I will pay for the following essay Short answer questions. The essay is to be 3 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

As more red blood cells pass through the tissue, warmth (calor) sets in. Increase in vascular permeability results in fluid to shifting into the connective tissue that causes edema.

Vasodilation and thickening of blood encourages leucocytes to stick to blood vessels. Margi nation occurs and leucocytes crawl between the endothelial cells and enter the inflamed tissues. Phagocytosis occurs, microbes are engulfed and destroyed by white blood cells and lastly tissue repair begins (Lydyard & Whelan, 2011).An example when a malaria protozoan enters the body through mosquito bite, the body’s immune becomes active, there is increase in white blood cell circulation. An individual presents with pain and fever. Edema might set in later phase.

Inflammation can be classified according to exudate, period, site, and etiology. Based on exudate, inflammations result in fluid accumulation in the tissues. These inflammations can be suppurative inflammation where pus forms resulting into a skin abscess, serous where thin watery exudate forms. An example is blister. In etiology, inflammation can be either aseptic or septic. Aseptic are chemical substance radiations while septic are living organisms that result into inflammation. Based on location, inflammation occurs in different regions of the body depending on the causative agent, for example, tuberculosis causes inflammation of the lungs. Duration depends on the type of hypersensitivity (Lydyard & Whelan, 2011). Type I like insect bites take shorter period to manifest than Type IV where graft transplanting takes 3 days to manifest.

The immune system provides three lines of defenses. The first line of defense is made up of nonspecific barriers. This includes chemical and physical barriers that prevent foreign agents from penetrating the outer layer of the body. These barriers are the skin, the mucous membrane, hair, tears, sweat saliva, gastric secretions, and cerumen. The second line of defense consists of leucocytes.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Shakespeares Universal Appeal as Shown in Hamlet. The essay is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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“Many attempts have been made to “explain” Shakespeare’s tragic phase as the result of circumstances in his own life. We know that Hamnet, his only son, died in 1596, his father in 1601, and his mother in 1608. The last years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign were darkened by trouble at home and abroad. All over Europe, the end of the Renaissance was a time of confusion and frightening premonitions of change. All of this and probably more intimate experiences of which we know nothing about must have been grist to Shakespeare’s mill. But the crucial question, how experience is transmitted into tragic poetry, is unanswerable”.

There are innumerable other reasons for the many and varied attractions of Shakespeare. His storytelling ability is one. His knowledge of England’s history is another. His sense of humor even in his tragedies is ever present is still another. Personally, Shakespeare is number one on my list if only because he puts a high premium on morals. In Macbeth, the hero is imbued with intelligence, strength, courage, honor even in the face of death, respect for parents and the like.

In conclusion, the three excellences of Shakespeare: great characterization, thematic fullness and excellence of style in generous proportions have contributed to his universal appeal in the world of literature. Ben Johnson’s Tribute to Shakespeare may well be ours too – “He was not of an age but for all time.” England must indeed share Shakespeare with the rest of the world, including and especially China, the land of my birth.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Shakespeares Sister by Virginia Woolf. The essay is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Woolf argues that women position in the society was prejudiced, and they lacked the importance that their male counterparts, including brothers, had. The woman was not allowed to make important decisions even concerning her life. For instance, besides being denied a chance for education, a woman was supposed to get married as early as even 13 years and to have children. The woman was not allowed even to make a choice for a husband, and the parents thus arranged the marriages without any consent from the girl. In marriage, the woman was considered the property of the man and owned nothing. In her argument, the main cause of this prejudice was the material poverty of the woman in history. Money is considered as the primary element that prevented the woman in history to have her “own room”. She depicts from this explanation that intellectual and social freedom is dependent upon the ability to acquire material possession. In the 19th century, when Woolf wrote her essay, the woman’s gender roles and marital status were the main determinants of her standing in the society. The society at the time still demanded ultimate submission of the woman to the husband, and they were denied the power to make any decision. These ‘injustices’ were happening in the light of the notion that a woman was man’s property. It was, therefore, improper for a property to have any power over even itself. This perspective is comparable to the concept of conspicuous consumption in history, depicted by Christine Page in 1992.

 

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I will pay for the following essay Sleepwalking Legal Defense. The essay is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

This phenomenon is just a sleep disorder capable of initiating someone to drive, have sex, and even commit murder and other crimes while in its occurrence. Juries and judges highly recognize this action and situation.

Back in 2010, a Florida based 17-year-old boys was alleged to have sex with a 13-year young girl. In addition, this young man fondled his nephew of 17years and landed himself in a critical crime case. When questioned during the police interview, a young man based his claims on sleepwalking verdict. He also had a suggestion of mental problems (LaFave, 2006).

In Orland, the jury acquitted a 28 year old for molestation accusation to a 12-year-old girl in his friend’s home. In the case testifying, the defense attorney on the criminal side had a reference to several witness in support of sleepwalking claims. The main witness was the girlfriend to the accused who had a claim of having sex with a man when he was in deep sleep. After the sex, the man had no trace of recollection of previous night event hence there was a strong defense claim.

In Pennsylvania 1994, Michael had conviction of murdering his wife. He has claims strongly on sleepwalking episodes. Through his defense lawyers, Michael claimed to have awaked with a gun in his hand and his wife bleeding next to him. He further purported a case of a dream about an intruder for sleepwalking justification. Through the medical support and prosecutor’s evidence, Michael’s conviction did not sway the jury and earned him life imprisonment without an appeal.

In Tennessee Supreme Court, a defendant case of child molestation had support from experts sleepwalking testimony as a defense. This court ruled out Nashville the firefighter should present a clean report supporting his actions of sex abuse under the verdict of sleepwalking. Though not sufficiently trustworthy, sleep parasomnia and related disorders pose some relations to wild sexual behaviour and can be of validity in criminal

 

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I will pay for the following essay Single party states and rise to power and origins of the cold war. The essay is to be 10 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Hitler used the vacuum caused by the demise of the Weimar Republic to gain an electoral majority for the Nazi Party in 1933. One of the most important events in his rise to authority was his rejection of the idea of seizing power through violence after the disastrous Munich Putsch in the 1920’s. (Britannica) Unusual for a man that would eventually become a dictator, Hitler worked within the legitimate political system of his time to win power democratically, and then to quickly consolidate that power into an absolutist one-party state through isolated, symbolic acts of violence (such as the burning of the Reichstag) in order to create a paranoia that he could exploit. The organizational and administrative structure of the Nazi Party, together with Hitler’s well-documented ability to virtually hypnotize individuals, Party and country within a cult of personality and the still mysterious willingness of the German people to accept what appear on face-value to be ludicrous ideas led to the creation of the one-party, Nazi state.

One might easily argue that Hitler’s greatest ‘success’ (judged by his perverse standards) was his managing to lead the German people from the baiting of Jews in the early 1930’s to the implementation of the Final Solution in the last four years of WWII. Unlike other leaders, who use a ‘divide-and-rule’ strategy to gain power through conjuring a hatred of the ‘Other’, Hitler gained power in order to be able to destroy that other. The hatred of Jews was not a means to an end, but the end that Hitler always had in mind.

The Holocaust was not a sudden occurrence, but rather a slowly developing continuum of increasingly extreme acts that eventually led to mass-murder. Hitler’s greatest success was in convincing a large portion of the German people to at least passively accept what was occurring, if not actually openly help in the effort. (Goldhagen) All other

 

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