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    The experience of biting into the glistening skin of a beautiful apple, tasting the luscious flesh of a flavorful fruit that resembles drinking fresh cider, the refreshing crunch that is capable of turning any “unhealthy” day of gloom into one full of energy, and the feeling of content that accompanies a first-class apple is lacking in the produce sold at convenience stores across Penn State’s campus. Unfortunately, the tempting basket of “red deliciousness” that occupies the check-out counter consists of unsatisfying, sub-par apples. From the outside, these fruits are enchanting, generating expectations of a delectable experience; however, at first bite it is evident that quantity is more important that quality. The apples are often bland, mushy, and, simply, unappetizing (adjectives that should not describe a fruit with so much potential). There is hope though. There is hope for the state of these apples, for I propose a plan to rectify the “distasteful” apples sold in…

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    have become the norm in the United States and many other parts of the world. At the start of this semester I did not think having a lot of one single crop was a bad idea. Having a few types of delicious apples and the same bananas at the store every day made me feel comfortable. I knew exactly what I was getting every time I went to the store. No mass difference between types of fruits and vegetables was found. I was ok with this standard. However, after going through the readings throughout…

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    tamarind for snacks. The others had none at all. I asked my mother why couldn’t we have similar food. She answered that parents who were professionals could afford to buy delicious and expensive food for their children as compared to less educated parents who had menial jobs with a meager salary. My mother told me to be grateful anyway for the things we have and to be thankful for the opportunity to study. Because of that studying became my precious endeavor, I had liked to seat in front to…

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    Red-white-red is a color combination of the Canadian flag. A maple leaf is a Canadian symbol since as early as 1700. When the Canada Day rolls around, the best way to celebrate the summer holiday and surprise your kids and guests by making healthy and delicious treats, baking cakes or cookies, and using the red-white color combination and maple leaf shapes for food decoration. White is for peace and red is for bravery, so celebrate the Canada Day with fabulous, brave and soothing desserts in red…

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    capabilities as a normal perceiver. Though apples would appear what a normal perceiver would call green, a non-normal perceiver could still discriminate a Macintosh apple from a Red Delicious apple. Non-normal perceivers are thus functionally identical to normal perceivers. Nida-Rümelin, furthermore, argues that the experiences of non-normal perceivers would significantly differ from those of normal perceivers because of their inverted color perception. Because the cones of non-normal perceivers…

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    Doping In Sports

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    By mixing white and black it gives off the shade of gray. The gray in Figure 1 and 2 establish the responsibility of a person not being forced to do Chassidy Mayhew 1/31/16 Georgia Jackson ENC 1102 Supplements Over Steroids anything but it fully up to themselves to make the decision of what route they want to take. The real standalone color is red which pops out over all the settle and dull colors to show people to go ahead and do what they need to do to get right. Also the color red shows…

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    based on the technique of modeling. The modeling technique helps create the sense of roundness which gives the sense of light and shadow. Roundness is used for Judith’s dress, her dress has a rounded crinkle look that is made to look 3D while also giving off a shadow. Even the headdress on the servant appears to have used this exact same method. Lastly the shape as an Icon was used. If one is familiar with the bible they would be able to recognize Judith from an Old Testament tale because of the…

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    connection. Color is an inseparable part of our lives that we tend to perceive things through. It has a deep impact on our emotions and feelings. We learn as we grow, especially in school, to associate colors with emotions. For instance, children in school learn that the color green is associated with being glad and red being associated with anger. Yet do they know that the color-emotion association can determine and set peoples mood without noticing it. Also, depending on the shade of the…

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    enlightening but the North Building was close quarters. In addition the audience of the Hamilton building was many families with young children while the North building was a much older crowd. The Hamilton also had more chances to interact with the art such as the exhibits that you can create your own piece of art and the fact that you can show how you feel with some of the art pieces when the curator adds the opportunity to put a color coordinated bead in the containers. The Crucifixion and the…

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    shadows alternate giving the piece as a whole a very ominous and tragic atmosphere. Colors can have varying meanings and Géricault utilizes color to help convey the theme of despair and hope in his painting. One of the main colors the audience notices is the yellow-orange color of the sky in the horizon. The sun is going down and taking with it the cheerfulness that is associated with yellow. At the top middle and right of the painting, a charcoal gray seems to be taking the place of the…

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