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 Playscript of the Gift of the Magi
THE GIFT OF THE MAGI
Scene1:
Della: What do you think, honey? It is not the most wonderful, but the most delightful tree of any
Christmas any where?
Jim: Well...
Della: Yes?
Jim: It is...most original. But the fact that we couldn t afford to buy anything. Sometimes not even
enough food! And especially not Christmas gifts. I ve worked hard and I m earning more money
now, but back then I was only making...$30 a week.
Della: Honey, don t worry about that! Although we do not have the largest goose, or a lot of gifts,
we have the most glorious tree.
(The tree falls over.)
Della: Oh my ghost!!!
Jim: Oh, no problem, my dear. I ll set it up right now (Smile).
(Sets the tree up, steps away from it)
Jim: You see, you have a wonderful husband who can put ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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(Della runs out of the house)
Scene 3:
Hairdresser: May I help you? You want to cut your hair, don t you? Please come in
Della: Please excuse me. I...I would like to sell my hair to you. I fear my nerves have the gotten the
best of me.
Hairdresser: It s your hair not your nerves I m interested in. Step over here and sit down.
(Della does)
Well, hair worth seeing for once. Good color. Good texture. Sit down, I ll chop it off.
Della: Well, you see...
Hairdresser: I do see.
Della: How much money could you give me for my hair?
Hairdresser: Twelve dollars. Are you Ok?
Della: twenty five
Hairdresser: fifteen
Della: twenty one
Hairdresser: eighteen
Della: done
Hairdresser: Fool, I would have paid twenty!
(She picks up her scissors)
Hairdresser: Step into the other room. You will regret this all your life.
(Della runs out of the hair store)
Scene 4:
Storekeeper: Ah. Welcome back. The girl with the boy with the gold pocket watch. Good heavens,
what have you done to yourself?
Della: Oh, please don t
Storekeeper (Staring at her): Well, hair grows.
Della: The platinum watch fob you showed me?
Storekeeper: Still in the case. Twenty three dollars I believe I said.
Della: You had said...twenty one.
Storekeeper: Had I? Twenty one then.
Della: but you see, I haven t twenty one
Storekeeper: You haven t twenty one?
Della: Nineteen ninety seven actually.
Storekeeper: Really? Afraid I couldn t do that.
Della: Oh please. I ve set all my hopes on it. Please help me.
 Gender Roles A Self Fulling Prophecy Essay
This cycle can negatively impact the author s life and the reader s life, whether they know it or not,
because as they read or write harmfully gendered relationships, they subconsciously affirm the truths
portrayed in the fiction and spread these beliefs to other readers. In other words, damaging gender
roles appear right and natural, because they are so often depicted in the media as right and natural,
with relationships healthy based on equality being rarely offered as the alternative. This makes
heteronomrative gender roles a self fulling prophecy with people performing these stereotypes,
because they are presented as the norm. If feminized male characters serve as the stand in for the
female reader, then fanfictions that depicts the feminine as mentally and physically less able than the
masculine must contribute to this vicious cycle as well. In addition, the masculine gender roleoften
exemplifies the type of behavior considered natural for men. In American culture, part of this natural
masculine gender role assumes that men will be complicit ,if not actively participating, in patriarchal
culture and the poisonous values often associated with it. The traditional masculine model is made
to seem so right that men portraying this gender role, and the women reading about this gender role,
are made to believe that the domination and exploitation of women, and even other men, is not just
expected, but demanded (Carter 2011). Within the Hannibal fandom, this type
 Tipis Chapter Summary
Introductory The book is about the transformation of tipis from past to the present day. The book
mentions the first culture that made tipis which was the Clovis and a brief background of their
culture. After the introductory into the Clovis history the book will go into the reasons behind the
making of the tipis and how we view them in the modern day. Introductory Into Clovis History After
the Gravettian Culture split up to travel to search for more food after the food they hunted started to
run low, the Gravettian s mostly hunted Mammoths. New cultures developed around the world after
the Gravettian Split up and spread around the world. In America the new culture called the Clovis
developed. 80% of Native Americans in the present day in... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Dogs didn t live very long due to the way they lived. They weren t allowed to live in the Tipi so
they were exposed to the weather and were only given food what the Native Americans could
spare, sometime the food that was given to the dogs was inedible for humans can t eat. Due to the
dogs not living long, the Native Americans made temporary tipi like structures to shield the dog
them from the weather. Due to the compactor and the pieces of the tipi being easily, it was easily
transported using horses. Horses allowed tribes to travel further than they could before. If there wasn
t any
 Ewah Research Paper
Growing up in the south we tend to create and use colorful vocabulary. We have y all, darn tootin,
fixin to and among others cattywampus. Cattywampus is a word that I have grown up hearing in
my house. To me it means messy, disorganized, and to say the least discombobulated. The
etymology of a word does not always have to be symbolic; sometimes there is an actual historical
story behind it. My mom still tells me today that my room, car, or myself are all cattywampus and
that I should fix it. In Cherokee folklore, there is a beast which lurks at night called Ewah or
wampus cat. Ewah was a woman who disguised herself in the skin of a cougar to spy on the men
of the tribe. The men would sit around the campfire with their wolf brothers , and tell sacred stories
on their journeys or hunting trips (Anderson). While spying on the men, she was discovered. The
men took her to the tribe s medicine man/ shaman; the shaman punished her by transforming her
into what she disguised herself as...half woman, half cat (Conley). Looking out of sorts, crazy, and
chaotic, Ewah was enraged by her curse; she ran into the woods, never to be seen again. Supposedly
Ewah still haunts the forests of East Tennessee and the edge of Carolina waiting to exact her revenge.
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One tale concerns a woman who lived alone in the mountains (near the Tennessee/ Carolina
forests). It was said that once her husband died, she never left her shack. Her whole shack was
filled with stray cats; being with them for so many years she chose to become one. People of the
outlying village said, under the shade of night, the witch of the mountains would turn herself into a
wampus cat; she d steal the villages chickens and pigs (Anderson). From different sources
throughout the villages, some say she would consume them in her feline form, and the rest say that
she used the blood of the animals for her witchcraft spells and curses to bring back her
 The Relationship Between Log Disease And Heart Disease
Heart disease is the number one condition responsible for the deaths of both men and women in
the United States. If you are trying to improve your health to decrease the likelihood of developing
a heart disease, you should look closely at your gums. According to the dentists at Legacy Dental
Arts in Eagle River, AK, there has been a long time link between gum disease and heartdisease.
Although the link is still not entirely clear, dentists and cardiologists have known of the connection
between gum health and heart disease for a while. According to experts in both fields, one of the
main noticeable tie ins between a person s oral and heart health is inflammation. This is a common
problem in both diseases: the hardening of arteries as plaque
 Stress-Related Back Pain Research Paper
Millions of Americans have experienced back pain at one point or another in their life. Back pain is
one of the most common complaints that a doctor will hear from a patient on a visit. Understanding
the source of your pain can be very overwhelming and frustrating, especially when a structural
explanation cannot be provided. Could your back painbe triggered by stress? For many individuals,
stress is not the first thing that comes to mind when trying to establish the cause of their back
pain. However, it is quite possible that stress is the primary cause of your back pain. Stress
related back pain is real. What is stress related back pain? This is a back pain that is initiated by
the psychological or emotional factor stress, or is maintained by it, or both. In simpler terms, when
we hold stress in our bodies, it can cause a physical change that leads to back pain. Physician and
professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at New York University, John Sarno MD, who
helped to popularize the notion of stress related back pain, contends that the patient s feelings,
personality, and unconscious issues are the direct cause of the back pain. Stressful life situations,
coupled with personality characteristics, can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Blood flow to different soft tissues, which includes muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves, is
limited as a result of constricted blood vessels, triggered by this psychological change. A decrease in
oxygen in the blood, along with waste products in the muscle, amounts to muscle tension and back
pain in the individual. Stress related back pain carries symptoms such as back or neck pain, sleep
disruption and fatigue, shifting muscle aches, and muscle tenderness. If back pain is stress related,
lacking a structural explanation, a multi disciplinary treatment option involving an assessment of the
physical, cognitive, emotional, and environmental is typically
 The Rmt Development Team Is Constructed Of The Following...
Roles and Responsibilites
The RMT development team is constructed of the following work roles and responsibilites:
Two Java developers performs software development tasks using the java language. The coders must
be fluent in the use of the java libaries and methods used to implement software in a cross platform
process. The Understanding and configuration of data sources and connectivity to persist data in the
RMT will be required to validate and test necessities associated with saving information.
One User experience (UX) specialist performs the task of design, design efficiencies, and special
internal and external requirements associated with the human to computer interactions on the RMT.
Thus person will provide mockups based on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One project manager performs the task of project oversight, requirements management, and schedule
obligations for the team. The project managetr will deliver project related integrated master schedule
as well as conduct schedule conflict resolution to mitogate any risks associated with the waterfall
methodology. They are responsible for planning and deivering periodic milestones to the liaison and
clients. Managerial Process Plans
This section addresses the work schedule and task structure required to meet the clients needs,
demands, and schedule as agreed to by all parties involved.
5.1 Work Plan
This section discusses in detail the work breakdown schedule and project schedule for the RMT team.
5.1.1 Work Details
The following table constitues the full breakdown of the tasks under the master Work Breakdown
Schedule:
Task NameSDLC Task CategorySDLC Sub Task
Form TeamsAnalysisBusiness Analysis
Initial Client EngagementAnalysisBusiness Analysis
Identify Client Needs and High Level RequirementsAnalysisSoftware Analysis
Develop and assess MilestonesAnalysisBusiness Analysis
Define BudgetAnalysisBusiness Analysis
Develop RequirementsDesignSoftware Analysis
Deliver and Discuss Software Requirements SpecificationAnalysisBusiness Analysis
Software Design ReviewDesignSoftware Design
Create Software Design DocumentDesignSoftware Design
Deliver and Discuss Software Design DocumentAnalysisSoftware Design
Create Software
 Aristotelian Explanation Of Explaining Motion
Explaining motion
Motion not only fills all aspects of physics it also play a vital role in our lives that we can scarcely
communicate without using words that refer to it fast, hustle, go, slow, stop. This abundant
vocabulary reflects the amount and diversity of motion we experience. For survival purposes, many
aspects of animals detect moving rather than stationary objects, a fact every hunter learn. Motion
attracts the attention of infants, a fact every parent learns. Because we sense motion directly, many
psychologists suggest that we understand motion before we understand the related concepts of
space and time. We experience space by moving about in it. We observe time with the motion of the
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He believed that the world was composed of four elements: earth, water, air, and fire. Earth, the
heaviest, belonged to the lowest position in the hierarchy of the universe; water was next, then air
and fire. Aristotle stated that if any of these were out of its order, then its natural motion would be
to return. For instance, when there are water and earth (dirt) in a glass, water rise while dirt falls.
However, Aristotelian explanation invoked an interaction between the arrow and the air. An arrow
continues to fly even after it loses contact with the bow. As the arrow moves through the air it
creates a partial vacuum behind it. The air, rushing behind the arrow to fill the void, pushes on the
arrow and causes the continued motion. In other words, motion is impossible in a vacuum without
an effort. Galileo thought about the motion of a perfectly round ball placed on a titled surface free
of external influences. The ball experiences an interaction on the falling slope that speeds it up and
interaction on the rising slope that slows it down. Then, Galileo placed the ball on a level surface
and nothing happened. So he explained that constant speed, straight line motion is just natural at rest
motion. This property of remaining at rest or continuing to move in a straight line at a constant
speed is known as inertia. Galileo did not explain motion, but changed the
 What Is Dogtown And Why Has It Started The Skateboarding...
What is Dogtown and why has it started the skateboarding revolution? Dogtown is an are of West
Los Angeles the poorer slum area on the south side, it was a territory occupying Santa Monica that
covered Venice beach and Pacific Ocean Park beaches started form punk kids wanting to be
something. Brain child and photo journalist Craig Stecyk would conceive the right to take
photographs which would come to define the Dogtown movement and become the most influential
skateboarding team ever assembled. The Dogtown team consisted of 12 members from different
areas of West Los Angeles, Shogo Kubo, Bob Biniak, Nathan Pratt, Stacey Peralta, Jim Muir, Allen
Sarlo, Chris Cahill, Tony Alva, Paul Constantineau, Jay Adams, Peggy Oki, and Wentzle Ruml....
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Skip and Craig would hassle, give advise and pat on the backs, he kept them in line. Mainly all he
wanted was them to be visible, and there moves to be recognized. The aggressive infused into
these young skaters by Jeff Hoe and Skip Engblom would eventually evolve into the enduring
Zephyr Organization. What was the Zephyr Team and Zephyr Shop? In 1972, 23 Year old surf
shaper Jeff Hoe, 24 year old surf builder Skip Engblom, and 21 year old artist Craig Stecyk join
together to form Zephyr Surfboard Production. They scraped together what little cash they had
and open up a shop at the corner of Bay and Main Street inVenice California at the heart of
Dogtown. They where dedicated to being anti mainstream and they where proud. Many other surf
shops where located around Santa Monica and Venice but they didn t have the bad boy image .
Jeff, Craig and Skip had a completely new identity in surfboards. They made the color and the
shape, what Jeff was doing was revolutionary. Every board that was comping out has a completely
different design from each other which made ever board very unique in there own way.He was
exploring all kinds of design concepts that pushed the boundaries of surfboard lines. We just wanted
to create something different from other boards, we where trying to make something new, unique
and different said Jeff Hoe. Inspired by the wall art tradition of local gangs, and the
 The Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl
During the period of slavery in early American History, there were multiple sources that expressed
the enthralling events that happened during the time of slavery. The intensity of the enslavement
experience was dictated upon the horrors of slavery and gender roles. The Narrative Of The Life
Of Frederick Douglass and The Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl are two prime examples of
these gruesome events that happened.
In the narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass. Douglass born in 1817 or 1818. He doesn t know
the exact date he was born because his slave master never gave him the exact date, to his own
benefit. Douglass goes into great detail of his entire. The reasons why he remembered these horrors
of slavery was simply he wanted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This quote was shortened but it went on to explain his worries about the future. Douglass was
worried about getting sold to another master that would treat him worse than he is treated now.
After death of her grandmother. I was old enough to begin to think of the future; and again I
asked myself what they would do with me. ( Jacobs Pg 14) In both of their experiences of slave
master and mistress passing away they both experienced the same fears. What is going to happen
to me? Where am I going to go and how am I going to be treated? In their own opinion, being sold
to another slave master is detrimental to them. They do not want to go anywhere else because they
grew up with their original and don t know how life would be different with another owner.
The cold heartedness of slave owners during the time of slavery did anything that would create a
statement. Especially punishement. I have often been been awaken at dawn of day by most heart
rending shrieks of an own aunt of mine, whom he used to tie up to a joist, and whip upon her naked
back till she was literally covered with blood. (Douglass pg 4) His owner punished his aunt for no
reason other than the entertainment of watching one go through the pain of
 Osteopathic Health History
Chapter 1

History of medicine and how it affects modern health

Medicine is the scientific practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease, this
encompasses a variety of natural health remedies using herbs, saves, and transmutation of various
ingredients including precious metals. Throughout history societies have medical beliefs that
provide explanations for birth, death, and disease. In early history, illness has been attributed to
witchcraft, demons, adverse astral influence, or the will of the gods! Some of the earliest records on
medicine have been found ranging from ancient Egyptian, Babylonian , Ayurvedic (the Indian
subcontinent), classical Chinese (before what we now know as traditional Chinese Medicine), and
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The two groups had a large debate, the allopathic doctors and their medical approach to medicine
was by means of aggressively driving the disease and illness from the patient s body. Over time the
allopathic used, and promoted sale of drugs, surgery and later radiation, they used heavy metals, and
toxic metals, like mercury, and lead to displace the original disease.

Long before the use of local anesthesia, infections, and death was common, many patients feared
the so called modern medicine and were unwilling to have this abrasive approach to healing and
feared the allopathic methods. Over time the masses started to choose the homeopaths over the
allopaths, they feared the allopathic doctors and their medical approach to medicine was by means
of aggressively driving the disease and illness from the patient s body.

The Rockefellers had changed the laws, and the educational standards, while modifying the
licensing regulations to exclude natural medicine. The herbalist charter almost bans the use of
natural means of healing, the booming drug industry grew out of the patients sickness and disease,
the FDA was sold to the U.S. public, stating they were to regulate the people s food and drug safety.
A media campaign to associate the incorrect natural medicine was dubbed quackery hence the word
quack when referring to a
 The Economic History Of Pittsburgh In The Nineteenth Century
The Economic History of Pittsburgh

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Pittsburgh became a leader in America s industrial
production. This industrial production dominated Pittsburgh s economy for over a century. This
attracted many foreigners to Pittsburgh which had a demand for unskilled workers. However,
Pittsburgh eventually lost its position as one of the world s largest industrial producers and became
a rising city for businesses in the field of information technology. As a result, Pittsburgh shifted from
a city of mostly blue collar workers to a city of mostly white collar workers.

As a result of its location west of the Allegheny Mountains, excellent river transportation and high
quality coal deposits Pittsburgh ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Foreign producers of steel began to use an underhanded industry tactic known as dumping .
According to Dale Hathaway who wrote, Can Workers Have a Voice?? The Politics of
Deindustrialization in Pittsburgh, dumping is the sale of foreign goods within the United Stats at
prices below the cost of production. As a result, the price of domestically produced steel far
surpassed foreign produced steel and American industries turned to foreign sources for steel. Other
factors that caused Pittsburgh to lose its domination of the steel industry were the rising cost of U.S.
labor, the industries failure to modernize Pittsburgh s steel making process due to the high costs of
such implementation and finally, the escalating of steel substitutes such as plastic and fiberglass.
Together these factors led to the destruction of the steel industry in Pittsburgh and the surrounding
areas.

In the 1980?s, Pittsburgh s post industrial era began. Many of Pittsburgh s manufacturing plants
went out of business or left the area. The greatest losses were in the steel industry. Because the
steel industry employed masses of people, the dissolution of the industry caused many people to
find themselves unemployed. Between 1978 and 1983, 100,000 steel and steel related jobs were
eliminated. By the mid 1990?s, the world s greatest steel producer would be reduced to one single
integrated
 The loggerhead sea turtle, Caretta caretta, is a...
The loggerhead sea turtle, Caretta caretta, is a threatened species with a highly migratory behavior
and shifting habitat requirements depending on maturity (NMFS and USFWS 1998). The
loggerhead nesting grounds are typically in warm temperate regions (NMFS and USFWS 1998).
In the original listing from USFWS (1978), the loggerhead sea turtle was listed as threatened
throughout all of its range. The document goes on to state that one of the main threats to the
loggerhead sea turtle was that it was being harvested for the shell or as food; the eggs were
considered a desired food item and protein source. Regulations were put in place to protect the
loggerhead sea turtle such as prohibition of foreign commerce, importation, and exportation ... Show
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Figure 1. Loggerhead Observed Bycatch. This graph shows data collected on bycatch rates in
SEAMAP analysis data set in the Stock Assessment of Loggerhead Sea Turtles. From NMFS 2001.
Nesting habitat degradation is an anthropogenic threat to the loggerhead sea turtles. These threats
include coastal development, erosion control barriers or beach armoring, artificial lighting, pollution,
removal of native vegetation, and vehicle and pedestrian traffic (NMFS and USFWS 2007). Some
solutions include protecting and managing turtles on nesting beaches, monitor coastal construction,
implement lighting regulations, screen artificial lighting with vegetation, and impose regulations on
beach armoring (NMFS and USFWS 1998). Predation is an important threat to consider in nesting
areas for the loggerhead. Many places have depredation to protect the eggs and hatchlings against
predators such as feral dogs, raccoons, and foxes (NMFS and USFWS 2007).
The future outlook for the loggerhead turtle has been studied using two analyses, one looked at
counts of nesting females and the other analysis was a stage based population model done to look
at the anthropogenic mortalities with respect to the vital rates of the species (Conant et al. 2009).
Using these analyses, it was determined that for the North Atlantic Ocean DPS there was a greater
likelihood of quasi extinction for the Northern Gulf of Mexico