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    October 18, 2014. The morning light trickled down through the dense canopy of trees that encircled the cemetery as I walked through the grassfield in front of the entrance. Only a few clouds blotched the otherwise flawless sky-blue. Passing the entrance that read “Los Angeles National Cemetery”, two signs stood in front of me: one with a list of floral regulations, the other welcoming visitors, while warning them of prohibited activities. Behind it, a black signpost read: “Blue Star Memorial, A…

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    Scandinavian association in Scandinavian areas through their choice of dress ornaments. Gender distinctions in expression of ethnic identity are widely observable in modern contexts. These brooches are an acceptable means of distinguishing female from male graves. In 1991 Judith Jesch wrote the first book in English to explore the lives of Scandinavian women from 800-1100, Women in the Viking Age. The work takes a multidisciplinary approach in order to investigate the varying roles and…

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    of a physical ideal opposite to theirs. Their black milk is more closely related with the “grave in the air” that is repeated throughout the poem as well. While the speaker of the poem and the speaker of certain lines within it are difficult to differentiate, we can be fairly certain that the person introducing the idea of the graves in the air is the SS officer. He commands the prisoners to “shovel” a grave in the air and that they will not be too cramped once they are there. He is presenting…

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    Hardy’s poems, The Darkling Thrush, and Ah, Are You Digging on My Grave? Are three poems that help us better understand the things we don’t really notice that we are missing. In the poem Remembrance, by Emily Bronte, one understands the loss of a loved one. In the poem The Darkling Thrush, by Thomas Hardy one is told how it feels to have no hope, having all hope gone! The last poem by Thomas Hardy is, Ah, Are You Digging on My Grave? Which helps us really think about how it is when one has…

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    became known as South Burying Ground. South Burying Ground, when viewed in comparison to Old Hill Burying Ground, is relatively small. It has around 300 graves, all of which date from 1697 to 1860 and are arranged in a way similar to other cemeteries during that time period. At the southern edge of the cemetery,…

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    I decided to choose a contemporary piece to write about. Shakey Graves is an Americana musician from Austin, Texas. Alejandro Rose-Garcia is his real name but after a night by the campfire with his friends; Shakey Graves was the Indian guide name given to him playfully by his friends. He has quite a unique sound and plays three instruments at once while singing. You’ll probably see him playing in his hat, wife-beater, skinny jeans, and proper boots. His music is a cross between folk, rock and…

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    omic Relief: The Gravediggers in Act 5 offer a comic relief from the drama and death of the previous scenes. Their jokes heavily rely on death and the religion along with it. During 5.1, whilst digging Ophelia’s grave, they question with each other if she should be allowed to be buried within the Christian church graveyard since her death seems apparent that it was a suicide, and if this is the case that is prohibited within the Christian church. “Is she to be buried in Christian burial when she…

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    There are several different diseases and disorders that are caused by the endocrine system. Endocrine systems are made up of a gland that make and also relinquishes hormones that assist in the regulation of body functions. It also essentially helps with the body’s capacity to transition calories that create energy for the cells and also the organs. The endocrine system impacts the way that your heart beats, how the bones in your body as well as the tissues produce. The endocrine system also…

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    site is aimed at discovering the excellence of the land….When the land is excellent, the spirits will be comfortable and the descendants will flourish,” as said by Master Cheng. So as you can infer the burial sites were extravagant and filled with “grave goods”. In the next few pages we will be exploring the ancient Chinese burial rituals and after death beliefs. One very interesting thing that the Chinese did was to bury riches and extraordinary goods. Your rank in life decided how many…

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    Jerry is bank messenger by day, and an illegal grave digger by night. He is mad at his wife, because she is praying for him to stop digging up graves. He is mad at her because this is how he earns a living, and does not want to stop even though he knows it is illegal. Jerry calls himself an “Honest Tradesman” this is his cover name for the grave digging he does. There is a conversation in “A Tale of Two Cities” which is a turning point for Jerry…

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