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...The Who Before enrolling in American Popular Music, I had decent background on a fair amount of bands and artists we have talked about in class, including, but not limited to, Eric Clapton, The Beatles, and The Eagles. These artists are some of my Dad’s favorite, so therefore I learned a lot about them from him; however, he has never been a fan of The Who. Therefore, I was rather excited when I was assigned a research paper on The Who; a band who I really knew nothing about before American Popular Music. In the following paper, I will provide details about The Who’s individual band members’ lives, as well as information in relation to the band in general. The Who had four main members: Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, and Keith Moon. In addition to being the band’s guitarist, Pete Townshend took on the roll as the primary song writer. The most interesting fact I found about Townshend, is that he owns his own book publishing company. He actually published a book of his own called “Horse’s Neck” which consisted of a variety of short stories. Townshend has maintained a musical interest throughout his life, even after The Who broke up in 1983 (The Who Official Band Website). Roger Daltrey has always been a passionate musician; to the point where he even designed many of the bands guitars (The Who Official Band Website). Recently, Daltrey’s passion for music resurfaced. According to Mayer Nissim, a reporter for Digital Spy, “Roger Daltrey has confirmed that he...
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...Raspberry’s make a great jam and is a well known favorite in the Alaskan household. In Alaska the season for Raspberries is in the month of August. The quality of the berry is important for a successful jam making session. Domesticated raspberries, as opposed to the wild raspberry are by far the best choice available. They are considerably larger, juicier,and have a good amount acidity and pectin. Pectin is a jelling substance found naturally in a large variety of fruits. Raspberries are found to be high in pectin, while strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries are low in pectin. Finding a decent patch of berries to harvest that has not been picked through can sometimes be a challenge. Walmart and Fred Meyers will have everything needed to make raspberry jam. For the food portion of the shopping list, the following are needed: • At least 6 cups of white granulated sugar • 1 cube of butter • CERTO brand fruit pectin in the pouch found in the food storage section. • If you missed the berry picking season, frozen red raspberries will suffice. You will need at least 2 quarts of uncrushed berries. For the cooking and hardware portion of the shopping trip, gather the items listed below: • 1- 6 to 8 quart Stainless Steel sauce pot. It is important to use only Stainless Steel, as other metals such as aluminum will produce a chemical reaction with the berries which results in a tinny taste. • 1 - Large Stainless Steel Spoon • 1 - Stainless Steel ladle • 9 - 8 ounce...
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...My Wife Daniel Shelly ENG121: English Composition I Anne Fowler February 18, 2013 My Wife Most individuals can count on one hand whenever it comes to naming someone who has significant meaning in their life. I am no stranger when it comes to this fact. I am not so easily amazed when it comes to meeting people, but the first time I laid eyes on my wife I was astonished. I knew something was special about her and I was right. Some of the significant wonders about my wife that are special to me are her beauty, her sweet pea fragrance, and her voice. I don’t intend to sound weird, but I can stare at my wife all day long. Her beauty is so mesmerizing. Her creamy, butterscotch skin tone is like no other I have ever seen. Her eyes are round. Gazing into them is like staring at a full moon on a clear night. She stands at five foot one. Although she is small in stature, her enormous heart is one to die for. Her distinctive smile remains to be her most unique feature. It might not be the most perfect smile, but no one can deny its beauty. She bares all her pearly whites as the corner of her lips stretch from cheek to cheek. Everyone is beautiful in their own way and she definitely has her style. I am not one to have a keen sense of smell, but I would recognize her fragrance anywhere. Her choice of perfume is sweet pea from Bath and Body Works. I’ve grown accustomed to this smell. I could be blindfolded and sniff her out like a beagle hot on the trail of a rabbit. That fragrance...
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...name Mutya Keisha Siobhan with the “original” Sugar Babes still putting out new music and playing their classics. This relates to the Ship of Theseus as the original band members represent the planks and oars of the ship being discarded and replaced. When the original members of the Sugar Babes decided to reform in 2011 under Mutya Keisha Siobhan it relates to the fisherman collecting the discarded pieces of the Ship of Theseus and rebuilding it. Creating the issue of who is the original and authentic Sugar Babes. So in this instance, who is the wright full owner of the brand name Sugar Babes who owns this identity, is it the original three girls who wrote the songs that launched the bands career, or the replacements that kept the band going. Should the Mutya Keisha Siobhan have the write to take back the name Sugar Babes, along with the wrights to their songs or did they relinquish that right by leaving the band years before. Where does the loyalty of the fans lay, in those who created the music or those who carry on the legacy? The story of this bands rocky road is a complex...
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...Psychology 110 Applications Assignment Sensation, Personality, Relationships Matthew Rodriguez 10/5/2014 Following essay will cover various aspects of Sensation, personality and relationship as it pertains. After consulting the figure and information on Sensation Seeking (Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White, C. 2011 pp.278) I would consider myself to be a Sensation Seeker. Since a Sensation Seeker is someone who needs more arousal than the average person (Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White, C. 2011 pp.277) and that arousal is not limited to something of high intensity or danger, I do find great arousal in many other things in my life and seek to repeat them as often as possible. I like to eat, and find myself eating for pleasure rather than nurture. I know things in my pantry are delicious or the leftovers from my wife’s home cooking are especially delicious, I like to eat them because I know they are good. I also get a great deal of good sensation from making my wife happy, and I always go out of my way to do what she wants because I like the feeling of seeing her happy. The advantages here are good for my wife, food is not being wasted and she is getting her way more often than not, it is bad for me because that need to please has come in the way of me completing other important tasks. Eating for pleasure has proved to be bad at times; I have put weight on in the past and not felt good about myself. The inner feeling I get from eating...
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...Harlee Dean Talksport Interview Transcript- Interviewer: It’s been a strange season in many ways, you started off poorly but now you find yourselves two points off the top six Harlee Dean: Yeah, I think a lot has been said about Marinus and that he was the reason for the poor start and this that and the other but I think anybody that had come in with so much change and um things being so different from the way they were and so many new players coming in and players leaving it was a struggle for anybody. Then obviously Marinus left and Lee came in who had been there last year and knew what we was about and just reverted us back to that really he got us energised got us pressing higher and got us all motivated (.) his team selections were half the core of the team last season so the team felt together again it’s been tough for the foreign boys because the championship is a hard league frankly physical, games every week and it probably wasn’t what they’re used too and they were probably chucked in the middle of the deep end at the beginning of the season, Lee kept all the big boys that had been there and done it and put the foreign boys in as substitutes and stuff like that and we just got better and better and I think that’s half the reason we’re pushing back up {talk about Brighton, Reading and Christmas demands, sacrifices etc} Interviewer: So what is your contract situation at the moment? Is it the end of the season you’re contracted too? Harlee Dean: Yeah (.) my...
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...It was Paul Castle who answered his own question on the Outpost Gallifrey forums: what’s most likely to set Doctor Who fans at each other’s throats? If anything can, ‘canon’ can. It’s my belief, indeed, that that’s what ‘canon’ is for. That that’s all that it’s for. Because ‘canon’ is purely and simply about authority, real or assumed, and nothing else. Let me explain… Back in the mists of time, the fans of Sherlock Holmes thought it would be funny to refer to those stories about Holmes written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as being ‘part of the Canon’. They were thinking of the books that had been officially declared to be part of the Bible. They thereby confused two things, and it’s their fault we’ve been in a linguistic twist about this ever since. The canon they referred to was decreed by authority, the theological authority of a group of high clerics concerning how much truth and how much fan fiction was contained in a particular proto-Gospel. The Canon of Sherlock Holmes stories, on the other hand, wasn’t decided by authority after the fact, but by authorial authority. If Conan Doyle wrote it, it was in. If he didn’t, it was out. Sherlock Holmes fans could have no debates about what was and wasn’t ‘canonical’. ‘Written by Conan Doyle’ was what their new version of ‘canonical’ meant. That new definition of ‘canon’ works fine if you’re dealing with works by one author. It works not at all in any other frame of reference. Doctor Who was created by many people, over a long...
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...Why we fear medicolegal litigations and how to overcome it? In today’s era we fear medicolegal issues more than any other thing. Many doctors do not treat any complicated case. Collegues have even stop going to the other doctor’s places in case of emergency for the fear of the litigations. Is it really true? Actually if we see the frequency of medicolegal litigations, It is very less though it is increasing day by day. But even if the frequency is low, the one who suffers through it, suffers almost 100%. The reasons for suffering are many: * We fear media and defamation, * We also fear punishment in terms of jail, * We doctors usually don’t have time and if we have to attend court then it is difficult for us. * Unlike other professionals ( e.g. Engineers, Lawyers, Architects etc..) we always try to deliver the best of our knowledge and services so there is always a pressure of the next case on our heads. * We are expected to win every time in every case All these things are difficult to handle. Moreover there is no support from the government; rather there are instances of harassment on the name of various certificates and laws. We have cordoned ourselves into various partitions like gynecologists, radiologists, physicians, super specialists, general practitioners etc.. As far as medical practice is concerned this is perfectly fine but as far as medicolegal issues are concerned we all are sailing in the same boat and we must support each other...
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...In this task, we will be describing four stakeholders for BBC and Headjogs and possible primary change or development the businesses might want to or has introduced. I will also be suggesting how each stakeholder influence the change or development and in turn affect the purpose of the organisation. The stakeholders of BBC organisation * Owner/ government who is the public sector BBC organisation owner, who is not interested to make a profit, but to provide a goods service to the societies. * Chief Exclusive who is concern about their salary, promotion prospects and prospective benefits they may receive in the long term. * Employee who wants to earn high wages and keep their jobs. * Customers who want the BBC to produce quality service at reasonable prices. The development of BBC The BBC business has delivered another year of excellent service to their audience. They also increased their income to £1,115.8m (up from £1,085.0m in 2011/12) with headline profit also up to £156.3m (from £154.8m in 2011/12). BBC increased its sales by launching a new operation, expanding and supplying their TV show in Europe, which call the Midwife. BBC Worldwide originations have also bought show for the public service channels, such as the BBC America commission Orphan Black, which was bought by BBC Three in 2013/14. Suggest how each stakeholder might influence the change or development and in turn affect the purpose of BBC Owner The owner of BBC is government and is...
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...Dr. Martin’s Office 1 Seeking a Referral The Professor was not feeling well. In fact, on that Tuesday afternoon, he felt tired and generally “down” physically. During the 15-minute drive home from work, he developed slight nausea and gastric discomfort. When he reached home he headed for the bathroom. For the next several hours, he experienced severe diarrhea and recurring waves of nausea and vomiting. After a few hours, the nausea had subsided somewhat, but the gastric distress persisted through most of what proved to be a long night. On the following morning, the Professor called the office of his primary care physician, Dr. Martin. Dr. Martin’s nurse, Betty, came on the line. The Professor detailed his physical problems of the previous night. “Betty, the nausea is pretty much gone, but the gastric discomfort is quite severe. I really feel that I need to see a doctor.” Betty replied, “Dr. Martin is booked solid all day, so it would be hard to see him.” “Betty,” the Professor said, “I really feel that I need to see a doctor. Suppose I go to the HealthCheck Clinic. It’s close by, and I’ve always gotten good service there. Could the doctor refer me so that the University’s insurance would cover the visit?” Betty’s voice took on a doubtful and clinical tone. “The doctor would not refer you to the clinic. However, I can ask him to prescribe something for the diarrhea. We’ll call your pharmacy and place the prescription.” Slightly perturbed, the Professor said,...
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...feelings against a human cloning. 3. Give three reasons she should 4. Success – If everything goes right with the cloning she could be forever known as the pioneer in human cloning. 5. Financial – With Mr. Luning willing to pay everything he has for the procedure, with it being successful many other possible client would present themselves for the services of Dr. Smith. 6. Potential – With a successful human cloning, it would lead to more funding for research in more human cloning, it could extend peoples lives, help replace damaged body parts, and cure sick patients. 4. If Mr. Luning offers her not only money but future funding for her researches, should this make a difference? As learning in many business and marketing...
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...Insignificant Gestures Do you know how a little insignificant gesture can do a big change? In “Insignificant Gestures” Jo Cannon describes how insignificant gestures like drawing can make a total change of your life. The narrator in the story is a doctor who has lived and worked in Africa. In Africa he has a servant, Celia, who almost is his only human contact. Every evening the doctor and Celia draw together. One night Celia suddenly gets his patient. Celia falls ill and also gets attacked by her boyfriend. Celia is taken to a bigger hospital an hour and a half away. Later the narrator discovers that it is meningitis, but it was too late, Celia was dead. If he has seen that immediately he has been able to save her only with an injection of penicillin. After Celia’s death he returns to England and fells guilty about her dead. He also retrains to be a psychiatrist. In this story the narrator is the doctor who also is the main character. The story is written in first person narrative. The most of the story is flash backs from the narrator’s life in Africa. He is a 28 years old man who seems very honest because he returns to the police after discovering that Celia dies of meningitis. He is an idealist but realizes that he has to employ Celia in order to sustain her and her family. He does not socialize with other people than Celia and therefore you can see that he is very close to himself. He works a lot both day and night but in his spare time he is drawing which means a lot...
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...Far up in the mountains of Canada, there is an old abandoned log cabin. Once it was occupied by a young couple who wanted to distance themselves from the chaos of this modern world. Here they were miles away from the nearest town. Bob, the husband, made the occasional trip into town to buy supplies whereas Jan, his wife, spent her free time by the fire, sewing. Their life was simply idyllic. Then, one midwinter's day, Jan woke up from bed with a strange ache in her bones. Putting it down to overwork, Bob shooed her to bed and made sure she rested. Though Jan was impatient to get to her chores, Bob soothed her, "Relax, Sugar. You're overdoing things. All these chores will be here when you recover." However, Jan seemed to be getting worse instead of recovering. By evening, she was running a high fever and in greater pain. In spite of his best efforts, Bob could not manage to ease her suffering. And then suddenly, she started to lapse into unconsciousness. It was then obvious that she was seriously ill. What could Bob do? He had no experience in treating the sick and Jan was getting worse by the minute. He knew that there was an old doctor in town but he lived three miles away, downhill. Pot-bellied and obese, there was no way the doctor could make it up to their cabin. Something had to be done quickly! Bob racked his brains but to no avail. The only thing left to do was to go to the doctor. In Jan's condition, she could never walk that far in the waist-deep snow. Bob...
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...characters first they are Soey, man-man and Joey. So man-man and Joey ran for the door but the ghost shut it with his power. then they heard three voices one said help so they assumed it was Soey another said come closer the last one said I will find you man-man wet his pants then Joey ran and let man-man behind. So then running as fast as he could man-man tried to catch up with Joey. He finally finds him in a room so they both go to sleep thinking they are safe but they weren't. the next morning Joey tries to wake up man-man but it was too late. So Joey goes to find Soey in the basement but all he found was bones. So he went up in the attic to find her but instead he was the one being found. The two people he saw were the ghost and guess who Soey. He tried to save her but she was one of the ghost slaves. she came at him with a knife so he ran for his life. But the ghost was getting bored so he killed them both. And their parents still call them till this...
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