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    birds as “transparent and whirling, like smoke”, “like an eye”, and “loosened like a skein”. They both use heavy imagery when describing the birds. An example of this imagery is when Audubon says, “the light of the noon-day was obscured as by and eclipse; the dung fell in spots, unlike melting flakes of snow; and the continued buzz of wings had a tendency to lull my senses to repose.” Dillard uses imagery dramatically throughout her passage, “Could tiny birds be sifting through me right now,…

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    shy boy who comes from a dysfunctional family, that moves from Houston, Texas to Tangerine, Florida. Paul is a legally blind, but he doesn’t let that get in his way he decides to become a soccer player. He lost his eyesight from staring at a solar eclipse for too long or so he's told. We follow him as he goes through many hardships and challenges at Tangerine but he also makes new friends…

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    Turner was allowed to be taught in reading, writing, and religion. During his childhood, he was sold three times (history.com). He became a preacher and believed that he was chosen to lead the African American slaves into freedom. After seeing a solar eclipse, which he…

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    Meryl Streep V. Lagerfeld

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    designer whose dress I chose to use, a major publication of The slanderous industry ... later, the story was taken up on a global scale, and continues, on the whole, to overwhelm my appearance at the Oscars, during my account of the 20th nomination, and eclipse This honor in the eyes of the media, my colleagues and the audience . I do not take this lightly, and Lagerfeld generic statement of regret for this "controversy" was not excuses, he lied, printed lies and I'm still in…

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    audience found his situation funny and laughed. Tony Grillo became disqualified. The other two competitors were still in the race and had to do fours laps of butterfly. Everyone who was watching cheered. “I hope Matt Gratton can finish before the next eclipse,” said Agnes Luntz, the coach of the Razorbacks. Gratton and Plingus were neck and neck. On the final lap, Gratton finished a few seconds earlier. He came in first place with a striking 3 minutes, 46 seconds. “New record!” said Christy…

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    Hypatia Essay

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    were applied. Hypatia according to Hesychius (Greek Biographer), worked in the first three. Hypatia taught both arithmetic and geometry for its own philosophic discipline. While she taught astronomy as practical and used it extensively to predict eclipses, construct calendars and aid navigation. Hypatia was popular lecturer on philosophical topics such as Neoplatonist, attracting loyal students and large audience. In addition, she lectured on famous scholars like Euclid and…

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    Logan Heroism

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    He has true depth. He's a man suffering after a life of inflicting much pain and death, which, in his mind, eclipses his world-saving heroism as a member of the X-Men.”4 “...while the character’s claws are intact, the movie is a major narrative and stylistic shift in its franchise universe.”5 “This is a film where people try to drive through chain-link fences…

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    In 1889, President Harrison’s government promulgated a new Indian policy that came with some radical changes. It declared that families were to live on 320-acre individual allotments instead of residing in multifamily camps or villages; they were to support themselves by agriculture and instructed by Euro-American Farmers; and lastly, children were to be sent to boarding schools. The boarding school's primary purpose was to cut off the children from their Indian heritage and make them speak…

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    Leonardo Da Vinci was fascinated and interested in shadow projection in relation to painting. He questioned the inherent intricacies of light and optics. He married the complexities of reflection with the complexities of visual perception. His observations of optics and astronomy complicated his understanding of light. Leonardo had shown that astronomy and optics are connected. Da Vinci’s influence and studies covered across different streams of the renaissance era, from art, into science, into…

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    Choices have consequences that could be good or bad. In Tangerine by Edward Bloor, the main character Paul is scared of his brother Erik and doesn’t want his parents to know what his brother is doing with Arthur, Erik’s friend. Erik isn’t a good brother or a good person and made many choices that did not help Paul and affected his relationships with his friends. Erik’s first major choice was when held Paul while his friend Vincent Castor spray painted Paul's eyes. When this happened, Paul was 5…

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