and comparing his physique and environment to the ones found commonly at that time. We even found out how Ötzi died after “an X-ray of the mummy pointed to foul play in the form of a flint arrowhead embedded in his back‚ just under his shoulder” (“Who Killed the Iceman? Clues Emerge in a Very Cold Case‚” Nordland)‚ which was a mystery for over a decade and would never have happened if we didn’t take the time to investigate the scene
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At first glance‚ I thought that a research paper on the “controllers of the media” would be fun and interesting. But the further I researched into this topic‚ the more I realized how daunting this complex subject was going to be. The real challenge was that the more I researched and understood what the media was about‚ the harder it was to discriminate which ‘media source’ wasn’t intent on simply brainwashing me. What I mean is‚ these books‚ articles‚ columns‚ discussions‚ etc. all have the same
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something slide‚ but he knows that it is wrong so that’s why he comes off as a jerk. In the movie during the barricade scene‚ Javert is on the rebels’ side and tries to help them out by going to see when the army will be coming. “I have overheard their plans‚ there will be no attack tonight. They intend to starve
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Have you ever jumped on a trampoline? You probably have. Trampolines can not only be fun but can also be a great way to exercise. Do you know where all that fun started? Probably not. I bet you did not know that the trampoline was invented in 1930 by a 16 year old boy named George Nissen. He invented the trampoline in his parents’ garage by making a metal frame and stretching canvas over it. Nissen called his invention the “bouncing rig.” He got the idea for his invention after he saw trapeze
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CAST The Scientists: Charles Darwin: (1809-1882) evolutionist. Famous for theory of evolution. Published Origin of Species. Previously studied for the clergy. Gregor Mendel: (1822-1884) priest and scientist. “Father of genetics” famous for work with pea plants‚ discovery of alleles and heredity Godfrey Hardy: (1877-1947) mathematician. Famous for independent discovery of Hardy-Weinberg principle‚ a basic principle of population genetics‚ in 1908. Identifies himself as an atheist. Wilhelm Weinberg:
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He kills Duncan with fear of being cowardly and unmanly. He kills two servants for fear of being caught killing Duncan (Source 5). Other examples of murder motives come from pop culture‚ such as the cult classic Heathers. Jason Dean‚ a psychopath who uses his popular girlfriend Veronica to help him kill the bullies of Westerburg High‚ is afraid of Ram Sweeney and Heather Chandler of further bullying and ruining Veronica’s life. After the pair kills Sweeney‚ they also have to kill his best friend
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Joe Social Studies Louis XIV Louis XIV‚ known as Louis the Great or the Sun King was a monarch of the House of Bourbon‚ who ruled as King of France from 1643 until his death in 1715. His reign of 72 years is the longest of any monarch of a major country in European history. In this age of absolutism in Europe‚ Louis XIV’s France was a leader in the growing centralization of power. Louis began his personal rule in France in 1661 after the death of his chief minister‚ the
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Manfred Bockelmann Who was the first child who chose to draw? Why did you choose that specific child? Was there a child that was particularly difficult for you to draw more than any other? What was your family’s initial reaction when you first told them about this project? Did you originally think you would gain this much notoriety? Was there anything left out of your film you wish you could have incorporated? How do you feel your life has changed after working on these portraits? When did you first
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Card Report Title: Arcadia Author: Tom Stoppard Central Character: Septimus Hodge Other Characters: Thomasina Coverly‚ Jellaby‚ Ezra Chater‚ Richard Noakes‚ Lady Croom‚ Hannah Jarvis Setting: The story opens in the front room of an old estate in Derbyshire‚ England. Scenes shift back and forth between the early nineteenth century and to present day. Narrator: The narrative in Arcadia switches between multiple character points of view throughout the play. The majority of all the
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Rumors started to spread and Olive started changing because of them. Rhiannon wasn’t happy that Olive was “giving everybody her cat” and Olive just said that Rhiannon was jealous of her. The reason why this is important is because I once had a friend who did something similar to me‚ just different rumors. Olive said that she started to change her appearance and how she acted. Rhiannon tried to stop her‚ but it was no good‚ and she lost her friend for a while. Even though at the end‚ Olive apologized
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