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    to meet new people, and that I should watch who I become friends with. The day I went to the Ice Rink, was a chilly one. Cloudy, cold, and just enough to make your nose run. I had on a long black coat with a zip up hoodie and no hat, no gloves, and grey unnamed boots on. I walked past a big dome with clear see through glass and the inside was full of melted ice. I saw tons of people get into line inside a heated white tent to buy rental skates that was by…

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    Robert Haight’s poem, “Early October Snow,” has many feasible interpretations. One viable way to read the poem is in the literal sense. Therefore, in the literal sense this poem is about the speaker describing the beauty in a snowy October day. The speaker uses vibrant words to make this black and white picture become vibrant with colors. After carefully analyzing this poem, the focus of the poem has emphasized the value of time and has explained to cherish the time available. Furthermore, the…

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    pink and colourful and seemed to symbolize The European ideas of that era. The world outside is a blank white, seemingly like the eternal winter, the cold of the people on the eve of war. The Nazis blinding people's thoughts, everything is grey. And Ruiz’s grey castle symbolized German fascism. Once all busy seems to be before the end of the carnival, with the death of Gustave, as at the end of the film only vaguely revealed the advent of the battle of the century, or as The Grand Budapest Hotel…

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    Along with this comes the inhumane death of these black people followed inconsistent stories of their murder. Freddie Grey was targeted for allegedly having a switchblade, had unnecessary force used against him as an African American male from Baltimore; profiling. Sandra Bland failed to signal to switch lanes then was dragged out of her car as an African American women…

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    The Great Gatsby is a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald and explores the theme of the conflict that exists between the different classes in society in terms of wealth and social status. In the novel, the settings reflects the level of social and wealth status each character has. There is a clash between the old money, new money and lower class. It arises from old money’s traditional views and new money and the lower classes’ desire for more. Setting is used to emphasise this through the three…

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    There are two different systems the peripheral and central. There are two types of matter in the brain: grey matter and white matter. Grey matter receives and stores impulses. Cell bodies of neurons and neuroglia are in the grey matter. White matter in the brain carries impulses to and from grey matter. It consists of the nerve fibres (axons). the neuron is the basic unit in the nervous system. It is a specialized conductor cell that receives and…

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    All throughout, Fitzgerald uses colors such as green, grey, white, and yellow. With the color green, the first thing to come to mind for this novel is the light that Gatsby outreaches for at the end of Daisy’s dock. “Involuntarily I glanced seaward - and distinguished nothing except a single green light, minute…

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    on a greyscale. The same linear transformation is applied, no matter of the characteristics of the original colour schemes: there is no subtlety in this method. Two original colours differing in perceived brightness can be transformed into the same grey with this method. True greyscale maps are specifically designed and not a mere transformation of a…

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    Charles Darwin was a scientist. He lived from 1809 to 1882. He observed variation happening in nature. He hypothesised the Theory of Evolution, which was how life had changed over time. This could also be known as how modern species have developed from ancient organisms. Darwin observed that organisms normally produce more offspring than can survive. Also not all offspring are identical. There is variation (differences) in their physical traits. Lastly, different organisms must compete to…

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    I was a manager in the United States Air Force for fifteen years. My first management position started in November 1991 and I continued with various management positions until my retirement in April 2006. I have been an Air Force manager in the Air Traffic Control career field as well as the Maintenance Plans and Scheduling career field. My current job position is described as Configuration Data Manager and I have been in that Northrop Grumman position since November 2012. I currently have no…

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