Dan Bussiculo November 19‚ 2005 Ancient Civilizations Museum Project For this project I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art‚ on at least four different occasions‚ September 20th being the first visit‚ the subsequent three I didn’t write down. I chose to examine the Ancient Egypt civilization‚ which is extremely rich in everything from hieroglyphics and statues to jewelry and tombs. The first item I examined was the royal acquaintance Memi and Sabu‚ from Dynasty 4 2575-2464 BCE. It
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during an event. Some also wore abstract masks during their satire impersonations. Another amusing hobby held by ancient Greeks was pottery‚ in which they made amphorae‚ kraters‚ hydra‚ and other fluid holding vases. As archaeologists have found‚ ancient Greeks usually put events on to the vases/amphorae in silhouette form. As I have said in my introduction‚ Greeks being outside a lot‚ may have made them more creative and upbeat‚ allowing them to create amazing works of art. As a part of art‚ Greeks
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The Orange Tree There was a time where the smallest things seemed to be like they were the biggest. Like no problem big or small could ever be resolved. Back when getting in trouble for something you did was the worst of your problems. Back when using something that wasn’t yours was so bad that you felt like it was the end of the world. Back when orange seeds led you to such a huge problem that you felt like you couldn’t ever fix anything. This all began when i was just a young girl‚ around 6
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Goldilocks and the Dysfunctional Family of Bears One day‚ a young girl named Goldilocks was wandering through the woods‚ when she stumbled upon a rugged looking log house. She was automatically intrigued‚ and wanted to know who lived there‚ so she decided to knock on the door and see who would answer it. She walked up the long stone path towards the house and was utterly shocked when a brown bear wearing a pink apron answered the door. “Who are you? Why are you here?” she asked nervously. “My
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To There and Back Set off in search of a place. Not just any place‚ but a place said to be everyone’s hopes and wishes. My friend‚ Homer‚ and I were out on our journey. It was just my friend and I in the woods. I took everything I needed for my trip‚ not knowing how long it would take. We packed a knife‚ matches‚ sleeping bag‚ water proof gear‚ a tent‚ pots and pans‚ walkie talkies‚ money‚ food‚ water‚ summer gear‚ winter gear‚ a GPS‚ and a dog. It was midsummer so it was warm outside. We
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Globalization is the obvious and logical eventuality of the capitalist system. Businesses seek higher and higher profit levels and to do this they must seek the lowest cost base possible and the widest markets available. This involves taking over‚ or eliminating‚ any competitors not big enough to stand up top them. Then there is the pension effect. There are millions of people whose future income in retirement is dependent on the continuation of the rising stock market. Governments cannot - and
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[TURN OVER] QUESTION 3 (a) Number of sales units per product (sales mix) to maximise budgeted profit Refer to the “steps” on page 177 of the study guide: Step 1 was already performed as part of the information given. Step 2: Contribution per unit Vase Selling price Less: Total variable costs Contribution per unit
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While visiting family in Boston for the weekend‚ I returned to the Museum of Fine Arts. I came upon another of John Singer Sargent’s works‚ Daughters of Edward Darley Boit. The composition of the painting intrigued me; and so I have chosen to write about the piece. This painting of four girls in an elegant room and doorway of what I presume to be their home‚ is a very posed‚ stagnant depiction. Three of the girls appear to be staring blankly at the painter‚ while one stands facing to the side
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table and five old people around it. Dr. Heidegger took out a rose‚ which was nearly half a century old. He asked his friends if they thought that the flower could ever bloom again. None of them thought it was possible. He threw the faded rose into a vase which contained water. The crushed and dried petals stirred and assumed life in the form of a crimson colour. The stalk became green and the flower looked fresh. The doctor then spoke to them about the ‘Fountain of Youth’ situated in Florida. The doctor
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still very closely linked to Yuichi‚ suggesting that without him‚ Mikage would struggle to grow. This shows how humans are similar to plants in that we require love and care in order to survive - another basal requirement for growth. Mikage notes the vases ‘full of spring blooms everywhere’; Yoshimoto uses the plants to mirror Mikage’s blooming. She is exposed to a different way of living which contrasts her previous feelings of isolation and loneliness. Connotations behind ‘spring’ are optimistic‚ which
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