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    The Killer Angels provided me with many interesting facts about the civil war. It really makes you think deeper into how bad their wounds were and especially how to cure them. Those men went into the battlefield, not knowing if they were going to walk out alive or not. One of the reasons why is because the medical field wasn't as advanced as it is now. Some doctors didn’t even know what they were doing, so you were lucky if you were in the hands of someone who did know. When a soldier was…

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    The Lord of the flies Almost every character in the lord of the flies has something good and bad about them, as far as we know Simon is the only character who is Pure Good, even people like Piggy, still have a bad side to them, in that example, Piggy is a very selfish and cocky individual who thinks that everyone else is much less smarter then Piggy thinks of himself. The first character to talk about is Jack, Jack is from the very beginning, known as the person who would argue and be the…

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    Sugrīva says, “Svāmi! You are my only refuge. You have to get my kingdom back to me.” When a friendship is formed, āḍhyo vāpi daridro vā duḥkhitaḥ sukhito 'pi vā | rich or not, poor or not, sad or not, happy or not, faulty or not, guilty or not, well known or not, penniless or not, only a friend is a refuge; when a friendship is established, that is how a friend should protect. Sugrīva says Rāma must help him. Sugrīva is quoting śāstra - āḍhyo vāpi daridro vā duḥkhitaḥ sukhito 'pi vā |…

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    latitudes. Continental ice sheets can only occur during periods of extended cold. They are extremely large but still act like normal glaciers. Ice sheets still move along the land by the power of gravity. Along the way the glacier picks up very large boulders which are dragged along by the glacier and cut deep into the earth’s surface. “Common all over the world, glaciated valleys are probably the most readily visible glacial landform. Similar to fjords, they are trough-shaped, often with steep…

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    ranging from small sediments to large boulders while a hyper concentrated-flow lahar contains much smaller particles. The composition of the lahar influences the manner in which it flows, with large sediment size causing it to be more viscous while the smaller sediment size causes a much thinner slurry. Due to the high speeds that the lahars flow and the density of the mudflows, the lahars can pick up and transport debris such as vegetation and large boulders that are in its path and deposit…

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    European knights were very important to the middle ages. Knights had to train, protect Barons and their lords, and go into battle when needed. However knights could go to rousing fairs and could compete in the jousting tournaments. This essay is based on true facts from the middle ages. Read on to learn about how European knights in the middle ages made a huge impact in the middle ages. The first step to becoming a knight was to serve as a page. Usaully at the age of seven, the young boy…

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    How To Read Hamlet

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    In High School, we were assigned to read Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. We had a month to cover the play ourselves, after which we’d be tested. An entire month to read a book, like, less than half an inch thick. A Speech tournament later, I had three full weeks to begin. A swim meet … it’s cool. Two more weeks. Scouts, choir, church, math tutoring, another TV marathon, I’m sure people have read Hamlet in a weekend. I was going to be fine. I could still get an A—Easy.…

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    Glory In Homer's Odyssey

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    In this essay, I will argue that the Odyssey is in agreement with Achilles’ criticism of the idolization of early death in the name of glory, who asserts to Odysseus that life is better than death under all circumstances. This is displayed as Odysseus realizes chasing glory will inevitably end in his demise, preventing him from returning to Ithaca and regaining control of his oikos. This will be proven through Odysseus’ encounter with Polyphemus, his conversation with Achilles in the underworld,…

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    At what point do you get led to cut your arm off? Wonder what you would have done if you were in that situation? Aron Ralston, is a dexterous hiker, who craves isolation to embark on adventures and be one with nature. It is a deeply enthralling film of the lengths a person will go to for survival. Ralston faced a terrible choice that most humans pray to be spared- whether to accept death as the foreseeable consequence, or to make a last desperate decision. He was out of the ordinary, an…

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    Cernunnos: Celtic God

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    them on her way. That makes her associated with the creator gods and goddesses. Another story connects her with Brigid. In that one Cailleach is the old hag or crone during the winter, but when spring arrives She is either transformed into a stone boulder or drinking from the Well of Youth, and when that has happened either Brigid takes over the months of summer or Cailleach herself is turned into Brigid. In other stories the two of them are…

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