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 How Narcissistic Is It Of Humanity
How have we as humans found material that perfectly reflects light to show us ourselves? How
narcissistic is it of humanity, in the midst of trying to improve itself, it manages to drown in the
waters of its own selfishness? Why have we tampered with what nature gives us? Was water not
enough? Nature provided us with our own pure, unfiltered mirror. Nothing crafted by hand, just
our reflection, our hopes, dreams, sins, faults, all thrown back at us. It s actually terrifying. See a
mirror can be altered. Some mirrors are better than others. Some are old and foggy, while others are
as clear as day. Water, however, it s the same. Under the moonlight, we are exposed.
It s safe to say, meeting him under the moonlight beside the water, was the ideal way for me to
meet the man who would ruin my life. Ariel, found me writing like a mad man beside a small
creek that divided our campuses. He offered me lunch and I quickly refused. Much like most
men, Ariel was self absorbed and had a raging superiority complex. He was the type of man who
believed he could spark a flame in my heart and whisk me away into the depths of his soft, weak,
yet beautiful heart. The poor man was determined to make me fall in love. Unfortunately for him, I
do not believe in love. I never have, and I never will.
Instead, I have decided to humor him and allow him to make me dinner at his place. He wants to
eat and discuss my writing. Ariel writes as well, and I m positive he assumes he is Shakespeare
himself.
 Health and Wellness Unit 6 Homework
Unit 6 Homework 1. Women are the fastest growing population of smokers. Why are more women
smoking than ever before? Are there any unique concerns for women smokers? Women have been
targeted by cigarette ads through things like losing weight, being independent, and having fun. More
women are smoking than ever before because there is a societal need for women to be thin in order
to be perceived as beautiful and/or wanted. As far as unique concerns for women smokers, the
textbooks states that women who smoke will have more wrinkles than nonsmoking women, and that
lung cancerhas surpassed breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer deaths among women (p.386).
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Short term effects are increased respiration, rapid heart rate, decreased appetite, increased physical
activity, irregular heartbeat, increased body temperature, and increased blood pressure
(www.drugabuse.gov). The long term effects include: skin sores, extreme weight loss, and severe
dental problems, as well as higher risk of contracting infectious diseases (www.drugabuse.gov). 4.
Describe one of the behavioral addictions and explain why you would or would not consider it a
true addiction. Sex addiction is a behavioral addiction that I consider to be a true addiction.
According to our textbook, addiction is characterized by the following: compulsion, loss of control,
continued use despite adverse consequences, and distortions in normal thinking (p. 359). I think that
sexual addiction falls under all of those characteristics. Sex addiction involves compulsion, whether
that means having sex with multiple partners or just having sex with one partner excessively, it can
be classified as a compulsion because the overwhelming desire to have sex is there and there can be
obsessive behavior associated with seeking and obtaining it. Sex addiction involves loss of control
because the person that is obsessing about sex may become so enthralled by the notion that they go
out and have sex with someone or something that they would not normally do. Sex addicts continue
to involve themselves in risky situations even with adverse consequences,
 Jerome And Jovinian
Orthodoxy is always adapting and changing, and as we will see with Jerome and Jovinian the
arguments over where the line was is always being altered. A primary source we will examine is
about Jerome whom is writing against Jovinian, in regards to marriage, celibacy within marriage,
fornification outside of marriage, and what is in store for those who follow particular practices in
relation to these topics. In this paper we will look at the beliefs of both Jerome and Jovinian, and
how Jerome used other teachings to better enforce his spiritual agenda that would influence how
the church saw marriage, and celibacy.Jerome believes in abstaining from sex, and as all sin as
equal, these two points are the only clear, and one hundred fold way, to receive the ultimate
reward when you reach Heaven (Clark, 167). By doing so you would have more time to devote
yourself to more spiritual teachings, and less physical desires. Another path would include being
married then converting to celibacy; this route is the way to receive sixty fold in Heaven, while
simply being married without celibacy is thirty folds (Clark, 167). Jovinian believes in the complete
equality in relation to celibacy and sex within the Christian marriage. In contrast with Jerome,...
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Both were very convincing with their viewpoints, Jerome was particularly persuasive with his
arguments but what is at stake for both Jovinian and Jerome? Jovinian, as a Christian leader had
his reputation as an ascetic on the line while he went against the more prominent leaders of this
time. As an ascetic, Jerome could lose the respect of his people because of his beliefs and teachings
being disproven and rejected by others of equal or higher stats than oneself. As referenced in Hunter
s book, Jerome wanted to reenter Rome and take back his reputation that was tarnished eight years
earlier (Hunter,
 The Character of Iago in Shakespeare s Othello Essay
The Character of Iago

The old cliché One bad apple ruins the bunch is what enters one s mind when discussing the
villainous, deceitful, protagonist Iago in Shakespeare s tragedy Othello. It is amazing how one
person alone can completely destroy, or deteriorate a group of good natured, trusting, loyal peoples
lives in a matter of days three to be exact. What is the motive behind Iago s heinous, selfish acts, one
may ask? A rather obvious theme in the Shakespeare s tragedy, Othello , is that of the many facets of
jealousy, which instigate the evil doings of protagonist, Iago. Jealousy can be best defined, in the
thinking of Renaissance, as a derivative or compounded passion. It is a species of envy, which is in
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Iago s motive behind his evil plot against Othello all starts when Othello chooses Cassio as his
Lieutenant, which leaves Iago feeling as if someone stole his glory. Even further, Iago s jealousy
is deepened by Othello s accomplishments and role he holds within his state. We are told that he
[Othello] is of noble birth, that war and adventures have been his nurses, that he may be
considered a [Moorish] barbarian and yet that the Venetian state has found him so valuable in
action, that he cannot be expelled no matter what offense may be found in him (Jorgensen 25).
This alone makes Iago surpass any sort of admiration of Othello, for it only feeds his jealousy and
envy. Iago is infuriated and retaliates by making Othello question the degree of his wife s
faithfulness. At last Othello is moved. Iago sees that is poisonous words are beginning to have an
effect and knows better than to enlarge up the ideas that are already planted in Othello s mind his
own imagination will accomplish more...(Charney 213). The deceit has set in.

Cassio and Iago s relationship, much like all of Iago s relationships, is based on an evil web of even
more lies and jealous acts. Cassio is a true gentleman, and his way of life is a contrast and an
irritation to Iago (Leone 73). Iago proclaims, He hath a daily beauty in his life that makes me ugly.
Iago plots to use handsome, charming,
 Kurt Cobain Theory
Kurt Cobain was found dead of an apparently self inflicted shotgun blast to the head. (Cross, 2014).
Cobain was at a raise during his time, he pushed limits into his music, creating a grunge style
influencing the fashion and music industry single handily. His band, Nirvana was the biggest and
most significant band of his generation in the early 90s. He was only 27 years old at the time of his
death, but the question is what lead the Nirvana rock star to suicide? Freud s psychodynamic theory
of personality states the importance of early childhood development, and it could be said that
childhood experiences could have possibly played a role in Cobain s suicide. On February 20,
1967, Cobain was born to be the center attention of his family, he was the first child. At three years
old his parents birthed his younger sister, that s when things changed, and he didn t receive all the
attention as he used to. Around the age of nine his parent s marriage went downhill and divorced,
because of this Cobain s psychological development would become affected into his adolescent
years. After the divorced Cobain was never in a stable home, jumping from living with father to his
grandparents, aunts, and uncles houses. According to (Cloninger, 2004), It leaves a narcissistic
wound and a craving for parental love that was never met . In psychoanalytic theory Alder could
describe him to be struggling with interiority within his childhood where Fear of abandonment,
undoubtedly from his
 Childhood Interview Paper
Interviewer: Hello Mrs. Bishop. Can we start the interview off with a reflection of your childhood?
Bishop: Sure my childhood wasn t easy. I was born in Massachusetts in 1911. My father died when I
was young, and my mother was committed to a mental institution shortly after his death. I went back
and forth between my grandparents and relatives this made my childhood fairly difficult.
I: What about later in your young life? What was your life like then?
B: I obtained my bachelor s degree from Vassar College and decided I wanted to travel. I spent a few
years traveling in Europe and Africa. While I was traveling I began to write, mostly poetry. I enjoyed
documenting the beauty I saw on my travels.
I: How would you describe your style of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being published was a big step, and North South documented all of my travels. I find that the verse
book truly reflects the beauty that I saw all over the world.
I: People say your greatest publicized collection is Poems: North South/A Cold Spring which won a
Pulitzer Prize. How did you feel to receive that award?
B: I was ecstatic to be honored with an award as prestigious as a Pulitzer Prize. I also treasure
having my collection, Complete Poems, win a National Book Award. That was around the same
time I began working at Harvard, which has been a eccentric experience so far.

I: Let s talk about one of your more famous poems, The Fish.
B: Oh goodness, what are your questions about The Fish?
I: It sounds like you re not too fond of this poem please explain.
B: I ve declared a moratorium on that [poem] because of its overuse (Spires).
I: What do you mean overuse?
B: It is repeated so often that I said nobody could reprint The Fish unless they reprinted three [of
my] poems with it (Spires).
I: Why is that?
B: Although The Fish is one of my favorites, I want some of my other poems to be used in
conjunction with it so that the reader can better understand my
 Diseases and Its Impact on Humans
CSEC BIOLOGY
SUMMER RESEARCH PAPER

DISEASE amp; ITS IMPACT ON HUMANS

This research is aimed at informing the reader on different types of diseases and the impact it has on
humans. Enclosed herein are details on the types, treatments, transmissions and descriptions of
different diseases in the region and around the world.

2013
Name: T. Thompson
Subject: Biology
Grade: 10
Teacher: Ms. K. Reid

Table of Contents
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| Avoiding situation where oxygen supply is reduced. No treatment or cure available.| Genetic
counseling| Physiological [diabetes] caused by inability of Langerhans to produce insulin, thus
body cells are unable to absorb glucose which is in the blood.| Insulin injection or tablet; low
carbohydrate diet and exercise.| Education on the importance of diet and exercise. | 2. The role of
diet and exercise in controlling hypertension and diabetes [physiological diseases] is that it helps to
control and to a large extent prevent these diseases. Having a diet low in salt and fat, as well as
reducing alcohol consumption; combined with plenty of moderate exercise such as aerobics
/swimming can reduce obesity and thus control/prevent diabetes. Additionally, by controlling
carbohydrate intake consuming foods containing polysaccharides rather than simple sugars and
having regular, moderate exercise will reduce blood glucose levels, reduce blood glucose levels,
improving circulation and maintain fitness.
VECTORS AND TRANSMISSION OF DISEASES 3. Vectors spread disease by carrying the
pathogen from host to host. Examples of vectors include flies, mosquitoes and rats. Example:
Mosquitoes are vectors for malaria and many other diseases in man. Also, flies feed on the food we
then eat and so spread disease.
Pathogens transmitted