 2 a day. The population of Haiti is 9.893.945, 95% of the population is black, 5% is white and white, the median age is 21.9. religion Haiti is in the western hemisphere below the equator. The state of Haiti is the western half of the Hispaniola island in the Caribbean. The Dominican Republic is in the east of Haiti sharing the same island. The capital city of Haiti is Port-au-Prince. Haiti is not a big country, but its population does not exceed 10 million people. People in Haiti speak French, Haitian Creole speak French. In recent years, natural disasters have caused harm to the environment and people of Haiti. Haiti Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and has struggled for decades in terms of economic difficulties and poverty (Coupeau, 2008). An earthquake with magnitude 7.0 on January 12, 2010 had a serious impact on the capital of Haiti in Port-au-Prince (US Geological Survey, 2010). The extent of the damage is widespread and the Haitian government reports that an estimated 210,000 people died and about 700,000 civilians lost their houses or were evacuated (USAID, 2010). Today, there are about 546,000 Haitian immigrants in America, but there may be more illegal immigrants (Camarota, 2010). The earthquake disaster at Haiti had a serious impact on this population. Haiti had no place to communicate with loved ones and had little information on the survival of the family, so Haitian immigrants suffered for several days after the earthquake.

Introduction Environmental policy refers to the organization's commitment to laws, regulations and other policy mechanisms related to environmental issues and sustainability. These environmental problems range from air pollution and water pollution to problems related to deforestation and solid waste management. Today, we live in a world filled with developing countries and face environmental problems and deterioration everyday. Yemen is one of the countries with the weakest development that is leading to development and becoming a more stable country, but facing various environmental problems, social and political issues. Yemen has big water problems. The capital city Sana is estimated to run out of water resources within 10 years. Half the citizens of Yemen can not access clean water, coupled with the civil war, we are in a perfect humanitarian crisis. Arab Spring - After poor Tunisian businessmen ignite his fire in frustration - the body scattered in the Middle East, leaving political turmoil. Of course, Yemen was not late. Large-scale protest against "Angry Day" and subsequent government action resulted in a full-scale civil war lasting three years, half of whom civilians issued more than 10,000 casualties. It is not saying "no more", but because it has not ended yet. Our favorite phrases are only useful if everything else is lost. Then we will cry again till the throat dry. The current cholera crisis in Yemen is one example. As Yemen's delegation said yesterday, "In addition to severely restricting the import of key items such as spare parts and fuel, the lack of attacks on water and sanitation systems and lack of maintenance leads millions of people "In other words, attacks on supporting people's critical infrastructure to keep water clean, treat sewage and treat people are partly due to this public health crisis. As a direct result of US policy, Yemen is in the midst of a devastating humanitarian crisis. Thanks to our merciful Saudi Arabians who have attacked poor neighbors since 2015 - children are starving, many people can not access health care, critical infrastructure is being destroyed This is the month It will not happen. However, the United States provides direct material support to Saudi Arabia customers who are attacking. Therefore, the United States has participated in a very realistic way to the endless suffering of the Yemeni people. For tangential reasons, this is also Yemen's bombing and bustling, and it has been around for years.

A secret garden written by secret garden Francis Hodgson Burnett was first published in 1910 and conveys a unique story about a 10 year old girl Mary Lennons. The story goes through the hero's Mary, Collin, and the secret garden changing key. Burnet used many symbols in these transitions. The power of nature is also the magic of the story. Novels use symbols to express various patterns, such as parallel life, magic, and secrets of Mary and Colin. Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was forced to move to his uncle, a very busy businessman, Mr. Craven who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She wanted to oppose everyone and want to live in her own world. But she is a very curious girl and she is not afraid of anything. A secret garden written by secret garden Francis Hodgson Burnett was first published in 1910 and conveys a unique story about a 10 year old girl Mary Lennons. The story goes through the hero's Mary, Collin, and the secret garden changing key. Burnet used many symbols in these transitions. The power of nature is also the magic of the story. Novels use symbols to express various patterns, such as parallel life, magic, and secrets of Mary and Colin. Secret Garden is a children's novel originally published by Frances Hodgson Burnett in 1911. It was serialized as an American magazine in 1910. In the UK, it is one of Burnett's most popular novels and is considered a literature of classic English children. Several stages and movies were made. After the cholera epidemic caused her parents and servants to die, Mary was found to be alive, but he was alone in the sky's house. Before she was sent to the Yorkshire in England she lived in India for a short time with a pastor of the UK and his family. Manner

After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. In the final decisive battle, injured knee, the Indians lost 146 deaths and 51 injured in the United States. The Spanish era The various people and culture that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indian. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, especially after the mission and military forces touched people for their infection, the diseases introduced by the Europeans made them dissatisfied (see health and medicine). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera). After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. - As the first ethnographic journalist in Indian culture, George Catlin played an important role in Westerners' glimpse of North American Indian culture and photography culture "not civilized." After the expedition of Lewis and Clark, Kathrin began painting for famous Indian leaders wearing their traditional costumes and recorded his experience through a series of letters.

Because of the popularity of many Frankenstein movies and monsters, most Americans know who Frankenstein is. Frankenstein is the name of a scientist, not a monster, and the monster itself is not Robert De Niro's 1994 novel. Bad word type, angry criminal. Sherry's original Frankenstein is distorted by this Kenneth Blanca movie and is most likely to convey readers various information from the Shelley novel to the film audience. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! In the story of Frankenstein, science genius Victor created a monster called Frankenstein. He abandoned monsters right after making a monster. Frankenstein, this monster experienced bad parenting when he grew up. No one has taught him etiquette. In this story, Victor and Frankenstein were marginalized by society for various reasons. Because of his terrible appearance and reaction to people, this monster was rejected by society. Due to his scientific commitment, JVC experienced alienation throughout his life when he was a child and family. Therefore, in Frankenstein, Mary Sherry used alienation themes by alienating the two protagonists, Victor and Frankenstein, from society. But for scientific experiments, JVC separated himself from society. Therefore, people marginalized because he thought he was a very strange science madman.

Excavation of African Cemetery: Information may be lost forever without money. As children grow up in the United States and receive education through our public schools, we learn about slavery. 300 years We usually do not question the historical facts learned from slavery and we can also ask how we understand the history of these people (Africans of American slaves) Almost not. This is a tendency I believe to believe - from Glasgow to Sheffield, Stockport, and Plymouth, the dead seem to live all over the country. There is a Viking Cemetery near Weymouth, Birmingham is unexplored plague pit, Sally 's huge afterlife town, John Singer Sargent, St Edward martyr and several generations Zorro Aspen calls it home. The story says the deceased came to these places when Victorian people realized that their narrow cemetery cemetery could not handle these numbers. As they learned to breed, for sewer typhoid and cholera in the water. As a result, a conscious minority began to construct seven Super Cemetery in the city, High Gate, Mortlake, Abney Park, Brompton, Nunhead, Kensalgreen, Tower Hamlet. Often called 'magnificent seven people', it is similar to the essential but unnecessary part of the population of Bharat, the village of the limit, the population of the time. Excavation of African Cemetery: Information may be lost forever without money. As children grow up in the United States and receive education through our public schools, we learn about slavery. 300 years - Correction of the inefficiency of the current welfare system From 1995, the US has a rich country with per capita gross domestic product (per capita GDP) equal to $ 26,980 (Case and Fair, p. 522) . However, many people live in poverty and some do not have a house.

As millions of people gather in the heart of the big city, we need to deal with unprecedented human excrement. In this treatment it is necessary to eliminate pathogenic microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, protozoa, parasites) or reduce it to a harmless level. It is well known that there is always a small number of people who are obviously sick and not appearing at any particular stage of disease, or carriers of healthy diseases at any time in any community. These are indicators of pathogenic microorganisms in the normal situation of communities in which feces exist in sewers. In Canada, the most common way to disinfect drinking water is to use chlorine, chloramine, or chlorine dioxide. Chlorination of drinking water is one of the most important public health advances of the 20th century and saves more lives than the sum of all medicines. It virtually eliminates all bacteria that caused diseases such as cholera, typhoid, dysentery and hepatitis. More than 200 million Canadians are drinking chlorine-based drinking water every day. Chlorine disinfection is used in each of Canada's 3,000 drinking water plants. Chlorine-based disinfectants have the long lasting energy required to help prevent the regeneration of microorganisms as water is distributed from the treatment plant to the faucet The public's anger towards Milwaukee's epidemic proved the success of public health intervention in water quality - water treatment and chlorination. Safe drinking water is now considered a public good, and when it can not meet expectations, people will mobilize to take responsibility. In 1908, Jersey City, New Jersey became the first city to conduct routine monitoring and disinfection of drinking water in the United States, thousands of cities in the US followed closely, with disinfection of protected water sources and regular It complemented monitoring. The resulting reduction in the incidence of infections such as cholera and typhoid fever is important. By 1900, 100 cases of typhoid are estimated per 100,000 people every year, decreased to 33.8 cases per 100 thousand by 1920, and decreased to 0.1 cases per 100 thousand by 2006. After very early efforts to chlorinate local drinking water in Germany and Belgium, the epidemic of typhoid fever in Lincoln in 1905 was the first massive public water chlorine by the public health crusad Alexander Crooks Houston Cause. With CrowdOx, our commitment supervisor, you will be able to pay the actual shipping fee for your commitment. Efforts are being made to find solution engineers in Oxford among the UK's most respected and confident providers. At that time, Sandy was dealing with many desktop products, including supporting the development of the original Arkham horror board game. By reducing sodium intake and drinking plenty of water, abdominal distention is greatly reduced.

In the hearts of most Americans, Paul Libya's name always reminds us of the image of a lone-patriotic patriotic knight in the darkness of New England night. His duty is to inform the rural regulars that they will soon come. It seems that the fate of the natural rights of all new worlds hangs on his shoulder this evening. This idea may be very romantic, but it is far from the truth. Revenia 's late night ride is nothing but a man' s heroicism; instead it can better be brought together as collective efforts and actions of all New England Hoggs. Who is Paul Libya? Of course, everyone knows the hero Paul Libya's midnight ride to warn the heroes in 1775, but I am convinced that this is not Paul Libya's song. This Paul Revere is based on the sole scripture on TV, but I would like to get an interesting gossip column, but it is not. This song about about a year ago # metoo, then hanging the rinse bag with your own ball was not that popular. So ... I'm interested in several reasons why Paul Revere did not have a Swedish TV Paul Revere was born in Boston, Massachusetts on New Year's Day. Paul Revere is a silverworker in Boston and is known for his work. Libya is best known for his "Midnight Ride" to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams that the British Army will travel to Lexington in 1775. Libya was also known for sketching the propaganda of the Boston Massacre of 1770. - The rising rebellion to the way to independence is the struggle of American settlers. It not only marks the end of George King's authoritarian rule but also shows the establishment of world power. This democratic journey began in Boston, Massachusetts in 1770. Later on, he was accused of ordering his troops to fire on riot civilians led by the son of the rebels' freedom. This event, known as the Boston Massacre, brought one of the greatest uprisings in history. Paul Revere - Paul Revere was appointed as the first public health official of the US Health Committee to fight the possible occurrence of cholera in the Boston region in 1799. As a famous Boston craftworker, Paul Libya played an important role in the American Revolutionary War and was widely known as a messenger ('Midnight Ride') in the battle between Concord and Lexington. . John Maynard Woodworth - John Maynard Woodworth is an American doctor. Woodsworth was appointed as a surveillance surgeon in the United States by President Ulysses Grant in 1871. He built a major foundation for the passage of the State Quarantine Act of 1878 and helped fight a number of public health challenges, including cholera and yellow fever epidemics.

Paul Revere, "People are in the ocean when people are on land" - famous vocabulary of Paul Revere of Colonel William Conant, an American soldier stationed in Minaret in North Church of Boston April 18, 1775, Paul Libya Waiting for a signal to make the way suggested by British invasion of. According to the legend, Paul Revey goes through the Boston bay from the North Church and waits for a signal from Colonel Conner. If the British military shows signs of land invasion, or there is evidence that the British army is underwater invasion, the colonel lanterns the church's spire. Who is Paul Libya? Of course, everyone knows the hero Paul Libya's midnight ride to warn the heroes in 1775, but I am convinced that this is not Paul Libya's song. This Paul Revere is based on the sole scripture on TV, but I would like to get an interesting gossip column, but it is not. This song about about a year ago # metoo, then hanging the rinse bag with your own ball was not that popular. So ... I'm interested in several reasons why Paul Revere did not have a Swedish TV Paul Revere was born in Boston, Massachusetts on New Year's Day. Paul Revere is a silverworker in Boston and is known for his work. Libya is best known for his "Midnight Ride" to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams that the British Army will travel to Lexington in 1775. Libya was also known for sketching the propaganda of the Boston Massacre of 1770. - The rising rebellion to the way to independence is the struggle of American settlers. It not only marks the end of George King's authoritarian rule but also shows the establishment of world power. This democratic journey began in Boston, Massachusetts in 1770. Later on, he was accused of ordering his troops to fire on riot civilians led by the son of the rebels' freedom. This event, known as the Boston Massacre, brought one of the greatest uprisings in history. Paul Revere - Paul Revere was appointed as the first public health official of the US Health Committee to fight the possible occurrence of cholera in the Boston region in 1799. As a famous Boston craftworker, Paul Libya played an important role in the American Revolutionary War and was widely known as a messenger ('Midnight Ride') in the battle between Concord and Lexington. . John Maynard Woodworth - John Maynard Woodworth is an American doctor. Woodsworth was appointed as a surveillance surgeon in the United States by President Ulysses Grant in 1871. He built a major foundation for the passage of the State Quarantine Act of 1878 and helped fight a number of public health challenges, including cholera and yellow fever epidemics.

Water is one of the basic basic units of life. Obviously it is easy to take it; after all, it constitutes three quarters of the total area of ​​the world. It is tasteless, odorless, colorless. When considering the most basic level, it is neither exciting nor exciting. Its simplicity is infinitely amazing, but essential for the eternal nature of all forms of life on Earth. So why did it take so long to start looking extensively to see its brilliance and vulnerability? As a nation, we seem to understand that it is impossible to exist without water, but we continue to destroy consciously and unconsciously. Water is an important item. Due to climate change, the sea level is rising, sea water is increasing. In contrast, however, the supply of clean and clean drinking water is a limited product, and drinking water is becoming an increasing problem all over the world. According to UN statistics, by 2025, 14% of the world's population will face shortages of water resources. The main difference between salt water and drinking water is that there is no salt. As a result, many researchers and companies are trying to find a way to remove salt from salt water. This process, known as desalination, is often difficult and requires an expensive desalination plant. In some places in the world where drinking water is expected to become a problem in the next few years, it is not possible to provide a desalination plant. The earth is surrounded by water in the fourth area, but there is little drinking water. All major portable water sources such as rivers, lakes, ponds and even wells are contaminated with various harmful chemical and biological waste. The coagulated mixture of dirt, sewage, and industrial waste will contaminate the river water established by the factory. Increasing use of fertilizers and pesticides may also contaminate drinking water in ponds and wells. Harmful fertilizers and insects may penetrate the Earth and even contaminate the groundwater. Contaminated feedwater causes infectious diseases such as cholera, jaundice and gastroenteritis Almost everything that is a by-product of our civilization is contaminating our drinking water. To minimize pollution and pollution, the government has tried to regulate emissions of underwater pollutants through various water purification laws and water resource policies. Between 1990 and 2006, an additional 1.6 billion people drank safe drinking water. But our actions are not fast enough, and most factories still can not find a way to dump hazardous waste into the ocean. How does water pollution affect humans? Try drinking untreated water now, and your body will react to it as soon as possible. You will feel at least a stomachache. Aquatic diseases cause 3,575,000 death annually! This is equivalent to colliding a large jet every hour. Most of them are children.

Author: Mary Sherry's Frankenstein Country England title type: Fiction / Horror's role, a brief explanation and each. Victor Frankenstein: He is an example of a hero, ambition and curiosity. He did not know when to stop, so he lost everything. Elizabeth Lavenza: She is Victor's sweet sister's bride. With her perfect personality, she represents a hope of escaping from a better future. Caroline: As Victor's mother, she is as generous as possible. With a little control, she hopes to marry Victor and Elizabeth from the first day. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form. In fact, it can actually be called "creature" Frankenstein "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Sherry lost the secret of nature, trying to break from the dead organization Talking about the story of a minded scientist Victor Frankenstein Creating a creature Why did he choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet tall instead of a gerbil, is it strange in itself.

Frankenstein's monster - the first writing, then I heard the footsteps squeak in the stairs of the tree clenched. I suddenly turned and my face was scared of my already panicked face, where the dull moonlight highlighted his terrible features and the flickering candle light from the horn . When he got off the stairs slowly approached me, I froze with fear. I want to run but seems to be frozen with fear. My feet feel like they are planted on a cold, dusty floor where they can move. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Carloff returned to Frankenstein's bride in 1935. His lonely monster - a windmill burned by the original angry crowd who survived with a healthy doctor - sought a friend. Dr. Frankenstein (Clive) was forced to make his old mentor a new monster (Elsa Ranchester), but the fairy tale is not close to the end. "Werewolf" was introduced by Lon Chaney Jr. in 1941, starred by the cursed Larry Talbot and turned into a wolf when the full moon comes. Two years later, based on the novel by Gaston Leroux, Rains played a fanatical and revenent masquerade composer in the Phantom of the Opera. Gilman threatened the last gigantic monster of the Universal Studios group of scientists trying to capture it in the Amazon River in 1954.

In Frankenstein, Mary Sherry captures various similarities between Victor Frankenstein and his monsters. He and his creation are very similar in character. They want to learn, they are anxious for revenge. They also showed appreciation for nature. Even the most frustrating feeling, the natural approach seems to calm them. In the death of William and Justin, Victor discovered peace watching the glaciers of Montanovit. Like Victor, nature seems to calm monsters. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus compared with Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, with the mythical character Prometheus, who shapes humans using clay and gives them firepower. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics."

Anyway, I like classical music classical concert. This is a question you might have met a few months ago. When listening to music with textbooks and CDs, I noticed that I liked this style more and more. I really did not give it a chance until I joined my older sister's concert and focused on music. I noticed that classic is not a bad thing. Modern rock is still music for me, but in recent months I really learned to love classical music and respect. Two weeks ago, at the concert of Saturday night at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, they played the same song that they played at the opening night 125 years ago. This is a familiar concert: Beethoven's fifth symphony, Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto. The ingredient of the dead who had not lived for many years - Tchaikovsky died when he was 53 years old, and Beethoven died at the age of 56. Please sit there and listen. I thought about the sacrifices my parents made for my music classes, the pianos they bought. How will their investment increase beyond imagining? They have grandchildren to become professional musicians Peter Tchaikovsky's work was first publicly performed in 1865 and Johann Strauss was a unique dance by Younger Tchaikovsky at the Pavlovsk Concert. In 1868, Tchaikovsky's first symphony was well received during the performance in Moscow. The following year, his first opera "Voyevoda" came up on stage - there is almost no big fanfare. After abandonment of Voyevoda, Tchaikovsky reuses some materials to create his next opera "Oprichnik". It received praise during the performance of Marisinski in St. Petersburg in 1874. . At this point, Tchaikovsky also praised his second symphony. . Also, in 1874, his opera "Vakula the Smith" received severe criticism, but Tchaikovsky had succeeded in forming a talented instrumental composer and was the first in B-Flat Minor I won a place. Piano Concerto Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky wrote six symphony, three ballets, eleven operas and many other famous musical works between 1840 and 1893. Tchaikovsky's death is a mystery, some say that some historians died of cholera, others say arsenic suicide. Although the answer will not be clarified, we can not deny that Tchaikovsky's sixth symphony "tragedy" often points to death, in particular the indefinite existence and the fact that I can not completely stagnate my life . The theme harmony repeat theme of the fourth and last movement of "Pathetique" symbolizes the mysterious veil of Tchaikovsky in his later years and his death and shows the commonality of human life, struggle and death I am expressing.

Evaluation of the effect of fluoride on human health Historical background The history of fluoride in drinking water has been shaped by lies. The government insists that the addition of fluoride to drinking water is safe and necessary. However, studies conducted by many scientists have shown that fluoride intake is not safe. According to the survey, people eating fluoride-containing water show serious health effects. The main reason for adding fluoride to water is pressure from the industry such as aluminum and pharmaceutical manufacturers. In regions with complex water sources, fluoridation of water is more difficult and expensive. Alternative fluorination methods have been proposed and implemented in several parts of the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) currently evaluates the effects of fluoride addition of fluoride, toothpaste, milk and fluoride of salt in Africa, Asia and Europe. WHO supports fluoridated water in specific areas. In some other countries, sodium fluoride is added to the salt. As of 2012, 25 countries have undergone artificial water fluoridation of various degrees, of which 11 countries have more than 50% of the population drinking fluoride water. There are also natural fluoride in 28 countries, but many of them contain high levels of fluoride. As of 2012, around 455 million people worldwide recommend water fluoride addition, of which 211 million people live in the United States. Evaluation of the effect of fluoride on human health Historical background The history of fluoride in drinking water has been shaped by lies. The government insists that the addition of fluoride to drinking water is safe and necessary. However, studies conducted by many scientists have shown that fluoride intake is not safe. According to the survey, people eating fluoride-containing water show serious health effects. - Pest and cholera make tens of millions of dead people. These diseases were eradicated by progress in medicine. Now, when the whole world is concerned about AIDS, no solution has been found; the appearance of tobacco has brought about great harm to human life. Many people think they have the right to smoke; smoking helps them deal with stress and work more efficiently, and they contribute to the country's economy when they smoke To do.

Frankenstein is a Gothic horror written by Mary Sherry. This is an important book as it tells me that scientists and doctors are trying to regain the dead. Let's see the discussions on both sides of the question. In many contemporary films about him, he is portrayed as a villain who likes only killing and lightning. Mary Sherry wrote "Frankenstein" in 1818 and was also called "Modern Prometheus". Frankenstein's story gave us heroes as villains and villains as heroes. At the beginning of the novel, we listened to Dr. Frankenstein 's aspect and stood with him almost automatically. Until then we will begin to read about monsters, if I was avoided by society and my creator, if I was a grotesque monster I could not find a spouse unless I was treated fairly Is it? In the opinion of Dr. Victor Frankenstein, enlightenment is obvious, and he is fascinated by science and discovery. "You can not imagine other than those who have seduced the science.In other studies you can go to other people and nothing to know is a miracle" (Shelley 1818) When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

Water is essential to the survival of individuals and the state. As world water demand is expected to exceed supply, freshwater shortage is a global focus. In particular, developing countries are currently suffering from serious water shortage and water pollution. "... We" civilization "Half of today's world population suffers from less water service than ancient Greek and Roman water services ... In many developing countries, cholera, dysentery and other water Related diseases (Gleick, 1999) Kenya in Africa is such a case. One of the main reasons for the Kenyan water crisis is frequent drought. According to the International Development Association, rivers are the most common source of drinking water in Kenya. However, over half of the areas in Kenya are classified as arid regions and very dry regions, the average annual rainfall is very small, even global warming exacerbates this situation. Rivers are unstable water sources, especially during dry climates, which can damage Kenya's agricultural economy, cause famine, and worsen hygiene. Can tourism reduce poverty in Kenya or cause more problems? There are many poverty in some areas of Kenya, as many people (only 31%) have safe drinking water and a small amount of food. Their living environment is very bad, their medical facilities are short, and the proportion of patients per doctor is 10,000. Kenya is located in East Africa, southern Ethiopia, northern Tanzania. Here, dry climate and barren soil make agriculture difficult. Kenya often fights for survival The natural resources of Kenya should be alarmed. The soil is fertile and the climate is suitable for agriculture. The opportunities for agricultural business for progressive farmers are limitless. Kenya is building the largest wind farm in Africa and the world's most efficient wind farm. A large amount of groundwater supply has been found in the dry northern region. It is due to important oil reserves. Kenyan economy has diversified beyond tea / coffee imports and sightseeing - Nairobi is now the center of the telecommunications and finance region. Do not forget that Africa headquarters in many multinational companies such as Toyota, Google, General Electric, Coca-Cola, IBM are located in Nairobi.

Saurabh Gupta of the Indian Express reported the movie as a 5 star, called the intersection of Ocean 11/12 and "Flashdance" in the movie "Mera Bharat Mahan Emotion". Rivf won two out of five movies and said, "This movie is like a camouflaged, huge grandmother, so we can not think seriously." NDTV also evaluates this movie as 2 stars out of 5 stars, whatever the box office income, "Providing is nothing new," he said. First Post's Mihir Fadnavis said, "This movie looks and feels like a home video project for two people to enjoy in the whole universe," he believes that "the sea 11 has been rewritten." Rohit Vats of Hindustan Times said, "Listen to Farah Khan of New Year?" With five creative ideas in the movie. What is the meaning of these non-deterministic chaotic lines? The answer is you, the answer is that we are the world we know that our country is the best We are the poorest countries how far we know Mela Bharat Mahaan, how? Your mother Ganga is polluted, your aunt Yamuna is dead, all children are malnourished, hundreds of thousands of children are dying of cholera and ziaheria, but we treat cancer Then you can cosmetic surgery, our God? No, we just want to punish the criminal, but that person is not a cry of intelligence. No, wealthy people are always protected by these laws. But you are a British terrorist, thinking about men, because he is a part of us, because he is a free fighter, Bagat Singh, Pakistan was like a hell, England said it was It is the origin of the originating dream for all of this I do not know what kind of problem is. But when people say "Mera Bharat Mahaan" to me, I am angry. Can anyone explain why India is wonderful. In addition to the population, what are the advantages? Thanks to Sunny Leone, we will overtake China within a few years. India's gross domestic product (GDP) is lower than that of France and Japan, and geographically it will surpass these two countries if the two major powers of India merge. But if someone says India is poor, it will hurt ourselves. We also protest, how is it? Hahaha ... Please remove the application. Mind the concept of blowing

Gabriel Garcia Marquez wrote "Spirit of Solitude" in Spanish in 1967, but since it became a literary work it has been translated into many different languages. . One hundred years of loneliness can provide many literary ideas expressed in hidden meaning and creative ways. Max has a distinctive way of writing in his era. He wrote that magic is genuine, everyone should know about it This is a common idea. This situation has always existed in 100 years of loneliness when many abnormal things happen, but in their life this is common; for example when insomnia takes over the town Everyone is happy and excited It depends on what you are looking for. I was particularly fascinated by Laura Esquibel, Pablo Neruda and Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It is worth noting that Laura Esquivel likes the chocolate water, Gobriel García Marquez 's loneliness and love during the centuries of cholera, and Sonnet of hundred love of Pablo Neruda. I usually paint watercolors. This is a very interesting medium and you can use it to develop many techniques. It is cheaper than oil painting and easy to manage. However, even if the paint was challenging, I like them very much. Gabriel Garcia Marquez wrote "Spirit of Solitude" in Spanish in 1967, but since it became a literary work it has been translated into many different languages. . One hundred years of loneliness can provide many literary ideas expressed in hidden meaning and creative ways. Max has a distinctive way of writing in his era. He wrote that magic is genuine, everyone should know about it This is a common idea. This situation has always existed in 100 years of loneliness when many abnormal things happen, but in their life this is common; for example when insomnia takes over the town Everyone is happy and excited Gabriel García Marquez said, "The race that has been condemned for loneliness for over a hundred years is not the second chance in the world." Max has proved that humans can not exist isolatedly through many examples. In order for races to survive, people must be independent. An example of loneliness was discovered in the life of the 100 years of Buenians and Mcondoans. OHYOS 's loneliness shows physical and emotional aspects in another way geographically and romantically.

The Industrial Revolution created a new working class. The housing situation of industrial workers seems strange compared to the lives of wealthy middle class people. They are packed in a multi-storey building divided into small rooms or small rooms without running water, sewage, and clean drinking water. Their waste was thrown away in the streets and rivers. In addition to these harsh conditions, the health system of these facilities is very poor, leading to the spread of diseases such as cholera. In addition to the new plant bourgeoisie, the Industrial Revolution has created a new working class. New generation industrial workers include all men, women and children working in textile factories, ceramics factories, mines. As machines begin mass producing previously manufactured products, skilled technicians often realize that they themselves decline to conventional processing workers. Generally, low wages, long working hours, and uncomfortable and dangerous working conditions. As a result of careful consideration, children of "apprenticeship" discovered that they were children who were worried by critics when talking about "evil" of the capitalist industrial revolution. After all, you can see that these young people are government officials, not direct powers in the free labor market and parents' supervision. A lot of people are orphans; a few people are negligent parents and parents, their lack of health and skills prevents them from earning sufficient income to take care of their families. Since the beginning of the Victorian era, the industrial revolution has created serious economic and social changes. Thousands of workers moved to industrial cities where they formed a new working class. Salary is very low, time is long - more than 14 per day. Employers often have the desire to hire women and children, and they work with fewer people than men. My family lives in a very crowded, non hygienic house. Government writers and men increasingly desire to pay attention to the working class situation due to the severe suffering caused by the serious economic depression in the early 1940s. In her poem "children of weeping", Elizabeth Barrett Browning has drawn the suffering of children in mines and factories. In "Working class situation" (NAEL 8, 2.1564), Friedrich Engels explains his conclusion in the observation of Manchester 's 20 - year industrial situation.

King Lear: The rise of evil Lear is the leading character of the same name drama of Shakespeare, the dominant king. I took the initiative to take the youngest daughter's inherited property and banished faithful friends, but the conscious and malicious womb that is spreading with the two older daughters and Cornwall, Edmund, Oswald They are evil people. Ability Nevertheless, Leah still has the power to unravel the devastating movement that evil happens, and temporarily dominates in the process. In King Lear, Gloucester's plot corresponds to King Lear's main plot. Fathers have their own loyal and legitimate children and their evil and unfaithful children. They are all people of glory and they have children who come back to them when they need it. Both Gloucester and Lia are under torture, they ... show more ... Death of Gloucester in deputy and death of Lear in the main plot Parallel Gloucester is a tragic and devastating death of King Lear I did not have it. The pain of King Lear made him insane, and Gloucester fell into despair and attempted suicide. Before Gloucester tried to commit suicide, he noticed that he married Edgar and accused blindness of Edmund's plan. In another place in the play, Prince Lear and Gloucester were betrayed by the children. Gloucester was betrayed by his illegal and evil son Edmund. King Lear was betrayed by his two daughters, Gonelil and Regan. He badly exiled a daughter and I really loved his Cordelia. Cordelia loves her father very much, so there's nothing to say to please him or just to gain land and title. Unlike her two evil sisters, they say that Kings Lear wants to hear something, and Cordelia's honesty is greater than anything else. Regan and Goneril are the two evil girls of King Lear. After Rear welcomed the Kingdom to them, they destroyed the rest of Leah's power and tried to defeat Leia's only faithful daughter, Cordelia. Leah annoyed him with the treatment he received from his heirs and Leah left the house of Regan with a thunderstorm. Gloustar who wanted the rear to return to its original condition helped invade the army of the cholera; he exposed and Reagan and Cornwall digged Gloucester's eyes. Albany and Cornwall arranged to arm their armies against Cordelia, both Reagan and Goneryl romantically pursued Edmond. With this love triangle, Goneryl killed Reagan with poison. Goneril tried to kill Albany but committed suicide when the plot was released. Cordelia was captured and executed, Leah died shortly, redemption of Albany and Edmund's brother Edgar was in charge of the territory.

Oregon's history is home to hundreds of thousands of people, including tens of indigenous tribes dating back to 9500 BC. As the tribe passed the Bering Strait, many chose to settle in the northwest. In the first region of the state of Oregon there are people of the Karap tribe who lived in Oregon more than 8000 years ago. The Karapya settled in many places but lived mainly in Eugene Oregon and lived for centuries. Tribes range from South Washington to South Oregon. The role of Native American in the Oregon Trail was very important. The first part of the Oregon Trail is divided into two major Native American tribes, north Cha Am and South Poni. Many travelers fear attacks by these tribes, but they are surprised when they are allowed to pass. Native Americans are against their expectations. They are very useful for travelers. They often help travelers to withdraw the truck, helping drowning travelers and even rolling lost cows. Native Americans also function as a guide to exchange information between freight cars, to trade with travelers, and to help some travelers travel through Indian land. It was a dangerous journey to travel the Oregon Trail in the 19th century. However, you may think that the danger is not from Indians. In fact, many records indicate that Native American has helped many travelers. The real danger comes from a disease called cholera that kills many settlers. Other hazards include bad weather and accidents while trying to move their heavy trucks to mountains. Pioneer can bring in little things. When they left the house in the east, they had to leave most of their belongings. Most of the covered trucks are full of food. In the West, more than 1000 pounds of food is needed to raise a family of four. I ate pickles such as hard food, coffee, bacon, rice, beans, wheat flour and so on. They also took basic cooking utensils such as coffee makers, buckets and iron pots. Aboriginal myths along Oregon state attract and bother Western Americans. They have heard stories about barbarians who destroy the train. And they will hear a peaceful relationship between white settlers outside the Mississippi River and indigenous peoples. When American settlers were heading west, peaceful relations seemed to be the current situation. Many local residents show the most efficient travel route, such as showing the possibility of a tricky canal, performing tasks such as logging timber and moving the mail to the east to assist travelers . The initial relationship between indigenous people and American settlers depends mainly on primary trade and barter. Soft shoes, robes, horses and food items have been replaced by jewelry, weapons, ammunition and other related items that travelers possess.

War of King Philippe In 1675, the Algonquin Indians fiercely opposed Puritan settlers, causing a violent collision attacking the southern part of New England. From this confrontation anger and violence will bring humanity to those without God when the most cruel and bloody war in America's history has taken place, the body is torn apart from Puritan's teachings, suffering and face complete threat of destruction The level of this bright and sharp fact clearly reveals what it brought about. . In the summer of 1676, thousands of people died as violence disappeared and the gap between hatred and torture was revealed. (Lepore xxi) Indian and British men, women and children, and many young villages in New England 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension of colonial expansionists, the war between King Philippe and the Americans began in New England. Bloody war crashed in the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, Rhode Island wetlands king Phillip (Metacomet colonial nickname, leader of Wampanoag) was chased and killed, the war in southern England was concluded. In New Hampshire and Maine, Sark Indian continues to raid the settlement for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians.

In the early stages of civilization, humans were afraid of the power of nature such as thunder, storm, thunder. He used to worship every body in the world, such as the sky, the earth, the trees, the air, the sun and the moon, and the worshiped animals. This is because people can not understand natural phenomena. He depends on nature. Today, human beings are increasing their knowledge and power. The moon and other things are no longer full of fear. So far, no one knows the secret on the planet. How was this big change born? Scientific research has completely changed everything. Electricity is one of many gifts invented by science. The only thing people have to do is to press the button, the room will brighten up, the fans send fresh air, and the air conditioner turns the room into a small mountain resort. Various machines such as indoor heater, oven range, and some other home appliances are running on electricity. Large scale industrial units and plants that produce countless daily necessities are moving by electricity Advances in the field of medicine have reduced mortality. Today, many diseases such as cholera, smallpox, and even tuberculosis are easily healed with the help of drugs. Surgery can remove the tumor and fix the body in many other ways. The discovery of antibiotics made it very easy to heal infections. Even cardiotomy surgery and even cancer treatment became possible. With the help of vaccination, you can secure immunity against specific diseases such as plague, cholera, small pox. Nuclear power is used to treat illnesses such as cancer; radioactive isotopes are increasingly used for this purpose. Today, we are trying to create clones of different species The trip is fast, safe and comfortable. Airplanes can fly long distances, fast-moving trains, cars, buses, trams and motorcycles can also be done Modern age of science. When we fall asleep, we feel the presence of science. It contributes a new and updated form of invention to human life. Contemporary development depends mainly on the grace of science. Here, we offer various papers on scientific miracles useful for completing themes, especially in the field of testing, examination, preparation in the classroom. You can choose scientific wonders according to your needs. The role of science is important in our daily life. Various contributions of science makes our lives easier and more comfortable. Great inventions such as electricity, fans, air conditioners, televisions, mobile phones, cars, etc. made our life easier, and now it is almost impossible not to use them. Modern civilization is the gift of science. Scientific miracles and blessings and awkward explanations. Modern science and technology method system There are too many miracles in contemporary science, and they can not be explained by short stories. Electricity, Telephone, Television, Radio, Movie, Airplane, Rocket, Telegraph, Computer, Email, Internet, X Ray, Nuclear Power, Energy etc are the best grace and miracle of modern science. We need science in our daily life. Computers are one of the greatest marvels of modern science. It is a substitute for human brain. This is the latest way to exchange ideas and ideas. Humans have used this miracle of contemporary science in every aspect of their lives. In the distant future men will become dolls and computers will work in every brain.

The book began in the era before the revolution. At the beginning of the book, Johnny Tremain works as Lapham's apprenticeship. Mr. Rapam is a blacksmith. A few years ago, Johnny 's parents died of a fire. Therefore, he lived with Lapa. He worked passionately there for several years until his arm was injured and rubbed with molten iron. After the accident, Mr. Rapam told Johnny he needed to look for another occupation, but he was able to stay in Rapham. As a result of many searches, Johnny finally found a job to send the document. Charles Streman - Johnny's father. Charles Torremman is a French navy surgeon who was considered a British prisoner of war during the war between France and India. Although he was detained as a prisoner in Boston, Dr. was ashamed of the prisoner, but he met and begun Johnny 's mother. They ran away and married on a boat to Marseille in France. So Charles died in cholera and Johnny was born three months later. Pumpkin - British soldiers stationed in Boston. Pumpkin is a secret Whig party, his dream is to have a land and a house farm. He is poor, so he can only realize his dream in America. Johnny gave a love to help him escape the army in exchange for his rifle, but the pumpkin was captured and executed by the shooting party. Another Johnny Rieman - note the different spelling of last name - is a historical fictitious character played by Cameron in the 1949 republican film "Brismstone" by Thames Williamson and Norman S. written. This Johnny Remy is the Marshal of the United States and is carrying out mask mask training to stop the circle of smuggling cattle. The release of the movie "Brimstone" was released before the movie Johnny Tremain released by Disney in 1957 after the Newberry Award was presented to Johnny Tremain of the novel. The story begins with Boston Silversmiths Shop of Ephraim Lapham, a promising 14 - year - old apprentice on July 23, 1773. One day he will get married to Mr. Rapmu 's granddaughter Shira to protect the shop of the Rapam family. The store soon received a challenging emergency order from wealthy businessman John Hancock and demanded a silver plate instead of what was made decades ago by Mr. Lamham.

Ex Nihilo Nihil Fit - "Nothing wrong" In the world of the former Christian king Lear, this principle is a way to live. As the tragedy descended on them, the character's action proved useless; Leah lost his kingdom and his family, Gloucester lost his sight, cholera lost his life It was. Through this, Shakespeare's Kingria is drawing the cruelty of human beings on the most extreme level - that is, it contributes to the perception of the unfair world. By depicting the declining social stratum and the crucial relationship between man and God, William Shakespeare established the lack of God's righteousness in human life in his play "King Lear". There is no participation. Shakespeare used his character to show poetic justice, but King Lear also had the foundation of society and righteousness of God in the Lear Kingdom. Initially, Leah was indifferent to British aristocratic struggle, but when he gradually lost his head, Leah became more understanding and humble, showing his development of personality. The whole drama also described the greater and omnipotent influence on the role and its behavior. Leah talks about this in the final scene of the play because he has the body of Cordelia and lamenting God's indifference to her immense amount of death and justice. There are many examples of the evil people receiving malignant punishment, but the death of Cordelia is the ultimate tragedy of King Lear. Justice is an important element in the life of civilized human beings. Some of the characters in the show got what they deserved, but others did not. In King Lear, "good people" died like "bad guys". In this tragedy of Shakespeare there is some degree of justice, but there are more injustices to innocent people. If play is totally reasonable, the fool of Cordelia and King Lear is still alive. Therefore, the actions of Kent, King Lear, and his three daughters showed the theme of justice. Film quotes Shakespeare, William William Shakespeare's "Lear King" "I committed a crime, not a crime" King Lear is one of the most complex plays in Shakespeare's plays, many of which have been solved and questioned. Shakespeare explored these themes and created a complex role including the role of father, king, friends, and opponents ... - Shakespearean Hamlet William Shakespeare, it includes all the complexities of the story. It leads the reader through multiple levels of theme, tension, and idea, while functioning as detail, ability to discover the basic aspects of the character, as a space for precise language. Especially in Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet", intensive and troubling words contain provocative and meaningful words in almost every line, forming a complex and seamless tragedy.

Furthermore, the construction of an incinerator may reduce the living standard of neighboring residents. Not only gas generated when burning waste affects health but also the noise generated from trucks and the construction of incinerators will plague them. Furthermore, according to the phenomenon "Not in my backyard", this solution may be strongly rejected by citizens living around citizens who are supposed to build incinerators. If the government strongly demands construction of an incinerator, the popularity rate may drop sharply. Recently I started studying energy system to exclude household waste and to provide clean energy in the process. When the bad smell of organic waste began to fill my neighbor, I refused to have the garbage collector appear, so I got my idea. This phenomenon caused a cholera epidemic near my house. For me, this is unacceptable. I think that this solution can be done in my country, so I will use resources for development rather than future obstacles. I went to a manufacturing plant in Ghana and checked if someone could make this design for me, but it was very short. This article focuses on three main causes of marine pollution, drainage of domestic and industrial waste, waste oil, and plastic. The proposed solution to this problem is prevention and contamination handling, which ultimately proves that the former is more effective. First of all, this article introduces and explains the main causes and effects of marine pollution. Then the second part shows a different solution. In the last section, we evaluate the effectiveness of these solutions and show that prophylaxis may be more effective. Do you think that garbage is a devastating problem? If so, I hope you are interested in the prospect of becoming an integral part of the solution. These figures are amazing and big, and there is no single solution that can solve this problem. How do you mitigate this environmental disaster immediately? OLIO was founded in London by Tessa Cook and Sasha Celestial One last year and I met at Stanford University in California. When Tessa returned to the UK, the idea of ​​OLIO began but on the day of the move she learned that she had some very tasty foods, she threw herself up I could not do it.

Robert James, my friend Robert James missed his two front teeth. Robert James has a very bad smell. Robert James came to school with varicella. Robert James has no friends. Robert James taught me what I can not believe. Robert James is my friend. I met Robert for the first time in my eighth grade. On the first day of Mrs. Miller's algebra class, we sat together. He felt a bad smell on that day as he did not take a shower in a couple of weeks. At first, I was shocked by this smell. It gave me a bad first impression. This book begins with Robert James, Chairman of Savardh Carver State Bank, and articles by family members and friends. One minister recommended a poor boy from James, Hattiesburg, Michigan to come to Morris Brown. After that, James got the way from Harvard University to M.B.A. Morris Brown and made a James family of sixth grade at Harvard University. "My interest in these topics is clearly based on my Jewish roots, my Jewish tradition, I think there are other photographers who can take this work," Feiler said. His trust, Pritchett, and William "Sonny" Walker, Vice Chairman of Morris Brown, died on 14th June. "This arises from my civic activities derived from my Jewish tradition and examples of citizen participation by my parents." Please go. The word "magic" represents mostly the life of James Robert's "broadcast" Kennedy. In 1947 he was born in a small family in South Carolina where he suffered from severe hereditary mental retardation. James Robert Kennedy 's deceased father and brother George Allen "Cool Rock" Kennedy suffered from the same situation. Because the radio can not read, write or talk, it can not play or learn like other children. James pushes shopping cart around Anderson when young. When James Fortin returned to Philadelphia in 1790, he became an apprentice of yacht maker Robert Bridges, a former employer of his father and his family. My friend. Forten soon learned something in the yacht attic. This is where big sails are cut and sewn. Immediately, the young man was promoted to the foreman. When the bridge retired in 1798, Forten bought an attic. By 1810, Forten laid one of the most successful sailing lofts in Philadelphia by developing a tool to help maneuver a big sail. He created conditions that he was working in in society, and hired black and white workers. Due to his business insight, Forten became one of the wealthiest Philadelphians in the city, black or white. Jesse Woodson James was born in Cray County, Missouri on September 5, 1847. He is the third of four children born in Robert and Zerelda Cole James, both from Kentucky. Jesse James has brothers Frank, brothers Robert, and sister Susan who died in early childhood. His father was a farmer of a slave owner and was a popular Baptist pastor in Clay County. Robert James left his family and traveled to California when James was three years old, with the intention of preaching gold miners who were tempted by prospects of gold or were just worried. He never returned to Missouri, died in cholera at the gold mine camp in 1850.

Tchaikovsky-Tchaikovsky's music is not just one of the cornerstones of Russian music society and world music. . . At the same time, this is an encyclopedia of creation and technology, and all Russian composers have references in his own work @ Annotation Dimitri Shostakovich.1 This is a typical view of contemporaries of Chikovsky is. He is well known and respected especially in his later years. Also, Tchaikovsky is considered to be the most expressive romantic composer in Russia 2, especially during his visit to the States in 1891, he was often worshiped and placed on the pedestal. Let 's sing my work at the concert. hole Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is an author of six symphonies, the most beautiful and popular opera in the Russian repertoire. Tchaikovsky is also one of the founder of the Russian Conservatory. He is an excellent composer with creative imagination that has helped his career for many years. He is completely obsessed with his art. His life and art can not be separated. "I really can not live without work," Tchaikovsky wrote. "Because I am never satisfied, I'd like to get more answers.It is important to understand the world and its complexity for writers like Tolstoy and Virginia Woolf, but how to handle the truth is different : Tolstoy argues about the death of Ivan Irich in a short story of "Monday or Tuesday" irrespective of whether there is an accurate fact, these two works reveal that they can only be achieved through experience . Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky wrote six symphony, three ballets, eleven operas and many other famous musical works between 1840 and 1893. Tchaikovsky's death is a mystery, some say that some historians died of cholera, others say arsenic suicide. Although the answer will not be clarified, we can not deny that Tchaikovsky's sixth symphony "tragedy" often points to death, in particular the indefinite existence and the fact that I can not completely stagnate my life . The theme harmony repeat theme of the fourth and last movement of "Pathetique" symbolizes the mysterious veil of Tchaikovsky in his later years and his death and shows the commonality of human life, struggle and death I am expressing.

As a daughter of a lively feminist, Mary Woolston Claire Shelly fled with a famous poet Percy Bess Sherry at the age of fifteen, after which his writing and works continued to be deeply influenced by him. Impact Her novel "Frankenstein" was chosen as one of the most meaningful Gothic works of the best sentences, and one of the few works which have been hardly read today as well. As a pioneer of artistic and intellectual romantic trends, Gothic novels reject rules of order, equilibrium, idealization, and rationality. These generally represent classicalism, especially neoclassicism in the second half of the 18th century. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society, but it was avoided. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "normally defined boundary between the main character and the enemy's character." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

People may ask what culture is. According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, culture is defined as "customary beliefs of ethnic, religious or social groups, social forms and material characteristics, or the characteristics of daily life (as a shift or lifestyle) "is. The five main features of defining culture include the cultural integration, the culture learning, the cultural sharing, the cultural symbolism, the culture all encompassing. Culture depends on the ability of human culture to learn. Shared operation rules and symbol dependence rules Currently, Africa is divided into two cultural groups: North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. This indicates that Northwest Africa is closely related to the Middle East whereas Sub-Saharan Africa has a different history, material and social characteristics than North Africa, the University of Colorado said. The harsh environment is an important element in sub-Saharan African culture development, as many languages, food, art, and music styles emerge in distant populations. Most of the increase in sub-Saharan Africa is due to the wave of internally displaced people - those who have left the community as a result of the conflict and have been forced to remain in the country. In sub-Saharan Africa, the population of 2017 increased to 12.5 million people, with a population of 8.9 million people, an increase of 40% over the previous year, which was the previous year. Because of the country's many conflicts, the Democratic Republic of Congo has the largest internally displaced people in sub-Saharan Africa. In 2017, the population of internally displaced people reached 4.4 million, almost twice the population of 2.2 million people reported last year. At the same time, in Ethiopia, border disputes between ethnic groups pushed the number of domestic internally displaced persons from almost zero in 2016 to over one million in 2017. About one-third of the population living in sub-Saharan Africa is malnourished. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that 233 million people (about 30% of the population) in sub-Saharan Africa are starving in 2010. This is the highest percentage in any region of the world. Furthermore, the United Nations Millennium Project reports that more than 40% of Africans can not obtain adequate food on a regular basis. Of the 738 million people who can not access clean water, 37% live in sub-Saharan Africa. Due to poverty in Africa, more than 500 million people are suffering from waterborne infections. According to the UN Millennium Project, more than 50% of Africans suffer from cholera-related water-related diseases

Say goodbye to weapons: indifference or self defense. Liedernent Frederic Henry went to hell at Hemingway's famous pacifism novel A A Farewell to Arms, but it seemed that each crisis had completely cleared him so it was not fully documented. . He told the story after ten years, it can partially explain the baldness of such a statement: "But cholera was checked and only 7000 people finally died in the army" (4 ). He explained the terrorist war in war and the most eloquent things in the domestic and food and beverages. Hemingway and Symbolism Ernest Hemingway and Symbolism Ernest Miller Hemingway is a prominent American writer in the 20th century. He writes several novels. For example, "Farewell Weapons", "For Whom", and "Old Man and Sea". "The sun rises as usual" was completed on April 1, 1926, and was issued in October 1926. "The sun rises as usual" is the expression of Hemingway 's life. He changed the name and some details of his friends, but the real identity of these characters is evident to everyone in Paris. In 1918, Ernest Hemingway fought and the war ended all wars. He volunteered to receive ambulance service in Italy, injured twice and decorated it. His experience comes from "goodbye weapons". I can not forget the explanation about the war of Hemingway. He reconstructed the fear of young American volunteers, homosexual relations, courage, and the confidence of the men and women he met in Italy. However, "goodbye weapons" is more than just a war novel. Among them, Hemingway has created a love story about wonderful dramas and uncompromising passions. The war is hell, and it applies to the same thing falling in love for Ernest Hemingway. Author's semi-autobiographical novel "Farewell to the Weapon" was influenced by physical and emotional scars that he endured in World War I, and even sad nurses. Today, we are honoring Hemingway. On his 117th birthday he will provide his beloved 1929 novel "Farewell, Weapons" infographic and research guide. Hemingway made his four-sided hero, Lieutenant Frederick Henry, after his young, crazy version. Like Lieutenant Henry, Hemingway was an ambulance driver in the war and fell to his nurse. Hemingway's role also suffered the same damage, resulting in the actual hospitalization period of the author became mortar shell.

Journal article summary Introduction This summary journal is based on Peter Schmid's book, human-centered psychotherapy. In this summary I will look at the application and background of human-centered therapy, and how Carl Rogers introduced it in the 1940's and how it has evolved since that. People-centered treatment - also called humanized counseling method, means that a person or client is at the center of treatment, and the therapist uses a non-judgmental approach to satisfy the client's experience. People-centered therapy Karl Rogers is one of the pioneers of customer-centered treatment for people-centered treatment "known to people." Carl Rogers was born on January 8, 1902 at Oak Park, Illinois on the outskirts of Chicago and is the fourth of six children. His father was a successful civil engineer and his mother was a housewife and a devout Christian. His education began in the second grade as he was able to read it before his kindergarten. - ... According to the Oregon - California Trail Association, "... people picked up the garbage left at the last meeting, stopped the disease and spread it by yourself ..." Cholera also goes from the train train to the train train. There was no way to handle it at that time, so many people died here. A human-centered approach was developed by the famous American psychologist Carl Rogers in the 1940s. It has several names including people counseling, customer-oriented therapy or Rogerian therapy. This consultation method is humanitarian, it is based on Rogers' opinion that everyone is fundamentally superior and that they can realize their possibilities. Personnel treatment is far from the traditional therapist model as an expert. Conversely, in a human-centered therapy, the client is considered an expert and listens to the client's therapist. "We will guide the treatment process without hindering or interfering with self-discovery of customer processes." This way they say that they can encourage customers to feel their abilities as they discover their emotions, decisions and customs, as they work toward the lives they want.

"Our country was born in genocide to accept the original Americans, and the Indians were inferior racism." - Little Martin Luther King's tears happened in 1838 It is the historical name of the incident. In this incident, Norwegian American Cherokee community was forced to leave their hometown in the south. The so-called Oklahoma Indian territory of modern America. Some people travel with water, but most of them travel on land. Chalk and Jonathon believe that the Cherokee banishment along the way to tears is almost certainly considered today's massacre. Many people fled by the "Indian expulsion law" in 1830. About 17,000 Cherokee - and about 2,000 black slaves possessed by Cherokee - were driven out of the house. Various estimates were made regarding the number of people who died as a result of tears. American doctor and missionary Elizar Butler traveled with one party and estimated that 4,000 people died. Historians David Steinard and Barbara Man noticed that the military deliberately avoided the Cherokee parade in order to pass a known cholera epidemic like Vicksburg. Steinard estimates that 8,000 Cherokee died and accounted for about half of the total population after being forced to leave his hometown after President Andrew Jackson 's signing of Indian expulsion bill by the president in 1830. In the nineteenth century, the driving force of the withdrawal of local residents became increasingly intense. During this period, thousands of Indians were called Nuna Double Tsong, meaning "a trajectory of Cherokee's tears". The way to tears is not only unjust and unconstitutional, it also makes many Indians sick, makes me sad, and dies. The white indignation is concentrated in the group of Indians known as Cherokee. In Cherokee, from 1836 to 1839, referring to Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Allah's Cherokee countries from 1836 to 1839, some of them removed tinnacle lands that are the way of tears There is a white farmer who wants to. Land in Bama province was forced to relocate. That was the end of the Indian territory in the West of the day, and as a result the death toll and the estimated 4,000 Cherokee strategies. Cherokee is called Nuña da ul tsun yi and another term is Tlo va sa - a phrase that was not used at the time.

Location: Limpopo State (South Africa) List of Diseases: Malaria, food poisoning, Limpopo state cholera, South Africa Independent online news, Details of occurrence of food poisoning (Salmonella) on Tuesday 28th January 2014 In case of diarrhea, It was reported a couple days ago in Limpopo (Mokopane) hut. The first release was completed on January 27, 2014 by the state's outbreak response team and 42 people were hospitalized. The most common foodborne diseases include Salmonellosis (due to Salmonella), Escherichia coli infection, Norovirus. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) monitor the occurrence of these diseases and other foodborne diseases. Impact These sites will also inform you about any ongoing threats you may face like typhoid and hepatitis. The report of foodborne illness in the United States began with the state health authorities focusing on high morbidity and mortality due to typhoid and infant diarrhea more than 50 years ago and investigating and reporting cases of "intestinal fever" Was recommended. The purpose of investigating and reporting these cases is to obtain information on the role of food, milk and water in the development of gastrointestinal disorders as the basis of public health behavior. Thanks to these early reporting efforts, important public health measures (such as pasteurization milk regulation) were enacted, and the incidence of foodborne illness was drastically reduced. Many foods are associated with the occurrence of food poisoning caused by Bacillus cereus. Meat, milk, vegetables, fish are contaminated foods related to diarrhea type disease. The types of vomiting are related to starchy foods such as rice, potatoes, pasta, sauces, puddings, soups, casseroles and pastries.

Sorrow lost my mother, I stopped in the middle of the street and took a deep breath. "Where are you going?" I asked myself. While glancing at my watch, I was still walking, I was shivering a shivering voice, it was midnight. "When you are happy, you live very fast," I said, my voice is full of amazing sarcasm. I looked down looking at the corner of 54th chome. No one is here. I hope someone is asking me to ask someone to ask me and go home directly. Sadness tells many memoirs whether the writer is sad to lose a person he loves, loses health, loses innocence, or loses opportunity. In my current memoirs project, the sorrow of the center is an opportunity to meet with the mother, more precisely the mother. When I was a baby we were separately adopted and she died in a year before I could find my family. There is an arc in sorrow, but like the most complex emotion, there is a tendency to have multiple arcs, and the arc may be repeated repeatedly in the story. While writing about my family and how I get along with them, I will say that when each of my five brothers dies, I will not look for my mother before her death I learned that I regenerated all my regrets about. The regret that started from my negligence and procrastination was sometimes resolved when I took aggressive action. Sometimes they decided to accept. Sometimes regret is in trouble and it is not solved. These are possible arcs Overcoming the death of a loved one is one of the most difficult tasks of life, especially when parents and children are involved. The writer and abolishmentist Harriet Beecasto is saddened by the death of his mother and children. When merely five years old, mother Roxana Foote Beecher died of tuberculosis. At 38, she lost her cholera outbreak because of her baby son, Charlie. - Modern criticism of Uncle Stow's cabin Modern readers feel that it is difficult to understand and understand Uncle Tom's cabin. This is because Harriet Beechersto wrote for another reader. As we do not agree with the cultural values ​​and myths of the Stowe era, her novels do not affect the way we influence our original readers. For this reason, my Tom's room is subject to scrutiny by contemporary critics.

Frankenstein - Mary Shelly tells us his view on what exists in the fifth chapter of Frankenstein and how much this view has changed when he explained his own story in chapter 11 to chapter 16 I told him. . Frankenstein, Gothic novel, was created by Mary Sherry at the age of 18 in 1818. She was born at the age of 21. Mary Sherry got married to a romantic poet Percy Bissy Sherry who married in 1816. This novel is about the crazy people, Victor Frankenstein. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Exploring the death of Venice, Thomas Man talks about the death in Venice and communicates the story of many different levels of mortality. Cholera is inherently physical death and periodic deaths from the beginning to the spring and finally to the autumn. In the dream of Gustav Hechenbach, we saw our own death. Venice itself is the manifestation of death and death is seen as the subject of musical vocabulary. This is reflected in the idea that travelers are about to end a long fatigue trip. A subtle symbol of the death of Venice The main theme of the death of Venice is clearly death. This theme is used with satire, image, and symbolism. I will explore this theme most effectively by symbolic means. But Mann's symbolism is not as simple as most writers, and readers are forced to dig deeper to determine the real meaning of a particular paragraph. This pseudo-hidden symbolism forces the reader to strongly notice its existence from the first page. Otherwise, this may be completely overlooked. Thomas Man talked about the Greek myth in his novel "The Death of Venice". One of the Greek myths mentioned in the death of Venice is a struggle called Apollonian vs. Dionysion. Thomas Man was strongly influenced by his teachings of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Apollonia and Dionysus' fight. According to Nietzsche, everyone contains the characteristics of Greek gods and these two men are always in an internal struggle to dominate their personal character. Friedrich Nietzsche is a German philosopher of the 19th century whose subjects include religion, morality, humanity and the universe. The philosophy that influences the death of Venice includes decadence, death of God, nihilism, and duality of artists. Nietzsche 's philosophy is controversial because of its embarrassing nature and criticism against Christianity. After his death, the work of Nietzsche became familiar among readers and received numerous reactions and criticisms (his philosophy is to make the hero Gustav von Aschenbach to Thomas Mann's "Venice It is hiding in the dead.

In the history of the doctor dog holiday, there are few notorious gun men in the late John "dock" holiday. Doc enjoys such a famous history. That is because he is not decent people, gambling, drinking, gun throwing. When Doc died, he might have a small article called "My Friend Doc Holliday" by handkerchiefs, knives, deck cards, half full whiskey, and Wyatt Earp. The most important item Doc had on him when he died was a handkerchief. The second item that might have been in Doc Hollidays' pocket on his death day was a small pocket knife. As he is a dentist, Doc may have a knife first. It may seem that there is nothing to do with the use of a knife to be a sufficient person, but as a dentist Doc has helped to extend a great skill with cutlery. Doc is mainly known for his gunner but few people do not have a knife. In addition to his wonderful sculpture ability, Doc always needs to have hidden weapons. Doc is familiar with guns, but one soldier needs to pack more than 0.22 to deal with emergency situations. As with most Westerners, Doc has found the most effective spare weapon. This knife can be put in his coat pocket, trousers pocket, or boots. It is easy to put a knife when Doc encounters a person seeking battle. The fourth item he might have had in Doc when he died was full of half high whiskey. After Doc gave up on his teeth work, he became a drunkard, and of course he liked gambling. This kind of gambling leads to more and more drinking and resistance to alcohol is increasing more and more. This tolerance focuses not only on whiskey but also on high whiskey. There may be a whiskey glass that may potentially vomit after Doc drinking a couple of people, but Doc often got used to it because Doc drank too much. hot. Alternatively, Doc may not be looking for snoring, Doc may just use wine as his favorite drink. In most cases, except for whiskey that may be infected with cholera, moonlight, water, etc., there are not many drinks in the old west. When he died, the most important project for him was a handkerchief. Because he has severe tuberculosis, Doku may have a handkerchief, which leads him to death urgently. Doc was infected with this disease while traveling in the west, stayed up late for a long time, drank, smoked, gambled, and most of the time he was up. This handkerchief may help Doc to wipe off any blood and may stop the lungs on the last day of my life. Doc is not only a very sick person, but also a very literate person. Doc is a man, but there are rumors that you want to look as much as possible wherever you go, so cultivation can irritate doc and wear a handkerchief as a fashion accessory. A handkerchief in his hand may show his wise, well educated side to people. A highly educated party is a Doc party, and few people know it today. Amazing Doc's favorite theme

As of 2010, the Disease Control Center claimed that about 75 percent of Americans are using fluoride water. The Environmental Protection Agency is responsible for regulating fluoride in drinking water to protect public health, and pediatric dentist Michael Biermann is promoting its use in dental hygiene (Aleccia). He remembered the case of one of my patients, a 21 year old three-year tooth. Bierman believes that fluoridated water will help boys teeth health (Allecia). Fluoridated drinking water contains fluoride concentration effective for dental caries prevention. When fluoridated water is the main source of drinking water, low concentrations of fluoride are usually introduced into the mouth. Some of the fluoride is absorbed by the plaque, part of it is temporarily present in the saliva, saliva functions as a reservoir for fluoride plaque, and partly adheres loosely to the enamel surface. (CDC, 2001, page 30). EPA itself acknowledges that long-term exposure to fluoride may have some side effects on the body. Only with generally recommended doses, obvious adverse reactions are diagnosed as dental fluorosis, which can change the appearance of children's teeth during tooth development. In slight form, dental fluorosis will show white stripes on the teeth, but adults will also be affected Evaluation of the effect of fluoride on human health Historical background The history of fluoride in drinking water has been shaped by lies. The government insists that the addition of fluoride to drinking water is safe and necessary. However, studies conducted by many scientists have shown that fluoride intake is not safe. According to the survey, people eating fluoride-containing water show serious health effects. - Pest and cholera make tens of millions of dead people. These diseases were eradicated by progress in medicine. Now, when the whole world is concerned about AIDS, no solution has been found; the appearance of tobacco has brought about great harm to human life. Many people think they have the right to smoke; smoking helps them deal with stress and work more efficiently, and they contribute to the country's economy when they smoke To do. If you live in the United States, you may have 170 million people drinking fluoride. Fluoride is a chemical that is not spontaneously added to drinking water. The immediate problem is whether fluoride should be added to drinking water or not. The answer to this question is no. People who prefer fluorination say they can reduce tooth decay without health risks and those who are against fluoridation cause the fluoridated water way to cause serious health risks and ethical problems You can say that you can. This is perfect corruption and I think that our government is pursuing evil influence over their purpose. Today, I will outline two aspects of fairness assertions, but my view strongly opposes the fluoride addition of drinking water.

Gothic's article casts doubt on normative sexual behavior and sexual behavior in the text of the 19th century Gothic novel. This reveals what the cultural background of the story is. This article will attempt to discuss the two Gothic stories "Camila" and "Dracula" related to the cultural context presented to readers through sexual behavior and sexuality depicted in the context. The vampire story seems to always contain certain aspects of sex and power. Le Fanu's Carmilla is said to be the inspiration of Bram Stoker 25 years ago by Dracula. This terrible novel is the story of a girl named Laura who lives alone in a remote location in Austria with her father. Because of the enthusiasm of the fellow, Laura was excited about taking a young lady Camilla to her door in a traffic accident. However, as Lara begins to know more about her boldest secret of her new friend and terrorism continues, Camilla is not what she thinks. Inspired by Poe 's short story, Usher' s Passing moves mainly around the Usher family and its mysterious family house. Over the generations, this family has become increasingly wealthy in the sale of military weapons. But this is the most unfortunate tragedy of the family. The secret legacy of the fallen blood is hidden in the wall of the house. Rix Usher, the successor to family property and property, took over the dying father and led to an unimaginable evil trip. In this article, I will define truly awful things in the 19th century Gothic literature. I decided to check out; Bramstock Dracula; Carmilla and H and Arthur Conan Doyle's Baskervilles by Rider Haggard of Le Fanu. On the surface, the monsters in these books are obvious I make it show that "monsters" do not necessarily seem to they seem to be, and sometimes the most strange behavior is "monsters It is not represented by. Many of Stalker's biographers and literary critics have found a strong similarity with the classic of the vampire type of Carmilla of the earlier Irish author Sheridan Le Funu. When writing Dracula, Stoke may also talk about side, some of which call a blood - sucking woman. The legend of Ireland's Abhartach is also considered an information source. Also, it is thought that mothers' events when Sligo's serious cholera occurred in 1832 are very influential. Particularly buried while living

Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was obliged to move to his uncle, a very busy businessman, Mr. Craven who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She wanted to oppose everyone and want to live in her own world. But she is a very curious girl and she is not afraid of anything. A secret garden written by secret garden Francis Hodgson Burnett was first published in 1910 and conveys a unique story about a 10 year old girl Mary Lennons. The story goes through the hero's Mary, Collin, and the secret garden changing key. Burnet used many symbols in these transitions. The power of nature is also the magic of the story. Novels use symbols to express various patterns, such as parallel life, magic, and secrets of Mary and Colin. Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was forced to move to his uncle, a very busy businessman, Mr. Craven who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She wanted to oppose everyone and want to live in her own world. But she is a very curious girl and she is not afraid of anything. Secret Garden is a children's novel originally published by Frances Hodgson Burnett in 1911. It was serialized as an American magazine in 1910. In the UK, it is one of Burnett's most popular novels and is considered a literature of classic English children. Several stages and movies were made. After the cholera epidemic caused her parents and servants to die, Mary was found to be alive, but he was alone in the sky's house. Before she was sent to the Yorkshire in England she lived in India for a short time with a pastor of the UK and his family. Manner

Everyone of the Nobel Prize Committee Chairperson, have you ever seen the word "pasteurization" in the milk carton? Then, you should thank Louis Pasteur. Louis Pasteur has no doubt won the Nobel Prize for his discoveries, achievements and contributions to science. Louis was very discreet as he did not benefit from his discoveries, but instead he was paid by the government or professor. Louis is known for discovering pasteurisation. However, he also found ways to prevent silkworm disease, anthrax, chicken cholera and rabies. Louis Pasteur: Louis Pasteur was born in 1822, it is known for the most famous scientist, and was found either an anthrax vaccine or a rabies vaccine. Famous French microbiologists, biologists and chemists Louis Pasteur discovered including vaccination, microbial fermentation, pasteurisation etc. Because there is Louis Pasteur (/ luːipæst コ ー ル r /, French:; December 27, 1822 - September 28, 1895), the French biologist, microbiologist and chemist for microbial fermentation for vaccination And pasteurization principle is famous for its discovery. Since he made a breakthrough important for the cause and prevention of the illness that he remembered, his discovery saved a lot of lives since then. He reduced the mortality rate of puerperal fever and made the first rabies and anthrax vaccine. His medical knowledge directly supports the theory of bacteriology and its application to clinical medicine. As we all know, he invented technology to treat milk and wine, to prevent bacterial contamination, a process now known as pasteurization. Ferdinand Corn and Robert Koch together are known as "father of microbiology" and he is considered one of the three major founder of bacteriology. French chemist and microbiologist Lewis Pasteur was born on 27th December 1822 in Jura, France. He grew up in the town of Arbois and his father, Jean-Joseph Pasteur, was a craftsman and boss at Napoleonic Wars decorated with the honor's medal. Pasteur is an ordinary student who likes drawing. He received a Bachelor of Arts (1840) and a Bachelor of Science (1842) from the Royal Academy of Besançon and a PhD in Echo Renault Mail (1847).

Land has been cut down too much for human development purposes in all parts of the world. Land once covered and inclined in the forest is now flat, and more people need to settle. This process of cutting forests and trees is called deforestation. Forest destruction occurs worldwide as population growth requires the expansion of the amount of land used for living and agriculture. Our planets were once covered with trees and forests, but now it is estimated that nearly half of them disappear and 16 million hectares of land will continue to disappear annually. Forest destruction is occurring all over the world, and the occurrence of diseases is increasing along with it. In Malaysia, thousands of acres of forests were harvested for pig farming. This led to an increase in zip code virus infection in Nipah virus. In Kenya malaria is increasing due to deforestation, which is the main cause of morbidity and mortality in the country. According to a survey of the US economic review in 2017, the incidence of malaria in Nigeria has increased significantly due to deforestation. Extreme weather and spread of vector diseases are not uncommon. In Armani in Tanzania, deforestation caused a sharp rise in temperature, a decrease in land cover and an increase in the incidence of malaria. Similar occurrences occurred in southern Rwanda, highlands of Madagascar, and southeastern Uganda. In grasshoppers and mosquitoes, these vectors interact with humans and become more likely to become infected, due to the acceleration and early appearance of the life cycle. Higher breeding rates and more carriers also increase the possibility of interaction between humans and carriers Movement of animals and birds often leads to trends as well as human movement. Animal migration is often associated with human land use (ie mining, deforestation, agriculture), and bird movement is often associated with pastures, shelters and breeding. The most common example is influenza A infected by waterfowl. 6. Geology: Geology is one of the important parameters of waterborne diseases such as cholera and dysentery. Geological influence on groundwater volume and migration Geological parameters such as porosity, water permeability, water head, moisture content, water diffusion affect the flow of water in the aquifer or pipeline, and pollutants Water penetration can cause water quality problems. Legionnaires' disease (waterborne disease) is bacterial pneumonia related to Flint's water pollution. On January 13, 2016, Rick Synder explained the cases of 87 Legionnaires' disease reported between June 2014 and November 2015. Ten people died from this illness. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) stated that there is no clear link between this disease and Flint River pollution, but Mark Edwards said that the disease has increased rapidly due to Flint River water It was.

After his creation, Frankenstein's monster was isolated and cursed to endure the people's hatred against him. The dislike for this bystander is based only on the bad appearance of the creature. Monsters are not really monsters at all. He showed humanity more than Frankenstein's many other characters. Ironically, belief in prejudice is the cause of a resurrected person becoming a monster. In discussions on nature and cultivation, supporters of natural theory believe that one person is immutable and that experience does not affect his / her behavior. First of all, gentleness and generosity is an important feature of Frankenstein, and the development of the story depicts the personality traits of monsters of kindness and humanity. His friends praised Captain Frankenstein who rescued him even from drift ice and monsters, and Frankenstein proved to be gentle and full of 'good human breasts'. Captain of the Navy, Walton, said: ) Robert Walton: A very versatile person, but not that serious. He used to be a poet at the beginning of the novel was an experienced navigator. Walton is a connection between the reader and the story of Victor Frankstein. Actually, the main part of the content of this novel introduced by the protagonist Frankenstein through Walton is actually the story of Frankenstein himself and Walton. In short, Walton is the reason why the scenario of this book makes sense. The existence of Walton is also a way to ensure that the behavior of the book is not suspicious - in most cases - the reader knows that Frankenstein is still alive and speaks to his work to a certain extent . Therefore, the way to set the story is to make the reader aware of it and to understand valuable lessons. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein drove a ship of Robert Walton surrounded by ice, Robert Walton and his crew disappeared watching the huge, deformed "travelers" at the dog sled. The next morning the fog rose and the ice stripped, and they found a man frozen in drift ice. The crew restored his health by giving him a hot soup and rubbing his body with brandy. A few days later he was able to talk and he knew that he saw the sleigh before he was rescued from the ice, so the stranger Victor Frankenstein seemed very upset was. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

I am very happy to go back to school. Although it is very beautiful in winter, especially when snow in Harvard University is unfortunate - unfortunately, As I mentioned above, I may have been chatting with Bernadette all day. Fortunately for Bernadette my child and husband seem to have broken the party. To benefit from Bernadette Health Coach, follow her on Instagram and Facebook and learn more about the autumn seminar on 29th October. Bernadette was born on January 7, 1844 and was baptized on the wedding anniversary of his parents at the St. Pierre church in the local parish church on 9th January. Bernadette's grandmother is Bernard Castro, her mother's sister, somewhat wealthy widow, and bistro. In France, sufferings occurred, families lived in extreme poverty. Perhaps it is just 4 feet 7 inches so Bernadette is a sick child. It is high. She was infected with cholera as a child, and suffered from serious asthma during the rest of her life. Bernadette participated in a day school sponsored by Neville Charity and Christian Education Sisters. Contrary to the popularization of Hollywood movies, St. Bernardette hardly studied French, but at the age of 13, she studied French because she was ill and her academic achievement was bad. Because she is often sick, she can hardly read or write When Bernadette grew up, she was hospitalized at a charitable sister monastery in Nevers, France. She lives there, works, learns how to read and write. At the age of 22, Bernadette became a nunner of charity and sister. On April 16, 1879, serious asthma occurred in Nevers in France, Bernadette died. The body of Bernadette rests in the chapel of St. Gilda monastery in Nevers, which is open to the public. On March 2, Bernadette saw the thirteenth ghost. On this day, the woman told Bernadette that the priests should "build a small church and parade together." Family and career Dean Peiramare accepted Bernadette and asked for the name of the visitor and said she had to show a true miracle. Please prove yourself. In the last few weeks he ordered the clergy to have nothing to do with the cave, as the general way of clergy was discouraging or ignoring religious enthusiasts. These people are often unbalanced or have delusions. The opposite position of Dean Peyramale is based on the need to restore the order of the parish

Bram Stoker reportedly was born on 8th November 1847 in Dublin, Ireland. His father was a civil servant of Dublin Castle and his mother Charlotte was a female liberal. They have seven children in nine years, the third one is Bram. In the first seven years of his life, he suffered from an undiagnosed disease, and it could be rheumatic fever, asthma or non-puppy polio. In the first few years of his life in his bed, he heard of his mother talking to him about cholera epidemics in 1832; people were buried alive and all the family members He died within a few days. Bram Stoker's vampire female character After learning Bram Stoker's vampire in my GCSE English course, I will consider women's expression in the novel. The three main characters I study are Mina, Lucy and three female vampires (belonging to Dracula). We will examine the similarities and differences between each character and comparison with traditional Victorian women. I support the answer with quotes and evidence. In the early 20th century, the ideals of the traditional Victorian era will become casual ladies. Dracula of Brac Stoker began printing in Europe in 1997 at the height of the 19th century Victorian era This is the era of modernization, there are many advances in medicine and technology. . This era brought a woman featuring controversial "powerful woman," a new woman "aspiring to undergo education and sexual and economic independence. Stoke made a very different view of this concept with Dracula. The protagonists Lucy and Mina are clearly opposite in personality, but they are all drawn as an unlimited, defenseless object requiring protection and desire. When Bramstock discovered Walt Whitman, he was a young man who had just started a literary career and eventually got one of the most permanent and profitable characters in history. At the time, Stoke began to malicious as a literary critic, dissatisfied with the dramatic writing of Dublin, and announced his comments free of charge by post. Stoke also defended his important skills of literary salons and friends by defending Whitman, and Whitman's poetry began to spread to overlooking comments about the Atlantic Ocean. Anti-traditional poets talked closely with young writers, and Stoke found himself protecting him when he needed and recommending him as much as possible.

British orphans of the 19th century can not be denied, the 19th century Britain brought about a major change in society and the economy as a whole. Adults adapt as much as possible to these changes caused by the Industrial Revolution, many children, especially orphans, face a bad living environment and limit future success. Most orphans are lucky enough to be in a sufficient living environment, but many of them are not privileged. The history of NDCHS began with the history of American orphan trains. Many orphans, abandoned homeless children were placed in the rural areas of the United States in order to be able to live better late from the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century. This movement began with the guidance of Charles Loring Brace. As Richfield, Connecticut, in 1848 Brass came to study theology in New York. 3 He was surprised by the large number of street children, the product of the huge poverty of the city. He believes that these children are neither criminals nor social untouchable and are not unfortunate victims of their tragic economic and social environment 4. Train and plain orphanage: Frank "Daddy" Hall and North Dakota Children's Home Association Paralysis of change led to the birth of an orphanage movement. In England, although the orphanage for the orphanage in 1758 or the orphanage in Bristol in 1795 was established, the movement began in the mid-nineteenth century. Private orphanages are founded by private donors, often sponsored by the royal family and supervised by the government. Irregular schools founded by John Pound and Lord Shaftesbury were also founded to provide basic education for disadvantaged children. The first Chicago Orphanage, the Chicago Orphanage, and the Catholic Orphanage opened in 1849 after the outbreak of cholera. By 1890 there were 12 orphanages in the city. They separated the way of Roman Catholics and Protestantism. Chicago had a Jewish orphanage until the 1890s. Prior to this, the Jews tried to send orphans to the Cincinnati facility, but some Jewish orphans lived in the Protestant Orphanage in Chicago. Almost every "orphan" in Chicago's orphanage in the 19th century has a parent. It is a place where a single parent family in financial crisis can raise children safely. Some homeless houses, some of which are huge, contain hundreds of children at once.

ADHD: Pedemic without illness Do you know that medically diagnosed diseases affect two American children? "The experts on this subject have stated that there are more undiscovered cases but the reasons are not yet clear.The fact that the disease affecting all these children is not sick at all It seems like it is considered a medical problem, but it is not really a problem. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially in Central Asia and the western American semi-arid desert and alpine grassland.In previous publications, the plague to Europe between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic We investigated the relevance to the possibility of reintroduction. ADHD: Pedemic without illness Do you know that medically diagnosed diseases affect two American children? "The experts in this problem say that there are more unknown cases, the reason is not yet clear, it seems that we have a very big problem. Dynamic disorders are a group of behaviors that are regarded as medical problems and in fact are not diseases. Scientists and medical researchers have differently defined the exact definition (pandemic or epidemic) of a pandemic for many years, but everyone said that the term represents a widespread occurrence of disease beyond its normal state I agree. It is expected in a geographical area. Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases occur across national borders and are defined as pandemics, especially smallpox, and between 300 million and 500 million people have died in the 12000 years history.

Fluoride in drinking water has become a hot topic in the past 10 years. Some communities are for it, and some communities are entirely against it. Based on such a series of opinions, some organizations have publicly disclosed the advantages and disadvantages of fluoride, so you can make decisions based on sufficient information. As these investigations tend to be biased towards either one, I will provide information about the party, future prospects and personal opinion to help you decide for yourself. Fluoridated drinking water contains fluoride concentration effective for dental caries prevention. When fluoridated water is the main source of drinking water, low concentrations of fluoride are usually introduced into the mouth. Some of the fluoride is absorbed by the plaque, part of it is temporarily present in the saliva, saliva functions as a reservoir for fluoride plaque, and partly adheres loosely to the enamel surface. (CDC, 2001, page 30). EPA itself acknowledges that long-term exposure to fluoride may have some side effects on the body. Only with generally recommended doses, obvious adverse reactions are diagnosed as dental fluorosis, which can change the appearance of children's teeth during tooth development. In slight form, dental fluorosis will show white stripes on the teeth, but adults will also be affected Evaluation of the effect of fluoride on human health Historical background The history of fluoride in drinking water has been shaped by lies. The government insists that the addition of fluoride to drinking water is safe and necessary. However, studies conducted by many scientists have shown that fluoride intake is not safe. According to the survey, people eating fluoride-containing water show serious health effects. - Pest and cholera make tens of millions of dead people. These diseases were eradicated by progress in medicine. Now, when the whole world is concerned about AIDS, no solution has been found; the appearance of tobacco has brought about great harm to human life. Many people think they have the right to smoke; smoking helps them deal with stress and work more efficiently, and they contribute to the country's economy when they smoke To do.

When we investigate the city and ask Pacers about money laundering, they do not know the general reaction of most people. Typical response is one of the problems the government encountered in fighting this form of crime. This seems to be a crime without a victim. There is no danger of dramatic theft or violent crime having a negative impact on people's mind, but money laundering can only lead to potential crimes such as theft, theft and drug trafficking. People in developing countries like India do not know what money laundering is. Money laundering was not initially regarded as a big crime, but after the terrorist activities this was considered a serious problem and the government began taking action to manage it (Barve, 2006 ). Jost et al. (2002), money laundering in India dates back to the Corralia case in 1985. In this case, it was decided that cholera was convicted in the trafficking of controlled drugs known as "heroin". Colaria is a banker who paid for illegally importing heroin to England to emigrate to India. He opened two legal companies. One is import and export, the other is remittance business, and some remittance business is Hawala. As part of heroin smuggling, he asked the dealer to transfer funds to Karachi and Mumbai. Money laundering is widely defined in the UK. In fact, any handling or involvement in any criminal income (or money or asset representing criminal earnings) may constitute a crime of money laundering. The criminal's own crime income belongs to the definition of British money laundering. This definition also covers the activities in the definition of traditional money laundering, the process of hiding or concealing criminal earnings to make it appear legitimate.

In Frankenstein written by writer Mary Shelley, Victor Frankenstein decided he wanted to be among the dead people. I will make a presence. I believe he can bring people back from the grave. By playing with nature like this, he will play the role of God. Victor Frankenstein believes he has no real friends The only way he can express his emotions is to write to Elizabeth. Elizabeth is not the real sister of the winner, but he loves her so much that she always makes a letter to her when she has the opportunity. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Frankenstein's three-story confrontation in Frankenstein is self and other people. Victor Frankenstein was a person interested in chemistry, he changed the dead, so he created a rotten cadaver Superman. Frankenstein is very interested in chemistry, and he basically tries to play God by creating life in the laboratory. But the life he did is a monster. One day, Frankenstein received a letter to tell the death of his brother William. Family friend Justine Morizt is considered a killing of William. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

"Farewell Weapons" wrote by Ernesto Hemingway was a typical love story between the two and was fought during the war of Italy during the First World War of Italy and Austria, the hero of the novel . Redick Henry is an American ambulance driver working in the Italian army and Catherine Barkley is a British volunteer nurse working in Italy. Henry, a novel drawn in this novel, is a drunkard walking from prostitution to another prostitution location and he is not satisfied with his lifestyle. "Is the author's job to tell the truth?" Hemingway. This sentence means that the work of the author is to convey the truth or accuracy to the reader. I agree. Ernest Hemingway introduces the novel "Farewell Weapon" using scenes and expressions in the novel. Harper Lee showed it with the novel "Killing a Robin" through the theme and background of the novel. In the war novel "Farewell to Arms", Ernesto Hemingway shows that it is a writer's job to tell the reader a certain truth through the creation of a novel. In Ernest Hemingway's novel "Farewell to Arms", the audience was given the historical and geographical background of the First World War. In the whole novel, people, places and governments who believe Hemingway will acknowledge his audience will be mentioned. The novel is divided into five books. Let's accept the war and confusion left in "Awakening, love, hatred, betrayal, and murder". As a veteran of the US military, I can contact this book, and I can understand the information that is expected behind it. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

America is a privileged country. The people have many opportunities and conveniences that many countries do not have. These facilities are big and contain clean water. Some low-income countries do not have this convenience. Since water can not be seen with the naked eye, this problem is very important. Ignorance is happiness to this problem for some Americans. Rather than trying to help in the face of facts, they would rather like to polish it aside. Ordinary Americans may think that this problem can not be solved, but water pollution in low-income countries can be used as a major source of water pollution such as health problems, livestock production, so it is a manageable problem. Fecal contamination of water sources is very common all over the world, accounting for the majority of unsafe drinking water. In developing countries, most of sewage is emitted without treatment. Hygienic sewer overflow events are not unusual even in developed countries and often contaminate the River Seine (France) and the River Thames (UK). Diarrhea (diarrhea in English) is a state where there are three or more gentle or fluid intestinal movements a day. This symptom may be a symptom of injury, disease or food poisoning usually accompanied by abdominal pain. Since there are other cases with some symptoms but not all of diarrhea, the formal medical definition of diarrhea contains more than 200 grams of intestinal motility per day (that the diagnosis has never actually taken place The amount of stool is officially weighed to confirm). If there is no substantial difference in the hygiene state of the population, it is difficult to resist the statistical evidence of the induced effects and losses of Battersea water, in addition to the water quality provided by the companies. Life from its use Comment: Broad Street Pump Backside: Causes, Epidemiology and Prevention of Cholera in the UK in the Mid-19th Century It is easy to believe that access to clean and safe water is a problem for developing countries. But even in the United States there is a problem with the aging of the infrastructure and the lack of transparency of the water you drink (Do you know if there is a trace of lead in your water or is it carcinogenic?). If you have visited a desert city like Las Vegas - even Los Angeles - you will see the threat of water shortage. Studies have shown that plastics have a high level of toxicity, but our consumption of water bottles has soared - not to mention the environmental cost of abandoned bottles.

Mary Rolandson's "Narration of imprisonment and recovery of captain Mary Rosenson" and Benjamin Franklin's "About the Barbarians of North America" ​​are based on two different perspectives of narrator's unique 'barbarian' experience. Benjamin Franklin's "On Savage Words ..." is a comparison of Indian methods and British methods, Franklin should not define Indians as barbarians. "Story of imprisonment" is a written exam of the cruel trauma experience that women face when they are caught by Indians. Background: Compare Occom's explanation of Indian life and Indian identity and India's view provided by other writers of the unit (Bradford, Morton, Rowlandson, Knight). How does the story of Occom's indigenous life's life complicate and challenge British author's view? What is the description of his Indian culture in common with their explanation? Exploration: In his life, Occom was able to live in two very independent cultures. . How Occom's Narrative shows his strategy to live in two different cultures "Barbarians in North America" ​​is two different views based on the unique experience of the narrator "barbarians". Benjamin Franklin's "About Barbarian Comments" is a way to compare because Indians, Britons and Franklin Indians should not be defined as barbarians. "Story of confinement ..." is a written examination of the brutal trauma experience that women face when they are caught by Indians. Mary Laurensson The arrival of Europeans influenced the Indians in several different ways. Indians are exposed to new experiences such as illness, religion, racial discrimination, land ownership, trade. With the arrival of settlers in Europe, the way of life in India has changed completely. As early as 1550, European fishermen caused illness during the winter on New England coast. The fishermen brought devastating illness, and the Indians hardly resisted diphtheria, cholera, typhoid, measles, and small pox. Coastal Indians first infected these foods and then spread to the Mediterranean Indians. These diseases are devastating and kill many Indians.

Westminster Bridge at William Wordsworth and London at William Blake In the 19th century London, most poor children were treating illness through the Thames River drinking water. This is because people in London abandon garbage. Many poor children die from a disease called cholera, which turns them into blue and blotch; it is done through drinking water infected with public pumps. Lower classes are too poor to buy medicine to heal themselves from a doctor, so many people die of a disease that is not serious today. William Wordsworth and William Blake, who compared William Wordsworth 's Westminster Bridge and William Blake' s London, wrote about London poetry, but they showed their views from different angles. Wordsworth saw the beauty of London, and Black saw only the ugliness. - Westminster Bridge in William Wordsworth and London Westminster Bridge in William Black were written by William Wordsworth on September 3, 1802. William Black wrote London between 1757 and 1827. Both poems are about London, but they are very different about the city. Wordsworth received the benefit of this city and had no negative effect. However, black expressed negative emotions and showed emotions of everyone. Wordsworth is the son of a lawyer named John Wordsworth. "William William Black" romantic era written by William Black's London and William Wordsworth's Westminster bridge and William W. Walsh of the Westminster Bridge from the 19th century. Both wrote poems explaining their feelings about the city of London, but they wrote a decade difference. - "The Fall of King Arthur" The speech of Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Fall of King Arthur" implies a dark, dark and intimidating tone. He incorporates the various forms of highly descriptive words and figurative languages, enhances the nature of the story evil, and gives the house and its inhabitants a strange "supernatural" character.

His father Apollos Rivoire (later changed to Revere) was Huguenot refugee who came to Boston as a child and was a silverworker. He taught my son Paul Revere to be one of the greatest silver artists in America. As a boy, Libya received sufficient education so that he could read difficult metallurgical books of his time. Though Libya completed most of his work, his energy and skill (and the need to support a growing family) made him look to him in many ways. In addition to making silver, he made surgical instruments, sold glasses, exchanged missing teeth, and carved copper plates. The most famous of them was his Boston Massacre version. In the 1770s, Libya enthusiastically supported the career of patriots; as an acknowledged leader of Boston's dynamics, he provided valuable links between craftsmen and intellectuals. In 1773 he joined 50 other patriots when wearing Indian costumes, when the Boston Tea party protested without protesting Congressional taxation. Some people question the historical freedom of the long fellow's story "Paul Revere's Cycling" (1863), but in fact, Revere has been the protagonist of the Boston Security Council for many years and visited New York and Philadelphia . . On April 16, 1775, he took a nearby Concord and urged patriots to move their military stores threatened by the pending British movement. At this point, he arranged to arrange a lantern in the spire of Old North Church in Boston, and signaled British style patriots. "One is land, the other is the sea." Two days later he left Boston and reminded his compatriots that the British were marching and began his most famous journey, especially looking for revolutionary leaders John Hancock and Samuel Adams. It was. He and his allies William Dors arrived in Lexington, respectively, and warned Hancock and Adams to escape. They left for Samuel Prescott and Concorde, but they were stopped immediately by British patrol and only Prescott was able to pass. Libya was released by the British army and returned to Lexington on foot. As a result of the next morning's warning of Libya, the militia was ready to carry out the historical war of the American Revolutionary War in Lexington Greenland. Because of the hostility, Libya became an industrialist and built a powder factory necessary to supply weapons of the colonial era. In 1776, he was commanded by Boston Harbor as the main defense of William Castle, but the record of his war as colonel was largely indistinguishable. However, he emerged again as a successful industrialist after the war, and established a rolling mill to roll copper in Manton, Massachusetts. Many ships in the USA came from this factory, including the Constitution and the Dome of the Massachusetts State Capitol. Paul Revere - Paul Revere was appointed as the first public health official of the US Health Commission for the purpose of addressing possible cholera epidemics in the Boston region in 1799. As a famous Boston craftworker, Paul Libya played an important role in the American Revolutionary War and served as a messenger for Concord and his battle at Lexington ("Midnight Ride"). And it is widely known. John Maynard Woodworth - John Maynard Woodworth is an American doctor. Woodsworth was appointed as a surveillance surgeon in the United States by President Ulysses Grant in 1871. He built an important foundation for the passage of the State Quarantine Act of 1878 and helped confront many public health challenges, including cholera and yellow fever epidemics. Paul Revere was born on New Year's Day in Boston, Massachusetts. Paul Revere is a silverworker in Boston and is known for his work. Libya is best known for his "Midnight Ride" to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams that the British Army will travel to Lexington in 1775. Libya was also known for his propaganda sketch of the 1770 Boston Massacre. - The rise to the path of rebellion leading to independence is a struggle of American colonists. It not only shows the end of tyranny of

Causes of water 5 Cause 4 Cause 3 Cause 2 If you add garbage to the water and stay there for a long time, the amount of algae increases rapidly and oxygen in the water column decreases. Due to the rapid increase of algae, we can not prevent the growth of algae. To prevent this, you should harm not only human beings but also underwater creatures. It can make animals intoxicating, marine life can no longer live there, or they can only die. In addition, other living animals on land drink water from the lake. What happens when animals drink water from contaminated water? Dirty water can harm people and animals. If you want to act against this, you should do it now. If we have a clean environment, we can enjoy the beauty that nature offers to us, which will help protect nature. If you do something about this problem, you must act immediately. Water polluted water is used as drinking water and is therefore the most important thing to survive for humans and animals. Vegetation is important and farmers need it. The lake is a place where people can fish and swim. If people stop dumping garbage in lakes and rivers, we do not have to think about drinking water or lakes we swim when we are young. Without water pollution, it could have a big impact on our world. One of the reasons why we should not contaminate the river is if the water is polluted and you do not know what happens when we swim and mistakenly swallow water. Drinking dirty water may cause you sickness. There are symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, convulsions, cholera etc. Some impacts may not be noticed immediately or for a long time. It will also change from when you drink this age and Raymond, Rubina, and water Mrs. Fragale is in a nearby camp, but not knowing if they are contaminated can be a big problem. Because such resources are essential for general health. You really have to be careful; a good day of swimming after entering clean water may be contaminated. Avoid contamination and punish Water pollution harms biodiversity and aquatic ecosystems. Toxic chemicals change the color of water and may increase the amount of minerals, also known as eutrophication, which can adversely affect living in the water. Thermal contamination, defined by rising water temperature, causes global warming and poses a serious risk to aquatic organisms. Water pollution has a very negative effect on public health. Many diseases are caused by drinking and exposure to contaminated water such as diarrhea, cholera, typhoid fever, dysentery, skin infections etc. In regions without available drinking water, the main risk is dehydration The first type of water pollution we discuss is usually the most common surface water pollution. So, what is surface water pollution? As its name suggests, it is pollution by water on the ground. This is usually Ogawa, lake or river. This is a common place with many pollution, especially in freshwater areas. In most cases, these terrestrial waters are contaminated with water flowing out of spill water after the storm, bringing in large amounts of bacteria and pollutants into the body of water. Pollutants range from salt on winter roads to chemicals used for cleaning, fertilizers used on nearby farms. All these things are good for us, but it is harmful to fresh water. In order to understand what kind of water pollution may affect you, you first need to know what water pollution is. Water pollution occurs when large water bodies (lakes, rivers, oceans, groundwater, etc.) are completely contaminated with bacteria or harmful chemical substances. When contaminants are placed directly in the water, they usually occur in the hands of people. This is the millions of people in the world today that can not access the crisis the world faces today, especially clean drinking water. The main reason we want to spend time on water pollution and its impact is because we want to protect some of the larger fresh water areas. Water is necessary to survive. In order to keep th

The scene of Mary Shirley 's Frankenstein where Victor pays for Frankenstein' s crime plays a very important role in the meaning and reality of the story. By the end of the eighteenth century, the epidemic of smallpox and cholera in Europe took millions of lives and caused a crisis of faith in the Catholic and Protestant churches. Since hundreds of cities are isolated due to their illness and high mortality rate, the practice of previous drug therapy has just begun to be recognized at major universities. In the novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, the scientist Victor Frankenstein explored the secret of human life and was destroyed by the hands of the creature he created. Here, Victor exchanged all precious things - his friends, family, fiancé - in his life with a demon metaphor to offer him the secret of his life. In Countess 's Countess, the character' s character exchanged her soul with the devil to provide food to the hungry Irish. The short play by William Butler Yeats poses an interesting ethical problem. After all, the one who sacrifices everything for humanity is not a sinner but a saint - but what if this sacrifice involves selling a person's soul to the devil? Finally, despite Katherine's negotiations and heavenly intervention, she eventually escaped demonic control. Just how tragic hero is Victor Frankenstein? Because of his fatal flaw, Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein appeared in the collapse of the tragic hero Victor Frankenstein. The complex nature of Victor Frankenstein is consistent with the guidelines of Aristotle's tragic hero. It stipulates that the main character must occupy a high position, but the representation of the aristocracy is not perfect. Error, also known as harmachia. Did the hero also experience the process of self A? € Central bank? Noticing, he understood his situation and how to achieve it

The lifetime of Gabriel García Marquez is revealed in his work, but most literary critics do not hesitate to admire Gabriel Garcia Max's work. Garcia Marquez is often regarded as one of the greatest writers in Latin America. He was born in Arakataka, a small town in northern Colombia, and raised by grandparents (Britannica). When describing his growth experience (Macondo), the biography often shows that there are large communities with many relatives. Gabriel García Marquez: Gabriel García Marquez, born in Colombia in 1927, some of his writers who first wrote his literary work as a journalist between him and others shared their work And formed the Barranquilla group to stimulate each other. After adventuring in the novel, Garcia Max wrote a hundred years of loneliness, dazzling pieces inspired by his hometown and the war he saw. This book is the author's first major work including magical realism, and this mixed genre will do his professional experience for decades. He also writes about a non-traditional love story watching the love from the cholera era, romance from a unique perspective. He explored the relationships and isolation of life and won him the Nobel Prize. The lifetime of Gabriel García Marquez is revealed in his work, but most literary critics do not hesitate to admire Gabriel Garcia Max's work. Garcia Marquez is often regarded as one of the greatest writers in Latin America. He was born in Arakataka, a small town in northern Colombia, and raised by grandparents (Britannica). - In his "Death Chronicles", Gabriel Garcia Max raised the question whether social desire could hide individual needs. If a person is crying in the forest and everyone does not care, will he make a noise? Gabriel Garcia Marquez raised the question as to whether social desire can hide individual needs within his "chronicle of death".

During the Second World War, a large military hospital was built near the Fishers' building, after which a world famous rehabilitation facility, a high school in Augusta County, and a vocational training school were built. An extraordinary cooperative community. This complex story and the stories of those who live or remember it are all talked about in a new book and video called "hope of rebirth". The story and video will be airing at 6:30 pm. On Tuesday, December 13, the Augusta County Historical Society was held at the Francis Auditorium of Mary Baldwin College. This event is open to the public free of charge. The books and videos written and produced by local historian Nancy Sorrels and producer Connie Doebele were featured in hundreds of students, staff and others at the Wilson Labor and Rehabilitation Center last month. The December 13 event brought this special story to the wider Augusta County audience. The program will introduce the story of Woodrow Wilson General Hospital of Fishersville and the evolution of Wilson Labor and Rehabilitation Center, Woodrow Wilson Memorial High School, Wilson Middle School, Wilson Elementary School and Valley Career for 70 years. At the technical center. This story includes dramatic stories from wartime hospitals and close communities developed there when major facilities were diverted to major rehabilitation facilities and Augusta County Educational Complex. The story is told in an interview with complex people and people who share life, people passing through it are totally shown in pictures and memories. This book was written by local historians, writers, and Nancy Soreles, a member of the board of directors of ACCS. This video was produced by Connie Doebele, former executive producer at C - Span and currently residing in Staunton. This book and video were funded by the Central Blue Ridge Community Foundation Carol and Grace "Patzie" Gin Memorial Fund. ACHS was founded in 1964 to research, collect, preserve, publish, educate and publish the history of Augusta County and its communities. For more information, please visit www.augustacountyhs.org. GHESKIO's broad mission is maternal and child health and nutrition, provision of clean water and sanitation, primary education, vocational training and microfinance programs. In cooperation with Cornell University School of Medicine, we provide free care to 60,000 target communities around the campus. However, many people come from here and there, the organization's policy is never letting someone leave. Rouzier is responsible for GHESKIO's pediatrics and nutrition, and oversees the Caribbean's largest childhood HIV clinic. Generally, she and her team take care of vulnerable groups, including pregnant women, babies, children, adolescents. This was a hard work before the earthquake and cholera. The program will introduce the story of Woodrow Wilson General Hospital of Fishersville and the evolution of Wilson Labor and Rehabilitation Center, Woodrow Wilson Memorial High School, Wilson Middle School, Wilson Elementary School and Valley Career for 70 years. At the technical center. This story includes dramatic stories from wartime hospitals and close communities developed there when major facilities were diverted to major rehabilitation facilities and Augusta County Educational Complex. Vocational education (Opportunities for vocational education vary from state to state.) Full time, part time - certificates are not necessarily indispensable. Sports Medicine / Sports Training Joint Health / Medical career Emergency Medicine / Primary Health Expert Healthcare Introduction Health Professional Fitness Specialist (Fitness related career) Many "traditional" vocational courses (agriculture, lumber shop, Preparing for students I am working in this field right after I graduate from high school but most bachelor's degree in sports medicine profession is necessary. An innovative school administrator can make a big start by providing s

If you want to prove that traditional wisdom is wrong then prepare to prove your theory thoroughly: cholera They keep track of medical progress as happens faster than ever: encephalitis encephalitis Know that communities, leaders, scientists can save the world by cooperating. Polio In 1518, Frau Troffea began dancing in a small French town and it did not stop. Six days later, she soared and 34 villagers joined her at once. And more. Over a month, more than 400 people died in a mysterious dance plague. In the UK in the late nineteenth century, an eccentric gentleman built a nose-free club in his friendly townhouse - a social club that offered plague of syphilis to people who lost their nose and other body parts. These plagues could not be cured at that time. At the turn of the century in New York, the Irish chef caused the occurrence of two fatal typhoid fever. And that changed her to infamous typhoid Mary and brought historical medical advances. Over time, people are fascinated by the disasters they suffered. Provide some of the horrible and morbid details of the worst disaster in the history of human beings readily available, as well as a story of a hero struggling to alleviate their suffering. Jennifer Wright explores the most miserable deadly explosion in history with a symbolic combination of in-depth investigation and optimistic stories, not black humor. When using the search function on the website, the user inputs the search term and displays the result. Attention shifts from input to result. In other words, users often forget the search parameters that were originally entered. Even if the search results are already displayed on the site with the search function, you need to highlight the input parameters. If you need more than 5 steps to accomplish your goal, please make sure you have clear instructions on how to do it. The user should not remember all the stepwise steps. The user should also be able to easily see the instructions when executing the instructions Google and other search engines use machine learning to improve your search results. The backend algorithm monitors how it reacts to the results each time a search is performed. If you open the top result and stay for a long time on the page, the search engine will assume it will display the same result as the question. Similarly, if you access search results on page 2 or 3 without opening anything, the search engine presumes that the results provided do not meet the requirements. In this way, algorithms working in the backend can improve search results. Google's search results page consists of many search result elements. Elements of the search results include a blue link section, a carousel, a function-equipped code snippet, a knowledge chart card, and various other types of result functions. A single search result element can contain text, interactive features, and one or more links. For most search result elements, there is a numerical value of the position to explain the position on the page. The desktop image below shows a search result page that includes four blue link sections (1, 3, 4, 5), AMP carousel (2), and knowledge panel card (6). Each location is calculated from top to bottom on the primary side of the page as shown below, then calculated from top to bottom on the secondary side of the page (right to left, right side is the main side).

The war of the Western Front When the First World War broke out in 1914, a lot of people fought for that country and fought against Germans, Italians, and Austrian Hungarians (mainly Germans). There are many reasons for people to join the army. For those who join the military, they expect war will last a few months, and Christmas is over. However, if someone knows that war will last for four years until 1918, people joining the army at that time may not be able to join the army. Most fights occur in two parts of Europe, the Western Front and the Eastern Front. West front is a long groove from Belgian coast to Switzerland. Many fights in this area were held in France and Belgium. The east facing is between Germany, Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria, and between Russia and Romania. Despite the various reasons of war, the assassination of the Grand Duke of Austria Franz Ferdinand was the main catalyst for the beginning of the war. After assassination, Austria declared war with Serbia. Then Russia is ready to protect its allies, Serbia. Next, Germany declared a war with Russia to protect Austria. This led France to declare a war with Germany to protect allies and Russia. Germany invaded Belgium in France and let England declare war against Germany. It all occurred in just a few days German entrenchment on the Western Front during World War I was a shocking, unbearable, horrible thing as Erich Maria Remarque's novel "Silence of the West Front". This is due to a number of reasons, such as the unsanitary living environment the soldiers must endure, the death and destruction surrounding them, the influence of war, and the physical and mental fears that have plagued them in their lives . It can be said that at least the status of the Western Front Trench is unsanitary and uncomfortable. Some soldiers spent a few days on the knees, they caught a cold and made their feet rotten. Not only was it being soiled, there were mice also having sickness and eating a limited amount of food for soldiers. The mouse may even start eating a soldier while sleeping. Essay.com / "" The silence of all Western frontiers "by Erich Maria Remarque - As described in the novel, explain the life of German entrenchment during the First World War during World War I, and comment To Erich Maria Remarque's "Quiet at the Western Front" - Describe and comment on the life of the German trench during the First World War, as illustrated in the novel Trench battle may be the most representative function of World War I. By the end of 1916, the Western Front contained more than 1,000 kilometers of fronts and spare grooves. Enemy attacks on entrenchment and forward soldiers may come from shells, mortars, grenades, underground mines, poison gas, machine guns and sniper soldiers. The conditions that the soldiers in the trenches endured were not that bad. Exposed to elements, the groove fills with water and becomes a muddy fight. One of the most concerned about the general Western front soldiers is "Shooter's foot": crushing of the feet and toes caused by continual dipping in water. Marines also argued with grasshoppers, scorpions, rats, flies and mosquitoes. Cholera, typhoid and dysentery are plagued by poor processing of pests, sewage and waste, stagnant stagnant water, food corruption and unburnt bodies.

Ernest Hemingway's farewell to Ernest Hemingway to the First World War is the story of the growth of the hero's Frederic Henry. Frédérique was originally a simple and unresponsive boy, but he was unable to understand the meaning of intensive warfare, or to understand the meaning of the prediction of the lover's future. He could not put himself in the confusion surrounding him, so he could not fully prove the world of death and destruction. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine.

"He was a completely different boy with an arrogant and worn out young vagrant when he became an apprentice at Hancock Pier, the envy of all other masters, the main bread winner of Rapaham, (P.126) His personality, manner and thought changed dramatically as Johnny Tremain roamed Johnny Tremaine in the book. These changes were caused by Johnny 's hands and hands When it crashed with, it brought a big event to this boy 's life. Charles Streman - Johnny's father. Charles Torremman is a French navy surgeon who was considered a British prisoner of war during the war between France and India. Although he was detained as a prisoner in Boston, Dr. was ashamed of the prisoner, but he met and begun Johnny 's mother. They ran away and married on a boat to Marseille in France. So Charles died in cholera and Johnny was born three months later. Pumpkin - British soldiers stationed in Boston. Pumpkin is a secret Whig party, his dream is to have a land and a house farm. He is poor, so he can only realize his dream in America. Johnny gave a love to help him escape the army in exchange for his rifle, but the pumpkin was captured and executed by the shooting party. Another Johnny Rieman - note the different spelling of the last name - is a historical fictional figure played by Cameron in the 1949 republican film "Brismstone" by Thames Williamson and Norman S. written. This Johnny Remy is the Marshal of the United States and is carrying out mask mask training to stop the circle of smuggling cattle. The release of the movie "Brimstone" was released before the movie Johnny Tremain released by Disney in 1957 after the Newberry Award was presented to Johnny Tremain of the novel. The story begins with Boston Silversmiths Shop of Ephraim Lapham, a promising 14 - year - old apprentice on July 23, 1773. One day he is to marry Mr. Rapmu 's granddaughter Shira to protect the shop of the Rapam family. The store soon received a challenging emergency order from wealthy businessman John Hancock and demanded a silver plate instead of what was made decades ago by Mr. Lamham. Johnny Torremman - the protagonist of the story. Born in Jonathan Lyte Tremain, a silverworker with a talented apprentice who contracted with Ephraim Lapham for seven years at age 12. His right hand was severely hurt by molten silver, so he was forced to look for another deal. Mrs. Rapam promised that Ephraim would never take him, but his financial resources were small, his hands could not help him, so he decided not to live with him any more. Johnny was born in a French monastery. With my mother Lavinia "Vinny" Lyte Tremain, I returned to Townsend in Maine.

How does climate change increase the likelihood that people will develop cancer? Global warming is an increase in the average temperature of the earth, glaciers melt to form acid rain, causing sea level rise, leading to vegetation and animal death. What you might not know is that climate change is also killing humans. "Cancers are the main cause of death worldwide, equivalent to the population of Bulgaria, and 6 million people have died in 2008." Global warming also increases the exposure of toxic chemicals that carry toxins into the water. "All social problems are on the bedside," Rose Ann said. The incidence of environment-related cancer and asthma is rising, diseases related to climate change, diseases related to starvation, homelessness, unemployment and poverty are part of social indicators of health. "If you do not become a social supporter, you can not be a patient advocate of the day," Rose Ann said. A year later, 107 CNA protests were held and the president's order to reverse Schwarzenegger's rate was overturned. Members of other trade unions were initially afraid to challenge the famous governor, joined the nurse protests and were defeated by the four anti-union initiatives introduced by Schwarzenegger. His popularity has plummeted from nearly 70% to his thirties, and his dream of becoming the president shattered. Discussion on whether climate change is genuine is over. Undoubted evidence from around the world, such as extreme weather events, record temperature, glacial retreat, sea level rise, shows that climate change is occurring and is much faster than previously thought It is. We are increasingly looking at the frequency and intensity of nature's rebellious world natural disasters, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, rising seas, losing species, and species on the earth. In the sixth extinction case in history, that was also the first extinction that caused us to decline. ... pollution, world sin The main effect of climate change on health is the increase in mortality and morbidity caused by extreme weather events. This includes floods, droughts, tsunamis, heatwaves, other disasters that threw out thousands of deaths in developing countries and even in developing countries. For example, more than 280,000 people died in the Asian tsunami in 2004, while only 15,000 people died in France at the hot summer of 2003 in Europe. Although such disasters are an important issue, indirect health impacts due to climate change are equally important. Higher temperatures lead to serious health risks for the elderly, increasing the likelihood that people working outside the home, such as farmers and builders, will suffer from heat stroke and heat stroke. As temperature and rainfall increase, many deadly diseases including malaria and cholera increase. For example, mosquitoes carrying malaria virus breed in a hot and humid environment - climate may make the climate more common

The population of Ecuador is 15,654,411 people and is the world's 67th largest country with a population. It is the 74th largest area in the world with an area of ​​283,561 square kilometers. Currently Ecuador became part of the North Inca Empire until 1533 when Spain conquered. The base became a seat of the Spanish colonial government over 1563 years and became a member of Governor General New Granada in 1717. Governors - New Granada (Colombia), Venezuela, Quito - became independent from 1819 to 1822 and formed a coalition called Gran Colombia. When the base was withdrawn more than 1830 years, the traditional name was changed to support the 'Equator Republic'. Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador experienced a series of conflicts with neighboring countries and lost its territory. The border war with Peru in 1995 was settled in 1999. Ecuador celebrated 30 years of civilian governance in 2004, but this period was endangered due to political instability. The protest in Quito forced the resignation of the last four democratically elected President of Ecuador in the medium term. At the end of 2008, voters approved the new Constitution, Ecuador won the 20th Constitution since independence. A general election took place in February 2013, and the electorate was re-elected President Rafael Cholera In the mid-1980s, Ecuador adopted the drug-prohibited policy proposed by the US under the guidance of President Leonares-Codro. In cooperation with the United States, Ecuador acquired a US tariff exemption. In February 1990, the United States held the Cartagena Drug Summit in hopes of continuing the progress of drug warfare. The four countries of the Andean region, Peru, Colombia and Bolivia were invited to participate, Ecuador was obviously absent. Two of the three countries, Colombia and Bolivia, participated in the Andean Trade Preference Act in 1992, later known as the Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Abatement Act. Ecuador and Peru will eventually participate in ATPA in 1993. This bill unifies the region in order to revitalize the economy through narcotic warfare and exemption from tariffs. In 1993, Peru and Ecuador signed an agreement with the United States on the Andean trade. It was later replaced by Andean trade promotion and drug exclusion law. Bolivia and Colombia signed the ATPA in 1991 and began to enjoy the benefits in 1992. By agreeing to the terms of this agreement, these countries will work with the United States to combat drug trafficking and production from sources. This bill aims to replace the production of coca plants with other agricultural products. In exchange for the efforts to eliminate Coca plants, these countries have acquired US tariff exemption for certain products such as certain kinds of fruits. Peru ceased compliance with ATPA in 2012 and lost all tariff exemption previously granted by the US via ATPA. By the end of 2012, Peru became the world's largest coca plant grower on behalf of Colombia

In Frankenstein 's Frankenstein, this powerful creature represents an ugly, selfish physical expression of Victor' s desire, and is an unavoidable solution to get rid of the factors he is threatening his lifestyle. Victor chose to start making a hard work he thought was perfect. For him, this creation is designed to be smart and powerful, immortal and beautiful. He is looking for the existence of the perfect humanoid. I believe it will be a material realization of the religion he sees in myself. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his In Mary Sherry's Gothic novel, Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein created monsters with various bodies and animated them. Although the experiment of JVC was effective, he was terrible when the creature he created revived. He immediately ran away from Frankenstein's laboratory and killed Frankenstein's brothers. Later, while feeling the ultimate loneliness, this creature has asked Frankenstein to build a group for him, but he refused to complete the work. When revenge, this creature killed Frankenstein's wife and best friend (Hawkins)

In Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons", the novel focuses on Hemingway's philosophy of life, ie chaos and randomness. God can not monitor people, lead moral principles, or guarantee justice. The hero of Hemingway must accept his position as a trivial thing, and then continue to constantly fight with the meaninglessness of life. The universe is indifferent to the human dilemma. In this book, the best example of this indifference is the war - the ultimate wasteful struggle of mankind and the death of Catherine Berkeley - a kind and pure person. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

INTRODUCTION The importance of water for the Earth and its inhabitants can only be compared with the importance of oxygen. Creatures depend on the water of the habitat. However, rich water is not as important as the usefulness of water. Most of the earth consists of this unique combination of hydrogen and oxygen, but it can be used in less than 1% of human consumption (Boland, 2003). Basically, humans use drinking water. It is suitable for drinking water and cooking water to meet basic needs. Clean and safe drinking water will maintain human life. Without it, diseases in the water system will spread and dislikes, sometimes killing adults and children. CDC's global water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH) experts promise worldwide access to safe water, appropriate sanitation and hygiene. Experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have strengthened WASH's efforts to respond to humanitarian crises and natural disasters and response to life-threatening waterborne diseases worldwide including cholera, hepatitis and typhoid fever. CDC also works closely with other US government agencies, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NGOs, UN agencies, private enterprises, and various international organizations to ensure healthy and safe access to water, appropriate sanitation management, hygiene We are trying to improve it. Why is water safety the problem of WASH? Consider sustainable development goals for drinking water 1: to realize universal and fair access to safe and affordable drinking water for all people. Providing adequate water for all uses at home, such as cooking, washing, bathing, gardening, etc. has obvious benefits. However, the on / off cycle of intermittent or feedwater distribution also affects water quality, affordable and fair access. Recent research has confirmed that intermittent water supply does not guarantee access to safe water for end users. This is why safe cities publish advice on hot water boiling in rare cases where water pipes are mainly stress free. When pressure is blocked, all downhill families consume a drop of water. This actually creates suction on some parts of the pipe and contaminated water from the ground will rush through each crack or loose fitting.

A part of Cheyenne tribe. It is the strongest, the most brave, and the most violent part. They act as security guards and sacrifice themselves as necessary, so tribes can escape On September 17, 1868, Romanos was killed along with Cheyenne, Sue, Arapaho fighter who attacked private reconnaissance on a small island in the Arickaree branch of the Republican River in eastern Colorado. Under the command of Colonel George A. Forsythe soldier, the scout attacked Rome's nose "behind the small passageway he passed" with the defensive lines they guarded. His companion dragged him safely, but he died within a few hours. Because of Cheyenne's free career, dog soldiers lost great heroes and patriots Dog soldiers and dog men (Cheyenne Hotamétaneo'o) were historically one of the six military associations of Cheyenne citizens. Since the late 1930's, this society has evolved into an independent militaristic band, which played a leading role in the expansion of summer in the US in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Ann settled in the early 19th century. After the cholera epidemic in 1849 caused almost half of the deaths in the southern part of China, the rest of the Majikota bands joined the dog soldiers. It was actually an independent band, occupied the territory between northern Cheyenne and the southern part. That member often opposes peaceful execution policies like black kettle. In 1869, during the Battle Springs campaign most bands were killed by the US military. The surviving society becomes smaller and more secret in its behavior Despite some military retreats, dog warriors kept clashing openly with Cheyenne peace advocates. By 1869, the southern summer extension officer named Little Robe, the most influential supporter of compromise, believed that extreme dog soldiers were not good for Cheyenne's welfare. He kicked them out of the camp. Little Robe is not a coward, but as a citizen leader I believe that it is his responsibility to pursue peace and maintain life. Like most peace chiefs in South Cheyenne, he believes he is realistic and it is futile to resist colonists' westward movements. He thinks that the future of Cheyenne depends on peaceful coexistence with American citizens of the same country. During the Red River War in 1874, the soldiers of dogs quarreled with the little Rob again.

What makes a creature a monster When a movie "Frankenstein" appeared, monsters were usually large and horrible animals. They are generally very demanding, do not violate social norms, and do not consider other people's safety. People may perceive Dr. Frankenstein as a monster, perhaps beyond the appearance of "monsters" and simply looking at their behavior. Frankenstein is a story about those who wanted to play and who made a man whose life led to failure and death because of the nature that tried to play the role of God. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself.

The use of a metaphor represents the evolution of social order. The death of Thomas Mann in Venice and the illness described in Tristan's "plague" and the coronation ceremony of Albert reveal the evolving value of Western culture. The phenomenological analysis examines the depiction of their illness, and people see the reflection of philosophy at the beginning of the 20th century. Tristan wrote in 1902 the decline of the nobility of Europe and the rise of the power of the new world. In the death of Venice, cholera represents a change in social structure by emphasizing the relationship between beauty and death. The social engineering philosophy reflected in contemporary civil rights policy and agenda is based on five concepts: collectivism, determinism, economic equalityism, elitism, historical sacrifice. We argue that multiculturalism, a combination of collectivism and determinism, can not avoid the power exerted by race, race, sex, etc. Fortunately, social engineering supporters have elites that can compensate for the damage in history. One understanding of the philosophy of social engineering is that everyone should be economically equal. In the absence of equality, it must result from exploitation and discriminatory exclusion. Therefore, the elite needs to act through legal and educational systems to establish economic equality that exists in the absence of exploitation and control. Your professional philosophy knows that you reflect what you think is most important, but it must be related to the logical, rational, and historical philosophy of physical education. Some of the past sports philosophies that led to society and education were based on past leaders. Their curriculum and ideals are based on the philosophy of those days. For example, the gymnastics system in Germany and Sweden is based on a nationalist philosophy that provides the nation with a nationalistic presence and purpose. World War I and World War II burned the desire to improve the health and happiness of adolescents and adults. The importance of physical fitness training and fitness reflects the philosophy of sports at the time.

The capital city of Haiti was destroyed by the earthquake of magnitude 0 on January 12, 2010. According to the then USGS, this was the worst earthquake in 200 years. Earthquakes occurred at 9:30 am local time and are located 10 miles northwest of Port-au-Prince capital of Haiti. After the first earthquake, 12 aftershocks greater than 0 occurred. Various buildings have been destroyed or collapsed from the poor streets to the landmarks of the country. On February 3, 2010, Prime Minister Jean - Max Bellerive says that it states as follows. The earthquake was a catastrophic natural disaster presumed to affect 3 million Haitians. The actual death toll has been widely contested and the number of injured people ranges from 100,000 to 3.16 million. According to the Haitian government survey, about 250,000 homes and 30,000 commercial buildings were damaged. However, this is only an initial impact, Haitian children are experiencing the continuing challenges of earthquakes. Here are the six social, political and economic aftershocks faced by today's youth in Haiti: Helps Haiti and its children: Five social, political and economic challenges facing Haitian children For decades, Haitians who live in countries suffering from natural disasters and political instability are more healthy, more economically growing - and low wage Haitian workers are needed -. Because it is relatively easy for the Haitians to reach the Dominican border guard against the other side, actions by cross-border management staff were always difficult for the authorities. However, the Haitians have been abused for a long time in the Dominican Republic. In recent years, thousands of people have been forced to retreat, including records of people born in Haiti actually born in the Dominican Republic. After the devastating earthquake of 12th January 2010, innumerable Haiti escaped the border to escape the influence of the earthquake. The Dominican government was one of the first countries to dispatch teams to distribute food and medicine to victims, making Haiti easier to obtain visas for treatment at Dominican hospitals. Goods were brought to Haiti through the Dominican Republic and many injured Haitians were treated at Dominica Hospital. Relations are getting worse because refugees remain in the Dominican Republic, but Haitian refugees have also been adopted and supported by many Dominican people. According to reports, some Dominican people are worried that earthquake refugees lead to increased criminal rates, overcrowding, cholera and unemployment. Increases in discrimination are due to numerous Haitian refugees in the Dominican Republic.

The cultural challenge of doing business overseas culture (meaning "cultivation" from the Latin culture of cholera) is usually a symbolic structure which gives importance to the pattern of human activity and the importance of such activities I will point it. The various definitions of "culture" reflect various theoretical grounds of understanding or criteria for evaluating human activities. Culture is called lifestyle of society as a whole. Therefore, it includes etiquette, costume, language, religion, ritual, legal and moral code of conduct, and belief system (Wikipedia). It is beneficial and challenging to do business overseas. Companies may face legal, ethical and cultural challenges in global business. Every country has its own laws and regulations. To avoid conflicts of interest, companies need to understand standard compensation or minimum wage requirements. Ethical issues related to environmental protection, and relations with various countries (industry spies and hostile takeovers, etc). When a company operates internationally, most of it faces a big problem of cultural differences. Cross-cultural issues can arise when people within a company have different cultures, languages, religions, and beliefs. Companies operating overseas face many challenges. Cultural issues are also one of them. As we have seen from experience, companies that tend to do more research, spend time and energy, study and understand cultural differences are more successful than companies that do not do homework. As an example, Mr. X hopes to expand pizza business from the United States to India. The difference between Indian and American cultures is a major obstacle that requires you to study Hofstede's cultural dimension model. Cost structure, eating habits, and trade barriers are important variables that require little research before establishing franchise rights. According to international business leaders, the difference between China and other cultures is the biggest challenge in doing business in China. The response to cultural differences is cited as the greatest concern for businessmen. Other issues include international trade disputes and intellectual property issues that affect business partners. "Although the international business world has made major progress in understanding the traditions of China, it is still important to respond sensitively to problems arising from cultural differences." One of the biggest challenges for overseas business in Australia is to maintain a balance between Australian corporate value and local business activities. Corporate culture is closely related to the cultural belief system of most companies. "Asianization" is a term familiar to many foreigners who work in Asia. That means the extent to which foreigners adopt cognitive Asian values ​​and practices and incorporate them into business practices. An Australian manager who conducts social activities in Asian style to promote business relations and build new connections can be considered "Asian". Dialogue with customers is a fundamental feature of Chinese corporate culture and is called "relationship". Relations are not just what Australian businessmen call "networking". This is in stark contrast to Australian corporate culture based on the contract.

When choosing when humans decide to take over the role of God, the result inevitably bothers such ambitions. In the case of Victor Frankenstein, the leading character of Frankenstein of Mary Sherry, this ambitious product is a creature of the dead. He created a horrible process, but the creatures woke up as a merciful being. He is just accepting and enthusiastic about friendship, but because of his unsightly character, the world immediately regards him as a monster he seems to resemble. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Today, air pollution is becoming a contemporary topic in our society. With this development air pollution has become visible in many parts of the world. This is one of the serious problems facing people around the world. Based on an interview with two experts and an air pollution survey, global warming is closely related to our health. It seems imminent to find measures and solutions that can control or prevent air pollution. Pollution is the introduction of various pollutants into the natural environment and confusion and harm to the ecosystem including the organisms contained in that particular ecosystem. Hygiene facilities are a major problem and there is currently an international conference on fertilizer sludge management (FSM) designed to keep the world clean from human excrement. There are legitimate reasons - Without an organized waste treatment system, society is basically going into poverty and disease. When feces enter drinking water, it spreads to cholera, diarrhea and even polio, and continues the cycle of disease and poverty. The impact on human health is very big. According to World Health Organization (WHO) data from 2016, about 842,000 people died of water shortage, sanitation and hygiene every year in middle and low income countries. Every country around the world strives to keep drinking water clean. Whether it is a stream or a river or a lake, the country has taken great measures to maintain high quality drinking water for human consumption and consumption of animals. Each country must first understand the cause of pollution and then decide on the best way to eliminate it. Clean drinking water is a precious resource, and the key to human survival. - Marine pollution is an invisible, indifferent situation. Contamination enters the sea by how humans handle waste, accidents and negligence. Marine pollution destroys everything, there are various kinds of marine pollution. There is contamination by heat, oil, plastic, chemical substances. More than 80% of marine pollution is due to land activities, and these activities are careless. Hundreds of people died of oceanic plants and animals due to marine human ignorance

The civil war started with a picnic ending with compassion, but it was a terrible year for four years that bleeds from distorted meat, burning fever, sputum pus and the original stumps during the two. The United States has never encountered such painful hints, and the way it responds to this opportunity is an attractive history. In a very realistic sense, the interwar war brought about a medical revolution and, perhaps most importantly, it raised public health awareness. That terrible rapid female became less terrible: the damp, dirty, dimly warm house evolved into a hopeful pavilion. A (medical) revolution is ongoing through indexing technologies such as artificial intelligence, sensors, robotics, 3D prints, big data, genomics, stem cells, etc. Today, the 3 trillion dollar healthcare industry is in fraud of dematerialization, non-monetization and democratization. What do you mean? Please imagine the time in the next ten years. Early in the 19th century, medicine was still in the dark days. Somewhat advanced, it did not change until the medical revolution. It comes from the industrial revolution, disease is caused by microorganisms. Healthcare will take a new form as it can mass produce new drugs in the form of pills and produce anesthetic, which will lead to the greatest discovery in human history such as vaccination and antibiotics. Medical Revolution: Medical advances and public health bring about a sharp decline in mortality rate, which has been going on since the late nineteenth century to the present. Smallpox, diphtheria, measles, scar red fever and other diseases - Black death / cholera (epidemic) Luis Pasteur etc - vaccination of diseases found due to pathogens, sewage treatment / water treatment, penicillin in the 1930s Discovery, nutrient green revolution: New development and introduction Since the 1960s, many (mainly) wheat and rice varieties have increased significantly in each country. Insecticide: Pesticide ineffectiveness when the target organism is unaffected: Repeated use of pesticides to select sensitive people among pests will result in more pest costs: erosion , Increased pollution of soil and water, loss of native plant species, pesticide tolerance Medical progress in the Industrial Revolution has improved average life span and public health around the world. The wild phenomenon of this world will produce domino effect in the next few years and took us to the place we are today. Without medical progress of the Industrial Revolution, we can not enter today's public health or life expectancy.

Before Gustav von Aschenbach met Tadzio, who died in Venice, Gustav von Aschenbach was not an artist inspired by the sensibility of 'the death of Venice.' On the contrary his motivation arises from the desire of the audience to accept and admit his "all of the audience, from the beginning, fame". [1] Asenbach was not made at the moment of ecstasy. It is called constant tension of his career and not real life (9), he can only write through strict isolation and self-discipline. The victory of the disaster of death in Venice began with the death of Venice, and the famous Munich author Gustav von Assembach walked in the afternoon of May. While waiting for the train to go home, he found a man attracted to him before him. Desperately, intensely, the horny face of that man returned to the view of Ashenbach. Asenbach soon left a stranger, and he quickly disappeared. Even if it is a strange stranger or warm temperature, he does not know it; But Assenbach is clinging to it as he is enthusiastic about traveling. Pest. Inappropriate commitment with a little boy. A sudden death Man's claustrophobic novel took a vacation at Lido Island in Venice, and about the writer Gustav von Aschenbach who was absorbed in the boy before challenging the nightmare from cholera, the beginning to the end of obsolete It is. . The vacation with Raoul Duke and his lawyer Dr. Gonzo is not for cowardly people. They theoretically travel to Las Vegas to report motorcycle racing for unnamed magazines, but they will transfer a large part of their time to the combination of LSD, cocaine, marijuana, alcohol, ether and mescarin I spend. Their trips fueled with drugs are fantastic, violent and spiritually bad roller coasters enough to keep you away from narcotics. Another example of sublimation related to ambition is middle-aged hero of Gustav von Aschenbach, Thomas Man's novel "Venezia's Death". Asenbach is another self of Mann, a famous writer banned by writers. During my stay at GrandHôteldesBains in Lido, Venice, he saw a beautiful teen named Tadzio living with his noble family at the hotel. Aschenbach is fascinated by Tadzio. Instead, he sublimed the desire to be sexual in his writing. So in chapter 4:

In Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, "How can you describe the feelings of this disaster or can you describe the poor who I worked hard to take care of with such infinite pain?" Kedof Frankenstein, who worked in Ingolstadt for two years, created this scientific miracle called "Monster" and he mistakenly believed his creation to be purely evil. Frankenstein reached this conclusion and he did not even show his kind heart to the monster. Eventually, due to Victor's harmful psychological negligence, the monster kept slaughtering the carnival. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself.

"Great composer" Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born May 7, 1840. When Petro was born, his family lived in a small manor in Votkinsk near the Ural Mountains in Central Russia. His father is French, but his mother is Russian. She played the piano and Peter immediately imitated her. When he was eight years old, his father moved to Moscow. Later when he moved to Moscow, he studied at law school. Sadly, Peter 's mother died in cholera in the summer of 1854. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is an author of six symphonies, the most beautiful and popular opera in the Russian repertoire. Tchaikovsky is also one of the founder of the Russian Conservatory. He is an excellent composer with creative imagination that has helped his career for many years. He is completely obsessed with his art. His life and art can not be separated. "I really can not live without work," Tchaikovsky wrote. "Because I am never satisfied, I'd like to get more answers.It is important to understand the world and its complexity for writers like Tolstoy and Virginia Woolf, but how to handle the truth is different : Tolstoy argues about the death of Ivan Irich in a short story of "Monday or Tuesday" irrespective of whether there is an accurate fact, these two works reveal that they can only be achieved through experience . Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Ludwig van Beethoven and Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky have many things in common, but there are also many differences between them. Both of these people are known for their future influence on their orchestral work and other composers. They experienced terrible failure and great success. They have come from different era of music, but they all make a big contribution to the music world. Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany in 1770; the second half of the classics On May 7, 1840, Russian composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, famous for his colorful and romantic music, was born. He is a composer of a romantic era - the era when poetry acquires poetic / philosophical significance. Based on his interest in art, Tchaikovsky is a highly educated and highly educated person. Therefore, he naturally wrote the musical interpretation of "Shakespeare's greatest tragedy," Romeo and Juliet ", and I was pleased to see the performance of RPO. The first topic is divided into two parts. Just like the music used in Russian Orthodox Church, music starts with a solemn chorus. This part begins with a series of woodwind instruments and is connected to strings and corners. After that, I will return to the woodwind instrument. When this part of the theme is repeated, tension begins to form; the open code will be faster than the played string.

As a Canadian, I am proud that my country provides public health for the people. Canada provides health insurance plans to provide insurance to the entire population. Under the healthcare system, each citizen receives medical services, medical services, and hospital, dental care and other medical services. Regardless of medical history, individual income or standard of living, most citizens can join health insurance. In this article I assert that public health is a better choice as it provides personal rights, equality and better living. The purpose of this paper is to define public health and compare it with personal health while discussing the pros and cons of public health. You can also answer the following questions: What are the benefits of public health assessment? If so, what are the drawbacks? Please list examples of potential conflicts in the community that may arise from public health assessment. How can public health advocates and decision makers prevent and / or manage such conflicts? - The practice of public health in the 19th century focused primarily on health reforms such as clean water, efficient sewage systems, garbage collection and disposal, fumigation measures, and clean housing facilities. This is mainly due to the theory of pollution widely accepted during this period. These hygiene measures are necessary to manage infections such as smallpox, cholera, typhoid and so on to prevent its occurrence. Health is more than just a health care system. Public health responsibilities, including health, infectious diseases, and related education, are shared by three governmental orders: federal, state / regional and municipal. However, these services are usually available at the local / regional and local level. Federal government roles in health include national principles for developing and managing systems under the Canadian Health Act, financial support for states and territories, and financing for certain groups of people, and / or primary Including education implementation etc. Supplementary Services These groups include indigenous people living in protected areas, Inuit, Canadian army military service, qualified veterans, federal prison prisoners and refugee applicant groups. The federal budget is not sustainable. This unsustainability is brought about by 2% of all expenditure accounts, public medical planning which is operated mainly by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Social Security Older Insurance and Survivor Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund. Given the historical trend that is difficult to recover due to microeconomic pressure, the current expenditure projections of the US public health management plan may be too optimistic. In addition, the United States is not outliers. There are also unsustainable public health plans in other major powers. This fact complements the relevant finding that there is a tremendous and growing financial imbalance in the budget of many countries in the United States and Europe.

Farewell to weapon prose Many novels use contrasting images of the land or surrounding environment to promote the central meaning of the work. At Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell to Arms", the gold foil statues of Italy and Switzerland helped shape the theme of the book, the cruelty of war, and the influence on people. The explanation of the two countries of Italy and Switzerland is totally different, representing two kinds of places. On the other hand, Italy is cruel and a place of death. This is where all wars and fights in the novel occur. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine.

The main character of Frankenstein: The main character of the novel is Victor Frankenstein. He is the protagonist of the confrontation with the novel. His decision to create a life casts doubt and he tried to escape, but eventually he recorded his death. Opposite: The opposite person of the novel is also the main character Victor Frankenstein. Victor may have pointed out his hatred and responsibility to the monsters he created, but his rejection of taking responsibility for his innermost enemies and his behavior. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

In prehistoric times of the smallpox century AD, the disease was not known, but it is said to have been found in the mummy of Pharaoh Ramses V in Egypt who died in 1157 BC (Henderson, Fenner, Arita, Ladnyi , 1988). p 209-210). There is evidence that pustules and rashes found in mummies are similar to those described for variola virus. Some of the ideas on where the disease comes from are unknown, and the origin of the disease is unknown. The history of smallpox has spread to prehistoric times, and this disease may have occurred in humans in 10,000 BC. The earliest reliable evidence of smallpox was found in Egyptian mummies that died about 3,000 years ago. Especially small indigenous peoples of small-scale smallpox such as the Americas and Australia were rapidly destroyed and weakened by smallpox (and other introduced diseases) during the initial foreign period, so smallpox is great in world history Influenced. Conquest and colonization opened the door. In the 18th century, about 400,000 Europeans died each year due to the disease, including five reigning monarchs, one third of blindness occurred. 20 to 60% of all infected people and more than 80% of infected children have died of this disease Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases are occurring across national boundaries and have been correctly defined as smallpox, in particular that has caused 300 to 500 million deaths in the 12000 years history. Since its first confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1976, HIV / AIDS has proved to be a worldwide outbreak since more than 36 million have died since 1981. Currently there are 30 million to 35 million people infected with HIV, most of which are infected with HIV. In sub-Saharan Africa, 5% of the population is infected and about 21 million people are infected. As awareness rises, new treatments have been developed to make HIV more manageable, and many infected people continue to lead a productive life. Between 2005 and 2012, the worldwide annual deaths from HIV / AIDS decreased from 2.2 million to 1.6 million.

In this article I am aiming to discuss Joseph Le Fanu's "murderous cousin" as a representative of Nordius called "Colonial Gothic". My hypothesis is a shorter story of that le Fanu than a simple aesthetic move. On the contrary, I consciously draw the struggle between England and Ireland and the author of the concept. In fact, it is this pioneering spark that led to the birth of a new genre. I would like to prove that weave to the text of Le Fang, which is a good clue to the colonial problem. ^ Sheridan Les Fanu, Joseph, (February 5, 1870) and a fairytale child spent together through the year from the Prelinger library at Archive.org, was reissued to Sheridan Les Funu 2011 Take out on April 10 | Sheridan Les Fanuus, Joseph (1923) 's ghosts and other mysterious stories of Joseph (1923) James, Montague Rhodes (Editor), London: George Bell & Sons, Project Gutenberg, From 2018 Indian 5 Ring 8 Ri ^ Anonymous, from the Royal Hibernian story, there are four of the most interesting stories now, Dublin, CM. Warren, acquired on November 4, 2017 from Google Books. false Sheridan Le Fanu 's "Carmilla" is in a foreign country resembling the release of famine in Ireland. It is located on the land near Transylvania. Le Fanu is older, but it affects Stoker. They went to Dublin's Trinity College, and Le Fanu was also famous. Camilla elements appear in Dracula. Bats / cats, tombs / coffins, permission to enter the house, betting etc. Christabel by Samuel Taylor Coleridge is the first contemporary writer with this privilege. Many of Stalker's biographers and literary critics have found a strong similarity with the classic of the vampire type of Carmilla of the earlier Irish author Sheridan Le Funu. When writing Dracula, Stoke may also talk about side, some of which call a blood - sucking woman. The legend of Ireland's Abhartach is also considered an information source. Also, it is thought that mothers' events when Sligo's serious cholera occurred in 1832 are very influential. Particularly buried while living The first British vampire story was published in the 19th century. The most impressive story of this era is The Vampyre (1819), J. It was John Polidori. Sheridan Le Funu's Carmilla (1872) and Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) (Melton xxiii-xxiv). In the 20th century, the United States became the focus of the Vampire Story (Abbott 6), and there was a specific resonance in the type of horror, fantasy, and mystery. Eventually, the story related to the vampire became popular with the penetration of the romantic teenage drama type that reaches the climax with modern pop culture. In the past decade, successful films and TV series such as the Twilight Saga movie series, Buffy - Vampire Slayer, Angel, Real Blood, or Vampire Diaries created primarily "Vampire hyper" for girls (205 age)

Medicine of the 19th century and general health Without efforts of past doctors and psychologists, progress in the medical and health fields of the 21st century is impossible. For years, doctors and psychologists have tried to enrich the world through expanding health and medical knowledge. "The 19th century was an era of great medical change and progress" (Farlex "Medical, 19th Century"). The 19th century brought about a change in the scientific community, but also led to diseases and unhealthy lifestyles due to lack of medical knowledge. "The 19th century" is an era characterized by industrial revolution, technology revolution, and social revolution. Along with changes in society, natural history, physics, mathematics, medicine, and public health research have opened up new ways. This series has rich planning master resources to help researchers place key topics in the context of historical research. The 19th century online collection: women: a cross-border network collection encompasses gender and class problems and is developing controversy in the 19th century in the context of election campaign, culture, immigration, health and many other problems . This series uses a variety of key original documents such as magazines, books, manuscripts, diaries, reports, visual materials, etc., focusing on the problem of gender and class crossover from the late 18th century to the early 20th century I will. Everything crosses the border HIST 1960 Q African Medicine and Public Health This course explores key discussions in the history of African medicine from the 19th century to the 20th century and emphasizes the coexistence of various traditional treatments and medical understanding across the continent. It focuses on the following questions: What is the way Africans practice and understand medicine? How do these practices interact with other medical systems? How does colonialism influence the production of medical knowledge? How do you evaluate practice and treatment and do you think it is effective? Who and what for? How do African independent countries resolve these important issues? Autumn HIST 1960 Q S 01 15425 W 3: 00-5: 30 (17) (Johnson) Sports as medical philosophy lasted until the 19th century. The crack of classical medicine occurred during the Renaissance, but it is still an effective way to understand human health and illness for many doctors. It was replaced by the concept of disease specificity in the 19th century; from the standpoint of bacteriology of tuberculosis, cholera, yellow fever and other diseases, the concept of all diseases with specific causes became dominant. Many diseases may theoretically be recognized as various reasons, but in fact the specificity of the disease often influences us, and genetic factors are the main "specific" cause is. Unfortunately, thinking like this, especially from a mental health point of view, is not necessarily very effective as there is no disease in the vacuum. There are always many backgrounds that affect the results. It may be more useful to think more about diseases from a balance point of view. Of course, then other problems

Improving the public health industry revolution of the 20th century paved the way for many factories and large and poor working class people. As a result, in the early 20th century, thousands of British factories polluted the environment and millions of poor workers lived in a dirty environment. This means that the most important issue of public health is better housing and cleaner air. Housing ======= In cities, the company hopes as much workers as possible approach the factory. This growth is mainly due to improvements in public health. This is the reason why the first half of the 20th century is called the era of public health. With the advancement of public health, the average life expectancy increased by about 3.5 years every 10 years. This increase is mainly due to avoidance of epidemics such as cholera, typhoid, smallpox, etc. For the first time, we began to record the increase in the average life span of treatments provided by hospitals and clinics throughout the population. At this point you will notice that the curve on the chart is flattened. The life expectancy increases about 1.3 years every 10 years. Although not as comfortable as public health, the benefits of clinical care are surprising compared to human medical history scans. Improving the public health industry revolution of the 20th century paved the way for many factories and large and poor working class people. As a result, in the early 20th century, thousands of British factories polluted the environment and millions of poor workers lived in a dirty environment. This means that the most important issue of public health is better housing and cleaner air. - In the Middle Eastern countries, gender discrimination is always a big problem. The situation of women in Turkey in the 20th century has changed a lot. After the Atatürk reform, women have more rights than they have. These articles are talking about Turkish women and the changes in the early 20th century. There are four issues that need to be considered in detail. One is education. The second problem is the law amendment

Water pipe tube physics is what everyone thinks is commonplace. We use it freely everyday. I do not think about cooking methods. Why can water pass through the pipeline to resist gravity? As soon as you open the tap, it seems like you are waiting for you to save all the pressure. How can I accelerate and decelerate water without external help? These questions are not often considered, but they are very interesting. To understand how pipes work, you must understand some of the fundamental principles of water flow. Long term travel means that it is very expensive. When you work on the road for 5 years, travel is more than just a hobby and it will truly be you. You are challenged with new smells, new sounds, different climates, water and food, keeping your body defensive and bouncing back. Through new languages, strange social norms, cultural isolation, loneliness, and broken heart, you are driven to the spiritual limit. The instincts of your inner battle and escape are always activated, you are on the adrenal roller coaster along with any new environment, dating and acquaintance I am a perfect water baby. The only form of my physical activity that I really like is swimming, and for me, vacation means approaching water. There are other ... traveling. Believe me, when I say there are many differences between travel and vacation! For beginners vacation means that most things are done in advance. This also means that you do not do a lot. It's a perfect time to spend with a comfortable lounge chair at the waterfront while drinking a refreshing drink with a book (please add!) Is not this a fun thing to do? Vacation does not mean telephone or internet. If I am in a dream vacation paradise, is it important that my Facebook and Instagram are not updated? I'd rather calculate the number of shellfish and fish in my post ...! Our world is facing a big water crisis. According to statistics from the United Nations, there is no safe drinking water in a billion people 's households. As a result, they are often forced to move a few miles a day to collect the water they need. In addition to water supply problems, there are about 8 billion people exposed to contaminated drinking water, so it will be more susceptible to diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid fever and polio. New York City is a coastal city with a population of 6 million people and is a leader in city water management. Mayor Bill de Blasio says: "Getting clean water is essential to protect the health and well-being of our cities and people all over the world, to secure watersheds and improve the flexibility of the water system"

From the mythical era to the origins of popular culture, various mythological stories have been adopted and presented to new generations. Some of the presented mythical repertoire was modified considerably to be seen as entertainment by pop culture generation. Therefore, my research will try to compare the heroes of myths of that era with the depictions of contemporary figures. Furthermore, in my research, we analyze the similarities and differences between Hella Classes of Greek heroes and Heracles of his replica character, reflected in this mythical Disney adaptation. The legendary Hercules of Hercules versus Hercules has been repeated and repeated thousands of times; it is one of the most famous Greek myths ever. In fact, what Disney made in the movies is well known. Like a story that fits in a movie, there are some differences and similarities between myths and movies. In this article I will explain the main differences and similarities between the two versions of the same myth. - Louis Pasteur, one of the greatest contributors of humanity, is the first time that bacteria have seen disease. He is a scientist who ties animal diseases with microorganisms. Pasteur solved the mystery of rabies, anthrax, cholera, silk disease. He also contributed to the development of the first vaccine. He explained about fermentation using pasteurization and brewing beer, which is the basis of wine production. How are the contemporary them drawn? Furthermore, in my research, we analyze the similarities and differences between Hella Classes of Greek heroes and Heracles of his replica character, reflected in this mythical Disney adaptation. There are few similarities between the two versions, but the difference between Hercules and Disney Hercules is very pronounced. These differences will help modern viewers more easily connect with characters in the story. In addition, these changes have become a new aspect In the creation of Hercules Disney's writers, Ron Clements and Don Makneri are ruthless regardless of whether they are using Hercules' s "true" myth. Most adults do not state that the depiction of Disney's writers is accurate, even the superficial knowledge of myths. There is a limit to the age and maturity level of the target reader, so it is necessary to make a hard decision on which myths to include in it to skip it. Throughout the movie, there are many scenes depicting concessions that Clements and McNellis partially include or imply the "facts" of Greek mythology. By using an excessively young joke by a writer on a single line, this movie will be interesting for the whole family. Disney version is not a reproduction of Greek myth of Hercules, but it uses them fun and pleasure to create a wonderful introduction of characters and places for children wanting myths.

In the novel "Farewell to Arms", the author Ernest Hemingway built a passionate and romantic relationship between Henry and Catherine. This love relationship was born in the most terrible intense war in history. It is said that the First World War is the greatest death toll in American history. While reading the novel, the author set the environment for the growth of mountains, valleys and flower plants in a beautiful place. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

Despite the development of more efficient printing technology during the industrial revolution, the first printing press was invented by Johannes Gutenberg in the mid-15th century. All other answers are from the progression of this period. Which answer is not a short-term result of the British industrial revolution? Industrial revolution is the rapid development of industrial technology and manufacturing industry. Thanks to the invention of the steam engine, the growth of the city center, the migration of many people to the city to work at the factory, and the tremendous growth of the manufacturing industry (primarily the textile industry), the results quickly It was achieved. Factories are often harmful to workers, and cities suffer from other unsanitary conditions that lead to the spread of diseases such as pollution and cholera, so we will not immediately extend the average life expectancy. German blacksmith Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing machine around 1440. He was the first European who developed a large-scale printing method. The way he uses is based on agricultural screw presses common in agriculture. Prior to Gutenberg, all book productions have to be done manually. Friars and other readable and writable people copy books on a page by page basis, but this is expensive and time consuming. In other words, books are rare, they are rich. The invention of the printing press will help spread the enlightenment idea throughout Europe faster than other methods 1948 - 1952 was the fastest growing period in the history of Europe. Industrial production increased by 35%. Agricultural production is well above the level before the war. Poverty and hunger have disappeared for many years after the war, and Western Europe has made considerable improvements in growth and living standards for 20 years not far before. In addition, due to the long-term impact of economic integration, the income level in Europe increased by almost 20% in the mid-1970s. Historians are controversial about how much money to put in the Marshall Plan. Since there is evidence that complete recovery is already in progress most people refuse to accept this idea. Most people think the Marshall Plan has accelerated this recovery, but they have not started yet. Many people believe that the structural adjustment it imposes is very important. Until recently historians thought European rule, industrialization, and imperialism were an inevitable part of the world's history. This part firstly shows the long-standing view of many scholars that the path taken in the history of Europe is "ordinary" and that all countries should follow the European model to make progress It is. This "modernization theory" is a scholar who experienced the era of European colonization when seeing that former European colonies rejected the lifestyle of Europe and instead support alternative paths Has been increasingly questioned by. From the 1960s to the 1970s, the "world system theory" arguing that domination of Europe dominating the world is the result of European capitalism, cheap labor force development, low growth market in the weaker region of the world Some scholars have developed. ability

You will find on the previous page that water pollution is very harmful to human, animal and water living. These effects can be catastrophic, depending on the type of chemicals, the concentration of contaminants, and where they are contaminated. The following is an outline of the influence of water pollution. (Please be sure to check the latest information sheet for some very unfortunate water pollution cases) The influence of water pollution varies depending on the chemical substance and location to be discarded. Many waters near urban areas (town) are heavily polluted. This is the result of individual dumping of garbage and hazardous chemicals that are legally or illegally dumped in public health centers, schools, markets. The main problem caused by water pollution is that it kills organisms that depend on these waters. Dead fish, crabs, birds and seagulls, dolphins and many other animals are often intertwined at the beach and are killed by pollutants in their habitat (living environment) Contamination also disrupts the natural food chain. Contaminants such as lead and cadmium can be eaten by small animals. Later on, these animals were eaten by fishes and shellfishes, and the food chain continued to be destroyed at further levels. Ultimately, humans are also affected by this process. People can treat diseases such as hepatitis by already eating intoxicated seafood. In many poor countries, cholera and diseases are always occurring due to insufficient drinking water treatment in contaminated waters. The ecosystem (the interaction of living beings in interdependence of life, the interaction at one place) can be greatly changed or destroyed by water pollution. Currently, many areas are affected by inadvertent human body contamination. Now that you read this article you will find that the ecological impact of water pollution is very large and numerous. You were able to understand many other types of pollution that cause diseases, illnesses, injuries, etc., as well as the effects of industrial water contamination, even in humans, animals, plants and the atmosphere. You have examined the 13 most common ways that water pollution leaves traces in the environment and you should better understand its impact on the world around you and you. Water pollution is very harmful to the lives of man, animals and water. These effects can be catastrophic, depending on the type of chemicals, the concentration of contaminants, and where they are contaminated. The influence of water pollution is varied and it depends on the chemical substance and place to be disposed of. The main problem caused by water pollution is that it kills organisms that depend on these waters. Dead fish, crabs, birds and seagulls, dolphins and many other animals are often intertwined at the beach and are killed by pollutants in their habitat (living environment) Water pollution is a shocking problem sufficient to lead the world to the way of destruction. Water is a simple solvent that allows most pollutants to easily dissolve and contaminate. The most fundamental impact of water pollution is directly affected by living organisms and vegetation in the water including amphibians. At the human level, polluted water and infected water are consumed, so several people die each day. According to the Economist report (2008), more than 1,000 children die in diarrheal diseases every day in India. This has increased by an amazing number in the past five years. Water is polluted by natural activities and artificial activities. It is well known that volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc. cause water to change, contaminate it, and affect the ecosystems surviving in the water.

Ernest Hemingway defines heroes as follows. "People who live correctly in an always chaotic, often stressful, always painful world obey the ideals of honor, courage, and patience." Yes, Henry, the hero of "Farewell, weapons", at the beginning of the novel I do not illustrate any of these functions. But as the book progresses, Henry gradually learned how to become a "heming way hero" and eventually advanced to the point where he fully reflects all expectations. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

Through the rule of the Khmer Rouge, Cambodia experienced the worst famine in history and mass killing of innocent people. In order to destroy the culture of Cambodia, not only kill all ethnic minorities and intellectuals but also deprive modern technology and practice from all citizens. There is little evidence that millions of Cambodians are enemies, but innocent people are killed because they may be the enemies of that country. From 1975 to 1979, the Khmer Rouge held power in Cambodia. At that time, about 20% of the Cambodians died in an extreme communist society. During the reign of generics, the great famine between 1888 and 1892 was the worst famine in the history of the area, killing one-third of the total population and estimated the population to be 12 million people. Famine is caused by an infectious viral bovine disease that destroys calves, most of the country's livestock, and kills more than 90% of cattle. Local herds were not exposed beforehand and could not resist disease. On May 2, 1889, Menelik signed the Italian treaty with Wuchale (Italy, Uccialli) in Wollo province. Meanwhile, the throne of the son of Ras Mengesha Yohannes, Atse Yohannes IV (Yohanis), when signing this treaty, said Merlick. "The northern territory of Melab Mirès (Eritrea) is not under my control I am the Abyssinian emperor The land known as Eritrea is not Abyssini Asians - they are Adsals, Bejaa and Tigres Famine is a serious shortage or lack of food for many people. During the famine people are hungry, malnourished, hungry, and often die. In 1845, there was a famine in Ireland. There was a famine called a great famine. It continued until about 1850, but the worst year was between 1845 and 1849. It is estimated that nearly 1 million people died at the end of the famine and an additional 1 million Irish immigrants died. In 1841, the population of Ireland exceeded 8 million people, by 1851 the population has decreased to about 6.5 million people. In British Radi, India experienced the worst famine ever. In the great famine between 1876 and 1887, 10.3 million people died from 6.1 million people, from 1.25 million to 10 million people died from 1899 to 1900 Indian famine. . Recent studies, including studies by Mike Davis and Amartya Sen, claim that British policies in India exacerbated famine in India. The El Nino case caused Indian famine from 1876 to 1878. The first epidemic of cholera began in Bangladesh and then spread to India in 1820. During the pandemic, 10,000 British troops and countless Indians died. The death toll in India is expected to exceed 15 million people between 1817 and 1860. Between 1865 and 1917, an additional 23 million people died. The third plague epidemic began in China in the mid-nineteenth century, disease spread to all the continents living, and 10 million people died alone in India.

Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker was born in Hillsboro, West Virginia on June 26, 1892. Her parents Absalom and Caroline Sydenstricker are presbyterian missionaries in the south and are stationed in China. Pearl is the fourth child of the seven children (and one that only survives until three adults). Her parents are going to be born on vacation in the US; when she becomes 3 months she is ... Read More In her biography, China's pearl back: land travel Hilary spring wrote: "Pearl Sydenstricker was born in a ghost family. When she looks back, she is the fifth of seven children, she I was begging to sing with my mother, listen to songs and tell stories ... Brothers and sisters who surrounded pearls in these early memories also seemed like a dream Arthur Brothers died of dysentery, cholera, malaria for 6 years, Edgar was the oldest 10 years old when pearls were born, stayed for a long enough to teach her to walk, When I returned to the US for education, he will be a young man twenty years before my sister will see him again. "The three people came before I was born, left as soon as I left It was. I am alive, "she said. On 26th June 1982, Pearl Sydenstricker was born in Hillsboro, West Virginia and was born in a missionary of two American Presbyterian churches who served mainly in China ("Buck, Pearl S.") It was. At the age of 2, Bach and her family returned to China, then for the next 6 years, adapting to the culture of China, living while incorporating the heritage of the United States. In his childhood in China, Buck urged her to integrate America and China's culture and values. At the age of 15, the back was sent to the boarding school in Shanghai to continue studying at Randolph Macon Women's College in Lynchburg, Virginia, and graduated to teach psychology in 1914. After that, she finished studying at Cornell University and got a master's degree in art.

In today's world of transgenic hearts and transgenic luminescent rats, Mary Sherry's story of Frankenstein seems to be found in the newspaper in the near future. The discoveries found in modern science and fiction often involve their controversy and negative consequences, the most important of which is the responsibility of the creator of life for what is created. Victor Frankenstein experienced various internal and external conflicts for the creation of his monsters and it also experienced similar problems. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

The Indian border in the western United States is the story of various Indian tribes and white people from 1846 to 1890. This time is very famous in American history. It produced some of the most widely-heard names in the battle between Indians and Caucasians. These names include the chief Joseph of Nez Perce tribe, cattle sitting by Oglala Sioux, Cochise, Geronimo, Mangas Coloradas, and John Ross of Cherokee Nation. These names are still highly respected by historians and can be found in the history books used in schools across the country. The story of Indian border conflict has become a major part of popular history and is often repeated in various forms. These include "drama, penny news, autobiography of Indian fighter aircraft, land mobile phone journey, wild West performances, historical paintings like Frederick Remington, and" important "like Theodore Roosevelt's victory Includes popular history. West (1889-96) portrayed America's development as a long-term Indian war. This special historical example of resting place and general place for Indian history research. The Turnerian border has been attacked by many historians and influenced by the new Turnerians and cultural pluralists, but an important turning point in the history of India and Europe is the concept of Indian white disputes. Popular history will continue to use state-of-the-art modes The Spanish era The various people and cultures that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indians. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, the diseases brought by the people of Europe have irritated them, especially after mission organizations and military agencies have contacted people for their infection (see health and medicine Please give me). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera).

Frankenstein looked at poetry by Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Percy Shirley, but I thought it was difficult to find the romantic idealism and the science I read. Poetry associated with geeks. When I read William Wordsworth's poem "Most Sweet It Is", I found that these two criteria are most satisfying. Therefore, I decided to use it for this response file. Wordsworth first published the poem "Sweetest Man" in 1835. This song is at the end of the "romantic era". Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

Whether the result is positive or negative, the myriad of situations created in life always results in several outcomes. During the novel "Frankenstein", many events drawn by the characters bring good and bad results regardless of the type of situation. Most of the circumstances reported in this novel almost always has a negative result because this impact hurts and hurts the innocence of the other characters in the story. In early SF movies, crazy scientists were ordinary figurines. A crazy scientist in his laboratory takes only 1-2 sets and is very practical because there are few special effects (think about Frankenstein monsters). As time goes on, however, as audiences pay more attention to star science fiction, stories are also popular in fashion. Over the past two decades, we saw a significant increase in soldiers, which is consistent with the picture below. We are more interested in war. This part is the result of technology, computer generated graphics are easier to execute battle scenarios than before. During the Cold War and the space competition, we are more interested in scientific exploration and hope for a peaceful future. However, I also suspect the influence of Marvel comic movies. It is in most cases focusing on certain types of violent conflicts, which also contributes to this trend. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

Fluoride in drinking water has become a hot topic in the past 10 years. Some communities are for it, and some communities are entirely against it. Based on such a series of opinions, some organizations have publicly disclosed the advantages and disadvantages of fluoride, so you can make decisions based on sufficient information. As these investigations tend to be biased towards either one, I will provide information about the party, future prospects and personal opinion to help you decide for yourself. Fluoridated drinking water contains fluoride concentration effective for dental caries prevention. When fluoridated water is the main source of drinking water, low concentrations of fluoride are usually introduced into the mouth. Some of the fluoride is absorbed by the plaque, part of it is temporarily present in the saliva, saliva functions as a reservoir for fluoride plaque, and partly adheres loosely to the enamel surface. (CDC, 2001, page 30). EPA itself acknowledges that long-term exposure to fluoride may have some side effects on the body. Only with generally recommended doses, obvious adverse reactions are diagnosed as dental fluorosis, which can change the appearance of children's teeth during tooth development. In slight form, dental fluorosis will show white stripes on the teeth, but adults will also be affected Evaluation of the effect of fluoride on human health Historical background The history of fluoride in drinking water has been shaped by lies. The government insists that the addition of fluoride to drinking water is safe and necessary. However, studies conducted by many scientists have shown that fluoride intake is not safe. According to the survey, people eating fluoride-containing water show serious health effects. - Pest and cholera make tens of millions of dead people. These diseases were eradicated by progress in medicine. Now, when the whole world is concerned about AIDS, no solution has been found; the appearance of tobacco has brought about great harm to human life. Many people think they have the right to smoke; smoking helps them deal with stress and work more efficiently, and they contribute to the country's economy when they smoke To do.

Refugees are people forced to leave home because of war, persecution, or natural disasters. I studied the experience of Afghan refugees. Afghan refugees left home for about 30 years due to war. Originally there were 700,000 refugees, but due to illnesses such as malaria, tuberculosis, cholera etc., this number is gradually decreasing. Please do not bring in as many personal items that may help you remember where they came from. (They may bring some items, but do not have them) If they have to move through a small space, it becomes overcrowded and can quickly become very smelly and dirty. Refugees in Afghanistan fled in war in their country. Because of this war, they were not in Afghanistan for 30 years. The war began in 1978 and continued until 1992. Later, refugees in Afghanistan go to Pakistan where they are temporarily safe. "Home" is a place you feel safe. All your memories are in your house. When you have a "home" it usually means you are safe and you do not need to worry about it. Refugees in Afghanistan are different from refugees in Afghanistan because they have to depart because they are not safe at home. During the Vietnam War, all Vietnamese refugees faced difficulties. They had to travel on a boat, and the boat would be very dirty and smelly. In addition, Vietnamese people can only carry their belongings. Finally, their food supply is low throughout the trip. Every time they eat something they can save it. For reasons such as war, refugee's life may begin to become a reality, but it will change again soon. The following explains how these texts represent the experiences of general refugees. To understand their feelings, we interviewed some people about their experience of leaving their hometown and starting a new life. Another mention to support this idea is in the article of the son of war, it says, "I have to crawl on my hands and knees and be hit." Because he is dangerous he can not be safe even in his own house, he can be shot • What is the author's argument to link refugee's general experience and title novels in the preamble paragraph? This argument is emphasized in this paper. When a mother decides to escape, she and her child become refugees and they try to find a new place to go home. Like other refugees all over the world, my mother's life seems to be changing "inside and outside." · In the second half of the paragraph, what is the author's argument for the title of the novel and the mother of Kazakhstan? This assertion is highlighted in model articles. In the novel, the mother decided to escape with her family to escape their house in South Vietnam. She knows that they may never go home. This decision distorted the mother's heart. Let's think about the meaning of the novel title, Inside Out & Back Again. How is this title related to the general refugee experience of evacuating refugees and finding homes? Also, how does Kazakhstan's experience experience this general experience example? To answer this question, find the strongest evidence and text link the experience of the character in the novel "inside and outside" with the experience of the actual refugee. Hint: "Please think about the meaning of the title of the novel both inside and outside. What is the relationship between the refugee's evacuation experience at general households and the general experience of Kazakhstan's experience?"

Mann 's novel "Tristan" (1902) shows how emotional attitudes towards death of readers are weakened when aesthetically juxtaposed with aesthetic sense, but Essinger' s "Mirror Story" (1954 ) Explain. A way to emphasize death through opposition action. Both stories expand around death - Eichinger's things are clearer, and the man is more ambiguous. An important factor in how death plays a role in two stories is based on the way the authors set the story and the images used to convey better descriptors. The use of a metaphor represents the evolution of social order. The death of Thomas Mann in Venice and the illness described in Tristan's "plague" and the coronation ceremony of Albert reveal the evolving value of Western culture. The phenomenological analysis examines the depiction of their illness, and people see the reflection of philosophy at the beginning of the 20th century. Tristan wrote in 1902 the decline of the nobility of Europe and the rise of the power of the new world. In the death of Venice, cholera represents a change in social structure by emphasizing the relationship between beauty and death. Thomas Mann's novel "The Death of Venice" is a piece surrounded by the perfect theme that is on the verge of crazy. The protagonist of the novel Gustav von Aschenbach as a writer is very clear and pays close attention and is a perfectionist in his work. He is also very isolated, as he is a husband, his work seems to be a substitute for love. He likes his sentences very much and he loves it because he may be a lover. When he was strangely awakened by a man, he seemed to be aware of what he was always compensating for, and he gave him a strange expression on him. Goethe's master novel contains utopian elements. 1 / 2alzac, Keller, Tolstoy also have similar functions. We could not find them at Thomas Mann. At that time we were facing a special "representative" writer. Thomas Mann shows the overall picture of bourgeois life and its predicament. But it is a picture of the exact moment, it is the precise stage of development. (To be sure, this characteristic of German bourgeoisie can only develop before the fascism era So far, the man has not yet explained the Germans as fascist fascists or opponents, Germany's reason is in Mann's work people are rediscovering themselves more intimately and intimately than other writers and these problems are solved at many levels so it is solved and Man's novel He has a much stronger influence than his contemporary novel.

Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States of America and was born on March 15, 1767 at the wax show village on the western border of South Carolina. Jackson became an orphan raised by his uncle at the age of 14. Jackson was born in a poor family. When his parents died, he went to his uncle, wealthy slave and landlord. As a result, Jackson moved between wealthy people and property owners. And they monopolized the fame and political influence of the country behind. Andrew Jackson was born on Waxhaw Settlement in South Carolina State on March 15, 1767. His parents Andrew Jackson (father) and Elizabeth Hutchington (mother) have three children. They are Hugh Jackson, Andrew Jackson, and another Robert Jackson. His reputation was bad, as he was sullen about Jackson 's childhood. He grew up with people ready to fight to defend his honor. Later he knew he would do the same for himself. Whenever a boy jokes about Jackson, Jackson will challenge him. As a little boy, everyone said that Jackson "never give up." When his mother grew, he wanted him to become a pastor. In 1781, Andrew 's mother died in cholera while comforting his cousin. He grew up at my aunt Jan Crawford 's house. Jackson's mother often tells her about the boy about the war and its grandfather and how he fought in the war. By this, Jackson wanted to be part of the war. He was later called a counterfeiter Andrew Jackson is the son of an Irish immigrant, Andrew and Elizabeth Jackson were born in a remote location of Carolina - later considered the remote border of the United States. His father died just before Andrew was born, and his mother tried to raise him for education. Jackson refused and became a wildboy who likes to bully his companion if his father does not exist. The revolutionary war influenced juvenile Jackson in a very personal way and made it possible for him to treat Britain forever. When the war came to his area, his eldest son Hugh volunteered to fight during Stono Ferry's battle and soon died. Jackson is a chief of a local patriot commander, but there is nothing to prepare him for the trials of the British army and his other brother Robert.

New Jersey's water residential, commercial and industrial development is the largest contributor to the landscape change in New Jersey. When expanded in a certain area, the concept of Megalopolis which is a huge urban corridor between Boston and Washington, DC is secured effectively every year, such as development pressure starts in another area, agricultural land becomes narrower, road becomes dense, etc. I will. Many residents are obliged to compete for natural resources. Desperate measures and newer technologies have been used to replace the bad plans of the decision makers suffering from competing interests and the lack of foresight. For many years divers and historians knew what was underneath the dark sea near the Atlantic coast of New Jersey. At 7 pm on Wednesday, November 16, when Dan Lieb, president of the New Jersey History Diver Association launched a shipwreck on the Jersey coast, residents were able to understand the secret buried in the sea. The Burlington County Volunteer Center announced last week that it was again nominated for that famous Lloyd's Community Service Award. Encourage the general public to submit the names of those who are worth respecting their excellent community service and volunteer service records. The Center pays tribute to up to three individuals appropriate for the annual awards ceremony dinner in the spring of 2017. The nomination form is available at www.volunteercenterburlingtoncounty.org. In 1908, Jersey City, New Jersey became the first city to conduct routine monitoring and disinfection of drinking water in the United States, thousands of cities in the US followed closely, with disinfection of protected water sources and regular It complemented monitoring. The resulting reduction in the incidence of infections such as cholera and typhoid fever is important. By 1900, 100 cases of typhoid are estimated per 100,000 people every year, decreased to 33.8 cases per 100 thousand by 1920, and decreased to 0.1 cases per 100 thousand by 2006. The acquisition of Haddonfield's water and sewage treatment system by the American Water Company in New Jersey was approved by the New Jersey State Utilities Committee and completed on 21 May. New Jersey American Water will start service to Houdon Field's 4,500 water supply and sewer customers and will complete the transition in June. "New Jersey American Water is proud to be able to provide services to the residents of Hadonfield, we are providing high quality and reliable water and sanitation service," said William Wally, president of New Jersey Water Company, USA It was. "The tradition of the New Jersey American Water Company is to provide excellent service to our customers, to meet their concerns and to ensure that their water quality meets or exceeds state and federal standards."

"Height of morbid fear", in 1887, "Finals, Top" (see Spicy) from the Latin Medical Latin, Greek Across, + - Phobia "Fear". It was created by an Italian doctor Andrea Verga 's thesis describing its condition, and Verga himself suffered from this condition. In a paper he read at an alien meeting in Pavia more than a year ago, the author acknowledged his extreme fear of Highland. He was not afraid of the spread of cholera, but was worried about installing a ladder, discovering that he did not use the elevator because he was not on the coach or even seeing the first floor of the window was uncomfortable did. ["American Journal of Psychology", November 1888, Overview of Verga Report] Afraid of heights is called afraid of heights. Fear of high altitude ranges from fear of rising tall buildings to fear of standing in a chair. People with afraid of heights fell into panic at a certain height and often do not trust balance sense. Other symptoms include shaking, dizziness, and nausea. This is an extreme reaction standing on a chair. Scientists believe that fear of height is well adapted to our world, it is dangerous to fall from height. According to experiments, infants and young children need attention to their height. This shows that people inherently do not like height. However, most children and adults are a bit nervous at high places, but they do not have phobias. Many scientists believe that phobias are learning responses to childhood trauma experiences such as high fear and degeneration of parents. Simply put, the definition of afraid of afraid is a highly phobic. If these Ferris wheel and roller coaster are involved, people with acrobia - that word comes from Greek word high, "Akron", fear in Greek, "Phobos" - usually amusement parks I do not like it. Due to the high fear of terrorism, people of the altitude phobia may think that they are willing to stand on the mountain. Even people who are afraid of height can avoid driving a bridge as it can cause dizziness. This high degree of phobia can cause unpleasant symptoms and the fear of high altitude may be completely avoided. Many people are suffering from the fear of nature or the natural fear that they may have been or were in a state or current state. One of the most common phobias is altitude phobia, also known as heiophobia. Disgust is displayed incorrectly as dizziness. Researchers said, "They are very afraid, people who are afraid of them, people who have a lot of mistakes (Callaway, 2009). They are worried that they may shake, sweat, restless, not grasp things Once these steps reach various levels, you will be able to think about the possibility of a fire, they may not listen to the instructions given

The story of Frankenstein and Hyundai Prometheus gave me different feelings. I saw it for the first time about five years ago, and when I read it now, I made a different understanding of the concept. The story includes letters from traveler R. Walton and his sister Margaret. Walton wants to arrive at the North Pole and hopes to discover a new part of the world. On the ice sheet he found a man riding the boat, Victor Frankenstein. He talked about his story, why he was there, and what happened to Mr. Walton to warn him to do something wrong. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

The place we know today in Washington State, Oregon State, California State, Nevada State, Idaho State, Utah State is not part of the United States unless it is an Oregon Trail. The 2,170 mile route from Missouri State Independence to Oregon State Oregon moved the early pioneers to the western United States. Over 25 years, more than 500,000 people participated in the trip. The first visitors to the Oregon Trail were Marcus, Narcissa Whitman, Henry and Eliza Spalding in 1836. The Oregon Trail is a very important aspect in the development history of our country. When Marcus and Narcissa Whitman traveled the Oregon Trail for the first time, many Americans saw the window of opportunity. The Oregon Trail is the only practical way to cross the Rocky Mountains. Pioneers pushed themselves into a van and tried to bring it into an unstable land, but 10% of these settlers died on the way due to illness and accident. A trip along the Oregon Trail is a long and difficult experience. As it spans almost 2,000 miles, blazers usually need to drive for 12 to 16 miles per hour for 4 to 6 months. During the journey, the settlers had to do cholera, poor hygiene, and unexpected firefights. Travelers need to gather all the resources they need to survive. Travelers usually travel a lot of people to help obstacles such as gully, deep mud, blizzard, thunderstorm, river etc. After the mountain people, a group of larger pioneers made a dangerous journey to the west, hoping to sweep the forest and cultivate the fertile valleys of California and Oregon. By 1860, hundreds of thousands of people achieved western goals by following the paths of Oregon, California, Santa Fe, Mormon. The long and difficult difficulties usually begin with Saint Joseph or Missouri independence, or Council Bluffs in Iowa and go through the Great Plains along the valley. It takes several months for a carriage to reach the foot of the Rocky Mountains at a distance of just 15 miles a day or to face the sufferings of the South West Desert. The last life and death challenge was to cross the Sierra Mountains and the Cascade Mountains before the first heavy snow. Blazers are worried about indigenous attacks, but the most common and serious danger is disease and depression due to bad living environment.

In the 21st paragraph of the fourth letter, Frankenstein said: "People's life and death are only the price paid for the knowledge I am seeking Frankenstein overcomes these factors, As long as it can be claimed that discovery will return to him, he began to tell his story that even if a person falls it is absolutely not a big deal, he may eventually create him I did not think about the creative and the possible impact it could have on the world of society and medical technology. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! "Gay created a monster, a monster killed a guy, everyone killed a monster. Frankenstein" This is an important sentence of the whole movie. Ambitious Alfred Running made these robots to help humans complete their daily chores and realize his dreams. Therefore, Dr. Lanning closely resembles Mary Sherry's first novel, Frankenstein or Dr. Frankenstein of Modern Prometheus. In this story, Victor Frankenstein is passionate about science and has an interest in the principle of life. These interests evolve in an unnatural way and create artificial humans from several corpses to see if it is possible to animate this. As Frankenstein says the doctor is trying to give life to the corpses. Dr. Frankenstein and his servant gathered many bodies. Such as: head, hands, feet, body, etc. Dr. French Stein made a monster and left him in the dungeon. Because monsters are huge and terrible, they regard monsters as adults, but it has a baby's heart. At the same time, the monster learned to talk from the blind. Monster killed Dr. Frankenstein 's brother and compelled him to make Dr. Frankenstein a spouse, but this failed. The oath of the monster revenged, he killed Dr. Frankenstein's best friend and Dr. Frankenstein's bride

In the world, there was always discrimination even among individuals, communities, countries, even countries. This was particularly evident in the UK during the First World War. Although men are needed on the battlefield, health checks prevent many people from entering the battle. In tests such as visual acuity tests, many men who rely on glasses lost their combat power. The reason is that people not only pose a danger to themselves, they not only pose dangers to the surrounding people, they are worried that these people will lose their glasses. (2) If TSG approves the medical committee procedure, the soldier will be given the opportunity to receive treatment again. If a soldier insists on refusing medical care, the commander of the medical facility will inquire the appropriate special court, military conference office the problem. Please submit a copy of the Medical Committee Program. Special Court - If military conference authorities order soldiers to obey and soldiers refuse to obey, the commander takes deployment requirements, especially the active army (AA), the Army Guard, the USAR single parent and the double military couple and their families can do. A plan must be in place to ensure that families pay appropriate and appropriate attention when deploying soldiers, temporary duties (TDY), or when military requirements are not available. Medical manager of Potomac Army (Civil War). This is the place where thousands of injured soldiers are handled in overseas war of the 20th century. Many soldiers are dying, and their ghost is still a ghost to this hospital in Park Presidio. It has been surrounded for years, but you can find it under a fence above it. Many windows were opened, but the underground door on the back side of the building was opened. Also, many windows are eliminated, it is stingy, graffiti, very strange. You can hear the footsteps, see the reflection of the light, and sometimes see the cold wind. It will not enter S.F.P.D. - The police patrol the area and if you get caught, you may be arrested or fined. 2001 - Letterman Military Hospital was dismantled. Since 2005, LucasArts occupies this site and there are no ghost reports yet. The soldiers got various illnesses and injuries during the war, and many soldiers were hospitalized many times. Medical services are relatively primitive, and many life-saving antibiotics have yet to be discovered. Therefore, minor injuries may be fatal. The vaccination at the beginning of the 20th century is not as common as it is today, so mumps, colds, dysentery, typhoid and cholera are common. Bad sanitation of the trench caused the disease to get worse and more soldiers died of disease than gun wounds, gas attacks, artillery

There is no life without water. Since the early evolution of the earth, water has become the core element of the creation and development of life. Almost all creatures on the planet require water to survive. It is the main ingredient promoting the evolution of animals, plants and animals. In fact, many people believe that life will never develop unless water on this planet exists. This article explains several topics, from water needs to human survival, to the proper management of these resources. We can all prove the fact that water keeps life. In fact, our whole existence can go back to water. Almost every civilization in the history of mankind is built around water. Mesopotamia was established between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and Harappa was built around the Indus and the Egypt Nile. If it is clean, water meets our biological needs, health needs, hunger needs. In fact, clean water is the core of almost every project we consume. However, at the same time, if the water is dirty or too much, there is a possibility to die. Cholera, typhoid and dysentery, dengue and malaria - it is the main cause of some of the most important health problems we face today. Of the 1,000 most serious natural disasters since the 1990s, including the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in 2011, 90% accounted for rich water-related disasters (mountain storms, storms, tsunamis, hurricanes) . Without water, there is no life on earth. Life almost certainly started from water. From pregnancy to childbirth, the child is in a gentle state in the water (amniotic fluid) bag, protecting the fetus from physical harm and buffering. After giving a child 90% of breast milk, the birth of a child is predicted by "breaking down water" (Nagin, 2008). Water is essential to the survival of plants and animals. Rainfall is the cause of the growth of weeds and trees, which helps to protect the earth's surface from soil erosion caused by wind and rain. Wild grass is the natural source of animal feed. The grass is also used for a variety of purposes such as the roof and weaving. Rainfall is also important for dry crop production; it is the main source of food and crops such as cigarettes, cotton, and insects.

T. Coraghessan Boyle's "Friendly Sky" is a story of a woman, Ellen, who attempted to go to New York with her mother but could not do it due to some delays. Initially, the aircraft had mechanical problems, and then the pilot claimed that they lost their take off position. When the aircraft finally left the LAX, the engine ignited and an emergency landing was requested. After returning to the airport, she can only take non-non-stop flights to stay in Chicago. With this flight, Allen recalled her past painful details, so she used prescription medication to alleviate her pain. Robert Boyle (1627-1691) was one of the main thinkers in the latter part of the 17th century. As a British - Irish philosopher and writer, Boyle will focus on chemistry, physics and natural history. His research on pressurized air led to the development of Boyle's Law. It describes the relationship between pressure and gas volume. Boyle is one of the founders of the Royal Society of London. Robert Koch (1843 - 1910) is a German physician and is one of the founders of bacteriology or bacterial research. Koch discovered bacteria that cause tuberculosis and cholera, and determined the cycle of Bacillus anthracis. Koch also improved methods for studying bacteria, including culturing pure cultures and staining bacteria to make them more visible and distinguishable. In 1905 he received the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine. Since his paperwork, Principe has been challenging and occasionally bothering other scholars In 1989, he analyzed Robert Boyle's work page and page at the Royal Society in London. Boyle is a philosopher and chemist of the 17th century and is also called one of the fathers of modern chemistry for experimental observation. Boyle 's contemporary fans are not kind enough to accept his inspiration for actively participating in alchemy. In the first conversation by Principe on this issue, at the international conference, the man stood in front of the audience. He opened a copy of Boyle's book "Skeptical Kistmist" and began to recite Principe's scripture with the enthusiasm of the missionary. After all, how does a chemical father get absorbed in silly themes like alchemy? Portrait of Shannon. Robert Boyle F. R. S. (1627-1691): British scientist born in Ireland, Robert Boyle (1627-1691), an early supporter of the scientific method, the founder of modern chemistry. Boyle is known for his pioneering experiments in gas physics, his skeptical singularist, his role in the creation of the Royal Society of London, and his charitable work in American colonies. The scientific revolution laid the foundation of the era of enlightenment The age of enlightenment emphasized the importance of scientific methods, using reason as a source of major authority and justification. When enlightenment flourished in the 18th century scientific authorities began to replace religious authority until the discipline thought to be legal science (eg alchemy and astrology) lost scientific credibility.

Fanu's Carmilla, Stoker's vampire, and the vampire murderer Buffy's new women's vampire is a relationship between a character often subject to social exclusion and a new female fearing man. The British Victorian patriarchy was an important aspect of literature during the Victorian era. Further evidence supporting persuasive Victorian literary relations between vampires and new women can be inferred from defining unique sex role criteria in complex societies. The first British vampire story was published in the 19th century. The most impressive story of this era is The Vampyre (1819), J. It was John Polidori. Sheridan Le Funu's Carmilla (1872) and Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) (Melton xxiii-xxiv). In the 20th century, the United States became the focus of the Vampire Story (Abbott 6), and there was a specific resonance in the type of horror, fantasy, and mystery. Eventually, the story related to the vampire became popular with the penetration of the romantic teenage drama type that reaches the climax with modern pop culture. In the past decade, successful films and TV series such as the Twilight Saga movie series, Buffy - Vampire Slayer, Angel, Real Blood, or Vampire Diaries created primarily "Vampire hyper" for girls (205 age) Fanu's Carmilla, Stoker's vampire, and the vampire murderer Buffy's new women's vampire is a relationship between a character often subject to social exclusion and a new female fearing man. The British Victorian patriarchy was an important aspect of literature during the Victorian era. Further evidence supporting persuasive Victorian literary relations between vampires and new women can be inferred from defining unique sex role criteria in complex societies. Many of Stalker's biographers and literary critics have found a strong similarity with the classic of the vampire type of Carmilla of the earlier Irish author Sheridan Le Funu. When writing Dracula, Stoke may also talk about side, some of which call a blood - sucking woman. The legend of Ireland's Abhartach is also considered an information source. Also, it is thought that mothers' events when Sligo's serious cholera occurred in 1832 are very influential. Particularly buried while living Le Fanu's Carmilla is said to be the inspiration of Bram Stoker 25 years ago by Dracula. This terrible novel is the story of a girl named Laura who lives alone in a remote location in Austria with her father. Because of the enthusiasm of the fellow, Laura was excited about taking a young lady Camilla to her door in a traffic accident. However, as Lara begins to know more about her boldest secret of her new friend and terrorism continues, Camilla is not what she thinks. Inspired by Poe 's short story, Usher' s Passing moves mainly around the Usher family and its mysterious family house. Over the generations, this family has become increasingly wealthy in the sale of military weapons. But this is the most unfortunate tragedy of the family. The secret legacy of the fallen blood is hidden in the wall of the house. Rix Usher, the successor to family property and property, took over the dying father and led to an unimaginable evil trip.

Ernest Hemingway defines heroes as follows. "People who live correctly in an always chaotic, often stressful, always painful world obey the ideals of honor, courage, and patience." Yes, Henry, the hero of "Farewell, weapons", at the beginning of the novel I do not illustrate any of these functions. But as the book progresses, Henry gradually learned how to become a "heming way hero" and eventually advanced to the point where he fully reflects all expectations. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine.

The history of marijuana marijuana has been used for entertainment and medical care for centuries. There are many reports on the dosage of many historical relics. Its use dates back to 2737 BC. When Emperor Shennong used it for medical purposes, it included malaria, gout, memory problems, rheumatism and analgesia (Carter et. Al., 2003). The East India document of Atharvaveda dates back to 2000 BC. Please see that medicine. Jamestown settlers plant marijuana made from cannabis. Perhaps one of the oldest medicines in American history is marijuana planted by Jamestown colonists around 1600. Before the Civil War, marijuana was the main source of income in the United States, and in the 19th century marijuana plant prospered. From 1850 to 1937, cannabis was widely used as a medicine, even a counter at a pharmacy or grocery store could be purchased. Cannabis has become an attractive alternative to alcohol after raising alcohol prices in 1920 Legalization of marijuana cannabis has existed since the beginning of the 20th century. Throughout history, marijuana has been illegally used for recreational and medical purposes. Recently, marijuana has been used for medical purposes such as supporting HIV / AID patients, treating migraine, suppressing nausea by chemotherapy. Today, 21 US states legalize medicinal hemp, including two states currently legalizing marijuana for recreation. From In this discussion we will discuss the history of marijuana, the influence of cannabis, the use of hemp for medical care, and the reason for the legalization of cannabis. Cannabis is defined as a plant with a strong aroma (http://www.dictionary.com), and its dried leaves bring a lot of excitement and hallucination. Synonyms for marijuana are marijuana, hemp, pot, grass, weed, dope, skunk, Mary Jane and Cannabis Sativa. Plants are planted with fibers and have been used as a source of medicines for thousands of years. The first use of cannabis as a drug is considered preservatives and analgesics. Over the years, marijuana has been used to ease pain, ear pain, edema, inflammation, acne, asthma, skin diseases, cholera, appetite promotion, and even pain relief at birth. In the 20th century, with medical advances, doctors were able to extend the use of this "miracle" plant. The history of marijuana dates back thousands of years ago. It was illegal in many countries of the 20th century. In the past 20 years in the United States, legalization of medical marijuana has been legalized in 20 provinces and the District of Columbia and is being discussed vigorously. In these jurisdictions, physicians recommend that marijuana for medical use must carry a marijuana card (for medical use) in particular. People who do not have such cards may be prosecuted for the possession of marijuana. There are different guidelines on the legality of possession and the use of medical cannabis by the country permitting the legitimate use of hemp. For example, at least one person is prohibited from growing at home, and some states have restrictions on the operation of pharmacies.

Mary Sherry: Frankenstein In 1818, British literary magazine "British critic" valued Mary Sherry's novel "Frankenstein", Hyundai Prometheus. The critic wrote: "We hardly need to say that these volumes do not have any of the principle, purpose or morality, the fear filled with them is too grotesque and we can not approach a sublime Stopped and laughing directly; But we have a morbid adventure that pathologically wandering imaginations that came out of all the legal boundaries may be trained to better with these disjointed combinations I think that. Real monster, Frankenstein Mary Sherry's victor, Frankenstein is the story of Victor Frankenstein and his work. "On a dull night in November, I worked hard ... I saw the dark yellow eyes of this creature being open through the brightness of the semi-extinguished light.The action excited my arms and legs (52) This is the time and place of biological resurrection. In the novel, Victor Frankenstein is a scientist. Monsters called "monster", "biological", "devil", "it" have not been named yet. But if you make a mistake to call Monster Frankenstein, you are not alone. Every coral reef witnessed Abbott and Costello movies. Mary said that her name was "Frankenstein". But Frankenstein is the German name for Frankish stone. In addition historian Radhu Florescu claims that Shelleys has visited Frankenstein Castle on the Rhine. There, they must understand the unbalanced alchemist named Conrad Dipple who lived in the castle. He is trying to make a longevity drug called Dippel's Oil. Let people live more than 100 years. Like Victor Frankenstein, Dippel was rumored to dig a tomb and test the corpse. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

The greatest modern story is often from ancient myths, and Mary Sherry's novel Frankenstein has also proved this claim. Frankenstein's story, complete with reference to John Milton's "Lost Paradise" and Prometheus in ancient Greek mythology, is very similar in many respects to the living thing itself - that is, It is spliced. However, Terry W. Thompson persuadively claims that scholars are still ignoring Greek hero Hercules, one of Frankenstein's most influential literary ancestors (Thompson 36). There are many differences between Frankenstein creatures and other popular Halloween related monsters. His origin is based not only on ancient legends, religious concepts, or historical figures, but also on the literary essence restricted to mere books, Frankenstein or modern prometheus. Nonetheless, since the first novel was published, the public perception of this creature changed drastically, bringing very different styles and plot stories in various filming. To understand the history of literature is necessary to understand the truth about the tragic history of this creature and the fact that decades of filming has made him a monster of today's movies. Frankenstein, or Hyundai Prometheus was issued anonymously in London in 1818. Sherry's name first appeared in the novel when it was reprinted in 1831. The original Frankenstein novel, influenced by the Gothic style and romantic literary movement of the 19th century, the theme was completely different from the story of the later version. Characteristics of the organism itself constitute one of the main differences. This primitive creature is not an innocent fool but is characterized by a sensitive and wise person but he is sore, revenged, because he is being driven away by human society and his father Dr. Frankenstein In the end it will be a murder. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

In the years before 1918, at the peak of the First World War, at least 50 million people worldwide died and a disaster occurred. (Taubenberger, 1918) Although this disaster is not the number of deaths due to warfare, some people may think that this disaster has been made possible by globalization associated with the First World War. This disaster was mentioned in the Spanish influenza in 1918, but since the research and historians believe that the possibility of this disease occurred in Spain, the devastating plague "Spanish influenza" is a historical failure It might be accurate. The seams are very unlikely. In 1918, the influenza virus spread all over the world, causing a global epidemic. This epidemic is called 1918 or the Spanish flu. This is caused by an influenza A (H1N1) virus that scientists believe are mutating from influenza virus previously infected only to birds. Its evolution and change are sufficient to infect humans and spread quickly among people. Since this type of influenza virus has never been infected, it will soon infect many people. All three pandemic viruses and new A (H5N1) are considered to be derived from animals. While it is believed that 'Asian influenza' and 'Hong Kong influenza' come from certain kinds of birds, the 'Spanish flu' in 1918 is thought to have contracted through pigs. In 1976, a new swine influenza virus caused human infection and a serious illness. For this purpose, some countries adopted a vaccine against swine influenza. As a result, there was virtually no pandemic. Some people are trying to develop a vaccine to cope with the recent epidemic of avian influenza. (Four) Many epidemiologists and virologists are comparing the yearly fatal influenza epidemic of 100 years ago with the 1918 influenza epidemic that continued until 1919. Generally known as the Spanish flu, the epidemic has caused widespread panic and hope. . The current estimate shows the origin of disease in Kansas state and the record shows that about one-third of the world's population is infected with it. Approximately 50 million people worldwide, including 675,000 US citizens, have died of influenza Despite the relatively high morbidity and mortality rates of the 1918 - 1919 epidemic in the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries, the Spanish flu has started to disappear until news such as avian influenza comes out. Epidemics in the 1990s and early 2000s This led some historians to mark the Spanish influenza as "a forgotten pandemic". Various theories about why the Spanish influenza is "forgotten" include rapid epidemic progress such as, for example, killing the vast majority of US victims within nine months and restricting media coverage Yes. The general population is familiar with the epidemic pattern of late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Typhoid fever, yellow fever, diphtheria, cholera occur simultaneously. These occurrences may reduce the importance of influenza epidemics to the public

The story of Frankenstein and Frankenstein Frankenstein. A story that I am familiar with most of my life. It is the most popular among horror movie enthusiasts and has become one of the most popular stories around Halloween. Some people think that this is a story about men and his terrible works. But is there anything deeper? Mary Sherry, Frankenstein's writer, details the many truths about the era of modern science. She can be very real with Victor Frankenstein and monsters in the drama. In Frankenstein, various topics were introduced. Dangerous knowledge, lofty nature, nature and cultivation, monsters, secrets and guilt. I chose a theme as nature and cultivation. Nature is a natural characteristic of a person, child rearing is the environment surrounding one person. This novel argues indirectly whether personal development is affected by nature or whether it is influenced by JVC and monster cultivation. In the novel, Victor grew up with care and addiction by two happy parents. Nature represents the biological characteristics of life that is handed down by birth, and cultivation represents the quality that living things draw out of society. In the novel "Frankenstein", Mary Shelley said that if society has no influence on him, nature and cultivation through depiction, setting and satire to show that creatures created by Frankenstein will not become monsters I will draw a theme. Draw depicting Frankenstein and his creature depicting the theme of nature and cultivation Discussion on nature and cultivation is a common theme among Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein. In the novel, readers are exposed to atrocities committed by the creatures of Victor Frankenstein. The question is "Is the nature of the monster malignant, or is it such an environment that makes it violent act committed by it?" In fact, the nature of monsters and how society responds to their existence may be the cause of homicide appearing in novels. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

All of these will represent our concern in the way we protect Mother Earth. It conveys the need to improve the cleanliness of the environment, so each one of us can depict how we care and protect our Mother Earth Every time I hear the song "Anak ng Pasig", I remember how the river is contaminated. To my knowledge, our government is still working on a project to clean the river in order to avoid the illness it brings to residences near the river. ILOG PASIG is a sightseeing spot in our country, but people lack attention to discipline and our environment. ILOG PASIG proved to be the night of most people with cholera, diarrhea and other diseases. This is the first news song to become "platinum". It sold over 100,000 CDs and made it an official monster. Anak ng Pasig is the annual best song of the 1993 Aliw Awards. Obviously, it hit the correct code. This song is about a child raised in a river, I think that it always has black water. One day, she saw an old picture, and it was still a clear stream of brilliant water. She burned and accused the perpetrator wasting water on the river. This is far from the lyrics of Nicanor Abelardo's classic Mutyana Pasig's lyrical and fluid lyrics. But the same can be said for rivers On 3 December 2010, Young Voices celebrated the international disabled day at SM North Skydome and sang a commentary draft entitled "Anak ng Pasig". It is organized by the PWD Leadership Alliance led by AKAP Pinoy. This event was successfully held through collaboration with municipal agencies, government agencies, organizations with disabilities, private companies, and public companies. Climate change is one of the main problems we are currently facing. This means a drastic change in the natural environment, such as sea level rise, more intense and frequent storms, and other abnormal disasters caused by destruction of natural resources. As a way to save the earth, young people with disabilities still interpret the popular song "Anak ng Pasig" even though they are in a wheelchair. Young voices can represent their mission to promote an ecologically friendly community.

To my knowledge, drinking water is exhausted when an ancient seafarer finds himself in the middle of the sea when drowning. But in this poem, what he said before nearly two centuries ago is certainly related to today's real life. One of the most serious threats to humankind in the next few decades is the absence of fresh and clean water. Today the earth is still rich in salt water, but freshwater is not so. The worldwide situation is that less than 3% of the world's water is fresh and the rest are seawater and non-drinking water. Water: Despite the shortage of clean freshwater in most parts of the world, there are millions of unspoilt lakes and rivers, both large and small, in the Northwest Boreal Forest. In fact, North America is the source of freshwater from the world's largest unfrozen water. We supply fresh tap water today at home, but we do not truly understand the importance of water for our lives. For many countries in the world it is not that easy to supply fresh and clean water. As the population of the world increases, freshwater systems around the world become closer. According to the current pollution and the ratio of overpopulation, scientists speculate that by 2050 two-thirds of the world's population may not have access to clean drinking water in some cases. Developing countries such as Malaysia are under serious influence of water shortages. Without cleanliness or freshwater, hygiene problems may lead to health problems and fewer personnel. Many people who can not supply clean water on a regular basis will eventually use filthy water in a contaminated stream. In the long run, people who use contaminated water will develop health complications such as cholera and diarrhea. There are several survival skills in the water distribution process, such as miscellaneous drainage recycling. Miscellaneous wastewater recycling is wastewater generated in the washing machine, and dishwasher is used for other things. Miscellaneous wastewater can be used for cleaning of residential compounds, flush toilets and so on. Therefore, when additional water such as watering or cleaning of plants and gardens is necessary, please do not put water in the drain outlet.

The theory of Karl Rogers has brought about a major change in psychology. He is the first person to announce the complete treatment course for future reviews and research. Since conversational therapy is often called a term that is called human-based therapy and is often preferred term, speech therapy is non-medical, so we replace the word "patient" with the word "customer" (Kirschenbaum & Jourdan, 2005). The main purpose of "human-centered treatment" is to assist customers in providing responsibility to customers by "transferring standards" to customers rather than to others (Thompson, 2003) . People-centered therapy Karl Rogers is one of the pioneers of customer-centered treatment for people-centered treatment "known to people." Carl Rogers was born on January 8, 1902 at Oak Park, Illinois on the outskirts of Chicago and is the fourth of six children. His father was a successful civil engineer and his mother was a housewife and a devout Christian. His education began in the second grade as he was able to read it before his kindergarten. - ... According to the Oregon - California Trail Association, "... people picked up the garbage left at the last meeting, stopped the disease and spread it by yourself ..." Cholera also goes from the train train to the train train. There was no way to handle it at that time, so many people died here. A human-centered approach was developed by the famous American psychologist Carl Rogers in the 1940s. It has several names including people counseling, customer-oriented therapy or Rogerian therapy. This consultation method is humanitarian, it is based on Rogers' opinion that everyone is fundamentally superior and that they can realize their possibilities. Personnel treatment is far from the traditional therapist model as an expert. Conversely, in a human-centered therapy, the client is considered an expert and listens to the client's therapist. "We will guide the treatment process without hindering or interfering with self-discovery of customer processes." This way they say that they can encourage customers to feel their abilities as they discover their emotions, decisions and customs, as they work toward the lives they want.

This is an important day, everything must be perfect. Everything continued to this point, I felt uncomfortable in my stomach myself soaked in sweat. At first, this is the reason for the market, as families, friends, and teachers are bystanders at the time of graduation. It struck me violent abdominal pain, as if it lasted for a few seconds to extinguish my breath. Then I would like to suddenly use the bathroom. This is the perfect case of diarrhea that makes my precious day difficult. This is my mother's famous pea soup, I can not resist it. This is very dangerous Diarrhea is a common problem encountered during digestion of food Fortunately, it is a calm condition, but it is a little serious for time. The digestive system is a way for the body to absorb nutrients from the food we eat to maintain our daily lives. The first step of the digestion process is done before we taste food. By thinking about smelling the appeal of food to your senses, you are keen to smoke the first delicious food. All the food we eat must be broken down into atoms and molecules, nutrients that the body can absorb. These nutrients include carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals. Proteins must be broken down into amino acids, starch is broken down into monosaccharides, and fat is broken down into fatty acids or glycerol. Not all parts of food can be used as nutrients, and these unwanted products are excreted as feces after being "screened". Moisture in the food is also absorbed by the blood and supplies the necessary fluid to the body. Start digesting in the mouth before food reaches the stomach. Even by seeing the taste, smelling, or even imagining, it will trigger salivary gland as a trigger for saliva. Food is digested through the digestive tract (gastrointestinal tract) and helps other important abdominal organs such as the living pancreas to help filter nutrients. Liver production Vomiting and diarrhea Vomiting and diarrhea are caused by bacteria (viruses or bacteria) that infect the intestine (intestines). The intestines do not function well, body fluids are drained (vomiting), they invade the intestines (diarrhea). When viruses (such as rotavirus and norovirus) cause it, people call it "stomach influenza." Diarrhea is also caused by bacteria such as Salmonella and parasites. Food poisoning and drugs can cause diarrhea and vomiting. Antibiotics (drugs that kill bacteria) do not kill the virus. Antibiotics may worsen diarrhea Emergency department name Emergency department address Emergency department Telephone number issuing procedure Diarrhea occurs abnormally and frequently, and is watery defecation. This is one of the most common physical disabilities. Diarrhea may be a mild symptom of some more serious diseases such as intestinal (intestinal) tumor, or it may be a major symptom of intestinal infection caused by bacteria, viruses or parasites. Diarrhea is a serious disease caused by a slight inconvenience of 1 to 2 days. The most serious diarrhea is seen among cholera patients. The result of diarrhea is loss of electrolytes such as sodium and potassium, dehydration, and in severe cases heart failure. Diarrhea is the main cause of infant death. If you know the cause, treatment of diarrhea aims to eliminate the cause. Medicines such as paregoric like this can be used to reduce irritable bowel

Ernest Hemingway uses a hero in "weapons of parting" Ernest Hemingway tends to use the hero in a non-heroic way. At first, the hero may seem obvious, but later he discovered that the real hero is not what it looks like. With farewell weapons, Hemingway used a real hero to guide the hero to the hero, but failed. Hemingway painted his hero as a man of strength, courage and courage, but even heroes have their drawbacks. For example, Frederic Henry, the main character of "Farewell, Weapons" survived, bombarded his own people, and badly hurt him. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn

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How will people change when a crisis or tragedy occurs? At Mary Shelley 's novel Frankenstein, Victor learned thought lessons before acting. Before making a monster he is relatively happy thinking only about his study. After his creation his work became his phobia and his creation (his love when he was building him) became his torture. After all, he studied his lesson and stopped myself before making the same mistake again. In creating life, people learn to live a little life. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Thomas Mann's "Venice Death" introduces a provocative love story between an older man and a little boy. It captures the life of an old German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach who fell in love passionately with a young Polish boy named Tadzio in Venice during the holidays. But the love of Aschenbach is impossible to achieve and real relationships will not be born. The romantic relationship between the characters is unilateral, but the novel steadily created diverse and controversial explanations. Visconti 's Venetian interpretation of Mann' s death Thomas Mann 's "Death of Venice" is a very complex novel. To put it on the screen, the director must choose the most important (or most descriptive) element from the mythical, psychological, and philosophical aspects of the story. The plot basically does not change. As I am most interested in Aschenbach's gay stories, I will focus on the strange looking person, Aschenbach's dream, and the parallel relationship between rejection of this disease in Venice and his own Tadzio denial . Thomas Man talked about the Greek myth in his novel "The Death of Venice". One of the Greek myths mentioned in the death of Venice is a struggle called Apollonian vs. Dionysion. Thomas Man was strongly influenced by his teachings of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Apollonia and Dionysus' fight. According to Nietzsche, everyone contains the characteristics of Greek gods and these two men are always in an internal struggle to dominate their personal character. Thomas Mann's "Venice Death" introduces a provocative love story between an older man and a little boy. It captures the life of an old German writer named Gustav von Aschenbach who fell in love passionately with a young Polish boy named Tadzio in Venice during the holidays. But the love of Aschenbach is impossible to achieve and real relationships will not be born. The romantic relationship between the characters is unilateral, but the novel steadily created diverse and controversial explanations. Thomas Man (Thomas Man), "to die in Venice", was written in 1912 with decadent aesthetics and symbolic stories. Gustav von Aschenbach (Gustav von Aschenbach) has a literary form of discipline, a monk of German writers, a perfect sense, and then write. On the way to a vacation in Venice, he met a boy named Tadzio. Obviously, this boy is a wonderful example of the Greeks, almost like the beauty and innocence of God. Attraction Once there is Assembach, in self-expense of pride and dignity, support for boys and eddies of decadence willingly obsessed with obsessive growth obsession fell. In Venice a deadly cholera invasion, this charm finally took his life. He had the opportunity to leave, but he could not bring himself to leave what is the object of the present desire. Since then, his life has ended to accept madness

Whether today's technology is ready to create "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley. When Mary Shelley announced the novel Frankenstein in 1831, the general public was introduced to the idea that humans create others without scientifically using copies. Subsequent disasters of the novel show a horrible fact of creating a non-natural human. It was in 1831 that scientific knowledge had not evolved sufficiently enough to cope with this idea. Now, with the beginning of the new millennium, the ability to scientifically produce people from clones genetically identical to others, or other people is our morality, whether many people doubt the weather. Today, Frankenstein 's popular image may be an image of a mad scientist who overreacts God in a lonely laboratory on the stairs. For traditional Christians, this novel is an estimated human story of the type that the hero is properly punished beyond the human boundaries defined by God. When the first edition was published, reviewers of Edinburgh magazine proposed temporary orthodox reading: in 1823, Brinsley Pique gave him the stepwise adaptation of the novel "estimate", or the fate of Frankenstein I gave it. He used a comic assistant and a narrator Fritz to make a story of orthodox sins and curses. His Frankenstein immediately repented his creative behavior and said, "Tell me that the sudden flash of my dark soul and my attempt was not godly" "Frankenstein is as efficient and resonant as today's 1818. Between this two hundred years, Frankenstein and its adaptation, and whether there is a decisive one or novel of a novel This year's text reflects the energy of excitement and tension leading to a new era of science and society ... but some of the reasons that make it a bit uneasy is that it is very interesting That is the opportunity to see a 200 year old novel.The 200 years have reflected a great many stories, and for the most part focusing on the possibilities of choice, stories and change, only scientists I can reflect the changes of their creator as much as possible. " In the novel Frankenstein of Mary Sherry, the main character Victor Frankenstein created a monster. Because of his appearance, monsters in the novel were deprived of their normal lives. Like this creature, some of today's continuous killers are killers of the same rejection. In Frankenstein of the novel, Mary Shelly warns that childhood abuse and negligence often leads to evil behavior. His childhood negligence certainly influenced Charles Manson and contributed him to become a monster. biography When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

As an artist Frankenstein Frankenstein said he is a young man at his father's house He points out that he is not like Elizabeth and likes to follow poet's creation in the air. Instead, he pursued pursuit of knowledge of the "world" through investigation. As the novel goes forward, it is clear that the meaning of the word "world" is that of Frankenstein, which is highly biased or limited. In the material world thinking that ideas are not realized, he will try to research it to make it a worldly existence. Frankenstein: A contemporary Prometheus is a story of a young scientist, Victor Frankenstein, who created a creature consisting of various parts of the human corpse. After this creature was born, Frankenstein gave up his work in fear and ran away. This creature was born to be innocent; but after encountering human hostility he became savage and began killing. Frankenstein can no longer dominate this creature, and the book ended with a tragedy. In his article of the book, PVS SeniorMax Mulé stated his opinion about the protagonist Victor Frankenstein. In 1818, Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelly. In Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein blew his life. This creature kills William, Henry Clerval, Elizabeth. Victor promised to make female creatures for this creature, but he did not fulfill his promise. This annoyed this creature. The creature ran away and Victor followed him. Victor got on a Walton boat. Victor died, this creature came, and his creator died and was sad. This creature says that he must end him In Franke Stanley of Mary Shelley, Victor will not make creatures for this monster for this monster. He loved Frankenstein and used Justine and Elizabeth to create creatures that are expected of this creature (Zakharieva 429). She must choose between them, but she will not. Instead, she killed himself, so she did not need to choose. Therefore, Victor not only creates God without a woman, it not only acts God, but also the creatures he creates through his own life and his own destiny. In a bride of a whale Frankenstein, the bride is afraid of a monster and chose Henry Frankenstein before burning the place. This causes a debate about the gender triangle between Elizabeth's two knights and women. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

Organic: A very calm concept machine may become organic matter. This is an interesting question and is provided in three texts, Kri Shell, RUR of Karel Capek, and The Defecating Duck of Jessica Riskin. Those who make creatures insight into organic existence. From these readings it can be concluded that while the Frankstein monster and the RUR end robot are, the duck of "defecation duck" and the beginning robot of RUR can not be thought of as an organic organism . When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

In Frankenstein, monsters and JVC experienced many frustrated and injured situations. I think the monster is a real victim. From that day he entered his life, he was rejected by anyone. His creator never taught him the right or wrong thing. In addition, monsters trying to become wives are killed in front of him. These pain makes this monster like a victim of the victim Frankenstein. From the beginning, this monster was abandoned by his creator Victor who is the only person who had a relationship with him. The fact that the author used Victor Frankenstein as a victim of monster terrorist acts makes this story very interesting and easy to track the events that readers take in stories. Shelly said how Victor Frankenstein became a tragedy about his personal life experience in the novel and his interest in science and obsession when he became the target of the monster terror he produced. I forgave to talk about Taka. At the beginning of the story, the novel explains how Frankenstein ended up on a ship used by the British explorer Robert Walton. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus compared with Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, with the mythical character Prometheus, who shapes humans using clay and gives them firepower. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

Among Frankenstein 6 stories, Victor (he is the hero) Frankenstein experienced many tragedies caused by the creation of his "monster". One of them - eventually the main reason for inspiring him to pursue his creations - is that he feels guilty and indirectly indulges him in his family, his only best friend (Henry) and your own experience It is known to incorporate. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

I read the book "Farewell to Arms" written by Ernest Hemingway in 1929. Ernest Hemingway was born in Illinois in 1899. When he was young, World War I broke out, he decided to join the Italian army as a driver of ambulance. After the war he served as a reporter in Europe. As a reporter, he visited France, Spain, Greece, and others reported in the Spanish Civil War. He stayed in Europe during the 1920s and 1930s. In addition to his work as a journalist, he started writing books. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. In Hemingway 's novel "Weapons by Hemingway' s Farewell", Frederic Henry became a codename hero. At the end of the book, his beliefs and values ​​were changed to the characteristics of the code hero, and Catherine Berkeley was a code hero. Code hero obeys existentialism. Code hero will also try to enrich their lives, and Frederick's behavior seems to show similar desire at the end of the novel. At the beginning of the novel, Frederick Henry's idea was blinded by the pleasure of the senses, so he could not control himself. He has some features of the code hero, but his way of thinking is not completely a character of the code hero. After meeting Catherine Berkeley, he began to learn to train himself. Henry drank too much wine and a rogue at a brothel near his own town. Whatever he wants, he can not control his life. During a long stay at Ospidale Maggoire, he learned more about Catherine.

Frankenstein 's book, Mary Sherry, the two main characters, Victor and Monster' s Frankenstein books have completely different personality, and their behavior expectations are very different from people 's imagination. When JVC's monster project finally resurrected, JVC feared it and avoided it and showed to the reader that he is a very selfish person. Monsters and Victor are two years apart until the monster talks for the first time after finding Victor. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Introduction Analytical chemistry is a field of chemistry, including qualitative and quantitative assessment of elements or compounds consisting of materials to be analyzed. This section is divided into several methods and techniques. Each has its use and importance: volume analysis and gravimetric analysis, thermal analysis, qualitative analysis, spectral analysis, instrumental analysis and electrolysis. Desalination of water by chlorine is considered to be one of applications of analytical chemistry. Inhaled chlorine in the shower, drunk and ingested. Chlorine has a bad taste and smell. It affects your skin, hair and general health. Chlorine may irritate the skin and dry hair. It can cause asthma attacks and cause trouble for people who fight eczema. Chlorine may also affect your bladder In Canada, the most common way to disinfect drinking water is to use chlorine, chloramine, or chlorine dioxide. Chlorination of drinking water is one of the most important public health advances of the 20th century and saves more lives than the sum of all medicines. It virtually eliminates all bacteria that caused diseases such as cholera, typhoid, dysentery and hepatitis. More than 200 million Canadians are drinking chlorine-based drinking water every day. Chlorine disinfection is used in each of Canada's 3,000 drinking water plants. Chlorine-based disinfectants have the long lasting energy required to help prevent the regeneration of microorganisms as water is distributed from the treatment plant to the faucet Chlorine is added as a disinfectant to drinking water and removes harmful bacteria. Harmful bacteria are usually in areas where water is available. The controversy over this problem is that chlorination can be a pros or cons of consumers. Chlorine is currently the most effective method of water treatment compared to other methods. However, it also reacts with natural organic compounds present in water to produce long-term harmful chemicals. When water chlorination began in the early 20th century it was welcomed as an innovative solution for waterborne diseases. Since untreated drinking water can carry pathogens that cause serious diseases, the short-term health benefits of chlorinated water will soon become apparent. However, since scientists have determined that disinfectants react with other chemicals in the water, chlorination is rapidly complicated by long-term health problems. We would like to look at these reactions and explore the reasons for those concerns.

Laughing a lot is a very effective way to recover from physical or mental damage. More generally, maintaining a positive prospect of life will help eliminate negative emotions at difficult times. I think that the best thing for you now is to spend some time with the people you can make fun of. After all, laughter is the best medicine. The best way to improve the situation, especially to make you feel happy: laughter is the best medicine Laughter is a good thing - that's why we all heard saying that "Laughter is the best medicine." There is strong evidence that laughter actually promotes health and helps fight disease. In this article let's look at laughter - what it is, what happens to the brain when laughing, to laugh, how it makes us healthier and happier. I also understand that there are still many people who can not understand This is a very popular view that laughter is the best medicine. This means that by participating in humor and creating laughter we are good for health. This idea seems to be reasonable, as it seems that people enjoying humor and expressing laughter seem to emit positive energy. Humor has become an integral part of everyday life, and we can understand this from the beginning of life, because the first reaction that the baby produces is a laugh (McGhee, 1979). Humor and laughter have a long history of evolution even before language, but the progress of human intelligence has made it possible for us to transform into a form of universal communication. It is also an important social function that may help our species survive (Gervais et al., 2005). They are the best medicines, but in reality medicine is the best medicine. Unfortunately, when the undead goes to earth, both may be missing. Given the general disarray around you and the declining infrastructure, the risk of tetanus, cholera and botulism will never be high. Demand for antibiotics, vaccinations and anesthetics will be very large. Once looters and soldiers release their supply supplies retailers and production shops in the world, your community raises the necessary materials to create their own remedies. As a major in pharmacology, you learn about compounds that produce certified medicinal substances, learn how certain chemical substances interact with the body, learn the side effects of various treatment strategies, learn about human body, pathology and treatment Learn about. Complex dynamics between drugs they need

One lesson learned from medical experts last year from Ebola patients in the United States was that it is difficult to spread this disease. Ebola virus is awful because it kills more than half of the infected population. But it is not floating in the air, it needs to be in close contact with body fluids. A nurse was infected with the Ebola virus when he was treating the patient in Dallas one year ago, but he unconsciously flew to Cleveland without being infected by others. Mark Gendreau, medical director of the emergency department at the Lahey Medical Center in Peabody, Massachusetts, said he "helped create an air guide to prevent disease spread." "At least in the United States, health care workers have more problems than ordinary citizens." In addition to Ebola, airlines and airports have taken various measures to reduce the spread of diseases such as influenza, Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome and severe acute respiratory syndrome. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), representing 260 airlines around the world, has developed guidelines for handling suspected infectious cases, including encouraging all workers to wash their hands repeatedly . Other guidelines say: - If possible, the light waiter needs to assign a special toilet to sick travelers and prepare a mask for coughing or sneezing. Contaminants such as tissues, masks, pillows and blankets are sealed with a biohazard bag - As half of the air of modern passenger aircraft is recycled, maintenance personnel should replace air filters with suspicious infection cases - Baggage handlers should avoid the use of visible blood or fluids, as baggage and cargo should not pose a risk of airborne disease. The World Health Organization repeatedly said in July that the occurrence of Ebola in West Africa is a public health emergency that is of international concern. However, the Secretary-General of the World Health Organization emphasizes that there is no reason to close the borders or isolate passengers. Lawrence Gostin, a law professor at Georgetown University and director of the Public Health Corporation Cooperation Center of the World Health Organization, said "bacteria do not know the boundary." According to the International Air Transport Association, Gendreau said last year about 3 billion people were flying between 41,000 airports along 50,000 routes. At the peak of the January epidemic, researchers at the Global Health Force in 2017 - 2018 unfortunately canceled the retreat of our year due to the increased risk of disease through a large group meeting. The occurrence of our community and the subsequent miniaturization clearly inform us of the importance of building a strong health system to fully understand the conditions necessary to ensure health and happiness I remind you. Cholera is a preventable disease that is closely related to poor infrastructure and sanitation habits. Cholera is also very treatable, but treatment and management are difficult if there is no powerful primary care service In the 1980s, due to the occurrence of foodborne diseases and medical-related infections, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention became more aggressive in promoting hand hygiene. This is an important way to prevent the spread of infection. Due to the outbreak of swine flu in 2009, many countries have come to recognize the importance of washing their hands with soap to protect themselves from such infections. For example, a poster of "correct hand washing technique" is hung next to a washbowl for washing hands in a public toilet, a German office building or a toilet at the airport. Prevention of the spread of infectious disease means the prevention of infectious diseases caused by infectious diseases such as detection of acute infection, thorough notification of infectious diseases, prevention of the spread of infectious diseases, and measures against infections. Preventing environmental hazards means to monitor ai

Frankenstein is a creature or monster. Whether Frankenstein 's creature is a creature or a monster is an important element of the whole novel. Mary Shelley succeeded in using the language to create and manipulate the reader 's perception of this anonymous creation. Frankenstein comes from a respected and well-educated family; "My family is one of the best family members in the Republic." This immediately gives the reader the impression that he will be a merciful person. When the mother died, the reader expressed sympathy to Frankenstein. I will create it. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Is Frankenstein a creature or a monster? Whether Frankenstein 's creature is a creature or a monster is an important element of the whole novel. Mary Shelley succeeded in using the language to create and manipulate the reader 's perception of this anonymous creation. Frankenstein comes from a respected and well-educated family; "My family is one of the best family members in the Republic." This immediately gives the reader the impression that he will be a merciful person. The reader feels as follows ... Monsters describe all the bad things in the world, epic stories that have been going on for centuries, are fearsome, evil fantasy creatures representing the sufferings of the grand heroes I will run freely. The Angowa Saxon epic Beowulf is no exception. Someone was born and created a legend like Fire Dragon, others are related to the Bible. In this investigation, Beowulf monsters will be explained and will continue to be analyzed as a symbol of countless different ideas. A relationship Occasionally monsters are portrayed as friendly or misunderstood creatures. King Kong and Frankenstein monsters are two examples of misunderstood creatures. Frankenstein's monsters are often drawn in this way. For example, Monster Squad or Van Helsing. Hulk is an example of a prototype of "monster as hero". The theme of "Friendly Monsters" is everywhere in popular culture. Chewbacca, Elmo, Shrek are obvious examples of friendly 'monsters'. Monsters Co., Ltd. The furry monsters of The Muppets and Sesame Street live in harmony with animals and humans, while living things scare the children to produce energy for running machines. Many cynical monsters that are benevolent in Japanese culture, such as Pokemon franchise and pioneering animation "My Neighbor Totoro" are seen. This series of monster high / web drama / toy series is another example

Ernest Hemingway took advantage of the experience of World War I and strengthened the plan of "Farewell, weapons". In Henry and Hemingway's experience, you can draw parallel lines through the novel. Both are Americans serving in the Italian army, both injured and went to Milan, both fell in love with a nurse. However, there are slight differences in many of these similarities. There is no real problem in events based on his actual experience in Hemingway's novels, but "goodbye weapons" is never autobiography. Hemingway and Symbolism Ernest Hemingway and Symbolism Ernest Miller Hemingway is a prominent American writer in the 20th century. He writes several novels. For example, "Farewell Weapons", "For Whom", and "Old Man and Sea". "The sun rises as usual" was completed on April 1, 1926, and was issued in October 1926. "The sun rises as usual" is the expression of Hemingway 's life. He changed the name and some details of his friends, but the real identity of these characters is evident to everyone in Paris. All novels are autobiographical, and no matter how vague the experience of the author is, they can find traces of their life in any story. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is based primarily on the personal experience of Hemingway himself. Frederic Henry, the hero of the novel, experienced the same things as Hemingway 's life. Some of these similarities are accurate and some are similar, and the results of several events are totally different. An Italian army ambulance during the First World War. The novel takes us through the relationship between Frederick's experience in war and the Italian nurse Catherine Barkley. At the beginning of the First World War, the novel began in the mountains of northern Italy. Frederic 's roommate Rinaldi took him to visit his favorite nurse. Rinaldi said nurse Catherine Barkley soon fascinated Frederick, he was also the same as her. Before going to the forefront, Frederick temporarily brought her to the courtroom. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

How does climate change increase the likelihood that people will develop cancer? Global warming is an increase in the average temperature of the earth, glaciers melt to form acid rain, causing sea level rise, leading to vegetation and animal death. What you might not know is that climate change is also killing humans. "Cancers are the main cause of death worldwide, equivalent to the population of Bulgaria, and 6 million people have died in 2008." Global warming also increases the exposure of toxic chemicals that carry toxins into the water. "All social problems are on the bedside," Rose Ann said. The incidence of environment-related cancer and asthma is rising, diseases related to climate change, diseases related to starvation, homelessness, unemployment and poverty are part of social indicators of health. "If you do not become a social supporter, you can not be a patient advocate of the day," Rose Ann said. A year later, 107 CNA protests were held and the president's order to reverse Schwarzenegger's rate was overturned. Members of other trade unions were initially afraid to challenge the famous governor, joined the nurse protests and were defeated by the four anti-union initiatives introduced by Schwarzenegger. His popularity has plummeted from nearly 70% to his thirties, and his dream of becoming the president shattered. Discussion on whether climate change is genuine is over. Undoubted evidence from around the world, such as extreme weather events, record temperature, glacial retreat, sea level rise, shows that climate change is occurring and is much faster than previously thought It is. We are increasingly looking at the frequency and intensity of nature's rebellious world natural disasters, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, rising seas, losing species, and species on the earth. In the sixth extinction case in history, that was also the first extinction that caused us to decline. ... pollution, world sin The main effect of climate change on health is the increase in mortality and morbidity caused by extreme weather events. This includes floods, droughts, tsunamis, heatwaves, other disasters that threw out thousands of deaths in developing countries and even in developing countries. For example, more than 280,000 people died in the Asian tsunami in 2004, while only 15,000 people died in France at the hot summer of 2003 in Europe. Although such disasters are an important issue, indirect health impacts due to climate change are equally important. Higher temperatures lead to serious health risks for the elderly, increasing the likelihood that people working outside the home, such as farmers and builders, will suffer from heat stroke and heat stroke. As temperature and rainfall increase, many deadly diseases including malaria and cholera increase. For example, mosquitoes carrying malaria virus breed in a hot and humid environment - climate may make the climate more common

In today's society, human gender is not necessarily an explanation for that person's sex, so it is very important to express the sex to be expected. The concept of "performance" is highly convincing because a series of actions specifying women or men must be performed frequently. Interestingly, and obviously, "behavior" resulting from identifying a woman and her woman is different from the behavior that distinguishes men from their men. Currently, men are always asked to confirm their masculinity and to confirm. Like the poet Lyonel Trouillot wrote about ash, I will forgive the smog I saw during work in the morning. I am ambitious as I have abandoned most of my cultural life, and eventually I do not like it, so this is the city. My architecture and urbanism are rare. I, J. I can only speak to a studio museum designed by Max Bond and I can only say that David Adjaye is a new architect here. David Adjaye is an African who grew up in Europe. New York City is designed for business in Northeast America and its modernist culture. Therefore, it is big, well built, beautiful at its highest, and very serious about its business. Due to delays in negotiations and ongoing street protests, the international community strictly controls failures. In the past 10 years, Haitian poet Lyonel Trouillot explained, "All political decisions in Haiti were behind this nebula that is actually known as the international community." I am in the country with the support of America, France and other countries. The UN forces that were in charge of the epidemic of cholera issued nearly 10,000 deaths and many cases of sexual abuse have been condemned by many Haitians but by many international actors and Haitian economic elite It is considered a political necessity. Use billions of dollars for this mission with mission including political stability and security This memorial also offers the opportunity to show how historical memory can be used for political purposes. A monument is a way for society to use history to shape the future. Haitian anthropologist Trouillot wrote that the monument silenced the ignoring event and filled the silence with the story of the power of the event they celebrated. The museum exhibitions called attention to their silence and let the monuments talk about suppression. This will help you to understand the American memorial landscape. It will help visitors understand how history is being formed and used.

In the past 70 years, the surge of plastic products has become extraordinary, but it is very simple, but without them you can not live. We currently produce about 300 million tons of plastic a year, but half of it is disposable. More than 8 million tons of plastic is thrown away in our sea every year. Plastic is inexpensive, versatile and has many functions making it ideal for many applications. However, these qualities also make it environmental problems. We have developed a "one-time" lifestyle. And it is estimated that about 50% of plastics are used only once and thrown away. Plastic is a valuable resource and plastic contamination is an unnecessary and unsustainable waste of this resource. There are about 50 billion plastic bags every year in the world. Use more than 1 million bags per minute According to the data of Container Recycling Institute, the US sold 107.7 million PET bottles drinks in 2014. 57% of these equipments are plastic bottles. In 2014 57.3 billion books were sold. This is an increase from 8 billion bottles sold in 1996, the first year of available data. The process of manufacturing bottled water requires about 6 times more water per bottle. 14% of all waste is generated from the drink container. Given capital letters and labels, the numbers get bigger Approximately 40% of the cause of death in the world is due to water pollution. Contaminated water affects animals and plants of marine organisms and these organisms can cause diseases that are harmful if human beings eat. In addition, drinking water pollution caused by natural water resources can cause diseases such as jaundice, cholera or typhoid fever. The main problem caused by noise pollution (also called sound quality pollution) is that it affects the physical and mental health of individuals who are exposed to excessive sound. Sometimes it can cause hearing impairment or even hearing loss. It may also cause a change in blood pressure and eventually the possibility of causing problems leading to coronary artery disease Environmental pollution is one of the main reasons for the shortage of drinking water. Pollution contaminates available water sources and risks water to human consumption. Contamination can also adversely affect the environment, adversely affect and may drain water (Levy 62-67). This section explains three main pollution types, water and air pollution and groundwater contamination. Air pollution is caused by human activity such as fuel combustion, harmful gas releasing industrial products or automobile products, and emission of greenhouse gases. Air pollution is the main cause of global warming. Because the gas released into the atmosphere makes it possible to confine more heat to the surface of the earth, leading to global warming.

New England Aboriginal New England Aboriginal people first felt the influence of smallpox and other diseases in the first decade of the 16th century. Just after John Cabot explored the coast in 1498. By 1504, French and Portuguese continued fishing trips and began spreading the disease. However, in 1616 and 1617, numerous people of indigenous peoples were murdered. Diseases such as varicella, cholera, plague, tuberculosis, etc. were first introduced to New England. In the UK, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans keep track of Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people around the world. Unfortunately, vaccines and antibiotics are not necessarily effective, and scientists need to find new ways to treat diseases that have not yet cured, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetes. On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter illness. Jenner did not initially recognize the association between vaccinia and smallpox and it was not even the first physician to use the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received vaccinia smallpox. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully document all the stages of his experiment: when the patient recovered he used general anti-fluctuation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient deliberately infects a natural strain taken from a recently recovered or altered smallpox victim. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause a more mild form of the disease. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variation to protect patients from smallpox The arrival time of smallpox in Europe and Southwest Asia is not clear. Smallpox is not explicitly stated in the Old Testament, the New Testament, or in Greek and Roman literature. Although some people have discovered that the plague of Athens said to be derived from "Ethiopia" and Egypt, or that Cartago surrounded the sacred city of Syracuse in 396 BC, many scholars believe that this disease is like smallpox Pocladi once existed in the Mediterranean in his life, and he will not be explained by these people. In the ninth century, Persian physician Rhazes provided one of the most descriptive explanations of smallpox, and in his Kitab fi al-jadari wa-al-hasbah (smallpox and measles book) It was the first person to distinguish between measles and varicella. Man. Smallpox occurred in most parts of Europe in the 16th century.

After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. In the final decisive battle, injured knee, the Indians lost 146 deaths and 51 injured in the United States. The Spanish era The various people and culture that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indian. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, especially after the mission and military forces touched people for their infection, the diseases introduced by the Europeans made them dissatisfied (see health and medicine). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera). After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. - As the first ethnographic journalist in Indian culture, George Catlin played an important role in Westerners' glimpse of North American Indian culture and photography culture "not civilized." After the expedition of Lewis and Clark, Kathrin began painting for famous Indian leaders wearing their traditional costumes and recorded his experience through a series of letters.

Persistent impression of Frankenstein Since its publication in 1818, Frankenstein has given the audience a lasting impression. There are many reasons why this popularity continues. At the simplest level, Frankenstein is a novel that shows how to ignore death to the audience, but at a deeper level it reveals more about humanity and emotions. That is why I believe that this novel has been in existence for many years and is still very popular. From the simplest level, Frankenstein is a novel about how to challenge death. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

The Philippe War's War: The Civil War Webster's new university dictionary is a new university dictionary of the Civil War Webster that wars the country, the organization, or the relatively large people who are characterized by the use of violence and high physical strength between combatants or civilians "The civil war is a" war between the same National Party ". More specifically, civil war is an internalized war between people living in the same territory. In the 1600s, the newly formed America consisted of British colonies and Indian indigenous people, and those who lived in the New England area broke out in extreme warfare. 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension of colonial expansionists, the war between King Philippe and the Americans began in New England. Bloody war crashed in the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, Rhode Island wetlands king Phillip (Metacomet colonial nickname, leader of Wampanoag) was chased and killed, the war in southern England was concluded. In New Hampshire and Maine, Sark Indian continues to raid the settlement for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians.

Gabriel Garcia Max and chocolate waters, souvenirs like Laura esquil Latin American society place great importance on being virgins when they get married. This value is one of the main themes of the record of death predicted by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. By contrast, the virginity of Laura Esquivel's "Chocolate Water" does not appear to be important. However, this is only superficial, but when studying the deeper meaning of each book, the authors seem to think that this social theory is simple. It depends on what you are looking for. I was particularly fascinated by Laura Esquibel, Pablo Neruda and Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It is worth noting that Laura Esquivel likes the chocolate water, Gobriel García Marquez 's loneliness and love during the centuries of cholera, and Sonnet of hundred love of Pablo Neruda. I usually paint watercolors. This is a very interesting medium and you can use it to develop many techniques. It is cheaper than oil painting and easy to manage. However, even if the paint was challenging, I like them very much. Gabriel Garcia Max and chocolate waters, souvenirs like Laura esquil Latin American society place great importance on being virgins when they get married. This value is one of the main themes of the record of death predicted by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. By contrast, the virginity of Laura Esquivel's "Chocolate Water" does not appear to be important. However, this is only superficial, but when studying the deeper meaning of each book, the authors seem to think that this social theory is simple. Garcia Marquez criticizes irony about the virginity of women in Latin American society mainly; Laura Esquivel has higher value in her new nursery rhyme than Like Water for Chocolate. Please speak like the actions of Chencha and Gertrudis through a role suggesting that women can continue their lives even if they are not virgins. Compared with the past, what is not a virgin or a virgin in today's Western society is not as important as their culture, such as marriage between women and children. By contrast, in Asian society, parents do not allow children to sleep with others, so it is not acceptable for women to become virgins before marriage.

Vedanta is the culmination of Vedas. It is in the research of Brahman. It is science to raise humanity to the secular aspect. This is a rational way of absolute, eternal, and infinite meditation. Vedanta is the culmination of human experience, the end of thinking abilities. This is the maximum and best knowledge. I will reveal this wisdom to the ancient saints Saurabh Gupta of the Indian Express reported the movie as a 5 star, called the intersection of Ocean 11/12 and "Flashdance" in the movie "Mera Bharat Mahan Emotion". Rivf won two out of five movies and said, "This movie is like a camouflaged, huge grandmother, so we can not think seriously." NDTV also evaluates this movie as 2 stars out of 5 stars, whatever the box office income, "Providing is nothing new," he said. First Post's Mihir Fadnavis said, "This movie looks and feels like a home video project for two people to enjoy in the whole universe," he believes that "the sea 11 has been rewritten." Rohit Vats of Hindustan Times said, "Listen to Farah Khan of New Year?" With five creative ideas in the movie. What is the meaning of these non-deterministic chaotic lines? The answer is you, the answer is that we are the world we know that our country is the best We are the poorest countries how far we know Mela Bharat Mahaan, how? Your mother Ganga is polluted, your aunt Yamuna is dead, all children are malnourished, hundreds of thousands of children are dying of cholera and ziaheria, but we treat cancer Then you can cosmetic surgery, our God? No, we just want to punish the criminal, but that person is not a cry of intelligence. No, wealthy people are always protected by these laws. But you are a British terrorist, thinking about men, because he is a part of us, because he is a free fighter, Bagat Singh, Pakistan was like a hell, England said it was It is the origin of the originating dream for all of this I do not know what kind of problem is. But when people say "Mera Bharat Mahaan" to me, I am angry. Can anyone explain why India is wonderful. In addition to the population, what are the advantages? Thanks to Sunny Leone, we will overtake China within a few years. India's gross domestic product (GDP) is lower than that of France and Japan, and geographically it will surpass these two countries if the two major powers of India merge. But if someone says India is poor, it will hurt ourselves. We also protest, how is it? Hahaha ... Please remove the application. Mind the concept of blowing

Bioterrorism Brucellosis is a very threatening biological weapon because it may not die but may potentially render the victim ineffective. In addition to that, the symptoms it causes are very nonspecific, so diagnosis is difficult. There are countless bioterrorisms and there is no doubt that it will be used in the future. The only thing we have to worry about is how it will be serious. Despite the difficulties in developing agreements to prevent the use of biological weapons, their existence continues to cause problems on a global scale. Ushuburuzera disease is a serious zoonosis commonly caused by brucella abortion eradicated from Australia by brucellosis and tuberculosis eradication (BTEC). Human brucellosis is also caused by pigs, other brucella and Switzerland normally transmitted from wild boars, causing severe "influenza-like" diseases. Cat Scratch Fever is a clinical syndrome reported in humans for almost 100 years, but the pathogen Bartonella henslae was only found in 1992. Several other Bartonella sp. It also includes syndromes of the same or similar diseases. Illness is caused by a cat's wound (or bite) and the spread of bacteria. Acne and pustules first form around the site of infection. When wound healing, regional lymphadenopathy and abscess fail, the disease progresses. People who are in close contact with numerous cats (such as veterinarians) are at greatest risk To report any of the following, please contact the Ministry of Health at (360) 786-5470. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Animal Bite Disease Virus (eg West Nile Virus) Addiction (Food Poisoning, Wounds or Infants) Brucellosis Campylobacter cholera Cryptosporidiosis Insect diphtheria suspected of biophobia caused by this disease It is reported (including the case where report of illness is unnecessary). Talk with your child's health and wellness program public health nurse at (360) 786-5581. For details, please visit www.co.thurston.wa.us/ health / phadm / cd.html. Fire / police / ambulance: 911 C. PS: 725 - 6996 Addiction center: 1-800-222-1222 Animal care: 360 - 352 - 2510

Water is the basic human needs. Everyone on the planet needs at least 20 to 50 liters of clean water per day, safe water to drink, cooking, and just keeping themselves clean Contaminated water is not just dirty - it is fatal. About 8 million people die each year from diarrheal diseases such as cholera. Thousands of other things have got worse seriously due to the range of water-related diseases - many of them are easy to prevent The United Nations believes that universal access to clean water is fundamental human rights and an important step to improve the standard of living around the world. Communities that are short of water are often economically poor, and their inhabitants are involved in a cycle of sustained poverty. When a sick child is absent from school, education is often plagued by diseases and time-consuming processes where water and water are not readily available, and economic opportunities are often lost. Children and women have these burdens Water is obviously essential for hydration and food production - hygiene is equally important and complements the use of water. The lack of proper medical services not only causes the disease to breed but also deprives people of the basic dignity. Water-safe drinking water is essential to all living things. Access to safe drinking water improved over the last few years, but about 1 billion people are robbed of safe and clean water. More than 2.5 billion people can not use adequate sanitation facilities. The report published in November 2009 shows that by 2030, in some developing regions around the world, water demand will exceed 50% of supply and about 70% of human fresh water will be used for agriculture . People are using more and more materials to contaminate people's drinking water. Many blue-green algae appeared in the northern part of Lake Winnipeg during the past 9 years in the decade. These are caused by excessive phosphorus ... show more content A few percent of the world's water is made of water, but only 2% is safe as drinking water. Water, simple two part hydrogen, and part of oxygen are the most important elements of life function (importance of water network). Water gives life to all creatures, occupies two-thirds of the human body and is important to maintain a balanced body and balanced body system. Without water, the body will get worse and stop working within a few days. Water, plants, animals, and our prosperous ecosystem Supplying safe drinking water is essential to human life and safe drinking water should not pose a serious risk to human beings. Several heavy metals are essential to human health, but excessive amounts of these metals can have negative consequences. Heavy metals are released to the environment through natural processes and human activities. Most waste generated in industrial processes is emitted into the environment. Industrial activities, especially electroplating, metal smelting and chemical industries, and manufacturing processes are sources of artificial heavy metals in water. Inappropriately handled household, industrial and agricultural drainage usually contains high concentrations of metals that are released to the environment. Heavy metals (such as mercury and lead) may also enter the atmosphere due to traffic pollution and industrial activities, and these metals may deposit on the soil around the reservoir and then enter the water as they run off the surface There is.

In the eyes of Ashenbach, Tazio is "a precious relic of human beings" and shows him real beauty (25). Aschenbach worked hard and traveled through his life. Although he missed the simplicity of his childhood, Tadzio embodies "an image of adolescence" (25). With this beautiful vision, Ashenbach has entered into an unprecedented life. This took a long time for beautiful simplicity so that he would not continue his life in endless work. Asenbach has been separated from his normal view and saw the basic knowledge of life. Thomas Man talked about the Greek myth in his novel "The Death of Venice". One of the Greek myths mentioned in the death of Venice is a struggle called Apollonian vs. Dionysion. Thomas Man was strongly influenced by his teachings of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Apollonia and Dionysus' fight. According to Nietzsche, everyone contains the characteristics of Greek gods and these two men are always in an internal struggle to dominate their personal character. Thomas Manns Death in Venice is a fictitious literary work reflecting elements of German literature and art of the 19th century influenced by composers Gustav Mahler and Richard Wagner, and philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. It was written in 1912 just before the First World War. It was therefore largely influenced by important contributors to German art and literature of the 19th century. The themes such as leitmotif, the duality of the artist, the combination of the elements of Apollonian and Dionician, the theme of nihilism, death and decline of love appear in the death of Venice. Many of these elements are symbolic philosophies and styles that appear in works of Mahler, Nietzsche, Wagner. Visconti 's Venetian interpretation of Mann' s death Thomas Mann 's "Death of Venice" is a very complex novel. To put it on the screen, the director must choose the most important (or most descriptive) element from the mythical, psychological, and philosophical aspects of the story. The plot basically does not change. As I am most interested in Aschenbach's gay stories, I will focus on the strange looking person, Aschenbach's dream, and the parallel relationship between rejection of this disease in Venice and his own Tadzio denial . Thomas Man (Thomas Man), "to die in Venice", was written in 1912 with decadent aesthetics and symbolic stories. Gustav von Aschenbach (Gustav von Aschenbach) has a literary form of discipline, a monk of German writers, a perfect sense, and then write. On the way to a vacation in Venice, he met a boy named Tadzio. Obviously, this boy is a wonderful example of the Greeks, almost like the beauty and innocence of God. Attraction Once there is Assembach, in self-expense of pride and dignity, support for boys and eddies of decadence willingly obsessed with obsessive growth obsession fell. In Venice a deadly cholera invasion, this charm finally took his life. He had the opportunity to leave, but he could not bring himself to leave what is the object of the present desire. Since then, his life has ended to accept madness

Human excrement is involved in the spread of many infectious diseases, including cholera, typhoid fever, infectious hepatitis, polio, cryptosporidiosis and tsutsugamushi. Malnutrition, pneumonia, helminth infections can also lead to unsafe water, poor hygiene, hygiene, especially for children under the age of 5 leading to decreased physical fitness, decreased health, and decreased cognitive function . Infection causes are not the only health concerns related to drainage and excrement. Heavy metals, toxic organic and inorganic substances can also pose a serious threat to human health and the environment, especially when industrial waste is added to the waste stream. Dirty water and bad hygiene are the main causes of child's death. Diarrhea and inappropriate water supply, improper sanitation equipment, water contaminated with infectious disease pathogens, and children with inappropriate sanitation habits are closely related. Diarrhea is estimated to cause the death of 1.5 million children every year, most of them are children under the age of 5 in developing countries. The link between water shortage and public health access and development goals is clear, and the solution to this problem is well-known and cost-effective. According to the survey, each time you add $ 1 to sanitation improvements, the average revenue is $ 9. Poor children and those who need them most often experience these benefits. Poor sanitation can affect people's health and development of the national economy. In Laos, 3 million people died each year due to hygiene and hygiene problems, 6,000 people died of death, the sanitary condition was very bad, 49% in 2011, reaching 193 million a year There was an economic loss of dollars. 5.6% of GDP In Laos, the rapid increase in urban population has caused diarrhea and diarrhea due to inappropriate sanitation, inadequate water supply and lack of adequate wastewater treatment facilities. In 2004, the population of Laos who can use rural sanitation facilities was only 36%. The Government of Laos promotes water and sanitation for the people using the United Nations Millennium Development Program, the World Bank and the International Mutual Fund. Access to safe drinking and basic hygiene For social and economic development, proper sanitation, proper sanitation, and safe water are essential to health. Lack of adequate sanitary conditions can lead to disease. Most diseases caused by medical facilities are directly related to poverty. Many diseases and diseases are widespread due to lack of clean water and poor hygiene. Inappropriate sanitation equipment is estimated to bring about 0% of deaths worldwide and 7% of disease burden. The lack of public health is a serious problem that affects most developing and transitional countries. The importance of sorting waste and waste is to prevent diseases that may be transmitted through human waste, which allow developed countries and developing countries to vary to a large extent.

The place we know today in Washington State, Oregon State, California State, Nevada State, Idaho State, Utah State is not part of the United States unless it is an Oregon Trail. The 2,170 mile route from Missouri State Independence to Oregon State Oregon moved the early pioneers to the western United States. Over 25 years, more than 500,000 people participated in the trip. The first visitors to the Oregon Trail were Marcus, Narcissa Whitman, Henry and Eliza Spalding in 1836. The Oregon Trail is a very important aspect in the development history of our country. When Marcus and Narcissa Whitman traveled the Oregon Trail for the first time, many Americans saw the window of opportunity. The Oregon Trail is the only practical way to cross the Rocky Mountains. Pioneers pushed themselves into a van and tried to bring it into an unstable land, but 10% of these settlers died on the way due to illness and accident. A trip along the Oregon Trail is a long and difficult experience. As it spans almost 2,000 miles, blazers usually need to drive for 12 to 16 miles per hour for 4 to 6 months. During the journey, the settlers had to do cholera, poor hygiene, and unexpected firefights. Travelers need to gather all the resources they need to survive. Travelers usually travel a lot of people to help obstacles such as gully, deep mud, blizzard, thunderstorm, river etc. After the mountain people, a group of larger pioneers made a dangerous journey to the west, hoping to sweep the forest and cultivate the fertile valleys of California and Oregon. By 1860, hundreds of thousands of people achieved western goals by following the paths of Oregon, California, Santa Fe, Mormon. The long and difficult difficulties usually begin with Saint Joseph or Missouri independence, or Council Bluffs in Iowa and go through the Great Plains along the valley. It takes several months for a carriage to reach the foot of the Rocky Mountains at a distance of just 15 miles a day or to face the sufferings of the South West Desert. The last life and death challenge was to cross the Sierra Mountains and the Cascade Mountains before the first heavy snow. Blazers are worried about indigenous attacks, but the most common and serious danger is disease and depression due to bad living environment.

In comparison with Frankenstein, the origin of species, and a decent mankind, I showed how Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein confirmed Darwin' s view of "origin of species" and "decent man" I will. Contradiction Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein was soon contradictory to Charles Darwin' s scientific discovery and confirmation of views on science, nature, and personal and social relations. Dr. Ho confirms Darwin's idea through Frankenstein Comparing Mary Shelly's Frankenstein and Prometheus myths Mary Sherry's Frankenstein's subtitle is "contemporary Prometheus" and is considered a matter of course. Prometheus was a Titan who created human beings in the Greek mythology and gave firepower, a symbol of Victor Frankenstein, who created "monsters" and gave their lives. One of the most striking aspects of Frankenstein and Prometheus' mythical similarity is the underlying theme - both involve destiny actions with tragic consequences. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus compared with Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, with the mythical character Prometheus, who shapes humans using clay and gives them firepower. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

Imagine you lived in the 1800s and needed medical assistance. Meanwhile, surgeons are known for the treatment of wounds, cuts and fractures. Imagine lying on a dirty baby cot or waiting for the surgeon to enter a dirty table. When he finally entered, he was wearing a bloody, dirty apron. He appeals to help you, picks up a dyed saw, and is preparing to get rid of your foot. By the end of the nineteenth century, Western medicine had image problems. Joseph Lister's idea of ​​preservatives is widespread, and John Snow has made progress in mapping the spread of cholera. But for the public, most medical "treatments" are bullying and mysticism. And the appearance of a doctor shows only painful death. So the medical institution changed clothes. The doctor gave up the traditional black jacket. These black jackets can be used as a symbol of etiquette (like a tuxedo), or it can symbolize the seriousness of a profession. This change can be clearly seen in two different paintings by Thomas Eakins, held in an American theater, only 14 years apart. The Joseph list was another person who contributed to the wonderful discovery of the 19th century. Joseph Lister was a British surgeon who discovered an antiseptic in 1865 and drastically reduced the number of deaths from operating room infections. Many people thought that hat gangrene and other infectious diseases were caused by bad air before the Lister. Lister proved a fault of surgeons and other theorists. Lister sprayed a chemical called carbonic acid in the air and used it to process the smelly sewer. By applying carbonation to the device and applying it directly to the wound and dressing, Lister reduced surgical mortality to nearly 12% in 1869 and provided complex and safe surgery by 1900.

In his 81 years, John Houston was a boxer, painter, gambler, actor and soldier who dedicated this life experience to more than 40 films. Here are some of his adventures. Andrew Jackson lived a truly magnificent life. Born in a powerful Scottish-Irish stock of Waxhaws at a remote location of the controversial Carolina border at the time, Boy Jackson became a brutal guerrilla war man between the British, conservative and patriotic team It was. Jackson joined the local militia as a courier, but when captured by the British army, arrogant officer Saber was hurt. His father died before his birth, his mother died in cholera, they treated injured soldiers, his two brothers died in the fight, and Jackson in the UK British, Jackson died of illness It appeared from the American Revolutionary War. It is an orphan. Jackson began with a humble beginning, wasting his life, wealth, and sacred glory in fighting, horse racing, battle, becoming the victorious of the fight of New Orleans, and eventually became the president of the United States. Supernatural enemy, mission, war or adversity. The gilgamesh epic represents most of the features of epic heroism. His birth and portrayal of adventure to life are consistent with the features of the magnificent hero. Gilgamesh is working on selfish and arrogant behavior at some point but I think he achieved the characteristics of epic heroes and drew them through epic. Gilgamesh is said to be the son of man and goddess Most grand heroes have most or all of the seven general features that help to judge whether a character is truly a magnificent hero or a heroine. Characteristic 1: Royal birth Most grand heroes will have more than average life stations. They will be some sort of king, prince or aristocrat. It is not usually a magnificent hero

Illness spread all over the country. No, it does not contain fever and runny nose, but it is not a physical illness, it is a mental illness: academic cheating. There are various forms of allegiance of alumni, from students who just saw their papers to absolute plagiarism. There are various reasons such as despair, ignorance, laziness. Crying in any way is not only harmful to students, it is also harmful to the entire education system, to student families, and to future students. Scientists and medical researchers have differently defined the exact definition (pandemic or epidemic) of a pandemic for many years, but everyone said that the term represents a widespread occurrence of disease beyond its normal state I agree. It is expected in a geographical area. Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases occur across national borders and are defined as pandemics, especially smallpox, and between 300 million and 500 million people have died in the 12000 years history. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially in Central Asia and the western American semi-arid desert and alpine grassland.In previous publications, the plague to Europe between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic We investigated the relevance to the possibility of reintroduction.

By 1800, he and his father had already traveled to Livorno where Paganini plays. In 1801, Paganini and his father returned to Genoa. On September 14 of the same year, Paganini and his brother Carlo Paganini (another violinist) visited Lucca to attend the Santa Croce Festival. That performance was a great success, and Paganini was appointed as the first violin of the National Orchestra of the Republic of Lucca. This is his official occupation, but Paganini used freelance for a long time. Liszt decided to be a master of the piano like the Paganini violin after participating in a charity concert which is a victim of Paris' cholera epidemic sponsored by Niccolò Paganini on April 20, 1832. In Paris in the 1930s, dozens of pianists have played perfect keyboards to lead to piano activities. Some people, such as Sigismond Thalberg and Alexander Dreyschock, are focused on certain aspects of technology (such as "3 hand effects" and octaves, respectively). It was later called "airborne swing" school of piano performance, but this generation also solved some of the most difficult problems in piano technology. The strengths and abilities of the list that stand out in this company is to master every aspect of his competitor's individually and patiently developed piano techniques. Virtuoso's concert (or "recital" because it is called by Franz Liszt) is very popular. This phenomenon was caused by a famous violinist, Niccolò Paganini. Master piano concerts are particularly popular, including improvisation on popular themes, shorter works such as Beethoven and Mozart's Sonatas, and longer performances. One of the most famous representatives of Beethoven was Clara Week who later married Robert Schumann. Increases in railway and subsequent ship movements have created international audiences for pianists such as List, Chopin and Sigismund Talberg. Concerts and recitals are being promoted as major events

Film, Philadelphia is a good example of serious discrimination that many AIDS patients suffer. In this example, the main character, Andy, is also homosexual. Unfortunately, in our society, he is facing a double shot. The problem of homosexuality is enough to cause controversy, but the problem of adding AIDS to staff is almost unbearable, in order to allow anyone to deal with this situation. Andy, which Tom Hanks plays, needs to tell the audience how everyday life, work, mental and mental health are affected by this situation. In the beginning of the nineteenth century, Philadelphia grew into a major manufacturing center. Despite cholera occurring in 1832 and 1849, the population soared. By 1850, the population of Philadelphia has reached 121,000. At the same time, in 1801, Philadelphia was supplied with tap water, Franklin Institute was founded in 1824. Then in 1836, the city received a gas supply. However, in 1844, anti-immigrant riots occurred in Philadelphia. Then in 1854, Philadelphia was integrated. In the late nineteenth century, the population of Philadelphia continued to prosper. Immigrants flooded the streets and by 1900 their population has increased to about 1.3 million people. It was held in Philadelphia Zoo in 1874. The 1876 World Expo was held in Philadelphia. In 1876, the Philadelphia Art Museum was opened. Philadelphia is one of the leading cultural centers in the United States. University of Philadelphia was founded in 1740 and covers 120 acres of Philadelphia. Natural Science University is the oldest natural science research institute in the United States and was founded in 1805. The Philadelphia Zoo is the oldest zoo in the country with 1,600 rare animals. Established in 1876, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has displayed the world's most impressive works of art. As if to protect the collection, Philadelphia's own Washington Monument stands in front of the museum.

Tens of millions died due to plague and cholera. These diseases were eradicated by progress in medicine. Now, when the whole world is concerned about AIDS, no solution has been found; the appearance of tobacco has brought about great harm to human life. Many people think they have the right to smoke; smoking helps them deal with stress and work more efficiently, and they contribute to the country's economy when they smoke To do. On the other hand, people will be addicted to cigarettes. The question of whether smoking should be banned, as drug consumption remains central to many discussions. From an unbiased point of view, since we are exercising freedom of movement, many people have all the legal rights to smoking, but the occurrence of moral dilemmas is harmful to others and intended Not a result of actions. Smoking by - products may be transmitted to non - smokers around you and may even have a negative impact on your health. Apart from passive smokers, that word is no longer familiar to us. Non smokers will receive smoke indirectly. This is more harmful than smoking smokers. Regardless of whether it is legal or not, the degree of hazardous substance caused by smoking can be a deciding factor in deciding whether to prohibit smoking. This study was conducted as people's interest is increasing about the health benefits of passive smokers, especially restaurant workers. Should Biology 101 be banned from smoking? Should the United States ban smoking? As tobacco was introduced to the Americans, questions raised about the legitimacy of smoking and whether anyone should be allowed to enter the public or whether it should not be allowed at all. Recently, as the cost and medical knowledge increase, the controversy over smoking has increased markedly. In all provinces of the state, the state prohibits smoking in public places and buildings. Smoking, cigars or pipes should be banned in public places, as they are not good for smog, cigarette butts, and smokers who must withstand the smell. Consider a typical public space such as market gate, park bench, elevator. They should not be asked to smoke the toxic cigarettes of others, as people come to these places for peace, quiet, and go to work when needed. Everyone knows that secondhand smoke is as dangerous as direct smoke inhalation, and there is more danger. Why do everyday people with healthy consciousness have to be punished for the wrong decision of others? This is incorrect - smoking in public places should be completely prohibited. I do not want to smoke cigarettes - it is even worse as your clothes show up. But tobacco kills Americans every day, and in the long term these factors are too much. Of course it should be banned not only in public places but everywhere.

The torn road is a collecting route forced by the Native American being forcibly moved to the newly built "Indian territory" (Strickland 344) from a traditional house east of the Mississippi River. Thousands of indigenous people including Cherokee, Choctau, Chicasso, Click, Seminole, Cuorpoh, Kikap, Winnipeg, (Strickland 345) Sach, Fox (West 85) and more tribes were driven out of their houses, And along the 1,000 miles we headed back to the current state of Oklahoma ("the little way"). The most well-deserved problem raised during his term was a small problem of planning genocide. The way to tears is one of the greatest ethnic cleansing in history, which clearly ended the final removal of five civilized tribes as people named "progress". Jackson carelessly and unconditionally attacked the treaty and established a convenient and inexpensive land with the former allies. Thousands of people died in the parade. Thousands of people died at the destination concentration camp. Because they refused to leave, thousands were killed. The soldiers were ordered directly to kill the children with cold blood. Local people escaping into the wilderness are being used by civilians for sports "Our country was born in genocide to accept the original Americans, and the Indians were inferior racism." - Little Martin Luther King's tears happened in 1838 It is the historical name of the incident. In this case, the Cherokee / Native American community was forced by the US government to migrate from the hometown in the south of the United States to the so-called Indian, and about 169,000 people talked about Cherokee in North America. However, these tribes have some of the largest indigenous peoples, now each with about 300,000 people. For decades Cherokee countries have tried to evaluate ways to revive their language. According to a recent study by the University of Kansas Education, "Most people under the age of 40 can not speak Cherokee" (language). Looting Chalk and Jonathon believe that the Cherokee banishment along the way to tears is almost certainly considered today's massacre. Many people fled by the "Indian expulsion law" in 1830. About 17,000 Cherokee - and about 2,000 black slaves possessed by Cherokee - were driven out of the house. Various estimates were made regarding the number of people who died as a result of tears. American doctor and missionary Elizar Butler traveled with one party and estimated that 4,000 people died. Historians David Steinard and Barbara Man noticed that the military deliberately avoided the Cherokee parade in order to pass a known cholera epidemic like Vicksburg. Steinard estimates that 8,000 Cherokee died and accounted for about half of the total population after being forced to leave his hometown after President Andrew Jackson 's signing of Indian expulsion bill by the president in 1830.

Ethical discussion on 'Introduction to Frankenstein' on biotechnology to explore gene cloning itself formed a monster. There are many ethical problems that arise when considering the impact of creating genetically engineered humans. Whether you are a human or science, you have the right to create life in an unnatural way. Moral needs to determine the advancement of these technologies and the impact on society. Problems and concerns are infinite, but curiosity still exists, which continues to keep pace with advances in biotechnology science. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! Frankenstein was full of ideas and warnings related to contemporary audiences by Mary Sherry Frankenstein and Frankenstein. - Discuss the sustainable charm of the novel. INTRODUCTION: Despite the history of more than a century, Mary Sherry's Frankenstein lasts almost 200 years of public interest. The novel was published in 1818 and is one of Gothic's most highly respected stories in the history of literature. It is always a favorite of past and present audiences and has been adjusted and re-written several times through various types of media such as radio show, drama, art, children's cartoon books and so on.

Earth consists of every molecule in the air, breath of every animal, every blowing rain, every leaf falling from every tree. In today's world, many people use nature and do not respect the wilderness and the earth. The petroleum plant was constructed, the land was torn apart, and further room was born in the industrial world and the modern world. I do not mind the fact that many people forget the beauty of nature and that nature is slowly dying. Most people living in this world do not know what it means to be homeless. They never knew about hunger. The most dangerous thing in the first world is the threat of others. People live in the sea of ​​strangers. We live in a strange and unpleasant place. People who have never talked to choose to live on top of each other. When you think like this, it starts to make sense. There was a time when people felt they were connected to the world where they lived. Life is tough, so everything makes sense. You must do all the things you have. The house can be built by you, your village will be built together. You are not noisy, food is scarce, so you appreciate whatever you can hunt, gather or cultivate. For the Holden Chronicles in the world it is easy to feel nostalgic even if you are not there. The house she explains has warmth and peace, and the ceremony of the Public Life Center is intended for eternity, gentle desire for love and solidarity. Furthermore, the motivation for these pastoral scenes is a political commitment. Unlike many "eco-friendly" health trends that interfere with our social media feeds, co-foods are not going to sell anything. In fact, it was inspired by the abandonment of marriage of food and capitalism. In most cases, it involves adaptability, creativity and sacrifice. It was people who once wanted to live in the suburbs. However, we have seen the movement from the suburbs to city life. In urban areas, more and more people are moving to multi-family residences. People buy houses in urban communities and repair them. As I said before, habitat sometimes bought old houses and fixed them. It is wonderful to make tattered objects beautiful. Immigrants often inherit their old house when working-class families withdraw from the city center. Sometimes two or three families live in one family's house. These collective houses are called residential areas and are collective housing that is not overcrowded and hygienic. The influence of the ethnic community is that immigrants try to rebuild what they left, they built churches or temples, native newspapers, shops, theaters, schools, even organized social clubs. However, these ethnic communities are also poor and overcrowded (the facility can put together more than 4,000 people in one block), housing waste disposal is an expansion of diseases such as cholera, typhoid and tuberculosis promotes it.

Why will you build Saltaire exploring Saltaire 1? (10) At present, the living environment of industrial cities is too large for many people, so the disease can spread rapidly under unsanitary and unhealthy circumstances. The cholera epidemics of 1832 and 1844 killed a lot of people and reflected the ignorance of health and purification law. The working conditions at the present time are also very bad. Thousands of children between the ages of 7 and 14 must work from 6 o'clock in the morning to 7 o'clock in the evening, with a break within 30 minutes. The model town Sartel was founded with other cities as a planning environment with hygienic conditions and many citizens, educational facilities and entertainment facilities. In the Victorian era, science grew into today's field. In addition to the increasing expertise of university science, many Victorian gentlemen have spent time studying natural history. Charles Darwin and his evolution theory announced the study of natural history for the first time in the book "Origin of Species" published in 1859. One of the most famous explorations in history was the voyage of Charles Darwin at HMS Beagle and it sailed in 1831 when he was 22 years old. It lasted five years, during which Darwin sent back many reports of his amazing variety of lives found in remote areas such as Africa, South America, Australia and the most famous Galapagos. Darwin, who is deeply influenced by the theory of Charles Lyle's geological homogeneity theory, believes that the world will constantly change its shape, not completion at once. What he saw on the voyage reinforces these beliefs, but he does not have a practical theory to explain them. Saltair started living as a resort on the shore in 1893. It was jointly owned by the Latter-day Saints Church and Salt Lake City and the Los Angeles Railway Company to provide the atmosphere of the church's supervisor's family. It is described as the "Coney Island in the West" and it is a very popular destination for families to pass the roller coaster, carousel, Ferris wheel, game, competition, cabaret, rodeo, bullfight, boat tour, fireworks It is becoming hot and enthusiastic to entertain. After the balloon church sold it in 1906, various disasters came to the resort. The fire was rebuilt in 1925 and the resort expanded, but the famous dance palace puts the charm of the amusement park in a cool place. When another hit caused another fire in 1931 and the lake retreated in 1933, the resort was half a mile away from the water. Restarted after World War II, in 1958 competition with other forms of entertainment eventually closed Sartar. It is an improper condition

Summary of Salmonella Longevity: The following paper discusses the history of Salmonella in bacteria and its impact on victims of infected humans. There are two types of salmonella, non typhoid and typhoid. Both are done by direct contact with the fecal bacteria of the infected host while fecal bacteria are ingested orally. Their way of life resides in the digestive tract of the host and rapidly proliferates into thousands of serotypes. For centuries salmonella has become the most dangerous of food poisoning and no matter where it goes it brings bad luck, death and destruction. Gram-negative bacilli are large and diverse groups that fall into various categories. Intestinal bacteria include many species that cause human food poisoning, such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Shigella, Proteus, Plague. The Vibrio group contains a comma-like shape rather than a stick - contains bugs causing cholera. Other Gram negative bacilli are Brucella causing Pneumonia related to Brucellosis of Bordetella pertussis, Haemophilus influenzae, and cattle that cause pertussis. The last group is Bacteroides, a very common bacterium in the human intestines. Indeed, they account for a quarter of the dead bacteria in feces. Anthrax is caused by sporulating bacteria 'Bacillis Anthracis'. These spores cause acute infections. 'Bacillis Anthracis' is the most commonly found natural bacterium in wild and domestic livestock (cattle, sheep, goats and other herbivores). When they are exposed to infected tissues of animals, it also happens to the human body. Anthrax is becoming a current problem because it is considered a potential substance that can be used as a weapon in biological warfare. Mandatory immunization has been initiated for all active soldiers who may be involved in this issue. This is started by D.O.D. (Ministry of Defense) You may have heard a lot about Salmonella in recent Hoards Dairyman magazines and news. Salmonellosis is a bacterial infection called Salmonella. Salmonella is a microscopic organism that is transported from human and animal excreta to other people. Salmonella has been causing disease for over 100 years. Salmonella is most common in birds, mainly poultry. Freshly born calves are also vulnerable to bacteria. They can receive it by supplying blood colostrum from the dam. Dum feces may enter the calf mouth after birth.

The war of King Philippe in 1675 was America's annoying war and it was the initial contact between British colonists and Native Americans. Indigenous people have fought for freedom and land, and their culture is safe and healthy. Indigenous peoples have their own religious beliefs, but colonists think they are bigger people and God will play a role by being with them. Indigenous peoples do not believe promises that the UK will be deceived many times and can only expect that indigenous peoples do not believe in English. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians. The war of King Philippe from 1675 to 1667 (aka Metacom's revolt) celebrated the last time Indian in southern New England tried to expel British settlers. The head of Pokunoket led by Metacom calls the UK "Philip of King", and today a band known as Wampanoag Indians joined Nipmucks, Pocumtucks, Narragantets with a bloody riot. It lasted 14 months and destroyed the 12 border towns. The series of events that led to the outbreak of war is not clear yet, but Indian wrath against British has been established since the 1660s. They are increasingly dependent on British commodities, food and weapons, with increasing depletion of fur trade, the sale of tribal land, and colonialists to force Metacom and other leaders to recognize British sovereignty, and Their bargaining power is decreasing. There are also Indian people who pick up weapons, not adapting further. Other countries, including Mohegan, Pequot, Massachusetts, and Nauset Indians, support Britain.

In the process of history, diseases and epidemics have had a great economic impact. However, it is often difficult for economist historians to calculate the economic impact of these events, due to lack of accurate records. The exception was the 1918 influenza epidemic, which had a long-term and significant impact on the world economy. More than 40 million people die worldwide from influenza epidemics, accounting for about 4% of the world's population in the ten months from the end of 1918 to the beginning of 1919. Many epidemiologists and virologists are comparing the yearly fatal influenza epidemic of 100 years ago with the 1918 influenza epidemic that continued until 1919. Generally known as the Spanish flu, the epidemic has caused widespread panic and hope. . The current estimate shows the origin of disease in Kansas state and the record shows that about one-third of the world's population is infected with it. Approximately 50 million people worldwide, including 675,000 US citizens, have died of influenza Despite the relatively high morbidity and mortality rates of the 1918 - 1919 epidemic in the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries, the Spanish flu has started to disappear until news such as avian influenza comes out. Epidemics in the 1990s and early 2000s This led some historians to mark the Spanish influenza as "a forgotten pandemic". Various theories about why the Spanish influenza is "forgotten" include rapid epidemic progress such as, for example, killing the vast majority of US victims within nine months and restricting media coverage Yes. The general population is familiar with the epidemic pattern of late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Typhoid fever, yellow fever, diphtheria, cholera occur simultaneously. These occurrences may reduce the importance of influenza epidemics to the public In 1918, the influenza virus spread all over the world, causing a global epidemic. This epidemic is called 1918 or the Spanish flu. This is caused by an influenza A (H1N1) virus that scientists believe are mutating from influenza virus previously infected only to birds. Its evolution and change are sufficient to infect humans and spread quickly among people. Since this type of influenza virus has never been infected, it will soon infect many people.

How will Frankenstein and the changes brought by the industrialized factory system challenge the family? How some authors of Rogers Chapter 4 handle this problem. Does Mary Shelley have any opinion or criticism against family and industrial society? The changes brought about by the factory system completely changed the whole family structure. This is especially true for handling children and women in industrial society. Frankenstein of Mary Shelley discusses the changes within the family from two different perspectives. One concerns Victor and the other relates to biological change. How much does Frankenstein's excerpt reflect the core problem of romanticism? Romanticism corresponded to the industrial revolution in the second half of the 18th century and was a literary movement that influenced Mary Sherry's "Frankenstein". "Romanticism is celebrate the life, strong feelings of personal experience, thanks to the natural beauty, to accept the unlimited power of the imagination. These are discussed in all Frankenstein." Mary Shelley Romanticism It focuses on the central problem of the doctrine to romance, while incorporating elements of the Gothic novel, as is made clear in the excerpt, central of romanticism Shelley through the complex expressions of Dr. Frankenstein and Walton captain Warn the responder that they told the theme that way. Mary Sherry's Frankenstein examines the pursuit of knowledge in the context of the industrial era and focuses on the ethical, moral and religious influence of science. The tragic example of Victor Frankenstein emphasizes the humble desire of human beings for knowledge, which is science without morality in general, but a detailed discussion of the text of this novel is subtle to this interpretation We will reveal contradictions. The creation of Frankenstein's monster was shown as an unparalleled achievement of scientific discovery, which brought sorrow, fear and destruction to his writer. In a sense, the creation of a monster is punishment for Frankenstein's pursuit of unmistakable knowledge. This reflects the theme suggested by Dr. Marusle's Faustus that Faurus was sentenced to hell for his excessive ambition. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

List the title and author of the work you are reading. Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein briefly describes the work' s conspiracy (behavior). What's wrong? Robert Walton (the first commentator) discovered that Victor Frankenstein was drifting in the Arctic Circle. A week after the recovery, Frankenstein talks about his story. As Victor grew, he was interested in alchemy and fake science. He wishes someday that he will be able to overcome death and decline. Victor learned how to create life in the laboratory and how to gather parts from the body and made his creature. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his In Mary Sherry's Gothic novel, Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein created monsters with various bodies and animated them. Although the experiment of JVC was effective, he was terrible when the creature he created revived. He immediately ran away from Frankenstein's laboratory and killed Frankenstein's brothers. Later, while feeling the ultimate loneliness, this creature has asked Frankenstein to build a group for him, but he refused to complete the work. When revenge, this creature killed Frankenstein's wife and best friend (Hawkins)

Ernest Hemingway's bidding tells us the symbolic meaning of the water of weapons Ernest Hemingway tells the story of love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. The use of water of Ernest Hemingway as a metaphor foretells the event of farewell weapons. He gave out water through the story. The escape or purification effect of Frederick Henry occurred in the river. Rain predicted unfortunate events like Katherine's death. And it led Frederick to start a new life with sorrow. But this time he has no friends - he must learn to live by himself. Hemingway shows lots of symbols with plenty of water and influences the story.

Victor Frankenstein deliberately separated himself from society and created his masterpiece of invention. Unfortunately, ironically, the monsters he created also experienced separation from society, which violated his wish. As a little boy, JVC is full of curiosity about science. JVC is wasting time to make you your "other". As a little boy, the scientific theory and method he studied were different during this time and were completely ignored by other scientists. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

"For a long time, Middle Eastern citizens have lived in death and fear.The hatred towards a few people has hope of many hostages.The extremists and terrorist forces progress by murdering innocent people Bush 's speech in the country casts shadows throughout the region The conflict between Israel and Palestine is only one of many aspects of shaping modern politics in the Middle East, Is rooted in generations of violence and discrimination contradiction with complex prejudices over history in modern superpowers. At today's briefing, Robert Sri, the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, asked the Board that the quest for peace between Israel and the Palestinians reached a "dramatic" intersection, the future of the region remains Many outside the region that warned that there is a great desire for peace in the Middle East, but Mr. Selly is still "explosive" on earth ground due to the recent escalation of tension in Jerusalem and the West Bank I warned. After killing five Israelis in the synagogue of West Jerusalem and injuring some others, they were shot and killed by the local police VOLODYMYR YELCHENKO (Ukraine) said the tension and escalating of violence in Jerusalem reflects the context inside and outside the old city and the broader context of the Middle East peace process. As long as the parties do not take prompt and effective measures, recent fatal incidents may lead to further violence. Speaking of Syria, he emphasized his dissatisfaction with the slow progress of political progress. Syrian domestic Syria talks are firmly established in Resolution 2254 (2015) and need to lead to common agenda items previously agreed upon in connection with governance, constitution, elections and terrorism countermeasures. Regarding Yemen, he expresses serious concern about the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation, exacerbating the population of the country emphasizing the epidemic of cholera which is in danger of survival. The tension caused by the crisis in Jerusalem threatened Israel and Palestine as "vortex swirl", threatening as a religious conflict, special coordinator warned the Security Council Progress from the Madrid meeting in the 1990s, 1991, progress in the Middle East peace process weakened the economic isolation of Israel with neighboring countries and helped to exploit new markets for further Israeli exporters . The peace process stimulated the flow of unprecedented foreign investment in Israel and has given great driving force in this region's economic growth over the past decade. However, the recent recession of the peace process and the uprising that began in September 2000 have the potential to reverse many of the economic progress brought by Israel. Several industries, especially the tourism industry, are in a crisis situation due to ongoing violence

The torn road is a collecting route forced by the Native American being forcibly moved to the newly built "Indian territory" (Strickland 344) from a traditional house east of the Mississippi River. Thousands of indigenous people including Cherokee, Choctau, Chicasso, Click, Seminole, Cuorpoh, Kikap, Winnipeg, (Strickland 345) Sach, Fox (West 85) and more tribes were driven out of their houses, And along the 1,000 miles we headed back to the current state of Oklahoma ("the little way"). The most well-deserved problem raised during his term was a small problem of planning genocide. The way to tears is one of the greatest ethnic cleansing in history, which clearly ended the final removal of five civilized tribes as people named "progress". Jackson carelessly and unconditionally attacked the treaty and established a convenient and inexpensive land with the former allies. Thousands of people died in the parade. Thousands of people died at the destination concentration camp. Because they refused to leave, thousands were killed. The soldiers were ordered directly to kill the children with cold blood. Local people escaping into the wilderness are being used by civilians for sports "Our country was born in genocide to accept the original Americans, and the Indians were inferior racism." - Little Martin Luther King's tears happened in 1838 It is the historical name of the incident. In this case, the Cherokee / Native American community was forced by the US government to migrate from the hometown in the south of the United States to the so-called Indian, and about 169,000 people talked about Cherokee in North America. However, these tribes have some of the largest indigenous peoples, now each with about 300,000 people. For decades Cherokee countries have tried to evaluate ways to revive their language. According to a recent study by the University of Kansas Education, "Most people under the age of 40 can not speak Cherokee" (language). Looting Chalk and Jonathon believe that the Cherokee banishment along the way to tears is almost certainly considered today's massacre. Many people fled by the "Indian expulsion law" in 1830. About 17,000 Cherokee - and about 2,000 black slaves possessed by Cherokee - were driven out of the house. Various estimates were made regarding the number of people who died as a result of tears. American doctor and missionary Elizar Butler traveled with one party and estimated that 4,000 people died. Historians David Steinard and Barbara Man noticed that the military deliberately avoided the Cherokee parade in order to pass a known cholera epidemic like Vicksburg. Steinard estimates that 8,000 Cherokee died and accounted for about half of the total population after being forced to leave his hometown after President Andrew Jackson 's signing of Indian expulsion bill by the president in 1830.

After the 18th century European and American industrial revolution, the rapid development of industries and economies of the 19th century has brought about various scientific discoveries and various inventions, which have made great progress in identifying diseases and developing therapeutics It was. This is the starting point of modern medicine. After the Industrial Revolution, the number of industries increased, leading to many labor-related diseases and sanitary conditions, and as the city grew, infectious diseases began to increase, epidemics such as typhoid and cholera faded. . The Thai society, anxious to bring the benefits of modern medicine to people, adopts modern medical models and new Western medical technologies, regardless of social / economic and cultural differences. As a result, the society has been faced with ethical issues raised by the West, such as human experiments, organ transplants, genetic interventions, reproduction techniques, death and death. In addition to these problems, there is an urgent problem that the threat of traditional Chinese medicine in the Western biomedical paradigm is adopted non-critically. Equally urgent is the macro allocation of limited medical resources, serious disadvantages and non-uniform distribution. Traditional medicine is gradually increasing in the last quarter of the 21st century due to its many advantages and long-term outcomes. Traditional medicine has long been weakened in the pharmaceutical industry as it is not considered an organized medical treatment. The mainstream pharmaceutical industry has not been promoted to the background, as it has produced, packed and distributed large quantities of medicines in a short period of time, but this is not a replacement for the effectiveness of traditional medicines. While this may not be satisfactory for many modern scientific medical pharmacists and the traditional medical industry, the reality is that traditional medicine is becoming increasingly popular due to the following reasons: Natural medicine has many advantages compared with modern medicine. It does not provide any side effects like modern medicine because it takes into account natural ways. It also mainly uses the body's own treatment and improves the system. Therefore, most of the products used are products synthesized by the body itself. This reduces the risk of side effects. Another advantage is cost-effective. However, as we need to find them, people may find it difficult to find these natural products. To solve this problem, we have Kedi Healthcare. All Kedi health products are 100% natural, 100% quality guaranteed. Kedi Healthcare is a company in Nigeria that has been running since 2005. All of the company's products are certified by the US Food and Drug Administration (NAFDAC). So do not worry about the quality of the product

At that time, slavery was a big problem. It is cruel to be treated as a slave. I will list materials that explain the cause of slavery errors in America and slavery. One of the materials is Solomon North Up's "12 Years a Slave" book. This book is about African-Americans who are free but sold as slaves abducted. When he was kidnapped in New York, he talked about his life as a slave. This resource will support my argument as it shows that slavery is wrong. Equality is a standard of American society. Before people become equal, people are not treated properly and there is slavery. With this slavery, you can find cruel and unnecessary violence. Without the help of direct information from slaves and activists, we will not come out of this dark era in American history. American men and women who are proud are joining the army to serve the country they love and protecting An important personal history of African-American women, the story of Harriet Jacobs is as convincing as the writer who speaks it. Direct information on the atrocities of self-publishing slavery is extraordinary when a slave writes and writes abnormally. This is written by an unprecedented woman. This site is the project of Tourism Development Bureau of Chowan County, funded by the National Park Service Bureau of Metro Network Freedom Program. Its purpose is to clarify who Harriet is, to outline the social and political climate of the time and to introduce today's website that will help to interpret her unforgettable talk. These pages are dedicated to Harriet so that others can provide face and sound to women who do not want to become slaves. Harriet Briquet Stow has many experiences of making her writing and anti-slavery novels. When Stow moved to Cincinnati on the Kentucky border, she got the opportunity to see the fear of slavery. In addition, in 1849, Stows suffered an 18 - month - old son 's death during the outbreak of cholera. According to Mr. Stow, the experience of losing his son helps to understand what a slave's mother must feel when a child is sold, and will never be seen. Over the years, Stos has a personal experience of slavery. Their servants were brought back almost to her "owners" and Stow and her family helped women to escape from the subway road north. Olaudah Equiano (1745 - 1797) is an African writer and anti - slavery activist of the 18th century. Since quite young years, Orauda Ecuano experienced fear of slavery. But in the end, one of his masters gave him freedom. This made him a British citizen and began to write about his experience. His autobiography "an interesting story of the life of Orauda Ecuano" played an important role in British public opinion on slavery. An explanation on his slavery and his suffering is a factor in the development of the Slave Trade Law in 1807.

The word neon comes from the Greek word "νέον" and means a new word. Neon lamps are used for glow lamps, high-voltage discharge tubes and billboards, as well as several plasma tubes and refrigerant applications. When used in these products, the neon glows in red and orange. When used with a HeNe laser, neon light also emits this color. With the exception of some commercial uses, hydrazine is not used, one of which is liquid air sorting. Radon is produced by the fusion of oxygen and oxygen in the alpha process. The chemical nature of the elements, and importantly, their reactivity depends on the number of electrons in the shell. The inert gas has a fully filled valence electron shell, which is a very stable arrangement, so they are inert. Only a few hundred compounds are made from inert gas. A typical experiment attracting students' chemistry is an experiment involving color change. The presenter blends the two colorless liquids whose colors change "miraculously" or appear as colored deposits. This is one of the most obvious examples of chemical reaction - but it depends entirely on physics, atomic structure and electron placement. The classic "turret and turret" periodic table shows the characteristics of elements and how they interact. Elements contained in each column share properties such as metals and inert gases. The arrangement also shows the electronic configuration, size, weight, and electronegativity of the element. In the 21st century it is difficult to truly grasp the desperation of escape from infectious diseases. But even doctors in the past do not understand how this disease spreads and how to prevent it. In the 19th century, even scientists generally believed that diseases such as cholera and typhoid were caused by "bad air". The name "nobility" comes from the fact that it seems that all of these gases are separated from other elements and that they seldom interact with them to form compounds. Therefore, some chemists believe that noble gases do not even belong to the periodic table. Mendeleev and someone else did not anticipate these elements, and for the first time after six years of effort, chemists and physicists can successfully incorporate noble gases into the table. In a new configuration, an additional column is introduced between the halogens (gaseous elements fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and ast) and alkali metals (lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium and furan).

The relationship between Frankenstein and his monster can be used as a figurative map to understand Sigmund Freud's "super self", in other words the concept of human guilt and conscience. Frankenstein's guilt is evolving around his violent and aggressive approach to making monsters. Monsters cause guilt growth by fearing him to lose his love, to lose the source of his protection, and to punish his sins. After its complete development Frankenstein 's guilt and monster eccentricity serves as a guide for understanding how super self punishes the soul through sustained aggression and awkward anxiety. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " In the novel, Victor Frankenstein is a scientist. Monsters called "monster", "biological", "devil", "it" have not been named yet. But if you make a mistake to call Monster Frankenstein, you are not alone. Every coral reef witnessed Abbott and Costello movies. Mary said that her name was "Frankenstein". But Frankenstein is the German name for Frankish stone. In addition historian Radhu Florescu claims that Shelleys has visited Frankenstein Castle on the Rhine. There, they must understand the unbalanced alchemist named Conrad Dipple who lived in the castle. He is trying to make a longevity drug called Dippel's Oil. Let people live more than 100 years. Like Victor Frankenstein, Dippel was rumored to dig a grave and test the corpse. In the story of Frankenstein, science genius Victor created a monster called Frankenstein. He abandoned monsters right after making a monster. Frankenstein, this monster experienced bad parenting when he grew up. No one has taught him etiquette. In this story, Victor and Frankenstein were marginalized by society for various reasons. Because of his terrible appearance and reaction to people, this monster was rejected by society. Thanks to his scientific commitment, JVC experienced alienation throughout his life when he was a child and family. Therefore, in Frankenstein, Mary Sherry used alienation themes by alienating the two protagonists, Victor and Frankenstein, from society. But for scientific experiments, JVC separated himself from society. Therefore, people marginalized because he thought he was a very strange science madman.

In this course, by studying the author's three obsessions (power, history, and love), we will clarify the narrative contribution to the world literature of Columbian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez. You have the opportunity to appreciate the next work: an incredibly sad story of innocent Ellendila and her ruthless grandmother (1972), collapse of the patriarch (1975), chronicle of death prediction (1981), cholera Love (1985), General in his maze (1989) and love and other devils (1994) Reading these works in chronological order shows you how the author's literary work evolved. You will explore the features of the "dictatorship regime" and clearly understand the special nature of the new historical novel. Also think about the relationship between history and fiction and understand the writer's literary influence. Finally, by entering the world of the story of Garcia Marquez you will be attracted to that rich word and understand and understand why this writer is considered one of the best literary geniuses ever. Estecursogambiénestarádisponibleen Españolopartirdel 30 de Mayo del 2016. Paramayorin infomacio para inscribirte por favorvisitalapáginadelcurso Gabriel García Marquez was born on March 6, 1927 in Aracataka, Colombia, born in Gabriel Elijio Garcia and Luisa Santiaga Marquez iguaran. Immediately after the birth of Garcia Marquez, his father became a pharmacist, moved to his wife and Barranquilla, and left Arakataka's young Gabriel. He was raised by his grandparents, Doña Tranquilina Iguarán and Colonel Nicolás Ricardo Márquez Mejía. In December 1936 his father took him and his brother to Sinch, his grandfather died in March 1937; then the family returned to Barranquilla (behind) and then moved to Sucre Where the father opened the pharmacy According to the report, writer and journalist Gabriel García Márquez was born on 6 March 1927 at Aracataca in Colombia, born in Luisa Santiaga Márquez and Gabriel Elijio García. (At birth there was no birth certificate in his village, and some sources said his birth year was 1928.) The oldest Garcia Marquez of 12 children and his grandparents together Please listen to countless family stories, including his grandfather's military memories, his grandmother's wonderful story, and his parent's dating adventure. He published his first story in college days, then when he was called La violentia 's intense episode he wrote in Colombia and became a journalist. Gabriel García Marquez who won the Nobel Prize in 1982 is known for his use of his realism and magical realism in novels and short stories. In García Márquez's "UnSeñorMuyViejo con Alas Enormes", García Márquez has a fairytale and folklore that combines realism with realism. García Márquez combines his sarcastic realism mastery and satire to build a comprehensive story that connects supernatural and secular things. Garcia Marquez not only criticized the impulsiveness of the Catholic church and humanity but also placed his subjects unconsciously - the pain is fair, the religion is wrong by virtue of practice, and filial piety - Through third-person omniscient narration

As the population of the world continues to increase, more and more clean drinking water is contaminated. The world must act now. Running the plan will not save you drinking water, but you need to take several different measures to protect the world's clean drinking water. Another option for us is to let people do sewage treatment plants at home and business. Wastewater Garden is a specially selected plant and soil garden that can treat hazardous waste completely innocuously. The earth is surrounded by water in the fourth area, but there is little drinking water. All major portable water sources such as rivers, lakes, ponds and even wells are contaminated with various harmful chemical and biological waste. The coagulated mixture of dirt, sewage, and industrial waste will contaminate the river water established by the factory. Increasing use of fertilizers and pesticides may also contaminate drinking water in ponds and wells. Harmful fertilizers and insects may penetrate the Earth and even contaminate the groundwater. Contaminated feedwater causes infectious diseases such as cholera, jaundice and gastroenteritis Pollution is becoming increasingly serious as water becomes increasingly polluted. Many rivers are considered unsafe for human consumption and lead to water shortages. India's water pollution also makes irrigation of the crop difficult. If the supply is too tainted to drink, please do not use for crop watering. As water supply and pollution are limited, India is facing a serious water crisis every day. Water pollution in India has a greater impact on children than any other person. Every year 500,000 to 1.5 million children under the age of 5 are directly diarrhea caused by water related diseases. Malaria is also a by-product of contaminated water and puts out many dead The most serious and direct impact of freshwater deficiency will definitely be a health problem. Waterborne diseases such as diarrhea and other stomach diseases are caused by drinking contaminated / contaminated water; mediated diseases such as malaria and schistosomiasis require water for breeding It spreads by mosquitoes and small snails. The vast majority of the victims of these diseases are children under 5 years old. The increase in world demand for freshwater also leads to increased environmental pressures, about 60% of the world's largest rivers are blocked by the dams, inland waters, 24% of mammals and 12% of birds are in danger of extinction It is. About one-third of 10% of freshwater fish investigated in detail by scientists is deemed to be threatened.

He discovered bacterial fungi and protozoans and what he discovered was called "small animals" because this knowledge caused the so-called era of biological enlightenment. In 1678, Leeuwenhoek sent his data and information and detailed drawings of his findings to the Royal Society of London. The recently discovered information of Kassim, the presence of 2 bacteria, confounded European residents who were found to be ill due to bad bacteria. Basically, researchers in the study added several oral cells to the plate, added polyphenols and bacteria, and examined the effect of polyphenols. They discovered that polyphenols prevent the adhesion of bacteria to oral cells. It is important as bacteria adhering to oral cells are the main cause of tooth disease. In order to ingest a certain amount of polyphenols used in this study, it is necessary to drink a few liters of wine and somehow immerse your teeth for one night. In addition, this study did not consider only a few of the cells in the complex environment of the mouth, the plate. If you drink Shiraz bottle overnight, do you know that this effect is an unresolved issue? Let's first look at the characteristics of bacteria and see why bacteria are considered alive. First, bacteria are cells. Each bacterium consists of complete living cells. Outside there is a porous cell wall that gives rigidity and determines the shape of bacteria. There is a layer of plasma membrane, a thin layer that keeps cells intact and separates cell contents from other parts of the world. We sometimes call the contents of cells - all substances in the plasma membrane - protoplasts. However, this general term does not teach us much. In fact, the contents of the cell are composed of various substances such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, DNA, water and so on. In most cases, a wide range of biochemical processes are performed intracellularly, which are these ongoing processes and all processes are performed under indirect control of cellular DNA and allow the cells to "survive" . Gram positive bacteria have a very thick cell wall made of protein called peptidoglycan. These bacteria hold crystal violet dyes (one of the two major chemicals used for Gram staining). However, Gram negative bacteria have a very thin peptidoglycan layer sandwiched between the intracellular membrane and the bacterial outer membrane. Normally Gram-positive bacteria, like LAB, are beneficial probiotics that we hear in the news. They are happy people who live in our intestines and help us digest food (Behnes, et al; 2013). Coincidentally, Gram-negative bacteria are often considered annoying worms that can make us sick and potentially harmful. For example, some E. coli is a common cause of food poisoning. Another example is cholera, bacteria causing aquatic pathogens, Vibrio cholerae (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 2012).

This is terrible, but it is true. Water, hydrogen and two oxygen are compounds completely dependent on the life on the earth. If life continues, a clean drinking water supply must be provided. Without clean drinking water, life no longer exists. Most water on Earth is contaminated with chemical substances and more water is contaminated every day. Sadly, pollutants are thrown into the water themselves. We slowly and willfully kill our own seeds. The earth is surrounded by water in the fourth area, but there is little drinking water. All major portable water sources such as rivers, lakes, ponds and even wells are contaminated with various harmful chemical and biological waste. The coagulated mixture of dirt, sewage, and industrial waste will contaminate the river water established by the factory. Increasing use of fertilizers and pesticides may also contaminate drinking water in ponds and wells. Harmful fertilizers and insects may penetrate the Earth and even contaminate the groundwater. Contaminated feedwater causes infectious diseases such as cholera, jaundice and gastroenteritis Pollution is becoming increasingly serious as water becomes increasingly polluted. Many rivers are considered unsafe for human consumption and lead to water shortages. India's water pollution also makes irrigation of the crop difficult. If the supply is too tainted to drink, please do not use for crop watering. As water supply and pollution are limited, India is facing a serious water crisis every day. Water pollution in India has a greater impact on children than any other person. Every year 500,000 to 1.5 million children under the age of 5 are directly diarrhea caused by water related diseases. Malaria is also a by-product of contaminated water and puts out many dead Almost everything that is a by-product of our civilization is contaminating our drinking water. To minimize pollution and pollution, the government has tried to regulate emissions of underwater pollutants through various water purification laws and water resource policies. Between 1990 and 2006, an additional 1.6 billion people drank safe drinking water. But our actions are not fast enough, and most factories still can not find a way to dump hazardous waste into the ocean. How does water pollution affect humans? Try drinking untreated water now, and your body will react to it as soon as possible. You will feel at least a stomachache. Aquatic diseases cause 3,575,000 death annually! This is equivalent to colliding a large jet every hour. Most of them are children.

Big Mom's Funeral The story of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Big Mama's funeral is a complete story of fantasy scenes and events, consistent with Don Quixote and Candido. Since Big Mama's funeral and Candide's introductory text are very similar, the two authors may be mistaken for the same. In Candide, people find a series of episodes that are far from the truth and even completely descriptable. The fate of Dr. Pangloss, the story of Cunegund and the death and resurrection of her Jesuit brothers, and the story of an old lady with her back are as absurd as the funeral episode of Big Mama. Several of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's short stories can be found in the Funeral collection of Big Mama called Los funerales delamamagrande, first published in Mexico in 1962. Some are considered to be the most perfect example of Latin American history. Most of them were written in difficult times in the late 1950s when Garcia Marquez was living a simple life in Europe and Venezuela. He told the background of the short story sponsored by Caracas' newspaper El Nacional on Tuesday, and submitted the story "Siesta Derma Ruthes", which did not even win the honor award. A few years later, his best friend Alvaro Mutis sent a note to him in a Mexican prison asking him to read his sentence and read something. Garcia Marquez sent him eight short stories, and Mutis lent these short stories to a newly born young Mexican writer Elena Poniatovsk who misplaced them. They are A reader who likes this story might want to explore other works by Garcia Marquez. An incredibly sad story of Big Mama's funeral (1962) and innocent Ellendila and her ruthless grandmother (1972) is a collection of short stories, and many of them also embody the principle of magical realism I will. The novel "One hundred years of solitude" (1967) depicts a wonderful village of Macdon through the complex history of three generations of the top family of the town. Here, Garcia Max creates a dreamlike, multi-level landscape realized with this short story, like the love of the Cholera era (written in 1985, set in a town without name) did. A more detailed view than the village. For many critics, one hundred years of solitude still represents the highest achievement of magical realism.

Robert Koch is a doctor and a scientist. According to Blevins and Bronze (2010), his research welcomes the new era of public health and the "golden age of scientific discovery" and "opening up new fields of medical bacteriology" (p E 744). Brock (1999) claims that Robert Koch is "one of the most important people in the medical industry and is the founder of bacteriology" (page xxi). How can a person achieve such a big achievement in such a deep way and make a living from the world around him. The three aspects to consider are to clarify the magnitude of the influence he has as follows. Robert Koch (1843 - 1910) is a German physician and is one of the founders of bacteriology or bacterial research. Koch discovered bacteria that cause tuberculosis and cholera, and determined the cycle of Bacillus anthracis. Koch also improved methods for studying bacteria, including culturing pure cultures and staining the bacteria to make them more visible and distinguishable. In 1905 he received the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine. Robert Owen (1788-1858) founded a model community based on utopianism in New Lanark, Scotland. In New Lanark, Irving has revolutionized change by limiting the age of child laborers and providing schools to all children. In 1824, he invested in an experimental community called American New Harmony. He became the leader of the British labor campaign and continued to participate in the campaign until his death In 1871, Berlin, the capital of the new German empire, became the center of medical research. Robert Koch (1843 - 1910) is a leading leader. He is known for the isolation of Bacillus anthracis (1877), Mycobacterium tuberculosis (1882), Vibrio cholerae (1883) and the development of Koch's hypothesis. In 1905, he received the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in Tuberculosis. Koch is one of the founders of microbiology inspiring key people like Paul Ehrlich and Gerhard Domagk.

Smallpox is always one of the most dangerous and deadly curse in human history. Even such diseases as plague, cholera and yellow fever do not have such widespread impact. Smallpox is a parasitic virus (virus harmful to the host) called Balihora virus. It can only be transmitted through the population and is considered "crowd disease" which requires densely populated areas to survive. It disappears when the virus is blocked from the new host. Smallpox spread through the so-called "droplet infection". "Water droplets" are body fluids that escape to the outside air such as moisture when sneezing. Smallpox 1518-1977: "Smallpox disease is at least 3,000 years old, confirmed in China and India" (Brock 122). In the 17th and 18th centuries, small smallpox was the most serious infection in the west. Europeans have developed a genetic trait that makes them immune to small pox. When they traveled to the USA, they resulted in small pox, and the disease ran out of the population: symptoms include sudden fever, headache, back pain, vomiting and convulsions. A clear rash appears after about 2 to 3 days after symptoms appear, and smallpox is diagnosed. The rash begins with small pink spots and then turns to blisters. After all, they left hard and depressed wounds in the deep part of the skin. The hard material left behind contains variola virus. Death usually occurs between 11th and 15th (Brock 132) Small variola is a big problem for the two fighters and ultimately brings benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost soldiers. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox.

Symphony No. 4 (short) Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Chapter 1 Letters 1 Chapter 2 Symphonies in F: Personal interviews Symphonies in chapter 4 3 F: general information and considerations 6 1 hand 6 seconds move 7 3 move 8 4 Movement 8 Overall effect 9 Cited work 11 Chapter 3 Biography Information Peter Ilyich Tchaiks was born in Votkinsk, Viatka district of Russia on May 7, 1840, is a mining worker in Russia and a French mother. Tchaikovsky received music training from a French tutor as a piano lesson in the early days, but his training could not be continued. Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky wrote six symphony, three ballets, eleven operas and many other famous musical works between 1840 and 1893. Tchaikovsky's death is a mystery, some say that some historians died of cholera, others say arsenic suicide. Although the answer will not be clarified, we can not deny that Tchaikovsky's sixth symphony "tragedy" often points to death, in particular the indefinite existence and the fact that I can not completely stagnate my life . The theme harmony repeat theme of the fourth and last movement of "Pathetique" symbolizes the mysterious veil of Tchaikovsky in his later years and his death and shows the commonality of human life, struggle and death I am expressing. "If it is not music, there is a reason to be really crazy." - (Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky) Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky uses music as an escape to make a wonderful melody to fascinate mind and thought Its secular Please remove suffering and lead the pleasure of the music of the land to supremacy. His life is in trouble, music is his evacuation shelter. As a result, he has spent a lot of time developing his musical talent and creating a fun and entertaining world, as he said that he really lived. his Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is a composer who is good at writing music, if you have studied music at a high school like me in the early 1990's. At the time I did not know anything, Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture was written in 1880 and will cause a link to what happened in the 2016 presidential election. Joseph Stalin The Soviet Union not only is a self-defense force but also looks at some of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Romania, seeing that Russia wants their "range of influence" This is an early warning of the world. Molotov-Ribbentrop treaty, not joining the UK and France

"I did not expect to have a town" - Early Chicago settlers Mark · Bobien I & M canal was widely recognized as the driving force of tremendous growth, huge settlements on the shores of Lake Michigan I changed it to a big city. Bustling trade center. Explorators, investors, politicians, and farmers have been building canals on continental divisions in order to benefit them since Jolett first touched the handling tool between the Chicago River and the Des Plaines River in 1673 I agreed to. shallow. In 1848, the canals of Illinois and Michigan province crossed the Chicago Portage and connected the river to the Illinois River and the Mississippi Valley. This canal is the westmost and last canal of a series of land subsidies canals of the US government. From New York City to New Orleans, we offer the only inland waterway through the county inland area and Chicago. In the last glacial age, the area that became Chicago was covered with Lake Chicago and entered the Mississippi Valley toward the south. As ice and water retreat, short ridges of 12 to 14 feet (3.7 to 4.3 meters) are exposed inland one mile. It usually separates the catchment of the Great Lakes from the Mississippi Valley, except for a lot of rainfall. The flow of ice in winter prevents drainage. When the Europeans arrived, the Chicago River slowly flowed from the plain of Chicago to Lake Michigan. In 1848, the Illinois and Michigan Canal were built to connect the Mississippi River and Michigan Lake via the Illinois River near Peru, Illinois. The canal is allowed to transport between these important canals. In 1900 the canal was replaced by the Chicago health canal. In addition to shipping, Chicago does not contaminate the waters of Lake Michigan, but by transporting waste to the systems of Illinois and Mississippi, Chicago has identified specific health problems (typhoid fever, cholera, other waterborne illnesses) You can deal with it. 1848 was two major events in the history of Chicago. The first locomotive arriving in Chicago arrived at a railway designed to connect key ideas of Chicago and Illinois State Galena. In 1848, the Illinois Canal and the Michigan Canal were completed. Over the next six years, the population of Chicago tripled. The first building in Chicago was built directly on wetlands so it was impossible to build a basement or sewer. The drainage committee was formed in 1852, regulations were passed in 1855 and 1856, and it was stipulated that the city achieved a new level several feet above the river. Raise the street by covering them with other available materials by dredging the boat in the river. The building is jacked up and the foundation is under it. By 1858, Chicago rose a few feet.

The symbol of Thomas Man's novel "I die in Venice" and the irony, "Symbol of death in Venice" by Thomas Mann, one observer praised the hero Gustav von Aschenbach, he says It was. : - Let him relax from the back of the chair "- - - In the finger clasp of the left speaker you will always be this way of life", he will see this way of life " p 1069). . When I was young I was really boring, I started to succeed This is the perfect explanation of Bach Assen, a group of meeting people. After all, his favorite motto is p (keep "fast". A subtle symbol of the death of Venice The main theme of the death of Venice is clearly death. This theme is used with satire, image, and symbolism. I will explore this theme most effectively by symbolic means. But Mann's symbolism is not as simple as most writers, and readers are forced to dig deeper to determine the real meaning of a particular paragraph. This pseudo-hidden symbolism forces the reader to strongly notice its existence from the first page, otherwise this may be overlooked altogether. Thomas Man talked about the Greek myth in his novel "The Death of Venice". One of the Greek myths mentioned in the death of Venice is a struggle called Apollonian vs. Dionysion. Thomas Man was strongly influenced by his teachings of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, Apollonia and Dionysus' fight. According to Nietzsche, everyone contains the characteristics of Greek gods and these two men are always in an internal struggle to dominate their personal character. Thomas Man (Thomas Man), "to die in Venice", was written in 1912 with decadent aesthetics and symbolic stories. Gustav von Aschenbach (Gustav von Aschenbach) has a literary form of discipline, a monk of German writers, a perfect sense, and then write. On the way to a vacation in Venice, he met a boy named Tadzio. Obviously, this boy is a wonderful example of the Greeks, almost like the beauty and innocence of God. Attraction Once there is Assembach, in self-expense of pride and dignity, support for boys and eddies of decadence willingly obsessed with obsessive growth obsession fell. In Venice a deadly cholera invasion, this charm finally took his life. He had the opportunity to leave, but he could not bring himself to leave what is the object of the present desire. Since then, his life has ended to accept madness

Frankenstein's novel starts with the story of the frame. Captain Robert Walton tells his adventurous story to his sister in England through a series of letters. The main part of the novel contains a story about Frankenstein's strange adventure. Victor told Walton about his early life in Geneva and about his intimate relationship with Elizabeth Ravensa and his friend Henry Claire, who wanted to live with his family when his mother died. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

In developing countries, 35 million people are blind or blind, and most people can heal. Of 3 million blind people, 60% are children under 12 years old. Corneal target search in Indian eye bank is 150,000 corneas a year. The number of people waiting for a corneal transplant exceeds the number of available donor tissues. Corneal transplantation is the only effective repair to replace the human tissue in the eye. For millions of people around the world, this is considered a precious and possessive visual gift. 1. The eyes must be removed within 4 to 6 hours after death and should be immediately notified to the nearest eye bank. Remember that only the transparent part called the cornea is taken out instead of the complete eye People who are using eyeglasses, myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism can still donate, as people who are undergoing cataract surgery may not affect the cornea. Patients without diabetes, hypertension, asthma, and infection can also donate their eyes. People with AIDS, hepatitis B or hepatitis C, rabies, septicemia, acute leukemia, tetanus, cholera, meningitis or encephalitis infection or death can not donate their eyes. Eye donated to Eye-Bank is medically inappropriate for medical research and education Raise your head 6 inches with a pillow to prevent bleeding when you take your eyes off. Eye Bank is a non-profit community organization operated by medical director, eye bank manager, eye bank technician. It collects, evaluates and distributes the eyes of loved ones. All donated eyes are evaluated using strict medical standards. The eyes that turned out to be inappropriate for transplantation are used for valuable research and medical education 3. To find new technology, to improve preservation methods and to train corneal surgeons, conduct corneal studies with eyes that are not suitable for transplantation Eye donation is an act of donating one eye after he / she dies. This is purely for the benefit of society and is a completely voluntary charity. Even if the dead do not promise to donate his / her eyes before the death, the deceased's eye donation can be approved by relatives and relatives. Age or systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, heart disease, and kidney disease do not prevent blood donation. Even if you have undergone ophthalmic surgery in the past, the human cornea does not affect, so you can transplant it to other people. Eye Bank is a non-profit community organization operated by medical director, eye bank manager, eye bank technician. It collects, evaluates and distributes the eyes of loved ones. All donated eyes are evaluated using strict medical standards. The eyes that turned out to be inappropriate for transplantation are used for valuable research and medical education A wide range of social recognition programs and activities began nationwide to promote the importance of donating eyes and its usefulness to the visually impaired. So far medical researchers and scientists are working on the development of artificial cornea, but until that time donating eyes was the best gift for blind people with corneal blindness.

Pathogenic bacteria are microorganisms that contribute to the development of bacterial diseases. In historical context, well-known infections cause epidemics such as plague, smallpox, cholera, typhoid, typhoid, etc. (Wassenaar, 2009). Special medicine called antibiotics is used to prevent or treat diseases. Antibiotics are chemical substances that kill, harm or inhibit the growth of pathogens. The selection of antibiotics by consumers begins with the discovery of penicillin, which plays an important role in medicine. Penicillin is undoubtedly one of the greatest discoveries of human beings **. It must be the hero of our story. In 1907, syphilis could be treated from the death sentences of incurable diseases, but it turned into a terrible illness anyway. Finally late term syphilis finished in 1917. Suddenly there was hope. However, when penicillin appeared in 1943, the game really changed. For nearly a hundred years, the story of syphilis has become a holy grail of medical progress. Before the doctor seeks a small improvement, we are now looking for a big leap. Everyone wants to destroy all diseased silver bullets at once, not a slight increase. We are reviewing the advances of medicine in the 20th century - antibiotics, anesthesia, transplant surgery - and try to apply the same gauge to our brave new world. The discovery of Scottish biologist Sir Alexander Fleming by his enzyme lysozyme (1921) and the antibiotic penicillin (1928) defined a new vision for modern antibiotics. Penicillin contained in Penicillium notatum improves the treatment of bacterial infections such as syphilis, gangrene and tuberculosis. He made a tremendous contribution to medicine through his work on bacteriology, immunology and chemotherapy. His research and his military career study stimulated him to discover natural antimicrobial enzymes in 1921 when he named lysozyme. This substance is contained in tissues and secretions such as mucus, tears, egg white, but it is not effective for strong harmful bacteria. Six years later, due to successful coincidence discovery, he stumbled on penicillin

The increase in drug-resistant microorganisms over the past two decades is hurting the current efforts to combat infectious diseases. Due to increased tolerance to existing drugs, diseases that were thought to be managed in the past become a new threat, making other difficulties more dangerous: tuberculosis, pneumonia, malaria, cholera and HIV. Antibiotic resistance affects both developed and developing countries, but the impact on developing countries is much greater. The problem is that the price difference between inexpensive first-line drugs and second-line drugs is large, which means that most of the population can not access the original drugs. Antimicrobial resistance to drugs: Drug resistance urinary tract, respiratory and skin infections are increasing. Treatment of malaria, HIV, tuberculosis is becoming increasingly difficult due to resistant bacteria. As a result, medical expenses are increasing. Taking organ transplant and cancer chemotherapy is becoming increasingly dangerous because of the increased risk of infection and the inability to obtain potential treatment options. Increase in extreme: Despite advances in technology and information, the world is becoming more conservative and extremist. Clearly, people are more affected by tribal and group thinking. Look at the rise of populist nationalists in Europe, America, South Asia, China, and Japan. And please do not talk about the Middle East and Africa. More body and mind walls are made. Do you tend to be extreme using dangerous modern technology tools? Antibiotic-resistant microorganisms are a major problem for human and world health. One of the characteristics of microorganisms that allows the development of resistant mutations is the large number of microorganisms that live in a short development time and in a particular niche. Large populations may accumulate a small number of individuals with random genetic variation and these random mutations generally should give the benefit that microorganisms maintain within the population. A general understanding is that drug-resistant mutations need to establish drug exposure. However, in new antibiotic and chemotherapy studies evolution of drug resistance mutations in bacteria that have never been exposed to drugs has been reported.

"Farewell Weapons" is Ernest Hemingway 's novel of American ambulance driver in Italy during World War I, and Catherine Berkeley, a nurse who fell in love with him. The story is told by his driver Frederick Henry. Whether this book is really an anti-war novel is controversial, but that is a good example of the ongoing war's impact on soldiers and these people are trying to paralyze this pain. Henry's close friend Henry forgot the war with the help of sex and temptation, the pastor was comforted by God, the captain was filled with humor and a joke to the pastor, and almost all people drank water I was drinking. Drinks and brandy. "Is the author's job to tell the truth?" Hemingway. This sentence means that the work of the author is to convey the truth or accuracy to the reader. I agree. Ernest Hemingway introduces the novel "Farewell Weapon" using scenes and expressions in the novel. Harper Lee showed it with the novel "Killing a Robin" through the theme and background of the novel. In the war novel "Farewell to Arms", Ernesto Hemingway shows that it is a writer's job to tell the reader a certain truth through the creation of a novel. In Ernest Hemingway's novel "Farewell to Arms", the audience was given the historical and geographical background of the First World War. In the whole novel, people, places and governments who believe Hemingway will acknowledge his audience will be mentioned. The novel is divided into five books. Let's accept the war and confusion left in "Awakening, love, hatred, betrayal, and murder". As a veteran of the US military, I can contact this book, and I can understand the information that is expected behind it. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn

More than two-thirds of the earth's surface is covered with water and occupies less than a third of the land. As the population of the Earth continues to increase, people are putting pressure on the Earth's water resources. In our ocean, rivers and other inland water are "compressed" by human activities. The poor water quality means water pollution. This means that enough water will accumulate in one or more water to cause animal and human problems. The world is confused, extinction of animals and diseases spread to refractory people, and 40% of water is contaminated. Protecting the quality of tap water means fighting two interrelated battles. One is for contamination while in a waterway and the other is for contaminated water as it reaches the treatment plant. The 1972 Water Purification Law was a major means of controlling the water pollution, but the law was limited by law enforcement issues and the ambiguity of the law. Most American water systems are supplied in groundwater - groundwater is cleaner than surface water because it is filtered by soil and rocks - but big cities often rely on rivers and lakes - a small part of the surface water I am occupying. Global national aquaculture portfolio. This makes the work of the processing plant more important The first type of water pollution we discuss is usually the most common surface water pollution. So what is surface water pollution? As the name suggests, it is pollution by water on the ground. This is usually Ogawa, lake or river. This is a common place with many pollution, especially in freshwater areas. In most cases, these terrestrial bodies are contaminated with water flowing out of the spill water after the storm, carrying large amounts of bacteria and pollutants into the body. Pollutants range from salt on winter roads to chemicals used for cleaning, fertilizers used on nearby farms. All of these good for us can have a negative impact on the freshwater area. Water pollution is water pollution in the water. As it is well known that water bodies are the habitats of many animals and plants, this contamination destroys all of these life cycles and affects the food chain. Contamination or contamination due to the presence of various pollutants such as lead and plastic also reduces the nutrient content of the water. Like many waterborne infectious diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera and jaundice, humans are greatly affected by this water pollution. These aqueous diseases have a major impact on our health.

Discussion In this study, Escherichia coli, Enterobacter aerogenes, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes were isolated and identified from the Keha and Shinta rivers. Since water is consumed by the surrounding communities, the separation of these human pathogens in these rivers causes fear of water. Consumption of these contaminants leads to a wide range of infectious diseases and ultimately may lead to epidemics. River water released into nearby waters contaminates rivers and food crops on farms are inadvertently delivered to humans (Khan and Malik, 2001). The real story begins with two OVA episodes from the animation series. Himura Kenshin whose real name is Shinta is an orphan of his junior family who died of cholera outbreak in his village. He was taken care of by the three young women who took care of him until he was killed by the gangsters who protected him. Before the gang reached out to the young Sinta, a man appeared in the dark and killed the robber with a few swords. This person is Mr. Hikaru Naruko, Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu who is going to be a deadly sword-like teacher of Kanda Shinta's name was changed from my husband to Kenshin, I trained under him for many years up to 14 years old and wanted to quit my husband to ease the pain of Japan. With his master's will, he would leave the mountain and become a stone categories and hitokiri, or hired assassin. He killed a myriad of people with a powerful swordmaster and won the name of Hitokiri Battousai for himself. Even though he is still a young teenager when he got it, this name is bothering him for the rest of his life. Did you notice that the development of the earliest civilization in human history was near the river? Even in history, many great cities grew into the world's banks. This is because rivers often raise soil for crops and provide transportation for people and goods. Thus, the Ganges river in India is no exception. However, since the early days, the Ganges river, known as Gana or Gana in India, represents the sacred power of the coastal people. In many ways, as the country's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru said, the river symbolizes India itself.

Physical hazards affect people around the world regardless of wealth, place, or other factors that often distinguish people from culture. Physical hazards in the environment are naturally occurring events and disasters that can threaten personal safety. Hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, tornadoes, earthquakes, floods, landslides are all kinds of physical hazards that can have devastating effects on the human body (Library Index, Natural Disasters, 2011). The environment preserves human life, but it can also cause disease. The lack of basic necessities is an important cause of human death. Environmental disorders increase the risk of cancer, heart disease, asthma and many other diseases. These hazards can be physical ones such as pollution, toxic chemicals, food contaminants, social things such as dangerous work, poor housing environment, urban disorder and poverty. Insecure drinking water and inadequate sanitation and hygiene are the causes of various infectious diseases such as schistosomiasis, diarrhea, cholera, meningitis and gastritis. In 2015, 350,000 children (mainly developing countries) under 5 years of age die from diarrheal diseases associated with unsafe drinking water and approximately 1.8 billion people use drinking water contaminated with feces did. More than 2 billion people can not access basic sanitation Human vulnerability Humans are vulnerable to extreme temperatures, stresses, and exposure to chemicals, which can lead to death, injury or illness. The physiological responses of affected people are often different for every risk factor such as water, wind, ionizing radiation, toxic chemicals, infectious agents, etc. That is, if the contact levels are the same, some people will die, some people will be seriously injured, some people will suffer minor injuries and the rest will be intact. Usually, the most vulnerable to any environmental stress is very young, very old, and immune system weak. The risks of human health and the environment can be adversely affected (see the road to bad results). Therefore, risk is a function of risk and exposure. Danger is the inherent danger or damage such as the toxicity of the compound. Exposure is likely to come in contact with danger. Therefore, considering the biological composition, activity and location of the human body (or other organisms) (see exposure), the exposure is close to zero, so very dangerous substances will approach zero as well. Another example of a health risk is the increased likelihood of HIV infection due to certain actions such as dangerous sexual intercourse.

Chapter 1 Problems and Background Introduction In recent years, people have become more aware of water pollution and their widespread impact, and people are working together to reduce pollution. There are many pollutants (bacteria, heavy metals, chemical substances, etc.) in the water. If we can not find a solution for clean water our marine animals will die. According to Professor Mercedez Cabling of Nueva Ecija Institute of Technology, the state of Nabao Creek is in danger. Therefore, we decided to do experiments which can help decompose underwater pollutants, but in a cheaper way, we only use peanut shells. Water pollution contains contaminated water such as chemical substances, particulate matter, bacteria, etc., which reduces the quality and purity of water. Water pollution can occur in the sea, rivers, lakes and underground reservoirs, and if various water sources flow together in the water circulation, pollution may expand. Soil contamination or land pollution is a soil pollution and hinders the balance between natural growth and land, whether used for cultivation, living, or wildlife protection. Some soil contamination, such as setting up a landfill site, is a conscious and accidental thing and has a wide range of influences. Water pollution is water pollution in the water. As it is well known that water bodies are the habitats of many animals and plants, this contamination destroys all of these life cycles and affects the food chain. Contamination or contamination due to the presence of various pollutants such as lead and plastic also reduces the nutrient content of the water. Like many waterborne infectious diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera and jaundice, humans are greatly affected by this water pollution. These aqueous diseases have a major impact on our health. Continuous air pollution and water pollution affect the quality of human life and its harmful pollutants. Rapid growth of industry has a detrimental effect on human life by contaminating water and air. Therefore, air pollution and water pollution are major problems in the environment. The establishment of more industries has increased the main difficulty of soil erosion. As the world quietly but surely faces the destruction of man-made foolishness, the impact of industrialization on the environment needs to be emphasized more strongly and strongly. For example, do you know that there are increasingly mutating fish in the three watersheds of Pennsylvania? Male fish have female parts, and vice versa. This is because over the past five years extreme animal mutations, numerous dead birds, livestock and fish have become common worldwide.

Sitting on the Seadog deck, the group of tourists waited for the prepared camera worriedly, and tapped their feet lightly as the boat began to move again. The explanation of the meeting with the tour guide is an infinite speech and tourists do rarely care about it, instead of listening to the history of Chicago. What they are missing is an important fact as to where they are and why they are waiting for the rock. This is important not only for the history of Chicago but also for the history of many major civil engineering projects in the future. In 2015, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Metropolitan Planning Commission announced efforts in the Chicago River Basin. This is a city-wide "vision process" to formulate a long-term plan to purify and reintegrate the three rivers in the Chicago system. City Life - Chicago, Calumet, Desplaines rivers. However, despite the backward flow of the Chicago River, the integrated system of city sewerage and rainwater still flooded during the main storm case and could flood the river, canal and Lake Michigan. According to the Chicago Tribune, 18.2 billion gallons of pollution entered the river last year. Chicago plans to eliminate the system spillover through a complete tunnel and reservoir plan called the Deep Tunnel Project, which began in 1975, and will be completed in 2029. The Chicago River has famous waste in the past. Originally, this 150-mile waterway was used to move the fast-growing industry in the Midwestern city. Little attention has been paid to the environment and citizen's values. By the turn of the century it was polluted by sewage and factory waste. When the Chicago River flooded with flooding, it flowed into Michigan Lake, bringing serious danger to residents' health, and in 1900 it was reversed and the flow reversed. Wastewater from Lake Michigan and waste water leaving this area to the Mississippi River. This reversal is important every year to protect thousands of Chicago people from waterborne diseases such as colds and cholera. In 1900, when MWRD changed the flow of the Chicago River from Michigan Lake to the Mississippi River Basin, it completed one of its best technologies. The reversal of flow succeeded in discharging harmful pollutants from the lake, but it did not address the processing of the river itself. Indeed, over the years MWRD has refused to sterilize sewers-rich rivers, ignoring the fact that many residents are using rivers for boating, fishing and swimming. After dozens of years of effort, MWRD continued to resist disinfection because its price was high and the health benefits were not clear. Under the great pressure of EPA regional director and water purification advocacy group, the district finally voted for disinfection in 2011.

William's murder by Frankenstein was the first terrible act performed by this creature. William's murder happened when a creature arrived in Geneva, when the creature gazed at a young boy, that creature's idea is not to hurt the boy, but to train him to be educated as a friend's friend It was. When he discovered that the boy had something to do with his creator, Victor Frankenstein, he was counter-productive. As this creature approached William, William's first response was horrible. From his eyes he only saw monsters who wanted to kidnap him. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Frankenstein Victor Frankenstein As a child abuse at today's court, I will be sentenced to Victor Franconia for many murders. He created existence that destroys the lives of innocent people. Frankenstein never thought how such a terrible creature could coexist with humans. He is not responsible for his creature, instead Frankenstein gives up his creatures, ignores it, and misuses it. He never noticed that the lack of parents' love and guidance leads this creature to a murderous path. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his In Mary Sherry's Gothic novel, Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein created monsters with various bodies and animated them. Although the experiment of JVC was effective, he was terrible when the creature he created revived. He immediately ran away from Frankenstein's laboratory and killed Frankenstein's brothers. Later, while feeling the ultimate loneliness, this creature has asked Frankenstein to build a group for him, but he refused to complete the work. When revenge, this creature killed Frankenstein's wife and best friend (Hawkins)

This philosophical analysis focuses on the way Mary Cherry's monkey's monster character and the Mensius's claim on the nature of evil explain his sin that kills a boy and builds an innocent bystander I will. This parallelism is achieved by showing the progress of monsters from right and wrong to nature and showing that the motivation to hurt his creator's life damaged his basic mind. I briefly introduce the actions drawn by Frankenstein and then discuss how Mencius 's idea explains the change in monster' s nature. This article analyzes the novel Frankenstein. It is divided into two parts. The first part is the analysis of the theme of the novel and the second part is the discourse analysis of the novel. Specifically, it tries to answer the following questions: What is the theme of the novel; what is the discourse contained in the novel and detailed? Frankenstein, or Hyundai Prometheus, is a famous novel by Mary Sherry. It was completed in May 1817 when Mary was only 19 years old. This took place during the summer break between Alps' husband Percy Baše Sherry and Sir Byron ("Frankenstein"). The famous Frankenstein novel is known for two types of science fiction and terrorism (Milna, p. 149). When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "!

Misdiagnosis is common for a number of different conditions that are the same as malaria, and can not manage patients well and makes them sick. The same diseases as malaria include influenza, dengue, legionellosis, brucellosis, sinusitis, cholera and so on. In this particular case study, we will investigate influenza and dengue and treat it as a differential diagnosis of malaria. Influenza is one of the most infectious diseases in the world and can lead to mortality and morbidity (Lan et al., 2013). Differential diagnosis is also commonly used in the field of psychiatry / psychology. There, two different diagnoses can be attached to patients showing symptoms that can be adapted to any diagnosis. For example, considering similar symptoms of the two conditions, patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder can also undergo differential diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. The strategy used to create a differential diagnostic list depends on the healthcare provider's experience. Beginner providers can systematically evaluate all possible interpretations of patient concerns, but people with more experience are often inefficient strategies and test delays, risks, and costs We use clinical experience and pattern recognition to protect patients from. Effective healthcare providers complement clinical experience with knowledge of clinical research using evidence-based methods. The failure of treatment is defined as being able to eliminate malaria parasitemia or resolve clinical symptoms despite taking antimalarial medicine. However, treatment failures are not necessarily due to drug resistance, and many factors can be contributed primarily by decreasing drug concentration. These factors include incorrect doses, poor patient compliance with dosages and duration of treatment, poor drug quality, and drug interactions. Individual differences in pharmacokinetics may lead to treatment failure due to malabsorption, rapid elimination (diarrhea or vomiting), or insufficient biotransformation of the prodrug even after supervising the management of complete antimalarial drugs Yes. If the patient continues to ask me about frequent malaria symptoms and treats malaria without thorough assessment of other diseases that may cause similar symptoms in addition to malaria resistance, I will always be fatal You may miss a fatal case. There is a danger of losing the patient carelessly. According to the World Health Organization, patients suspected of malaria should be confirmed by a rapid diagnostic test (RDT) for microscopy or parasite diagnosis before starting antimalarial therapy. Treatment should be based on clinical reasons only if the patient is not immediately available for diagnosis within 2 hours of treatment. Timely treatment - within 24 hours of fever - effective and safe antimalarials are needed to prevent life threatening complications.

US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons and this denial is widely endorsed by prominent scientists reported by Nederm on the west.These assertions are still questions to be studied." (Guillemain, 2005, p. 100) The scope was not intended to integrate beliefs of accusers nor to protect the United States government at the time. In the report of the International Scientific Committee of 1952 led by British scientist Joseph Lee Joseph, the observer accused the US of using plant warfare. In particular, plant material packages dropped by American aircraft were tested and found to contain a variety of pathogens including purple spotted fungus infected with soybean crops in China or Cercospora sojini Hara in China. Or have never been discovered in Korea; and Glomerella infects various plants and other pathogens US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons, this denial is generally supported by prominent scientists in the Nederm report in the west - people often for human love or social benefit It is difficult to reflect altruistic behaviors or self-indulgence Herman Melville's "Bartleby, Scrivener" attorney performs charity for Bartleby for self-awareness and glory conscience. As a scriber of his law firm, Bartleby worked efficiently at the beginning of his work. When war was directed to the United States in 1951, the Chinese and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea vaguely accused the biological war, but these were not pursued. As early as May 1951, Korean UN commander General Matthew Ridgeway accused the first claim. He accused the Communists of spreading "intentional lies". A few days later Admiral Charles Stenahoy repeated his denial. On January 28, 1952, the headquarters of Chinese People's Volunteers received reports that smallpox occurred in the southeastern part of Incheon. Between February and March 1952, more security information has been reported, such as Cholwon, Pyeongyang, Kimwa and even Manchuria. When thirteen Korean soldiers and sixteen Chinese soldiers were infected with cholera and plague, the Chinese quickly became concerned, another 44 Chinese who died recently due to meningitis I was tested positive.

My romantic definition is when nature played an important role for all the great artists and writers of those days. The romantic era occurred in the nineteenth century when individuals emotioned their work and care about education, literature and natural history. The real romanticism is getting out of the industrialization era, trying to get away from urbanization and the population. The romantic revolution paved the way for many writers and artists, as people feel freedom and stimulate their original ideas. This article analyzes the novel Frankenstein. It is divided into two parts. The first part is the analysis of the theme of the novel and the second part is the discourse analysis of the novel. Specifically, it tries to answer the following questions: What is the theme of the novel; what is the discourse contained in the novel and detailed? Frankenstein, or Hyundai Prometheus, is a famous novel by Mary Sherry. It was completed in May 1817 when Mary was only 19 years old. This took place during the summer break between Alps' husband Percy Baše Sherry and Sir Byron ("Frankenstein"). The famous Frankenstein novel is known for two types of science fiction and terrorism (Milna, p. 149). When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! Smith's article "Frankenstein and Nature's Magic" uses literary methods to analyze "Frankenstein", which is backed up by several background scientific knowledge. Throughout this article, Smith explains the influence of science on the life of Frankenstein. Smith closely tracked Frankenstein's early childhood, where he discovered an ancient philosopher and his Ingolstadt era. Smith believed that Frankenstein was not a natural philosopher, but a natural magician, during these times. It is due to the ancient natural science, his romantic genius, and the familiarity with Frankenstein's natural philosophy. Comparison of house tradition, stereotype of enlightenment.

The first comparison started with Cain and Abel. What is God's worship? that is Some or his best. This is an important difference. Abel dedicated his best or early result to God. Cain was corrected by God. An important insight about sin is given in Genesis 4: 7. "If not, what is it? It also shows that in the beginning seemingly innocent fear has a way to escalate to anger. Yoda This will help us understand why God eliminates fear through perfect love as a top priority Goalkeeper? The answer to this question is "Yes, you are a guardian of your brother." When God said Abel 's "cry of blood", the importance of blood will also be emphasized. Since Seth was born, the lineage of the Savior will continue, "breaking seed Three quarters of the population live on less than $ 2 a day (No, 2 dollars is no longer far). After the earthquake in January 2010, most people got worse and the situation got worse. The situation worsened further after infecting hundreds of thousands of people with cholera epidemics due to careless waste treatment at the UN base. Even this seems impossible. The US government invested more than $ 30 million in the election cycle that began in August. Elections were devastated by violence and mass fraud and few people trusted them except President Michelle Mary and his main supporters, the US government. Do not promote democracy with Haiti A few years ago, I established a company called IWearYourShirt. This attracted people's attention for the price system I was using. I paid $ 1 on January 1, $ 2 on January 2, $ 3 on January 3, and $ 365 at December 31 (now called "Bumpsale" price) . It may not sound like much, but when all 365 days were sold it increased by $ 66,795. It is not too poor. So why would you want to stop trying the price of a dollar when considering a unique way of pricing offers in this set? It is not raised everyday but will be raised after everyone bought the bundle. And if someone buys you when you sit on the sales page, the price will rise in front of you. The longer you wait, the higher the price

In Ernest Hemingway's "Weapon of Farewell", Catherine Berkeley and Frederic Henry show the contrast of character. In other words, Catherine's maturity and leadership, and Frederick's leadership plays an opposite role. Immature and incompetent, and the way they see love. Frederic Henry is a narrator and a protagonist of the novel. He was a student in architecture and he volunteered to join the Italian army as an ambulance because he did not speak Italian. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night.

When she got there, she found a servant 's secret garden. After his wife's death, it was her garden so the secret garden was locked in by her uncle. The key is hidden somewhere outside. She is interested in this and I'd like to find it. Mary also becomes happy and it seems not ugly for people. She is getting better, many of which are related to gardeners' old people. His name is Ben Weatherstaff. He became her first friend in history. One day, she heard a cry of one of the many rooms in the house. Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was forced to move to his uncle, a very busy businessman, Mr. Craven who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She wanted to oppose everyone and want to live in her own world. But she is a very curious girl and she is not afraid of anything. A secret garden written by secret garden Francis Hodgson Burnett was first published in 1910 and conveys a unique story about a 10 year old girl Mary Lennons. The story goes through the hero's Mary, Collin, and the secret garden changing key. Burnet used many symbols in these transitions. The power of nature is also the magic of the story. Novels use symbols to express various patterns, such as parallel life, magic, and secrets of Mary and Colin. Secret Garden is a children's novel originally published by Frances Hodgson Burnett in 1911. It was serialized as an American magazine in 1910. In the UK, it is one of Burnett's most popular novels and is considered a literature of classic English children. Several stages and movies were made. After the cholera epidemic caused her parents and servants to die, Mary was found to be alive, but he was alone in the sky's house. Before she was sent to the Yorkshire in England she lived in India for a short time with a pastor of the UK and his family. Manner The secret garden of Francis Hodgson Burnett was held in the Victorian British boring Misselthwaite estate. The main character is Mary Lennox, a 11 year old selfish, spoiled person. Other protagonists include Master Collin Craven, her sick cousin, Dikon Sawawabi, animal charm, master Archibald Kraven, her secular uncle, Martha Sowerby, a heartfelt deacon, a dirty gardener, a happy Robin, a secret The flower garden. The third person's voice is dramatic and omniscient. The message about the life I learned from the story is that the change never goes too late. No matter how bad it is, you can do your best. Do not shrink and face the problem. Otherwise, they will not disappear. Take a positive attitude, send life and share it with people around you. Margining yourself is not a solution. An example is Mary, Colin, Archibald Craven. Collin was filled with the idea that he was supposed to die and was ruined.

Robert Boyle is the most influential British - Irish scientist in history. He played an important role in the history of science by establishing the experimental method (Mollan) on which all modern science is based. In addition, under the guidance of his assistant Robert Hooke, he began experiments on gas characterization, including those expressed in Boyle's law. He showed the physical nature of the air and showed that it is necessary for the transmission of burning, respiration and sound. He also wrote a skeptical christmas in 1661, where he attacked Aristotle's four element theory. This is an important part of modern chemical element theory. Portrait of Shannon. Robert Boyle F. R. S. (1627-1691): British scientist born in Ireland, Robert Boyle (1627-1691), an early supporter of the scientific method, the founder of modern chemistry. Boyle is known for his pioneering experiments in gas physics, his skeptical singularist, his role in the creation of the Royal Society of London, and his charitable work in American colonies. The scientific revolution laid the foundation of the era of enlightenment The age of enlightenment emphasized the importance of scientific methods, using reason as a source of major authority and justification. When enlightenment flourished in the 18th century scientific authorities began to replace religious authority until the discipline thought to be legal science (eg alchemy and astrology) lost scientific credibility. Robert Boyle (1627-1691) was one of the main thinkers in the latter part of the 17th century. As a British - Irish philosopher and writer, Boyle will focus on chemistry, physics and natural history. His research on pressurized air led to the development of Boyle's Law. It describes the relationship between pressure and gas volume. Boyle is one of the founders of the Royal Society of London. Robert Koch (1843 - 1910) is a German physician and is one of the founders of bacteriology or bacterial research. Koch discovered bacteria that cause tuberculosis and cholera, and determined the cycle of Bacillus anthracis. Koch also improved methods for studying bacteria, including culturing pure cultures and staining the bacteria to make them more visible and distinguishable. In 1905 he received the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine. Early scientists who studied the race were Robert Boyle (1627-1691), a natural philosopher, chemist, physicist and inventor of the UK - Ireland. Boyle thinks what is called "Monoclacy" today, that is, regardless of any diversity, all races come from Adam and Eve, the same source of information. Since he studied the report that parents give birth to different color leprosy, he concluded that Adam and Eve were originally white and white could give birth to different colors. The color and light theory of light dispersion in the physics of Robert Hooke and Isaac Newton has been expanded to multipleism by Robert Boyle and these differences are presumed to be due to "groundbreaking impression". However, according to Boyle's work, "European Eye" at that time did not have so many beautiful colors, but "body, symmetry of various parts of the body, and excellent features of the face". usually

Albert Camus is a French writer who is known for his various works, especially "idiotic acts". Camus believes that it is logically impossible for human beings to do stupid things. This is ridiculous, so impossible. This is plague which is one of his most famous works. Pest is a novel that explores humanity, state, destiny, God, and fate. This novel relates to imaginary plague in Algeria's Oran, but it is believed that thousands of people died based on the cholera epidemic in Oran in the mid-1800s. The wonder of Albert's "pestilence" is that it depicts a negative and positive human condition. The three characters best expressing human condition are Dr. Bernard Liu, Joseph Grand and Kotard. In a sense, everyone has positive and negative characteristics to explain human condition. Dr. Liu embodies the definition of a hero. In a sense, he realized that he could not stop the plague he was fighting, but he refused to withdraw. Emotionally, he feels the patient, but he also realizes that he must separate his emotions from his work. This shows that some people keep doing what they need to do, even if you only see failure. When it comes to human condition, it talks about human ability to endure inevitability. Albert Camus is related to this philosophy and conveys his literary world The Plague to the literary world The novel is based on the pointlessness of human suffering and the deep personality of human experience. Central theme In this novel's page, through his personality and theme, the coronation ceremony draws a picture of a secular community that is driven to almost illogical, tragic, disease and disaster situations. His tough town town Oran should not make a malicious visit to such a plague under any circumstances, but sets a perfect stage for an existentialist example. Albert Camus considers that existentialism is the key to eliminate human indifference to social distress. His novel "Pest" is a written attempt he tried to prove. The plague can be understood at multiple levels. "This simple graphic work shows symbolic transparency at different levels and each reader can find current concerns whether it is metaphysical, moral or historical, "This novel can be seen as a fable of the French Nazi occupation during the Western Western Hemisphere. II. The purpose of the symbol is not a specific event or project but a general thing including human nature. But most importantly, this novel involves a struggle against indifference. "In a sense, the plague shows a perfect condition in which everyone can unite to fight inhuman behavior" (Doubrovsky 161). This perfect situation is not limited to stories books.

The global health crisis has become a major problem in recent years and it may be the most serious problem in modern history. Many people believe that least developed countries are the main victims of this problem and that more powerful developed countries do not do enough to try to solve this problem or they are not helping I will. The most deadly infectious diseases that receive population and kill millions of people are diarrheal diseases such as malaria, pneumonia, tuberculosis, HIV / AIDS, influenza, cholera, dysentery, and respiratory infections. In a recent paper, Katherine Burke and Michele Barry of Stanford Global Health Innovation Center and Diana Walsh of former Welshley College state climate change as the "ultimate global health crisis". They advised the new president to deal with the emergency health risks associated with climate change. Meanwhile, in many areas of sub-Saharan Africa, there is a possibility that serious drought may occur because clean water is hard to reach. The United Nations warned last year that more than 36 million people in southern and eastern Africa are faced with drought and starvation with record high temperatures Sub-Saharan Africa is faced with the most serious crisis. The world accounts for 11% of the world population, accounting for 24% of the world's disease burden, but it occupies only 3% of the world's health care workers (WHO 2006 d). Because there are more than 1 million health care workers in Africa alone, the shortage is widespread. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 4 million healthcare workers are needed to achieve health-related millennium development goals, and in 57 countries in which serious healthcare workers are scarce, 36 of them are in Africa. The vulnerability of each highly coordinated mechanism ensures that comfort and peace of modern life in rich countries is slowly and completely revealed. In a report that the George W. Bush administration went to the Washington Post in April, Bill Stig, the head of the Global Health Office, said, "Global Health 's crisis" The only thing on the list "has changed. When discussing pandemic countermeasures. Since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a recommendation everyday (at home, masking and holding your mouth while coughing) President Cardo exaggeratedly exaggeratedly answered. However, this time, the speech will continue the stronger measures. The border between the United States, Canada and Mexico was closed, a martial law was declared and American patients were isolated (in case it turned out to break the curfew, it was housed in the camp). Trump and China have started a trade war against public opinion of these popular plots

If a major earthquake occurs in the New Madrid fault in the southeastern state of Missouri, at least 42,000 Missouri houses were destroyed and at least 83,000 homes could have been moderately damaged. This number applies only to Missouri state. Missouri deprives the other seven countries in the region and resources and it is also damaged. Three days after the incident, the climax of refugees in all eight states is estimated to reach 2 million people (Elnashai, Jefferson), Fiedrich, Cleveland and Gress, 2009), as the earthquake caused by the earthquake was eliminated. From 2008 to 2014, according to the data of the National Evacuation Surveillance Center (IDMC), an average of 26.4 million people evacuated every year due to natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. IDMC recognizes that climate change plays an important role in these disasters, as climate change changes normal weather patterns and makes disasters "more serious and frequent". Their report also stated that climate change "expands the tendency of evacuation." Although Port-au-Prince is greatly affected by the earthquake four and a half years ago, although it still faces many challenges, recovery is progressing. More than 90% of the families evacuated moved from refugee camps to safer communities, more children attended school, and residents are now improving access to water and other basic services . In Haitian countryside, getting clean water is not always easy. In fact, about 40% of the rural population in Haiti uses unprotected water sources such as rivers and unprotected wells, so the risk of diseases such as cholera is elevated. By contrast, in cities, people who can not access clean water have a higher chance of purchasing bottled water and easier management of the disease. The main mechanism (or cause) of the tsunami is massive water movement or sea disturbance. This water movement is usually caused by earthquakes, landslides, volcanic eruptions, glacial calves, vermiculite and fewer nuclear tests. The waves thus formed are maintained by gravity. If the ocean floor suddenly deforms and moves vertically on the water surface, a tsunami may occur. Structural earthquakes are special earthquakes related to deformation of the Earth's crust. When these earthquakes occur at the ocean floor, the water above the deformed area moves away from its equilibrium position. More specifically, if a thrust fault associated with a convergent or destructive slab boundary suddenly moves, a tsunami may occur and cause moisture migration due to the vertical component of the involved movement.

When will these standards be available nationwide after the "Water Pollution Control Law" has been passed? The law passed the rules of the Tokyo Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment Committee. Most notably, all lakes, rivers, streams and ponds must be harvestable. This guarantees the standards for water quality monitoring and improvement in New York City. (Waldman, 2013) (Jarvey, 2006) In the 1890s, air pollution also became a major problem in rapid industrialization. As a result, the government began to develop various air quality laws dating back to the beginning of the 20th century. A healthy researcher at New York University Juan Bello said the city was at the forefront of efforts to suppress noise pollution for decades. New York is the first city to develop a noise code. But it is also the biggest city in the country, with a densely populated city. "In most American cities this city is doing a lot of activities per square mile," Velo says. "So the noise is an important part of life in New York City." In recent years he pointed out that the city became noisy as the city experienced a huge building boom. An overcrowded unsanitary situation in New York City caused an increase in disease, and cholera and yellow fever destroyed the city. The existence of contaminated aquifers, dense houses, lack of sewerage, basic sanitation, and pollution industries around wells and residential areas has brought unprecedented mortality. In addition, as the dense wooden buildings expanded rapidly, the city was destroyed by a fire in New York in 1835. Yellow fever is the fundamental cause of several devastating epidemics. New York, Philadelphia, and cities in northern Boston were fashioned. In 1793, the biggest yellow fever epidemic in America history hit 5000 people in Philadelphia - about 10% of the total population. About half of the inhabitants including President George Washington evacuated this city. In colonial times West Africa was known as "white grave" for malaria and yellow fever. Viral hemorrhagic fevers such as Ebola virus disease, Lassa fever virus, Rift Valley fever, Marburg virus and Bolivian hemorrhagic fevers, etc. can become a pandemic is theoretically very contagious and fatal disease. However, the transmission of these viruses requires intimate contact with the infected vector and since the vector is only a short time before death or a serious disease, their ability to effectively spread to cause a pandemic Is limited.

Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein is a 19th - century literary work that delved into the scientific world and deliberately deduced the rational results of morally insensitive technical research. Although the novel leads to several questions about knowledge and lofty nature, the novels mainly explore the psychological and physiological journey of two complex characters. Each character has some interesting features, from passive and meditative things to rashes and impulsive things, but their most attractive qualities are their strangeness. Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the hero and the enemies' characteristics." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. "

Donor party tragedy On a good life trip to California, the notorious donor party met sorrow at every turning point. Before their journey started, they encountered the shortcut found by Hastings. Like other normal people, they decided to choose an easier way, which unfortunately led to a tragedy. There are many important factors that have contributed to this group's misery. From their journey, Downer Party made a mistake. First of all, when the party left, cholera and malaria broke out. The range of the tragedy of Donald will not be known for several weeks. According to the final statistics, two-thirds of men died and two-thirds of women and children died. Fourty people were killed and 46 people were escaped. Many survivors are crazy or are almost killed. The unified lead family has recovered in Napa Valley for several weeks. Margaret Reed was always vulnerable to health, but when she commented that her daughter Virginia had become a "brave courage" when a disaster occurred in the mountain. All the lead children survived the mountain hardship While camping with Wyoming, Lead, Donna and several other families, Hastings decided to take a new route, Hastings was separated and elected George Donor and founded the Downer Party. Other immigrants are separated. When crossing the west desert of the Great Salt Lake, Reed was forced to give up his two carriages after losing almost all the cows. The exhausted donor again entered the California Trail near Elko, Nevada on 26th September, three weeks longer than the traditional route. October 28, 1846 - Donors leave Illinois and traveled to California. There are a total of 90 people in this group, including immigrants led by George and Jacob Downer, family members, businessmen. After the tragedy, they were trapped in the snow of Sierra, causing losses due to famine and cannibalism. At the end of their journey there were 48 survivors in April 1847. October 28, 1886 - The Statue of Liberty was dedicated to Bedloe Island in New York Harbor. This statue is a gift from the French people commemorating the alliance of France and the United States during the American Revolutionary War. Designed by Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, the overall structure is 300 feet (92.9 m) tall. This is written on the pedestal. "The garbage of a weary man, a poor man, a man who wishes to breathe freely, a poor man on a dirty shore, I lifted my lamp to a golden door."

Today, 80% of infants are vaccinated against diphtheria, whooping cough, polio, measles, tetanus and tuberculosis (Landrige 2000). This percentage has increased from about 5% in the mid-1970s, but the number of deaths from these infections is about 3 million per year. Millions of people die from vaccinating, untrustworthy, or expensive infections. All the functions of the vaccine take into account the same idea that the immune system rapidly disintegrates before the rapid destruction of certain pathogenic factors or pathogens and the drug grows sufficiently to cause symptoms (Landrige 2000). Costs for manufacturing pharmaceuticals and vaccines are usually high, which may require special storage conditions that are not readily available in third-party countries. Researchers are working on the development of edible vaccines for tomatoes and potatoes. These vaccines are easier to transport, store and manage than traditional vaccinations. The strengths and weaknesses of using genetically modified organisms (GMO) are enormous and diverse, but controversial about the uncertain outcome of this relatively new science. As the long-term risk assessment never happens over the years, the speed with which GMOs enter the food supply is frightening many opponents. You may have heard of "edible vaccine", but it is not told that biotechnology will make it possible. Researchers strengthen fruits and vegetables such as bananas and potatoes to prevent fatal and debilitating diseases such as hepatitis, cholera and malaria. These edible vaccines are particularly effective for developing countries, especially children, where infectious diseases are prevalent. It is possible to cultivate and distribute food containing edible vaccines at a relatively low cost. These countries lack resources and medical infrastructure to provide traditional vaccines. Everyone is interested, fruits and vegetables are genetically engineered to provide a higher level of antioxidant vitamins that help fight cancer and heart disease Comparing the method of administering edible vaccines with conventional methods is very inexpensive to use edible vaccines. This is because the substance called immunoglobulin is important because it is made from tobacco plants. Immunization methods are very passive, like making antibodies in breast milk, it can help children from harmful pathogens. Several edible vaccines known to succeed in disease prevention include Escherichia coli, Norwalk virus and others.

Frankenstein Frankenstein is a novel written by Mary Sherry. It was first published in 1818. The story is about a man named Victor Frankenstein who created a monster who committed a series of murders when he was rejected by society. Mary Sherry is the author of Novel Frankenstein. Born in August 1797, he died at the age of 54 in February 1857. In the summer of 1816, Mary was with a poet named Byron. Living with Byron is his doctor Polidori and short story writer Jane Clarmont. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself. Sherry 's Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein, after killing several people, created a monster that fled to the European Arctic Circle. At the beginning of the story, Frankenstein seems to be just a scientist who pursues a pipeline's dream of the key to eternal life, but in a more detailed analysis of the text Frankenstein is not prudent but a lot of psychological It suggests that you suffer from one of the obstacles. And mental illness, my point is that Victor Frankenstein is his

Introduction In the 1970s, the unexpected rise of new religious movements was brought about, but most of it was related to the origin of the East. These religions are operated at the edge of traditional religious institutions and are controversial at once. This controversy is combined with the transformation into these new alternative religious movements that are causing serious concern about the interests shown therein, especially the firm support of educated young people and the subsequent traditional value system It has been. Acceptable theory to explain the reason behind exile for these movements. Cult: 1) A new non-traditional religious movement based on the teachings of new prophets and new scriptures. 2) ARDA and other scholars tend to use the term "new religious movements" rather than cult words. The latter term is for having negative political and social implications and prejudices related to those who belong to these groups. 3) In common use, sects are often called cults (Smith and Green 1995: 298). For details on this concept, please click here. In the 1970s, the anti-cult movement used the concept of brainwashing to explain sudden dramatic religious changes to various new religious movements (NRM) and other groups considered cults. News media reports tend to favor social scientists who sympathize with brainwashing ideas and anti-cult movement. Some psychologists accept this concept, but sociologists are largely skeptical about their ability to convert to NRM. The term "new religious movement" refers to the religion that emerged after the mid-19th century. Many, but not all, people are regarded as cults. Cult subcategories include apocalyptic cult, personality cult, political cult, destructive cult, racist cult, polygamy, and terrorist cult. The government has responded to cult related problems in various ways, but it is sometimes controversial. English speaking people initially use the term "cult" to represent groups of religious believers, but rather to refer to worship and religious ceremonies. English terminology began at the beginning of the 17th century and borrowed from Latin Cultus (worship) borrowed from the French record. The word finally derived from the Latin adjective Cultus (resident, resident, cultivated, worshiped) based on verb cholera (care, cultivation)

Victor Frankenstein is the creator of "Monster". Because of his desire for knowledge, he overshoots to create a huge monster and soon avoided it. This rejection plays an important role in monster hatred and human dislike. When intelligent life forms are born and created, it usually has no sense of hatred, fear, or prejudice at all. Such emotions are dripped through life and the experiences encountered by people. This monster is experiencing early trauma and I am watching his "father", also known as his creator, Doctor. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Whenever someone is called "Frankenstein" called Frankenstein's Mary Shelly creature, he will say that some scholars will enter in unsightly form, "In fact, Frankenstein is a doctor and not a monster "In fact, it can actually be called" creature "Frankenstein. "This is the reason: in Frankenstein: or alternatively modern Prometheus Mary Shelly tells the story of scientist Victor Frankenstein who has lost the secret of nature and is determined to invade from the dead organization Creating a creature Gewer himself as a gerbil Why did you choose to start this adventure from a man 8 feet in height instead of? It is mysterious in itself.

First, in the First World War, the Italian army 's young American ambulance driver Frederick Henry met a British nurse named Catherine Berkeley near the forefront between Italy and the Austrian - Hungarian empire. Originally, Henry wanted to seduce her, but when he was injured and sent to Katherine's American hospital, he actually began to love her. After recovering from the hospital, Henry returned to the forefront of the war. During the recession, Italians began to fall apart. Henry shot the sergeant of the engineer when he was out of work, but he was not Italian and was later arrested by the police later. Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and a disaster, indicating an important role water plays in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that war was not going well, and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was a symbol of the disaster that began in the first chapter. Rain here is related to sickness. Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room, it will rain, so before Frederick leaves you can be together. Catherine bought pajamas at night. Symbolism in 'weapons to parting': In the novel 'Weapons to parting', the author Ernest Hemingway uses many different symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel we try to use symbols to express various things. Rain and water are symbols of strong death from beginning to end, accompanied by accompanying grief, pain, feelings of despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or hopeful things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn

Frankenstein from Mary Shelley talks about the entire life cycle of a man in Geneva named Victor Frankenstein. He was born as a counselor and syndicate family. His parents are very generous and his brothers and sisters are very kind. From a very young age, he was urged to infer, think, and apply what he learned. It is this urge to make knowledge a passion for pursuing his knowledge. He worked hard in order to carry out his duties. He soon reached the peak of all worldly knowledge and tried to imitate the Creator. When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title refers to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry, especially the poetry of the refrigerator's magnet. "There are these little magnets behind them, you can move them and create strange sentences," Marquez once told the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is the way I develop magical realism - see this," Umbrella tree eats purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " Frankenstein's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein, or the modern prometheus. Shelley's title is thus a comparison between Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, and the mythical character Prometheus, which uses clay to shape humans and give them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through ambiguous methods of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly expressed the monster as 8 feet tall (2.4 m) tall, very ugly, sensitive and emotional. The monster tried to blend into human society, but it was avoided. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "normally defined boundary between the main character and the enemy's character."

Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway used water as a metaphor. The river is used as a symbol of regeneration and escape, rain is used as a tragedy and disaster, which indicates that water plays an important role in the story. The "Farewell, weapons" river represents a strong focus. They symbolize the departure of past lives and the entrance to a new life. First evidence ... Show details Even so, the river seems to have established the opportunity to live a new life from Italian war to a more comfortable life. Henry and Catherine escaped from the river, not only to make them better living, but also led birth children As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that the war was not going well and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was already a symbol of the disaster that began in Chapter 1. Rain here relates to disease. As Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room it will rain, so Frederick can be together before leaving. Catherine bought a night gown at night. When they found the room, she felt cheap looking at the mirror, but Frederick saw a storm outside. Rain told Frederick's farewell, and Catherine told him that she never felt like a prostitute before. It will rain even during retreat of the army, but this is a symbol of failure. One night, Katherine and Frederick heard the rain when I woke up at the Italian hotel Frederick, I learned that he was arrested. When they ran from Italy to Switzerland it was very windy and rainy. This symbolizes that their escape is certainly difficult. They need to spend several hours to drain the Swiss coast. Symbolic introduction of "Farewell Weapon": In the novel "Farewell Weapon", the author Ernest Hemingway uses various symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel, from the beginning to the end of the rain and water symbolize how the rain is a symbol of the death of power, and all the emotions of accompanying sorrow, pain, despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or desirous things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Ernest Hemingway's "Farewell Weapons" is a story about love and war. A young American, Frederick Henry, served as an Italian army ambulance driver during the First World War. He fell in love with a beautiful UK nurse, Miss Catherine Barkley. This tragedy is reflected in the water. In the whole novel, Ernest Hemingway used water as a metaphor. Rivers are used as symbols of regeneration and escape, and rain is used as tragedy and disaster, indicating that water plays an important role in the story. As a symbol of tragedy, Hemingway is often used in this novel. When the readers realized that the war was not going well and that "permanent rain brought cholera," the rain was already a symbol of the disaster that began in Chapter 1. Rain here relates to disease. As Frederick and Catherine are looking for a hotel room it will rain, so Frederick can be together before leaving. Catherine bought a night gown at night. Ernest Hemingway uses water as a metaphor for telling the events of parting weapons. He gave out water through the story. The escape or purification effect of Frederick Henry occurred in the river. Rain predicted unfortunate events like Katherine's death. And it led Frederick to start a new life with grief. But this time he is accompanied by him - he has to learn to live by himself. Hemingway shows a lot of symbols with a lot of water and influences the story.

The story of the vaccine does not begin with the first vaccine - Edward Jenner uses the vaccinia pustular material to provide ceiling protection. Instead, it begins with a long history of the early use of smallpox substances to provide immunity to human infections, especially diseases. There is evidence that China used smallpox inoculation (or variant of smallpox) as early as the year 1000 AD. It also took place in Africa and Turkey before spreading to Europe and the Americas. Edward Jenner's innovation began with the successful use of vaccinia to develop immunity against smallpox in 1796 and soon this method became widely available. His method experienced medical and technical changes over the next 200 years, which ultimately led to the elimination of smallpox. The 1885 rabies vaccine of Louis Pasteur is the second vaccine to affect human diseases. After that, it rapidly developed at the dawn of bacteriology. Anti-leukemia and vaccines to prevent diphtheria, tetanus, anthrax, cholera, plague, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, etc. were developed in the 1930's. Mid-20th century was an active period of research and development of vaccines. The way to cultivate the virus in the laboratory has resulted in rapid discovery and innovation, including the development of vaccines for polio. Researchers are targeting other common childhood diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, and vaccines for these diseases greatly reduce the burden of the disease. Currently, innovative technology promotes vaccine research, recombinant DNA technology and new delivery technology are changing scientists to a new direction. Disease targets are expanding and several vaccine studies have begun to focus on noninfectious diseases such as intoxication and allergies. These schedules include not only the science behind the vaccine but also the early harassment of the smallpox variator (see the threat of the famous minister described in the Boston smallpox outbreak of 1731) to the establishment of a vaccination mission It also includes the cultural aspects of vaccination. Influence of war and social unrest on vaccine preventable diseases. Edward Jenner, Louis Pasteur, Maurice Hilleman, pioneers of vaccine development also gained special attention. This timeline category contains almost all entries for a specific topic timeline. Several entries have been omitted to broadly show the overview. The schedule of the implementation plan is organized annually. Figure 8 is a graphical representation of the schedule of a complete implementation plan. The section after the figure shows the outline and table of elements and elements of the elementary school grade 0 grade (Table 4), primary grade 1 grade (Table 5), 2 nd grade 5 grade plan. (Table 6). 0 Year (2015-2016): Baseline and Recognition: University of South Florida Sarasota - Manatee's Incredi-Bull Critical Thinking The main goal of QEP 0 years is to build a strong baseline database Includes use of existing and new evaluations. Experimentally improve important columns of data thinking, continue to build teacher's knowledge and skills related to critical thinking education, deepen understanding of QEP topics including critical thought promises and knowledge standards. Assign FTE. management An article about the president and a historical timetable detail the important issues and achievements of all the presidents of the United States of America. The next video will provide you with other important facts and dates for all US presidential personal and political lives. The format of the next fact file shows the overview of President Glover Cleveland and the historical timeline of important events and achievements during president inauguration. President Glover Cleveland 's timeline details a series of important historical events and outcomes that have had a major impact on the history of the United States in chronological order. I got into a panic in 1893. Panic in 1893 continued from May until N

Unstable long-term control, border conflict, and religious conflict have caused conflicts in progress in Iraq from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. Iraq participated in the First World War and the Second World War. From 1980 to 1988, from 1988 to 1991, from 2003 to 2010 it has been divided into one or two phases. 1,2 Participation in Iraq and Afghanistan of the United States has been the most persistent battle in the world since the Vietnam War. Unstable leadership, controversial territory and the decline of land and supply have brought about various public health problems experienced by Iraq in the past century 5. Cities were built along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and frequent diseases occurred in neighboring areas, so residents have been subjected to great threats to water supply and infectious diseases. During the mid-20th century, during the gap between World War II and the Persian Gulf War Iraqi enjoy a comprehensive health service throughout the country, including modern hospitals. By 1992, most hospitals were operated at a fraction of the previous level and face serious medical and supply shortages. Medical services have been suppressed and diseases are explosively increasing. Malaria, cholera, gastrointestinal disease, typhoid fever spread throughout Iraq Another influence of the Iraq war is inflation worsening. The public health problem is a secondary factor of human basic needs, Iraq is a developing country, and that people have less opportunity to access clean water and malnutrition Increase incidence ,severity Research on practical strategies to solve the Iraqi water crisis is rare and obsolete. In August 2010, the latest articles on Iraq's water issues were announced on the website of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 6 I evaluated Iraq's water quality problem and first reviewed the history of waterborne disease outbreaks and frequent reports. It was caused by war. My goal is to accumulate information on sustainable water quality measures to prevent and mitigate the outbreak caused by poor water quality in Iraq. Useful knowledge includes history and current data on waterborne diseases, best practices for rebuilding society devastated by war, population nutritional status, public health infrastructure and awareness, and economic and political national overall Contains the situation. Iraqi water and sanitation facilities are characterized by poor quality water and services. The war over 30 years and limited environmental awareness destroyed Iraq's water management system. There is a big difference in supply of drinking water between rural areas and between urban and rural areas. 91% of the total population is available for drinking water. In rural areas, however, only 77% of the population can use improved drinking water sources compared to 98% in urban areas. Wasting a lot of water in the manufacturing process Research on practical strategies to solve the Iraqi water crisis is rare and obsolete. In August 2010, the latest articles on Iraq's water issues were announced on the website of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. 6 I evaluated Iraq's water quality problem and first reviewed the history of waterborne disease outbreaks and frequent reports. It was caused by war. My goal is to accumulate information on sustainable water quality measures to prevent and mitigate the outbreak caused by poor water quality in Iraq. Useful knowledge includes history and current data on waterborne diseases, best practices for rebuilding society devastated by war, population nutritional status, public health infrastructure and awareness, and economic and political national overall Contains the situation. Officials said that nothing will be improved unless Iraq is serious about its water policy and the history of water management that is defective. Women and children dig a huge white mound from the sinking outflow pool as water

Bowel movement (commonly known as No. 2, feces, defecation or bm) is the ultimate behavior of digestion and organisms are discharged from the gastrointestinal tract through the anus into solid waste, semisolid and / or liquid waste (Feces) is removed. Humans excrete waste from several times a day to several times a week. The muscle contraction wave of the colon wall (called peristaltic movement) moves the rectum through the digestive tract by moving feces (called feces or feces). Undigested foods may also be excreted like this during digestion The rectum enlarged part (anatomically as well: enormous part) functions as a facility to temporarily store unnecessary substances. Extension receptors from the nervous system located in the rectal wall stimulate the desire for bowel movement as the rectal wall expands with the filling material. The urge of this defecation arises from the reflex contraction of the rectum muscle, the relaxation of the internal sphincter of the anal, and the initial contraction of the skeletal muscle of the external anal sphincter. In the absence of any treatment, substances in the rectum are usually returned to the colon by reverse squering, where more water is absorbed, until the next large-scale peristaltic movement of the lateral and lower colons storage of feces . If the intestinal movement is delayed for a while, feces may become hard and cause constipation. Diarrhea may occur before excessive moisture is absorbed if the bowel movement is too early. [1] When the rectum is full, as the pressure in the rectum rises, the wall of the anal canal separates and fecal material can enter the tube. When the material is pushed into the anal canal, the rectum becomes shorter and peristaltic waves push the stool out of the rectum. The internal anal sphincter and external anal sphincter, and the puborectalis muscle allow the feces to pull the anus through the muscle. [Required citation] Defecation is normally assisted by trying to drain this air from a closed glottis with a deep breath (Valsalva action). This contraction of exhalation pectoral muscle, diaphragm muscle, abdominal wall muscle, and pelvic diaphragm muscle exerts pressure on the gastrointestinal tract. Ventilation at this time temporarily stops because the lung depresses the chest diaphragm and applies pressure. Rising blood pressure and reflex response in the chest Simultaneously with defecation, it usually stimulates excretion of urine. Pectoral muscle, diaphragm, abdominal wall muscles, and pelvic diaphragm all apply pressure to the gastrointestinal tract. When the lung is pressed to push down the diaphragm, the breath temporarily stops. The blood pressure in the body rises and the blood pump capacity of the heart decreases. Defecation may be completely involuntary or spontaneous. Incontinence - loss of control of the evacuation process - progresses with age; it is also caused by surgery, obstetrics, spinal or other physical injuries, or by nerve injuries caused by diabetes, stroke or multiple sclerosis Sometimes. Bowel movements can also be affected by pain, fear, temperature rise, and mental or neurological complications. Diarrhea or abnormally frequent defecation is a characteristic symptom of many diseases and symptoms. It is most notable in diseases such as cholera and dysentery. The abdominal muscle is an abdominal wall muscle which is continuous with the innermost chest of the pectoral muscle. It originates from the inner surfaces of the seventh to twelfth ribs, the thoracolumbar fascia and tendons. It is inserted along the white line of the oblique muscle and the tendon sheath. The fibers extend laterally inward. Potential outer abdominal slope and superficial abdomen are neurovascular surfaces. This neurovascular plane contains intercostal nerve, subcostal, subconjunctival and branching nerves, which is important to avoid damage in abdominal wall surgery.

(1941), Frankenstein's bride (1935), Frankenstein's son (1938), Frankenstein's ghost (1942), Frankenstein's hometown (1944) Frankenstein was a wolfman (1943) Dracula House (1945), Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein (1948) The worst moment: The monstrousest worst moment, tragic thing is that the outcome of that good intentions is very wrong. The creation of Dr. Frankenstein met a girl picking flowers at the lake. It was fun to see her throwing the petals in the water. Unfortunately, this girl can not swim The basic concept behind Mary Sherry's novel Frankenstein is the most terrible idea, adapted by the director James Whale from the 1931 classic of the same name: created by various parts of the long buried body monster. In the performance by the great Boris Karov, the monster of Frankenstein is unforgettable. More cleaved and fragmented Nevertheless, the incarnation of the dead while walking with Karlov was expressed with a tremendous degree of fear by the slight human nature, but usually there is no life. Karloff disarms the audience by injecting the correct kind of grief into the character, leaving someone who is sympathetic to the beast (after all, he just hopes to be loved) and then doing terrible things ( Kill a small girl) or simply return his malignant way to reply Frankenstein 's monster is often called "Frankenstein" and is a fictitious person who first appeared in Mary Shelley' s 1818 novel Frankenstein, or in modern Prometheus. Shelley's title is thus compared with Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster, with Prometheus, a mythical character that shapes humans using clay and gives them power. In Shelley's Gothic story, Victor Frankenstein made living creatures in his laboratory through a fuzzy method consisting of chemistry and alchemy. Shelly said the monster was 8 feet tall (2.4 m), ugly, ugly, but sensitive and emotional. Monster tried to integrate into human society, but it was avoided, and it led him to seek revenge against Frankenstein. According to scholar Joseph Carroll, this monster occupies "the boundary normally defined between the main character and the enemy's character." When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title points to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry In particular the poetry of a refrigerator magnet. "These little magnets are behind them, you can move them and make strange sentences," Marquez said to the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is how I develop magical realism, like this," umbrella trees eat purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " In the novel, Victor Frankenstein is a scientist. Monsters are not named yet, they are called "monsters", "biological", "demons", "it". But if you make a mistake making a phone call to Monster Frankenstein, you are not alone. Everyone from a coral reef witnesses the movies of Abyss and Costello Frankenstein did it. Mary is named "Frankenstein". But Frankenstein is the German name for Frankish stone. In addition historian Radhu Florescu insists that Shelleys has visited Frankenstein Castle on the Rhine. There, they have to understand the imbalanced alchemist named Conrad Deppel who lived in the castle. He is trying to make a longevity drug called Dippel's Oil. Let people live more than 100 years. Like Victor Frankenstein, Dippel is rumored to dig a grave and test the corpse.

People traveling by boat can choose two routes. They can board the East Coast, go through the jungle to Panama, and on the other side to California by boat. Cape Horn, a longer-distance passenger near South America There are many people from the east coast of the United States to the southernmost point of South Point, Cape Horn, and California. The trip ranges from 100 dollars to 300 dollars and may take 3 to 6 months. It was a tough trip, storm, seasickness, fresh water, lack of fruits and vegetables. They eat salty meat, fish, dried beans, rice, potatoes. One of the recipes is a hash made from lobscope, bacon, potatoes, sea crackers and dry bread softened with water. In order to taste the bad taste of water, molasses, vinegar, spices were added. This is called a switcher. Generally, the food is very bad. After several weeks, fresh food disappeared. Passengers explained the two bugs of molds that molded about each bean and insect. Boat ticket advertisement promises luxurious accommodation and casual enjoyment time. Many travelers eventually parked on a whaling ship, crowded in places where fat and oil were transported, and people had to stand and sleep for a long time. In 1849 more than 500 vessels headed for California. After landing in New York and Boston, many gold hunters from Europe came into this route. The route through Panama is faster but more expensive. It costs between $ 200 and $ 400. 49 travelers visited Panama, crossed the jungle and went to the Pacific Ocean. Crossing the jungle means insects, snakes, yellow fever, malaria, cholera and other diseases. When they arrived in the Pacific Ocean, travelers often found that boats to San Francisco were full. They may have to pay bribes to wait a few days, weeks or months for the ship or to leave the ship quickly. The boat leaving Panama City is very crowded. As one captain said, they are "buried". If it is not necessary to wait for them to go to San Francisco on a boat, this route may take more than a month. Many ships rushed away the gold rush and abandoned the port. The ship was hauled on land and turned into a building on land. Learn about the ship named Nyantic The winter storm makes it difficult to move on land, and many people choose to move by boat. Between 1848 and 1849, 762 ships left the eastern port of San Francisco. This makes San Francisco the third largest domestic port after New York and Boston. Dana explained his way home around Cape Horn and explained some of the "alert" paragraphs of his new ship. The ship is sailing at the Antarctic iceberg. He explained the beauty of the area and provided a direct explanation about large storms and icebergs. He explained in detail the challenge of completing the cargo handling in a few weeks while fighting various elements. He can not work for a few days as the crew suffers a recession when the tooth is infected, so the crew need all the help he may find. Some crew members are suffering from scurvy almost when the journey around Horn is almost finished. Cape Horn: In 1616, about 100 years from Magellan, Willem Schuten discovered Cape Phone towards the south. This is a better route as we do not need to navigate narrow roads. Around 1780, many ships used Cape Horn Passage. Because the wind blowing from the west and the south pole of the east flows through the gap between Tierra del Fuego and Antarctica, it is difficult to go west of Cape Horn. The route of the speed boat of the 19th century navigated from Europe to roar of 40, took them to Australia, then proceeded east around Cape Horn and returned to England. Probably the earliest crew 's most beautiful dream was to find a complete waterway linking Europe and the east. Existing routes are very long and dangerous regardless of whether it is around the tip of Africa's cape or at the tip of Cape Horn in South America. Some of the reasons for this danger are due to Cape's severe weather conditions, some due to the existence of typical hostile

The youngest of three brothers was born to jeweler von Domenico Scrosoppi and Antonia Lazzarini, his brother Carlo was appointed to Luigi at the age of six, and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When Luigi was 11 or 12 years old, his hometown area suffered consecutive attacks of drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox; seeing such pain, overall poverty and number of orphans is a boy It has a lasting influence on. In his teens, Luigi felt the call of clergy, and he and his brother Giovanni went into the same seminary. Butler in 1826; appointed Udine Cathedral on March 31, 1827; his brother got help at his first Mass. Director of a pious alliance of the heart of Jesus Christ. It helps to manage the center of children managed by his brother Carlo. University of Francisco. In 1829, Deputy Director of Carroll's Orphanage. The orphanage is harder to fall than usual, desperate Luigi is appealing their support, and the school immediately has a good lesson - enough money to buy their building Since the orphans were more than space, the brothers decided to extend the house; Luigi called for building materials and labor through the country. Work began in 1834 with Luigi's coordination, beggars, director and work; it was completed in 1836 and named poverty house. In that year, another cholera became prevalent, the orphanage was full again. The orphan's needs and the constant efforts of the pastor are attracting the attention of women in some areas abandoned in cooperation with the poor. These include Felicita Calligaris, Rosa Molinis, Caterina Bros, Cristina and Amalia Borghese, and Orsola Baldasso. Under the spiritual guidance of Carlo and Luigi, these women founded Providence sisters. And they teach basic learning and needlework. Luigi put them under the auspices of St. Catherjan, and the congregation received the final approval of Pope Praus Pius IX on September 22, 1871. In 1846, Ruiji joined St. Philip 's Cathedral, a congregation specializing in charity and learning, and on November 9, 1856, he was elected as Delegate of the Community. On 4th October 1854, he completed the job of a girls rescuer who was abandoned. On March 7, 1857, he opened the school and the girls' home for the hearing impaired; unfortunately, it could survive only 15 years. He opened a Providence House for former unemployed students, and he works in a hospital. In his later years, Luigi had to fight the empathy of anti-civilians who swept the Italian peninsula during the political unity of the country; many houses and groups including the chapel were restrained, closed, And those assets were sold. We could not preserve the property of the cathedral and the parish, but Luigi protected the charity and saw the growth and spread of the congregation. The poor and the sick are our lords and they represent the people of Jesus Christ. - St. Louis Luigi Scrosoppi was born in Udine in the Friuli region of northern Italy on August 4, 1804. He grew up in a family atmosphere of faith and Christian charity. At the age of 12 he began preparing for clerics of the Udine parish theological school and was appointed in 1827. Beside him there are his two brothers Charles and John the Baptist, both of them are pastors. In the nineteenth century famine was a famine and Luigi advised him to take care of the most distressed people because of the badness of war and plague attacks. Along with other clergy and young teachers, I am concentrating on collecting and educating the poor and abandoned girls in Udine and its surrounding rural areas. For them, he incorporated all material wealth, energy, and emotions into it. When the situation demands, he begged; he relied on others' help, and most importantly he trusted the Lord. Luigi Scrosoppi is a scavenger cleric, when his brother sweeps a strong anti-religious style in Italy, he and his older brother run an orphanage at Udine. Working in adversity, maintaining humor, he is known for healing miracles a

In the book, rain and snow are involved in the theme of the book. It symbolizes an important element of the book. Weather plays an important role in parting weapons. Because it shows some sort of emotion in the character, it shows an event presenting different themes through the book. The weather is very symbolic. Everywhere in the book the weather changed gradually from warm and dry to cold rain, representing war and death. From Frederick 's participation in the war, the weather changed from good to bad. In books, the most important weather factor is rain. Rain symbolizes death and it keeps decreasing, reminding people of the fact that there is no violence during war and no escape from death. In the first chapter, the readers are presented with rain symbolizing death and are repeated throughout the book. Snow is not as important as rain in a book, but it also has different symbols. Snow symbolizes hope and contradicts the rain. In reference to a few snow of the novel (about the discussion of Swiss police and winter sports in the Swiss Alps), everyone shows hope and brings an understanding to the reader In the novel, the era of dryness represents the world of success and love. Paradoxically, the rainy season represents a world full of violence, death and loss. P.7 When Henry told about the dry warm summer, he said, "There are rich crops in the world," he said immediately, contradicting the autumn autumn, he said . It shows the cold season of the book and it rains. Places where most violence, loss, and death occur "In winter, permanent rain fell and rain fell on cholera, but as a result of the inspection, only 7,000 people died in the army." The day before the aim was killed, he said, "We are drinking Barbera now, maybe we will have rain tomorrow." At A Farewell To Arms, the weather is related to American dreams as weather is never the same as American dreams. The weather is also related to the American dream, because the weather shows that life does not necessarily have positive results, so there are many negative aspects and American dreams. Experience can be seen For example, today's weather is an important part of the war experience. Hemingway draws the weather vividly with "Farewell Weapons", but I use it for symbolic purposes as well. Normally, rain equal to life and growth represents death in this novel and snow symbolizes hope. It is a completely primitive pattern. Rain starts with the first chapter of parting weapons, and rain clearly symbolizes death. "In the fall, all the leaves fell from the chestnut tree, the branches exposed, the trunk was dark and it was raining," Henry said. The vineyards are thin, the branches are dotted, and in autumn the whole country becomes moist and brown. "The symbolism of rain is not a completely literary concept, because rain actually caused the death of 7000 people before a deadly disease broke, sometimes I saw you die on it." Naked, the road is cloudy Symbolic introduction of "Farewell Weapon": In the novel "Farewell Weapon", the author Ernest Hemingway uses various symbols. One of the most commonly used symbols is nature, and most importantly it is rain. In the novel, from the beginning to the end of the rain and water symbolize how the rain is a symbol of the death of power, and all the emotions of accompanying sorrow, pain, despair. When it rains on a rainy day, it turns all comfortable or desirous things into bleak something. This can be seen on the first page, the season is growing rapidly from summer to autumn Hemingway's novels, especially "Farewell, Weapons", "Rising Sun", "Bell Pas" contain resentment to sacrifice and religion. In "weapons of parting", Frederic Henry's sweetheart Katherine Barkley soon died of bleeding. This apparently caused Henry's embarrassment, an autobiographical image of Hemingway. I am always bewildered by sanctity, glory, and sacrifice. . . . We heard their voices, sometimes they can not hear barely in the rain,

Hostess Mary is against opposition until she helped her grow in the garden. In the process she could manage her arrogant choline her little crocodile. These are small pod's peas that are closed in a dark old manor in England's Yorkshire wilderness until the locked garden catches their imagination and paints the wilderness on their cheeks. "This is the sweetest and most mysterious place anyone can imagine, the high wall surrounding it is covered with rose stalk without leaves, they are thick, they will mature together ... "Still it is not surprising yet," Mary whispered. When new lives sprout from the earth, the sourness of Mary and Collin begins to sweeten. For those who fear life and love, the secret garden rejuvenates and rejuvenates the spirit of regaining spirit. · Frances Hodgson Burnett is 85 years old (9-12 years old) even after pregnancy, it is still young and plays a strong and unique role as the reader perceives. The soothing, sweet, British native Pele's voice proves to be a good tool to complete the new Barnett story. When her parents were a victim of the outbreak of cholera in India, Mary Lennox, who grew tragically and spoiled, became an orphan. As a result, Mary has become a ward of a British uncle who has never been seen before. As she was hesitant to try to make a new life for the solemn and secluded Misselthwaite mansion, Mary became friends with a savvy boy called Dickon and looked up the secret garden in the mansion's premises It was. She also found a sickly young cousin, Collin, trapped in a hidden mansion. Mary and Dikon helped Collin 's flowers, and in the process Mary discovered her identity and melted her emotionally distant uncle. Bailey has smoothly transitioned sounds and accents of various characters from simple Mrs. Medlock, venue manager, Ben to Chipper maid Martha. The most fun thing is that she raised a trusty childlike voice to Mary. A brief biography of the author is included in the preface. 6 to 12 years old Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information Co., Ltd. - This article is about out-of-print or unavailable version of this publication. Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was obliged to move to her uncle, Mr. Craven, a very busy businessman who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She thought that she would like to live in her own world, as she did not agree with everyone. - Participate in stories beyond the imagination of someone; often tell the young generation that the story of the tooth fairy and Santa Claus seems to end at the proper age. However, uncertain flying objects are always left to the individual to be uncertain in their lifetime, there is no clear evidence. Why are UFOs often ignored by government officials? Why do people who found UFO laugh outside the room? It can be said that the secret garden is composed mainly of a secret idea. Mary is the secret of her parents and colleagues; Collin is kept secret by her father and himself. Misselthwaite has hundreds of locked rooms and no one can enter it; its servants are forbidden to talk about their history and current residents. Collin kept his mother's portrait a secret to his servant, and later, in addition to Mary, DiCon, Ben Wessner and Susan Soluby, he also discovered the secrets of his newly discovered health Did. The secret of the garden itself is the most important. One secret after this book is released: disclosure is absolutely good, because in the novel economy the content of one thing is not important - only one person thinks about it positively or negatively DiCon and Mary took Collin secretly to the secret garden. For the first time with these excursions, these children were discovered by the Ben Weatherstaff who took care of the secret garden for 10 years. Ben did this for her love and loyalty to the lost h

The above statistics use world profile, domestic tax service and calculation of Servicio de Rentas Internas del Ecuador Ecuador is a South American sovereign state with a total area of ​​approximately 283,561 km2. Currently Ecuador became part of the North Inca Empire until 1533 when Spain conquered. The base became a seat of the Spanish colonial government over 1563 years and became a member of Governor General New Granada in 1717. Governors - New Granada (Colombia), Venezuela, Quito - became independent from 1819 to 1822 and formed a coalition called Gran Colombia. When the base was withdrawn more than 1830 years, the traditional name was changed to support the 'Equator Republic'. Between 1904 and 1942, Ecuador experienced a series of conflicts with neighboring countries and lost its territory. The border war with Peru in 1995 was settled in 1999. Ecuador celebrated 30 years of civilian governance in 2004, but this period was endangered due to political instability. The protest in Quito forced the resignation of the last four democratically elected President of Ecuador in the medium term. At the end of 2008, voters approved the new Constitution, Ecuador won the 20th Constitution since independence. A general election took place in February 2013, and the electorate was re-elected President Rafael Cholera Well, these two features of Jewish history I mentioned - survival and quality of life - constitute an unparalleled practical success in high quality survival. We have been able to survive and consistently produce higher quality of life without other civilizations, other cultures, other religions that can make a difference. Civilization is a way of working, a collection of rules of life. (Many of these rules are not officially taught, but they are implicitly included in the way people behave.) These rules need to adapt to the living environment. If they adapt well, society will prosper. Otherwise, there are two possibilities. Society changes its practices or collapses civilizations. If the living conditions suddenly change because the civilization is too strict, it will collapse. If it is more flexible, then it may change its role to meet new requirements Well, these two features of Jewish history I mentioned - survival and quality of life - constitute an unparalleled practical success in high quality survival. We have been able to survive and consistently produce higher quality of life without other civilizations, other cultures, other religions that can make a difference. Civilization is a way of working, a collection of rules of life. (Many of these rules are not officially taught, but they are implicitly included in the way people behave.) These rules need to adapt to the living environment. If they adapt well, society will prosper. Otherwise, there are two possibilities. Society changes its practices or collapses civilizations. If the living conditions suddenly change because the civilization is too strict, it will collapse. If it is more flexible, then it may change its role to meet new requirements Well, these two features of Jewish history I mentioned - survival and quality of life - constitute an unparalleled practical success in high quality survival. We have been able to survive and consistently produce higher quality of life without other civilizations, other cultures, other religions that can make a difference. Civilization is a way of working, a collection of rules of life. (Many of these rules are not officially taught, but they are implicitly included in the way people behave.) These rules need to adapt to the living environment. If they adapt well, society will prosper. Otherwise, there are two possibilities. Society changes its practices or collapses civilizations. If the living conditions suddenly change because the civilization is too strict, it will collapse. If it is more flexible, then it may change its role to meet new requirements

Prepared at home is much better than cooking at pre-made foods, restaurants, hotels and other places. Homemade foods have many health benefits. Homemade food is clean and tidy home-made food for the health benefits of the first and most important reasons. They provide optimum cleanliness (hygiene) for you. When we eat at restaurant or hotel, we can not decide the health environment Usually, handmade food made with raw food, not natural ingredients,. Of course, fast food has its own flavor, but those who prepare meals using raw, these foods are not healthy. For example: snacks contain large quantities of sugar, fat and sodium. However, with homemade dishes, we can add healthy and natural ingredients by adding more vegetables and fruits. So here we have the quality and quantity of food ingredients we use. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that serious reduction in food intake of processed foods. So, I will continue drinking abundant ingredients of homemade food When you make your own food, we can use more health food manufacturing methods and alternative harmful ingredients. For example, most restaurants use butter and fat-containing oil For example, we can cook at home and use healthy vegetable oils such as fat-free cooking spray and olive oil. Also, at home we can replace unhealthy ingredients. For example, the American Heart Association instead recommends a cup of non-fat milk, very healthy and vegetable oil cup As a mother, everyone wants to offer the best things in their child's life. As we worry about our children's health, the homemade food culture and he / she must be your top priority. According to the survey - eating homemade cuisine kids is less likely to get home cooking food weight, because it contains more fruits and vegetables than trans fat and soda. So, to provide healthy home cooking and food for children, not for children We need to plan wisely menus weekly to preserve our money, time and health. Fat, protein, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins: It contributes to the formation of balanced foods, including it. All this is also important for children and adults. In balanced 50% our food should have fruits and vegetables, 25% should be protein rich food and the remaining 25% must be rich in carbohydrates and fibers Unsafe foods are the main cause of food poisoning and cholera, especially for children. Therefore, before vegetables are prepared, properly, usually done at home, please wash. Therefore, we can eat clean foods that contain minerals and vitamins and other important nutrients "East or West, home is the best" is a very real meaning. Whether you are part of the world, which is home to which ultimate fun. As well as when you come to your body and mind, there is no better than taking proper care of your mother or wife. Regular use of domestic food Caring for your body is safer - so you can go beyond and there are no other handmade silent (homemade) foods One of the main advantages of homemade foods than fast food is the associated costs. Homemade foods are usually inexpensive, and foods cooked at home are much cheaper than fast food, even if they spend seasonings, seasonings, gas, even electricity. In addition, homemade food takes more time to prepare, it makes people hard to prepare themselves. As recent research suggests, when you eat fast food you risk the health problem like obesity. This is because you can not control food cooking conditions just like you do at home. According to scientific research, people tend to gain weight as they eat fast food instead of eating homemade food. Prepared at home is much better than cooking at pre-made foods, restaurants, hotels and other places. Homemade foods have many health benefits. Homemade food is clean and tidy home-made food for the health benefits of the first and most important reasons. They provide optimum cleanliness (hygiene) for you. When we eat at restaurants and hotels, we can not decide hygiene. Usually, handmade

For millions of years, all humans have to find their own food in both the early and modern times. They spend most of the day collecting plants, hunting animals or purifying animals. And in the past 12 thousand years, our species Homo sapiens has changed to food production and environmental change. We have been very successful and accidentally produced a turning point in the history of life on earth. The modern human being (Homo sapiens) evolved in Africa during the period of intense climate change. Like the earliest humans, modern humans collect food and hunt. Their evolved actions help them cope with the survival challenge The first modern person shared the Earth with at least three early humans. Over time, as modern humans spread throughout the world, the other three species have become extinct. We will be the only survivors of human family tree Modern people are almost extinct; due to extreme climate change, the population may have been reduced to approximately 10,000 adults of childbearing age Florentine extinction (Homo floresiensis) once made a modern human being (Homo sapiens) the only survivor of a different human family tree. Ultimately, we discovered that humans can control the growth and reproduction of certain animals and plants. This discovery has resulted in the breeding and grazing of animals, which changed the natural landscape of the earth. When humans spend more time on food production, they calm down. The village becomes a town, the town becomes a town. As the food supply increases, the population is beginning to increase dramatically Modern people spread all over the continent and have grown to a large number. Rather than pursuing on a daily basis, we can enrich our lives in a variety of ways, including artists, inventors, scientists and politicians, by producing our own food. We have greatly changed the world. However, this change has brought unexpected results to other species and ourselves, creating new survival challenges. In 2004, the International Conservation Union for Nature (IUCN) reports that the current extinction rate of birds, mammals and amphibians is at least 48 times, perhaps 1024 times higher than the extinction rate of nature. As of 2005, humans built many dams to store about six times the free flow of rivers. Fact: From 1961 to 2004, the number of cattle, pigs, sheep and goats increased from 700 million to 1 billion. The number of poultry increased from 300 million to 16 billion Fact: About 30-40 of estimated 15,000 mammals and birds are used as food Fact: Between 1959 and 1999, in only 40 years, the population has increased from 3 billion to 6 billion. Fact: The worldwide epidemic of cholera that began in 1961 is still in Asia, Africa and the Americas. The number of cases reported in 2006 was 79% higher than in 2005. FACTS: 3 million to 5 million people suffer from "influenza" every year, and 250,000 to 500,000 have died of influenza Fact: The child dies of malaria every 30 seconds. Approximately 40% of the world's population is at risk of malaria FACTS: Everyone in the world is infected with tuberculosis. One third of the world's population is infected Human beings are revolutionizing the world. The population continues to increase, the sea level rises, the climate changes, and global ecosystems are always threatened by human activities. However, humans are not defined by wealth, technological progress, building development, and the resources necessary to support them, but conversely, human beings are naturally rooted. If we do not protect and protect these fundamental causes, we will lose all the environment we care about. In the era of the wilderness, the future of the planet must make it possible for the national park to attract future generations and to express the diversity of our country. In general, I believe that the future depends on the combination of technology and understanding of human psychology. If we could invent i

The customs and beliefs of various religious groups seem to contradict certain components of a particular vaccine. The following information covers some of these topics and provides links to articles / web pages that extend these issues. Several vaccines contain pig-derived components. The religion for the use of pork products may be uncomfortable. Below is the information and link to deal with these problems. "Gel gel formed by bone changes in impure animals, skin, tendons is pure and allowed to eat judicially." In 1995 the decision of the Islamic Medical Science Organization, the Arabic language in 1995 [ Link to full text]] Gelatin: If you do not have a substitute, you can eat gelatine because you eat it in a form you can not eat. The two cell lines currently used for vaccines are derived from abortion abroad performed in the 1960s, WI - 38 from Germany in 1961, and MRC - 5 from England in 1966. Many well-thought out articles on the moral and religious aspects of using these human cell lines (see link below) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Reconfirmation: reaffirmation: not only for your child, more specifically to avoid serious risk of health of the entire population, especially pregnant women's health Moral reflection [link to the full text] "Due to health hazards of children, parents can use vaccines developed using illegal raw cell lines, everyone will show differences of opinion and use other kinds of vaccines "Dignitas Personae Guide on Specific Bioethical Issues in 2008 [Link to Full Text - near the end of section 35] Grabenstein JD. Ethical consideration for certain viral vaccines Christ Pharm 1999; 2 (2): 3-6. [Can not be used online] Mynors G, Ghalamkari H, Beaumont S, Powell S, McGee P. Drugs from pigs, and alternatives to them: 2004 Getting Started Guide. National prescription center [Link (may require password)] A: Among vaccine preventable diseases, such as pertussis, varicella, etc., there are still common in the United States. On the other hand, other vaccine preventive vaccines are no longer common in the country for vaccines. However, if you stop vaccinating, the few cases in the US will soon be in the tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. Vaccines Many serious diseases that can be prevented are not common in the United States, but some diseases are common in other parts of the world. Even if your family does not have a trip overseas, you can contact travelers from overseas anywhere in the area. Children who have not been vaccinated with all vaccines and have been exposed to this condition may become severe and spread throughout the community. The vaccine can prevent diseases of vaccinated people and protect people who come in contact with people who have not been vaccinated. Vaccines help prevent infection and save lives. This vaccine controls many of the common infections in this country including polio, measles, diphtheria, pertussis, rubella (epidemic measles), mumps, tetanus, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) . Each child is born with a complete immune system consisting of cells, glands, organs and body fluids spreading in their bodies against invading bacteria and viruses. The immune system recognizes bacteria invading the body as "foreign" intruders or antigens and produces proteinaceous substances called antibodies to fight against them. When bacteria and virus reach a group of people who are not immune to bacteria, the disease will occur. When talking about vaccine preventable diseases such as measles, yellow fever, meningitis, cholera etc, this means that bacteria have found that a few people are receiving too little vaccination. In other words, the low vaccination rate indicates that there is a high risk occurring in the population of people. However, the low vaccination rate rarely spurs the urgency and focus of publicity to eliminate d

At this opening the solo's earliest orphan became a cholera, and he and his beloved bird Zillah (Emilia Clark) tried to escape the strange caterpillar - a clutch of an alien slave lady Proxima. The sentence of Moshfegh is a hole and vixenish, each is an orphan. From the late 1930s to the early 1940s this chapter came between Poland and Germany and between Boston time and place in the 1960s, 1970s and 1990s. Steve landed in Dorchester and lived in a different house. War of orphans. In the Bible, the king was defeated by a Jewish orphan, finally called Esther, by her cousin Mordekai and a group of savvy refugees. In a small house on the hill, a 12 - year - old orphan was lying on the mud and his thoughts were tormented by the memories of his parents. - Shashank Bengal, latimes.com, "1 in the world, 1 in 110 people were expelled from their homes, this is the living condition of some people." On June 19, 2018, Ray teenager I started an antique business as an orphan. The city of Louisville is in the first city renewal phase. River pop orchestra and local actor introduced Ann's story Anne was an orphan in New York and was taken over by billionaire Oliver Wobak. The most important thing is that these children will not eventually become orphans. The capital was established in 1884 by a former judge of Ann Arrandel County Orphanage in Annapolis. The capital was founded in 1884 by William Abbott who was former judge of Ann Arrander County Orphan Court in Annapolis. In the open-air temple, dozens of antelopes (called tincaras) and long horn antelopes are slowly walking around sand fences. However, Nielsen, the founder and board member of the Children's Open Arms House in South Africa, has great influence on this field and offers housing for orphans and children with unstable family situations. Valparaiso's Human Indiana Wildlife Rehabilitation Center rescues 1,700 injured or orphaned wild animals in 2017 and carries out humanitarian education programs for 4,172 children. The festival is a fund-raising event for the CorazóndeVidaFoundation, a non-profit organization that supports orphans and abandoned children at ten orphanages in North Baha. Arise Africa works closely with orphans, distant relatives, and children living with older brothers and sisters. Yesterday, John Sandweg, acting on behalf of Immigration Customs Executive Bureau, said the current policy could lead to thousands of children getting away from their families forever - the U.S. government has become an orphaned child They are These examples are automatically selected from various online news sources to reflect the current usage of the term "orphan". The views shown in the examples do not represent the views of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Please send feedback Since 1948, Congress has approved several measures to allow orphans to enter the United States. Currently there are no restrictions on the number of orphans that American families can submit. Unmarried USCs over the age of 25 can adopt orphans abroad not only for family members but for orphans 14. 141986 Immigration Control Reform Act (IRCA), Pub. L. 99-603, §§ 315 (a), revised INA § 101 (b) (1) (D) 14 Pub. L. No. 94-155, 89 Stat. Children unconditionally given to the orphanage are considered abandoned. However, if the child is temporarily placed in an orphanage, if the parent expresses that parents are not nurturing children and that they do not recycle children and do not express parental interests, the child has been abandoned It is not considered. 8C.F.R. § 204.3 (b) 1.3.1 Family-sponsored preferences 1.3.1.1 Family-sponsored visa citizenship path Children can obtain green cards in two different ways If the child does not have a parent - Because the parent died or lost custody - the child is considered an orphan. Orphans have no parents. Orphanage is an organization that takes care of orphans. The orphanage will care for a little baby without parents and a child older than that. Child care insti

Going to India - My hometown is a poem by Henry Louis Vivian Derozio. Derozio lived in the early 19th century. He is a teacher, scholar, poet, and descendants of Eurasian and Portuguese. He considers himself Indian, and encourages his students to think freely. He oversaw the publication of the magazine, his students opposed British rule in India, legitimate Hindu practice and liberation of women. The journal was forbidden and Derozio lost his job due to his unorthodox view His opposition to Britain and legitimate Hindus kept him away from society and the government. He spent the last few days of poverty, starvation, and died of cholera at the age of 22. I am sad to know that such great thinkers and poets have sad endings. Derozio is one of the few people who remembered in his intellectual anarchists of his era that I was thinking in advance. To India - My Country My Country! A beautiful aura floating above your forehead in your glorious era and worshiping you as God Where is glory, now respect? Your eagle's pinion is finally tied and you are shouting with humble dust: Your bard does not have wreaths to incorporate the tragic story of rescueing your pain! Okay, I secretly entered the depth of time and let us withdraw the year that has already rolled. Some small pieces of these wreckages are subliminal and may never be visible to the human eye; let my labor be my corrupt country! A wish from you! - Henry Luis Vivian Drozio briefly explained in this poem that Drozio will reincarnate India and talk to her with a single piece. Derozio talked about the Indian glorious past, apparently dissatisfied with British rule of India and mention the rank of "Eagle pinion finally tied"? Eagle refers to India (In the early years of British rule, foreigners are very rich, they are one of the largest producers of gold and diamonds, so they are called Golden Eagle called Gold Coast or India Golden Bird ). Do you think Derozio wants to revive the Indian glorious past by "jumping into the depths of the times"? And get back "The small debris of those debris is sublime" It came here because of the strong interest and affection for the land solved by the Dutch in the mid 17th century, but then it was handed over to the British and eventually became independent; local residents were suppressed originally. Defining your own land on hostile borders; cultivating natural resources-rich lands by proactively applying modern technology; the slaves once imported are now the last traces of this slavery Land to strive to exclude. I of course see the United States of America. I fly in the sky. I am sailing in the sea, and land on a land my mother tongue does not say so. I do a different view. People with different citizens, beliefs, traditions. There are many things to learn, do and do. My country is very young, so many times the citizens of the world are silly teens. Meeting people who lived in culture for many generations before Columbus' wrong turn satisfies my soul. Hometown is the country where you were born and raised and lived. The warmest memories, funny stories, and happy events are associated with him. There are no more generous and beautiful places in the world. My hometown is the most beautiful, the most beloved, and most beautiful. I always wanted to live there. Life is totally unpredictable, but I do not know where I can bring it, but my hometown will remain in my memory forever. The ground with yellow autumn leaves pours gold into the sun. Do you dislike spring scent and flowers? First warm sun, birds singing, flowering trees. I will wait for how warm the summer soul is, or the patience of the first snow and year-end and new year. Home decoration, elegant Christmas tree, songs, fun and pleasure

Reading a story can be compared with climbing a mountain. Please get used to your settings first. It then starts a long stable rise, including all twists, jaggies, and traps. When you finally reach the vertex, the most exciting moment arrives, then you immediately fall down to the other side. Once you reach the bottom, your journey will end satisfactorily How can a writer accept readers such adventure? Tell a good story in a traditional form Please start your story from some background. Here is where you set up setup, introduce the main character, and list some important details to provide a story background. Disputes are very important in a good story. When you introduce conflict and obstacles, the story begins to form. When talking about stories, this is called rising behavior and the author can do this in several ways. People who oppose themselves are a kind of inner conflict, and conflicts arise when the characters fight their own conscience. For example, the character makes decisions, makes bad habits, fights temptation. A person-to-person is a conflict between two roles. This kind of conflict may be a physical confrontation like a gun battle in the former west, or an emotional confrontation like a reliable friend of of the report. A person who opposes his greater power is an external confrontation where the character fights the power beyond his control. Examples include torrent torrents, hurricanes, cholera epidemics, or encounters with fire-fighting dragons. If the story is a mountain, the climax will be the best peak. This is the turning point of the story. That action is the most exciting or fierce one, its role faces a confrontation and begins to solve it. In the climax of the story: Once the climax is reached and the problem is solved, the character must occupy the loose end and close it as necessary. It is called a descending action, examples of which are as follows. A summary of the story is called denouement (day-noo-mon '). Through this part of the story, everything was resolved and the readers were closed. We will see how the character changes over time or how life returns to normal. For example, This is the five typical stages of storytelling. Obviously, there are many stories to write, such as the development of characters and plots. But your first step is to understand the future direction of development. What is the story writing? Frankly, it means the art of storytelling, which requires basic human instincts, excitement and a desire to tell stories. A story is a story that includes a specific logical structure that not only produces meaning and interest for the author but also produces meaning and interest for the reader. Writing the story should make the readers feel the story directly to them, they are part of the story. To achieve this goal there are five important elements supporting the whole narrative structure - plot, theme, character, scene, and contradiction. What is the relationship between the story writing and the design after the systematic exploration of the writing of the story? The power of storytelling and narrative thinking helps to educate someone to think about the process, use designs to solve problems, and express themselves. In narration, you just ask the designer to put yourself in the user's role, such as role-playing. As an example, let's use the architectural design residential shower room layout. Figure 1 shows the first sketch of the layout of the shower room. It does not look like a bad shower room. But as you design, as you imagine you are a user of this shower room, you will find problems with this shower room. That is where the narrative thinking begins. When you wake up you decide to take a shower. Depending on the position of the door and the position of the shower head in the shower room (near the bench) it may be necessary to enter the room to open the water source. Your first writing task focuses on narrative mode (storytelling).

The story begins with a young wealthy man, Dick Owens, accused of kidnapping a slave from his so-called cruel master, which is participating in the Yankees trial. In prison he soon died in cholera and helped to treat his prisoners. This deal was regarded as a special hero by Dick's enthusiastic girl, Charity Lomax. In their conversation, the charity never took a dick because she took Dick from his father and could be free in Canada and did not complete any heroic acts that encouraged slavery to be forbidden He insisted not to love. His plan is to bring slaves to travel north, to make him experience freedom, to make them degenerate or kidnap abandoned by abolitionists. The first choice of Dick was his private waiter Tom, but Dick's father, Colonel Owens, did not approve of this, and he did not believe Tom would remain loyal. Instead, he suggested that Dick take over Granson, a slave that seems to be more reliable. The first stop for their trip to the north is New York City. Dick gave Glenson sufficient personal freedom, but to his disappointment, he discovered that a slave was waiting for him at the hotel every evening. Therefore, Irving decided to move to Boston, where temptation should be greater than Granson. When they check in to the hotel, he wants to convince them to escape to the grandchildren and is in vain told that a cruel slave owner took his slave to Boston. For despair, Owen took her grandchild to a Canadian Niagara Falls. But despite countless flight, Grandison continued to be loyal to his master and received vaccinations against the abolitionists who made Dick to have no choice but to kidnap him . Before he returned to Kentucky, Dick sent a letter to his father who tells him the flight of slaves to prepare him for him. The old man was annoyed at first as he trusted Granson, but his anger ended up being troublesome after all. When Dick came, he told the charity a real story, and the charity agreed to be his wife. They got married in a few weeks In the month that Dick arrived in Kentucky, Granson was in a bad state. An old colonel welcomed him heartily and he now can reaffirm his trust in his slave loyalty. Grandison was founded among domestic servants and was allowed to marry a slave girl who fell in love with Betty. Three weeks later, Colonel Owens woke up and learned that Grandison, Betty, Grandison 's brothers and sisters and their parents left. He jumped over basketball and caught them, but unfortunately his attempt failed. At the end of the story, the colonel glanced at the fugitive on the steamship of Erie Lake and traveled to Canada. After applying for the section, it will take 24 hours to send the draft. The editor will review the submission contents and post contribution content or provide feedback. "Grandison's Pass" reveals the stereotype of the slave of the 19th century. Writer Charles Chesnut uses his personal career and abilities to treat himself as a white man and has a very convincing story. Grandison is not just a farmer who has not received education. - The tactics of Anne Rice in an interview with today's vampire vampire, especially the tactics after the five books "The Vampire Chronicles" by Anne Rice depict a very different style from past vampires. Protection by garlic and the cross forever gone, fear of vampires against all light has disappeared and disappeared. The early short story that your students like is Charles Waddell Chesnutt's "Granding of Grandison" (1899) (in the story of his young wife and other color lines). Among them, the faithful advocate of slavery gained the trust of his master, allowing him to escape slavery and return later to take some members of his family. By adequately fulfilling the master's expectation for slavery and these expectations, Grandison was able to implement a plan that would cost the owner several thousand dollars. Have the students scrutinize the story and try to determine how the pattern of interactions during slavery allows Gr

Global warming is defined as an increase in the average temperature of the earth. The rise in the temperature of the earth causes natural hazards such as hurricanes, floods, and droughts. Former US Vice President Al Gore, his documentary "Ignorable truth" argues that it is "the biggest and most serious challenge faced by human civilization" to explore the dangers of global warming I will. He also believes the world is not very ready to deal with the crisis. The use of chemical substances and the release of carbon dioxide from the combustion of fossil fuels are the main causes of global warming. High concentration of carbon dioxide deprives the heat of the atmosphere. This may cause serious damage to the local climate. Global warming can lead to many natural disasters. Long-term, wide-ranging drought due to evaporation of soil moisture, floods from the evaporation of the ocean, extremely severe storms, and melting of glaciers are again responsible for floods, but it is only a part of it. More hurricanes and cyclones will occur in many parts of the world. But this is not all. Diseases that cause parasites prosper in warm climates. They include mites and mosquitoes. This leads to a dangerous epidemic. According to Goa there are four factors that can help us fight the bacteria. Cold winter, cold night, stable climate, and rich biodiversity. But global warming is threatening all of these It also causes more deaths due to heat waves, shell poisoning and more cases of cholera and kidney stones. A new agricultural approach is also contributing to this problem. Melting of glaciers threatens the survival of animals living in polar regions. According to scientists, the sea level rose 17 centimeters in the 20th century. In order to prevent the risk of global warming, it is necessary to drastically reduce the amount of fossil fuel used. Countries should cooperate to find ways to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Energy efficiency is for that day. Automobiles, buildings, electrical appliances, etc. must have high standard energy efficiency. We need to promote renewable energy sources such as solar and wind energy. You should plant more trees and rely more on sustainable development. These measures are the necessity of time I posted articles on global warming to all the classes of students below. I will explain the causes, effects, and all preventive measures of global warming and climate change. This is a 1000 word article on global warming. If 300 or 500 words of global warming countermeasure paper is necessary, use it as it is or shorten it. Global warming has become one of the biggest challenges facing the earth today. This is due to the temperature rise of the neon surface air on the earth. The impact reached biodiversity and had various effects on climatic conditions. Today, the increase in global warming caused sea level rise. It melts the ice caps and brings dramatic changes to climatic conditions. Therefore, global warming is a major threat to the life on the planet. Global warming, this is a gradual rise in the temperature of the earth, it does not really get too hot - at least in a short period of time, in other words, when we escape from the ice ages it costs from 100 million to 200 million It may be created between dollars. Global warming is a process to raise the temperature of the earth, I noticed words that I have never seen before, such as global warming. How will climate change ("global warming") influence global warming mechanism and further on greenhouse effect The climate on the earth is changing. The Ice Age is interwoven with global warming. In today's era, the temperature of the Earth's climate system continues to rise rapidly, causing global warming. Global warming is the process of increasing the annual average temperature of the oceanic atmosphere of the earth and the world. The average temperature on Earth rose 0.6 ℃. - For most people, the idea of ​​global warming is controversial and contr

In India, we estimate that 6 million people suffer from corneal blindness. It can be cured by corneal transplantation provided by ophthalmology. The cornea is the transparent surface in front of you, the main focusing element. If the cornea becomes turbid due to illness, injury, infection, etc., the eyesight will be greatly reduced. Corneal transplantation is a surgical procedure in which the corneal portion with damaged cornea is replaced by a similarly shaped healthy donor cornea. More than 90% of corneal transplants have been successful, which helps to restore vision in patients with cornea blindness. Corneal opacity of infant cornea has a big influence on their lives. The eye donor may be of any age group or gender. You can donate your eyes using glasses, diabetic patients, hypertension patients, asthma patients and people without infection People with AIDS, B and C hepatitis, rabies, sepsis, acute leukemia (blood cancer), tetanus, cholera, meningitis, and encephalitis can not donate their eyes. Surgical resection of ocular tissue is performed immediately after death in order to ensure that the tissue is in the optimal graft condition. This also ensures that funeral arrangements will never be late. Since removal does not cause deformation, the open coffin is still a choice of the donor family. Corneal transplantation is usually done within 4 days from donation, although it depends on corneal preservation method No It is illegal for traders to see their eyes, organs and tissues. All costs related to eye purchase are borne by Eye Bank. The most important action a person can take is to speak to his / her family and legal representative. In most states, I am requesting my family to donate when my family dies. Families can agree to the donation. If they knew in advance that they wanted to donate his / her eyes, that would be most useful. Donation cards can be used as an indication of family / legal representative and hospital to indicate that they are interested in becoming an idol. Please enter a specific landmark and phone number to the correct address so that the eye library team can easily find the place If there are two witnesses, the ophthalmic donation can only be done with the written consent of the close relative. Corneal studies with eyes not suitable for transplantation, discovery of newer technologies, improvement of preservation methods and training of corneal surgeons Eye Bank is a non-profit community organization operated by medical director, eye bank manager, eye bank technician. It collects, evaluates and distributes the eyes of loved ones. All donated eyes are evaluated using strict medical standards. The eyes that turned out to be inappropriate for transplantation are used for valuable research and medical education Eye donation is an act of donating one eye after he / she dies. This is purely for the benefit of society and is a completely voluntary charity. Even if the dead do not promise to donate his / her eyes before the death, the deceased's eye donation can be approved by relatives and relatives. Age or systemic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, heart disease, and kidney disease do not prevent blood donation. Even if you have undergone ophthalmic surgery in the past, the human cornea does not affect, so you can transplant it to other people. Eye donation is a process for people with cornea blindness. This is an important step in improving people's lives. The anterior transparent tissue is called the cornea and is used to restore vision. Please donate the rest of the eye for research and training purposes. Donated eyes also help to develop procedures for different eye conditions. Donate each pair of eyes and give a light gift to the two A wide range of social recognition programs and activities began nationwide to promote the importance of donating eyes and its usefulness to the visually impaired. So far medical researchers and scientists are working on

A ruthless flood caused by monsoon rain caused damage to the state of Kerala in southern India. The flood that began on August 8 is the worst in the state of Kerala in the 1st century and the authorities say landslides and high water levels have killed hundreds of people. The death toll has now exceeded 350 people. Landslides are the main cause of death after heavy rain. Currently there are 4,000 relief camps in the state to accommodate hundreds of thousands of people who evacuated their homes. A save-the-children spokesman, Mr. Deventra Synthak, told Sky News: "The scale of the disaster here is very scary. But now the rain subsides and aid workers express concern about the rest of the water. Stagnant water may be a breeding ground for fatal diseases such as cholera and malaria, which may cause varicella. Aid workers also report that about 10,000 people are still stuck in remote villages and can not access medicines, food and fresh water. Singhd told Sky News that he is in a relief camp for four to five days without knowing whether people are suitable for returning home. "We were shocked that lives were lost and the damage expanded as floods continued in Kerala," he said. "As more than 250,000 people evacuated and hundreds of people were killed, we can hardly imagine the labor costs of this ongoing tragedy." Dozens of military helicopters are flying in dangerous places to search for people trapped on the roof. Many of the least accessible areas have no aid for several days and can only be accessed by boats and helicopters - the authorities are concerned about food and water shortages in these areas. Estimated losses are 2.35 billion pounds as the 6,200-mile roads and 134 bridges were damaged and the transmission lines were shot down. Editor's note: Kerala's rain, known as the most serious Prime Minister of Pinaria and Villamany since 1924, killed more than 350 people and lost thousands of homes. According to the latest statistics, 80,000 people have been rescued so far. More than 1,500 relief camps have been set up in the state, and at least 2, 23, 139 people are now housed. In the multipart series, Firstpost seeks to analyze the short-term and long-term impact these unprecedented floods have on people's lives, the national economy and the environment. Kerala State after the Great Flood: The local "Samaritan" avoided migrant workers from Bangladesh, Orissa, Assam and the government came to help them Raul Gandhi parliamentary chairman will move Kerala to the area affected by the flood for two days. On Tuesday, he visited Chengannur, Chalakudy and Paravur, several flood rescue camps in the most affected areas. Raul talked to nearly 200 people at Astani's St Francis Academy School and said, "We are hoping that you know that you are not alone, we are with you. We Is not in Delhi or Kerala, Congress is collecting money to help you in a limited way, "he plans to visit several places including Kochi today. Due to bad weather conditions, the aerial investigation plan of the flood victim Kochi by Kerala State Narendora Modi was canceled. In order to understand Kerala's current situation and casualties, he holds consultations with Prime Minister Pinariya Vijayan of Kerala and Minister of KJ Alphons. Telecommunication lines and power lines are not working properly, and the authorities have issued more warnings about bad conditions. About 320 boats and 30 military helicopters are maneuvering everywhere in Kerala. To date, 16 states, 42 Navy, 39 National Disaster Relief Teams and 28 Coast Guards are engaged in rescue activities in the state. The other 14 NDRF teams are expected to join their actions soon.

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As a society, we place a medical professional on the pedestal. They are people deserving respect and appreciation. In many ways, they are all here. People expect hope to cause miracles, put hope and belief to doctors. Throughout history, the doctor certainly formed a lot of miracles. However, some doctors are betraying this belief and the trust of people. These doctors are in the Auschwitz concentration camp and Dachau concentration camp. These doctors took actions not expressed in words to Jews and other ethnic minorities, I thought they were doing useful experiments. But after the Holocaust they were punished ... See more The victims will be placed under the sun, the sun is too hot, and the skin will burn. Then they repeatedly freeze the victim and reheat. Another resurrection technique is irrigation; the victim irrigates hot water in their bladder, intestines and stomach. All patients died of this technique. They will also succumb to a high degree of change. It is trapped in the low pressure chamber until the lung bursts. These experiments help physicians determine the limits of the human body. The second type of experiment involves medical research. Doctor conducts medical experiments including air chambers and infectious diseases. Some victims were murdered in gas chambers. This will help develop the way to prevent enemies from chemical attacks or better research to help them improve the way they kill the victims by showing them the effects of phosphorous and mustard gas burning I will make it possible. The doctor will also inject the victims diseases such as malaria, smallpox, cholera and spotted fever. They did this to see the effectiveness of the vaccine. The doctor will also infect wounds after breaking the bones and meat again. They will also perform surgery on the victim without anesthesia; all of the victims of these actions were killed immediately or shortly after being killed. Historically, Medical Experiment of the Holocaust Caitlin Genocide On January 6, 2013, the Nazi Party made many brutal atrocities against those who thought they were "unfair" during the Holocaust period did. This includes Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, African-Americans, Slavs, Communists, Disabled People, Mentally Disabled People. These groups became targets of attacks, deprived of their rights and citizenship, and sent to concentration camps. This research thesis discusses medical experiments conducted on prisoners by Nazi doctors. According to Education ... Heritage Forum, some experiments are frozen / low temperature, highland test, chemical sulfonamide test, seawater test, phosgene test, genetic test and twin test. In both experiments, these experiments are cruel and inhuman. Doctor Nazi will experiment the prisoner without worrying about the patient's welfare Between the Third Empire and the Holocaust, Nazi Germany conducted a series of medical experiments on Jews, POWs, Romans and other persecuted groups. Experiments are conducted in concentration camps and in most cases cause death, loss of appearance, or permanent disability. Especially troublesome experiments include things that infamous Nazi doctors can think of genetically engineered twins, bones, muscles, nerve transplants, exposure to diseases and chemical gases, disinfection, etc. After the war, these crimes were tried as part of the Nuremberg trial, eventually leading to the formulation of the Nuremberg Medical Ethics Code. During the Holocaust period, many medical experiments were conducted mainly concentrated in concentration camps. These subjects include Jews, gypsies, twins, and political prisoners. Experiments included many of them who did not survive and many were murdered for further examination. The Jews are full of anger, injection, inhuman operation and other experiments. In these experiments it is also desirable that the twins indicate a control group. - As a Medical Experimental Society of the Holocaust, we place medical professionals on the pedestals

California Gold Rush quickly rushed to California's wealth seekers, discovered gold at Sutter's Mill in the beginning of 1848, and peaked in 1852. According to the estimate, over 300,000 people came to this area during the gold rush. In 1848, John Sutter built hydraulic sawmills along the US River about 50 miles (80 km) east of Sacramento, California State Coloma. On January 24, a carpenter James W. Marshall found money on the river bed. Sartre and Marshall agreed to be partners and tried to keep a secret. However, the news of this discovery quickly spread, and they were surrounded by thousands of people seeking wealth. (His estate ran out of control, his supplies and livestock were stolen or destroyed, Sartre broke down in 1852.) From the east, the explorers sailed around Cape Horn and the Panama Strait I hit the risk of hiking. The most difficult part is to prove that along with 2,000 miles (3,220 kilometers) of land, cholera is a larger murderer than the native American. By August 1848, there were 4,000 gold miners in the area, but within the year about 80,000 "40 crew members" (known as wealth seekers in 1849 ) Arrived at the gold mining area in California. By 1853, their numbers have increased to 250,000. Estimated $ 2 billion in gold has been mined, but few miners exploit it. Hard work, high price, unique living environment In a typical model, once the most viable deposits are used up, the gold rush is relaxed and the organized capital and machinery supersedes the efforts of individual mine workers' risk takers, improving efficiency and business operations To do. Likewise, lawless and violent mining camps give way to a permanent solution at organized government agencies and law enforcement agencies. After the depletion, the village which lacked other executable economic activity quickly became a ghost town. California's gold rush peaked in 1852, and it ended by the end of the decade. The gold rush had a big impact on the population structure. Prior to the discovery of gold, the population of this area was about 160,000 people, most of them were native American. By 1855, more than 300,000 people arrived. Most are American, but some colonists are also from China, Europe and South America. Large amounts of inflows, especially in San Francisco, are connected to many cities and towns. Gold Rush accelerated California's position in 1850 California gold rush 5/1/13 California gold rush Before the gold rush in 1849, California was a small, non-critical territory with mostly Mexican people living. But this changed to January 24th, 1848; Carpenter and small sawmill operator James W. Marshall found a piece of gold that would change the history of California and America forever in the American river. Not only did Gold Rush bring the status of the 17th century, he may think this is an opportunity for his wish. In addition, British scholar Charles Davenan stated that the trading of luxury items traded in the UK in 1697 would be silver and gold benefits - mainly from Spanish colonies (doc 8). In fact, D'Avenant explained the need for the UK to keep trading based on high European demand for Asian luxury goods. What is California Gold Rush, how it affects Westward extension and growth of California. 49 years old started gold rush? Today, gold was discovered in the capital city of California, and in the beginning of 1848 it was also called the Sacramento Valley around 1857. Governor of Mexico gave John Sutter 50,000 acres of land to build the place he called a newspaper This land extends from Sacramento and the American River ("Gold Rush"). John Sutter ... California Gold Rush 1849 California Gold Rush is one of America's most interesting and exciting events. From the wild man's wild story to painful people who lost everything, it makes it very attractive. The California gold rush has many aspects; the impact on California; the personal struggle story; and the influence of America as a young country seeking stability. San F

History >> The war of King Philippe of the United States of America during the colonial era is sometimes called the first Indian war. It occurred between 1675 and 1678 The war of King Philippe was a war between New England 's British settlers and indigenous tribes. The leading leader of Native Americans is Metacomet, the leader of the people of Wampanoag. His English nickname is "King of Philip". Other tribes on the native American side include Nipmac, Podank, Narragansett, Nashaway. Moghegan tribe and Pekot tribe of indigenous people fighting on the settlers side War is taking place in the northeastern part including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine. In the first 50 years after pilgrims arrived in Plymouth in 1620, British settlers had a quite peaceful relationship with New England Native American indigenous peoples. Pilgrims will never survive the first winter without the help of the people of Wampanoag. The local tribes came to be more concerned as the colony began to expand to India's territory. As more and more people arrived from the UK, promises of settlers have been broken. When the head of Wampanoag died while being imprisoned in Plymouth colony, his brother Metacomet decided to drive out colonists from New England. The first major event of the war was a trial at Plymouth's colony which brought the execution of three Wampanoag men. Metacomet prepared for the war, but it was this test that led to his first attack. He attacked Swansea City, burned the town, and killed many settlers. The war began Next year, the two sides will attack each other. Settlers will destroy Indian villages and Indians will respond by burning colonial settlements. About 12 colonial towns were completely destroyed during battle Especially the bloody battle was called Rhode Island Great Swamp Battle. A colonial militia group attacked the home fortress of Narragansett. They destroyed the fortress and killed about 300 Indians. After all, the more the settlers and resources, the more they can rule the war. Metacomet 's chief tried to hide in Rhode Island swamp, but he was driven by a group of colonial militia led by Benjamin Church. He was killed and then his neck was cut. The settlers headed to Plymouth's colony to warn other Native Americans for the next 25 years. This war is devastating to both sides. About 600 British settlers were killed, 12 towns were completely destroyed, and more towns suffered losses. The situation of Native American is even worse. Approximately 3,000 Native Americans were killed, many more were arrested and transported to slaves. A few settlers who eventually left the expanded Americans were forcibly kicked out of their land. 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension in colonial expansionists, the war of King Philippe occurred between the settlers and the native American among New Yorkers. The bloody war was furious at the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, in Rhode Island swamp, king Philip (colonial nickname for Metacomet, leader of Wampanoag) was killed and killed and ended the war in South New England. In New Hampshire and Maine, Soco Indians have been settling for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named after Metapom (Phillip King) of the Wampanoag tribe he called the British Philip. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Philippe, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war proved to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox, etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substan

In the 19th century, Mary Shelly introduced her to her first unique novel, Frankenstein. About 200 years later, Alex Proyas announced his new big hit "Robot" based on Isaac Asimov's short story. Both stories convey the fiction about human biology to the audience. These creatures feel they are strangers of society and misunderstood. But even if these stories have the same beginnings, they will be presented in different ways. So the question is: are movies, robots Frankenstein of the 21st century? I, the future world of Robot will be introduced to the audience through the eyes of detective Delspner (Will Smith). Before he experienced the tragedy, he was an ordinary man, but now he is ... it shows more content A few days later, Frankenstein 's brother was dead. Frankenstein knew immediately that the monster murdered his brother. So he went to find him. When he found him, he realized that the monster can talk right now. When he saw the family he learned to talk, but when he was near the house and wanted to be their friends, they told him that they had driven him out. Everyone is like this. He is no longer alone because Frankenstein wishes to make a girlfriend for himself. As a result, he may be talking to someone him. In return, the monster will be in the opposite direction from humans. Therefore, Frankenstein made a female companion for this monster, but when he nearly completed the work he said he was a monster and his partner produced more monsters to make humans I suddenly was overwhelmed by fear of destroying. So he destroyed the woman. So this creature killed Frankenstein's fiancée. Therefore Frankenstein's experience in science and technology fulfills his curiosity and it will frighten him if it is possible to move a deceased person. With this, Dr. Lanning and Dr. Frankenstein began to unite in some way. Because he also wanted to satisfy his curiosity again. However, there are also major differences, so Laning wants to help people and create something to satisfy their needs. In contrast, Frankenstein seems to want to know if it is possible to animate the dead. Another trend of monster reinterpretation is equally useful. Like Frankenstein's bride (1935), Abbott and Costello met Frankenstein (1948), and movies like Dracula and Frankenstein (1971) proved this monster with popular culture. The fact that it has the name of its creator. In Frankenstein, this monster is named numerous by his creator, from the best "difficult to achieve" to "poor monster", "tragic monster", "dirty daemon". Obviously, Victor never blessed his offspring with his own surname. Of course, I shifted the focus of this creature from a person to a monster and overturned Shelley 's intention. Reading this book, we realized that Frankenstein did not recognize this creature as the essence of his own, rather than giving his name to the monster - the fundamental question of the monster. Do we sympathize with the anonymous people who instinctively influence us to name him? When you hear the name of "Frankenstein" you may think of a huge green monster. However, in the original novel "Freaky Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft, the title points to Dr. Frankenstein who created the undead. To confuse you, the monster in the book is also called Frankenstein. Therefore, the technical name of the monster is Frankenstein Frankenstein. The author of '100 Years of Solitude and Love in the Age of Cholera' has created a surreal world by combining amazing ideas. how is it? Poetry In particular the poetry of a refrigerator magnet. "These little magnets are behind them, you can move them and make strange sentences," Marquez said to the interviewer of the Paris Review. "That is how I develop magical realism, like this," umbrella trees eat purple lime "! This is crazy. I put it in my next novel. " In the 19th century, Mary Shelly introduced her to her first unique novel, Frankenstein. About 200 years later, Alex Proyas announced his new big hit "Robot" based on

In many African countries facing a red crisis, starvation is a sustained chronic pain that kills hungry children. We need to end hunger in Africa, and we can not do this without you. Children are now living in the crisis of famine and millions of girls and boys need urgent food aid to survive. There are many reliable ways to help kids stop hunger in Africa and other countries. Thanks to generous people like you, to save children has worked in countries that are seriously affected by food shortages. We are also providing life-saving medical care for diseases that destroy fatal and severe acute malnutrition children, and children weakened by starvation. Learn how your donation helps to save lives The fight against acute malnutrition at a specialized treatment center, children are on the verge of death at the risk of hunger Prevention of acute malnutrition by a large-scale emergency feeding program in the case of food shortage in Africa Do not waste all the possibilities of African girls and boys. Just because they were born of hunger and poverty is not that we can not have a bright future. Together, we can enable African families to combat hunger and eradicate poverty for this and future generations. When you donate to Africa's hunger fight plan, you will support the job of saving our lives. Thank you very much for your support. Save the Children works 24 hours a day and does everything to reach out to all the children suffering from starvation. Our priority is to reach out to children under the age of five who are most likely to die of severe malnutrition and are susceptible to measles, malaria, and cholera. Because it is not fully utilized, the earth's resources are exhausted. In only ten years, half of the world's population will face deadly hunger. Even if Africa has the largest natural resources available for food production, people in Africa and Africa will become the center of this devastating affair. I think that I am willing to do valuable work Everyone in the world gains the opportunity of unlimited work and getting the necessary tools to earn money for work by adding value to the work they do Imagine a distributed social and economic network where you can do. . This reality is what we call FreeWork Culture. Over 30 years, Africa's food crisis has become a global problem. From drought to starvation, the problems of these African countries are some of the most tragic circumstances the world faces. However, Africa's problem is not the front line of news media, it is not the heart of most people as everyday. There are many ways to raise awareness that it is not a direct problem to help fight famine in Africa. Even in 2016 alone, 9 million of them account for over 40% of South Sudan's population, and urgent food and nutrition and agricultural assistance are still needed. Now in 2017, the country is still faced with famine caused by war and drought. 30% of the population of the country is also facing family malnutrition. Sudan is not the only African country facing difficult times. Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia are the other countries that desperately need food. Every 3 seconds another child living in Africa will die. Many of these children live on the streets of Africa and are forced to escape due to the harsh conditions of previous family life. Every day thousands of children lose their lives in every city and for their belief many of their bodies are beating or beating. On the street these children experienced unimaginable tests, intolerable pain, still found enough hope and optimistic work and life, and gathered funds for some to feed their families. In order to further understand the hopeless living conditions of children without violence in Africa it is necessary to review sickness and poverty, we must consider the previous family life, and the conditions of living on the street are

Keynote lecture: "Advertising and manipulation of art, its name calls for tying people and ideas to negative symbols, I hope the audience will reject this person based on this" - Speech: 2 Name Calling associates a person or idea with a negative symbol A viewer is expected to reject that person based on a negative symbol rather than a de facto title. "Jews: Agitators of War, Strengths of War". Three sparkling generic names for reverse call. People who purchase cubic zirconia wish they think that it is diamond. 4 I will transfer the promoter with the authority and prestige that we respect and respect the things that he will accept us as we say "doctors" to eat chellesolol to lower cholesterol. Witness people may be good messages (like Lebron James drinking sprites) but they support products, but it is icing or twisting. As we drink like Revlon, we may think we will be better 6 General speakers try to convince the audience that they and their ideas are "for people"; they are like us 7 Euphemism was trying to calm the audience to make the unpleasant reality more tasty, but before, "Shell shock", then "fight against fatigue", now "post-traumatic stress disorder" Told. 9 Fear Using the fear of people, practitioners want to shift their attention from the facts of suggestion to decisions based on their feelings. 10 Nazi Movie "Eternal Jew" "When the rats emerge, they spread throughout the land and destroy property and food supply.This is how they spread disease, plague, leprosy, typhoid fever, cholera, dysentery Like a human Jew, the mouse represents the essence of malicious and underground destruction. " 11 Der Ewige Jude This is the cover of the book symbolically representing a number of discussions against the Jews. Ugly Jews held parts of Russia in hand, marked with hammer and sickle. I have a whip with one hand. The other hand has a bloody coin. Thirteen war bonds posters hurt the children, and they were always popular with fear of propaganda. It attracts humanity's most basic qualities. The bond of war is a way for civilians to fund war Art creates a world of characters and fantasies where spectators respond. The most common thing is their emotions. The audience can operate. For example, the Nazis used art as a form of publicity to manipulate the audience and achieve their own goals. They break down the reality of people with artistic patriotism and loyalty. Still, the same applies to science. If you have an undesirable effect at the end of the experiment you can also manipulate it. Unless carefully interpreted, the use of language may be deceiving. "Abuse" technology is a negative label that attempts to trigger viewer prejudice by finding the target of the campaign as fear, hatred, disgust, or undesirable of the target audience. The intention is that viewers deny concepts of people or show hints about negative signs (Delwiche, 2002), rather than looking at available evidence. "Universality of shining" is a shortcut to shape ideas, they are a strong emotional vocabulary closely related to very valuable concepts and beliefs that carry beliefs without supporting information or reasons is. They appeal to emotions such as love for the country, desire for peace, freedom and so on. Words and phrases are ambiguous and present different content to different people, but their implications are always informative (Delwiche, 2002). How does essay.com/promotion work? What is its historical origin? Was the Iraq war caused by publicity and erroneous publicity? How does promotion work? What is its historical origin? Was the Iraq war caused by publicity and erroneous publicity? Name phone: "We reject and condemn it without considering evidence, as we label bad ideas," this is a negative word or label for biasing specific people, groups, or ideas It is use. If you fall into this, you will conclude without confirming the evidence. Ordinary people: "Talkers try to convince the audience that their idea i

Robert McNamara - Robert McNamara leads the World Bank. His focus is on education, food and health projects. His most famous projects are mother-child planning and family welfare programs. Lee Jong Wook - He is the secretary general of the World Health Organization. In cooperation with the World Health Organization, he took part in a global immunization vaccination program and tuberculosis control program. Dr. Mirta Roses Periago - Dr. Periago is a well known epidemiologist, the director of the Pan - American Health Organization. In addition, she is an expert in the field of public health and tropical medicine. She has established a partnership with WHO to improve the country of service Sir Edwin Chadwick - a social reformer of the 19th century. He is known for reforming the law of the poor. He is working on improving public health and public health Dr. Chen Fengfuzhen - Dr. Chen is the secretary general of the World Health Organization. She succeeded in treating the H5N1 influenza epidemic in 1997 and the SARS outbreak occurring in Hong Kong in 2003. Margaret Mead - Margaret Mead is an anthropologist known for working in New Guinea and Samoa. She is an ethnographic magazine curator of the American Natural History Museum. Dr. Charles Menninger - Menninger established Menninger Clinic in Topeka, Kansas. This is the first group practice in the field of psychiatry. Dr. John Snow-Snow is known for teaching the medical community about work and anesthesia as an epidemiologist. He proposed a theory about the spread of cholera Roberto Morales Ojeda - Public health minister of Cuba. Since taking this position, the infant mortality rate has risen and the AIDS mortality rate is one sixth of that of the US. Dr. Mason Andrews - Andrews is responsible for giving birth to the first in vitro fertilization in the United States, and is the president of the American Gynecology and Obstetrics Society. Virginia Apgar - Dr. Apgar is an anesthesiologist who is responsible for creating Apgar scores for all newborns. Christian Bernard - Dr. Bernard made his first heart transplant in 1967 and was aided by his brother Marius Charles R. Drew - Researcher and surgeon who developed blood transfusion and blood storage technology Sigmund Freud - Founder of the field of psychoanalysis. He is known for his depression and unconscious theory. William Worrall Mayo - Minnesota's pioneering physician, Dr. Mayo, is co-founder of Mayo Clinic. Sara Josephine Baker - Her research has reduced infant mortality, health education and health. She tells girls to take care of the baby at home so that the mother can work Edward Jenner - Jenner is a scientist in charge of developing a small pox vaccine. Elimination of small variola is mainly due to Jenner's study. Charles - Edward A. Winslow - is a pioneer of public health and is dedicated to ensuring health, disease prevention, and prolongation of life by managing the infectious diseases and community health Clara Barton - a nurse, a humanitarian, a teacher known for establishing the American Red Cross Florence nightingale - she is known for establishing a nursing school in St. Thomas hospital in London in 1860. Nightingale provides a direction for how to improve her family's health and manage patients through her most famous publication "Career Record: What It is, What It is not". That amount has been published worldwide since 1859. Other reforms were funded through the Nightingale Foundation and in 1862 a midwifery education school was established at King's College Hospital. I think that the most important place to take care of patients is at home She established regional nursing training to improve the health of the poor and vulnerable people. The 2nd Royal Committee again checked Indian health status based on the statistics of Nightingale and implemented a major environmental reform. Florence nightingale is the most famous person in the history of nursing. She

The last movie of MOOLAADE from African film founder Ousmane Sembene is a powerful debate about the women's circumcision which is still widespread. The theme seems important, but this simple movie has no meaning at all - Morimoto has made this action a colorful and vibrant country life with a series of imaginative figurines, wonderful colors, richness Place in a vibrant song. MOOLAADE strengthens the strong feminist consciousness symbolizing his early FAAT KINE, BLACK GIRL and CEDDO. In a small village, the four girls who had been facing "purification" of the ceremony fled to the house of Cholera Dagalo Sy who was able to protect teenage daughter from cutting. Corey cites the long-established moolaadé (sanctuary) custom to protect fugitives. Women's future marriage to women and rural traditionalists (both men and women) at risk of future marriage - status of obvious follow-up of tribal throne As a sharp criticism of the problems within contemporary Africa and a passionate advocate for pride and autonomy in Africa, the burning spirit of Sembene will always stand up and be outside the end of the cheers. Selected as the best foreign film of the year by the National Film Critics Association, the next publication will choose MOOLAADE as one of the top 10 films of the year: New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun Times, USA Today , Entertainment Weekly, Philadelphia Inquire, Washington Boston Globe, Los Angeles Weekly, Dallas Morning News, Chicago Tribune, Country Voice, Houston Chronicle DVD Details: Senegal, 2004, 124 minutes, Color, Zone 1, NTSC, Widescreen Presentation: 16 x 9 TV Extension / 4 x 3 Mailbox, Dolby Digital Stereo 0, Jula (Bambara dialect) and French Optional English subtitles; scene selection. Featuring: 2 sheets; closeup: creation of MOOLAADE; portrait of filmmakers; African premiere of movies in Burkina Faso; interview with director Ousmane Sembene and three actresses; interview with Burkina Faso Molecules, they are women Talking about genital excision (FGM), British NGO FORWARD promotion leading the fight against female genitomy, drama trailer, and 16 page booklet Critic's choice: "Strong! A masterpiece of political filmmaking." --- A.O. Scott, New York Times "This wonderful work of art holds the possibility to change the world rank: A. '--- Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly The title refers to the protection spirit cited by the film main character, Collé (Fatoumata Coulibaly), when four young girls appeared to search shelter at her door. The two girls and the other two (they disappeared from the village together) escaped from the cleansing ceremony including genital excision, and as long as Moolaade comes into effect, they are removed from their parents' group I could not do it. I live with her big family. Collé is the second wife of the village elder. She is considered a rebel because she refuses her daughter Amasatou (Salimata Torraé) to accept the procedure described in the subtitle. Excision Pharma is married, but he and his wife, Sarimata, did not have children - it means his bloodline will die with him. As she began to enter women (cruel ritual), poor, and she used it, beautiful but increasingly desperate Sarimata also had a tragic history. She is currently getting intoxicated to pregnancy. She always strives to do good things, always generous and sincere, but the good here is never rarely given. Of course she is suffering. Pharma arrived in his home town of Togo. And, after "independence" the "boiling passive" place where people are exhausted with adjustment turmoil. Tradition is endorsed - the funeral of his cousin, his predecessor, was celebrated as cautiously as possible as it was in the past. But the world is not the same. Fama, the heir to the royal heir of Dumbuya, took advantage of his position to ask at the ceremony, and to beg for the begging of his wife Salimata 's efforts. When his cousin died, he returned to his hometown and regained the ruins of his proper

Perhaps the most famous is her 18th vision of a poor and sick French teenager who was awarded the special occasion related to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady. Bernadette was a Catholic in her life, and her faith prospered for the vision she had acquired. St. Bernadette is among the saints one of the humble people among the saints (Lord and Lord 213). Although the citations are different, the life of Bernadette's prayer as a child is classified as pious by other people, but others classify it as ordinary (Laurentin 13). Various authors are writing about Fanta of St. Bernardette and Lourdes. However, the impact of St. Bernadette's 20th century culture is mainly due to "Bernadette's Song" and its author's efforts. Franz Weilfeld was a German writer of Jews who, after becoming a Nazi in France, found himself in Lourdes while trying to escape to Portugal. Families who joined Werfel and his wife told them the story of Bernadette and her view on Our Lady. Wellfell swore he would write the story of St. Bernardette if they could escape. According to his promise, his first priority when he arrived in the United States was to write a historical novel (historical rather than historical), "Bernadette's Song". Funny trivia: The structure of this best-selling is itself a reference to the Bible Rosary - Five parts of each chapter 10 The book at that time impacted my heart, it was a book about the life of Lourdes San Bernadette. Bernadette soon became my biggest hero. Of course, the story of St. Bernardette is about unconditional love of pure female energy. At that time I did not understand it, but I was immediately attracted to understanding this energy. I drank books on distant lands such as Africa, India, South America. I drank books on history, geography, biography, but I especially like animal books. When I go home from school, I open a book and send it to Serengeti Plain or Uganda Rainforest or Indian Everglades immediately. St. Bernadette was born in Lourdes, France on January 7, 1844. Her parents are very poor, and she is the first of nine children. On January 9th she was baptized by the local parish church St. Pierre's. When I was a child, Bernadette suffered from cholera and suffered from extreme asthma. Unfortunately, due to the rest of her life she was in poor health. The woman smiled in front of Bernadette and wore blue and white, then used ivory and golden beads to make a cross. Bernadette fell to the ground and took out his beads and began to pray. Bernadette later described that woman as "uo petito damizelo", or "small woman". Her sisters and friends said that she could not meet, but Bernadette knew she was watching the truth.

Most encounters with Native American are just business negotiations. Immigrants provide clothing cigarettes and rifles, and indigenous people provide food and horses. Some of the violent encounters between the two groups were the genocide of the Bell River and the massacre of Gratan. According to (2), the Gratan slaughter occurred on a cow that was roamed and eaten by the Siou village of Nebraska, Laramie's people went to the village and the tribe gave 60 horses. Every tribe. These people denied and claimed $ 25, then attacked the village. There are many rumors about western miracles. People call Oregon the land of milk and honey, but they say that the land of Oregon has no bottom and can be enriched by agriculture. The lives of farmers living in the Midwest are difficult. Diseases of cholera and smallpox caused the deaths of thousands of people. The crop failed. Many people are keen to believe in the story about Oregon. For safety, settlers will use "truck trains". They usually travel about 15 miles a day. In most cases, the children were walking on a horse-drawn carriage. In the evening, settlers will move the van into the loop to ensure safety. They cook, sing, wash clothes, and teach children Aboriginal myths along Oregon state attract and bother Western Americans. They have heard stories about barbarians who destroy the train. And they will hear a peaceful relationship between white settlers outside the Mississippi River and indigenous peoples. When American settlers were heading west, peaceful relations seemed to be the current situation. Many local residents show the most efficient travel route, such as showing the possibility of a tricky canal, performing tasks such as logging timber and moving the mail to the east to assist travelers . The initial relationship between indigenous people and American settlers depends mainly on primary trade and barter. Soft shoes, robes, horses and food items have been replaced by jewelry, weapons, ammunition and other related items that travelers possess. The Oregon Trail is a 2,000-mile historic East-West wagon train linking the Missouri River and the Oregon Valley and the Immigration Road. The eastern part of the road spans a part of the future of Kansas, and almost all of it is now Nebraska and Wyoming. The western half of the road accounts for most of the future of Idaho State and Oregon State. The beginning of the Oregon Trail was built by catchers and merchants of fur from around 1811 to around 1840; these early trails can just walk or ride. By 1836, when the first immigration train was held in the state of Missouri Independence, the transport was cleared up to Holborg in Idaho province. Gradually cross the roadway to the west, and finally to Willamette Valley in Oregon. Every year, as more and more colonists transport along their tracks, we know that a new cutoff route will make the route shorter and safer. Travel has also been improved by improving roads, ferries and bridges

Florence Nightingale was born in Colombia villa Colombia on May 12, 1820, it is very rich and mature British family. Her father, William Nightingale, is a landlord, her mother, Francis Nightingale is a traditional, submissive housewife. When living in Florence, women were not educated and they did not overdo it. However, childhood Florence is are in the immediate vicinity of her father, because she noticed that it is another child well the head, there was a responsibility to educate her. Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale was born in Florence, Italy. Her parents gave her a name after the city where she was born. Born on May 12, 1980, she grew up mainly in Derbyshire, England. Many people think she is a nurse when she listens to Florence nightingale and struggles for better hospitalization treatment. Florence nightingale named for Florence was born on 12th May 1820 in Florence, Italy. She will engage in nursing and later discover that she is studying the soldier's data she saw very tired. Born in the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale played a leading role at her and her college, improved the hospital of the UK's entire population, and reduced the number of deaths by more than two-thirds. - In 1893, Mrs. Lystra E. Gretter, a nurse leader at Old Harper Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, created an adaptation of Hippocratic Oath. She made it a promise of Florence Nightingale. It is used to take care of students being sworn when they graduate (American Nursing Association). It is named after Florence Nightingale listed as "Founder of Modern Care" after she took care of soldiers who were injured in the sick during the Crimean War. Since Florence Nightingale brave her dream is very brave to pursue, she still will not give inspiration to other people. Florence never gave up hope when the parents of Florence forbade her to become a nurse by going to a nursing school. She always keeps her own dream. Florence is looking for a promise from his parents. For her pursuit of consistency of dreams, Florence eventually went to a nursing school and was allowed to become a nurse. In the Victorian era, care was considered a modest and despicable occupation in the UK. 1850 July, Nightingale participated in the two-week training session, in July 1851 we held a seminar of three months in the Protestant office of Kaiserslautern Welt of Germany again. So, she learned basic nursing skills such as value of patient observation and excellent hospital organization. This training and subsequent experience has helped Nightingale form her revolutionary theory. For the tutor of middle sex hospital where Nightingale served as dean, these theories were further strengthened. She worked there to control the cholera epidemic and the unsanitary situation that helped the rapid expansion of the disease. Her mission is to improve the sanitation habits of the facility and ultimately reduce hospital mortality.

The announcement of congenital cardiac malformation by Helen Brooke Taussig in 1947 helped establish the field of pediatric cardiology. Other highlights of Dr. Taussig's excellent care include promoting hospice care and palliative care, prohibiting thalidomide, advocating the use of animals in medical research, and influential work for legalizing abortion. Dr. Taussig studied at Harvard Medical School and Boston University, and later acquired a medical degree at Johns Hopkins University, where she is the majority of her career. Dr. Taussig, together with Drs Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas, created a Blalock-Taussig-Thomas shunt at birth to treat children with Fallot tetralogy. Dr. Taussig has won numerous international awards and honors including the Presidential Medal, the Alberta Award, the French Honor Order. She was elected president of the National Academy of Sciences and became the first female principal of the American Society of Cardiology in 1960. [1] Imhotep is an ancient Egyptian architect, a doctor, an astronomer, a pastor, a politician, a scribe in the 27th century BC. As we know, he is one of the most influential people in the rise of Egyptian civilization and is one of the oldest and greatest scholars in human history. He later became a god of medicine and wisdom. Now, this is a high level flattery. Imhotep is an influential person, but the man who lived long ago - has returned to the early stages of Egyptian civilization. Therefore, we do not know that there are many specific lives in him. He appeared as an pastor and minister of Josel in ancient records. Josel was the first Pharaoh of Egypt's third dynasty and was recalled by sponsoring a large architectural project in his kingdom. Real urban growth, agriculture becomes more complicated, buildings advance more, and all these core is Imhotep Imhotep was an Egyptian pastor, politician, scribe, doctor and architect in the 27th century BC. He is best known as the founder of the Third Dynasty, Minister of Josel. In this position, Imhotep has become one of the first great doctors in history to establish a treatment system based on identifying symptoms and reacting with tested drugs. As an architect, Imhotep remembered as a designer of Djoser Pyramid, the first pyramid in Egyptian history. Finally, Imhotep was deified by its contribution. He left the influence and permanent legacy of the powerful stone structure he built. In the last part of this series of four parts, we examined the achievements of individuals who were chosen as top 10 of the most influential doctors in history, and clarified their contribution to medical practice. Discover the background and how they changed the society we know. Although not a doctor, French scientist Lewis Pasteur has great influence on medicine such as molecular asymmetry theory, pasteurization, fermentation process, and development of vaccine against bird cholera, rabies, anthrax. Exclude from this list

Movement to the west was the period from the 1840s to the 1860s when Americans traveled the west to find land and gold. In this article, I will learn about track walkways, Manifest Destiny, Human Resources, Medicine, Religion, Politics, Train, and Gold Rush. There are many reasons for people to go west. Many people want land as long as you calm down. Others who are looking for money are considered an easy way to become rich. Many people want to travel the west, they can escape such diseases as malaria, dysentery and cholera, but these can also be found in the trail. Why is it important to expand in the west direction? Also, why did you expand in the west direction? There is a complete continent to explore, various climates, geographical features, vegetation, animals, raw materials and so on. The possibilities of new resources and large land are waiting for American settlers to discover that some land is almost free. Westward Expansion gives people the opportunity to find new homes and work, experience adventure, explore possibilities, find gold and silver, remove crowbar bondage and start over. In other words, Westward Expansion makes it possible for people to live "American dreams". For practical reasons, Americans have a motivation to move west, but their inspiration comes from the fact that America's obvious fate is God's will. What is the reason for expansion to the west? Since the first pioneer settled in the eastern United States, this country has expanded to the west. When President Thomas Jefferson purchased Louisiana territory from the French government in 1803, it doubled its size. Jefferson believes that for the survival of the Republic the expansion to the West is a prerequisite for the creation of an independent ethical citizen as a small farmer. He wrote that those who "work the earth" are chosen people of God and greatly encourage expansion to the West. Pioneers flocking to the west have their own reasons to travel for a long and dangerous journey. Between 1783 and 1912, it can be said that everyone in the United States participated in the expansion of the United States. During this period, all the US presidents led the expansion. The treaty was promulgated by politicians and diplomats. These wars were done by soldiers and American citizens. Henry Clay introduced "American System" including subsidized transportation infrastructure for new roads and canals. During the Industrial Revolution, inventors have enabled a new transportation system like a railway. Entrepreneurs will invest in these systems. However, it is the Americans that established these systems, making the west expansion feasible, pioneers and settlers traveling west and building new lives on new lands.

The war of King Phillip (1675-1676) showed the last big effort to expel British settlers by Americans in southern New England. Along with the collapse of the trade partnership and the aggressive expansion of colonial territories, Pokunoket Chief Metacom - aka King Philip - led the bloody riot of the tribe of Wampanoag, Nipmuck, Pocumtuck, Narragansett. The battle continued for 14 months, destroying the 12 border towns and finishing shortly after Metacom was arrested and beheaded. Some of his supporters fled to Canada, but others surrendered were sold as slaves. The war of King Philippe from 1675 to 1667 (aka Metacom's revolt) celebrated the last time Indians in southern New England tried to expel the British settlers. Headed by Metacom, Pokunoket's Chief Executive Officer called the UK "The Phil of Philip", and today a band known as Wampanoag Indians joined Nipmucks, Pocumtucks and Narragantets with a bloody riot. It lasted 14 months and destroyed the 12 border towns The series of events that led to the outbreak of war is not yet clear, but Indian wrath against British has been established since the 1660s. They are increasingly dependent on British commodities, food and weapons, with the depletion of fur trade, the sale of tribal lands, and colonialists to force Metacom and other leaders to recognize the sovereignty of the UK, and Their bargaining power has decreased. Some Indians pick up their weapons instead of further adaptation. Other countries, including Mohegan, Pequot, Massachusetts, and Nauset Indians, support Britain. Immediately after Metacom was arrested and hung, the war ended in August 1676. Some of his supporters fled to Canada; surrender people were shipped as slaves to the West Indies. Puritan interprets their victory as a sign of God's grace and as a symbolic purification of their spiritual community. Indians are still facing demands of slavery, illness, cultural turmoil and land A reader's companion to American history. Eric Foner and John A. Garraty, editor. Copyright © 1991 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publisher. Copyright The Indian problem in 1670 eventually led to the war of King Philippe. Due to the lack of trade and commercial agriculture and the war of King Philippe, Plymouth became the poorest in the New England colony. Plymouth's colony was chartered from a private adventurer and New England Dominion, but it never took the formal charter of the British royal family. It was a turbulence to Plymouth in the late 1680s, as it was on the verge of bankruptcy. The colloquial story finally ended in 1691 when it was incorporated into the colonies of the Massachusetts Bay by an official charter. (Simons 1976: 108) 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension in colonial expansionists, the war of King Philippe occurred between the settlers and the native American among New Yorkers. The bloody war was furious at the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, in Rhode Island swamp, king Philip (colonial nickname for Metacomet, leader of Wampanoag) was killed and killed and ended the war in South New England. In New Hampshire and Maine, Soco Indians have been settling for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named after Metapom (Phillip King) of the Wampanoag tribe he called the British Philip. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Philippe, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war proved to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox, etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the populat

From the beginning, human beings have built communities and have prospered around clean drinking water sources. This is essential to our survival. Do you know that you can live for several days without water without food? It is heartbreaking that millions of people worldwide can not access this most basic need and are eager to solve thirst and waterborne diseases. Freshwater resources around the world are threatened by water pollution. We not only waste resources, but we do not think about it. Humans throw trash into rivers, seas, lakes and other waters. Hazardous waste includes plastic, aluminum, glass, and polystyrene foam Almost everything that is a by-product of our civilization is contaminating our drinking water. Through various water purification laws and water resource policies, the government is trying to regulate emissions of underwater pollutants to minimize pollution and pollution. From 1990 to 2006 another 6 billion people drank safe drinking water. However, our actions are not fast enough, and most factories can not find ways to dump hazardous waste into the ocean. How does water pollution affect humans? Please drink untreated water now. Then your body will react to it soon. You will feel at least a stomachache. Aquatic diseases cause 3,575,000 death annually! This is the same as launching a large jet every hour. Infectious diseases can spread through contaminated water. Some of the waterborne diseases are typhoid, cholera, paratyphoid, dysentery, jaundice, amebiasis and malaria. Insecticide - Because carbonate and organophosphate are included, there is a possibility to damage the nervous system or cause cancer. Chloride causes reproductive and endocrine disorders Nitrate - Especially dangerous for young children drinking formula. It limits the amount of oxygen in the brain and causes "blue baby" syndrome There is still a long way to go, but as society matures and technology advances, we can improve the way to protect the water supply. Now, everyone needs to share their own share from their point of view Currently, many areas are affected by inadvertent human body contamination. Water is an important element of life. Water pollution has a major impact on both humans and animals. Water pollution may hurt individuals, exacerbate the environment, and may indicate that polluters do not know. Water pollution is a helpless behavior that can help people stop. There is an alternative to blocking problems in North Carolina. Some of these alternatives, such as regulations and responsibilities for factory actions, are more publicly perceived and are not only involved in the communities they live in, but also help solve this problem It is a new technology. Another solution is to consider different agricultural practices that can safely remove waste without causing health or environmental problems. How does water pollution affect humans? Please drink untreated water now. Then your body will react to it soon. You will feel at least a stomachache. Aquatic diseases cause 3,575,000 death annually! This is the same as launching a large jet every hour. Continuous air pollution and water pollution affect the quality of human life and its harmful pollutants. Rapid growth of industry has a detrimental effect on human life by contaminating water and air. Therefore, air pollution and water pollution are major problems in the environment. Construction of more industries has increased the main difficulty of reducing soil and water. As the world quietly but surely faces the destruction of man-made foolishness, the impact of industrialization on the environment needs to be emphasized more strongly and strongly. For example, do you know that there are increasingly diverse fish in the three watersheds of Pennsylvania? Male fish have female parts, and vice versa, open ulcers, abnormal spots of the body, and national news. This is because over the past five years extreme animal mutations, numerous dead birds,

There is no longer a question of whether or not a bioterrorist attacks, but the problem still exists and when it attacks. President Clinton says: "The terrorist organization is very likely to threaten or attack Americans with bacteria in the coming years" (Solomon) Death or disease fermentation is anthrax, brucella Cholera disease, melodosis, plague, fever or tremor, and the like. Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential. Biological warfare, also called bacteriological war, uses bacteria, viruses, fungi to harm humans and other creatures. It is an integral part of the NBC and represents nuclear warfare, biological warfare, chemical warfare as weapons of mass destruction. Biological weapons can be used to gain a strategic advantage against enemies. According to Wikipedia, the Chemtrail conspiracy theory began after the 1996 report on the weather change issued by the US Air Force. "The US Air Force has been accused of" using aircraft "to spray magical substances in the American population. Chemical plots are rarely discussed in mainstream media, and when it becomes possible, it is called an example of anti-government delusions. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" There is something called. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. - Chemical weapons Nuclear bombs may be considered when the vast majority of people think about the threat of weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons indeed bring significant risks to our country and the modern world, but their development is expensive and most terrorist organizations are inaccessible. Chemical weapons, on the other hand, are more widely used all over the world, and usually can be manufactured from commercially available materials.

In the years before 1918, at the peak of the First World War, at least 50 million people worldwide died and a disaster occurred. (Taubenberger, 1918) Although this disaster is not the number of deaths due to warfare, some people may think that this disaster has been made possible by globalization associated with the First World War. This disaster was mentioned in the Spanish influenza in 1918, but since the research and historians believe that the possibility of this disease occurred in Spain, the devastating plague "Spanish influenza" is a historical failure It might be accurate. The seams are very unlikely. In 1918, the influenza virus spread all over the world, causing a global epidemic. This epidemic is called 1918 or the Spanish flu. This is caused by an influenza A (H1N1) virus that scientists believe are mutating from influenza virus previously infected only to birds. Its evolution and change are sufficient to infect humans and spread quickly among people. Since this type of influenza virus has never been infected, it will soon infect many people. All three pandemic viruses and new A (H5N1) are considered to be derived from animals. While it is believed that 'Asian influenza' and 'Hong Kong influenza' come from certain kinds of birds, the 'Spanish flu' in 1918 is thought to have contracted through pigs. In 1976, a new swine influenza virus caused human infection and a serious illness. For this purpose, some countries adopted a vaccine against swine influenza. As a result, there was virtually no pandemic. Some people are trying to develop a vaccine to cope with the recent epidemic of avian influenza. (Four) Many epidemiologists and virologists are comparing the yearly fatal influenza epidemic of 100 years ago with the 1918 influenza epidemic that continued until 1919. Generally known as the Spanish flu, the epidemic has caused widespread panic and hope. . The current estimate shows the origin of disease in Kansas state and the record shows that about one-third of the world's population is infected with it. Approximately 50 million people worldwide, including 675,000 US citizens, have died of influenza Despite the relatively high morbidity and mortality rates of the 1918 - 1919 epidemic in the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries, the Spanish flu has started to disappear until news such as avian influenza comes out. Epidemics in the 1990s and early 2000s This led some historians to mark the Spanish influenza as "a forgotten pandemic". Various theories about why the Spanish influenza is "forgotten" include rapid epidemic progress such as, for example, killing the vast majority of US victims within nine months and restricting media coverage Yes. The general population is familiar with the epidemic pattern of late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Typhoid fever, yellow fever, diphtheria, cholera occur simultaneously. These occurrences may reduce the importance of influenza epidemics to the public