While I read There Are No Children Here by Alex Kotlowitz, I had literally had…
Odin is warning the Viking about the Stamford bridge battle and that they should always be ready to go into a battle. After their victory at Fulford gate King Harald Sigurdason rushed to go to Stamford Bridge to collect the ransom and tributes from the English and was not wary where he was entering which ended the Viking age.…
Loki was the trickster of Norse mythology. The Norse gods, like Odin the All-Father, Thor the thunderer and the beautiful Iduna, who kept the gods youthful with her apples, were powerful and warlike but frequently foolish. Loki was not a god but he was allowed associate with them because he was clever and amusing. Loki never felt accepted by the gods and so he was always looking for ways to impress them and sometimes to get even with them. It was because of Loki's meddling that the gods came to their doom. This is the story of how it…
"GORRICK!" Thorith shouted furiously and flung the axe at him. The men and Gorrick scattered to avoid the axe. The axe landed a centimeter from my feet. " Thorith!"…
Thor is the Norse god of thunder. He is a character who struggles with the realities of his God like power. A war between the frost giants and Thor's homeland emerges. The frost giants represent the natural elements or the cold. The reckless Thor son of Odin, challenges his brother for the throne of Asgard.…
“Wildly they turned and scanned the walls in the long room for arms; but not a shield, not a good…
Poseidon is the son of Kronos and Rhea. His siblings were named Zeus, Hades, Hera, Hestia, and Demeter (Sellers). In most of the ancient myths, Poseidon and his siblings were believed to have been eaten by their father, Kronos. While Zeus was in his father’s stomach, he came up with a plan for Kronos to drink a potion, which would cause him to vomit out his children. Eventually Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon had gathered enough strength to fight and bring down their father (Josh 1). Once Kronos had been defeated, Zeus split up the leadership of the world. Zeus became the god of the sky, Poseidon became the god of…
Helheim: this was the worst outcome for the norse afterlife, it was cold and dark and was ruled by goddess Hel. This was the place for Norse people who died in a dishonourable way, old age or…
Thor decided to fight the frost giants and in doing so he created a war against them then Thor’s father sent him to earth without the power to return or use his powers until he learned his lesson so that he could return to his world and save the two worlds. If Thor wasn’t so careless in the beginning the whole war would not have happened.…
Poseidon was the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. As the protector of all sea creatures, he was considered the worst tempered, temperamental and greedy god, after disputes with the other gods. His brother, Zeus and hades, dominated their father Cronus and the titans together. They all had to draw straws, to divide the world, in which Poseidon drew the seas. The trident, is the weapon of Poseidon, which can cause earthquakes and shatter many objects. With this power weapon, he was considered to have the strongest power, amongst, Zeus and hades. Many People of Greece, worshipped Poseidon, especially seamen. This substantial impact towards the people of Greece, made them drown horses, as sacrifices towards Poseidon. People would also pray and make offerings in the Temple of Poseidon, before setting out to sea, hoping to be protected and be insured safety. With this request, storms would calm down and sea monsters would swim playfully on the surface, rather being vicious.…
In Greek mythology there were the three major gods Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades. Their father was Kronos. Kronos was the Lord of all the titans. He swallowed them whole but they fought their way up out of his mouth. They chopped him to pieces with his own weapon of power. They chopped him into a million pieces, and sent him to Tartarus to suffer for a lot of eras to come. And he did.…
10. Odin crucified himself on the world tree in a mysterious ritual of sacrificing himself to himself to advance his quest for sacred knowledge. For nine days and nights he hung, pierced by a spear, until magical ‘runes’ (mystical symbols) appeared before him.…
“The Theft of Thor’s Hammer” in the “Northern Europe” chapter of World Mythology. | If you live in deceit that is all you will get in return. Being deceitful and stealing to get you further will never pay off in the end you will pay the price. Giants did in the end. In life you might have to look like a fool or go to extremes to get what you want or care about. In the end, with hard work, good friends and focus you can accomplish anything. An example is like when Thor got his harmer…
First method is ‘immediate write- off’, which leads to consuming of shareholders’ equity and changeable of rate-of-return measures. With this method, goodwill will remain in the pre-regulation period. Second method is ‘systematic write- off’, which is regularly written off over a limited period. This method is also called amortization that is under AAS 18 and AASB 1013. The third method is ‘ad- hoc write- off’, which can be called as impairment under AASB 136. This method is permanent and can remain unlimited in the balance sheet unless evidence shows its value has been reduced.…
Management: a process designed to achieve an organizations objectives by using its resources effectively and efficiently in a changing environment…