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    commitment to their loved ones. Mexico is the number one country that celebrates this particular holiday. One major mural in this holiday is a sugar skull. A sugar skull is a representation of a departed soul. The first day of this celebration celebrates both life and death. You can find sugar skulls on the streets made by people to sell. You give sugar skulls to people to take them back to their passed families. There is a lot of artists who make art celebrating this holiday. Some of those…

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    were very short, while the hind limbs were longer and quite stocky. It can be distinguished from other dinosaurs in it’s family by its wider skull, the very rough texture and thickened bone on the top of its snout, and the single rounded horn on the roof of its skull. It also had more teeth in both upper and lower jaws. Known from several well-preserved skulls and abundant…

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    Badass biker jewelry is worn by those who want to show their style while not riding their bikes. They love shocking those who are unsuspecting with their badass outfits. The jewelry they purchase will reflect that personal choice and style. If you're looking for a gift for someone who is a badass biker, it should be a bold piece of jewelry that will make others take notice. Tentacle Earring The Silver Phantom Jewelry Women's Octopus Tentacle Ear Cuff Wrap Earring features a detailed tentacle.…

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    melancholy: Hamlet considers the nature of morality and the significance of man as he is confronted with the skull of a former friend who once had form in the physical world but now reduced to an insignificant carcass of skull and bones. The insignificance of man after death is initially portrayed through the frivolity of the clowns as they dig a grave: ‘[Throws up a skull]’, ’[Throws up another skull]’ and “Has this fellow no feeling of his business? A sings in grave-making”. These gestures…

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    approved policy and poses a quantifiable risk to our patients in an operating room setting. As far as allowing the use of skull caps vs a bouffant style cap, we must abide by the standard that no hair can be visible per AORN standards. (Nurses, 2017) And with a skull cap, home laundered or not, hair is visible at the nape of the neck and side burns. Therefore, no surgical skull caps can be used in an operative arena. From Kathie’s point of view, she must abide by the policies and procedures…

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    Angeles. On first inspection of the piece, the piece seems to be made up of lots of lines and blocks of colors creating jagged shapes along with broken lines all pieced together in a collage-like, layered fashion to form the overall appearance of a skull. The color palette used is mainly based on subdued primary tones of red, blues and yellows against the dominate black forming some shapes and lines, and the white of the abandoned canvas showing through. Subject Matter and Interpretation The…

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    Vincent van Gogh’s, Skull of a Skeleton with Burning Cigarette Most definitely, well known painter Vincent van Gogh, certainly led a most intriguing and captivating life within the tough art world. Early in life, van Gogh did not have it easy. With the loss of his older brother-who had the same name and birthdate- van Gogh felt miserable, and fell into a state of gloom at a young age. Throughout his life, Vincent Van Gogh suffered through many forms of rejection. One of them being, love. When…

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    from the spiritual component, Dia de los Muertos is surrounded by images and figures of skulls that are called calaveras. The calavera is the central symbol of this holiday and is used to represent what is left on earth once we die and our soul ascends. Although a skull has negative connotations in most cultures, it is a symbol of hope and ironically, life to the people of Mexico. The popularity of the skull was due in part to Jose Guadalupe Posada; the father of the famous “la Catrina”. La…

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    hygienist may come across while practicing is Pfeiffer Syndrome. According to Genetics Home Reference (2017), Pfeiffer syndrome is defined as “a genetic disorder characterized by the premature fusion of certain skull bones (craniosynostosis).” Because these skull bones fuse early it prevents the skull from forming normally and affects the shape of the head and face. A few characteristics of Pfeiffer syndrome that affect the head and face are: wide-set eyes, a high forehead, an underdeveloped…

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    Recently, however, Day of the Dead has come to be associated with Halloween, despite the various differences in beliefs and practices. The holidays growing popularity has led to the commoditization of some of the Day of the Dead icons, such as the sugar skull. This has fallen into the ever-evolving debate between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation prevalent in the pop culture world.…

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