1. Space
Right now I am going to try to explain to you, that in fact, my Nintendo Gamecube is ALIVE, and a species of its own. ... In the following paragraphs I will prove to you that my Nintendo Gamecube does indeed possess the 7 characteristics that a living organism must have. To start off, my Gamecube possesses many living cells on its surface and on its inside from my shedding skin cells. ... Also the Gamecube does grow, in the means of hard drive space in its memory station, a.k.a. memory cards. Every time data it receives is saved, the space within the memory card expands. ...
"I felt a Funeral, in my Brain" Life, death, and reincarnation are portrayed in Emily Dickinson's poem "I felt a Funeral, in my brain". ... The line "I felt a funeral, in my brain" brings to mind death. ... Confusion is shown in this line, "like a drum-/Kept beating -beating- till I thought/My mind was going numb". ... Shown in lines 9-11, "And then I heard them lift a box/And creak across my soul/With those same boots of lead". ... These problems build up and "Then space began to toll,". ...
"It tastes like shit," I said. ...But an instant later my face was burning: my mother had slapped me, hard, against the cheek. (Ricci, 70-71) "My mother, too, had withdrawn into a shadowy silence. ... (Ricci, 74-75) "I spent my time alone now, waiting for something to happen that would restore the normalcy of things, for the festival, for school to begin in October." ... But though my mind was filled with images of America, of tall buildings with wide green fields, of the dark-haired man I remembered as my father, I could not believe in the truth of them, even my father now seeming merely li...
For the majority of my life, the world spun at a distance that was farther than my reach. I was floating around in a lonesome space with no direction or set destination set in mind No one was there to pat me on the shoulder and ease my pain. 17 years pass and I begin to desire to spin with the world rather than be content with my so called aimless float. ... With the now glaring eyes placed upon my back I face away and hold on with all of my might. I squeeze the handle too tightly and it shatters within my hands. ... My head is split into two pieces, one still choosing to buy acceptance ...
For the majority of my life, the world spun at a distance that was farther than my reach. I was floating around in a lonesome space with no direction or set destination set in mind No one was there to pat me on the shoulder and ease my pain. 17 years pass and I begin to desire to spin with the world rather than be content with my so called aimless float. ... With the now glaring eyes placed upon my back I face away and hold on with all of my might. I squeeze the handle too tightly and it shatters within my hands. ... My head is split into two pieces, one still choosing to buy acceptance ...
My father (born and raised in Vietnam) was a gambler, an alcoholic, and an abuser, often took out frustration and anger on my mother. ... My family was the last to go. ... In the mist of confusion, my father proceeded for help. ... We shared space, clothes, and accessories with hundreds of other people. ... My father is no longer a gambler, an alcoholic, or an abuser. ...
d spilled sake; but to me, that droplet of moisture that had slipped from me like a tear seemed almost to tell the story of my life. It fell through empty space, with no control whatsoever over it's destiny; rolled along a path of silk; and somehow came to rest there on the teeth of that dragon.? ... The line,'seemed almost to tell the story of my life,? ...
The mankind explored the space, made first steps in the biotechnology and made great strides in the telecommunication and the microelectronic. ... From my point of view it is hard to live this way. ... I will miss my PC and my compact disc player. ... They make my life easier. ...
He wants to experience things for himself when he says, "I wanted...to know it by experience, and be able to give a true account of it in my next excursion" (Thoreau). ... Furthermore, in Nature, Emerson says, "Standing on the bare ground - my head bathed by the blithe air and uplifted into infinite space - all mean egotism vanishes. ... Thoreau, speaking of the wind that blew through his house says, "To my imagination it retained throughout the day more or less of this auroral character, reminding me of a certain house on a mountain which I had visited the year before" (Thoreau). ...
From earliest times when we peopled the heavens with gods, goddesses and supernatural beings, through our space exploration activities of the 20th Century, we are driven to decide the question: "Is there life on other planets?... Close Encounters of the Third Kind was in my opinion a decent movie. Be it I'm sure I would have liked it a lot more if I was seeing it when it first came out and didn't have the last ten years of technologically advanced movies imbedded in my brain. ... In my own opinion, I firmly believe that there is existing life on other planets. ...
Rent can also be perceived as the owning of a property and also the security of having your own living space. ... In stanza number 9 Clifton says that "my mama has made bread" she wants to emphasize the luxury that she has of eating bread so she repeats good times afterward. ...
Upon arrival, the boys find themselves in a grassy field, what provides them with that they need to sustain life; land to grow and harvest crops, space to keep animals, food, shelter. ... The video ends with the scientist pointing a gun at her head, and pulling the trigger, as her laboratory is invaded my military personnel wielding machine guns. ... When Thomas defies Alby's orders and sets off for The Maze, he knows it my not have ben the best idea. ...
When we get old enough to judge our live at the end, this book will help us to say to ourselves "I've done good job in my life? ... In the novel, after two young girls takes Evelyn's parking space, and insults Evelyn, she shows how much she has been changing herself to find her identity. ...