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    The Ancient Greek Culture

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    I find Ancient Greek culture very interesting because of its detailed art and how the art was used to convey their values and beliefs. Architecture was an important part of their culture. One of the most prominent buildings constructed was the Parthenon; located on the Acropolis. Its construction began soon after Greece was attacked by the Persians. The structure was made out of the finest white marble and followed the common cella and peristyle plan. The building was constructed so that when…

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    Kwek-Kwek and the Halu-halo. Has anybody tried eating Kwek-kwek or Quail eggs covered in flour with an orange food coloring? This food taste really good that will make you spend a lot of your money. It may look as simple as a quail egg that has a coating, but dipping it into different sauce is just priceless for me. It has different sauce which you can choose on such as sweet, sour, or spicy sauce. It’s hard to explain how it taste but it’s really delicious. Next stop is Halu-halo or shaved ice…

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    chance and to take everything back, to face the fact that she was insane and he could get her help. Lighting is a key technique in this scene where it sets the mood and understanding of what is going on. The lighting is bright and yellow to contrast a halo around the outer perimeter of Andrew and Dolores's figure. This was used to contrast the idea of this scene being a flashback. The bright light in the beginning of this scene sets the mood as a positive memory of them talking, "she's still…

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    was not in the form of registers like some of the previous visual narratives discussed in class. There is an array of shapes applied in this painting. The shape that stands out the most is the circular, golden halo that surrounds St. Clare’s veiled head. The two angel holding the halo appear in a triangular coiled border. The eight square narratives are very important because they tell us about the eight most significant episodes in St. Clare’s…

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    Angels I was 13 when I decided to move to the Blue Sky School System. This was not my idea. I didn’t want to leave my life, especially not my aunt, but when the plane you 're on suddenly turns into a falling ball of fire- you don’t exactly have a choice. I still remember the screams, the light from the fire blinding me, and then the endless black smoke. I expect it’d give me nightmares if I still slept. Seeing as I don’t I will be content with the flashbacks of horror I have whenever my thoughts…

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    her modesty is displayed even more by her eyes because Venus is looking down (Stokstad 627). Venus looks like the Virgin Mary, and she has a halo just like how the Virgin Mary is depicted with her halo (Stokstad 627). In contrast, Venus’s halo is made of the bushes from her surroundings which can represent natural and “earthly” love (Stokstad 627). The halo could ensure that both of Venus’s natures are being represented; however since she does look like Mary, Botticelli could be showing Lorenzo…

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    The most common perceptual errors I have experienced are representativeness, halo/horn effects, and availability biases. For representativeness, I currently work for the Employment Development Department (EDD) as a Student Assistant. I was assisting one of the clients over the phone about a tax assessment. When I finished the case with the client, she thanked me numerous times for assisting her throughout the entire process in the tax assessment, and how I was not like the other employees. She…

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    enlightenment. I have chose five songs to relate to the story of Siddhartha, the songs i have chose are “I Still Havent Found What I’m Looking For” by U2, “Find Yourself” by Brad Paisley, “Wagon Wheel” by Darius Rucker, “Good Life” by Onerepublic and “Halo” by Beyonce. Every one of these songs i chose shows much similarity and can strongly relate to the great novel Siddhartha. The first song i have chose is a song by U2 that shares similarity to Siddhartha and his journey to enlightenment. U2…

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    play some sort of game in the pool and then. When we are done we can build two forts and then battle in teams for paintball. After that I would go home and play online with all my friends and then me my Friend’s Nick C, Dany S, and Max P, can start a halo clan on Xbox and destroy all of the other clans in my way. I would then have all my friends come over and we can build…

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    heads… The children own the streets here, and that’s a good thing, no?” (97) Boyden’s word choice of using the word “haloes” to describe the shape of the blackflies is key as the word halo is not affiliated with blackflies normally. Boyden chooses the word halo to emphasize the purity of the children because the word halo is used synonymously with angels who are considered the purest of the pure.…

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