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    thought he could do. Christopher Columbus is an Italian sailor from Genoa, Italy. He wanted to do one thing, and that was to reach Asia by sailing west. Everyone just laughed at him. They thought that was ridiculous because everyone said that the world was flat and deep down in the sea that there were sea monsters. So Christopher went to King Ferdinand and Queen Elizabeth of Spain and they said yes. They financed his whole trip with 90 sailors and 3 ships. Of course, that was nothing for King…

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    The impact of Christopher Columbus is a widely debated aspect of world history regarding whether he was a hero or merely a lucky villain. It can be argued that he was nothing but cruel to the native people and inflicted violence upon his arrival. Columbus, also, did not necessarily discover America, seeing that when he arrived, there were already people there. However, one cannot leave out the fact that Columbus connected two worlds that were completely distant and made it what it is today. In…

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    Saxophone History

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    name Elise Boyer Hall (1853-1924) was the first to perform on and let the United States know how truly incredible the saxophone is. She began learning the saxophone while she was recovering from typhoid fever. She commissioned many solo works from world renowned composer that had written for this new instrument. A few of these composers include Richard Strauss, Claude Debussy and Georges Bizet. Another huge successor to the popularity of the saxophone in America in none other than John…

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    Tales of The World name called Babylonian Creation Myth, Babylon was a city-state in what is now Iraq; its history goes back at least five thousand years ("Babylonian Creation Myth - Fairy Tales of the World", 2013). While reading this story I directly related to the bible, because the dependence of at least part of the creation account fund in Genesis on a common ancient Near Eastern “creation by combat” myth are “not gains payable. From some information, understanding world was a flat circular…

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    The Attic Flat Analysis

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    Maupassant emphasizes the drudgery of the work Mathilde endures to maintain the flat, such as walking up many stairs, washing floors with large buckets of water, cleaning greasy and encrusted pots and pans, taking out the garbage, washing clothes by hand, and haggling loudly with local shopkeepers. All this reflects her coarsening and loss of sensibility, also shown by her giving up hair and hand care and by wearing cheap dresses. The work she performs, however, makes her heroic (9). As she…

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    Millions of people race every year around the world; whether it’s in a mile, a 5k, a marathon, or even an ultramarathon. There are many similar things about each race and the people in them but the most interesting thing about the races are the winners. How did they win did they train or is it talent, how did they master racing? Well for a runner to master racing he or she needs to have good shoes, the necessary training for that race, great form, and the mental strength not to give up when…

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    the country. Whether it be driving your kids to school, getting to work on time, or hanging out with friends or family, cars are essential and make our daily lives easier. After the invention of cars in 1807 by François Isaac de Rivaz, world development around the world began to skyrocket, creating a more safe, productive, and enjoyable life for humans affected by the growth of the motor industry. But with all the greatness to motor vehicles, they all still have flaws that we as humans now must…

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    atmospheric of a sinister world with incredibly inventive orchestration. A prolonged unsettling diminished chord is played as the artist sees himself at a witches’ Sabbath, in the midst of a hideous gathering of goblins, sorcerers and monsters, who have come together for his funeral. Of the entire symphony, this movement is the most revolutionary in terms of sound design. Berlioz orchestrates strange noises, groans and outbursts of laughter – hardly music at all. The world presented is the…

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    doll itself. Another belief involving red is that those who are sick may be clothed in the color and it will promote being cured. Gohei, red strips, were commonly used to decorate the altar dedicated to the smallpox god. The piece itself involves a flat representation of a Daruma doll and a holy barrier setup…

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    young prodigies, for today all of you shall learn more then you would probably want too. Christopher Columbus was a famous Spanish explorer. The reason is famous is because the majority of people in the world believe that Columbus was a brave hero who not only proved that the world was flat, but, also discovered the Americas where you and me live. Here is good lesson for all of you children. Just because a majority of people believe in something does not make that something true.…

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