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    Essay Monique Braman 10/26/12 There are many colors in the world. Ever wonder what the most popular colors are? The top three popular colors are blue‚ purple an white. These colors are popular worldwide. They are all seen and known differently. Blue is the first and most common color. Around the world it is popular in seventeen different countries. Blue is a very calming color. It is seen as a very trustworthy and loyal color too many people. This color has an equal appeal

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    Pieces of artwork contain an assortment of pictorial conventions that tells us the story about the object. Such is the case for Marble capital and finial in the form of sphinx. This work was believed to have been from the Greek culture during the Archaic period in ca. 530 B.C. This marble capital and sphinx was initially placed on the grave of a youth and a little girl. The sphinx is a legendary creature that has a lion’s body and a human head. This figure was acknowledged in a variety of forms throughout

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    ooHMT HISTORY HMT started Indian watch industry in the year 1960 by the initiative taken by the government of India. In 1961 HMT started factory for manufacturing mechanical watches in Bangalore in technical collaboration with Japan. It was the first watch industry in India. From then on‚ HMT dominated Indian watch industry for the next two and a half decades. HMT brand became synonymous with watches in the industry. The tag line of HMT was ‘TIMEKEEPERS TO THE NATION’. The company were more concentrated

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    Color with No Bounds In the Master Piece “Man With Cane” by Fernand Leger‚ the color flourishes the painting in rigid shapes to create an abstract figure. Different tones varying around the art work give the colors a more mature and distinguished look. The lightly added grey hue helped the yellow stand as a rich and dull setting for the tints to offer a brighter saturation in the colors. The hue constancy in the blue is throughout the Master piece. This gives the viewer a sense of balance in the

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    Colour recession & Negative space “The Sower” Vincent Van Gogh‚ painted in 1888. He uses a silhouette to represent the raising of ordinary people and the sun creating a halo over his head. He also uses colour recession because there are colour opposites present. Positive space is the tree and the sower‚ the background is the negative space. “Sunflowers” Vincent Van Gogh painted in 1888. It’s not necessarily big on positive and negative space‚ but it is great for colour opposites and recession

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    On the other hand‚ the color palette in The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet is more diverse; however‚ Jeunet still focuses on the reds and greens. These complementary colors dominate where T.S. lives‚ and once he travels farther away from home the colors become less apparent or change in hue. For example‚ when T.S. starts his new life in Washington‚ D.C.‚ less saturated colors are seen‚ and the color black is prominent. This shift could symbolize T.S.’s sadness over the departure from his home.

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    3rd Block Debate Essay Although many may argue that falling asleep behind the wheel should be seen as merely an accident due to the lack of control one has over it‚ I am here today to tell you that this issue should be seen as a crime and should in fact be taken very seriously. Surprisingly more than 16% of accidents that have occurred over the past 10 years have been due to drivers falling asleep at the wheel; one in every eight crashes that have sent someone to the hospital has been due to

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    DEVELOPMENT OF FOUR WHEEL STEERING SYSTEM FOR A CAR K. Lohith1‚ Dr. S. R. Shankapal2‚ M. H. Monish Gowda3 1- M. Sc. [Engg.] Student‚ 2-President‚ 3- Assistant professor Automotive and Aeronautical Engineering Department‚ M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies‚ Bangalore – 58. Abstract Production cars are designed to understeer and rarely do they oversteer. If a car could automatically compensate for an understeer/oversteer problem‚ the driver would enjoy nearly neutral steering under varying operating

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    Nicholle DeLeonFebruary 12‚ 2012 FHASection 5 JTWH Reflection: “Jesus Take the Wheel” Using the article’s title as a metaphor‚ how can we allow Christ to be a stronger presence in our lives? Give examples of how you as a teenager can do this. In the article “Jesus Take the Wheel”‚ it explains how all of us people tend to think that this world isn’t so much God’s kingdom‚ but rather ours. God has a plan for each and every one of us‚ but sometimes we all feel the need to try and take matter in

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    such as the medicine wheel‚ are common among Sioux Indians‚ especially the Lakota Sioux. The Lakota Sioux believed each section of the medicine wheel had some spiritual significance. To them‚ the medicine wheel represents enlightenment‚ growth‚ strength and knowledge. Each color on the medicine wheel signifies a different season and lifestyle. Inside the circle is a cross shape. The cross symbolizes the four directions‚ and also the Four Lakota Virtues. The shape of the wheel represents the never

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