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3 Bass Rigs You Really Ought to Learn! Many of today’s anglers all to often seem to have the enthusiasm to get themselves all sike’d up for that big day of fishing the following day only to find themselves coming in at the end of the day with only one or two bass caught. They will spend the day, usually casting, re-rigging, running, loosing lures, etc., but most of all getting frustrated because the fish aren’t cooperating. "Sound Familiar?" I, surly know this feeling and I’m sure that any…

Sarcophagus and Mummy of Taosir This wooden coffin, discovered in the ruins of the ancient city of Ipu holds the mummified body of Taosir, the daughter of Nesmin and Taamun, priestess of Osiris in the city of Ipu around 600 BC. Its bright colors, the details of the decoration, and the good condition of its hieroglyphic text are excellent testimonies of Egyptian life in 600 BC. Falcon sarcophagus with Osiris mummy Within this sarcophagus, which was crafted in the image of the falcon god…

In “What You Pawn I Will Redeem” Sherman Alexie gives the reader insight into the struggles of identity endured by contemporary Native Americans. Alexie was born in 1966 and spent his childhood years on the Spokane Indian Reservation in northeast Washington. Before the forced resettlement and assimilation of the Native Americans, the Spokane Tribe was a proud nation that roamed the Pacific Northwest fishing, hunting, and camping. In 1881, President Hayes relocated the tribe to a small…

masks have a unique design that contains ornate design, very bright colors and along with other complex decoration that contains richness, drama and movement. They were worn during the 18th century for only about three months. They also had decorative beads with the same color. There were two groups…

survived the Alamo. Susanna Dickinson seems to have her hair in elaborate braid styles that keep her hair on the top of her head, with two small ringlets that hang from each side of her head. She is wearing a long beaded necklace with pearl shapes beads. She seems to be wearing a jacket that matches with her dress over a lacy white top. The two sides of the jacket are connected by giant black bow. Her jacket also has little parts of black lace on the shoulders and on the cuffs. She is holding…

gaze is focused on the raindrops as they are hitting his windshield. The text states, “... he fixed on one drop and followed its career. The idea was that his attention made it different from the other drops. It arrived, head busted, with one water bead as a nucleus and six or seven clusters in a circle around it” (55). Daniel tries to focus on a particular raindrop and watched as it travels along the windshield, picking up and losing other water droplets, as they move away from the center from…

Prayer beads are also a very common tool in the process. They are a bracelet or necklace with a certain number of beads on them that dictates how many times a certain mantra (small prayer) is said. Contributions to society During the time when Buddhism was rising in India, it had a large effect on the culture and…

to be ready for marriage, and it is then that she can begin courting. To begin courting, the girl must send a letter to a young man that appeals to her. Zulu love letters are unique because they are made with beads, and different colour beads have different meanings. When you put the beads in a certain order they can send a variety of messages. The official dating occurs when the young man of interest writes a letter back or comes to visit to tell the girl hat he loves her. If the girl still…

still has a closeness with her that Jackson was in needs for, to for on the mission of getting his grandmas, regalia back for her. When Jackson first meets the pawnbroker, he explains the story of his grandmother’s powwow regalia and the secret yellow bead sewn into it “because only god is perfect, Indian people sew flaws into their powwow regalia.” (4) Jackson have only meeting the Pawnbroker for the first time they starting to build a trust. The pawnbroker wanted to do the right thing but yet…

Title: Symbolism, Rituals and Traditions in the Catholic Church Introduction: In this ethnographic paper, I elected to write on Symbolism, Rituals and Traditions in the Catholic Church. Our textbook states, “There is no general agreement among scholars as to why people need religion, or how spirits, gods, and other supernatural beings and forces come into existence.” Scholars cannot determine why people practice religions; I thought it would be interesting to explore the many customs and…