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 Roman Religion During The Times Of Augustus Essay
ROMAN RELIGION http://death.wikia.com/wiki/Death_in_Ancient_Rome The Roman religion
during the times of Augustus (c.27bc 14ad) the traditional religious practices revived by Augustus
himself as a way to restore favour of the gods. He rebuilt temples and revived ceremonies. The
ancient roman religion attained many of its rituals, superstitions, traditions, god and goddesses etc.
from the influence of a range of sources in which they blended together to claim/adopt as their
own religion. The romans practiced their religion less spiritually as they found their religious
experience to be more of a bartering or business like relationship between the greater forces that had
numina (spirit/power the gods) that they believed controlled the elements and all in which
controlled their existence. Although they had this belief they did not believe that these forces
created the world or the human form due to them depicting the gods behaving like humans and
having a human like appearance. Due to them fearing the power of nature, as they could not
understand the reasons to things such as environmental changes, believing it came from these
beings of the elements helped put it into some sense.1 Due to this belief they did not seek any
specific explanations. The relationship with these god s and goddesses was seen as more of a give
and take relationship in which they bartered offerings which they believed pleased these gods so
that in return they would be given what they asked.
 Characteristics Of Japanese Maple Trees
Japanese Maple trees are a great edition to any yard. They are an elegant looking tree, with soft,
delicate looking leaves that can add dimensionality to your yard. To keep your Japanese Maples in
good health, you need to be aware of the three most common tree disease that infected Japanese
Maple trees as well as what to do about these diseases.

Anthracnose Disease

Anthracnose disease is caused by fungus and generally affected Japanese Maple Trees that are
planted in areas that are warm and experience frequent humidity.

Disease Characteristics

On your Japanese maple, the most common visual sign of Anthracnose are small spots on the
leaves. These spots are usually either yellow or brown in color. The spots start out dotting your
leaves. Over time, the spots expand until they cover up almost the entire leaf.

Yellow or brown spots can also appear on the twigs on your trees. They generally appear on new
growth.

Treatment

Prevention is the key with anthracnose. Make sure to not overwater plants. Do not get the leaves
wet when watering; use a drip sprinkler instead to water your trees. Put compost around the base of
your Japanese Maples to keep the soil healthy.

To get rid of anthracnose once it is present, usually copper based fungicides are used to kill off the
fungus. Infected branches can also be pruned off your trees. All clippings from your Japanese
Maple should be disposed of in the trash, and not left to compost in your yard to prevent the spread of
 William Wordsworth s Response To Nature In Romanticism By...
Romanticism began as a movement shaped by the protest against many values upheld by previous
movements. (INTRO NEEDS COMPLETION BASED ON TIME OF REST OF SPEECH)
Intimations of Immortality deliberates a return to nature from a harsh world that Wordsworth
progressively beheld. The sublime spiritual aspect of nature formed within the poem is seen as one
apparelled in celestial light summarising the philosophical search for the position nature as ethereal
and sublime. Wordsworth exemplifies values of the spiritual throughout the poem and yet uses it to
dictate to the audience an insight within the relation of the poem to nature. However Wordsworth
later uses nature to protest the decease of nature. He exclaims through personification that though the
birds thus sing a joyous song he is struck with a thought of grief . He ensured the reflective nature of
his poem to the progression occurring in his society. He seizes this opportunity to reflect the
industrial revolution as one of outward excellence but as one that truly brings doom. He acclaims
things which [he had] seen [he could] see no more , directly protesting against the growing unnatural
world of industrialisation and the mark it will leave on the world. His address of nature progress
from one that is sublime to then one overpowered by the awakening of thoughts of darkness,
conceived by industrialisation growing upon his age. In contrast Coleridge follows a similar
attachment to nature as he objects the growingly glorified industrial era around him. Similar to
Wordsworth, Coleridge dictates through literary techniques of personification deliberating that there
is no melancholy in a nature . He imitates that no doom from such industrialisation can be inflicted
upon nature, as it stands as an outward force unable to be harmed. He consequently detaches nature
from the revolution and world surrounding him, distancing the melancholy of the industrialisation
from the purity of nature. Coleridge however rightly addresses those who lose the deepening
twilights of the springs in ball room and hot theatres , as ones who inherit doomed loss of nature as a
result of their acceptance to the ugliness imposed by the industrial century. Both Wordsworth and
 Bending of Beam Lab Report Essay
1. Objective:
The objective of this experiment is to demonstrate the bending of a bean when loaded at the center of
its length and examine its deflection when positioned in two different ways, when the flat side of the
beam is support and when the thin side is supported. In addition, try to find linear relationship
between the load applied and the deflection of the beam and comparing the experimental deflection
with the theoretical deflection.
If the load is applied at the mid length a=b=L/2 then mid span deflection is: δ = PL3/(48EI).
Where P is the applied force, L is the length of beam, E is the modulus of elasticity of aluminum, and
I is the moment of Inertia.
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The beam was loaded the mid length in 2.745 lbs. increments up to 6.745 lbs. The change in
clearance of every load step was measured and data was recorded.

Case II: The beam was turned around in such way that the shortest side of the cross section is on
the support. The steps described in Case I was repeated and data was recorded.

4. Results:
Following tables and graphs show the result of the experiment. The tables will demonstrate the
experimental and theoretical deflection for each case. The graphs will show the relationship between
the load applied and deflection, in addition to compare the experimental deflection and theoretical
deflection.

Case I: Dimensions of the beam

TABLE I P (lbs.)| Initial Clearance (in)| New Clearance (in)| Experimental Deflection (in)|
Theoretical Deflection (in)| 2.745| 0.75| 0.98| 0.23| 0.31092| 3.745| 0.75| 1.13| 0.38| 0.47587| 4.745|
0.75| 1.2| 0.45| 0.63011| 5.745| 0.75| 1.31| 0.56| 0.79903| 6.745| 0.75| 1.44| 0.69| 0.99236|

Case II: Dimensions of the beam

TABLE II P (lbs.)| Initial Clearance (in)| New Clearance (in)| Experimental Deflection (in)|
Theoretical Deflection| 2.745| 1.973| 2.051| 0.086
 Effect of Concentration on Enzyme Activity Lab Report
Lab Report
(Effect of concentration on enzyme activity)
Biology
Noor Alawadhi
11 KC

Introduction:
An Enzyme is a protein, which is capable of starting a chemical reaction, which involves the
formation or breakage of chemical bonds. A substrate is the surface or material on or from which an
organism lives, grows, or obtains its nourishment. In this case it is hydrogen peroxide. This lab
report will be explaining the experiment held to understand the effects of the changes in the amount
of substrate on the enzyme s reaction.

Research question:
What does the changes in the amount of substrate on an enzyme s reaction effect on?

Hypothesis:
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Make sure you rinse your glassware carefully between procedures. Repeat this procedure five times.
5. Use this data to calculate the rate of reaction of this enzyme 6. Plan and conduct your own
investigation into one other factor that affects the activity of catalase, you may use this as the basis
for your investigation but if it is to be for moderation of internal assessment you must modify it
substantially.

Results: Different type of hydrogen peroxide| Volume of foam cm³| 0.5%| 5 cm³| 1%| 7 cm³| 2%| 13
cm³| 4%| 21 cm³| 6%| 24 cm³|

The volume of the foam using different concentrations of hydrogen peroxide:

Conclusion:
As I forecasted the results proved correct that, the more concentrated the hydrogen peroxide is the
higher the volume of the foam is and the less concentrated the hydrogen peroxide is the lower the
volume of the foam will become. Other than the table of results the graph is also evidence to my true
hypothesis. Each time the concentration of hydrogen peroxide doubles the level of foam increases
but the more the concentration the foam reaches its constant point therefore slowly increasing. An
example is when the 2% concentration of hydrogen peroxide was added the foam level was
13cm³ but when 4% was added to the next trial the level of foam greatly increased to 21 cm³ and
as it reached its constant point, when 6% it slowed down and increased only 3 cm³ more which
became 24 cm³.

Evaluation:
 My Argument With My Local Muslim Community
The world is comprised of many people living in different communities that are all interconnected. As
a Muslim myself, I have a strong affinity with my local Muslim community. This community is
important to me because it brings people of all cultures closer by working together on events that
benefit our community and others. Mentors in our Muslim community hold a strong place that
younger people can look up to and seek advice from. In the younger generation, there is an identity
crisis about being a Muslim American. The presence of mentors is necessary to combat this issue. As
unique individuals of the Muslim community, we are the representatives that help build the bridges
between other Muslims and non Muslims in our greater community. As
 History Of Anesthesia
History of anesthesia

In the last quarter of the football game the running back Greg breaks his leg. Accidents and
injuries happen to everyone; Greg is no exception. As he is rushed to the hospital he thinks of
how much pain he is in and how much pain he will be for the next few hours. But what he doesn t
know is how much pain he would be if the medic didn t give him anesthesia for his broken leg.
Greg also doesn t realize that when his grandfather played football, there wasn t any anesthesia and
that the pain was excruciating. Before him surgery was agony. As you could probably guess I will
discuss the history of anesthesia with you. First off anesthesia is medicine dedicated to the relief of
pain and total care of the surgical patient before and after surgery. The creation of anesthesia was a
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Through extensive research I found that from ancient times too mid 1800s pain in medical
procedures could be elevated but never eliminated. Early forms of anesthesia ranges from opium,
acupuncture, to herb mixtures. But the medical field has yet to see a huge break through until Dr.
Horace Wells discovers, as we know it, laughing gas. It is because of him that you can have
painless surgeries, so you can have painless recoveries, so you can bypass the agony. It began when
Wells attended a demonstration of laughing gas, known as nitrous. In the late 1800s, laughing gas
was a form of entertainment where performers inhaled the gas causing them to laugh, sing, dance,
speak, or fight according the leading trait of their character. During the
 Persuasive Essay On Harriet Tubman
Throughout history, and even today, people have fought for what is just and right through a
multitude of different methods, some violent, others entirely peaceful. There are three freedom
fighters that stand out among the rest, however. Harriet Tubman risked her life many times to free
her people from unjust enslavement, Mother Jones organized more obvious methods to set laws in
place against child labor, and nowadays Christine Caine and the A21 Organization fight to save and
protect victims of human trafficking. These three people have all fought valiantly, and continue to
fight today, for the justice that every oppressed individual deserves, as they believe in equality for
all on Earth.

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This can be inferred from the fact that Harriet held the bravery to return to plantations over and
over again; if Harriet did not believe this statement was true, she never would have risked her life in
such a seemingly foolish and dangerous mission. She valued human life so much that she put hers
on the line to save others.

Mother Jones encouraged children to join her in a march to see the President and protest a lack
of child labor laws. She saw, firsthand, the terrible working conditions that young children were
sometimes forced into to provide money for their families, and she wanted to do something about
it. This is further explored in the Studysync article, Mother Jones: Fierce Fighter for Workers
Rights : Images of the child workers Mother Jones had seen stayed with her the torn, bleeding
fingers of the breaker boys, the mill children living on coffee and stale bread . It is obvious that
Mother Jones was deeply affected by these painful images, and she felt compassion for the poor
children. This is why she resolved to march to Sagamore Hill and speak with the president about
putting in place stronger child labor laws. A few times, Jones was stopped by the police, who were
trying to prevent her from seeing the president: At first, police told the group they couldn t enter
(Trenton). Mill owners didn t want any trouble .
 Axum In Ethiopia
Axum Political Axum is located in northeast of Ethiopia. Axum had a strong army and a really rich
kingdom. The king who brought Axum to its height is King Ezana. Axum had controlled all the
exchange in the East. Social In Axum there was a hierarchy level rather like several different
kingdoms. Axum had 3 levels; the king was on top then the nobles and so the remainder of the
population. Economic Axum sold plenty of animals and herbs to completely different areas around
the ocean. People wants these items for food, decorations and other things like creating tools. 300
A.D. 600 A.D. was the trading for Axum. Axum s economy was successful because the king wasn t
greedy; he attempted to make the kingdom strive Kongo Politic
 My Experience At A Museum
I have visited countless museums in my lifetime, and throughout these experiences I have noticed a
general pattern in the museum visitors. Often times they grant only a slight glance at the pieces, and
allocate their energy in to taking pictures with the pieces rather than taking the time to learn about
the art. On the contrary, I view museums as a place of learning, where culture is preserved and
diversity is celebrated, where creativity is fostered and exploration is welcomed. My interest in
interning at the Smithsonian Institutionstems from the idea that museums are a place to gain
knowledge. Through my experience as a docent at the Wellin Museumof Art at Hamilton College
and leading tours for students and adults of various ages, I have seen the importance of a teaching
museum, where the main goal is to educate. There is nothing more rewarding than helping kids learn
about the world through the lens of art, or enlightening a trustee of the College about a work of their
interest. The Smithsonian Institution s goal of increasing and diffusing knowledge parallels my
ideal view of what a museum s values should entail. I aspire to intern at the Smithsonian in order to
positively contribute and support the Institution s goals and values, and have a unique learning
experience. As a sophomore at Hamilton College, I have had numerous internship experiences in the
past. In the summer of 2016, I interned at the Albany District Attorney s Office. Aside from a deeper
 Reflection Paper On Sociology And Sociology
As I reflect on sociology 100, I realized that this is truly a course that opens up one s mind. I
admire the fact that this course really going to teach me a lot. I was really scared to take this
class because honestly I had no idea what Sociology is? I never took this class but my professor
made it easy and he made very clear that how we can keep an A in the class and what he expects
from us. The first week of the class was just about the syllabus and what chapter we gonna cover
throughout the semester. In total we studied nine chapter. They all helped me a lot to understand the
true meaning of sociologyand why it is useful. The first chapter was The Social Imagination, The
second chapter was Studying the Social World, The third chapter was Social Interaction, The fourth
chapter was Social Structure, The Fifth chapter was Culture, Media and Communication, The sixth
chapter was Power and Politics, The seventh chapter was Social Stratification, Inequality and
Poverty, The eight chapter was Race and Ethnicity and last but not least was Gender and Sexuality.
I will just discuss the what I found most interesting, why they are important. First of all What is
sociology? Really? I never asked this question to myself until the first day of class. Sociology is the
study of social behavior or society, including its origins, development, organization, networks and
institutions. It allows you to go to different paths, it affects how we talk, it helps us to understand
what s going
 Vital Connections Of The Community Case Study
Agency Context Vital Connections of the Midlands (VCM) is a non profit early child care and
education program located in Columbia, South Carolina. The organization is currently certified
through the United Way of the Midlands and is accredited by the National Association for the
Education of Young Children. It provides family centered services for at risk families who are
experiencing homelessness, poverty, substance abuse, and/or child abuse and neglect. VCM s
priority is given to families who are experiencing homelessness. This means that children who live
with parents experiencing homelessness are automatically admitted into the program, free of charge,
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Jessica Fredrick began working with the organization in 2013 at the Arthurtown location as a
Family Advocate where she would work with children s parents; assisting them with finding
resources that help provide quality care for their children. These resources including, but not
limited to: Dental care, health care, parenting classes, and stable housing etc. During the Summer
of 2016, a colleague who worked at the Children s Garden site, Rachel Smith, left the agency to
pursue more opportunities in the field of law. Rachel was hired as the Male Involvement
Advocate who was responsible for planning activities/events and finding resources for the fathers
of children in the agency. This was a position designed to help fathers become more involved in
their children s development, as many children in the agency had absent fathers. After Rachel left
the agency, Jessica relocated to the Children s Garden site to take over the responsibilities Rachel
left behind until the organization could hire her replacement. Jessica now holds the positions as the
Family Advocate and the Male Involvement Advocate in the VCM organization. She spends her
days working at all three sites on different days; Mondays and Wednesdays at Children s Garden,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at Arthurtown, and Fridays at Tender Years. During the Spring and Fall of
2016 VCM was offered the opportunity to supervise
 Anthem Summary Of Anthem
Anthem is about a man named Equality 7 2521 who finds a subway underneath his corrupt city to
learn. While he is down there he discovers the power of electricity and figures out how to use it.
When he tries to show his city they punished him and he ran away with The Golden One and found a
home which they wished to start a new life, but Equality found out to understand the word I and
finds out the truthbehind the Utopia he lived in for all his life. Anyone who is different gets
punished. The City has so many rules and controls because they are there to keep the people
unaware of the truth, to keep people down a certain path and to keep their Utopia a great place
and Equality would have many rules and controls. The first reason this city has so many rules is
that they want to keep everyone from finding out about the truth. The city and world leaders don t
want people to know about Ego because they re master plan to keep the society from worrying
about themselves and only be part a we and have nothing to do with I . If the people figure out
that life is not just about we and start helping ourselves, then there is no purpose to the city
anymore. Thinking about only people as a we and not I seems like a phenomenal idea, but not
everyone the same and we have to explore personally to do it. We are in all and all in one. There
are no men, but only the great WE, one indivisible and forever. (19) This shows that the people are
taught only we and know nothing of I. The
 Judaism And The Temple Of Judaism Essay
Have you ever noticed that when people talk of Jews, at least in a protestant church, that the Israelite
legalism, rituals, dress and hair standards are the first things to mind? The topic of Judaism may
come with stereotypical opinions and Christian Judgement that are without merit or understanding.
Judaism, by a Christian worldview, had to change after Pentecost, since the animal sacrifice to atone
for sin Christ completed on the Cross. However, Judaism does not accept this truth of Christ and His
work on the cross, but Judaism remains in the world. So, what was this change in Judaism and when
did it take place? There have been numerous fluctuations within Judaism, only the theme constructed
in this essay has its foundations around the most important facet of Judaism the Temple. With the
Temple in the forefront of this essay, we will discuss the modifications that Judaism went through, at
what time, different perspectives that the destruction of the Temple had, and how the Christian sect
views these vagaries. The Temple destruction of A.D. 70 converted the Jewish faith in its singular
fashion, while, at the same point, the Jewish faith never had a total change by always changing
throughout time.
Before we can totally dive into how the Temple destruction changed Judaism, we must gain some
knowledge of the Jewish faith itself, as well as Jewish terms. One of the first ideas many people
may discover about the term Jew is its lack of use in the Old Testament scriptures.