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 How Is Mystery Created In The Hound Of The Baskervilles
How is a sense of mystery created in The Hound of the Baskervilles?

The Hound of the Baskervilles is a famous play by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Mystery is created in
many ways, such as through the settings and the plot. One way in which mystery is created is
through the characters. The reader wants to find out how much involvement each character has in the
story, and if they are important or not. Barrymore is one character who adds mystery to the story.
He comes across as suspicious, and gives the impression that he is hiding something. In Act 2
Scene 11, it says he breaks off, clearly awkward which suggests that something isn t right. The use
of the word awkward implies that he isn t comfortable in the situation; perhaps he doesn t want to
do it, but he has no choice. It creates the question as to whether there is somebody forcing him and
his wife to leave, instead of him wanting to. Also, the fact the he wanted to leave as soon as Sir Henry
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Different things, such as the letter received by Sir Henry, create a mysterious atmosphere. In Act
1 Scene 4, when Holmes and Watson find out about the letter, it says Mortimer looks at Sir Henry,
who sighs and reluctantly takes the letter from his pocket. The word reluctantly suggest that Sir
Henry didn t want to show them the letter, and he wouldn t have done, if Mortimer hadn t of made
him. This then brings up the question as to why he didn t want to show Holmes the letter, and if
he knew about it before it came. The appearance of the letter is also mysterious, because whoever
sent it went to great trouble to cut up the newspaper and stick the words down, whereas writing it
would ve been easier, and less trouble. This suggests that the sender wanted the letter to be
untraceable, and so gives the idea that it may have been someone they knew. It would make the
audience wonder where the letter came from, and who sent it, as well as why the made it look the
way it
 A Whole New Mind
I never thought of my brain as two working parts (L directed and R directed). I always assumed
that both sides worked equally together. When I listened to Pink s interview on the Soul Series with
Oprah Winfrey it was then that I realized how misinformed I was about how the brain works. As I
watched the rest of the interview, a whole new light was shed on a subject that I never thoughtabout.
New ideas were presented in a new thinking way and I began to see into the ideas behind Pinks, A
Whole New Mind. The idea of working together to be efficient involves the right brains logical linear
abilities which Pink states, are the best business strategy. The phrase that got my attention the most
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This is a talent, I believe, more than a skill that can be taught. Everyone has the opportunity to get
better at empathy on their own. The last ability is meaning. Meaning is an opportunity to make a
small difference in the world. What am I leaving behind? What is my contribution? What is my
legacy? Pink believes that to be successful in the 21st century, we will need to use both our left
directed reasoning along with our right directed aptitudes like those mentioned above. I agree with
his belief that logic and analysis along with right brain reasoning will prepare us for the new
conceptual age . Also in the interview, Pink talks about the three A s of the conceptual age:
Abundance, automation, and Asia. According to Pink, abundance is the least recognized. I have
experienced abundance first hand and can relate to the message Pink is stating. Being a military
wife for twenty years, I had the opportunity of a lifetime. An all expense paid trip to Okinawa,
Japan. The only catch was I had to live there for three years. The first time I realized that in the
states , there were lots of choices in everything was when I visited the PX (department store on
post) in search of mascara. First I couldn t believe there were only two choices! Maybelline and
Revlon, and to my horror, only two colors! black and brown black. I wanted Lancome in brown.
My skin tone is to light for the dark colors but I didn t have the abundance of choices that I was so
 Aristotelian Rhetorical Analysis
An Aristotelian Rhetorical Analysis of the Pathos and Logos of Trouble Relating to Women by
Barak Obama

In this political study, an Aristotelian Rhetorical analysis will define the logos of Barak Obama s
advertisement against Mitt Romney in
Trouble Relating to Women. The Obama campaign tends to initially rely on the pathos of Romney
s misspoken statement about binder s full of women , which is an attempt to define Romney s
inability to properly communicate when it comes to women s issues in the presidential campaign.
However, the logos of the Obama Campaign then defines specific acts of legalization, such as the
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, that Romney refuses to acknowledge as a way to protect equal
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However, the advertisement then states the objective facts related to Romney s quotes against
women s right to equal pay through the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. In fact, Romney
chose to ignore legislation about the right of women to sue for back pay for being discriminated
against for unequal pay to men that did the same amount of work. Finally, the second use of logos
is found in Romney s definitive denial of women s right to have healthcare providers and employers
help them with birth control costs as medical benefits in the workplace. This is another fact, which
defines the logos of the advertisement through Romney s direct denial of women s rights in the
workplace to seek legal compensation for discrimination in the patriarchal corporate environments.
These are the pathos and logos of Trouble Relating to Women advertisement by the Obama
Campaign in the 2012 U.S. presidential
 Sammy The Squirrel Research Paper
Sammy the squirrel and Tom the bird, were out on this snowy day when they began their hunt for
food. They were the best of friends, they actually lived in a very warm place together as winter
came. The day was Friday and it was only day out of the week that it was even bearable to go
outside. So, Sammy the squirrel and Tom the bird went on a hunt for foodto eat while they could.
Also, today was the National Championship chess game against 2 very competitive teams. One
team was Sammy the Squirrel and Tom the bird ,and another team was Leo the bear and Daisy the
deer. In the morning Sammy and Tom began looking for food so they could be full and a lot of
energy for the big game. Sammy, Tom, Leo, and Daisy were all very good friends ,but when
 Introduction Of Safety Management System Essay
Chapter one: Introduction Introduction to Safety Management System (SMS): The Civil Aviation
Authority of New Zealand (CAA) provides a Safety Management System (SMS) to be
implemented by New Zealand aviation organisations which provides an organised approach of
preventing the accidents or undesirable incidents. This SMS proposed by Civil Aviation Authority
of New Zealand provides complete navigation material to support part 119, 139, 145 and 172 to the
Aviation organisations in New Zealand. The SMS contains viable advice to improve the existing
safety systems and adds processes for enhanced safety results. This also provides a step by step
process for a systematic way to manage safety while agreeing the regulations of safety. Quality
Management System (QMS) is an already established system that exists in most New Zealand
Aviation organisations that deals with internal quality procedures of an organisation whereas Safety
Management System (SMS) adds on a risk based approach to the procedures of an organisation.
Safety communications and publications: Communication is crucial when critical safety information
is considered in Aviation industry, both internally and externally. The Element 13 of Safety
Management System by CAA deals with communication of safety critical information. Safety
communication is considered as one of the most important elements of SMS. Internally, this element
provides various procedures to accelerate the flow of safety information to the senior
 Muscle Guarding Case
DOI: 03/08/2011. Patient is a 48 year old male route sales representative who sustained an alleged
work related injury to his back, neck, lower extremity and abdomen which affected his psychiatric
state while performing his duty. Per progress report dated 03/04/16, the patient complains of pain of
pain in the neck and lower back. Current medication is for Norco and Gabapentin. Based on the
medical report dated 04/01/16, the patient complains of pain in the neck with radiation to bilateral
upper extremities and pain to the lower back with radiation to the lower extremities with tingling
/numbness and weakness. He rates his pain 8 9/10. He describes the pain as burning, sharp shooting,
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He was given a refill prescription for gabapentin 600 mg, 1 tablet orally, 3 times a day for 30
days, # 120 and hydrocodone/APAP tablet, 10/325 mg 1 tablet 4 times a day for 30 days #120. The
patient continues on stable doses of medications in a responsible and compliant fashion. The IW was
encouraged to stay active and engage in a regimental home exercise program. Treatment plan
includes acupuncture, UDS to ensure compliance with Norco, surgical consultation, and follow up in
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 CYPOP5 Task 1 Outline the current legislation covering...
Legislation regulating home based child carer s and the role of Ofsted the regulatory body
All people working with children are governed by legislation that is in place to protect your
children and the child care provider. In this document I have listed four important legislations
that are of particular importance to home based child care providers and noted how I aim to
incorporate them into my practice. Child care practitioners also have a regulatory body; in
England it is Ofsted. This document gives you a brief description of their supervisory role in child
care settings. However, the list of legislation is not comprehensive and nor is the short description
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This law proctects people from prejudice and allows legal action to be taken against any person or
company who is proven to have unfairly treated any of the protected groups covered by this Act.
Everyone is welcome at my childcare service and we strive to ensure that the children learn about
the importance of inclusion and the acceptance of others. I try to explain that in many cases it can
just be fear of not knowing or understanding but this makes for a fantasic learning experience to
discuss and learn about other peoples religions, cultures and so forth and that differences are good.
In our play room there are many books, puzzles, pictures and other toys that promote the inclusion
and acceptance of all groups of people including disabled, black and other ethnicities and the elderly
but to name a few. You may also like to read the equal opportunites policy.
The Data Protection Act 1998
The 7th Data Protection principle states The Data Protection Act 1998 requires all organisations to
have appropriate security to protect personal information against unlawful or unauthorised use or
disclosure, and accidental loss, destruction or damage (ICO, 2012. P10). It referes to information
that is kept on file whether it be electronically stored, i.e. on a hard drive, a flash drive or paper
copies. The Act also gives individuals the right to request copies of all information a business may
hold on them within 40 days
 People, Great Company, Crappy People
My favorite saying in business is great people, great company, crappy people... I ll let you fill in
the blanks. It starts with a vision, your vision and your desire to make a difference. Wait, what
difference? In your life or others? Entrepreneurs tend to have an unrealistic view of their vision
and think why doesn t everyone see what I see? Why doesn t everyone do what I do? Then one
day it becomes real, one person can see it with you. Then another, then two more and pretty soon
you have a business full of employees that want to see it grow.
Then it happens, you hire crazy ! And crazy has two friends that you hire and soon crazy is running
the show. Why does this happen? Why do we let this happen? Typically it s because the business
lacks profit and we are too scared to get rid of crazy, so we let them tell us what to do, how to do it
and with whom we are going to do it with.
The challenge is that no matter what our vision is the outside world is going to try and destroy it. It
is just human nature. We have to surround ourselves with people that share our values and our
vision. If not, your vision is distorted and soon your dream becomes a nightmare. You struggle and
make decisions based on what they want not what your business design was meant to be.
Let me give you a simple example, we focus on helping hairdressers every day. If I hire someone
that wants us to serve beauty supplies, would it work? Of course it wouldn t! So, no matter how
good they are, I can t
 Research Paper On Tornado
Most tornadoes come from thunderstorms. You need warm moist air and warm dry air. When the
two airs mix it causes a tornado. Changes in the wind direction will cause the tornado to speed up.
Locations that are prone to tornadoes
Tornado Alley, which is a wide range of states that include of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska,
eastern Colaroda, and South Dakota. Picture
The Tri State Tornado
March 18, 1925. The tornado ripped though Missouri, Illinois, and Indaina. It killed almost 700
people and injured 13,000 people. There was $17 million dollars in property damage.
What precautions do you do before a tornado
You should always have a ready kit for a tornado because you do not get a lot of notice that one is
coming your way. In your ready kit
 The Mockingbirds in To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee...
Walt Whitman s 1859 poem Out of the Cradle Rocking Endlessly depicts the mockingbird as a
symbol of innocence that chants or sings of fond memories from the past. By contrast, Harper
Lee s famous novel To Kill a Mockingbird, published in 1960, written almost a century after
Whitman s poem, portrays the mockingbird as innocent but as a fragile creature with horrific
memories memories of discrimination, isolation, and violence. Harper Lee wrote her novel, which
is rooted in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama, in the Deep South, during a time of
segregation and discrimination, social issues which can be seen not only in the novel but were
witnessed by Harper Lee in her own life. While Lee does insert bits and pieces of her own life...
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She was part of a southern family related to the confederate general Robert E. Lee. Her father was
a lawyer and newspaper editor. Harper Lee attended Huntington College and then the University
of Alabama as well as attended Oxford University as an exchange student for one year (McGovern
2). Lee entered law school briefly but soon left for New York to pursue a writing career. Harper
Lee s father, similar to Atticus, Scout s father, had defended two black men who were accused of
killing a white storekeeper; both men, father and son, were later hanged (Big Read). Although the
Civil Rights movement had begun and society was making some positive changes such as Brown
versus Board of Education (1954) which held that the racial segregation of children in public
schools violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment (PBS). While these
events were creating positive changes in society and in the government, real life injustices such as
Amasa Lee s case and the Scottsboro trials still remained. It was events like these which helped to
inspire Lee to write a book that brings to light the social issues of the day such as social class
distinction and, of course, racism. However, the novel also establishes the idea that not all were
guilty of heinous behavior and ideology some, like the mockingbird, were innocent. To understand
the importance of the theme of the mockingbird in Lee s novel, one must understand
 Drake Austin Maliepaard Research Paper
You may know him as Drake Austin Maliepaard or if he was a girl as Drakina. Drake lives a very
adventurers but simple life. He has done anything from cliff diving at Knights Ferry to falling
asleep in a strangers bed just because he was tired and there was no where else to sleep. He has also
done somethings that all of us probably wish that we could do but never could because it seemed
impossible or it was just illegal like buying a car with his own money and lighting off illegal
fireworks! Drakelives with his mom, step dad and has recently added a foreign exchange student
to his family this year. He says that his and his family is very simple even to the point of saying if
he had a T.V. show it would be a reality should about his
 Descartes Vs Berkeley
Kant is Right in the Middle Between Descartes and Berkeley

René Descartes and George Berkeley might have used a similar method to do philosophy, however,
both Descartes and Berkeley have differences from each other. Descartes believed in matter where
Berkeley did not. This is just one of the ideas they argued about while Immanuel Kant disputed both
Descartes and Berkeley into one philosophy within Kant s idea like phenomena and noumena.
People can see how both Descartes s rationalism and Berkeley s empiricism can be synthesized to
make a realistic philosophy. Berkeley disagrees with Descartes evidences due to differences in
Berkeley s philosophical beliefs on idealism, and concepts of existence whereas Immanuel Kant
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This axiom shows why George Berkeley argues against Rene Descartes Cartesian dualism of mind
and body. Berkeley asserts that there is the mind and that matter does not exist. This philosophy is
wrong because the mind exists and so does matter as Immanuel Kant discusses in his theory of
knowledge. Kant uses the pure concepts of understanding and breaks them down into groups. Kant
s ideas can be noted as the same as Descartes s innate ideas. For example, everything has a cause or
that God exists. Descartes says that innate ideas correspond to the structures of independent reality
and that they are imprinted in people by God so that they can know the true nature of reality, but
Kant does not claim that categories or pure concepts of understanding correspond with independent
reality. Kant synthesizes rationalism and empiricism and answers the questions between both to
make them make sense. Kant s own formal idealism can explain our a priori knowledge of space
and time
 A Rose For Emily Narrator Essay
Narration can be used to manipulate a story. The author chooses who and how a story is told. It
can manipulate the reader s views of characters and situations in the story. The point of view that
A Rose for Emily was written in was third person. It served as a collective town voice and let the
reader in on the thoughts and opinions the townspeople had on Miss Emily. This type of narration
can be used to detach a reader from the story or characters, but in Faulkner s case he wrote it in a
way that the narratoris slowly pushing us to feel empathy for Miss Emily. The narrator is an
unidentified voice that seems to work as a collective voice for the townspeople. The narrator is
unbiased and gives out the town gossip with no side note on his/her thoughts. The reader can then
take the information and do with it what they please. The unbiased thoughts can bring us closer to
Miss Emily. They let us hear her story from an outsider s view and we as readers are making up
our own thoughts and opinions on Miss Emily as we read through the flashbacks of the story. The
narrator conveys his/her disgust in the way they look at Miss Emily through the opening line of the
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The narrator uses he said, she said type of voice when talking about the town gossip about Miss
Emily. In A Rose for Emily Faulkner writes, So the next day we all said, She will kill herself. We
had said, She will marry him. Then we said, She will persuade him yet. . [35] I see that the way
the narrator presents the information he or she does not side with the gossip all the time. Seeing
that can make us as readers feel empathy for Miss Emily. Having rumors and gossip sent around
about yourself could be quite upsetting, and for that we feel compassion for Miss Emily, just like
the Narrator