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 Two Kinds Point of View
The short story, Two Kinds , written by Amy Tan, is written from the point of view of the
character named Jing Mei. There are three experiences which demonstrate her viewpoint. In the
first experience, Jing Mei is being told by her mom about the American dream . At first, she
strives to pursue this prodigy. Her mom would test her every night after dinner. Through Jing Mei
s eyes, she starts to realize that it was not the life she wanted to live. Lines in the story illustrate
this when he says I won t let her change me, I promised myself. I won t be what I m not. (p.406). In
the second experience, Jing Mei performs in a talent show. Her mother forced her to learn how to
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ier said than
 The Great Wave
Even though like many art form date back, painting being the oldest, they can for the most part all
interrelate with each other such as: music and dance, poetry and sculpture, music and drama and can
go together many different way depending on the person perspective, but the one that stands out the
most is poetry and painting. A prime example would be a the painting The Starry nightand its
conjoining poem, but not allowed to use that one so the next best one is The Great Wave by Hokusai.
Most people when reading something they image it in the mind to help them to get a better
understanding of the poem, and what is going on allowing them to enjoy it more or to dislike the
scene that could be being portrayed. For example, in a quote from... Show more content on
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Though this poem is seem more descriptive telling a person what the painting is a about like in the
quote, Summer ! the painting is organized about a young reaper enjoying his noonday rest
completely relaxed from his morning labors sprawled in fact sleeping unbuttoned on his back.
The paint is just like that there is a white that looks like they have been working on it all morning
and now it is time to sit down relaxed a little, eat, and drink some food knowing that they re going
to have to get back to work when they are done but enjoying every moment of the time off. Just
comparable the ending of the poem, A spot of wine they gather gossiping under a tree whose shade
carelessly he does not share the resting center of their workaday world. This quote goes Beyond the
moment capture in the painting saying the live a simple life of hard labor by saying just the last to
word, workaday world, and that the little time they do have not working they take advantage of that
time living it to the fullest.
In conclusion, the interrelationship of poetry and painting is very prominent in art allowing the
observer to build a better image, and understand of both art form being it s a poem depicting a
painting or a panting making a poem in someone s mind with the lines and angles. Even still people
will always see indifferent way but with putting the two form together people will see the image
more clearly to them and may appreciate the quality of the
 Theme Of Satan In Paradise Lost
Sympathy for Satan An Emotional Monster
(Analysis of Satan both psychological and physically as he is portrayed in Milton s Paradise Lost)

In John Milton s Paradise Lost, Satan is one of the major figures of the book. The poem s intense
focus on his temperament portrays psychological information of someone with a conflictive
personality, one that pushes and pulls at his emotions. Differing from his fellow fallen angels, he
has no regrets for his decisions and is a fearless leader, but in private his deeper, darker thoughts
take hold. Lisa Ampleman, a managing editor of the Cincinnati Review says he is not the absolute
evil we may have expected, and a sympathetic devil is a dangerous devil (Ampleman). This danger
creates an interesting story of the creation of man and how man came to fall just as Satan had. As ...
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One cannot help but believe that everything they do is for the greater good. As well as one cannot
deny the quest and thirst for power, humans constantly are driven by this thirst, driven to do evil
things to get what they want. Milton shows this side of Satan, the leader and epic hero of his own
story. Yet tragedy befalls him and he lays victim to his own pride and greed, making him the villain
as well. Satan knows this to be true and inevitable in the eyes of God. Satan says them himself
through his soliloquies. Barbara Lewalski, author of Paradise Lost and the Rhetoric of Literary
Forms says that Satan s soliloquy here still carries with it the literary significance in terms of his
position in the poem, the often insightful and emotional confession, as well as the overall impact of
the tragedy itself (Lewalski). In the end, Satan can t be a hero, and leaves him to take on the role of
the villain because his actions and emotions led him to
 Essay about Frankenstein
What qualifies a creature to be a monster? When the movie Frankenstein came out, monsters were
usually big and scary animals that terrified everyone that walked in their path. They were creatures
that generally behaved monstrously, doing things that were against society norms and had no
consideration for the safety of others. Perhaps looking beyond the physical appearanceof a monster
and just looking at their actions one might see Dr. Frankensteinas a monster himself. Frankenstein
was a story about a man who created an individual which led his life to failure and death, because of
his desire to play which nature, and attempting the role of God.
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He is therefore responsible for his creation and all of the actions that his monster commits.
In the long lived debate between nature verses nurture, Dr. Frankenstein s creation is a prime
example of nature. Frankenstein s greatest flaws in his attempt to create a being, is that he does not
even nurture his creation as a parent would for his own child. Frankenstein himself grew up in a
loving family who was still concerned about his actions till the end. Yet Frankenstein decides that he
doesn t like the monster after he had completed it. He rejects the monster, and in turn the monster
rejects him. Frankenstein sees the creature s physical appearance only, not attempting to look
beyond his looks. The monster is treated as though he is an animal and not a living human being, and
because of this he is shown no love or affection from his creator and society as a whole. Making
the monster feel isolated and hated, causing him to seek vengeance over his creator. The monster
therefore becomes Frankenstein s shadow. Initially, the monster was not filled with the hate and
rage that he would exhibit later in the movie. It was in many ways a helpless baby, only wanting
someone to love him and teach him. However, Victor Frankenstein was so afraid of him, as were
the townspeople, that he did not get this love or education. The monster was forced to defend
himself from the start.
Dr. Frankenstein s creation was looked at by the village as a feared and hated
 Telephone Structures In The 1700s
In the year 1700s, for sending information, messages and data from one location to another location
people used aboriginal approaches, however these approaches varied in accordance with the distance
and length of these message signals. The invention of primitive telephone structure was done by
Alexander Graham Beli in 1876 which led to the contribution to the progress of inter city telephone
lines towards the end of 1880s in the United States of America. In the early 1990s, the modern radio
was invented and the first commercial radio station was established by the 1920 in Pittsburg (Detroit
Station). By 1934, municipal police radio systems were using AM (Amplitude Modulation) mobile
communication systems in the U.S. FM (Frequency Modulation)
 Synoptic Approach To The Most Important To Solve A Problem
I believe that it is important to always find a solution. I believe that there is a solution for any
given problem and have applied this attitude throughout my career. I try one way, then find another
way if that one does not work. I try every possible solution that I can think of when faced with a
problem. I have applied my philosophy that began with computers to other areas of my life with
positive results. There is always another angle, a perspective change, an intentional act of thinking
around corners, to get to the place in my mind where a solution is found. I learned to work with
computers through experimentation. I grew up in the country without other kids in walking or
biking distance except for my younger brother who would sit for hours and watch while I sat at the
computer. I did not know anyone else who owned or used a computer. I was on my own when I
began my journey into technology. I spent a great many hours in front of a black and white TV
connected to a Commodore VIC 20 with a user s manual of instructions for how to program in
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The internet grew after I graduated from high school and the web finally turned into something
useful. I started to look up problems that I encountered and connect them to known issues that had
already been discovered. This synoptic approach leads me to find solutions based upon work that
has already been done by someone else or groups who were having similar problems. Each solution
that I research adds to my knowledge by revealing the approach that others have taken to solve the
same problem. I synthesize these research experiences and use the methods and alternate viewpoints
to strengthen my own solution finding skills. The availability of information has allowed me to
exponentially increase my understanding of technology and the way solutions are applied on a global
 Lena The Black Widow Character Analysis
Lena the Black Widow Despite being Joe s wife, Lena selfishly recognizes the value of being with
Spunk, and is thankful for Joe s death. Lena believes Joe is inadequate, and elopes with Spunk
because he can provide for her. Lena s life with Joe is not lavish. He ain t never had nothin nor
wanted nothin , and Lena finds Joe s lack of both wealth and ambition intolerable (109). She
remarks that the house they live in was given to her by her father. Joe is incapable of providing a
house for her. Joe s ability to support Lena directly contrasts that of Spunk, who asserts that Lena
doesn t need to look to nobody for a crumb of bread, or a stitch of close or a shingle to go over [her]
head, except him (107). Spunk insists that he alone can provide for... Show more content on
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She undoubtedly adores Spunk, and is overwhelmed by his ability to satisfy her needs.
Consequently, Lena boldly displays her relationship with Spunk, publicly disgracing her marriage,
and is relieved when Joe dies. The first appearance of Lena features her clinging lovingly to
[Spunk s] arm, as the couple walks towards the woods. Already the reader is presented with Lena s
affection for Spunk (Hurston 105). The saloon patrons gawk at how easily Spunk parades around
Lena. They note that he struts round wid another man s wife, emphasizing his confidence in his
relationship with Lena (105). For a married woman to flaunt her extramarital affair in the middle of
town she must have no remorse for the repercussions faced by her husband. Lena s apathy
towards Joe is highlighted by her numerous rendezvous with Spunk throughout the week,
undeterred by the visible suffering in Joe s eyes, his face, and even the dejected slump of his
shoulders (106). Clearly, Lena must care more deeply for Spunk than she does for Joe. Lena
showcases her lack of affection for Joe when he is arguing with Spunk over her. Joe asks Lena for
confirmation that she is his wife, but she only looked at him real disgusted, and
 Summary Of Dead Girls Don t Write Letters `` By Gail Giles
Kreena PatelBook Talk

For the mystery book talk, I read, Dead Girls Don t Write Letters by Gail Giles.
The setting takes place in present day Texas throughout the whole novel. The main characters
were Sunny Reynolds (14) who was the main detective of the novel, and the younger sister of the
dead sister, who died in a fire in New York, but was deeply loved by everyone, Deborah Hallard a
girl who looked and pretended to be Jasmine Reynolds (the girl who died), but knew everything
about her and her family, and Dan and Lily Reynolds the parents of Sunny and Jasmine. Dan had a
drinking problem, and Lily was depressed because of her beloved daughter who was dead,
Jasmine. The mystery of the story was when a letter arrived to Sunny s house from her dead
sister, two months after her sister passed away. It said that Jasmine was going to come home
because she ran away even though she was reported dead. When Jazz arrived at her family s
doorstep, everyone besides Lily knew that it wasn t the real Jasmine. They weren t sure who she
was, why she was at their home pretending to be someone who she wasn t, and how she knew
everything about the Reynold s family and their secrets. The detective in the novel was Sunny
Reynolds. She was always trying to find clues about the girl pretending to be her sister, calling
people to get as much information as possible, and would even look through the girl s bags even if
that risked her getting caught because unlike some people, she had nothing
 Abbot Suger Of St. Denis And The Rise Of Gothic Architecture
Enrio Rico Evangelista
Professor Rui de Sousa
Medieval Civilization Section 11
18 November 2015
Abbot Suger of St. Denis and the Rise of Gothic Architecture Religion has always been a part of our
identity. Today, the population wander around the world seeing these wonderful churches and
religious buildings all around us. The architectural style of the Middle Ages was very prominent: high
stone vaults, internal elevations of multiple stories, rounded arches, and thick walls. This was
characterized as Romanesque architecture. Suger revolutionized everything. He reworked these ideas
and introduced, to the world, what is now known as the Gothic architectural style. Although Gothic
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People were criticizing the new building and was not very keen of the idea of renovation. Suger
still pushed for his project and fulfill his dreams to glorify the church. He began to rebuilt the
church in 1137. One of the reasons behind this construction was that he was not contended with the
dark and sinister style of Romanesque architecture. He wanted the church to be an expression of
modernity and enlightenment. (Verdon and Dally 190 191). Suger considered it as modern because
it was not heavy looking and inspiring. His critics, including Bernard of Clairvaux, called it Gothic
because it was unrefined, barbaric and non Roman (Bradbury 295). These criticisms were all wrong
because it was completely renewed and this symbolized the top achievement of the medieval
civilization. However, they were right that it was completely not Roman. This building represented
the apex of achievement because, after centuries of being under the influence of the Roman empire,
Suger gave birth to something new, something extravagant and
 Martin Luther King Jr.’S Persuasion in “Letter from...
Martin Luther King Jr. s Persuasion in Letter From Birmingham Jail After being arrested and
imprisoned in Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King Jr. wrote one of his most famous works to the
people of Birmingham, titled Letter From Birmingham Jail on April 16, 1963. This piece speaks of
the evils of the segregation laws and how the blacks had been treated unfairly in Birmingham, in an
attempt to get the white people to support the desegregation of Birmingham. He had been
imprisoned because of his participation in a civil disobedience protest, and he is arguing that, even
though the white people of Birmingham see the black s way of protesting as wrong, it is a justified
way to fight back against the unjust laws. In Letter From Birmingham... Show more content on
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In these sessions of negotiation, the merchants had agreed to take down their humiliating racial signs
if the leaders of the Alabama Movement agreed to call a moratorium on any type of demonstrations
(King 233). Though after they had negotiated this, they realized after months went by that they had
been lied to, and the merchants had no intention of taking down their signs. By showing that he
understands the people of Birmingham s call for negotiation, King is bringing more credibility to
himself. King is also furthering his own argument by showing them that he had already tried to
resolve the racial discrimination their way, and that is why more drastic measures are justified.
Martin Luther King Jr. also seeks to further his point logically by explaining to the people of
Birmingham that most places in the United States aren t segregated to the extent that Birmingham
is. He also makes a point to say Birmingham s ugly record of police brutality is known in every
section of the country and that it s unjust treatment of Negroes in the courts is a notorious reality
(King 233). King also states there have been more unsolved bombings in Negro homes and churches
in Birmingham than any city in this nation (King 233). By making the statements that no other city
treats African Americans as badly as Birmingham and that the injustice that is taking place in
Birmingham is a reality that everyone throughout the country is aware of, King
 Francie And Neeleys Social Problem
Francie and Neeley, the main characters, struggled against many opposing forces as children. One
of their major problems was poverty. Many times, Francie and Neeley had to drink coffee to
sustain themselves on days when there was no food. Many times, Francie and Neeley wished to
have nice clothing and shoes, but were never able to afford them. Although they never got the things
they wanted, both Francie and Neeley never complained, they still worked hard no matter what, and
earned money whenever possible. In addition, because both Francie and Neeley were poor, they
were humiliated a lot by people in their society. Francie hated to be humiliated. But, despite all of
their problems, they continued to work hard and earn money for the family.
When
 A Analysis On The Stripe Hog
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Waterblasting Technologies manufactures the Stripe Hog Waterblasting System to remove all
types of durable pavement markings from roadways and runways and rubber deposits left from
aircraft landings. The business began in 1988 and the Stripe Hog has been available to the public
since 2005 and is now in 50 countries with more units working around the world than our top five
competitors combined. The fact that the founder, James Crocker, has been a waterblasting
contractor since 1988 has allowed Waterblasting Technologies to have a laboratory where new
innovations reckon with the real time results of every day rugged use. The Stripe Hog was the first
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Simultaneous removal of parallel markings with the double blasting heads in the side by side
configuration.
Rapid removal of single, continuous lines with the double blasting heads in the tandem configuration.
Cleaning and rejuvenation of the retro reflectivity of thermoplastic and cold plastic markings.
Simultaneous vacuum recovery allows of application of new markings in 20 minutes

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