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    Jesus feeding the multitudes and Peter walking on water share one main thing in common and that is faith. In feeding the multitudes Jesus used five barley loaves and two fish provided by a young boy to feed five thousand people. Carnally‚ we would think that is very impossible to do. But‚ Jesus believed and it was so that he was able to provide food for all five thousand with five loaves of barley bread and two fish (Mark 6:32-44). The story of Peter walking on water began when Peter and the other

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    Letter from a birmingham jail and Thoreau’s essay are alike in similar ways because they both attempt to argue for rights . In the letter from birmingham jail the thing martin luther kind try to do was demonstrate that he was against segregation and racial terror. "Bombingham" was what they started to call this place because afrian americans were starting to stand up for there rights‚ Marin luther king got arrested while he was participating in a peaceful anti-segregation march. He was doing this

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    Abstract We can control power point show or media player through the swipe. Just swipe over the sensor to control it‚ the circuit has 2 sets of sensors for sensing the swipe. The sensors has an IR led with a photo diode. For media player show your hand over the sensor to play/pause the song. To stop the song show the hand over the sensor 1‚to play the next song just swipe the hand from right to left and to play previous song swipe the hand from right to left. The same swipe motion

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    eerie white figure in the distance ahead? I cleaned my spectacles and looked again. Yes‚ there was and it seemed to be flying towards me. Frantically‚ I started running back towards the street lights. I was so frightened that I did not see a man walking towards me and collided into him. “Watch‚ where you are going‚ boy!” the man started angrily. When he saw my ashen face‚ he asked me gently‚ “What’s the matter? Who is after you?” I opened my mouth but no words would come out. For a few minutes

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    going against this law? Is breaking this law really worth the punishment? The government is the one to decide whether a law is reasonable‚ but what if a member of the public believes that a law is not? Should he rebel against this law? Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King Jr. answered yes to this question and believed that one should speak out against an injustice. They both believed that government had many flaws. They shared many beliefs in the same subjects concerning Civil Disobedience but

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ Henry David Thoreau‚ Edgar Allan Poe‚ Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ all are highly acclaimed American poets of the 19th century‚ particularly ranging from between the years 1820-1860. Between the years 1820 -1860‚ is considered as the Romanic Period‚ which was the follow up from the Romantic Movement that started in Germany. The Romantic Movement surfaced in the America in 1820‚ and ended up coinciding with the period of national expansion‚ and the exploration or a

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    Lydian sends Edward with Henry to go huckleberry hunting. Edward says he wishes Henry was his father‚ a sentiment he later repeats to his mother. Lydian suggests that Henry should get married‚ and he says nature is his chosen bride. Back in the jail cell‚ Bailey asks Henry to be his lawyer‚ but Henry refuses. The action shifts to Walden Woods‚ where Henry feeds an escaped slave‚ Henry Williams‚ on his way to Canada. The time shifts ahead‚ and Henry and Waldo argue about the fact that Waldo is not

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    The Commonalities of Crap. The Poems "Suburban" and "Walking the Dog" both have titles that don’t quite give an accurate depiction of the poems subject. Which is an unexpected humor that involves dog shit and the dog owners involvement in it. The poems have many commonalities between them because of their similar topic‚ as well as the similarities in their common owners. At the beginning of both poems the reader realizes the setting is within a suburban setting and involves a dog and his owner

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    Robert Mr. B. Wilson English II (2) 16 January 2013 Analysis of Walden Walden is a fictional journal about Henry David Thoreau’s two year experience in a log cabin in the woods. After building the small‚ plain cabin‚ Thoreau was typically free (apart from a little growing of beans‚ in which he sold at the market). He spent his time walking‚ reading‚ watching birds‚ writing‚ and just simply living. Thoreau was inspired to write Walden‚ because he believed individuals should be self-reliant

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    Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King‚ in "Civil Disobedience" and "Letter from Birmingham Jail‚" respectively‚ both conjure a definitive argument on the rights of insubordination during specified epochs of societal injustice. Thoreau‚ in his enduring contemplation of life and its purpose‚ insightfully analyzes the conflicting relationship between the government and the people it governs. He considerately evokes the notion that the majority of people are restrained by the government and society

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