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    Have you ever noticed that alarm clocks never come with the option of sirens for your daily wake-up call? Perhaps this is for good reason - I do not recommend it to anyone on any occasion. On November 1st, 2003, I was abruptly awakened by the horrifying sound of sirens, a sound that did nothing but put a deep pit in my stomach as I crawled out of bed that Saturday morning. In a panic, my mom quickly grabbed my brother and me and rushed us to our neighbor’s house. We spent the next few hours…

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    this is a basic example of how Odysseus showcases his erudition . Furthermore in book twelve, Odysseus and his men travel through the dangerous ocean where sea monsters like the Sirens, Charybdis, and Brown 2 Scylla lurk in the water ( Homer 1232- 1233). However, Odysseus decides to only tell his crew about the Sirens because Circe’s prophecy states that he will lose men in the battle with Charybdis and Scylla (Homer 1234).This point from book twelve implies how Odysseus is erudite…

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    (706) He put the beeswax in his men’s ears so that it would block out the Siren’s tranceful song. He then had his men tie him to a wooden pole so that he could hear the music but so that they would not serenade to death, luckily they then passed the Sirens with no harm done. Another example is when Odysseus tricked the Cyclops. When Odysseus and his men met the Cyclops Odysseus told him that his name was “Nohbdy”. He then used his clever thinking and made a plan. He gave the Cyclops wine so that…

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    Is Odysseus A Hero

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    shores of the Phaeacians(P.51)”. After blinding the polyphemus, Odysseus tells him “ That if any one asks who did this it was the brave warrior Odysseus(P.84)”. Well, then his father Zeus destroys his ship in a sea storm. When he escapes from the sirens and his entire crew was killed. These where all indicators that Odysseus…

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    2016. Nervousness griped my heart harder than my younger brother who was gripping hand so tightly that I was sure his knuckles were whiter than ebony. We were sitting in the back of my aunts small car as we drove silently through the streets with sirens blaring, and police lights all round. We slowly worked our way through the city going through seemingly every single back alley in Dallas. My Aunt and my Grandparents were thinking so hard on finding a way back to the hotel and to total safety, I…

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    We're driving to Tenaha to go see my aunt, because my dad hasn't seen her over two years. While we are driving we have the radio on listening to Hot Station 96.3, minutes later I hear the sirens going off through the radio. Afterwards I get a text message from my cousin kimberly saying that a Tornadoe is going to hit Shelby County in a half an hour. I show my parents the message kimberly had sent me, and my dad immediately turned around and drove to my uncles house who was the closes, we tell…

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    Jason Mercer's Sacrifice

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    Sacrifice is an act of complete and utter selflessness a rare yet beautiful trait. Jason Mercer is a man who lives by that lifestyle. Jason devotes his life to be a firefighter because of the avid desire he has to serve those in need. In everything he does, he performs with diligence. He is a dedicated worker, has altruistic qualities, and is fearless in his work. Jason has been through multiple promotions which leads to his current title as Lieutenant Mercer, which is another name for Master…

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    Arizona Memorial History

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    Few historical events have created a symbol so impacting on the American psyche as the Arizona Memorial. Americans over the last few decades have taken the pilgrimage on the Navy launch taking them there. Let’s review how it happened. Ensign Parker held the Jeep as he bounced around the wet and muddy road to Opana Point, with Captain Smith and Ensign Jones, to reach the Army radar site. The Commander dropped the Ensigns at their destination, saying he will be back with their relief at 8:00am. It…

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    human mind. In the story, the laws were human must wear handicap, ugly mask so everyone doesn’t have to know who is the ugly duckling, weight on the body so everyone must always feel weak, came to the loss of motivation to revolt and last, the painful siren handicap so everyone could think less. This government regulation is the context that creates the affection of ability to act. The story showed that the action can be affected by the context of the story, especially the insanity or the…

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    Selective Perception Essay

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    around to see where it came from to ensure safety. Furthermore, a sudden change, contrast or movement in stimuli will also catch our attention. In particular, repetitive stimuli often draw our attention. Flashing lights, ringing telephone, whirring siren, and chiming doorbell are some examples of stimuli we often attend to (Brignall, 2015). Size will also have an impact on selective perception. Kshitij Anand (2012) states that “the size of the object or stimulus…

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