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    John Carter Essay

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    Is there life after death? John Carter thought idly, leaning against the high brass railings of the rooftop restaurant. Why don’t you come and find out? the cold, dark abyss below him seemed to whisper, its seductive voice cold and impersonal. The railings gleamed like burnished gold in the last slanting rays of the westering sun; the metal surface cool and smooth to the touch. As daylight faded to black, the street below became an abode of deepening blue shadows interspersed by streetlights…

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    only come, if the government was overhauled, African Americans got civil rights, and poverty was to end. When John F. Kennedy became president, he listened to the people’s demands. The Americans believed that the Old Left was problematic so they came up with the New Left. The New left believed that the government needed to do more than reform, the government ad to reorganize government institutions, change how the government provided for the needs of the Americans, and play a more active role in…

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    Chuck Close Photorealism

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    Chuck Close is a famous artist who draws huge portraits which he also uses photorealism (photorealism is a genre of art that ecompasses painting, drawing and other graphic media, in which an artist studies a photograph and then attempts to reproduce the image as realistically as possible in another medium). He is known for using that method on real life photographs. Chuck Close was born on July 5, 1940, in Monroe, Washington. Yes, Chuck close is still alive. In fact, he is about 76 years old.…

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    Tronsaune Hamilton Case

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    WA. Dispatch advised the reporting person, Marie Hamilton, stated Fred Tronsaune, an exchange student living in her residence, came home intoxicated and assaulted a roommate, Thanakrit Inkhaw, another exchange student. Hamilton stated Tronsaune had left the residence and stated he was going to 7/11 to buy cigarettes. Hamilton also mentioned Tronsaune said he was going to commit suicide by shooting himself, but she did not believe he had a gun. While driving to the above address I located…

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    Sam Sheppard Case

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    Victims’ lives are gone, and the killers disappear. Not much is worse than an escaped murderer. Many murders have been left unsolved, including the Sheppard case. However, sometimes it is obvious who committed the crime, yet they are not punished. It is clear that Dr. Sam Sheppard murdered his wife, Marilyn Sheppard, because of details included in the crime scene and Sam’s story, missing information in Sam’s story, and the possible motives for Sam to have killed his wife. Marilyn Reese Sheppard…

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    Scissor Cutting Exercise

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    thumb and pointer coming together (Kearns, 2010). Being able to let go at the right moment with control. Hand and eyes coordination with eyes the following hand to button hole using fine motor control, laterality distinguish the control of right and left simultaneously or separately, being able to use both hands (leading…

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    desk. Her head is on her arms, and her arms are on pieces of crossed out poetry and loose pills of various forms. Her right arm is outstretched a bit, holding the bottle as if it’s all she has left. Her left arm is comfortably positioned under the side of her head. Under the right side of her head and her left arm, lays the last piece of poetry she will ever write. The script is her own, and on the back of a college exam. Her handwriting gets sloppier as the poem progresses, as if she was…

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    The front door opens with a swift motion, his voice loud and assertive echoing throughout the house. He always did this when he didn’t have the best day at work and wasn’t going to talk about it. “Hey sweetheart,” He said as he let himself fall into the couch, “I’m starving, is dinner ready yet?” He looked back at the kitchen door, and then proceeded to remove his leather gloves, stuffing them deep into his pockets. I look at the mirror that hung on the fridge, my makeup is caked and my hair…

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    skirt or dress darker than other sections of the clothing to push it back. The figure is also very smooth which is not what I wanted to use in my artworks because it would not add to the meaning behind of the artwork (see Image 5). By keeping the marks left by the carving tools both on the figure and in the background, the marks add to the hurt the figure felt physically and feels emotionally after been beaten by another person. Leaving the marks on the background also contributes to the…

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    Ghost Hearts Doris A. Taylor, inventor/creator of the ghost hearts constantly harvest organs from the newly dead by re-engineering them. Doris is the director of the regenerative Medicine Research for the center of Cell and Organ Biotechnology at the Texas Heart Institute. Dr. Taylor worked on methods of decellularization and in 2008 she perfected the method. Decellularization is taking all the cells out of the organ leaving it with the lipids, sugar, and proteins. Ghost heart or a ghost-like…

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