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    The Rising of the Moon

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    Lady Gregory’s‚ The Rising of the Moon The Rising of the Moon was a very interesting play. The setting takes place on a dock at night. There is very little lighting on the dock and the only object on the dock is a barrel. We start with three policeman‚ a Sargent and two regular officers. The two regular officers are posting fliers of an escaped prisoner. There is a reward mentioned on the fliers which is substantial and the officers talk about this and the possibility of a promotion for the one

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    My Imaginary Place

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    My havean would be a flower garden that streches out for miles. A white path erupts from the tangle of greenery‚ seeming to have been forgotten.With tulips brushing against my feet and sunflowers against a tangerine sky‚ lavender clouds head to the setting sun. Following the path you come across a beautiful bridge‚ a pattern of yellow and red roses displaying from it’s railings. You walk onto and across the bridge to see that it leads you over a mellow river. You see orange fish swim with the flow

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    Graffiti Moon

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    Graffiti Moon Essay “Graffiti Moon” by Cath Crowley is about a teenage girl’s adventure trying to find a mysterious graffiti artist over one night. Truthfulness is optimal to form a deep bond between two people. Romantic relationships‚ friendships and personal honesty are great for a person to have. But all need honesty to survive. Romantic relationships are great‚ you are with the one person who truly understands you and there is no greater feeling. Lucy and Ed are trying to make a romantic

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    Life on Moon

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    Strange as it may seem‚ the existence of life on the moon is common knowledge since the 19 century. On August 1835 the news were in the American newspapers and created a real sense. For at least 15 days the people of New York were reading the sensational revelations made by the New York Sun. The newspaper presented in series the results of incredible observations. New York Sun was a small New York newspaper with a circulation of 4.000 daily. On August 25 and in the 2nd page of the newspaper there

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    Alabama Moon

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    Alabama Moon Notes Main Character: Moon Blake Supporting Characters: Kit Slip‚ Hal Mitchell‚ Constable Sanders‚ Mr. Wellington‚ Mr. Mitchell‚ Mr. Abroscotto‚ Pap(Oliver Blake) Plot: Moon Blake grows up in the forest with his father because of his father ’s hatred for the government. But‚ when his father passes away suddenly‚ Moon is quickly thrown into a world he knows nothing about. On his way to Alaska‚ he is taken as a ward of the state and put into Pinson‚ a boys ’ home. He escapes with

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    Phases of the Moon

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    Sunlight is shown coming in from the right. The earth‚ of course‚ is at the center of the diagram. The moon is shown at 8 key stages during its revolution around the earth. The moon phase name is shown alongside the image. The dotted line from the earth to the moon represents your line of sight when looking at the moon. The large moon image shows what you would see at that point in the cycle. For the waning gibbous‚ third quarter‚ and waning crescent phases you have to mentally turn yourself upside

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    Moon Landing

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    In the Moon Landing exercise I am a member of a lunar exploration crew originally scheduled to rendezvous with a mother ship on the lighted surface of the moon. Due to mechanical difficulties however‚ our ship was forced to land at a spot 200 miles from the rendezvous point. During the re-entry and landing‚ much of the equipment aboard was damaged‚ and‚ since survival depends on reaching the mother ship‚ the most critical items available must be chosen for the 200 mile trip. Our group was able

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    the moon and the sixpence

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    Maugham agreed and over the next few years acted as a link between MI6 in London and its agents working in Europe. During the war‚ Maugham’s best-known novel‚ Of Human Bondage (1915) was published. This was followed by another successful book‚ The Moon and Sixpence (1919). Maugham also developed a reputation as a fine short-story writer‚ one story‚ Rain‚ which appeared in The Trembling of a Leaf(1921)‚ was also turned into a successful

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    Moon Walk

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    Ever wonder what the view was like from space? Buzz Aldrin as seen in the photo walking on the moon’s surface had the best seats in town. In 1969‚ Neil Armstrong became the first man on the moon during the infamous Space Race. This accomplishment gave everyone around the world new hope of future space exploration. This image‚ along with many others taken that day‚ touched the lives of everyone. Immediately what draws attention to this photo is the image of the astronaut on the moon’s surface. The

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    A Message To The Moon

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    A Message to the Moon Millicent L. Pettit wrote the poem “A Message to the Moon” very visually‚ meaning that the reader isn’t left with much to image/create in their brains. Many poetic devices have been used thought this poem to create feelings and depth‚ including symbolism and personification and alliteration. Personification has been used to create the bond between the poet and the moon. The sentence “You’re not as dead as you look‚ they’re after you” is an example of personification as it is

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