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No, one even the bravest of knights ever returned from there, for they fade away in the dust storms that arise out of nowhere. The land looked on with wild devastation and hate, so arid that it supports sparse vegetation. Unsuitable for humans to inhabit, so dry, the sun so hot, the skin burns and blisters in a short time, the wind blows indurate there, pitting the skin, a place that seems lifeless. This Dark Empire contains, grotesque spirits hidden deep beneath the surface. These souls and…

Jack manipulates the myth so the boys bow down to him instead of Ralph. Jack talks about how they are going to catch the beast. He does this so the boys join in. He also tries to make Ralph look dumb by making Ralph one of the only ones to say it is not real. Jack makes the boys believe the beast is so real, he creates details for it make the boy believe it more and more. Jack would have gone through anything to become the chief. Hitler and his propaganda machine used the same tactics as Jack…

"Dumdiddleydumdum, dumdum" is the riff that has inspired multiple songs and many artists. In "Liberating the Students Voice" Mark Holding explains to his students how this applies to college essays. They all must follow a set of rules but in the end, they are all completely different. This seemed very interesting to me since I have never seen it in that way. For instance, The Who and Bow Wow Wow are both from complete two different music genres but they somehow found a way to use the same riff…

The two-point threshold experiment is meant to test a person's ability to perceive details on different parts of the body. Measurements varied on regions of the body depending on the size of their receptive fields. While the distance of the two points on my forearm was about three and a half centimeters, the distance between them on my upper arm was just barely four centimeters. Another example would be between my finger and thigh. The distance between the two points on my finger was 0.3…

Do you know what a sonic boom is? Do you know how a sonic boom is created? After you read this paper you will be able to answer yes to both questions. A sonic boom is a thunder like sound that can only be heard on the ground. A sonic boom is a shock wave created by an airplane or another aerospace object flying equal to or greater than the speed of sound. A physicist named Ernst Mach established a way to measure airspeed to the speed of sound. (Wonderpolis pg.2). Mach 1 is when you are flying at…

lengths” (individual rods) add up to “trains” (combinations) which are equal to the length of a larger car. The students will record the different combinations and how many there are for each car length and then look for a pattern by examining the numbers and a graphical representation of the results. Common Core State Standards: M08.D-S.1: Investigate patterns…

Core members and Executive Management conducts a 2-3 day workshop categorizing and prioritizing feedback into manageable action plans. Seek “quick win” task which require little or no budget preparations to correct immediately. Separate tasks in 0-3, 3-6, and 6-12 month completion potentials with tasks requiring more than 12 months or budget allocations being designated as long-term objectives. Assign “Executive Champions” of each task to designate responsibility and timing expectations to…

Introduction The “golden” number, 1.61803399, is known as the golden ratio (Livio). Artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci and Raphael used the golden ratio in many of their most famous artworks. How did the golden ratio increase the popularity of their artworks? The golden ratio seen in artworks is thought to be more appealing and pleasing to an audience because the geometric proportions are easy for the eyes to scan. The eye is able to scan an image the fastest when it is shaped as a golden ratio…

Technology is a fast growing element that has a great advantage regarding our social, educational, and professional future. I observe and use technology on a daily basis. If I take a moment to look around me I am able to observe these wonderful advantages. Some few examples are when I observe people connecting to their social media and staying in touch with friends, self-serve cashier machines at Wal-Mart, television screens at gas stations, and projectors for classroom presentations.…

way Christopher, the protagonist, processes everything by using and needing concrete facts or patterns and various structures to justify his different conclusions he arrives at throughout the novel, also on how each chapter is labeled with prime numbers. Haddon does not do anything without a purpose in this novel. Everything plays a role from the sentence to the words used. His repetitive use of coordinating conjunctions throughout the novel shows the reader balanced sentences, thus giving us…