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 Michael Crichton s Jurassic Park
Matthew Dean

Title of book: Jurassic Park Author: Michael Crichton

1.

The point of view in this novel was the third person point of view. I believe the author chose this
point of view so he could tell everybody s story and not have to stick with one single storyline of
one person s account of what was happening because that would have made the book very confusing
to follow with in my opinion.

2.

The protagonist in Jurassic Park is Dr. Alan Grant. He s the protagonist because he is the guy I was
rooting for when everything was happening and the guy who seems to play the Hero type role
during the story once things started to go south.

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Ellie Sattler: Dr. Alan Grant s partner.

3.

I relate to Dr. Alan Grant the most in the story because he appears to be a very grounded character,
regardless of his position with his intellectual superiority or even if he s being chased by
dinosaurs, he seems to stay humble for the most part and I feel like that s a value that I would like
to have just like this character and is why I can relate to him.

4.

The story of Jurassic Park begins when a handful of people get mauled by what appears to be a
dinosaur/raptor type creature, and it turns out that the creature that did the maulings was a part of
John Hammonds company and business investment, International Genetic Technologies, which is
Hammonds attempt at making a huge profit by having a theme park designed around dinosaurs in
their natural habitats. However things go horribly wrong when a computer analyst Dennis Nedry
makes a deal with a rival genetic engineering company Biosyn to steal his own employers dinosaur
embryos. His master plan starts by shutting off the power to the park to override the security
systems but in the end he only ends up releasing the parks attractions, the dinosaurs. So as you
could probably guess pure mayhem ensues as the characters attempt to escape the park, and the
island it is on. Then the book ends with the park, and island being blown up, but saying that there
has been sightings of reptilian bird like creatures running through the woods in packs deep in the
jungles of costa
 James Barrie s Story Of Peter Pan
Since the manifestation of James Barrie s story of Peter Pan over one hundred years ago, there
have been numerous adaptations. The author Barrie also adapted his story as well on a few
occasions in many ways. In fact, Barrie was the first to plan a film scenario, however, his plan
failed to be used for the first film adaptation of Peter Pan in 1924 (Barrie, 2011). In this analysis,
the criticism of Peter Pan s movies will be separated in two ways, first, from the point of view that
the film is an exact replica of the novel and the other point of view is that the viewer considers the
film as an autonomous piece with different interpretations. I will first argue that Barrie s original
text adapted by Walt Disney s version is not in keeping with the darker, intricate original story
however, the film is an autonomous piece of art that successfully opens viewers to their personal
interpretations.
I will then consider extra cinematic codes of the interpretations for James Barrie s story of Peter Pan
through the adaptation of the film, Finding Neverland, with focus on: language codes, visual codes,
non linguistic sound codes and cultural codes (McFarlane, 1996).
To further the analysis a comparison from the original historical text of, J.M Barrie s Peter Pan
and Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventure in Wonderland that have been adapted to film I will outline
the similarities as well as the differences. Barrie s Peter Pan and Carroll s Alice s are both characters
that connect with
 The Hazards of High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diets Essay
The Hazards of High Protein, Low Carbohydrate Diets

A young, healthy teenage girl fell to her death after following a high protein, low carbohydrate diet
for no more than two weeks. The girl, having no identified sicknesses or medical conditions,
exhibited electrolyte imbalances along with minimal levels of potassium and calcium, which
appeared to be a result of the diet according to doctors at the University of Missouri Health Science
Center. These irregularities upset the normal electrical function of her heart causing it to stop and
her to collapse ( US teen . . . ). Based on this alone, it is evident that a high protein, low carbohydrate
diet is not a safe and healthy long term weight loss program.

High Protein diets are ... Show more content on [Link] ...
High protein or ketogenic diets, those like the well known Atkins, are based solely on large
consumptions of proteins and fats while they restrict carbohydrates to a nearly invisible amount.
Although dieters are eating plenty of meat and getting their protein, possibly even an overload,
they are receiving very little, if any, fruits, vegetables, whole grains and other nutrient rich foods,
which are essential to a well balanced diet ( High Protein Diets ). A study conducted on Atkins
meals reveals that, along with having too much protein and too little carbohydrates, they are
unusually high in saturated fat and cholesterol while minimal in fiber. The meals also fail to meet
the recommended daily values for several vitamins and minerals ( How does . . .? ). Therefore, with
this type of diet, it is vital to one s health that vitamins and minerals are consumed by means of
supplements. There are some nutrients, though, that cannot be acquired any other way than directly
from the source ( The Dangers . . . ). According to Ellen Coleman s article, Even Dr. Atkins . . .
admits that his diet doesn t supply enough vitamin [sic] and minerals and recommends that people
take supplements.

Due to the imbalance of protein and carbohydrates, many serious side effects are linked to the
weight loss plan. Ketosis, a fasting state, is very common among high protein dieters ( The Dangers
. . . ). The body lacks its
 Gatorade Persuasive Speech
Since Gatorade was created in 1987, it has become the official drink sponsored by American
athletics. Most sports leagues, including the NBA, MLB, and NFL, are sponsored by and promote
Gatorade. Although it is highly praised, one must stop and wonder exactly how effective Gatorade
is in doing what it is they re advertised to do? Does Gatorades popularity come from the billions of
dollars of advertising spent by the company or does it actually quench the thirst of a high
performance athlete?
Gatorade restores electrolytes and quenches your thirst...
Is It In You?
How It Claims to Work:
According to the official Gatorade web site there are four main ways in which Gatorade helps
improve athletic performance.
[Link] Fluid Absorption Important during strenuous activity in order to avoid dehydration
[Link] Rehydration Caused by a properly formulated carbohydrate electrolyte beverage
[Link] Carbohydrate Energy to Working Muscles Allows us to work better than when drinking
regular water
[Link] us to Drink More Sodium and glucose in the drink stimulates fluid consumption in the
body. ... Show more content on [Link] ...
Advertisers make it seem that Gatorade restores essential nutrients lost during strenuous activity,
when in fact the amount of sugar and other artificial sweeteners can often be more harmful than
helpful. By breaking down the nutrition facts, one can see that there are no special ingredients that
would turn someone into a super athlete. While true high performance athletes may receive some
benefit from the drink, the average person simply going to the gym for an hour would be ingesting
more sugars than they need
 Harriet Tubm Conductor Of The Underground Railroad
Harriet Tubman: Conductor of the Underground Railroad On my Underground Railroad, I never
ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger (Petry, 15). The story of Harriet Tubman
began when she was born into slavery in 1820 on the plantation of Edward Brodas. Tubman was
born on a plantation on the eastern Maryland shore during a time that was being plagued with
economic uncertainty. More slaves were living with increased anxiety during this time. Along
with the economic hardships, slaves were being sold to traders further south leaving their
families behind (Petry, 17). Many of the slaves that lived on Brodas plantation lived on the words
that they would be freed when he died. Many of the stories written describe Harriet Tubman s
early years as the ones of a typical slave life. Harriet s mother, who was known as Old Rit, was
one on those promised freedom when Brodas died along with her children (Petry, 28). Old Rit had
ten children not including Harriet. Like any mother who had children in that time line, Old Rit
worried that her children would be sold into slavery before Brodas died still leaving them as
slaves once she was freed (Petry, 36). There was talk amongst the slaves that a movement was
taking place that would restrict their freedom. Denmark Vesey, who was already a free slave, was
planning a rebellion when he was caught and hanged (Petry, 42). When Harriet was a mere six
years of age, she was told by the over looker of the children that she would
 Academic Subject And Time Of Day
Academic Subject and Time of day
I observed Michael in his liberal arts class which is in his last period of the day. I figured this would
be a good time to observe since it is one of his favorite classes.
Seating Placement for Instruction
The classroom arrangement is the typical rows and columns. There was a total of 22 students in
Michael s liberal arts class. Michael does have preferential seating and sits in the front row in the
middle column. The teacher chose to place him there because Michael needs consistent prompting.
Instructional Strategies, Accommodations, and Modifications
Michael s teacher uses different types of instructional strategies to keep Michael on task. The teacher
will break large assignments into smaller sections and give different due dates for each. For their
mid term, the students had a project on graphing. The teacher broke the assignment up into three
separate sections for Michael with three separate due dates.
According to Michael s individual education plan (IEP), his accommodations includes specialized
instruction in all of his academic courses once a week for 50 minutes, counseling services once a
week for 30 minutes with the school psychologist. He does have preferential seating in all classes
as well as flexible scheduling and timing with in class assignments as well as homework and
projects. During testing, Michael has testing he is entitled to the directions to be read aloud and
summarized to him, provide verbal encouragement, small
 The Market And Future Steps
Introduction With regard to Giant TMC Berhad, there are many competitors in the whole industry.
In order to confirm strategies for understanding the market and future steps, conduct the PESTLE
analysis is essential to examine the external environment of the business. In this essay, firstly a
brief discussion of all six factors of the PESTLE framework will be introduced and the three most
relevant ones may be justified in detail. Secondly, two issues under each the three chosen factors
which may have impact on the success of the Giant enter the Australian supermarket industry will be
identified. And finally, a short conclusion will be drawn for the company based on the analysis
before. PESTLE overview The environment of the business... Show more content on [Link]
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Factors identification Combine with the Giant TMC Berhad, the most three important macro
environment are political, economic and social cultural. The company mainly operates in Malaysia
([Link] [Link]). As a foreign supermarket, deep understanding the
Australian s policy and regulation in this industry is crucial for their entry. With the Australia s slow
economic growth, the purchase power of citizens could be decrease. However, the needs of
necessities such as foods, fresh food and vegetables would be unaffected. Moreover the population
size of the country has a significant rise in the next ten years; it will excite the growth of the whole
supermarket industry. Issues discussion The main policy influencing supermarket industry is the
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) which manage the pricing and supply
strategies. The ACCC indicates that they will investigate two major supermarket retailers Coles and
Woolworth in where they set unfair prices with their suppliers. On the other side, many suppliers
said that they are willing to collaborate with international supermarkets which are more credible and
comply with the pricing regulations (IBIS 2016). Another issue of political factor is on 6 October
2015, 12 countries passed the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement including Australia and
 Rt Interposition Graft
Aortic arch angiogram: shows right aortic arch with the following branching pattern (from proximal
to distal): left common carotid, right common carotid, right subclavian artery. The origin of left
subclavian (with anomalous origin) was not seen as it was ligated previously. However, the distal
portion is filled with diluted contrats likely through a retrograde flow through the left vertebral artery
. Patent Rt MAPCA with no intimal ingrowth was seen in the previously placed stent at the origin of
Rt MAPCA. Dilated tortus RIMA which is likely profusion the right upper lung lobe
(aortopulmonary collaterals) left BT shunt is wide patent (connected left common carotid artery to
the interposition graft) with good caliber with mild narrowing at its insertion in the interposition
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Bt shunt and the RPA homograft connection).
Right pulmonary artery has normal arborization, capillary and levophase. Except in the atelectatic
area of the right upper lobe where the distal branches seem to be crowded as expected.
Left lung is whitened out. However, patent flow was seen in the LPA though the flow it is
diminished in the area corresponding to left upper lobe. Normal levophase was identified with
possible single common left pulmonary vein.
Selected injection at the origin of the Rt MPACA shows good flow in the RPA with relatively
decreased contrast density at the right upper lobe likely related to negative contrast wash out from
the competitive flow from the previously described AP collaterals.
LT. BT shunt angiogram, showed similar finding to what has been described in eth first injection
LT. BT shunt angiogram after balloon angioplasty showed significant improving in the diameter and
flow of the ballooned areas. However, a flap was seen in the homograft lumen (attached to the
inferior luminal aspect of the graft) with no evidence of
 Compare And Contrast Ender s Game And Enders Shadow
Katelyn Quintero Professor Kimberly Akkerman Honors English 1 5 August 2015 In the novels,
Ender s Game and Ender s Shadow, differences are shown in the number of pages in both books.
In Ender s Game it has 226 and Ender s Shadow has 379 pages. Although similarities include both
novels based on similar situations and problems that the character solves and overcomes. Ender s
Game and Ender s Shadow show differences and comparisons in point of views, settings, style of
writing, characters, and mood. Comparisons in the point of views in Ender s Game and Ender s
Shadow are that Ender and Bean from both novels have most of the book that is presented from
their perspective, but also occasionally go into the heads of other characters. For... Show more
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Ender was monitored and Bean was not, on page 1 of Ender s Game, Andrew I suppose by now
you re just absolutely sick of having that horrid monitor. Ender is somewhat ignorant of his
surroundings and isn t as curious as Bean is. Bean doesn t get as much attention as Ender and
Ender has the traits of a leader. On page 162, Wiggin really doesn t care as much about himself as
he does about these other kids who aren t worth five minutes of his time. And yet this may be the
very trait that makes everyone focus on him. Maybe this is why all those stories Sister Carlotta
told him, Jesus always had a crowd around him. Maybe this is why I m so afraid of Wiggin.
Because he s the alien, not me. He s the unintelligible one, the unpredictable one. He s the one who
doesn t do things for sensible, predictable reasons. I m going to survive, and once you know that,
there s nothing more to know about me. Him, though, he could do