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    Symbolism In On The Lake

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    While reading novels and books, the reader's emotions will be set on a rollercoaster. If you had to illustrate the feelings you get while reading “On the Lake” by Olaf Olafsson, you would probably be illustrating a frozen ice pond, with you walking on the slippery surface. Suddenly you notice that the surface is cracking with every single step you take. Step after step the cracks become more and more pronounced, and you can only think of two things. First thing being reaching safety, while the…

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    Hughes H-4 Hercules, commonly known as the “Flying Boat” or “spruce goose” was, and still is, the largest wooden aircraft ever designed and flown5. It holds the record for having the biggest wing with a span of 320 feet, which could cover an entire football field2. Henry Fraiser was the man who first proposed the idea of the enormous flying boat based on the demand for a transport plane to support the activities of the US military during World War 24. Frasier approached the famous aircraft…

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    and spoke to something inside of us, awakening a feeling, a calling that lay dormant. I believe such things at least. I dreamed that night of a black wolf with amber eyes, staring at me in the darkness, talking to me, leading me through a line of birch and evergreen trees. Now whenever I sleep deeply, or I’m sick, or sometimes just out of nowhere I dream of that same wolf and usually get whatever answer I need in life. As a result of this encounter I would say, that I am more spiritual than…

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    Book Poster The tree in my poster was resembling the mockingbird’s home. Just like Maycomb is to Tom Robinson and Boo Radley. With the tree I went for a drawn one because I felt that it resembled the book. It does so because the book is just a story and an “imaginary” one. The drawn tree is also not real and “imaginary,” just like the story. I chose a black and white one because that is how I pictured the story in my head. I chose grey as a color for the rectangles because everything or…

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    Robert Frost describes a childhood experience and the feelings acquired from it through the application of figurative language. Too began, Frost describes a beautiful scene of a childhood. In this scene, trees take the main focal point and are depicted through a simile of being “like girls on hands and knees that throw their hair/ before them over their heads to dry in the sun” (18/19). This referencing the tree's leaves and how they limp near the ground just how a girl would flip her hair down.…

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    Bening, is cold and devoid of most emotions. On the surface Carolyn attempts to display the image that she 's in full control of her life, however inside she feels empty and desperate for something more. Their teenage daughter Jane, played by Thora Birch, is persistently depressed, lacks overall self-esteem, and certain that she is unattractive. Jane’s…

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    transportation for different weathers and loads, such as birch bark canoes, sledges, snowshoes, toboggans and dogs as pack animals. This indicates how the tribe would be dependent on the use of transportation despite which would enable them to hunt. Today, Algonquin’s would use cars as their transportation. Algonquin’s would have two shelters depending on the season. For the majority of the year they would live in wigwams which were also made from birch bark, however, during the winter the group…

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    Dakota Daulby Essay

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    As a mammothWayward Pines fan, I always did my utmost to notice every single character who made an entrance into the season two of the show, even if they were only there for a fleeting moment. In the case of Dakota Daulby, I was fully impressed with his ephemeral appearance, and I contacted him immediately for an interview. Recently, Dakota took some time from his frenetic schedule to answer a few questions about the extraordinary experiences and opportunities he has had throughout his career…

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    depends on what type of paper I am writing. If I am writing a research paper my first step is to do any research necessary and get that information down in some form. Then, no matter what sort of paper I am writing, I gather my main ideas and create an outline. My next step is to begin listing 3-6 point…

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    Painting Process Essay

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    kind of paint so keep that in mind as progress is made on your work of art. For tempera and acrylic, my favorite thing to do is the glob various colors of paint on a piece of paper, then either fold is in half or lay another piece on top of the sheet with paint on it. Smooth the paint away from the center or crease of the paper and then unfold or pull apart. This must be done quickly so that the paint doesn’t dry with the sheet still together. If it does dry before the sheets are separated the…

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