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    Bullet Nt

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    The Bullet Ants Ritual. “It is pure‚ intense‚ brilliant pain.  Like fire-walking over flaming charcoal with a three-inch rusty nail in your heel‚” said Justin Schmidt‚ describing what it felt like to be stung by the Bullet Ant.  Schmidt is the creator of the Schmidt Sting Pain Index‚ a scale that rates the pain cause by different Hymenopteran stings.  The Bullet Ant claims the number one spot on the SSPI and the title of most excruciating sting known to man.  With this in mind‚ it is hard to imagine

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    INSTITUTE OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AND PROGRAMS FOR EMPOWERMENT EVENTS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT ICOPE JANUARY 8-9‚ 2013 EVENTS PLANNING & MANAGEMENT What is an Event Special or spectacular occasions where people gather together for a purpose whether they be to celebrate‚ educate‚ promote or commemorate. They are not the usual and ordinary activities that one engages in as part of his daily life Who is an Event Planner An event planner

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    varies from some ten or twelve inches to six or seven yards. What distinguished all variants of Tung from ordinary mundane objects are their functions. There are many different appearances and uses for the Tung. Every single Buddhist related ceremony would not be considered complete without a Tung. Historical evidence reveals that the use of the Tung in Thai culture dates back thousands of years. The Tung was used by the reigning‚ present ruler of the era to show his nationality‚ and by the blue-collar

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    the ceremony. Before the rite‚ the girl is presented to the queenmother who by some physical examination ensures that the girl is not pregnant. There are both spiritual and material preparations for the ceremony. The spiritual preparation involves finding out if the girl’s ‘kra’ (soul) likes the ceremony to be performed or not. The material preparation‚ on the other hand‚ consists of providing all the necessary things such as food items‚ money‚ chicken‚ and so on. The ceremony is usually

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    Monomyth Archetype

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    An essay that I will be examining through the framework of a monomyth archetype is “The Step Not Taken” by Paul D’Angelo in which he recollects his thoughts and emotions after a Toronto-based event in which he is faced with a young man in an elevator who suddenly and without provocation breaks down in tears‚ thus putting the author’s public persona that he carries for strangers at odds with his inner ego and sense of social self-worth. The questions that the author has explored in the essay were

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    Dani

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    From the last chapter of the book Grand Valley Dani: The Peaceful Warriors‚ Heider described the characteristics and features of the religious beliefs as well as the rituals practiced by the Dani of Papua New guinea. Through his observations‚ it was made apparent that religion was not the significant feature that represents the Dani and its culture. Although it exists‚ the rituals were the main factors that build the cultural aspects of these people. Religion in the Dani culture revolves around

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    societies. The Kurnai of Australia have an initiation rite for the sons of married men in their perspective villages. Within a section by A. W. Howitt‚ in Eliade’s book‚ From Primitives to Zen: A thematic Sourcebook of the History of Religions ‚ a ceremony known as the "Showing the Grandfather" is described(Eliade‚ p. 288) In this initiation the Kurnai have a formal way of bringing a man’s son into the highest‚ and most secret realm of their religion. By incorporating the use of the father and son

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    Ifugao

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    Traditionally‚ weaving is done for family needs‚ but it is also done for commercial purposes. The men are skilled wood carvers and metal workers. Wedding ceremonies are performed traditionally in which selected elders will carry out the ceremony to wed the new couple. This traditional wedding ceremony has also a lot of practices. But generally‚ the ceremony is being done in the house of the bride in which the selected old people guided by an anointed elder priest‚ known as the Mumbaki‚ will butcher animals

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    required for the future. On Sept. 17 2012 the City university of Pasay held the opening ceremonies of their  Intramurals at the Cuneta astrodome. We remember seeing everyone perked up‚ muses wearing the best sports attire‚ the students in class shirts of the different colleges‚ people with joy on their faces and others carrying and wearing their props for the modern dance competition.  The ceremony began with the parade of athletes of different colleges. The adrenaline rushed in as soon as

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    Ashanti Tribe: Prologue

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    believed that plants and animals had spirits. They also‚ believed in fairies‚ tree monsters‚ and witches. The Ashanti participated in many ceremonies and 1 most frequent ceremony were funerals. Funerals in Ashanti usually lasted at least 2 days and normally everyone in town was expected to attend the funerals. Marriage‚ Puberty‚ and Birth were other ceremonies they celebrated. The Page 2 of 3 Ashanti tribe was told to be an expertise in specialized crafts‚ Such as‚ wood carving‚ weaving‚ metallurgy

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