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1) Herstellung des Blattfarbstoffextraktes:
Die Versuchsstoffe werden zusammen mit handelsüblichem Sand und Aceton in eine Reibschale gegeben und zerrieben.
schreib grad ein Protokoll über Blattfarbstoffe, die wir mittel Chromatographie nachgewiesen haben XD
Die Versuchsstoffe werden zusammen mit handelsüblichem Sand und Aceton in eine Reibschale gegeben und zerrieben.
schreib grad ein Protokoll über Blattfarbstoffe, die wir mittel Chromatographie nachgewiesen haben XD
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Edit: war nen bissle zu lang
nen bisschen eingestaucht
Oh ok hatte noch ne Free Raiderstrecke im speicher
Edit: war nen bissle zu lang
Oh ok hatte noch ne Free Raiderstrecke im speicher
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nehmen wir Bezug auf die mit unserem Büro geführten Telefonate am 23.11.2009 und 26.11.2009 und überreichen in der Anlage die vollstreckbare Ausfertigung des Versäumnisurteils vom 10.09.2009 zwecks Verbindung des Urteils mit dem Berichtigungsbeschluss vom 23.11.2009.
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Aha... wahrscheinlich für den "Bilderschlacht" Thread.
Aha... wahrscheinlich für den "Bilderschlacht" Thread.
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Hamlet-Essay
„A hopeless loser” - Is this a fair evaluation of prince Hamlet at the end of the play?
The adjective hopeless means something, which is impossible to accomplish. In the case of a person it can either mean someone despairing, without hope to reach his goals or someone who is not able to learn, act, perform or work as desired, who is inadequate for a purpose. A loser can be someone who has lost something, for example a fight, a game, a trial etc.. Another definition is someone who is a misfit, esp. someone who has never or seldom been successful at a job, personal relationship, etc.. The two words combined give you a person who has no future in succeeding, with few good qualities and whom others don't expect to be capable of much.
At the tragic end of the play Hamlet still manages to reach his goal after some difficulties. After the death of his father and swearing an oath to his ghost, Hamlet's main aim in life becomes revenge. He holds great speeches and soliloquies, but when he has an opportunity, he doesn't take it. He often thinks of achieving his goal, but whenever he tries to he fails and looks for an excuse, for example, Hamlet has the opportunity to kill the king secretly while he is praying, but doesn't, because he wants him to suffer as much as possible. But this doesn't mean that Hamlet doesn't take action. His plan to “catch the conscious of the king” works perfectly. But he can only handle dangerous situations, if he is under pressure. When Polonius reveals himself under the curtain, Hamlet only thinks of Claudius and revenge and acts spontaneous, making a huge mistake. Hamlet's thoughts are in his way and make him a coward, which is why he succeeds only when he is not thinking. Fortunately for Hamlet, the end of the play is such a scene. Outraged(?) by the duel with Laertes, knowing that his lifetime is almost up and seeing his mother die lets him go berserk and kill the king very emotional. What makes Hamlet partly a loser is that he thinks too much.
At the middle of the play Hamlet starts to believe that he is gods agent, which would make him receive a heavenly reward and exclude him from being a loser. Hamlet is a very religious man, which influences his action. He is afraid of suicide which would make him go to hell. He obviously believes that bringing a sinner to justice will ensure you a place in heaven, although killing itself is a sin. But this was seen differently in those days, after all, the crusades were no sins. One of the ten commandments is “honor your father and mother”. Hamlet is furious at his mother and doesn't think well of her, for good reason. But by insulting her(act 3, scene 4), Hamlet breaks the fifth commandment. He also breaks the sixth commandment by killing Polonius. Although, he later seeks forgiveness from Laertes for killing his father and indirectly killing his sister, which should make him clean, after all he didn't do it on purpose. But the scene ends in a massacre, with Hamlet killing Laertes and the king for revenge. Hamlet obviously believes, that he does the right thing, being on a mission from god to clean up the mess of intrigues in the royal family. To me this doesn't sound too convincing, because he ends up wiping out two families. In his opinion, he acts just, taking a place in heaven, being a winner in the afterlife after all.
Although Hamlet can be called a loser in many fields, he often acts noble and for a just cause and has good qualities, even if they are few. He has been struck with certain tragic events, the death of his father, the quick marriage of his mother and the rejection by Ophelia. For good reason he seams to get mad, whether he is acting or not, all these things have an impact on him. But in all of this confusion, he still manages to focus on his true mission which he promised to the ghost on his father. He is very god fearing, but still has trust in him and believes in morals and keeps his word. But he has also bad qualities. He speaks with a noble tongue, bat can be very cruel, when he wants to. In the first scene of act three Ophelia wants to find out why Hamlet acts the way he does and Hamlet treats her very badly, calling her a prostitute “get thee to a nunnery”. Although one does not know whether Gertrude knows of the murder of her ex-husband, Hamlet is angry at her and insulting her in act 3 scene 4 and ends up so enraged that he kills Polonius. Hamlet is in a tragic position, which isn't changed by his actions and makes him overall a loser.
Mein HamletEssay was ich grad an meinen Lehrer geschickt hab KEIN WITZ
„A hopeless loser” - Is this a fair evaluation of prince Hamlet at the end of the play?
The adjective hopeless means something, which is impossible to accomplish. In the case of a person it can either mean someone despairing, without hope to reach his goals or someone who is not able to learn, act, perform or work as desired, who is inadequate for a purpose. A loser can be someone who has lost something, for example a fight, a game, a trial etc.. Another definition is someone who is a misfit, esp. someone who has never or seldom been successful at a job, personal relationship, etc.. The two words combined give you a person who has no future in succeeding, with few good qualities and whom others don't expect to be capable of much.
At the tragic end of the play Hamlet still manages to reach his goal after some difficulties. After the death of his father and swearing an oath to his ghost, Hamlet's main aim in life becomes revenge. He holds great speeches and soliloquies, but when he has an opportunity, he doesn't take it. He often thinks of achieving his goal, but whenever he tries to he fails and looks for an excuse, for example, Hamlet has the opportunity to kill the king secretly while he is praying, but doesn't, because he wants him to suffer as much as possible. But this doesn't mean that Hamlet doesn't take action. His plan to “catch the conscious of the king” works perfectly. But he can only handle dangerous situations, if he is under pressure. When Polonius reveals himself under the curtain, Hamlet only thinks of Claudius and revenge and acts spontaneous, making a huge mistake. Hamlet's thoughts are in his way and make him a coward, which is why he succeeds only when he is not thinking. Fortunately for Hamlet, the end of the play is such a scene. Outraged(?) by the duel with Laertes, knowing that his lifetime is almost up and seeing his mother die lets him go berserk and kill the king very emotional. What makes Hamlet partly a loser is that he thinks too much.
At the middle of the play Hamlet starts to believe that he is gods agent, which would make him receive a heavenly reward and exclude him from being a loser. Hamlet is a very religious man, which influences his action. He is afraid of suicide which would make him go to hell. He obviously believes that bringing a sinner to justice will ensure you a place in heaven, although killing itself is a sin. But this was seen differently in those days, after all, the crusades were no sins. One of the ten commandments is “honor your father and mother”. Hamlet is furious at his mother and doesn't think well of her, for good reason. But by insulting her(act 3, scene 4), Hamlet breaks the fifth commandment. He also breaks the sixth commandment by killing Polonius. Although, he later seeks forgiveness from Laertes for killing his father and indirectly killing his sister, which should make him clean, after all he didn't do it on purpose. But the scene ends in a massacre, with Hamlet killing Laertes and the king for revenge. Hamlet obviously believes, that he does the right thing, being on a mission from god to clean up the mess of intrigues in the royal family. To me this doesn't sound too convincing, because he ends up wiping out two families. In his opinion, he acts just, taking a place in heaven, being a winner in the afterlife after all.
Although Hamlet can be called a loser in many fields, he often acts noble and for a just cause and has good qualities, even if they are few. He has been struck with certain tragic events, the death of his father, the quick marriage of his mother and the rejection by Ophelia. For good reason he seams to get mad, whether he is acting or not, all these things have an impact on him. But in all of this confusion, he still manages to focus on his true mission which he promised to the ghost on his father. He is very god fearing, but still has trust in him and believes in morals and keeps his word. But he has also bad qualities. He speaks with a noble tongue, bat can be very cruel, when he wants to. In the first scene of act three Ophelia wants to find out why Hamlet acts the way he does and Hamlet treats her very badly, calling her a prostitute “get thee to a nunnery”. Although one does not know whether Gertrude knows of the murder of her ex-husband, Hamlet is angry at her and insulting her in act 3 scene 4 and ends up so enraged that he kills Polonius. Hamlet is in a tragic position, which isn't changed by his actions and makes him overall a loser.
Mein HamletEssay was ich grad an meinen Lehrer geschickt hab KEIN WITZ
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