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    working in factories. It was the tragic event where Muir was nearly blinded in an accident at the factory he worked in that led him to the decision to live somewhere far away in the “wild‚” he said. Therefore‚ sending him to Yosemite. Yosemite quickly became his home‚ and he knew he wanted to help protect it. Soon after moving to Yosemite‚ where he helped create its boundaries in 1889‚ John Muir took on an active role in the conservation movement. John Muir‚ a naturalist and co-founder‚ as well as the first

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    In this very blunt poem‚ Edwin Brock describes five distinct eras in which death had taken place. It is also hinted how man has evolved in their methods to kill themselves. Each stanza represents a different time and place. This is ranged from the biblical era to the mid-twentieth century. Different phrases within the stanzas give away which era Brock is referring to. All of which have different meanings and a very unemotional tone to them. “And one man to hammer the nails home.” The first stanza

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    "Ball"‚ "Eveline"‚ and "The Rocking-Horse Winner" are three short stories which all share common themes. In all three of these stories one of the juvenile characters is somehow damaged by their parents. In the "Rocking Horse-Winner‚" the main character Paul is hurt by his mother because she talks negatively about his father; this leaves Paul terrified and makes him want to be nothing like his father. At one point‚ Paul’s mother says‚ "…it’s because your father has no luck" (Lawrence 267). (This

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    Have you ever heard of John Muir and Gifford Pinchot? These two men expressed different beliefs over preservation and conservation. John Muir was America’s most famous conservationist. While Gifford Pinchot was one of America’s leading preservationist. Both of these men spent most of their lifetime defending the natural resources and the wildlife around the world. John Muir is one of California’s most important historical personalities. Born in Scotland‚ he has been called “The Father of our National

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    war by edwin starr

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    War‚ huh yeah What is it good for? Absolutely nothing‚ oh hoh‚ oh War huh yeah What is it good for? Absolutely nothing‚ say it again y’all War‚ huh good God What is it good for? Absolutely nothing‚ listen to me Oh‚ war‚ I despise ’Cause it means destruction of innocent lives War means tear to thousands of mothers eyes When their sons go off to fight and lose their lives I said War‚ huh good God y’all What is it good for? Absolutely nothing‚ just say it again War whoa Lord What is

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    poem is “Horses.” 2. It was written by Edwin Muir. 3. This poem is written in the 1st Person point of view. 4. The speaker appears to be a young man‚ reminiscing about the childhood days of his life. 5. The young man‚ who is the speaker‚ appears to be reminiscing about his childhood‚ and thinking of time long gone‚ when he was at his father’s farm‚ and everything appeared to be wondrous‚ albeit scary. 6. The poem has been set in a farmhouse‚ and in a field full of horses. The country

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    Horse Care

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    Topic: Care of horses Organizational Pattern: Topical Specific Purpose Statement: I want my audience to understand the basic care of horses. I. Attention-Getting Device: Speed‚ agility‚ 1200 lbs of pure muscle‚ long wavy locks‚ gentleness‚ a dream? I think not. Horses are one of the most majestic animals but are very time consuming and costly. II. Orientation Phase: A. Credibility: As an owner of a horse‚ I can fully understand the proper love and care a horse requires each and

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    Mistreatment In Horses

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    excitement of horse racing‚ many owners‚ trainers‚ and jockeys use illegal methods to get an advantage on the track. The horses in the industry often experience abuse and mistreatment that is both inhumane and illegal. Those who participate in these illegal actions go to great lengths to cover up or hide what they have done. There are many laws and regulations to attempt to prevent these actions and punish those who commit them. There are many forms of mistreatment that are done to horses in the

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    “I’ll Be” by Edwin McCain and The Kiss by Gustav Klimt are very similar in the symbolic meaning‚ purpose‚ and how it us. Music and art are the two things that are never going to go away. The both of them have more in common than you think‚ from showing the symbolic meaning of it‚ the reason why the artist or musician made this painting or song‚ to how it makes us feel. Songs and paintings show so much emotion and if you look closely these two things show some of the same characteristics. Symbolic

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    Trojan Horse

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    Political Cartoon Critique I chose to critique “The Trojan Horse at Our Gate” by Carey Orr‚ which was published in the Chicago Tribune on September 17‚ 1935. I found this cartoon at www.gettyimages.ie. I decided to critique this cartoon because I like the way Orr used the Trojan Horse metaphor to express his political opinions regarding the New Deal. Also‚ Greek mythology has always been an interest of mine so this particular cartoon caught my eye. Carey Orr was born in

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