ALDOUS HUXLEY

FOOTNOTE

Aldous Huxley was a man of intellect. His work had a great impact on literature. Though there where many other writers, he is considered to be a hero as a literary man. Aldous Huxley through his personal experiments with hallucinogens aroused attention. With these experiments he tried to envision sights that some in the past had done on their own. They had done this without consuming drugs. He did this to envision this other world the mind ventures to while under the influence. Though different in his way of attaining data with his experiments. Aldous Huxley was a genius for his pursuit of useful information.

Steroids: The Sports Enhancer

ABSTRACT
When athletes take Steroids, especially in cycles, it increases their ability to perform well at what they do. Although scrutinized by many, a large number of sportsmen continue to engage in using steroids. It increases protein synthesis within cells, which results in the buildup of tissue. This build up of tissue occurs mostly in muscles. The hormone's anabolic effect helps the body retain dietary protein, which aids in the development of muscles. This is what attracts the athlete to consume the steroid so that he or she can have an upper hand and perform better.

Cubism: The Art Form

Cubism was a 20th-century art movement which was developed in Paris between 1907 and 1911. Pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, cubism transformed European painting and sculpture. This art form is distinguished by the downgrade and breakdown of natural forms into complex, often geometric structures. It was misunderstood for its radical departure from traditional European paintings. To Picasso the traditional beauties of art and the appeal of the subject was now irrelevant. Cubism was very much misrepresented by art critiques and theoretical works on the art movement. It was also neglected due to the outbreak of WWI which interrupted artistic life throughout most of Europe. Cubism also had a reflective influence on 20th-century sculpture and architecture. This art form presented a new reality in paintings and was later adopted and further developed by many artist.