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    wrists, with anvils attached to her feet. Another of her victims was Io, a Greek princess that Zeus cheated on her with. Hera suspected Zeus had a new lover and went searching for him. Zeus turned Io into a white calf to keep her safe from Hera. Later on when she found Zeus she asked for the calf as a present, and he couldn’t deny. So then Zeus would visit her nut later on Hera agreed to turn her back into a women. Semele, a mortal woman who gave birth to Zeus’s son Dionysus, was another one of…

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    The worst part about this whole process is that the mothers often times try to kill the calf as soon as it come out because of bitter fear. To prevent fatality, the zoo keepers take the calf away from the mother until conditions are safe. This seems like a safe procedure, but such infanticide hasn't been seen to occur with elephants in the wild. Captivity is the cause of the scary conditions that put a calf in danger. Stillbirths are the other major problem that lead to unsuccessful…

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    An article counteracting the renowned film, Blackfish, a documentary about the inhumane treatment and situation of orcas in captivity, was released by Seaworld Cares. Seaworld Cares is a foundation for animals supported by Seaworld. The article was the company’s retort against the film’s “ultimately false and misleading points”. The main purpose of the article is to persuade the reader, while providing some information to support their points. They wish to urge the reader to believe that not…

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    They feed primarily on shoots of more than 100 different species. Some of these pants are poisonous to humans. After a gestation period that can last up to 16 months one litter is born. The average litter size is one. That baby is then called a calf. Young Okapi are not fully grown till they are at least 3 years old. There is an important captive breeding center in Epulu at the heart of the reserve.…

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    Athenian Principles The Classical Age of Ancient Greece otherwise known as the Golden Age (ca. 480-430 B.C.E.), became the most creative period in the history of the world. A play called Antigone by Sophocles’, reflects the cultural values and characteristics of the Golden Age. The Golden Age of Greece featured civic pride in the society, a firm belief of realism and idealism, and a strong, tenacious patriarchal system and these qualities are shown in Antigone. After conquering the Persian…

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    the past to explain the present is very similar to The Myth of the First Cattle Raid. Lincoln discussed the story of Dinka and Nuer whom are the two children of God. God gifted his children Dinka and Nuer with a cow and a calf. One night Dinka decided to steal his brother’s calf. As a punishment, dependents of Nuer were encouraged to raid Dinka people’s cattle numerous times. This myth truly represents the reoccurring theme that the past shapes the…

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    south, east and west. Cleanliness and purity are the consistent themes of the myth and Lakota believe that if one contaminates one’s own home, one will be suffocated by one’s own waste. The transformation of the holy woman as different types of buffalo-calf shows the unlimited power of the holy, before which a human being needs to surrender to. The above myth is culturally and spiritually interlinked to the actual lifestyles and beliefs of the…

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    The Miller in Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales tells a story about infidelity, mischievousness, and floods, all centering around a young girl. The central character in “The Miller’s Tale” is an eighteen-year-old girl named Alisoun. The girl, married to a carpenter, begins an affair with one of her tenants and teases another man in town. However, she is not described to be the flirtatious woman her actions show her to be. The description of Alisoun made by Chaucer does not make her a sympathetic…

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    Later on, I moved to figure skating and trained in the sport for nine years. Unfortunately, I was forced to retire from skating, due to some serious calf issues involving 3 surgeries. For this reason, I transitioned to rowing; which is a non-impact sport that would allow me to continue training at a high-performance level; even with my chronic calf condition. The switch to rowing required quite an adjustment, as I went from something that was highly technical and where you always had to look…

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    Moses, a much more famous and well known name, Aaron was a key person in God’s plan. We see the major impact Aaron’s life made on others through Aaron talking to Pharaoh and the people of Israel, talking to God on Mount Sinai, and making the golden calf for the people to worship. One of the big things Aaron did in his life was talk to Pharaoh and the people of Israel. A key verse describing this and Aaron's character is Exodus 7:1-2. “Then the Lord…

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