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    Theodore

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    Theodore Gericault turned a tragic event‚ into a visual display of government incompetence. In 1816‚ the French government exercised poor judgment‚ by authorizing the unstable Medusa to set sail. The vessel crashed; leaving survivors to turn to cannibalistic means of survival. Gericault captured the tragedy‚ titled “The Raft of the ‘Medusa’” in Romantic style‚ along with compositional structure. The lifelike figures in the painting show detailed anguish and grief; which‚ invokes despair in those

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    and the creation you were meant to be in Christ‚ locked in an ongoing battle for you soul. Where did this conflict come from? Why are you going through such a struggle on the inside? The chief culprit of this inner conflict is the vice known as sloth. Sloth is a spiritual vice that can take over ones true identity‚ making them regret where they are in life‚ never allowing the host to enjoy the moments in life‚ and severs the connection between human and God. This vice is so deadly and elusive that

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    Sloth Short Stories

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    Sloths weren’t always slow‚ they used to be the fastest animal out there. Never staying in one place long‚ traveling from country to country in two week’s time. Until one day‚ a sloth named Oliver was born and dreamed of becoming the fastest sloth there ever was. He was by no means the most attractive fellow‚ nor was he the tallest. Not even two feet tall‚ barely weighing 20 pounds once fully grown. Two long curved claws were his fingers and feet‚ two large brown eyes filled his head‚ while a stubby

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    Sloth Research Paper

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    Slay the Sloth The seven deadly sins are known extensively around the world. These words describe the different characteristics that God-in some religions-views as an abomination to society’s moral values. They include: lust‚ gluttony‚ greed‚ wrath‚ envy‚ pride‚ and last‚ but not least‚ sloth. Sloth is commonly forgotten about and often times obscure. The word sloth comes from the Old English word slǣwth. It was translated in Middle English from 1125-1175 A.D. as slowth. Now‚ in Modern English

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    Two Toed Sloths

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    hoffmanni (two-toed sloth) and Bradypus variegatus (brown-throated three-toed sloths). The possible locations the sloths could be located are‚ agriculture (AG)‚ low land old growth (LL OG)‚ low land secondary forest (LL SF)‚ mountainous old growth (MTN OG)‚ mountainous secondary forest (MTN SF)‚ and finally clear cut (CC). Our organization totals there to be a total 136 sloths to be in AG‚ 144 sloths in LL SF‚ and finally 75 sloths in LL OG. On the other hand‚ there are no sloths found in MTN OG‚ MTN

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    Sloths Research Paper

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    Sloths are cool and interesting animals. They are excellent climbers; in fact‚ they learn to climb from their parents. they also learn what food to eat by watching their mother eat. Sloths don’t really learn anything (except climbing and what to eat) from their parents because they‚ well‚ don’t really do anything. Pretty much all sloths do is eat‚ sleep‚ and hang upside down. Sloths have some interesting things about them‚ one of them is their long nails or claws. Another interesting thing about

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    Dolor Roethke Analysis

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    In the poem "Dolor" by Theodor Roethke‚ one is drawn in with the weight of the poem despite its seemingly simple subject matter. Everyday items such as pencils are given deep sadness that forces the reader to want more. Roethke portrays this sad tone through personification‚ repetition‚ metaphors‚ and immense detail. "Dolor" is depicted through a sorrowful and gloomy theme beginning with its title and increasing in intensity towards the end of the poem. The narrator begins the poem with a look into

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    talk about a problem that affects today’s society‚ the sloth. The sloth is the lack of desire to perform activities and responsibilities. It has been considered a sin throughout the history. It seems to be obvious that is a negative state of mind people have to deal with. Its degree of importance is due to the fact that it involves all the areas in one’s life. Accordingly‚ it could cause both a professional and academy failure because sloth leads people to be ineffective with their obligations‚

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    relationship and is utterly unjustifiable. Every person has a father and has their own reflections of the personal feelings they have encountered‚ nevertheless these feelings can be those of affection or feelings of resentment. The poem‚ “My Papa’s Waltz” (Roethke) illustrates a son’s reminiscence of waltzing with his father as a young boy‚ painting a picture of love and admiration towards his father. However‚ because the poet seems isolated‚ a reader’s perception can vary throughout the poem. The poem‚ written

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    Brown-throated sloths are astounding creatures even though they sleep for most of the day which is fifteen to twenty hours. They have a lot more features that makes them unique from other animals like the way their mouth is shaped. The Brown-throated sloths’ mouth appears as if the sloth is always smiling. In addition‚ the sloth is credited as being the world’s slowest animal and it is so dormant that algae grows on its body. Even though the mammal is so slow it still has the exclusive property of

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