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    of dangers such as Scylla and Circe‚ the men stuck with Odysseus and looked up to him and as well as trusted him. At the end of the story‚ Odysseus is very courageous and tricks the suitors by doing what no other man can do‚ He strings the famous bow. In doing so‚ he has given himself the weapon with which to defeat the suitors and taken them by surprise. Some people say Odysseus is not a hero because he was not loyal to his wife‚ and cheated on her with several goddesses. I can see why people

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    Rama And Ravana In Battle

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    After‚ he broke Sita’s bow‚ he signified his devoted love towards her for two reasons‚ One no one could even lift it beside him‚ and because that is how you earn her marriage. The reader can learn a lot of lessons from the Epic Rama and Ravana In Battle‚ but one of the main lessons

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    Hourglass Dolphin

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    contents of stranded hourglass dolphins have revealed that they feed on small fish‚ crustaceans‚ and squid. Usually found in groups of 7-10‚ these dolphins are not at all shy when encountered and often bow ride‚ even approaching slower moving vessels. Sometimes they’ll spin while riding the waves. When they bow ride‚ they swim in long low leaps and may resemble a porpoising penguin. They may also create a "rooster tail" of spray when surfacing to breathe at high speeds. Habitat: The hourglass dolphins

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    Women were a very big important part of the Odyssey. They were involved in almost every single important thing in The Odyssey. The women that played a huge part were Athena‚ Penelope‚ and Calypso. All the women were related to helping Odysseus get things done. I will tell you all about the women in the story. Calypso was a woman who lived on the island of Ogygia. Odysseus was on a broken piece of the ship and floated onto her island. Calypso lived on the island with all ladies‚ who had never seen

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    diamond

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    diamond wire machining are then introduced. The process monitoring and signal processing techniques for measuring the cutting forces‚ wire speed‚ down feed rate‚ and wire bow angle in diamond wire saw machining are developed. The application of a capacitance sensor to measure the wire bow and a procedure to convert the wire bow to vertical cutting force in a rocking motion wire saw machine are developed. The tension force of the wire during cutting is also derived and discussed. Keywords: Diamond

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    One of behaviors that I saw kept coming up was the bowing of the head. Almost during every prayer and upon entering and leaving the church many of the members bow their heads. Later upon analyzing‚ and drawing from past experience‚ I remember the nuns showing us how to pray. They would tell us to make the sign of the cross and bow our heads. In deeper thinking of my attitudes about God and Jesus‚ I tried to find a link between bowing my head in church and how I felt. There is almost a sense

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    good inventions. Roman Army The land the Romans conquered was Britannia‚ Egypt‚ Spain‚ France‚ Greece‚ the Middle East‚ and the North African coastal region. The weapons the Romans used to conquer all these countries were siege engines. They also used bows‚ but their main weapons were spears‚ swords‚ and daggers. The Roman army also had to fight the gladiators led by Spartacus. Weapons One of the siege equipment is the ballista. A ballista is a large crossbow that fires arrows or stone balls. The

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    "who‚ aware of the strength of their bow when the target they are aiming at seems too distant‚ set their sights much higher than the designated target‚ not in order to reach to such a height with their arrow but rather to be able‚ with the aid of such a high aim‚ to strike the target." Machiavelli in the chapter may be arguing along the lines of the "indeterminate determinate". Machiavelli describes how an archer is well aware of the bows capability‚ but he I still discovering a way to

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    Weapons In The Crusades

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    combat weapons such as swords‚ maces‚ spears‚ and poleaxes‚ but also long distance weapons such as long bows and crossbows. Blacksmiths softened iron and then shaped the metal into customized weights‚ lengths‚ widths‚ and also shape for both swords and spears. Bows would be used for long distance attack and could be used on foot or on horseback. During the Crusades‚ the archers with long bows would line up and fire over city walls

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    Michael Toloknov Miwok Tribe The Miwok tribe was a Central Californian tribe. Miwoks had men leaders and women leaders‚ lived in small tribelets‚ and spoke Miwok language. Their food‚ clothes‚ and tools were different from that of others. The Miwoks had a very interesting life for all their different customs. The Miwok tribe ate many different foods. The two main foods were nuts which they made into mush‚ they also ate salmon which the Miwok smoke fried to preserve

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