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    Sack Race

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    *PROPOSAL TITLE: PALARONG PINOY/ PALARONG BSHM 1-2 GAMES: * SACK RACE * PASS THE KALAMANSI * PASS THE PINGPONG BALL * TOMATO RELAY MECHANICS OF THE GAME/ RULES AND REGULATION: * SACK RACE- PLAYERS NEEDS TO WEAR THE SACK AND RACE TO THE FINISHED LINE‚ THE FIRST TEAM WHO REACHED IN THE FINISHED LINE WINS. * PASS THE KALAMANSI- EACH MEMBER OF THE TEAM SHOULD TAKE THE KALAMANSI TO THE POLE AND TURN BACK TO THEIR TEAM MATES BY USING

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    The beat of the song sets the tempo‚ and the tempo portrays many emotions to the audience. Slow beats usually display a damaging or dejected connotation; whereas‚ an upbeat tempo depicts an equally cheerful and composed nature of sensations. Third Eye Blind’s 1997 hit‚ “Semi- Charmed Life”‚ appeals to audiences due to the positive melody played throughout the entire song. Beneath the catchy upbeat melody‚ the song contains dark lyrics about a drug user’s descent into an addiction to crystal meth

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    Through the Eyes of the Blind in Cathedral by Raymond Carver You can never seem to know what’s going on in another ones life‚ unless you put your feet in there shoes‚ so to judge‚ is simply ignorance. Raymond Carver’s "Cathedral" is a story about how the narrator is uncomfortable with having his wife’s blind friend‚ Robert‚ over. Roger has lost his wife‚ and to cope with her death‚ he planned to visit the narrator’s wife. Without any knowledge whatsoever on how to act in accompany towards a blind man‚

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    born blind. For some‚ tragedy leaves them blind. And then there are those who simply refuse to see.” (Daines) A Blind Eye by Julie Daines is a 163 page‚ realistic fiction novel written in first person. Julie Daines was born in Massachusetts and raised in Utah. She studied Zoology while going to Brigham Young University. Julie Daines enjoys writing young adult fiction. She writes about “ordinary people with real-life problems who find themselves in extraordinary situations.” (Daines) A Blind Eye

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    The Sack of Palermo

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    The sack of Palermo refers to the building boom in the 1950s and 1960s. It wasn’t necessarily a benefitting renovation of Palermo but rather a melancholy one. Historical buildings and landmarks were ordered for demolition‚ rather being preserved. The beauty and unique architecture of the Villa Deliella was being destroyed for bland office buildings and apartments. While many disapproved of the construction‚ World War II had left the city‚ somewhat‚ crumbled. Bombings had forced thousands to live

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    Sacks Great Partnership

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    Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’ The Great Partnership: Science‚ Religion and the Search for Meaning depicts Sacks’ understanding of the relationship between religion and science. In the first part of the book‚ Sacks’ differentiates between religion and science and discusses some of the reasons why people believe that science and religion are incompatible. The second part of Sacks’ book is primarily about the importance of religion and the effect on the world if religion was lost. The last and final part of

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    The Blind Leading the Blind The Short Story “Cathedral” is a literary work written by Raymond Carver and told by a narrator who is apprehensive about a visit from his wife’s blind friend. The narrator’s wife has been touched by Robert‚ the blind visitor‚ and he helps the narrator sketch a “Cathedral” which symbolizes his wife and teaches the narrator how to see‚ esteem‚ and touch her. By and large‚ the presumably sighted narrator focuses on his guest’s blindness and outward appearance‚ but Carver

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    Oliver Twist

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    Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist‚ in 1883‚ to show the reader things as they really are. He felt that the novel should be a message of social reform. One of its purposes was to promote reform of the abuses in workhouses. In no way does Dickens create a dream world. His imagination puts together a bad place during a bad time; an English workhouse just after the Poor Law Act of 1834 (Scott-Kilvert‚ 48). In the first chapter of Oliver Twist‚ Dickens moves from comedy to pathos and from pathos to

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    Nut Sack

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    Purpose: Use the motion sensor to measure the motion of a cart as it collides with a bumper. Use a force sensor mounted on the track to measure the force of the collision over the same interval of time. Use DataStudio to compare the change in momentum of the cart with the integral of the measured force vs time graph. Data: Item | Value | Mass of Cart | 516g | Impulse | .35N | Velocity before | .343 m/s | Velocity after | -.318 m/s | Momentum before | .177 kg m/s | Momentum after |

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    semester‚ it becomes evident that these sources compare and contrast in myriad ways. However‚ the writings of Franzen‚ Sacks‚ and Specter exhibit the strongest similarities in their exploration of the topic of memory by noting its disadvantages and benefits‚ employing similar diction‚ and by using pathos to appeal to the intended audience. The works of Franzen‚ Specter‚ and Sacks respectively focus on the failure of memory while simultaneously highlighting its strength. In the Long Slow Slide into

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