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Imagine a hot and brutal day in the fields, just like the day before, and the day before that, and the day before that, this is what life would be like for serfs in the middle ages. The middle ages was a time when feudalism defined the europeans in their world. The peasants or serfs worked the land for the knights and nobles and in return they received protection and a portion of the harvest to feed their families (OI). Even though the serfs had their work cut out for them, the vassals, got…

The Chatham Health Alliance is currently looking for employers to assist in the development of a worksite wellness program for Chatham County employers, Worksite Wellness Chatham. The vision for Worksite Wellness Chatham takes a holistic view of health and will present levels that employers can choose from based on their needs and capacity. Through Worksite Wellness Chatham, the Chatham Health Alliance will serve as a catalyst to support employers in establishing and sustaining wellness…

Mr.T Director Fairfax County Recycling Center 4618 West Ox Rd, Fairfax, VA 22030 Dear Mr. T., Thank you for hiring me to help out with the Fairfax County Recycling Center. Ive been involved in this business for 3 years now and have my company in North Carolina. I have worked for many other counties/districts and i am very excited to work with you. I have been thinking very thoughtfully through this and have come to a conclusion how to redesign the recycling process in Fairfax County to…

Théodore Géricault Le Radeau de La Méduse (the raft of the medusa) French Romantic artist (1798-1863) oil painting Théodore Géricault (26 September 1791 - 26 January 1824) is an influential French painter and lithographer. The Raft of the Medusa is known for his most famous piece, which is an oil painting on canvas completed during 1818 to 1819, when he was in the age of 27. The painting depicts the scene of the aftermath when a shipwreck occured, this is referred to a real event happened on…

In the early 15th Century Florence, there were an array of young artists that experimented discuss the context of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Filippo Brunelleschi was an important innovator during the Renaissance period as an architect and an inventor. Leon Battirta Alberti was also an important engineer during this time. Also discussed, are few works done by Donato Bramante (1444-1514) and Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564). This essay will briefly discuss the importance of art…

Saturday, March 26 Dover Chapel continued it 's jubilee portion of the retreat as a Young woman named Ayana displayed her God given dance talent as glorification to God. It was a very graceful and elegant dance this beautiful young African American sister from Jubilee dance Nyc It was to very peaceful music of piano and drums. Everyone in attendance was drawn in as if the holy spirit was on the stage. It was like an intoxicating display of her God blessed gift. As the performance went on, she…

venture to keep their honor by doing as their lord commands. These three codes are the knightly conduct, the chivalric code, and courtly love. Through these three codes, readers observe how Sir Gawain shows true chivalry in his travels to the Green Chapel to meet the mysterious Green Knight and his…

We learned about the history of African Americans in Marion, IN. What were the resources we used to better understand that story? (List them in bullet point form and don’t forget field trips!) • Weaver Cemetery • Hills Chapel AME • Quilters Hall of Fame • The Geography of Resistance: Free Black Communities & the Underground Railroad by Cheryl Janifer LaRoche • Flossie Baily article • An Oral History of African Americans in Grant County • Lines of Color- Marion Lynching…

Two Monstrous Locations One of the most significant places for anyone or anything is where they live. A home is the place that holds their life, memories, and things that are important to them. For example, most people hang pictures of their love ones, and take time to decorate. A decoration is like pouring one’s soul into an empty space; therefore, people try to beatify their homes. However, beauty can be evil too. On the other hand, empty walls speak louder, then hundred words. Empty walls…

In this stanza, Keats introduces The Beadsman, the minor and sympathetic characters of the story who is the well-wisher of Madeline and wants to see her happy after getting her true love. He is shown here as one of the frozen creatures on this bitter and cold night, with his frozen fingers and breath. He is unaware of his surrounding and also the freezing cold but he is determined to say his prayers to the “sweet Virgin” (9). Somewhere he represents himself the ideas of holiness, martyrdom and…