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    Donne’s Death be not proud is the exact opposite in language‚ form and message to Emily Dickinson’s I heard a fly buzz when I died. Donne’s poem takes place in a metaphysical setting at the moment of death‚ allowing Donne to communicate to death and insult him. Dickinson’s poem takes place at her home at the time of her death‚ her description of‚ “The Eyes around - had wrung them dry - / And Breaths were gathering firm”‚ Dickinson’s short prose and use of dual iambic tetrameter then triameter encapsulating

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    After doing some research about the history of architecture in Portland‚ I found out that the city owes a significant part of its architecture to Pietro Belluschi‚ an Italian born architect that is also considered to be a key figure in “Modern Architecture”. Pietro Belluschi’s works are all over the Portland; the famous Commonwealth Building‚ Portland Art Museum‚ Zion Lutheran Church and many other building projects are all part of his legacy. Knowing that Belluschi was a leader in modern architecture

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    The Constitution of the United States of America was officially ratified in 1788. Since the Constitution has been ratified there has been 44 Presidents. The first three Presidents of the United States are George Washington‚ John Adams‚ and Thomas Jefferson. All three of these men are quite significant political figures in our nations history. However‚ George Washington‚ without question‚ had the most significant impact on America and his influence is still felt today. George Washington set many precedents

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    Brute force and pure strength do not win battles. Archimedes‚ a Greek genius proved that to be true by winning many battles despite not being the best strategist or having the best army; building and inventing war machines led him to his victory. Archimedes’ inventions have completely altered the way warfare was fought. Firstly‚ to defend the Romans off when Syracuse was fighting the Second Punic war‚ Archimedes invented war machines that were effective and required significantly lesser amount of

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    Jessica Piazza 10/07/2010 English 1010 Ms. Flewellyn Essay 2 Compare/Contrast Single Parents vs Both Parents As a single parent of a teenage daughter with an absent father‚ I can relate to the many problems facing most single parents today. The bonds my daughter and I have formed are stronger than I could have ever prayed for‚ however I often ponder the pros and cons of a two parent family. Whether the burdens and joys of parenting lie on a single parent or a two parent family

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    our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what it was once like in the United States where men were free”. In this quote Adams is talking about how America fought for their lives so that America could be free. One should be proud to be an American. To be considered an American one must still fight to be an American as well as fighting for one’s beliefs. then being diverse‚ along with being free. The first way to be an American is one must still fight to be an American. As stated

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    Mother Teresa a name known throughout the world and one that will stay as an outstanding name in the annals of the history of the world. A frail looking foreigner did so much for India and of course for the world‚ that people of the world are indebted to her for all time to come. Let us just pause to think why the Mother decided to make the headquarters of her activities in India. While she belonged to a far off country of Bulgaria‚ she decided to settle in India as it was this place where shoe could

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    find a cure for a terminal disease. All of us are capable of significant accomplishments and achievements throughout each of our lives. As Mother Teresa or St. Teresa of Calcutta states this quote‚ “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love‚” it signifies extreme importance through society in which people accomplish things rather large or small; love is always present during the accomplishments not matter the size of the achievement. Not everyone is exposed‚ or afforded

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    almost certainly not a name that pops into mind. But her effect on the modern world cannot be denied. Every time that you send an email‚ listen to Spotify‚ or go on Instagram‚ you are experiencing the long lasting effect of Ada Lovelace on the world today. Because of her work in computer programming‚ civil rights‚ and mathematics‚ she is the most influential person in history. Ada Lovelace’s life was filled with outstanding accomplishments. She lived in a time where the first computers were

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    Franklin Roosevelt. She spent her adult years working in politics and social reform. Her warmth and compassion inspired the nation‚ and she later became U.S. Delegate to the United Nations. The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights was largely her work‚ and she chaired the first-ever Presidential Commission on the Status of Women in 1961. She joined the League of Women Voters‚ worked with trade union women‚ and pressed for women’s causes within the Democratic Party. After her husband‚ Franklin Roosevelt

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