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    Fun Fair Description

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    Funfair description The smell of the cold‚ crisp air on a fresh winters morning; delightful. Glinting off the side of the shiny horses on the merry-go-round‚ were the warm rays of golden sun. A peaceful morning was soon to be disturbed. Opening the big‚ rusty iron gates was a small man in oversized clown clothing‚ a mix of bright colours and confusing patterns. His face‚ engulfed in a white blend of face paint like an intricate image made using chalk‚ a palette of vibrant tones that complemented

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    Macbeth/Theme Essy

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    Garth Block 50 March 13 2013 (Macbeth/Theme Essy) In the begging where it started off with three creepy witches cackling as they were discussing when they’ll meet again‚ and decide to hook up "When the hurly-burly’s done‚ when the battle’s lost and won."(line 3-4) The implication is that they’ve been up to something really bad. They let the audience in on their plan to meet some guy name Macbeth. And then cut to post-battle‚ where we learn that this Macbeth has been kicking serious tail in

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    Fair Game Sheet

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    Final exam Fair Game Sheet Stress Disorders * Reactions to extreme trauma: * Intrusive recollections and acute distress upon cues that suggest the trauma * Dissociative symptoms (psychic numbing) – STRONGEST SYMPTOM FOR PTSD * Emotional detachment‚ being in a daze‚ dropping out of activities‚ avoidance of trauma related topics‚ forgetting key aspect of trauma‚ derealization(external world is fake) and depersonalization. * Depersonalization disorder: one feels

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    Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia available to everyone. If a person needs information on a subject they no longer need an entire set of encyclopedias in their home. They can simply use Wikipedia on their computers or other devices that have access to the internet. With tools like Wikipedia any information we need is at our fingertips. Much of it available in multiple languages. There are many branches of Wikipedia. Just to name a few‚ there is Wikibooks‚ Wikiquotes‚ and Wikinews.

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    Themes  Theme 1: Great ambition‚ or inordinate lust for power‚ ultimately brings ruin. For ignoring this ancient rule of living‚ Macbeth and Lady Macbeth pay with their lives.   Theme 2 Evil wears a pretty cloak. Early in the play‚ the three witches tell Macbeth that "fair is foul‚” a paradox suggesting that whatever appears good is really bad. For example‚ murdering Duncan appears to be a “fair” idea to Macbeth and Lady Macbeth‚ for Macbeth would accede to the throne. But the Macbeths soon discover

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    Science Fair Background

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    Background Is a Dense Fruit a Healthy Fruit? We all try to live a healthy and balanced life. We do this in many ways including exercising and eating “healthy” foods. But how do we really know what foods are “healthy”? This project looks to see how food density correlates to nutritional content? What does healthy mean? When talking bout food “healthy” means to be nutrient dense. These foods have a low ratio of calories in relation to the amount of nutrients they contain. Many foods that are nutrient

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    Culture Fair Project

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    Venetian Culture Christian Frazier‚ Khaliyah Smartt‚ Daja Stevenson History 452: Refugees flee mainland to Lagoon Islands (Attila’s Hun Invasion) 466: Council of 12 lagoon townships formed 568: Mainland settlement abandoned 727: First Doge (leader) elected 810: Settlement at Rivo Alto (Modern Venice) 1000: Dalmatia captured; empire begins 1204: Constantanople captured by Venice and 4 th crusaders 1255: War with Genoa 1509: Decisivly defeated at Agnadello by League of Cambrai 1797: Venice

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    1930's Fair Culture

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    The 1930’s were a time when social changes were happening at a much faster pace than in recent years passed. The fair culture of America was also changing. It was sort of evolving into what was to become an unrecognizable creation‚ both in the physical sense and the ideological sense. The fairs of the 1930’s however‚ while being the first time in history where we see large additions of amusement without purpose‚ as in today’s massive regional amusement parks. The old splendor of educational dioramas

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    Vanity Fair (Book Report)

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    Vanity Fair A Novel without a Hero (Book Report) I. Book title: “Vanity fair: A novel without a Hero” II. Author: William Makepeace Thackeray III. Theme: Thackeray wants his audience to realize how vanity itself can affect how people act. It is mainly a story about two girls with different outlooks in life; entangled in problems that neither of them could face well. IV. Main Characters: Miss Barbara Pinkerton – presiding over an Academy for Young ladies Jemima Pinkerton – sister

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    SCIENCE FAIR 2014

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    Hypothesis : My hypothesis is that if a person cannot smell or see‚ they will have a harder time determining what their eating. Materials: 3 volunteers‚ none of whom are allergic to any of the foods you are giving them. You might ask about strawberries especially. Assortment of fruit Knife Cutting board 3 large plates Q-tips Essential oil of peppermint Clipboard Pencil Plain crackers Water Cups Procedures: 1. Before you start your experiment‚ make sure that each of your volunteers is aware that

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