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    King Arthur

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    Tales Of King Arthur Since the romanticizing of the Arthurian legends by Geoffery of Monmouth‚ the historian‚ during the twelfth century‚ the legendary ’king of England’ has been the source of inspiration for kings‚ poets‚ artists and dreamers alike. The most famous work is probably Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur‚ completed around 1470‚ and published in many abridged and complete versions. Malory’s work contains in one the legend that had been continually added to over

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    Date: April 18‚ 2013 To: Elaine Bridgewater From: Nancy Barsoum Subject: Review Hello Elaine. It is great having you onboard and everyone is excited to know you are on our team. Retailers are excited to work with and hopefully gain insight into the game and the products. Your internal work has been great! Our R&D and marketing people are learning about what the pro and amateur golfer’s need to make up a winning game. Keep it up. The one area that currently needs work is with the communications

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    Literature 16 April 2008 “A Married State”: Single women are better off than married ones. Katherine Philips’s “A Married State” addresses that marriage is not merry and that the ones who can should stay single for as long as possible. Just as Elaine Hobby writes‚ “Where romantic love appears in writings of this period…it is rarely noble or devine‚ and marriage does not of itself bring life’s ‘real satisfactions’” (71)‚ Philips writes about love in “A Married State” but does not believe it is

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    same way. As Scout matures‚ when Atticus does not help her‚ she tries to rise up conversation with Mr. Cunningham at the jail when the mob gathers to talk with Atticus about Tom Robinson. Scout does not know what was really happening between Mr. Cunningham and Atticus. So‚ noticing they were all serious and not very talkative‚ she tries to rise up a conversation by thinking of something Mr. Cunningham was interested in - then talking about it. Scout tries hard to walk in people’s shoes‚ but she really

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    matter how difficult it is. The motivation to not get discourage when there is a bump in the road. Glenn Cunningham and his life changing event as a child is a great example of being determined. He was caught in a school fire at the age of 7 and it burned the lower portion of his body. The doctor told his family that he would never walk again and even suggested amputate his legs but Cunningham was determined to walk again. Only 22 months after the accident‚ he walked for the first time

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    civilization and has been in many cultures‚ regardless of time. The Minoans had a love for art. Their skills were apparent in their “brilliantly painted pottery‚ superb jewelry ... and the many exquisitely carved stones” but religion overshadowed that (Cunningham and Lawrence 22). The Greeks that came after the Minoans had similar standings with art‚ if not better‚ and religion. The Minoans and Greeks had obvious skills in cultural art but most interestingly‚ both looked up to an all powerful God that was

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    At the time in the 1930s‚ racism was everywhere. There were segregated everything‚ bathrooms‚ parts of the bus‚ and just about anything you could think of. This mentality was very common at the time‚ and influenced many people greatly. This is seen in the book To Kill A Mockingbird as well‚ through people’s behavior‚ and attitude to the african american population. In the novel‚ To Kill A Mockingbird‚ extraordinary courage is shown by many people‚ and is expressed by the author by using diction and

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    of school and had already got in trouble for being able to read and write. When lunch time comes Miss Caroline offers to give Walter Cunningham a quarter to get lunch. When Walter declines the offer Scout speaks up for him despite the fact that she hasn’t started the day on the right foot. Scout explains why Walter can’t take the quarter by saying‚ “ The Cunninghams never took anything they can’t pay back-no church baskets and no scrip stamps.” Another example of courage that Scout exhibited was when

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    Maycomb and the rigid class structure has an extensive effect on the events. For instance‚ Scout condescends to Walter Cunningham when she is explaining to Miss Caroline about his situation. Scout judges Walter based on his family and she is labeling him as the "Cunningham family" which is seemingly meant to be poor and poverty. When Scout tells Miss Caroline about the Cunningham‚ she thinks it is "clear enough" (24) to the rest of the people. The story is set during the Great Depression‚ at a time

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    Florida Everglades

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    "Wetlands and Habitat Loss"‚ Elaine Mao states "Due to their unique characteristics‚ wetlands can support a wide diversity of plants‚ mammals‚ reptiles‚ birds and fish". To reiterate‚ the unique ecosystem found in wetlands‚ provide favorable conditions for a diverse set of organisms to live in. Furthermore‚ wetlands‚ such as those found in Louisiana‚ can serve as a sanctuary for endangered animal and plant species. Once more‚ in paragraph 8 of "Wetlands and Habitat Loss"‚ Elaine Mao writes "The wetlands

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