"Then attack Eminem cause I rap this way/ But I'm glad cause they feed me the fuel that I need for the fire/ to burn and it's burnin' and I have returned" (Mathers 4.18-20). As certain groups supporting gay and women's rights, along with Eminem's wife and mother, continue to file lawsuits against him, they fail to realize that their actions only encourage Eminem. Many songs he writes contain replies to Eminem's enemies. Obviously not afraid to express how he feels, by leaving Eminem alone his enemies will benefit more. If he does not have some sort of insult or conviction to begin from, Eminem will most likely move on to other subjects. Eminem's supposedly outrageous songs identify who he is and how he handles the consequences of his difficult childhood, yet certain groups along with his wife and mother insist on picketing and filing lawsuits in an attempt to put an end to his career.
While Eminem continues to write offensive songs, people fail to understand what motivates him. Living a horrible childhood, Eminem, born as Marshall Mathers, deserves to write these songs (Gundersen 1). Everyone deserves to have some type of therapy, Eminem's therapy happens to be writing songs, as he stated in his book, " My true feelings were coming out, and I just needed an outlet to dump them in I needed an excuse to let go of all this rage, this dark humor, the pain, and the happiness" (Angry Blonde 003). In his song "Cleanin' Out My Closet", Eminem mentions watching his mother as she becomes addicted to prescription pills. Many artists write songs reflecting upon their past or childhood, yet because Eminem's lyrics expose the negative life of his mother as well, people will not tolerate them. In an interview with The Rolling Stone Magazine, Mathers refers to his song written about his daughter, "That song was stress of my chest. That's how it is with every song I do; it's therapy and it's releasing everything onto a record instead of doing any of it" (Bozza 1).
Next Fuel removal. There are many ways to remove fuel depending on the type of fire. ... In forest fires remove the brush and the fire will run out fuel. For other types of fires such as oil-based fires, the oil must be pumped from one tank to another to avoid giving it any fuel to work off of. ... These are necessary when you cannot remove the fires fuel supply and it must be extinguished. ...
Fire Essay Fire and its Factors Fire is defined by the Columbia Encyclopedia as- Rapid burning of combustible material with the evolution of heat and usually accompanied by flame. ... This is the research I have collected regarding the different reactions fire has on certain things and related materials. ... The burning of a fuel (e.g., wood, coal, oil, or natural gas) in air is a familiar example of combustion. ... The vapors of a volatile fuel such as gasoline are more readily ignited than is the fuel itself. ...
The article that I reviewed was titled "Flame Tip Propagation with Assisted Flow along Fuel-soaked Ground"." The article is from the Journal of Fire Sciences and not only has great detailed illustrations of the experiment, supporting charts and their findings but very detailed information on how they set-up the experiment, the procedure used, what the team finding were in very scientific terminology. The article alludes to a possibility of finding a better way of dealing with ground soaked fuel and the spread of flames for emergency responders after studying how the air flow mix with the hi...
Another important fire fighting tool was the ax, used to remove the fuel and prevent the spread of fire as well as to make openings that would allow heat and smoke to escape a burning building. ... Following the Great Fire of London in 1666, insurance companies formed fire brigades. ... After a major fire in Boston in 1631, the first fire regulation in America was established. ... In the 1970's, fire departments began to put greater emphasis on preventing fires and educating the public about fire safety. ... Then there are industrial plants, such as ones with fossil fuels or explosive...
Forest Fires Forest fires have been around since the dawn of time. ... After following this system, the ground fuels started to build up. ... Forest Service does their best to try to cut the fuel to the fire with fire lines and back fires. ... The fourth policy is "mechanical thinning/fuel reduction". ... Either we deal with it now and take care of it with prescribed burns and fuel thinning, or the U.S. will deal with fire seasons like the one in 2000....
The focus of fire protection has always been to limit the damage a fire can cause. Originally, the goal was to confine fire to a city block. ... Clean agent systems work on class A, B, and C fires and react quickly to extinguish a fire at its earliest stages. ... In addition, flammable liquid spray fires and some other types off flammable liquid fires that cannot be easily controlled with conventional sprinkler systems due to splashing and spillage of the fuel, have been extinguished by misting sprays under certain conditions. ... Fire needs three elements to prosper; fuel, oxygen and heat. ...
Fire needs three ingredients: fuel, oxygen, and heat. ... Most wildfires use grasses, shrubs, trees, and structures as fuel. Each of these fuel sources causes the fire to behave differently. ... They have lots of fuel inside them that will keep the fire burning hot. ... Most the fuel was brush, oaks, and pine. ...
The concept of alternative fuels has been around for many years. ... These alternative fuels include alcohols, electricity, natural gas, and propane. ... In Brazil, this is the main automotive fuel. ... This is often used in race cars, due to its amazing performance and fire safety characteristics. ... Natural gas has also been used as a fuel for vehicles. ...
Fire can grow, and it also uses food for fuel. Fire exhibits these qualities, but no others. Fire will be extinguished if it were given water; fire contains no cells, and doesn't reproduce. ... Fire isn't dead because it was never living and fire isn't dormant because it wouldn't be living if placed in any other environments. Therefore, that fire is a nonliving object. ...
