relative to the size of a gnat to an elephant. How long will we continue to delude ourselves about the importance of sports and its participants in relation to the value and vital nature of research technologies? The question of "what is a sport?" was recently bandied about on the BleacherReport.com and besides the myriad of opinions is this. A sport is merely a pastime, an amusement and nothing else. It makes me laugh to see how seriously it seems to be taken, by so many, considering the plight we are putting ourselves in ecologically. Besides all of this, I myself still enjoy sport and being distracted by it. It is merely the importance placed on it that bothers me so much. It remains ridiculous to me that the pursuit of sport has gotten to be in certain situations to be a more powerful thing than the pursuit of knowledge. Are we deluding ourselves because we are scared of what tomorrow will bring?
Robert Louis Stevenson, Lewis Carrol, Charles Dickens. 3. Name some new children's writers who started to write during the Victorian age? 4. Why are Wilde's fairy tales important for both children and adults? For children moral lesson Adult beautiful language 5. Name some of the novels of the Victorian authors, name some themes they treated C. Dickens - The Pickwick Papers, to offer commentary on social problems and the plight of the poor and oppressed 6. Who is the creator of the modern fantasy novel? E.N 7. Name some of the poets/poems of Victorian Age? Oscar Wilde Lewis Carrol III the 20th century 1. What kind of subjects do socially relevant children's books treat? 2. Name at least 1 book of J.M. Barrie, K.Grahame, W.de la Mare, Tolkien. C.S Lewis K. Grahame The Wind in the Willows J.M. Barrie Peter Pan W. de la Mare The Three Royal Monkeys
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to immediately end slavery, disliked Stowe's tacit support of the colonization movement, and suggested that Stowe's main character Tom was not forceful enough. More moderate antislavery advocates and reformers praised the book for putting a human face on those held in slavery, emphasizing the impact slavery had on families, and helping the public understand and empathize with the plight of enslaved mothers. Proslavery forces claimed that slavery was sanctioned in the Bible, that Tom was too noble, and accused Stowe of fabricating unrealistic, onesided images of Southern slavery. Stowe responded to her critics by writing The Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin, an annotated bibliography of her sources. Researching and writing The Key reinforced Stowe's antislavery sentiments and turned her into an abolitionist. Her second antislavery novel, Dred, A Tale of the
So the press as well as the other media-several papers, TV stations, and magazines that were pursuing follow-up stories-emphasized the only explanation available at the time: The wit- nesses, no different from the rest of us, hadn't cared enough to get involved. Amer- icans were becoming a nation of selfish, insensitive people. The rigors of modern life, especially city life, were hardening them. They were becoming "The Cold So- ciety," unfeeling and indifferent to the plight of their fellow citizens. In support of this interpretation, news stories began appearing regularly in which various kinds of public apathy were detailed. Also supporting such an inter- pretation were the remarks of a range of armchair social commentators, who, as a breed, seem never to admit to bafflement when speaking to the press. They, too, saw the Genovese case as having large-scale social significance. All used the word
To make this magic work you must establish a strong bond of sympathy or common interest between the hero and the audience. T h i s is not to say that heroes must always be good or wholly sympathetic. T h e y don't even have to be likeable, but they must be relatahle, a word used by movie executives to describe the quality of compassion and understanding that an audience must have for a hero. Even if the hero is underhanded or despicable, we can still understand her plight and imagine ourselves behaving in much the same way, given the same background, circumstances, and motivation. IDENTIFICATION T h e opening scenes should create an identification between audience and hero, a sense that they are equals in some ways. H o w do you achieve this? Create identification by giving heroes universal goals, drives, desires, or needs. W e can all relate to basic drives such as the need for recognition, affection, acceptance, or understanding
.. still failed. Kick boards? Tried them. I barely moved at all and, as someone who is usually good at most sports, felt humiliated and left. Hand paddles? Tried them. My shoulders will never forgive me. Isn't swimming supposed to be low-impact? Strike two. It continued for months until I was prepared to concede defeat. Then I met Chris Sacca, formerly of Google fame and now an investor and triathlete in training, at a barbeque and told him of my plight. Before I had a chance to finish, he cut me off: "I have the answer to your prayers. It revolutionized how I swim." That was the turning point. The Method Chris introduced me to Total Immersion (TI), a method usually associated with American swim coach Terry Laughlin. I immediately ordered the book and freestyle DVD. In the rst workout, without a coach, I cut my drag and water resistance at least 50%, swimming more laps than ever before in my life
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