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    PETANQUE Pétanque (French pronunciation: [petɑ̃k]) is a form of boules where the goal is‚ while standing inside a starting circle with both feet on the ground‚ to throw hollow metal balls as close as possible to a small wooden ball called a cochonnet (literally "piglet") or jack. It is also sometimes called a bouchon (literally "cork") or le petit ("the small one"). The game is normally played on hard dirt or gravel‚ but can also be played on grass‚ sand or other surfaces. Similar games are bocce

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    whole life was dominated by fear‚ the fear of failure and of weakness.” (p. 19). Seems like the narrator tries to specify that the key to a man’s success is determined by how strong and manly he may be. In another part of the novel you can see the narrator make symbolic meaning of particular crops on how manly a man is. “His mother and sister worked hard enough‚ but they grew women’s crops‚ like coco-yams‚ beans and cassava. Yam‚ the king of crops was a man’s crop”.

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    do not allow sophisticated approaches such as 3D-model matching or Gabor wavelets. METHOD: 1. Color Tracking Systems: Queck build a system called “FingerMouse”‚ which allows control of the mouse pointer

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    take place because he is afraid of becoming "A Woman" like his father. Not only does he act masculine to appear manly to the villagers‚ he does it to satisfy his own conscious. Okonkwo portrays a short temper in this book. Small things such as his supper being late and remarks about his hunting anger him‚ and lead to his beating of his wives and his son Nwoya. His desire to appear manly often fogged his judgment. When the time came to kill Ikemefuna‚ the boy who called him father‚ he was told by his

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    As a reader reads deeper into the book Things Fall Apart they come to find out how strongly Okonkwo feels about being a very manly man. This is a major flaw of his‚ because wanting to seem masculine causes him to be blinded of want he is really doing and how it may affect others around him. For example‚ when Okonkwo’s adopted son Ikemefuna was set to be killed‚ Okonkwo heard him

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    Gender is the basis for defining norms within men and women. Society expects each sex to follow their respective stereotypes. However‚ when these gender expectations are unsatisfactory‚ people face shame and rejection for deviating from the norm. This becomes further apparent in literature‚ where the authors use their platform to introduce abnormal versions of gender‚ in this case‚ masculinity. In the Moonstone‚ author Wilkie Collins acquaints readers with Ezra Jennings‚ a social outcast. As a sensation

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    infected majority of men suffer from a disease akin to other irrational fears that send patients to psychiatric institutions? Masculinity is the characteristic of men that defines them amongst themselves and to women. It is socially defined as how "manly" a male is seen as but in our society "the birthright of every American male is a chronic sense of personal inadequacy‚" and this inadequacy leads us to counteract weakness and sense of failure with a faux display of masculinity. (Kimmel‚ CP pp. 218)

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    is a role model. There are three important key pointers that explain him. One of them is he established a number of organizations. After Nelson Mandela left office‚ he established a number of organizations‚ including the Nelson Mandela Foundation and The Elders. Another important pointer is that he became a vocal advocate for AIDS awareness and treatment programs in the culture where the epidemic had been cloaked in ignorance. The last important pointer is Nelson Mandela remained a devoted champion

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    Hulga Hopewell's Deception

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    nor did she enjoy the company of the neighbor‚ Mrs. Freeman‚ or Mrs. Freeman’s two daughters‚ Glynese and Carramae. In her mind‚ Hulga referred to them frequently as Glycerin and Caramel. She did find joy in the company of a young man named Manley Pointer‚ though‚ who taught Hulga that he was not the boy he seemed to be and that she never should have trusted him. Hulga Hopewell was a very intelligent woman who was involved in an unfortunate hunting accident at the age of ten. During this accident

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    For example‚ a child who is told that he can only play with manly toys that promote action and violence may grow up to not have good relationships with women because he does not know how to show his softer side. Boys are often told not to show emotion because “boys don’t cry‚” or so they say. Another example of gender

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