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Fairy tales are very powerful stories that have been told to many generations. These are different forms of stories that hold messages for their audiences. These messages are expressed through the various characters in the fairy tales and the techniques used by the author have to portray these messages and re-enforce the importance of them to the audience. In this essay, I will be critically examining a fairy tale of my choice. I will be identifying the similarities and distinguishing the differences

are relegated to character groups such as the Ent-wives and Orcs, thereby obfuscating their individuality. The lack of a strong female presence in the Lord of the Rings trilogy is reflective of traditional gender roles in British society which creates an imbalance in the novel. The gender imbalance in the Lord of the Rings trilogy is seen in minor character groups. There are no female characters in two fantasy groups: the Ents and the Orcs. Both the Ent-wives and female Orcs are absent in Lord of

Lord of the Rings contains a diverse number of adversaries. Tolkien ranges from the ugly, warmongering Orcs to the malevolent Sauron, who is in leadership of the demonic Nazgûls. However, the enemy with the strongest and most skin crawling characterization is the two-faced member of the River Folk that joins Frodo and Samwise in The Two Towers. Gollum, or once known as Sméagol, is the grotesque creation of greed. Tolkien describes Gollum a number of times as looking like something of insect kind

community of natural beings of Middle Earth” (Reseta and Novelle). In the series natural beings were represented by both the Ents of Fangorn and the Hobbits of the Shire. Hobbits are creatures "... entirely without non-human powers, but are represented as being more in touch with 'nature' (the soil and other living things, plants and animals)" (Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien 158) and Ents “... comprise a forest to which the phrase "living tree" is repeatedly applied” (Reseta and Novelle). Saurman does not

The land created by author John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, Middle-Earth, has an abundance of trees. Trees fill much of the maps of Middle-Earth, from vast, sprawling forests to single trees or small groves throughout the entire land. There are solitary trees, and trees that can walk, talk, reason, and feel emotion. Some of the trees in Middle-Earth act apathetic, mindless or cruel, while others present themselves as kind and powerful. However, the trees that are called cruel, and even evil are not inherently

care center and examined by GP doctors. Second step: Doctors at the center of primary health care has two options: 1. Treating the patient if the case can manage. 2. If not the case needed to see by specialists, so referring the patient to in an ENT clinic in Sur EHC is the second option. In reality what is happening is not all the patients know the existence of this system in the first place, and when they visit the clinic in the secondary health care center, they are surprised by specialist asking

J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings (1954-55) is a difficult (often cumbersome) read and a problematic text to criticize. The novel1 has elicited contradictory responses, from ecstatic admirations for its broad, epical sweep to supercilious dismissals for its jejune simplifications. A sequel to the more enjoyable The Hobbit: There and Back Again (1937), The Lord of the Rings invites us to dive deeper to appreciate the multiple meanings hidden underneath. The most popular, among these multiple

communicang with paents to understand their needs and to :nd out what is frustrang them; however it is paramount to maintain a professional relaonship and set boundaries between yourself and the individual and to not get too emoonally involved. Boundary se+ng is important as it allow you as a member of sta to provide the best quality care possible to all paents equally. Acve listening is a skill I use on a daily basis as a means to establish trust with a paent, to discover valuable

in Telecommunications (ENTS) from the esteemed University of Maryland at College Park, uniquely, conforming to my career aspirations. Moreover, having an impeccable fusion of management and technical courses, truly interdisciplinary in nature, as well as, the University has the reputation for grooming strong, high caliber professionals. Furthermore, courses ensure, developing competencies for every facet of technical and management function. MS in Telecommunications (ENTS) program, in fact, focuses

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Country and Western Music. Folk was the most popular because everyone in the community enjoyed it and could join in and take part by singing. “The era provided music, popular songs, and dancing to help comfort the lives of many who were suffering.” (Ent). Many people didn’t have much to do because the stock market had crashed. So they would listen to music to calm down and take their minds of their hardships that they were facing. Radio's were also wildly popular during this time, and many people would

cured it with his life. Additionally, the hobbits experienced the trees’ spite in the Old Forest at the hands of Old Man Willow. The Company again experienced this hatred at Fangorn Forest as the trees killed Saruman’s armies near Helm’s Deep, and the Ents attacked Saruman’s stronghold. 4. Think back to past readings again. At what point in the reading has equality been enforced “by hatchet, axe, and saw”? Further, what is the effect of the use of such imagery? Describe the effect of the metaphor

(2012, June 1). SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) SWOT Analysis. Retrieved from http://www.freeswotanalysis.com/aerospace-airline/456-saic-science-applications-international-corporation-swot-analysis.html Ent, M. R., Baumeister, R. F., & Vonasch, A. J. (2012). Power, Leadership, and Self-Regulation. Social & Personality Psychology Compass, 6(8), 619-630. doi:10.1111/j.1751-9004.2012.00446.x SAIC, Inc. SWOT Analysis. (2013). SAIC, Inc. SWOT Analysis, 1-10

When speaking about the race of Men, the focus is put on the main three members of the Fellowship, namely Aragorn, also known as Strider, Boromir and his younger brother Faramir. All three of them represent different types of masculinity. Aragorn is the one who plays the dominant role as a male who feels responsible for and protects the rest, as well as who behaves like a leader and imposes his leadership on others. Boromir and Faramir, on the other hand, play more subordinate roles, however, they

November 8, 2016, I was in the ENT clinic and Henedia, the nurse’s coordinator, advised me to give out certificates of gratitude to the patients in the waiting room. As I was giving them out a patient stopped me mid sentence, she told me how she was dissatisfied with the level of care she was being provided in this clinic. She was telling me about the situation she was in and how the hospital did not help her in anyway and that they were rude to her when she had called the ENT clinic to make an appointment

Coupled with, interdisciplinary curriculum exposure, which, will enrich my skills and knowledge. Whereas, I believe that advanced classes in, Wireless Communications and Networks are, truly, outstanding; offered only by the ENTS. Management courses formulated exclusively for Telecommunication’s graduate, while, collaborating with the Smith School of Business. Interdisciplinary courses will benefit the students to acquire managerial skills that make them, in fact, stand out

The Congressional Medal of Honor is the highest honor our nation can bestow on a member of our armed forces. It is awarded personally by the President of the United States for “individual gallantry at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty” (America’s Medal, 1980, p. 1). Those who receive the Medal of Honor are the stuff of legend; vignettes of inspiration. They have earned the right to be remembered for their heroic acts, their courage, and the sacrifice they made for those to their

Acute Otitis Media Blaire, the 10-month-old patient, came into the doctor’s office with tugging of the ears. The doctor soon after diagnosed Blaire with bilateral acute otitis media. This disease primarily occurs in children between the ages of 6 months to 2 years.3 This is because the eustachian tube in children is in a different shape as compared to adults. The shape is shorter and more horizontal in children.4 This allows for an infection to stay in the tube for a much longer time. The infection

Scotland, build an army, and gain support of others, are those that ensure that his family will get the throne back. Malcolm’s motivation is displayed when he builds an army against Macbeth. Once he goes to England, the “gracious England hath/ [l]ent [Malcolm] good Siward and ten thousand men” (IV. iii. 219-220) for Malcolm to fight Macbeth for the crown. It is seen in this scene, that his will to become king is so strong, that it is filling him with such

surgical technologists have an option to further his/her profession to become First Surgical Assistant (FSA) and eventually become a Physician Assistant (PA) if so desired. They specialized in a variety of surgical specialty such as neurosurgery, ENT, cardiac, general, ophthalmology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, labor and delivery and orthopedics among others. Surgical technologist is a professional that has direct influence in the processes that involved life-or-death situation. They actively