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 How Does Arturo Sandoval Create Suspense In A Nigh In Tunisia
The piece that was listened to was A Nigh in Tunisia by Arturo Sandoval. As for the tempo, the
song was relatively fast in the live performance. Not incredibly fast, but enough to create suspense
or adrenaline. As for the mood of the song, the tempo created a sense of suspense. The bass line
helped emphasize the drama of the song, which contributed to the overall seriousness of the song.
The guitar solo soon comes in, very powerful and fast. This really helps the listener become
evolved in the piece. The piano accented the piece, which contributed the pep of the song. When it
focused on accompanying the bass however, it helped add even more to the sense of drama or
suspense. As for the key, it actually changed between major
 Why Fat People Should Be Paid
Why Fat People Should Pay For 2 Tickets on a Plane Imagine that you are sitting next a fat or big
person and they are taking your seat and their seat. How would you feel? If you answered
uncomfortable then you are about to read a solution to all your fat people problems. It isn t fair
how normal human beings have to pay a lot of money but only get half of the seat. It is very
logical that if you need something extra you ll have to pay for it, unless you have a disorder.
Also, people are uncomfortable in tight spaces or if they are too close to people, and bigger people
could really be hazardous in an emergency. When your fat you need to take responsibility for the
space that you occupy. Therefore, if people know that they take up more than
 Essay about Chemistry
Chemistry Aim: I am trying to find out whether the equation 2CuCO3 ® Cu2O + 2CO2 + ½O2 or
the equation CuCO3 ® CuO + CO2 is correct for the decomposition of copper carbonate.

Introduction: This is my background research, this information may help me when I am trying to
see which equation is correct. I have used the book Chemistry 1 by OCR as my reference.

Relative Atomic Mass: This is the mass of an atom of the element relative to the mass of an atom of
carbon 12 which has a mass of exactly 12.

Relative Molecular Mass: This is the mass of a molecule of a compound relative to an atom of
carbon 12.

Mole: This is the unit of an atom of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Equation 1 produces the most gas.

Number of moles = Volume of Gas (cm3) = 80cm3

Molar Volume (cm3) 24000cm3

= 0.0033 moles of gas

1.25 moles of gas is produced from 1 mole of copper carbonate (CuCO3)

» 0.0033 moles of gas is produced from (0.0033)

1.25

= 0.00264 moles of Copper Carbonate

m = n x M \ M[CuCO3] = [63.5 + 12 + (3 x 16)] = 123.5g mol 1

\ 0.00264 x 123.5g mol 1

= 0.33g of CuCO3

I can now work out how much gas 0.33g of CuCO3 will give in equation 2:

n = m = 0.33g = 0.00267 moles of Copper Carbonate

M 123.5g mol 1

1 mole of CuCO3 gives 1 mole of gas

\ 0.00267 moles of CuCO3 gives 0.00267 moles of gas.

Volume of gas (cm3) = number of moles x molar volume (cm3)

= 0.00267 x 24000 cm3

= 64cm3

I can now carry out the experiment and compare the actual value with the two predicted values I
have just calculated. Which ever value is closest to the actual value is the correct value and so its
equation will be the correct equation.

Method

I will now carry out a risk assessment of the

 Francisco Goya
Through his art, Francisco Goya relayed his feelings toward the political unrest that plagued Spain
during his lifetime. As an artist of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, Goya lived
through a time of political and social upheaval, especially throughout Europe. At the time, the ideas
of the Enlightenment had captivated the minds of Spains most influential citizens and soon, that of
Goya s. Born in Fuendetodos, Spain, in 1746, Francisco Goyacame from very humble beginnings.
As the son of a gilder, Goya grew up in the lower class of society, and even after his amazing
success as court painter to Spanish royalty, he highly identified himself with the everyday Spaniard
or majo. It is this very bond to the people that... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Winter, peasants trudge through the storm with a slaughtered pig. The bright pink used in the
color of the pig is symbolic of the Rococo style. A fierce wind blows the tree to near breaking,
further communicating the harshness of the weather. Among the colorful scenes that make up this
set, it is undoubtedly in those dedicated to winter that Goya manifests, for the first time in this
cartoon, a social awareness of the everyday reality around him, the same consciousness that would
evolve toward the more extreme and dramatic works characteristic of his maturity. The social
commentary of this painting lead to its rejection by the Royal Tapestry Factory. Francisco Goya s
questioning and irreverent attitude toward life was graphically conveyed in his works. His success
with the Royal Tapestry Workshop brought his artistic talents to the attention of the Spanish
monarchs who would later give him access to the royal court. As court painter (1789), he created
realistic, penetrating portraits of his patrons. Perhaps the most notable portrait painted during this
time, is that of The Family of Charles IV. In this piece, Goya does not emphasize on any particular
member of the family. No significant focus is placed on the king, whom one would assume the
portrait should predominantly be about. He and the queen
 John Duns Scootus Comparison Essay
Love is often a word mistreated by most people. Now days, the word love is thrown around so
much, it has lost its meaning. People forget why we are living, breathing humans today. People
forget about the sacrifices made for the sins we acted out. People forget about the love that God has
for us. It is easy to misinterpret the meaning of Gods love. Human love and God s love are two
different things. The love from the Lord is invincible and no human can come close to that type of
love. God created mankind because He loved humanity.
John Duns Scotus was a Franciscan theologian that had different beliefs among many people.
Many Catholic s believe that the incarnation happened because Adam and Eve sinned; however,
John Duns Scotus disagreed. He believed that the incarnation would have happened regardless if
any sins had taken place or not. This all adds up to one word that would lightly explain God as a
whole: love. God loved humanity, God loved all people. Everything God did was because of love.
The incarnation was predetermined. John Duns Scotus view of thinking is based on love, not sin.
He says that God loves us first and then redeems us from our sins. God spent six days on the
creation of the world. Though, six days to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Israelites were cornered at the Red Sea, with nowhere else to go. Moses tells the Israelites
not to fear and that the Lord will help them. Moses is given the power by God to divide the sea in
half. The Israelites cross the Red Sea safely while the Egyptians that followed were immediately
drowned as the sea came together again. It was proven that God put up a constant fight for the
Israelites, never giving up for them because of His love for them. He fought for their survival and
well being. The Lord told them He was their healer, as long as they continued to express their love
to Him and listen to Him and His
 Sample Jazz Concert Report
Aundria McCadney The night of February 18, 2016 I attended The MTSU Faculty Jazztet concert
in Wright Music Hall. This jazz band consists of David Willford, Don Aliquo, Micheal Parkinson,
Jamey Simmions, Joe Davidian, Patrick Arwater, and Derrek Phillps performed eight jazz
selections. The crowd that night was about 70 80 people, and part were older and the other half was
students. When I think about a jazzperformance a drum and piano player did not come to mind. I
expected for the show to be like all the stuff you see on TV about jazz bands with one person
singing and the instruments in the background playing. All the band members were all dressed up in
either suits or dress shirt and tie they all were instrument players. The music... Show more content on
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The members didn t go by the particular order that was on the program when performing the lead
saxophone player just announced each name. All their songs had melody theme which stay in the
chorus of them. The saxophone, flugelhorn and trumpet phrases were all legato during their solos
throughout the pieces. In the dynamics during each of the songs were mezzo forte or higher.
When each person did their solo they crescendo leading to the end of them. I really enjoyed that
the lead of the band explained the background information of every piece that was played I tried
to take that into consideration while listening. If he didn t put his explanation in before each song
I wouldn t be able to understand the main concept. The song that stood out to me the most was
Dance Cadaverous, which is a mood piece. Dance Cadaverous song connected with me more than
the others simply because I could really interpreted the piece. The rest of the songs were
challenging to grab the concept of the title to the actual performance. This piece to me portrays a
mix of swing dance to it. Dance Cadaverous is the definition of the jazz I have heard before on TV
and what I
 Wise Blood Character Analysis
Flannery O Connor was a Southern grotesque writer, who wrote about morally flawed characters
appears in her work Wise Blood, which was her first book, and this would be the first time that the
audience would be introduced to her unconventional style of writing. Wise Blood, like most of her
work, would be about the battle of sin and redemption in some form. This constant battle is faced by
a man named Hazel Motes in Wise Blood. An interesting character to say the least, he had
problems within his mind, how he was raised, and a constant battle with his views of Jesus Christ.
Throughout the novel, Jesus lurks in his mind like a shadow with no owner, and Hazel is a fish
with no pond. With that reasoning, Hazel longs for, as well as repudiates Jesus... Show more content
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Once he realizes the wrong he has done, he does not know how to truly repent, so he turns to self
harm to punish himself for his sins. An article about why he done that, says, I m not clean and I
must pay (Sparrow 1). Hazel has desired Jesus from his youth, yet he was a rebel, and did not
take part in what Jesus had to offer at the time. Instead, like an article states, Not knowing how to
repent with love he mutilates himself (Sparrow 1). Hazel must believe self harm is the greatest
repentance for Christ, because all he wants to do is glorify God now. His repentances go to
extreme levels, as an article written by Stephen Sparrow writes, He wraps barbed wire around his
chest and again wears his shoes lined with rocks and glass shards (1). In his mind, he does not
think he will ever be accepted by Christ for what he has done. But truly, he was forgiven, because
God is almighty and loves those people that come to him. Jesus was Hazel s greatest object of
desire. Jesus was always in the back of his mind, even during his stint as an anti preacher. Such as
this sentence from an article, that says, ragged figure who moves from tree to tree in the back of
Hazel s mind (Bolton 1). Throughout Wise Blood Hazel sets out to deny God because he feels he
has something to prove to the world.
 Is State, Citizenry, and Leader Neutrality ,in Religious...
Is state, citizenry, and leader neutrality in religious matters necessary?

The dichotomy between the State and religion has been at the forefront of society since the dawn of
civilization. The common ideologies of the American government, as we know them today, indicate
that the State is neutral with respect to the normal values, religious beliefs, and/or ways of life held
by its leaders, laws, and citizens alike. Although leaders may hold true to a certain religion and may
hold personal morals, it is not necessary to set aside their religious beliefs in order to create a
neutral society. With that, this paper will first discuss the origins of the attempt to create a neutral
state as seen in the works of William Penn (1682). This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, the liberty professed by Penn, Jefferson and the rest of the founding fathers, is that
of Christian liberty. The practicability of the word liberal not as we know it today, but as a step
along the way towards secularization of this idea, one where its meaning can have a much wider
applicability to all religions which was an important first step in creating America. By in large, Penn
s piece exemplifies traditional Christian political thought as the basis of liberty and good government
arising primarily from charity and/or devotion to the community, and can be further demonstrated by
Penn s conception of government in which he states that ... the glory of almighty God and the good of
mankind is the reason and end of government (1682). Thus, much of the roots of American liberalism
have a basis in the puritan and Protestant religions. With the advent of the Declaration of
Independence, the American Revolution, and the Constitution, one sees the Enlightenment Era
philosophers such as John Locke, break the chains of Christian liberty and bring about liberalism in
the sense of inalienable natural rights. Moreover, the fusion of liberty, democracy and Christianity
are essential in this spirit and crucial to America s liberal founding.
In terms of whether a leader or civil servant must divorce his religion or personal morals when
serving the state, it can be argued the underpinnings of a democratic
 Investing Smart
In the United States, a society plagued by capitalism, investing has become a way of life. To most
Americans it begins with opening a savings account and slowly allowing that money to grow
through the compounded interest rate over the years. While it may not seem like a big step in
generating more income, nonetheless, this is a positive movement in the market of investments.
With the many types of investments available knowing which are reliable, or safe, or yield good
returns, are just some of the questions on the investors mind. Within each asset class there are
investments to suit different kinds of risk, duration, returns and liquidity.

Bank savings account, as stated before, is the simplest kind of short term investment. The ... Show
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When the market interest rate declines this makes bonds more valuable and visa versa when the
interest rate increases the bond becomes less valuable. Since the market price is unpredictable this
makes long term bonds more risky. Since the long term bonds are more risky they produce on
average higher returns.

Investment in shares of corporate stock is also very popular that can produce a great amount of
profit. By investing in shares of a firm listed on a stock exchange, the investor owns part of the
company and also gets the right to share in the future income of the company. Returns on stock
come in two ways; first, dividends are paid out of the profit accumulated by the company over a
year. Secondly, the investor can sell his or her shares of stock for more than originally paid.
Gains may reflect that the company over time has grown or improved or that the investment
society sees future prospects. But then capital losses can also occur. The price of shares listed for a
company can vary from day to day. On a given day some shares may go up in value and some may
go down in vale, depending on how investors view the prospects of each company. Also rises and
falls in economic confidence or changes in a particular industry may cause the value of stocks to
rise or either fall. There are ranges of factors, which influence stock prices on a daily basis stocks
cannot be accurately predicted. Shares of stocks are riskier than
 A Comparison of Women in Amy Tan s The Joy Luck Club and...
Strong Women in The Joy Luck Club and The Kitchen God s Wife

One of the common themes in both The Joy Luck Club and The Kitchen God s Wife is strong
women. All the women in both generations in each book gain strength through different experiences.
These experiences range from a war ravaged China to the modern day stresses of womanhood.
Though different experiences have shaped each woman, they are all tied together by the common
thread of strength.

The Joy Luck Club portrays strong women. The examples that come across most strikingly to the
reader are the women who lived in traditional China. An Mei Hsu gained her strong will from her
mother s weak spirit. In her story, titled Magpies, An Mei s mother is forced ... Show more content on
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Her life has been a series of struggles and hardships, which she has kept from her daughter Pearl.
Winnie s only companion as a child was her mother, who abandoned her just before adolescence, at
the time when Winnie needed her most. Her departure marked the beginning of Winnie s long
journey with many disappointments and tribulations.

Winnie s next hardship came when she was forced to live with her aunt, uncle, and spoiled
cousins. Winnie felt unwanted and unloved. Winnie is older than her cousin Peanut, but because
she is a bad child, soiled by her mother s bad name, she is looked down on. When she became the
right age, the family gave her to the family of Wen Fu, who was to become her new husband. At
first, Wen Fu was loving and gentle. But as time went on, he became increasingly aggressive with
Winnie. The first example of this is shortly after their new union, when they are in bed together.
Winnie tells Pearl that Wen Fu was kissing my nose, my cheeks and shoulders, telling me how
beautiful I was, how happy I made him. Within the next ten minutes, Wen Fu has turned into a
tyrant. He whispered for me to say dirty words, words for women s body parts not any woman s
body parts....the kind (of woman) who would give her body to foreign sailors. From this point on,
Wen Fu s abuse becomes more extensive and frequent.

Winnie is forced to search for a way in which to leave Wen Fu and still claim her
 Sharpen The Saw Analysis
Sharpen the saw . I know for me I forget a lot of the time that in order to be successful I should take
care of myself first. Remembering to take care of myself has never been a leadership habit I have
been good at. My previous supervisor who was also a good friend of mine was good at trying to
remind me to do things for me.
It is apparent that not only should it be to take care of myself physically and emotionally, but also to
keep up with the times. A lot of the time she would make sure to send me on housing conferences,
and leadership conferences because there is always something new to learn in an ever changing
world. The idea is to keep up with those changes, especially since every year was a different
generation of residents coming ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I am still working with the college volleyball program, and I have started working with the local
club volleyball as I always do every season. Things now are a little chaotic, and less organized, but
I am starting to have to make myself understand what is most important and what is not. It has
become a lot easier lately because I know working with the college volleyball program it is more for
experience, and not so much a job especially since it is a volunteer basis, and not a paid position.
This takes a lot of stress off each day because it is not a true responsibility unless I want it to be.
The third and final weakness is Begin with the end in mind . The ability to envision in your mind
what you cannot at present see with your eyes. It is based on the principle that all things are
created twice . (Covey 1989) I am person who tends to do things in the moment. I forget a lot of
the time what the end product is supposed to be. I know what I must do to get to the end product,
but during the process I have a habit of looking at what needs to be done in order to move on to
whatever is next. This habit can sometimes be detrimental to the success of the project I am working
 The Monkey Who Is The Central Character Of Wu Cheng
Monkey who is the central character of Wu Cheng is lead on a passage where he comes across a
lot of difficulties. While on this journey, he acquires new friendships, but still faces countless
nemeses. He meets different people along the way and all of them strive to be a true Buddhist,
but all lack some of the must have characteristics to be a true Buddhist. I choose to write about
this because it pertains to our everyday lives. We strive to be perfect and strive to have all
qualities needed to be a decent person. But the fact of the matter is that it is simply something we
can always strive for but will always need to work on. There is never enough that a person can do
because there is always room for improvement. I relate this life matter to the story because even if
one thinks they have all the characteristics to be anything there is always something that can be
improved on no matter how perfect you portray yourself to be. I will portray the characters on what
they are faced with and what each of them represents. They all have common assets that are a part of
humannature, but none has all of what it takes to be a true Buddhist.
. Tripitaka represents what I call an everyday man, a man that represents the basics of what human
nature entails. He has characteristics that an everyday man holds. Attractive and fervent Buddhist
monk, he is often portrayed as the weaker link. Tripitaka is frequently dominated by his flamboyant
acquaintances, particularly by monkey, who usually
 Hustler Vs Falwell Case Study
I. Hustler v. Falwell II.485 U.S. 46 (1988)III. Facts: In Hustler v. Falwell a dispute arose when
Hustler Magazine, a a magazine that circulates nationwide featured a parody of an advertisement
for Campari Liqueur. The inside front cover of the magazine presented interviews with celebrities
who described their first time. One of the parodies belonged to Jerry Falwell, a nationally
acclaimed minister who was featured as describing his first time with his mother when they were
both intoxicated from drinking Campari Liqueur. While the interviews with the celebrities
contained a double sexual reference, it was evident in the end that the ads were referring to the
first time the celebrities had tried Campari Liqueur. However, after the magazine was accessible
to the public, Jerry Falwell sued Hustler Magazine and its publisher for libel, invasion of privacy,
and intentional infliction of emotional distress. At trial court the judge dismissed the invasion of
privacy claim and then sent the case to the jury where they ruled Hustler Magazine on the claim of
intentional infliction of emotional distress and awarded Jerry Falwell $150,000. The case was then
taken to the Supreme Court level on appeal by the petitioner, Jerry Falwell. IV. Issues: (1) Does the
First Amendment s freedom of speech prohibit public figures from recovering damages for
intentional infliction of emotional distress? V. Decision and Action: (1) No. Reversed. VI.
Reasoning: Per
 My Brother Sam Is Dead By Christopher Collier
My Brother Sam is Dead

The authors of My Brother Sam is Dead, James and Christopher Collier, are ultimately against the
war. They are against the war for multiple reasons, The Division of Families, the Clash of
Generations, and Sam s Principles Vs. Reality. In My Brother Sam is Dead, although both sides are
of war are shown, author s Collier and Collier ultimately argue that war is unfair and futile!

One of the reasons Collier and Collier are against war is the Divisions between Families. One of
the divisions is when Mr. Meeker kicks Sam out of the house for joining the Revolutionary War.
Go, Sam. Get out of my sight... (Collier and Collier 22). This was when Sam and his Father were
arguing and Mr. Meeker told Dam to leave and not come back until he was dressed like his son
not a stranger. Another division is Tim vs. Sam. This one is tough because Sam puts Tim on the
spot by making him choose a side. .... Which side are you going to be on? (Collier and ... Show more
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his actual Realities. For example his fight for freedom. He believes that fighting for freedom at
the risk of getting killed is better than living under British rule. Sir, it s worth dying to be free
(Collier and Collier 7). This is saying that Sam is willing to die in battle for his family so they don t
have to live under the British. Lastly, the many many brutal deaths that happened during the war.
For example Ned s beheading. Ned was fighting against the Redcoats attack and one of the
Redcoats shoots Ned while he is still firing and the Redcoats pulls out a sword and slices Ned s
head off. Another example was Mr. Meekers death on the British prison ship. This is extremely
ironic because Mr. Meeker is a very strong Tory that doesn t care for the war. He was captured by
Cowboys who claimed to be Patriots. They threw him on a prison ship that turned out to be a British
one and he got sick and