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    further the characters change. Bret Harte is successful in using a physical journey to alter the characters personality in ​ The Outcasts of Poker Flat.​ Oakhurst‚ Uncle Billy‚ Mother Shipton‚ and the Dutchess all had one thing in common‚ they were banished from Poker Flat due to their actions. In Bret Harte’s short story ​ The Outcasts of Poker Flat ​ the party of misfits prove that even if people have corrupt actions‚ the can still be a good person. The characters all reveal their true personalities

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    interpretation‚ and visualising a text requires the responder to interpret all of the images presented. The text Shoe-Horn Sonata by John Misto first appears as a play about two friends restoring their relationship after 50 years apart‚ however‚ realistically it also implies that war is a futile and horrendous experience. It is the combination of techniques in the Shoe-Horn Sonata that allows the viewer to see the different aspects of the text. John Misto uses traditional dramatic techniques such as

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    Residential Roof Extension: Flat or Pitched Roof? When many homeowners are faced with an expanding family‚ their first thought it that they must sell their current home and look to move into a larger house. However‚ most roofers will tell you that one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways of accommodating a larger family is to simply expand the size of your current home. While this project is fairly labor intensive‚ it allows your family to remain in the same property and prevents your children

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    Grand Piano Research Paper

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    musical instruments have played a major role in society‚ especially the piano. Throughout its lifetime‚ the piano has grown and changed greatly as well as gained popularity extremely fast. “The pianoforte […] became‚ by the last quarter of the eighteenth century‚ a leading instrument of Western art music” (Powers‚ Wendy). Over the last three hundred years‚ the piano has kept the same look‚ but has developed immensely in tone and power. Before the invention of the piano‚ there were two instruments that

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    Tortilla Flat Essay

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    look more impressive. In Tortilla Flat‚ John Steinbeck is the jeweler and his characters are the diamonds. Steinbeck’s embellished tone toward his characters is a pretense to show off his characters and present them as more admirable and chivalric than their outward actions would honestly allow. His admiring tone towards his characters in Tortilla Flat contributes to the emphasis of “simple things” presented throughout the novel. Each chapter in Tortilla Flat is a stand-alone narrative‚ and

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    The Kreutzer Sonata The Kreutzer Sonata‚ named after Beethoven ’s violin sonata no. 9‚ is a novella written by Leo Tolstoy in 1889. As the anti-hero‚ Pozdnyshev‚ relays his life story to the audience on the train‚ he introduces a conflict between human nature and spirituality‚ what one is versus what one should strive to be‚ and challenges the corruptive influences of society. While Pozdnyshev comes to controversial generalizations about women‚ love‚ and marriage‚ the purpose behind his story is

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    music‚ body language and lighting. The glaring confrontation provokes audience empathy for the two protagonists and thus aids them in visualising the unimaginable experiences of the two protagonists. John Misto’s award winning play‚ The Shoe Horn Sonata (1995)‚ is an example of a text that effectively animates the experiences of the characters. An exploration of women involved in WWII and their life today back in Australia reveals how little has changed in regards to the recognition and appreciation

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    The World Is Flat Summary

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    In chapter 5 in "The World is Flat" Friedman discusses America and Free Trade. Friedman lays out the basic arguments for and against free trade. Friedman first introduces this topic by stating that it is an issue "that needs sorting out immediately‚" followed by his personal experience of a problem with this issue while filming the Discovery Times documentary in Bangalore. The self-identified "free-trader" mentions David Ricardo’s theory of comparative advantage as the theoretical underpinning

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    Roi Analysis B&K’s

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    investment for the proposed web portal project? The ROI Analysis concluded an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 44% (see Exhibit 14A). The IRR is larger than 12% required and it has a positive NPV. Based on the information the project can be acceptable and can be a good investment. The high IRR from the analysis hinges on optimistic projections of increasing market penetration and a steady growth in average order size. The key driver of the ROI analysis was the market penetration assumption. The allocation

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    Shoe Horn Sonata Themes

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    The Shoe-Horn Sonata by John Misto has five main themes or concerns. They are; History and Memory‚ Power and Control‚ Heroism and Relationships and War and Atrocities. John Misto explores all these ideas while telling the story of Bridie and Shelia’s reunion fifty years after they last saw each other. The play is about the histories of the women and the nurses that were captive of the Japanese during World War Two; their individual histories and joint suffering. The stories of these women were

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