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    At first glance‚ these two sculptures look identical. It is no coincidence that they have the same name. Pieta definition is “a representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the body of the dead Christ‚ usually shown held on her lap (http://www.dictionary.com/browse/pieta).” The sculptures are devotional pieces for any religion in which this scene pertains. The similarities between these two works of art are profound. They both show the overwhelming devastation of Mary’s face looking upon her

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    The two characters selected for comparison are Gary from The Jacket and myself. Gary’s character request a jacket with a detailed description‚ but ultimately receives a jacket that inspires nightmares. I request a dress with a basic description‚ and receive a dress that inspires fairy tales. Who would even guess that a simple piece of clothing can inspire a wide array of emotions? In The Jacket‚ Gary details painful memories regarding any dreadful green jacket her received from his mother. Gary was

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    When I first began playing bass I did not have any help trying to figure out which instrument to purchase. I simply chose a bass guitar based on what color it was. I later figured out that there are actually quite a few things that need to be considered when choosing a bass guitar; for instance‚ the way the bass looks‚ the type of features that come included‚ and the overall price of the instrument. These are details that need to be looked into whenever purchasing a bass guitar. The Warwick Rockbass

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    they escaped in the morning. One of the more majordifferences that I personally thought made the book better was in the book‚ Odysseus is the onewho had the idea to stab cyclops in the eye and get him drunk‚ well in the movie that wasn’texactly the case‚ this is different from the movie because in the movie Odysseus is not the onewho stabs cyclops in the eye‚ it was one of his men. Although this scene was done in both movieand

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    1102 14 February 2013 Mindless Tradition “The Lottery” (1948) by Shirley Jackson has provoked controversy and condemnation since its release. The short story takes place in a village where tradition is vital. The lottery is an annual event in which one individual is chosen by random to be viciously stoned by family and friends. All town members practice the ritual. The short story portrays how human nature engages in behaviors mindlessly. “The lottery was conducted—as were the square dances‚ the

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    wanted to shop online‚ the consumer would have the choice of paying with a credit‚ debit card‚ or PayPal. PayPal is an account the purchaser sets up to have the money taken out of their bank account. You cannot use cash when shopping online. In some cases it is easier to pay with credit rather than cash. However‚ some places are cash only. Cash is easier to handle for some people. There isn’t any fees for using cash either. Another great aspect to acknowledge is the secureness of brick-and-mortar

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    Outline Thesis: In Shirley Jackson ’s controversial short story‚ "The Lottery"‚ the usage of symbolism stands strong when she manages to relate the feebleness of life with pieces of paper‚ mystery and fear with an eerie black box‚ and society ’s prevailing ability to blindly follow tradition with the overall aspect of a "lottery". I. The pieces of paper that the villagers had to draw contained inside the black box symbolized the feebleness of life.         A. “He dropped all the paper but those

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    pre-charged. This is why diesel powered automobiles are more powerful they can output a lot more power in a shorter amount of time due to the less time for compression. Diesel poses more of a risk than gasoline. Gasoline is flammable and‚ in some cases explodes but diesel is more sensitive than gasoline since it has more compression. This requires that diesel be carefully taken care of. Since diesel is more flammable than gasoline it means that any little disturbance could arouse the fuel inside

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    In “The Lottery” the characteristics describe it as a comedy. Even though the ending is tragic‚ the story contains no hero‚ and does not really teach a lesson. Rather it shows a culture of a village and it’s villagers. That leaning in culture shows more realistic‚ and more common language. Such as when Joe Summers enters the scene he says “Little late today‚ folks.” And when he needs help with carrying the black box he asks the Martins “Some of you fellows want to give me a hand?” This shows

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    The biggest challenge of making a film based on a novel is keeping important content‚ while appealing to the audience. In 2009‚ author Kathryn Stockett wrote The Help‚ a New York Bestseller. Stockett was born in 1969 in Jackson‚ Mississippi‚ where the novel takes place. The film was later turned into a film in 2011 by independent movie director‚ Tate Taylor. Taylor has also directed other small movies‚ such as Get On Up‚ Pretty Ugly People & Winter’s Bone. Overall‚ the movie adaptation of the novel

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