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    them the most. In the same night Val had lost two out of the three people in the world that meant everything to her. One died, the other chose to walk away. How was she supposed to feel when her father was just laid to his final resting place and Delilah was nowhere to be found? So abandoned. So alone. So angry. So hurt. Sure…

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    she talks about the rise of Van Dyck’s popularity and how he was favored by King Charles I. She mentioned how not only was he able to display realism and expressionism in secular paintings, but also in religious one like the painting of Samson and Delilah and The Crucifixion of Jesus. These paintings revealed sorrow through dark tones and the use of body language that revealed grief. Similarly, Souren Melikian’s article “ Van Dyck’s climb to the top’, discusses how Van Dyck’s use of dark tones…

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    The Patience of Job? No Such Thing... Cox’s introduction talks about three stages of studying the bible. He gives insight on studying the bible through the narrative or literal stage during his younger years. He seemed to be fascinated with the stories of the bible as most children are. It was intriguing to not only learn of the characters in the the parables but he “also sometimes acted them out”. (Cox 2) The stories we hear as children are colorful, fun and full of life and love.…

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    they went to transform into warmer clothes, since it still was snowing outside. Princess Maggie chose a lengthy pink dress with white fur around the neckline. Princess Laura chose a lengthy baby blue dress with white fur around her neck. Princess Delilah chose a lengthy yellow dress with white fur neckline. Princess Daisy chose a lengthy orchid dress with white fur around her neck. All the princesses’…

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    “In 2010, it’s estimated that states spent roughly $3.6 billion on marijuana law enforcement. A necessary expense? What do you think?” (Butterfield n.p.). Many people in the US tend to believe cannabis is only a harmful plant and legalizing marijuana would be risky. The article “Marijuana Legalization and Regulation,” proves otherwise. In this article, the many pros of legalizing marijuana are noted. The regulations that come with legalizing marijuana are also discussed. I believe that the…

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    Jehovah Thank You

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    For just being you. Luv ya! Thank you, to my wife, Keisha. For being my wife. My bestest bestest bestest friend-est. And the mother of my soon-to-be husband. ☺ I love you like a fat kid loves cake. Forevaaaaaa! “You say man a wicked, but woman a Delilah…” Bapbapbapbap! Wheeeeeel an’ cum again! Bombaaat starrrr! #Jamrockbabes4life To my mother, and my brother Omar. This is less of a thank you and more of a congratulations. I’m so proud of you both. Omar, you are living proof that miracles do…

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    There are not many short books that can leave a memorable and lasting impression on the reader, but The Picture of Dorian Gray is certainly among one of them. First published in 1890, the book tells the tale of A young man, Dorian Gray, who becomes infatuated with his beauty after a conversation with Lord Henry Wotton, who he met through his friend, Basil Hallward, the true culprit of the tragedy, for he was the one who painted the portrait of Dorian, which became the symbol of corruption within…

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    names for her many different characters in order to protect their identities. This book was also updated by a well know author named Lydia Maria Childs. Harriet Jacobs was born into slavery in 1813 in Edenton, North Carolina to her parents Elijah and Delilah. In Chapter 1 Jacobs states that “I was a born a slave, but I never knew it till six years of happy childhood had passed away,” (Jacobs, 413) at a young age her parents passed away, leaving Harriet under…

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    The Philistine rulers promised Delilah to pay her if she found out the source of Samson’s great power. She was indeed successful with that and was able to find out that it was his hair. The Philistines cut his hair and surely God left him. The Philistines took Samson’s eye out and praised…

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    A. Introduction of Feminist Criticism There are many people believe that men are superior while women are inferior. It means that women are weak creatures and they cannot work as hard as men. This belief is very unfair for women. Women and men should have equal opportunities. Women should not be discriminated because of their gender. Hence, Feminism is formed. In general, Feminism is related to women’s emancipation. Feminist movement tries to reach the same equality between women and men in…

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