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    of Fine Arts. Throughout break-fast‚ lunch‚ and dinner‚ I tried to explain to her that the reason I left the Institute‚ at the end of my junior year‚ was to accept a generous offer put forth by Tommy Hagsmight‚ an iconic tattoo artist and owner of the multinational corporation‚ ‘Ink It Baby.” My mother‚ of course‚ didn’t care one iota‚ that Tommy would personally mentor me during my three year apprenticeship or that the corporation had agreed to pay for the apprenticeship program‚ license‚ seminars

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    The piece titled ‘getting our future back on the rails – slowly’ is written by a member of The Grow Slow organisation who believes that the most convenient occupant for the land of the abandoned railway yards is a community garden. The author begins the article in a confined toned aiming to convince the reader that a community garden is the right choice and later transfers on to a more critical tone when talking about convenient foods. The author’s main arguments include firstly that community gardens

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    English 102 Multiple Positions rough draft Prohibition of Tattoos and Piercings in the Workplace A large number of businesses do not allow tattoos that are visible. Many also prohibit piercings‚ other than single earrings on women. Some industries even take their policies to the extreme of not allowing any tattoos that take up more than 25% of a body part‚ and if a pre-existing tattoo is too large or obscene‚ it must be removed (Powers). This even applies if a uniform can easily cover the tattooed

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    Tattoos In Today's Society

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    is the misinterpretations and perspectives of Tattoos in society today‚ and the social impact and acceptability in reagrds to this approach of art in Tattoos. This is based on the manipulative and critical interpersonal communication‚ in which was traditionally perceived as socially unacceptable. Researchers and Individual of society have researched this particular issue‚ in order to indicate the indubitable meanings of tattoos in society today. Tattoos have become a spatial project in the largest

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    This opinion piece was written to the parents of a local sporting club in response to poor behaviour of spectators. An added concern was the difficulty of attracting volunteers to the club. The article‚ ‘A word from our coach’ was written by Coach Sam in the Local Sports Club‚ ‘Club News’‚ newsletter. Sam contends that some parents are behaving so badly at children’s matches that it is adversely affecting the club. The author has both a professional and personal involvement in this issue. As

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    Abstract - The significance of tattoos and the tattooing arts are neither smooth nor unified‚ and actually can be considered as varied and punctured as the skin on which the tattoo is placed. The elusive unified account is due in part because of the wide variety of cultures in which tattoo has been practiced‚ from Japan and the South Pacific to ancient Greece. There is even evidence of tattooing that can be traced to the Bronze Age. Indeed on the 5300 year old “Iceman”‚ tattoos were found in great number

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    Sea Ink Jennifer Linnaea

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    The story I selected is called Sea Ink by Jennifer Linnaea. It is a short story about a young girl‚ named Althea‚ who is in possession of a sorcerer’s book. She is thinking about her friend‚ a small boy that was thrown overboard a ship as a sacrifice to the Little God of the finned fishes. She is worried that her friend is unhappy with the god‚ so she spends her time trying to help him; “Standing on the deck with the priests‚ everyone staring at the spot in the sea where no sign of a boy remained

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    Ifugao Art Tattoo

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    IFUGAO ART TATTOO The origin of the Ifugaos is derived from the term Ipugo which means “from the hill”. According to Ifugao mythology‚ however‚ the name “Ifugao” is derived from Ipugo which refers to the rice grain given to them by their god Matungulan. Until the present day‚ this kind of rice grain is cultivated by the Ifugaos.           The generic name Ygolote‚ Igolot‚ or Igorrote was used by the Spanish conquistadores and missionaries in their writing about all the various mountain people

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    The Ink Drinker Cletus and Clem walked into school on the first day excited for a new year. Cletus was relieved that the summer was behind him‚ which had a lot of unusual events. If anybody found out about his odd habit‚ it would be a gruesome discovery. “Is something wrong Cletus?” Clem suddenly asked. “No I’m fine‚” he replied. Putting his thoughts aside‚ Cletus walked into the school. After school‚ Cletus and Clem walked home and started on their homework‚ which was done with a cursory

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    Stigma towards Tattoos Are you judgmental to a person with tattoos? Over many years‚ people with tattoos have been put into a negative light. The stigma toward tattoos is correlated with bad decision making‚ and drunken nights. Tattoos are a way of expressing oneself and portraying their true identity. The earliest body modifications marks back to around 5‚300 years ago found on the spine of a mummy which is believed to have been used medicinally (Carmen‚ Guitar‚ & Dillon 2012). Why should a person

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