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    Gunstock Checkering

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    fundamentals of the tools. The author states he goes with Brownell’s full view checkering tools for the basics. The address is also provided so one could send correspondence to Brownell’s about purchasing the tools being discussed. Most of what the author has learned about the subject of checkering has come from himself‚ although it was not an easy road. Mr. Wood recommends a book titled "Checkering and carving gunstocks" by Monty Kennedy. As with anything else‚ you have to put in the work in order

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    receiving stability and funding for dams and technology which have the ability to limit economic destruction for many San Joaquin Valley farmers. Restoration plans have also claimed salmon will be conveyed into the large mass of water. According to Monty Schmitt of the Natural Resources Defense Council‚ transporting salmon into the river is crucial to stimulate California’s salmon fishery. Renovations and restorations of the San Joaquin Valley have claimed to properly raise and protect the salmon from

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    mathematics from a magazine column. Chris presents the readers with a famous mathematical problem known as the ‘Monty Hall Problem.’ He presents the solutions to the problem and clearly explains how they came about. Furthermore‚ Christ highlights that although the solution to the problem is correct‚ it has been highly controversial amongst mathematicians. Chris’s analysis of the ‘Monty Hall Problem’ challenges Mr. Jeavon’s assumption that ‘maths has a straight forward answer.’ As Chris points out

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    Summary Tears of a Tiger is the first book in Sharon Draper’s Hazelwood High trilogy. The novel begins with a brief newspaper article about a fiery automobile accident in which one Hazelwood High student‚ Robert Washington‚ was killed. The article also notes that Andrew (Andy) Jackson was injured in the wreck and that he had been drinking and driving. The next chapter consists of a flashback locker-room conversation between Andy Jackson and Robbie Washington from the night of the accident. The boys

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    POSTMODERN FILM

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    Open Rubric “Postmodernism has enriched film theory and its analysis by calling attenti0n to a stylistic shift toward a media conscious cinema” (Gonarkar 2012)  Postmodenism can be characterised by various aspects including:  Pastiche  Nostalgia  Disjointed narratives  Emotional detachment  Self-referentialism  Time bending  Altered realities  ‘Quoting’ from different film genres and film     movements/periods as well as from other visual media and actual historical periods

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    Male Character

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    The Summary of masculinity in movies Masculine roles have effective power in recent movies. In the chapter‚ the author who is Kenneth Mackinnon talks about ‘masculinity in movies’ by variety ways. He not only considers about the different kinds of movie genres‚ individual movies and those male movie stars in general‚ but also introduces the hard body and soft body contrastively for audience. Moreover‚ Mackinnon mentions about the disadvantages of masculinity in the films and provides three recent

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    Morgan Torbert Film Response 6 Monty Python and the Holy Grail is very obviously a satirical imitation of the medieval romances. The film follows King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table on their most notable quest‚ the quest for the Holy Grail. Knighthood and chivalry were the ideal characteristics physically and as personality traits for a man in medieval times. The physical ideals included strength‚ skill at arms and horsemanship while the non-physical ideals incorporated courage‚ humility

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    Music” Wright Auditorium “Big Nightmare Music” Concert Report The Igudesman & Joo: “Big Nightmare Music” concert premiered in Wright Auditorium on April 13th‚ 2012; accompanied by the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra. Imagine Mozart taken over by Monty Python and you have some idea of the humor/seriousness created at the highest level of musicianship on stages around the world. Violinist Aleksey Igudesman‚ and pianist Hyung-ki Joo are both classically-trained artists who bring a show-stopping‚ unique

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    Summary Bordo

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    away first?” (170) In the ad she saw the guy “offers himself non aggressively to the gaze of another” (170). Bordo talks about how guys are not often portrayed like that as more passive and seductive. Later Bordo talks about the British film The Full Monty in which a group of unemployed metalworkers start a strip show and how the guys would be judged by women. Normally it is the other way around with the men judging the women for their looks. The film showed the judgment that women will get when they

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    The Reptile Room

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    The Reptile Room T he title of the book I am reading is The Reptile Room. The author is Lemony Snicket. The point of view is first person. The main idea of The Reptile Room is that the Baudelaire parents die in a house fire and the orphans are sent to live with a distant relative named Count Olaf‚ a terrible and greedy man. The Baudelaire parents had left behind an enormous fortune which will go to Violet‚ the oldest of the orphans when she turns eighteen. Count Olaf is so obsessed with getting

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