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Every night, before you go to sleep, you hear the chirping of hundreds of crickets. From mole crickets to a cricket literally called the cooloola monster, every male cricket can chirp. Now, what if I told you that crickets don’t chirp at random, but the speed of the chirps depends on the temperature outside. If I have a male house cricket and put it in a temperature controlled room and turn up the heat. Since crickets like all other insects, cold-blooded, they take on the temperature of their surroundings. Cricket chirping falls under an equation called the Arrhenius equation which is that the higher the temperature, the faster a given chemical reaction can occur. The Arrhenius equation, in a deeper explanation, says that at higher temperatures, the probability of two molecules colliding is much higher due to the higher temperatures. The higher collision rate results in a higher kinetic energy, which in turn, has an effect on the activation of the chemical reaction. The activation energy to ensure is the amount of energy to ensure that the chemical change change can happen. This equation describes the activation energy required for the chemical reaction to occur. Crickets, like other living things have many chemical reactions going on inside their bodies. As temperatures in animals environments rise then the chemical reactions inside the animals bodies doesn't need as much energy to do the chemical reactions. The muscle contractions inside of a cricket’s body is a form of…

Page One—About Robert Fielding Robert Fielding graduated from CEDEP, and he has over 32 years of experience with profitable growth and re-engineering companies that range from SME to billion pound multi-national corporations. Fielding has contributed to government think tanks, and he has also been the chairman of two separate cross industry trading companies. Where fielding has excelled is he developed valuable skills related to Plc leading and interacting with all of the stakeholders at a…

Bridget Jones’s Diary by Helen Fielding has been one of the classic romance novels in its genre. Romance, as a genre, has its certain key factors to make it what it is. It encourages escapism so that the readers can still have adventures and be safe in their homes. It provides unconventional and unrealistic relationships that we may never encounter in our own lives and gives us a chance to live vicariously through the characters in the book. Sometimes this genre even gives us an exotic flavour…

Fielding Walden (1855-1890) was born the first child of Delaney and Easter Jackson. As a young child, he learned the skill of field work, by the age of 13, his father had become a property owner, though young his responsibilities were that of an adult. Eventually, he worked as a sharecropper and with his father as a farm laborer. Fielding wed the beautiful Elvira Ellis (1857-1925) a young lady from the Auburn Plantation in Adams County. She was an educated woman, she could read and write.…

“Focusing isn't just an optical activity; it is also a mental one.” – Bridget Riley Who is Bridget Riley? Bridget Riley is a British artist, best known for her work in the OP art movement. Riley was born in South London in 1931. When War broke out in 1939 she was evacuated to safety. She has said this early childhood exposure had affected her artistic vision for life. She study art at Royal College of Art from 1952-1953. In 1956 she went to an art exhibition of American Abstract…

Pete Frates: Fielding ALS With Grit What would you do if you were in a wheelchair for life or needed a feeding tube to survive? What if you knew that you only had two to five years to live? Would you give up or would you fight the challenge? To get through challenges like this people need grit. Grit is boldness, bravery, courage, perseverance and spirit. Star baseball player and center fielder, Pete Frates was diagnosed with ALS. Pete Frates played division one, college baseball, but…

I. Introduction According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, God is “the perfect and all-powerful spirit or being that is worshipped especially by Christians, Jews, and Muslims as the one who created and rules the universe.” “God” is a word, which has dominated cultural development and influenced the social structure of countries for centuries. In the context of the written language, the word “God” has an incredibly powerful connotation and connection to many across the globe. With such a…

Fielding himself suggests that his book, The History of Tom Jones, is the product of a new province of writing. The novel employs techniques stereotypical of various different genres, including romance, philosophy, and history. The multiple and overlaying genres fit in with an underlying theme whereby Fielding urges to the reader to vigorously question even the most basic of truths. When reading Tom Jones, the words of Voltaire came to mind: “Judge a man by his questions rather than his…

the CCF was nationalization, or public ownership, of important industries and intuitions such as public utilities and transportation companies (Fielding 136). In Alberta, the Social Credit Party was almost the exact opposite of the CCF. They argued that the economic depression could be solved by promoting more consumption by giving credit to the citizens. This would allow greater circulation of money in the economy and revive the economy. This was highly appealing to Alberta farmers who required…

1) How you plan to stay engaged and connected to others in the program? I have been at Fielding Graduate University for a year now, and I realized that staying connected is imperative to my success. I plan on staying engaged and connected in the program by logging on daily, completing assignments on time, asking questions, ensuring that I mastered navigating in Moodle, myFielding and FELIX, reading all emails, and ensuring that I have a welcoming attitude. Logging on daily will decrease the…