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    wise‚ calm‚ moral‚ and expressive person. Throughout the novel‚ Atticus reveals his wisdom to the readers. During the court case‚ he never lets his guard down and is ready to take whatever bullet is shot toward Tom Robinson. His wisdom never subsides as he tries to persuade the brainwashed jury of Maycomb that an innocent Negro is meant to be free‚ not treated as an animal in his own city all from accusations. In his conclusion‚ Atticus states‚ “The state has not produced one iota of medical evidence

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    quest for fame‚ of wanting his “name stamped on bricks” (70)‚ Odysseus also demonstrates a lust for power and fame. Odysseus relates to Gilgamesh in the sense they are both self-centered‚ proclaimed heroes. Gilgamesh seeks Humbaba to slay him simply for the fame of it while Odysseus reveals his identity to Polyshemus simply to boast of his accomplishment. This completely backfires on him when the Cyclops throws a slab of mountain at their boat‚ resulting in the near death of his entire crew. Fame plays

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    “Her First Ball” by Katherine Mansfield and “The Infant Prodigy” by Thomas Mann‚ share different scenarios in which children have similar experiences. “Her First Ball” describes the unique experience of a young girl going to her first ball. “The Infant Prodigy” depicts a young boy whose amazing piano talents are exploited by his mother and the impresario. Each story explores the coming of age of children before they are necessarily ready. While both “The Infant Prodigy” and “Her First Ball” share

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    Lucille Ball

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    Lucille Ball; Research Paper Lucille Ball was a hard working‚ determined women. She was one of the first and most powerful women comedians‚ made people smile through tough times she grew up in‚ and had many achievements and awards. She stood out to the world‚ and did things the way she wanted. Lucille was an inspiration to many famous comedians to this day. As a woman in her time‚ she was very brave. To put yourself out in the world of acting was not something they did. Because of her actions

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    Acceleration and Ball

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    Object is tossed upward. A ball is tossed up into the air with a velocity of 50 m/s. The figure to the left shows the position of the ball at equal time intervals on its upward travel. Answer the following questions regarding the instantaneous velocity and acceleration of the ball: True: The velocity of the ball has decreased from point B to point C. Point C: Where does the ball have the smallest velocity? Down: What is the direction of acceleration of the ball at point B? True: The

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    Bouncy balls

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    surface. This toy is known as the bouncy ball. Usually bouncy balls are made of natural rubber‚ ways have been discovered in which bouncy balls can be made from leather‚ plastics‚ and other types of polymers. In this experiment we created not just any regular bouncy ball‚ but one whose materials are not harmful to the environment. In other words‚ we created the perfect eco-friendly bouncy ball. The materials we used to create this eco-friendly ball were polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and polyvinyl

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    Brown Ball

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    BB- 5 players FB- 11 players Substitute Players Both use a ball Different Shape Different Material Differences BB-non contact Physical contact is violation FB-full contact Tackles/physical confrontations BB-played inside FB-played outside BB-no protective gear FB-protective gear Larry Foster English 101/Pierce College Compare & Contrast Draft 26 April 2014 Brown Ball Basketball and Football are two entirely different sports

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    Bucky Ball

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    of nano size (ie.‚10-9). The discovery of Bucky ball created a new revolutionary in the field of nanotechnology. Bucky ball is a concept in nanotechnology which has created a great impact in various fiels like electronics‚ medical‚ drug delivery‚ strong devices etc..‚ Bucky ball is a concept which is still in a developing stage. There are so many effective things yet to be uncovered. In this article‚ we have discussed the basic ideas about bucky balls such as its structure‚ history‚ few properties

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    Ball and Beam

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    Control Systems Lab Project (Ball and Beam) Ball and Beam Abstract The ball and beam system can usually be found in most university control labs since it is relatively easy to build‚ model and control theoretically. The system includes a ball‚ a beam‚ a motor and several sensors. The basic idea is to use the torque generated from motor to the control the position of the ball on the beam. The ball rolls on the beam freely. By employing linear sensing techniques‚ the information from the sensor

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    The Ball Poem

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    learn. During childhood the author of‚ “The Ball Poem” John Berryman‚ experienced a loss. He writes about the pain associated with that loss and the memories that were connected. John Berryman expresses Symbolism‚ Imagery‚ and Metaphors throughout his poem by telling his story as a child‚ and the significance behind what could be the grief of losing his father. ​Berryman writes in his poem about depression and sadness. He uses the little boy and the ball to compare to a situation that most of us readers

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