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    The Oak and the Elm Tree

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    The Oak and the Elm Tree Nature and the outdoor world that surrounds us can be amazing and awe-inspiring‚ a thing that anyone and everyone can and should enjoy. The biggest and oldest living things on Earth are trees. Trees enter into the lives of us all. Also‚ they are the source of materials we need for many everyday purposes. Above all‚ they provide beauty in our outlook on the world. In the United States there are “about 865 different species of trees‚” and “comprise about three and one-half

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    Coast Live Oak

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    also known as Coast live oak comes from the family of Fagaceae. Comprised largely of non-native trees like the ficus‚ magnolia‚ eucalyptus‚ and the iconic palm.Before the first human set foot here: the sycamore‚ the California bay laurel‚ the walnut‚ the oak. Of these‚ the oak tree especially has been a powerful force in shaping the region’s human history. Oakwood became an integral part of many communities’ material cultures‚ and‚ more importantly‚ acorns gathered from oak trees were a staple of

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    America‚ our great country‚ is strong‚ powerful‚ and influential. Americans exemplify positive values‚ selflessness‚ hospitality‚ and the American way of life. The mighty oak tree that stands taller‚ bigger‚ and older than all others best represents this grand country. Each part of the tree illustrates a facet of our nation. <br><br>Shapely emerald leaves covering the tree symbolize the values many Americans hold concerning themselves‚ others‚ and their nation. Leaves help the tree grow and flourish

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    Fred Hollows

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    Fred Hollows was an eye surgeon (Ophthalmologist) who became well known for restoring eyesight to thousands of people all around the world. Fred Devoted his life to helping people see again. It was Fred’s dream for a world without people being blind and Indigenous Australians to be as healthy as everyone else. Fred was born in New Zealand‚ April 9 1929 and he grew up in Dunedin. Fred had two other Brothers Monty and Colin Fred initially attended Bible College in Dunedin‚ wanting to join the clergy

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    Hollow Men

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    The Hollow Men "The Hollow Men" by T.S. Eliot is a poem of struggle for meaning amongst the meaningless. T.S. Eliot shows the reader how in this day and age society is becoming less and less active and beginning to become more careless in the way in which we live and behave‚ as represented throughout the poem. It brings out all of our worlds weaknesses and flaws. Eliot brings out the fact that the human race is disintegrating. We are compared to as hollow men with no emotions‚ cares‚ and

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    Feeding of Hollow Cylindrical Castings P.K.Sandell Chief Executive‚ Sandell Associates‚ Kolkata‚ India and Vienna‚ Virginia‚ U.S.A OP-37 internal centerline shrinkage‚ which was unacceptable. A major factor is the blockage of feed metal flow which result in micro-porosity or voids in the solid casting. These voids add up to produce a centerline shrinkage. FEEDING Feeding covers methods adopted to produce castings without shrinkage defects. In the case of solid solution alloys like steel

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    would walk up to a hill three blocks away from her home. On the very top of the hill‚ an oak tree‚ perfect for sitting in‚ looked over the city. The view from the tree was magnificent‚ especially at night. Tayla could see the lights of tinsel town flicker in her mind just like all the thoughts racing through her mind at the speed of light. Every night‚ usually around the same time‚ Tayla would sit in the oak tree and wrack her brain with thoughts of how to raise the money in order for her mother

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    The Hollow Men Religion

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    S. Eliot’s poem‚ “The Hollow Men‚” indicates the hollowing of mankind generates a loss of substance‚ purpose‚ and will result in the annihilation of humanity. With the aftermath of World War I‚ men disregard religion and turn to modernistic attitudes— they feel internally empty. Specifically‚ Eliot’ hollow men parallel lifeless effigies‚ due to their heads being “filled with straw” (6). Here‚ the speaker associates mannequin-like characteristics of scarecrows to the hollow men. These men lack their

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    Tone Of The Hollow Men

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    The Hollow Men Resemble the novella Heart of Darkness‚ T.S. Elliot’s poem The Hollow Men conveys the darker side of human nature. Allegorically‚ the poem acknowledges how hollow men are -- trying every possible way to achieve their high hopes not knowing that they are just empty aspirations that will lead them astray in the end. Through the utilization of imagery‚ tone and contradicted diction‚ Elliot is warning mankind to stop follow their noble pursuits blindly that only leave them “sightless

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    The Hollow Men

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    Zombies In The Making (Three Messages From The Hollow Men) Imagine lifeless‚ soulless corpses steadily congesting the streets of every city in the world in increasingly larger waves. T.S. Elliot analyzes society just this way in his work The Hollow Men. Each new generation is slowly degenerating into a meaningless existence reminiscent of popular movies and tv shows depicting zombies roaming the earth. While physically the human condition has improved unlike any generation before‚ the soul and

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