Carew writes: Ask me no more where those stars light That downwards fall in dead of night; For in your eyes they sit, and there, Fixed become as in their sphere. (lines 13-16) Similar to how the golden atoms were infused with the woman's hair when the light of day faded, Carew portrays the woman's eyes as being the spheres that contain the stars' light. Her eyes, though, don't contain the light of just any stars, but rather that of shooting stars (as implied by "downwards fall" in line 14). This distinction is important because by containing the shooting stars wit...

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Studies show people of color make up for 28 percent of the American public but only 8% of the top films starred ethnic actors, for non-white actors the roles are more often limited and sterotypical. ... Cedric the Entertainer, who starred in Ice Cube's Barbershop film series, and is a comedian-actor says, "you're at the mercy of what the studio feels they can make their money back on, and that becomes these formulas." ... Skin color, lack of diversity, availability, cost or money, whatever it may be hopefully, sometime soon, this industry will take their eyes off the screen of...

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They enrolled girls and quickly picked up the competition model, forming all-star teams. ... Many gyms changed their focus away from gymnastics and into acrobatics for cheerleading routines and also adopted the competition model forming all-star teams. According to Smith, roughly 25% of gyms in the country coach levels 1-5 at the competitive All-Star level today (105). ... All-Star cheerleading has many organizations sponsoring competitions and a strict set of rules enforced by USASF. ... In addition, because of the many appeals and differing interpretations of the law, it has helped more...

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For example, young child TV star Lindsey Lohan started off starring in many films and seemed to be living quite the life. ... They are usually "models:" young, very pretty women of a physical type chosen to appeal to male eyes. ...

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Animals are a vital part of advertising. Businesses in every market utilize animals in their advertisements to help promote their goods, service, or reputation. According to Forbes, in the 2011 Super Bowl, when compared to advertisements with animals, the average non animal Super Bowl ad was 14% les...

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Collectively the texts serve to prove that these types of discoveries are only possible when we open our eyes to the world to the world around us. "The real voyage of discovery consists not of seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes" Marcel Proust. ... This is also seen visually as the visuals not only attract attention but acts to illustrate the stark contrast between the pop star "Cat Stevens" to "Yusuf Islam- heavily bearded man swathed in white cotton robes". ... Ultimately these texts reveal that "The real voyage of discovery consists not of seek...

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There is no fear in the eyes of the fetus; instead, they emit a look of sacred naivety. The star child is motionless in his state of complete awareness, and traverses further into the universe with a brave sense of curiosity. ... He is reborn as the star child, stripped of a mimicked emotional response from his previous lifetime, seeing every experience floating through space through eyes of wonderment and awe. ...

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In my eyes, the two areas requiring the most attention are health care and education. ... Similarly, although Canada ranks among the best in the world for education, as stated recently in the Windsor Star, I believe there remains vast room for improvement. ...

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Dennett proposes that it is possible Mary could experience color by gently rubbing her eyes and accidentally creating a color phosphene. This is something Jackson did not take account for while Mary is starring at a screen all day. ... Dennett voids Jackson's argument that one can only experience color through seeing the color face-to-face, and points out that Mary could have possibly experienced color through rubbing her eyes hard enough, through dreaming, and by even observing how her fellow humans reacted when seeing color. ...

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As an example, "Even if you think that you know what he's going to do, the way he does it-the degree of speed and violence that he brings to every act-knocks you flat" (133) or again in the following passage: "Watching Jones, you understand what it must have been like to play against Cobb (or, worse, to know him personally), to feel the tingle of anxiety that his presence on the base paths generated" (134), if you close your eyes and listen to this descriptions you can visualize Cobb himself this involvement of the reader is what makes Rafferty's writing style so...

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In 1996, Kubrick officially announced his next project as Eyes Wide Shut, starring the then-married Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. ... One of his signature shots was "The Glare"- a character's emotional meltdown is depicted by a close-up shot of the actor with his head tilted slightly down, but with his eyes looking up, usually directly into the camera. ...

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The circling telescope has produced more than 100,000 photographs of divine images, including a burial ground of stars, elephant trunks of dust and hydrogen gas curving in the Eagle Nebula, Jovian storms, rough rings of Saturn and the Goliath supernova smoke rings blown from a blasted star, to list a couple. ... There are still far scopes of space that have not been researched by even the best telescopes, limitless universes that have not been seen by human eyes. ...

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But, as so often in the British Museum, appearances are deceiving, because this dreary bit of broken granite has played a starring role in three fascinating and different stories: the story of the Greek kings who ruled in Alexandria after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt; the story of the French and British imperial competition across the Middle East after Napoleon invaded Egypt; and the extraordinary but peaceful scholarly contest that led to the most famous decipher in history - the cracking of hieroglyphics. ... The boundary between this heated layer of air and the layer of cooler, dense...

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The actors and actresses that starred in the film were cast to appeal to the modern day audience's expectations. ... In the Zeferelli version, only one song had lyrics- the love theme-, which is played when Romeo first lays eyes on Juliet. ...

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Despite it's obvious dedication to the era, "Labyrinth" is timeless in the eyes of all who have had the pleasure of enjoying its splendor. ... The most obvious of these characteristics came in the form of Henson's choice to cast one of the most prominent musical icons of the time as Jareth, the Goblin King "the ever-flamboyant, androgynous pop star, David Bowie." ... "Bowie was cast as Jareth because of how the pop star "could be fully immersed into the dream world of the labyrinth', but also could, as a famous personality, bring to the part deep resonances of our world"" (...

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The Monetary Value of Depression It generated more than $1 billion of profits in the year 2000. In the mid-1990s, the company who makes it depended on it for nearly 40% of its sales. What is it? Prozac, the most widely used prescription anti-depressant. Produced by Eli Lilly & Co, "Prozac, w...

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Introduction In 1572 a new star appeared in the heavens and was proved by Tycho Brahe a Danish astronomer to be a fixed star in the heavens. ... This new star today known as a "Nova" occurred once again in 1604 during the time Galileo was writing about falling objects to Sarpi. ... This is an astonishing departure in my eyes since Drake points out that philosophers up to this time were more concerned with the causes behind events e.g., (absolute truths) rather than observation of events. ...

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The ad features a close-up of a beautiful brunette woman with perfect, pink lips and a revealing white tank top, staring directly back into the eyes of the viewer. ... The ad relies on the consumer's connectibility and envy of the star, and makes little effort in promoting the product aside from its declaration that it's the "new fragrance for women.... Without these products, they are nothing (not the other way around), because if they don't elicit them, they will never come to realize their fullest, most reassuring potential in the eyes of society at large. ...

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"Tall and rather handsome, with clear blue eyes and a generally cheerful expression, George III had a genuine love for music a good eye for art avidly collected books" (5) the list goes on. ... But now we look to the great man himself, the star of the show, General George Washington, who had never before led an army into battle. ...

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I believe these three aspects, namely the freedom of speech and opinion, multiculturalism and tolerance in Canada through the eyes of a university professor of Hungarian origin are appropriate components to explore the subject of my lecture. ... According to Haroon Siddiqui, a columnist for the Star, "Canadians value free speech but not to the extent that you may bring women, gays, Jews or Muslims or whoever into hatred and contempt. ...

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"Stemming from the West's dominant Christian heritage, Westerner's (Americans) are typically motivated by a fear of being found guilty, while the Japanese are focused more on avoiding shame in the eyes of their peers. ... This willingness to dress similarly and act similarly is totally diverse from the typical Americans who are taught to be competitive and self-reliant to achieve star status. ...

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How successful is Baz Luhrman's film as an appropriation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"? Baz Luhrman's film, "Romeo and Juliet" is a highly successful appropriation of Shakespeare's classic because it reflects the attitudes of its modern context. Furthermore, the modern appropriation maintai...

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"Do not say that for which you lack adequate evidence" (Morreall 79), there are many examples of this guideline being violated especially when Eve believes Adam to be a reptile, " If it is a reptile, and I suppose it is; for it has frowsy hair and blue eyes, and it looks like a reptile.... This is an example of the incongruity theory because we know it is just not logical to try and get a star out the sky, it just does not make sense. ...

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Gene Therapy: The Moral Battle of Genetic Manipulation Blonde hair, deep oceans blue eyes, movie star smile, cute button nose, shimmering golden tan, baby smooth skin, perfectly toned physique, and an above-average IQ. ...

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Being a passionate and an unofficial detective Tintin launches into his own investigation which leads him to a ship called Speedol Star. ... This response essay will highlight the parts that are enjoyable as well as the disinclinations which comprises of the new emerged individual's hilarious disposition along with the underlying meanings that cannot be apprehended with bare eyes but can be quite distasteful to certain religious beliefs. ...

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