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    Silk covered wool pads the seat and back of the chair making it comfortable to sit in. The silk is shiny and purple it reflects the light falling from the chandelier above the chairs. The chandelier is made of shiny silver and hangs from a thick winding chain. The silver loops wind intricately around twelve tall cream colored candles set ablaze. Toward the center back of the room in the four poster bed. From its four posts hangs thick red drapes as red as the wool blankets they hide. The…

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    the members of the royal family were able to put expensive items. As a result, the fashion of people mostly changed depending on the king/queen at that time. People from all social classes wore an undertunic and an overtunic mostly made by fur and wool. This is because of the cool temperature. Man’s tunic eventually turned into a clothing similar to a shirt. Some upper class women wore “wimple” on top of the head which veil was worn under. Timeline of…

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    In Ancient Egypt, clothing was made out of countless different fabrics and materials for different reasons; they used fabrics such as linen, cotton, wool, silk, loincloth, and leather. Some clothing articles worn by the Ancient Egyptians consisted of robes, shirts, aprons, sashes tunics, and loincloths.Since Egypt’s climate has hot summers and mild winters they wore clothes made of light plant fibers, mostly linen. Linen was made by spinning or weaving flax which were both a tedious processes.…

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    white symbolizes the purity and innocence of a person while black embodies the evil of men and the sin associated with it. To support this association, Conrad in the beginning details “two women knitting black wool feverishly” (Conrad 8) who he says “guard the door of darkness, knitting black wool” (Conrad 8) while people do not see their faces again. Here, Conrad uses black to imply the future danger of Marlow’s journey and the foreshadowing of death…

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    The article of Cholos and surfers is about the author Jack Lopez childhood growing up in East Los Angeles on the ghetto streets of Vermont avenue near its sandy beaches. where his love for surfing beings and his understanding of what society think of him and what he truly desires. Growing on the ghettos streets of east LA, as a child Jack Lopez, want to be nothing but a surfer. he thought he could do this by wearing the traditional surfing clothing of "baggy shorts, larger penny's town craft…

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    where you’ll find everything you need to design an unforgettable quilt. At the top of your shopping list are materials. At the Quilted Memories online store, you’ll find batting in different materials, including 100 percent cotton, cotton and wool blends, wool, silk, and polyester. One of the most enjoyable parts of the quilting process is choosing the fabric, and the selection at Quilted Memories doesn’t disappoint. You’ll find everything from solid colors and Christmas patterns to cozy…

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    The passionate shepherd to his love and the nymph’s reply to the shepherd The passionate of the shepherd is a poem written by christopher martone, that talk about greatness,love and love.The main character of the poem is the shepherd.He think that love will always be there every single day of his life. The nymph's reply to the shepherd is written by sir walter raleigh, the nymph's is the main character, she thinks love will not happen,she think that after a few days,it will be a cold weather…

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    The separation of mixtures to obtain pure products is done through a technique called distillation. This lab looks at two different distillation techniques, simple and fractional. Acetone and butanone were mixed together and then put through the distillation process in order to obtain each as a pure substance. These substances were boiled into vials that gave us fractions #1-4. Fraction #1 was obtained through simple distillation and fractions #2-4 were obtained through fractional distillation.…

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    In Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, the physical journey, as well as the figurative journey, plays a central role in the novella. Marlow, the protagonist, leaves his home in Europe and begins a journey into the center of Africa. He learns of a man named Kurtz, who is the chief of the Inner Station, and travels on his steamer upriver to Kurtz’s trading post. On his journey through the ivory trading stations, Marlow finds himself traveling deeper into the heart of Africa. Marlow’s physical…

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    (which average at approximately 17.5 kg per lamb) but they are sold at these weights to make room for the replacement stock units in order to better enhance their performance. The average stock unit produced approximately 4kg of wool, resulting in a total of 19,000 kg of wool produced over the year. Beef cattle (mainly cull cows and dry heifers) were predominantly sold in March. A portion of livestock units were sold in later in the previous year, this created a niche for the enterprise as…

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