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    Book Review

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    Half-Blood’ and ‘Camp Jupiter’. The campers of the two camps are sons/daughters of the Greek and the Roman gods and goddesses‚ which include Zeus/Jupiter‚ Poseidon/Neptune‚ Hades/Pluto‚ Apollo/Apollo‚ Dionysus/Bacchus‚ Hermes/Mercury‚ Ares/Mars‚ Hephaestus/Vulcan‚ Hera/Juno‚ Artemis/Diana‚ Athena/Minerva‚ Aphrodite/Venus‚ Demeter/Ceres and etc. The two camps are a place where ‘demigods’‚ thus the children of the gods and goddesses‚ gets trained. The complication of this book is the fact that Gaia‚ the Earth

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    ALABAMA A State Report by DAVID A SALAZAR WHAT’S IN A NAME The state of Alabama was named after the Alibamu indian tribe. The meaning of the name is “I open (clear) the thicket.” Alabama has three nicknames‚ which are: The Heart of Dixie‚ The Cotton State and the Yellow Hammer State. Alabama is in the geographical center of the Deep South.‚ in the 1950s‚ the State came up with a slogan: “ The Heart of Dixie” to make Alabama stand out. The Cotton State” was given because Alabama is

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    What are the roles of artists in W.H. Auden poetry ? W.H Auden was born in 1907 in the town of York. Later he studied at Oxford University to become a literature teacher and a poet. He spent few years in Berlin but travelled also to Spain then to the USA‚ always committed politically. “Selected Poems” is published in 1930‚ after the war‚ to report people’s feelings and reality of the time. W.H. Auden’s poetry raises a wide range of issues and subjects such as love‚ war‚ relations or even

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    (1891-1937)‚ ‘an ultra-modern form of production and of working methods such as is offered by the most advanced American variety‚ the industry of Henry Ford’ Before Fordism is introduced in industry‚ the craftsman built the Vulcan cars‚ and it usually took several weeks to make Vulcan cars which were sold to upper class. In 1908‚ Henry Ford produced the first Model T car‚ and brought Fordism into industry. The workers who worked for Ford benefited from Fordism: the working time from 9 hours to 8 hours;

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    because people used their wills in the wrong direction. He said were all wild children‚ the whole human race‚ and must be instructed in how to think‚” (Fox‚ page 169). I like this phrase because of how factual it is in any time frame. Spock‚ the Vulcan side kick of Captain Kirk in Star Trek often referred to humans as illogical. I often find myself contemplating the reason why people do what they do. Why it is so important to allow oneself to be ruled by greed and selfishness. We all grew up hearing

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    Hephaestus‚ also known as Vulcan or Vulcanalia‚ is known as the blacksmith god‚ or the god of fire. He is the son of Zeus and Hera. But‚ unlike them and any of the other gods‚ he is portrayed as ugly and lame. Hephaestus was said to be born from Hera’s thigh or head. When he was a baby Hera threw him off of Mount Olympus because he was so ugly‚ which in turn crippled his legs permanently. She hated him for his lack of looks. Hephaestus is the god of blacksmiths‚ fire‚ metalworking‚ stonemasonry

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    ancient Roman’s so consumed and influenced by their mythology? Many historians believe they were because the gods reflected needs in their daily lives. There are twelve major gods‚ Jupiter and Juno‚ Neptune and Minerva‚ Mars and Venus‚ Apollo and Diana‚ Vulcan and Vesta‚ and‚ Mercury and Ceres. According to ancient Roman myth‚ Jupiter was the king of all the gods. Jupiter had two brothers and three sisters. When Saturn‚ their father‚ died‚ the boys Jupiter‚ Neptune‚ and Pluto divided the world

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    Discover the legends and myths and religious beliefs surrounding this famous Greek god‚ Zeus‚ with these fast‚ fun facts about Zeus for all of you. Fact 1: He was the god of the sky and the heavens and referred to as King of the gods and men   Fact 2: The names of his parents were Cronus and Rhea   Fact 3: He was one of the 12 Olympian gods who resided on the summit of Mount Olympus   Fact 4: He is believed to have been born in a cave on Mount Ida on the island of Crete   Fact 5:

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    Male Prostitutes

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    they want‚ women and virtually powerless. In regards to prostitution‚ it is safe to say that men would have the upper hand in satisfying their client much better than their female counterpart. According to research done by anthropologists Kathleen Catanese and Kathleen Vohs‚ “Men think about sex more often than women‚ experience sexual arousal twice as often‚ have more frequent and varied sexual fantasies about more different partners… men are twice as likely to initiate sex. Complaints of low sexual

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    Hephaestus’s symbol is a hammer. Although he has many symbols‚ like an anvil‚ the hammer is his main symbol. Just like all the other gods‚ Hephaestus doesn’t only have a greek name. Romans named the gods after stars and planets. Hephaestus Roman name is Vulcan. Surprisingly‚ unlike any other god who came to be‚ he was born with an imperfect body‚ not mind. Gods were meant to be bodily flawless. Hephaestus

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