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    around the set flicker and the centre of the stage appears like an iris. This becomes a symbolic for looking out into the future. This bright hopefulness and positivity is also expressed through the puppeteers’ use of small flashlights for the characters eyes. These flashlights express how the characters can only see towards what is in front of them and are unable to shift look away. Through the use of technical elements, Argus…

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    Preaching Research Paper

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    Preaching in both the OT and NT is defined as an oral address to the people of God to shape their identity and style of life. Preaching challenges people to acknowledge the Lord in their lives and seek his diving will for their purpose. Freedman (2000) defines preaching as speaking the word of God, exhorting, and witnessing, while shaping the identity of the people of God. Preaching is to make a speech about religion in a church or other public place: to deliver a sermon. Preaching is an…

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    The lights were just turned off. Everyone was laying in their beds. You could hear them shifting in their bunkbeds in effort to get comfortable while causing the old black rugged beds to squeak. I was tucked into my bed with only my head exposed on my top bunk staring up at the ceiling in the darkness. It was always hard for me to go to bed because of the high pane windows that brought light in from the street lights. You could hear the other guys getting out of bed at random times to go use the…

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    A Case of Mistaken Eyewitness Testimony, Ronald Cotton Ronald Cotton was a victim of being wrongly identified in an eyewitness testimony. In July 1984, a man broke into Jennifer Thompson-Cannino's, 22 years old house. Whoever this man was sexually assaulted her, but Jennifer Thompson-Cannino was smart and did what she could to stay alive and remember all the features of this man to make sure he will be charged for his actions. Later on in the same night, he repeated this actions to another…

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    The Lava Beds National Monument, I believe would be a great place for students to learn about nature. Located on the border of California and Oregon, the lonely road leads to something amazing. To something some may consider as California's "best kept secret." The Lava Beds National Monument, is one of the most visited national monuments in America. It attracts only one hundred thirty thousand visitors each year but the "secret" underground caves and volcanic rock of the park is full of…

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    Cassie Logan Quotes

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    The Courageous Acts of Cassie Logan When someone stands up to others for being unfair, that is courage. Throughout the story, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry Mildred Taylor uses Cassie Logan as an example of a young girl that must stand up for her convictions even when people are against her and her family. Cassie shows courage when she faces her rival Lillian Jean Simms, helped T.J. after what he did to her family. Cassie’s actions showed that she was a sassy, outspoken girl who loved her…

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    Dental Crowns

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    Did Your Dental Crown Fall Out? Follow These 4 Steps You could be eating a meal and suddenly realize your tooth doesn’t feel right to you. Chances are that your dental crown fell out unexpectedly, and now you don’t know what to do. Thankfully, dental crowns can be saved and placed back into your mouth. Follow these 4 steps to know what you should do in this situation. Assess The Situation You will most likely feel or hear something that makes you stop chewing and think about what is loose in…

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    Ed gein, also known as leatherface, was a real life monster. he was a infamous corpse snatcher and murderer. ed gein was a raised in a religious home with his mother, brother, and alcoholic father. all of his family members perished way before ed. when his mother was still alive, she warned him of the sin of women. some say this was the was the cause of gein’s obsession with women, maybe it was the isolation. ed gein wanted to be a woman, he started to take body parts from graves and would use…

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    Have you ever been pointed at with a flashlight in your eyes, and are immediately irritated and hope it would end. Well that’s how Albert Camus's main character Meursault feels in his novel the Stranger. Meursault, a detached and emotionless man living in french occupied Algeria, shows no care towards his mother's death, his “girlfriend”, and an Arab that he murders. While performing his careless everyday routines, the only emotion he shows is his feelings towards the sun. Even though he shows…

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    In “The Things They Carried,” by Tim O’Brien, each soldier stated what the war has done to them in order for their past to conclude the meaning of the book as a whole. He, O’Brien, speaks about how he was in war in the past, his connection with it and how it affects his personal life. O’Brien states, “I survived, but it’s not a happy ending, I was a coward. I went to to war” (61) to give the direct knowledge that he went to war and got through it with challenges at the end. The bad ending…

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