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    inspiration for "Old Ironsides‚" was scheduled to be scrapped - that is‚ stripped of everything valuable or reasonable. What proposal is put forth by Holmes‚ in the last stanza of his poem? * He is saying that it is better that the ship should sink. 3. What do you think Holmes wants the ship to symbolize?  * I think he wants the ship to represent freedom. 4. The term‚"Harpies‚" in line 15 of "Old Ironsides" is an allusion to predatory flying creatures in Greek mythology‚ which have bodies

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    of love and hate. We are able to feel compassion‚ envy‚ patience and even indifference. All together‚ the words mentioned may not be noted as a blessing‚ to some it may be considered a curse. Many people would say these two emotions are completely the opposite of one another but others might say that they are almost exactly alike. I guess some people believe that they are linked to each other because they both lead us to the same kind of crazy behavior .Throughout history love and hate has defined

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    PART 1 Emily Grierson - The object of fascination in the story. An eccentric recluse‚ Emily is a mysterious figure who changes from a vibrant and hopeful young girl to a cloistered and secretive old woman. Devastated and alone after her father’s death‚ she is an object of pity for the townspeople. After a life of having potential suitors rejected by her father‚ she spends time after his death with a newcomer‚ Homer Barron‚ although the chances of his marrying her decrease as the years pass. Bloated

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    Super Rugby Essay The international spectacle is Super rugby has a hold on New Zealand Society- some of us cannot help but be drawn in by the skill and flair on display‚ others love to get behind their favourite team and back them passionately all the way‚ while others can feel indifferent towards the event‚ or even deliberately stay right away. Whatever your attitude towards the occasion‚ you cannot help but be touched by Super Rugby’s influence- it has such a huge impact on all major groups in

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    of the fire of wrath." Metaphor: "and you would be like the chaff of the summer threshing floor." Allusion: "You hang by a slender thread‚ with the flames of divine wrath flashing about it‚ and ready every moment to singe it‚ and burn it asunder." 3) Question; what specific words (minimum of three) does he choose to make his tone clear? Answer; the specific words he chooses to make his tone clear are the following: Danger‚ wrath‚ nothing. 4) Question; what images (pictures in the listeners’ mind)

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    INTRODUCTION Martha Stewart a known celebrity and founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (a business which is built on showing others how to cost effectively manage and decorate the home)‚ who was given a tip by Douglas Fanueil and Mr. Bacanovic‚ employees of the Merrill Lynch brokerage company. This tip which broke the confidentiality policy of the brokerage company led to the subsequent sale of Martha’s shares in the ImClone company during the latter company’s blackout period with the effects

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    that group and realize what you have learned from real interactions requires a radical reorganization of your schema regarding that group (accommodation). Your new schema is completely different‚ not just full of additional information 3. Assimilation is like adding air into a balloon. You just keep blowing it up. It gets bigger and bigger. For example‚ a two year old’s schema of a tree is "green and big with bark" -- over time the child adds information (some trees lose their leaves

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    stanza‚ "the harpies of the shore‚" refers to the monstrous bird-like beasts of Greek mythology. 2. Holmes puts forth a proposal that the ship should be left to sink in the ocean and be “given to the god of storms‚ the lightning and the gale!” 3. I think that Holmes wants the ship to be a symbol of greatness and triumph. He thinks that by sending the ship to scrap would do it a disservice and that it should be left where it belongs‚ in the ocean. 4. Holmes uses the illusion of the harpies

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    According to the first paragraph‚ what characteristics of the "Red Death" make it such a horrible disease? The disease was very deadly; Dizziness and severe pains were the symptoms that came along with this horrible disease. Describe in detail Prospero’s plan for escaping the epidemic. I think his plan was to go to a place of health and lavish ‚ He knew the disease wouldn’t be there What do the ebony clock and its arresting chimes add to the plot? Can you think of any symbolic value the clock

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    Understanding and Supporting Behaviour. Assignment 1 In this essay I intend to give a definition of what challenging behaviour is and how this definition could help me to support behaviour. I will identify four types of behaviour which can be seen as challenging in a social care setting‚ also some internal and external factors that may influence challenging behaviour and why. I will describe two methods of intervention that can be used to support individuals with challenging behaviour. Lastly

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