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I did the avon walk and walked 40 miles. about half way through i started limping becuase my toenail feell off. the next day my hip was in extreme pain i think from me limping. The pain is on the side of my hip and goes to my knee. it hurts to stand or walk and sometime is agrivated when i am sitting down. Do you think i am just sore or could i have hurt myself even though i never fell. Should I go to the doctor. Do you think I will need crutches?

I walked 40 miles a week ago for the Avon breast cancer walk. 7 days later there is a pain from my hip that goes to my knee. I am also limping. Is this just a sore hip or could there be injury. Should I bother going to the doctors

I twisted my ankle 5 days ago and there is little pain to walk on it but i still cannot rotate my foot without a cracking feeling and sharp pain. I went to the doctor and they said to stay off of it for a few days but i am worried becasue I still cannot rotate it. Is there anything i can do or do you think there is more damage to my foot possibly a torn ligament or something. There is minimal swelling and no bruising but I do have two bumps on my foot it is kind of weird but does not hurt if you touch it

I am 16 years old and I was diagnosed with IBS a few years ago. My stomach hurts almost every day and I have sharp intense pains in my lower right abdomen. Along with the pain is intense diarrhea. I have not noticed any certain foods that trigger my symptoms. I was recently asked to do an ultrasound and they found a lot of ovarian cysts. My periods are also really irregular and very heavy. I wonder if this is a misdiagnosis. My stomach hurts so bad and I cannot deal with this pain everyday. It interferes with my daily life. Any suggestions? Do you think it could be a misdiagnosis? What should I do I am running out of options and patience. It is very embarrassing and I can not deal with this much longer.

I lost a blue nikon coolpix camera at H2o in ocean city in august 2012 if anyone found it please comment below there were about 1500 pictures on my camera

I am 16 years old and has had my period for 3 years know. My periods are very irregular (usually once every 2-3 months). My periods are so heavy i have to change my tampon and pad every 45 min. I also was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome. Should I be concerned? How do i stop the heavy bleeding? Does taking a fiber supplement help my heavy periods? What should i do?

I. True-False. Mark A for True and B for False on the Scantron Form.

____ 1. A soothsayer warns Caesar to beware the Ides of March.

____ 2. Even before the conspiracy against Caesar, Brutus appears to be disturbed by fears that Caesar means to become King.

____ 3. Caesar accepts the crown from Antony the third time it was offered.

____ 4. Cassius forges letters encouraging rebellion against Caesar and has them planted in Brutus’ house.

____ 5. Brutus is drawn into the orbit of the conspiracy as a result of his personal hatred for Caesar.

____ 6. Brutus rules against the assassination of Mark Antony on the grounds that Antony is just a ladies’ man and no real threat.

____ 7. The night before the Ides of March is a stormy one, full of superstitious sign and omens.

____ 8. Calpurnia convinces Caesar that, for her sake, he should go to the Senate.

____ 9. Calpurnia’s dream of people washing their hands in Caesar’s blood comes true.

____ 10. Artemidorus warns Caesar about the plot, but Caesar never reads the letter.

____ 11. When he learns that Mark Antony is among the conspirators, Caesar’s resistance to his assassins collapses.

____ 12. Brutus gives permission to Mark Antony to deliver a funeral oration for Caesar, even though Cassius disagrees about this.

____ 13. In his funeral oration, Antony repeatedly says that Brutus is an ambitious man.

____ 14. The triumvirate of Antony, Octavious and Lepidus is responsible for the deaths of about seventy senators.

____ 15. Brutus accuses Cassius and his followers of taking bribes.

____ 16. Brutus admittes that part of his anger with Cassius comes from his sorrow at the recent news of Portia’s suicide.

____ 17. The ghost of Caesar appears to Brutus to inform him that they would meet again in Philippi.

____ 18. Cassius takes his own life, aided by Pindarus, because he believes that he has sent Titinius to his capture by the enemy.

____ 19. Brutus is killed in a duel with Mark Antony.

____ 20. Mark Antony gives vent to his violent hatred of Caesar’s assassins by cursing the dead body of Brutus.

____ 21. “Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look” means

a. Cassius is undernourished b. Cassius is homeless c. Cassius is dissatisfied

____ 22. “O, Let us have him, for his silver hairs

Will purchase us good opinion

And buy men’s voices to commend our deeds” means,

a. His silver will bring a good price b. His age will win public approval for us

c. A reward is being offered for his capture d. public opinion can be bought for silver

____ 23. “. . . But were I Brutus . . .(I) / Would ruffle up your spirits, and put a tongue / In every wound of Caesar that should move / The stones of Rome to rise and mutiny.”

This passage means:

a. the conspirators should be stoned to death

b. Caesar, like stones, should rise from the dead to avenge the injury

c. Brutus’ eloquence could be great enough to make everyone mutiny

d. Caesar’s wounds spoke

____ 24. “Is Brutus sick, and is it physical

To walk unbraced and suck up the humours

Of the dark morning?”

This passage means:

a. Brutus needs physical support to walk because he is so weak

b. Brutus wouldn’t go out in the damp air with his clothes unfastened if he were truly concerned with his physical health

c. Brutus gets his sense of humour from walking outside when he is sick

d. Being outside affects Brutus’ disposition unfavorably

____ 25. “Let me tell you, Cassius, you yourself

Are much condemned to have an itching palm

To sell and mart your offices for gold

To undeservers.”

In this passage,

a. Brutus discusses Cassius’ skin allergy

b. Brutus condemns Cassius to death and prepares to execute him

c. Brutus tells Cassius to calm down and not be so impulsive in dealing with undeserving soldiers

d. Brutus accuses Cassius of taking bribes

____ 26. “Even by the rule of that philosophy

By which I did blame Cato for the death

Which he did give himself . . .

But I do find it cowardly and vile, . . . so to prevent

The time of life . . .”

In this passage,

a. blames Cato for Caesar’s death

b. Brutus discusses his approval of suicide

c. Brutus says his philosophy does not approve of suicide

d. Brutus states he will commit suicide

I. True-False. Mark A for True and B for False on the Scantron Form.

____ 1. A soothsayer warns Caesar to beware the Ides of March.

____ 2. Even before the conspiracy against Caesar, Brutus appears to be disturbed by fears that Caesar means to become King.

____ 3. Caesar accepts the crown from Antony the third time it was offered.

____ 4. Cassius forges letters encouraging rebellion against Caesar and has them planted in Brutus’ house.

____ 5. Brutus is drawn into the orbit of the conspiracy as a result of his personal hatred for Caesar.

____ 6. Brutus rules against the assassination of Mark Antony on the grounds that Antony is just a ladies’ man and no real threat.

____ 7. The night before the Ides of March is a stormy one, full of superstitious sign and omens.

____ 8. Calpurnia convinces Caesar that, for her sake, he should go to the Senate.

____ 9. Calpurnia’s dream of people washing their hands in Caesar’s blood comes true.

____ 10. Artemidorus warns Caesar about the plot, but Caesar never reads the letter.

____ 11. When he learns that Mark Antony is among the conspirators, Caesar’s resistance to his assassins collapses.

____ 12. Brutus gives permission to Mark Antony to deliver a funeral oration for Caesar, even though Cassius disagrees about this.

____ 13. In his funeral oration, Antony repeatedly says that Brutus is an ambitious man.

____ 14. The triumvirate of Antony, Octavious and Lepidus is responsible for the deaths of about seventy senators.

____ 15. Brutus accuses Cassius and his followers of taking bribes.

____ 16. Brutus admittes that part of his anger with Cassius comes from his sorrow at the recent news of Portia’s suicide.

____ 17. The ghost of Caesar appears to Brutus to inform him that they would meet again in Philippi.

____ 18. Cassius takes his own life, aided by Pindarus, because he believes that he has sent Titinius to his capture by the enemy.

____ 19. Brutus is killed in a duel with Mark Antony.

____ 20. Mark Antony gives vent to his violent hatred of Caesar’s assassins by cursing the dead body of Brutus.

Do the suitors in Penelope's house make Penelope less lonely?

Does Penelope in a way like having the suitors in her house?

What are 2 reasons that Penelope wove and unwoven the shroud?

and what is the significance of weaving and unweaving the shroud

I am having trouble understanding this section of the Odyssey

Thanks to whoever can help me i really appreciate it!

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Do the suitors in Penelope's house make Penelope less lonely?

Does Penelope in a way like having the suitors in her house?

What are 2 reasons that Penelope wove and unwoven the shroud?

and what is the significance of weaving and unweaving the shroud

I am having trouble understanding this section of the Odyssey

Thanks to whoever can help me i really appreciate it!

I am writing an essay and need some ideas soo how is he a hero(2 examples) and how isnt he a hero(2 examples) THANKS SO MUCh