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    We all want what we don't have. Everyone would like to be living someone's else's life at some point of their lives. I wonder if that was what it was like for the half-bloods we always hear about. You know, the half-bloods like Percy and Annabeth, all those ones that we always hear stories about. You spend your time dazing off thinking did they spend their entire lives wishing they could be like regular kids, with no intensity and adventure in their lives? But here's the main question and…

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    was not always as popular as it is today. According to FIFA, “Kings Edward III, Richard II, Henry IV and Henry V all made the game punishable by law because it prevented their subjects from practising more useful military disciplines, particularly archery.” (FIFA). For the duration of the 100 Years’ War, football was banned by the royal officials. They banned football because they viewed it as a waste of time. Since England and France were in war, the royal officials wanted their people to…

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    In the Homeric poem, The Odyssey, Odysseus and Penelope are exemplifications of the ideal Greek man and women. Their similarities and differences, however, further prove the definitive divisions in what is expected of men and women in ancient Greece. Odysseus is a true Homeric hero and embodies all the characteristics that make him so. He is a leader, possesses strength, nobility and courage, and is on a quest for glory. He is an excellent orator and is good at persuading his audiences.…

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    Hecate's Role In Medea

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    passion and primitive instinct. This will be drawn into further detail with a juxtaposition between Helios and Apollo. Apollo Being the twin brother of Artemis, the God’s domain spans across a myriad of areas; music, the Sun, art, medicine, plague, archery and light, as well as a few others. Birthed from Zeus and Leto, he is often represented with a golden lyre/harp and a bow in hand. He took Helios’s role as Sun God, as Helios was thought as primitive compared to the more recent ones. He is…

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    Apollo” (1225-1226). Odysseus has already proven he is a good shot with a bow, when he shot an arrow through 12 axe socket rings, still he asks Apollo for help. Even if Odysseus could make the shot by himself, sharing the credit with the god of archery is still the way to go because it shows respect for the gods, showing the influence the god Apollo has, not only in that moment, but also for all future…

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    I chose to pursue what I believe is another true calling for me—Asian Archery. For the past two years, I have immersed myself in practicing another martial art which will give me the opportunity to participate in a unique sport without endangering my neck. Although it has been only two years, my accomplishments continue to…

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    many benefits of bowhunting, it improves hand-eye coordination, it increase strength, it is a good exercise, get very lean meat, most important of all, it is very therapeutic. Whether you're in your stand or shooting away arrows in your backyard, archery can relieve stress and act as an outlet for internal pressure. Bowhunting can act sort of like a stress ball, except Instea d having your hands smell like rubber they might smell like venison (unspoken benefits). Rifle hunting all it takes…

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    assaults in Paris that slaughtered 130 and wounded more than 350." (Boss 1). Jihad was portrayed here because the ISIS rebels shot and suicide bombed Paris. Without a shadow of a doubt, hand and sword style is illustrated here due to gunning and deadly archery…

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    Norse mythology is a religion that the vikings believed in and it is very similar to Greek mythology and very different as well. The way the Greeks and Norse believed the world was created were far from similar. The believed in powerful gods and goddesses, they each have a part in the world. They also had a different belief on how the world would end. Norse mythology and Greek mythology are very alike but the stories are twisted around a bit to end with the same outcome. We all know about…

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    Nowadays, Standardized tests are used in many countries, and are also very common. Virginia has been proving SOLs to students for years now. A group of people believe they are useful.Then there is the other group of people that believe they are useful and they don 't benefit students at all. I 'm with that group also. So the real question is “Are SOLs improving students learning?” In high school, I always felt this anxiety/anxious feeling towards the end of the year because I knew SOLs were…

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