Essays on Color

Communication

Natural ice is a fascinating state of water to say the least. As the name clearly states this ice occurs naturally in nature without the intervention of any man made forces or influencing factors. This simple fact makes natural ice a very pure form of ice in deed. Just like water natural ice is colorless. This means that it does not have any particular color that can be attributed to it. Thus natural ice is very clear in its appearance. In the purest form natural ice is see through no less than a glass or any other see through

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Differentiation of white blood cells by light microscopy

Most mammals have blood consisting of three types of blood cells, Red blood cells (Erythrocytes), White blood cells (Leukocytes) and Platelets (Thrombocyte). These are collectively termed as hematocyte, which simply means blood cell.
These cells constitute to around 40% to 45% of the blood volume. The remaining consist of Plasma, which is referred to the liquid part of blood. The total volume of blood can be determined by centrifugation or flow cytometry. The 45% of blood component (blood cells) is termed as hematocrit. Another important component of blood is hemoglobin, which gives blood its red color. It is the

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- Museum or Gallery: American Museum of Natural History Date: 2013
- Exhibit title: Fish Illumination Artists: Keith Farnsworth
- Describe the Setting
The exhibition portrays a dry tree which has fish baited on the branches. The fish color appears to be golden yellow. The exhibition seems to be a color photograph. It has mixed media as well as intentionally sloppy arrangement.
- Is there a theme of the show?
The main theme for these exhibitions is to unveil how fish species are being exploited. The exhibitions reveal the importance of people involving themselves in the ecology conservation rather

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System safety is sometimes referred to as effort of the management or concept which involves auditing and analysis of risks that a management might face while carrying out its activities. This involves identifying and recommending of possible measures that the management will take to prevent such risks and hazards and possible measures on already happened risk. It involves using of management and engineering tools in controlling such risks (Stephans and Joe 16).
Safety measure involves a procedure that should be put into task force for coming up with countermeasures and ways of following-up to ensure the results are effective.

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Section A

Inspired by impressionism, Morning of Antibes by Claude Monet is oil on canvas painting (65.7 cm X 82.1 cm).The painting is placed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art: Impressionism and Modern Art. In the impression is a rising sun whose horizon is viewed above a blue sea. It evokes memories of a hazy morning with the sun struggling to penetrate its rays through the fog. Through Monet’s brush work the painting brings forth the languid stillness of the land and the heat of the morning. Something so fascinating about this painting is the sheer color balance that

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Vitiligo is a disorder due to depigmentation of the skin. This is an acquired disorder characterized by patches of hypo pigmented patches on the skin and mucous membranes. This disorder is commonly linked to autoimmune conditions such as abnormalities of the thyroid. In this condition, the melanocytes, the cells responsible for manufacturing melanin are destroyed and unable to produce adequate melanin. Melanin is the pigment that produces skin color. This causes white patches and de-pigmented macules to occur in different parts of the body including mucous membranes and the retina. The hair growing in areas affected by vitiligo also

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Introduction

During manufacture of food products, manufacturers must put different factors into consideration. The health of consumers becomes a paramount factor of consideration during food manufacturing processes .Consumers present a very sensitive and complex group. People have different medical conditions and as such, manufacturers have to put this into consideration. One common health condition that has been on the rise among consumers is diabetes .Diabetes is caused by foods with high glucose levels. Therefore, this is an aspect that food manufacturers have devised techniques to deal with during food preparation, storage and packaging. Foods with high glucose levels pose a

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Teaching is one of the most challenging professions in the world. This is so because as a teacher, one gets to interact with a variety of personalities in one setting and therefore has got to devise mechanisms of identifying these personalities and addressing each individual personality according to their own needs and wants. A class of thirty students will comprise of thirty different personalities and it is the role of the teacher to address these student’s personalities without excluding any. Identifying the student’s strengths and weaknesses therefore is the most important thing to do. In order to

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Digital photography is among the several forms of digital imaging. It uses an array of electronic photo detectors which aid in capturing an image that is focused by the lens. Digital images are created by non-photographic apparatus for instance computer tomography scanners. This kind of camera the image is digitized and later stored as a computer file. Digital photographs are used to display, store and print images by use of computer techniques and digitally without chemical processing. Immediate image review and deletion is possible lighting and composition will be assessed right away finally conserves cupboard space.
The camera has

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This presentation will tackle the issue of racial discrimination in the workplace. I will breakdown the topic into four sections. The first section will be a brief introduction to racial discrimination in the workplace and a definition of the key terms to be used in this presentation. The second part will give examples of racial discrimination in the work place in order to contextualize the problem. The next section will give existing statistics on work place racial discrimination to highlight the incidence of the vice in the workplace. Lastly, I will close by giviving practical solutions on what managers

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Intersectionality is one of the woman’s libbers and the most propagative conception of the critical race theory. Women of color formations are compelled to address Intersectionality and the mutual and complex interactions of race, class, gender and sexuality (Lowe & Lloyd, 1997, p.310). Many feminists debate that a kind consideration of intersectionality is an important element to gain equality in politics and community, and also to improve the autonomous system.

Queer Liberalism

Queer epistemology rethinks intersectionality not just of radical, sexual, or class simultaneity but as a meeting of two streets, and in a landscape long given over to automotivitya place

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Two of the most important artists of the late 19th century are certainly Georges Seurat and Vincent van Gogh. Both leaders in the field of painting, they have produced numerous works of art that are still admired today and are considered among the greatest masterpieces of art history.
Georges Seurat was the leader of a group called Neo Impressionism that developed in France from 1886 to 1906 (Amory). Seurat was interested in an almost scientific way of depicting color, form and line which was based on the scientific methodologies of the study of optics (Amory). He developed a technique

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The main aim of the experiment is to prepare cyclohexanol by an acid catalyzed reaction of hydrocarbon compound like cyclohexene. Water is majorly used as a solvent in the experiment and with this, it is believed to be the highest in ratio when considering the nucleophile that attracts the carbon compounds.
- For cyclohexeneC6H10, the mass = 8.5g;
Molar mass is =82.143g/mol
Moles of cyclohexene =mass of the cyclohexene measured (g)molar mass of the cyclohexene
=8.582.143
=0.1035mol
For H2SO4 used, the number of moles is given by; volume used=8.2mL
Given that; 1L=1000mL
Ɂ=8.2mL
=8.2/1000= 0.0082mol.
Using the same concept=4.1/1000

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The tie between culture and art is profound and close as the two have a joint and beneficial relationship. Art can facilitate the exposure of culture through paintings, sculptures, drawings, and other masterpieces. For instance, contemporary art can serve as a channel of culture. In addition to that, culture is not a predetermined concept. It is evolving, continuous, and subject to change over time. Culture is influenced by an array of factors, and contemporary art is among them. Art is a dynamic, predominant element which can be considered “an aspect of culture” (Hatcher 1). There are several views that

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Introduction

The clothing that the people of 18th century Europe wore has the ability to fascinate us like some objects of their material culture do. Clothing is intimate, for example, an eighteenth century garment seen in a museum collection, usually elicits an instinctive urge to touch it. To some of us, we have the desire to experience the elaborate decoration, the beautiful fabrics and the tactile qualities found in 18th century Europe clothing no longer with our own clothing. To other people, these desires are raised by the need to understand the people from the past a little better.

How the clothes were made

Clothes

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Harris KhatriArt work name: Saint George killing the dragon (Bernado Martorell) November 14, 2013Hum 123-002

Oakton Community College

Introduction

Any work of art apart from being attractive and beautiful, it has both a superficial and deeper meaning (Erbach, 2008). This submission examines the Bernat (Bernado) Martorell’s painting of Saint George killing a dragon and describes the form, size, technique, color, texture and lines of the painting. It further gives details of the movement, content, theme and interpretation in art. Figure 1(a) and (b) shows the actual painting of St. George killing the dragon.
Figure one (a) Saint George killing the dragon
Figure 1(b): Dragon being killed by Saint George
According to

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Introduction

An acid that gives two hydrogen ions for every acid molecule is known as diprotic acid. Examples of such acids are sulfuric acid (H2SO4), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), oxalic acid (H2C2O4), chromic acid (H2CrO4) and carbonic acid (H2CO3). Dissociation of a diprotic acid in water takes place in two stages. In the first stage, the diprotic acid dissociates to give one hydrogen ion and a monoprotic form of the acid.
H2X(aq) H+(aq) + HX-(aq)
The second stage involves the dissociation of the monoprotic form of the acid to give the second hydrogen ion and fully dissociated form of

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Introduction

Color theory is widely defined but in visual art, it is defined as the realistic control in mixing of colors and the effects to vision of specific color combinations. It encompasses a multiple of applications, design and concepts. However, at hand are three classes of the color theory: the context of the usage of colors, the harmony and the color wheel.
The color wheel is based on blue, yellow and red the traditionally primary colors. Isaac Newton developed the first color wheel in 1666. Since then artists and scientists embark on studies for the various concepts and designs of

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The first image is a graphical representation of a data set in the form of bar graphs . From the graph, a reader should be able to follow without many difficulties, but this is not the case with these models. As much as there are arrows showing the links there is no indication of the first process. The labeling has been poorly done, and one cannot follow the process from the beginning to the end. The arrows should be well drawn to avoid them from cutting each other, which makes the flow process look disorganized. Graphic works should have visual

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Introduction

The romantic period was the period when the music composers used music as an art to express themselves in terms of emotions and subjection. These song composers inspired by themes like darkness sang sincerely from their hearts ans. Those that were heartbroken sung with loads of pain from the heartbreaks (Plantinga, 1984).

Question (1) Color expansion of the orchestra during the romantic period.

Orchestra is a large type of instrument ensemble containing sections of brass, strings, percussion instruments, woodwind and brass. Orchestra did performance of classical music. Reduction of the musicians was one of the changes caused by the economic recession. Frederick Chopin was one of the most influential romantic

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Question 1

The gap between ethics that governs a libertarian and ethics that controls care and compassionate is so wide. There is a great difference libertinism from care and compassionate. In a shallow understanding from the definitions of the two subjects in discussion, we can come up with one common difference that cut across them. First, libertarianism may refer to the ethical moral standard and view that allow individuals to own them fully and have great powers to control their freedom. The powers further allow them to acquire property rights in any external objects that surround them (Ryder, 48). In other

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Affirmative action legislation is conceptualized as the treatment of all individuals equally regardless of race, sex, age, religion or any other form that may cause discrimination that is not appropriate in the eye of a civilized society.

Racial discrimination is more rapid in the western world and especially in the sporting arena; this factor has necessitated the affirmative action Legislation.
Employment discrimination is another factor that has led to affirmative action legislation, on the wake of inappropriate discrimination in labor; laws have been put in place to safeguard the fair consideration of all employable individuals regardless of color, disability

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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1979)
Epic, sweeping, tragic and strange, Sweeney Todd is not doubt among the films of the year, which has great examples of design scenic, lighting, and costume, the tone and mood. Tim Burton blesses it with peculiarly perfect combination of brilliant music and lyrics of Stephen Sondheim and gloomy visuals. This file is a great digital painting, which is the creation of electronic images, carried out not by the rendering of computer models, but due to human use of the traditional tools of computer simulations of the artist. It has latest

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The environmental justice movement in the United States was led by the civil rights churches which poured much of its resources and efforts into the environmental movement. This was as a result of the realization by the Church that environmental protection and justice were just but expressions of some of their social engagement. This movement was known as the religious environmental movement since the church was a central figure in the whole movement. Indeed, in recent times, theologians have developed the term” eco-justice” to mean or reflect a universal aspiration for the right relationship between man and earth. This

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Executive summary

Amongst the aerobic exercises known to be simple and rewarding is running or taking a walk. Many have testified to the benefits of this easy task in day-to-day life. Researchers have satisfied the notion that this exercise complements one’s life in many ways stretching from medical benefits to other advantages that develop healthy living. Running does not leave one on the same page of life. This season, the event has been brought closer and made fun for everyone in the 5K Eagle Color Run/Walk.
The 5K run/walk is an exciting event scheduled to take place in Spring 2014.

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Introduction

One of the legally required benefits available to employees is protection against discrimination in their workplace. This is the selected area which this paper proposes to examine. The U.S. Department of Commerce has categorized potential discriminations in the workplace as “REGARDS” each letter of which refers to race, ethnicity, gender (sex), religion, disability, and sexual orientation respectively as part of best practices in achieving workforce diversity in one of its reports. As such, the most common forms of discrimination in vogue at workplaces are the above said ones in addition to genetic information, pregnancy, and sexual harassment. If an

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The place where people would like to visit is Disneyland in California. This is because of the recreational experience that people get in this place. The place is designed in such a manner that the visibility is perfect and also the accessibility for the audience is well designed. One attraction to Disneyland is the social value it brings to the people who visit there. There is social control and social connection with this place. Another aspect with Disneyland is the way color has been used. There is the perfect use of color. One experience with many people who visit

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The definition white person is dynamic idea depending on the geographical differences and historic context. This then makes it difficult for one to identify himself or herself with white as a race. The concept has been applied with various degrees of internal consistency and formality with a function as color metaphor for race. However, the concept has been used with a wide degree of variation as several scholars and socialist use the word as a race while others use it as skin color identification. The definition of the word white is not enough to identify the people referred to

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Analysis of four Works of Art

Peter Paul Rubens painted his work The Arrival of Marie de’ Medici at Marseilles in 1622-1625 to commemorate the actual arrival of Marie in France (Tansey and Kleiner, 851). The artist turned his painting into a theatrical stage, reflecting all the ideals of the Baroque style. The figures of Marie and her ladies in waiting are presented in a magnificence and grandeur that are typical of the style. The ship and the textiles give a sense of richness. At the same time, the lower part of the painting, depicting mythological figures rejoicing for Marie’s safe arrival, is full

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A class is a setup of people with similar status, who have comparable wealth and power. Sociology describes class as a form of social stratification. Different studies have identified race, gender and class as centered in a pattern of intersectionality (Gail, 2003). This is because; these facets have an ideological basis that forms social classes. The current American society is not only stratified using socio economic classes, but using different concepts, including color, race, gender, sexuality, and ethical issues.
An inquiry into gender and race seeks to articulate the concepts involved. An analytical approach to this would require us

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Introduction

The Hunger games, which is an introductory novel written by an author Suzanne Collins whose description of the girl Katniss Everdeen is of futuristic tale illustration and overcomes the odds that occurs to her. The comparison of the movie and the book of the Hunger games are portrayed in light of a totalitarian nation of Panem which is divided into twelve districts and the Capitol and in a descriptive future that is clearly dystopian.

Perspective

The Arena is sown to be controlled by Seneca Crane and it is portrayed through the highlighting displays of the day`s kills, releasing mutations,

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Introduction

Our world has been surrounded by histories. Each one of these events have an important meaning as it represent our past, but also not only represent our past, it helps us trace where we come from. However, not every past is pleasant, the segregation era form part of today's United States citizen’s dark memories. At the segregation age, the nation encountered difficulties on color acceptance. It was an age of immoral maltreatment on color society. African-Americans faced much racism, they experienced verbal insult, physical abuse, as well as blockage that up to this dates there are still difficulties

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“Even under the most sophisticated death penalty statutes, race continues to play a major role in determining who shall live and who shall die.” – Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun
The scourge of bias against color has been the oldest in the history of mankind. Wars have been waged and civilizations enslaved over the difference in color of skin. From the aborigines of Australia to the natives of the Indies, people of a different “color” have taken the brunt of ethnic discrimination. The Apartheid of African countries is still counted as a modern day example of racial bias and discrimination.

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Introduction

Osmosis refers to the net water movement across a membrane, which is selectively permeable and the movement is driven by a difference in the concentration of the solutes on the opposite sides of the membrane. A selectively permeable membrane allows water to pass through without allowing ions or solute molecules to pass through. Other small molecules that are not charged are also allowed to pass through the membrane. Diffusion, on the other hand, refers to the movement of molecules in a random motion as a result of the kinetic energy and causes the molecules to have a net movement

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Introduction

For many years, scholars have strived to develop analytical modalities, which identify and engineer analytical thoughts, aimed to compare racial formations in relation to race scholarship. Unlike racial formation construct that identifies and groups communities based on prior modalities, race scholarship approach focuses on the universality and historical similarities of different communities in the world. In essence, racial scholarship approach holds the view that there exist commonalities among communities of color across different cultures; that is premised on racial and ethnic solidarity coupled with homogeneity and historical similarity of the people. Although prior modalities provide an insight of the

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Racism has been embedded in the American culture for the longest time possible. People of color and those deemed not to show the white people facial features, have been marginalized in the society. Looking back at the history of America where the government enacted the Chinese Exclusion Act. This Act meant that the Chinese had to be put in reserves so as to keep them away from becoming US citizens (Fisher and Shane 2). This act of segregation illustrates how the white race have oppressed other races for over 200 years. This paper will look at how institutional racism

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Abstract

Whether or not slaves were owned by free African Americans back when slavery was actually an institution in the United States is one of the most perplexing questions in African-American history. While some Americans might not be aware of and might not have suspected this, but truth, which will be discussed in this paper, is that black people in the country indeed purchased and sold other black people as slaves. In fact, there were black slave owners in the United State since 1654 and they continued to own slaves through the Civil War. This paper will answer many perplexing

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The Color of Paradise, was a foreign movie directed by Majid Majidi in 1998, shows a young blind kid's involvements with God, his family, and community as a whole (Majidi). The director manages to succeed in reasonably and realistically and display the position of values, practices, cultural principles, and social arrangements of the Middle east and, yet more explicitly, Iran. All through the film, innovative and creative cinematography and audio aids Majidi in representing Iranian and Middle Eastern cultural values. The film was able to shows these values but are not limited to, family structure and the significance and

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Purpose

Materials and Methods
Gram Stain: the test was done to differentiate Gram-positive from Gram-negative organisms. A drop of the unknown 300 was suspended on a slide and the culture spread to an oven thin film. The culture was air dried and fixed over a gentle flame. Crystal violet stain was added over the culture and allowed to stand for 60 seconds. The stain was poured off and rinsed gently. Iodine solution was added on the smear, allowed to stand for 60 seconds and the stain poured off. The slide was rinsed with running water, and a few drops of

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Introduction

The biuret test is a test that is used to test for proteins. More specifically, it tests for presence of peptide bond in a sample. According to Janiro, Sy, Yap, Llanos-Lazaro and Robles (78), the biuret test is one of the earliest methods that have been developed for determining protein content. The biuret reagent reacts with amino acids bonded but does not react with molecules like starches, sugars, vitamins and fats. A sample containing peptide bonds will react with the biuret reagent to form a purple colored complex. The amount of color produced is directly proportional to the amount

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