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cribbj — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 16:21:00 MST

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Same order different view

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Marathongman — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 22:51:00 MDT

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Marathongman — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:23:00 MDT

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Quote Accused Defending His Own Case: Did You Get A Good Look At My Face When I Took Your Purse

Marathongman — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 16:43:00 MDT

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Marathongman — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 22:44:00 MDT

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Different But The Same

ksolis1 — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 17:13:00 MDT

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The picture was taken while the bird was inside a cage Light was entering the cage from the front side of the cage and made the bird seem like a symbol for freedom The bird shows how different shades of blue white and black The bird can be consider part of a story since it is playing on a swing and play in it The blue bird also has friend towards the back that is of it same kind except for its green and yellow In order to take this picture I had to rotate the camera and look closely in order not to get part of the cage in my front view The birds can also be seen as people since in though they are different colors they can still live together and get along

Glowing Glowing Glow

Marathongman — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 09:27:00 MDT

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Most advanced graphics applications organize image objects using layers To understand layers picture sheets of glass that are stacked on top of each other You can add images or text onto each of these different sheets of glass and then work on them separately without affecting any of the images on the other sheets of glass While each of the images are on a separate sheet of glass when you look down from above however all the different images on the different sheets of glass appear as one image The images on the top sheets of glass appear to overlap the images on the lower sheets of glass Layers in graphic software work in this same way Each layer is transparent and can contain different images or text Although these layers can be worked on independently when you look at the top view it appears as one image The advantage of layers is that it allows you to manipulate different components withint a graphic without affecting the other layers You can add and delete layers apply effects to layers move layers around and adjust the stacking order of the layers howgoogleservesmandotcom

Another View

rupert-bear-2010 — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 07:19:00 MDT

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This is an interesting way to view the letters on your desktop with the envelopes they came in shown above I do now reckon that all of the Yorkshire Ripper letters were written in a disguised style There has been very little talk about this aspect and if you overlook that the first few lines in the first letter show a quite different writing style well thirty years could easy slip by without anyone telling you Images of the first letters have only become available in recent years where-as the third letter has always been offered up for comparison Ironically it appears to me that the third letter was the writers best effort at presenting a disguised handwriting style If you look carefully through the letters in order you can see for yourself that the writer very quickly adopts an extreme slash and lash style in the first two letters The third letter seems to be more convincing but still adopts a lean and mean flattened style conversely the envelope it arrived in is not affected to the same extent The first few lines in the first letter strongly suggest the writer had a different style of writing and the third envelope also shows traces of this other handwriting style If that which the writer tries to hide is as close as you get to the writers normal handwriting style then identifying the writer will be more difficult I believe the yellow line above indicates the closest match to the writers normal style the bulk of the letters have been distorted into a lean and mean Ripper style adopted by the writer Look at the letters for yourself

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mrhoyo — Sat, 9 May 2009 21:20:00 MDT

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Compare the authors presentations of women and power in The Color Purple and Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit Which in your opinion is more effectivennnnnEnglish LiteraturennJamie ScottnnCandidate: 5121nCentre Number: 37323 nCompare the authors presentations of women and power in The Color Purple and Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit Which in your opinion is more effectivennnnIn the novels The Color Purple and Oranges are Not the Only Fruit women are portrayed in both similar and different ways The first major similarities shared by the books are the lead characters- both Celie and Jeanette are young girls living with their adoptive guardians and both girls are involved in lesbian relationships at some point in the story These similarities in the heroines of the stories provide the basis for my investigation as they are a catalyst for all the major examples of women and power throughout both novelsnIn The Color Purple women are treated as slaves and sexual objects This view is reflected well in Celies relationship with Mr- he marries her so she has to look after his children and frequently rapes her nnnnnnnnThe almost complete opposite of this is Sofia and Harpos relationship where Sofia is dominant and commands Harpos every movementnnIn Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit there are no particularly extreme signs of sexual or sexist domination by either gender There are however instances where one character of the novel (or a group of characters) are shown to discriminate against other characters nnIn both The Color Purple and Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit the most important characters are female Many of the major decisions which make up the stories are made by women In both novels the lead characters are greatly affected by the teachings and views of other women in the books In The Color Purple the women who influence Celie and her decisions are Shug Avery Nettie and Sofia nBeing portrayed at the start of the novel as her protector Nettie is the first person to show Celie ways in which she can become independent Although these first lessons seem to be just childish fun at the start of the novel they provide a basis for Walker to expand upon with other characters When Nettie fights off Mrs sexual advances she shows that women are not just objects for men to use at their own will nAfter Nettie is thrown out of Mrs house (letter 11) we dont hear much about her until later in the novel (letter 51) Now she is not Celies protector but is instead showing her power and independence by trying to save the Olinka village in Africa nSoon after Nettie makes a disappearance from the novel Walker introduces us to an even more influential character- Shug Avery When Shug first arrives at Mrs home she is sick with nasty woman disease this possibly being Walkers euphemism for a sexually transmitted infection If this was the case Shugs first appearance in the story would be also the first time she is shown to have traditionally masculine qualities- by being promiscuous Much unlike the majority of the women in The Color Purple Shug is not oppressed by men she doesnt allow herself to be dominated by anyone Her strong personality is a major part of her overall effect in the book her looks and career being mainly symbols of her power over the opposite sexnThroughout the novel Shug has different roles many of which are because of the parts she plays towards Celie At various points in the book Shug plays the part of Celies mother sister friend lover and teachernnnnnnnnThe lessons Shug teaches Celie are factors in the climax of the novel Without the influence of Shug Celie would still be the downtrodden passive character she is in the first few letters By learning to her own sexuality and voice Celie manages to recover her identity and eventually even believe in a different religious viewnLike Shug Sofia is a character who refuses to be dominated by anyone whether they are white men or anyone elsenAfter confronting Celie over her advice to Harpo (on beating Sofia in order to gain power within the household) Celie admits that she only told him to do such things because she was jealous of Sofias presence and the way she stands up for herself This is important in Celies life as it is the first time she realises that anyone can gain respect or power by being persistent enough to endure the hardships that life brings but also to take a stand and show that they have their own voice and identitynCelie herself is at the end of the novel a heroic figure to both the reader and to the other characters After suffering for so long at the hands of Pa and later Mr Celie finally stands up for herself and secures herself a future by making her voice be heard This act is the climax of the novel and after such a build-up the reader feels a sense of victory both for Celie and for themselves Being a feminist Walkers novel is obviously in the favour of the female gender but the victory over oppression is universal and can be applied to any person who has suffered from either gender nWalker manages to show that women can triumph over men if they band together creating her own feminist movement within the novel although she does so in a way which emphasises the importance of relationships and sisterhood rather than the stereotypical anti-men views of some womennnnnnnnnnnIn Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit the characters who make the majority of the decisions which affect either the story or Jeanette are her mother and Elsie Norris nJeanettes mother is described at the start of the novel as old testament through and through by the narrator In the old testament God was easily angered and mean-spirited This summary of Jeanettes mothers character is one which fits perfectly as her love of Jeanette fluctuates in correlation with Jeanettes fulfilment of her mothers wishesnBy being one of the most religious characters Jeanettes mother is also one of the most hypocritical Her actions towards her daughter are harsh and unloving unlike the kind and generous actions expected from a true believer in Jesus teachings nnnnnnnHer ability to control Jeanettes actions as a child becomes less and less throughout the novel until the end where Jeanette effectively disowns her The decrease in the power she has over Jeanette is huge but when Jeanette returns home for Christmas her mother acts like nothing has changed By this point in the novel she is no longer the dominating woman we saw at the start she is a more softened and accepting woman who simply reaches for her CB radio whenever she feels distressed Her comfort comes in the form of the World Service her intended use for JeanettenLike Jeanettes mother Elsie is also a devout member of the church and testifies daily Unlike Jeanettes mother however Elsie is outgoing and has a history of travel behind her She represents the imaginative individual who Jeanette will eventually turn intonWhen Jeanettes own mother is being neglectful Elsie is the woman she turns to for comfort and guidance Jeanette learns many things that help her to become the character she is from Elsie that the only way to become the person she wants to be is by opening her mind to new ideasnElsie suggests that when Jeanette quits the church she may be better off finding her own way in the world rather than pursuing a religion that she doesnt agree withnUnlike Jeanettes mother Elsies power over Jeanette is not dominating or oppressing because Jeanettes lesbianism and rejection of the church are accepted by Elsie when everyone else shuns her The true power that Elsie has is the power to help people and that is what she does for Jeanette throughout nWhen Elsie dies late in the novel Jeanette is deeply saddened at the loss Elsie is her only true friend and even manages to replace her mothernJeanette towards the end of the novel is like Celie in the way that she riumphs over hardships but these are nowhere near as severe as in The Color Purple Where Celie is oppressed by men Jeanette is shunned by the church and her mother As a way of coping with her troubles Jeanette writes stories in the same way that Celie uses her letter writing as a coping mechanismnnBeing an active feminist Winterson has written many pieces about the roles of women in society and their apparent lack of power Winterson highlights this in a piece from The Guardian about Doris Lessing a feminist icon and novelist The main feel of the piece is not about Ms Lessing however it is more about the way women are still struggling for power with their male counterparts- relating more to The Color Purple than Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit :nnnnnnnnnnnnnTo conclude I feel that in terms of the portrayal of women and power Alice Walker is the most effective writer of the two Her story not only describes male dominance and the ways in which women can overcome such hardships but also how women can still be civil and forgiving after years of oppression This I feel is a feature that can be felt by every reader as a show of true power and strength whatever their race sexuality gender or even religious preference nIn Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit the general tone is much lighter than in The Color Purple and to keep the story light-hearted there are much fewer troubles to be overcome resulting in a climax which seems much less significant (in terms of women and power) than Walkers novel nOn balance Celies struggle through rape and oppression is more effectively shown than Jeanettes sexuality being frowned upon by her mother and the church Whilst homophobia is a problem that more and more people are affected by every day I feel that sexual dominance and the way women are treated is a problem that has been going on for hundreds (if not thousands) of years and will continue to touch readers for many more nBibliographynn The Guardian Newspapers August 15 2001nn Jeanette Wintersoncomnn Modern Critical Interpretations-Alice Walker's The Color Purple Harold Bloom 2000nn Paths to Liberation in Alice Walkers The Color Purple (1982) Ernece B Kellynnn Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit -String of knots to orange box Margaret Marshment and Julia Hallam 1994nnnn2000 Words

Bailey Girls 4 Life

Mz8ty — Mon, 11 May 2009 14:31:00 MDT

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There comes a time in your life when you finally get it When in the midst of all your fears and insanity you stop dead in your tracks and somewhere the voice inside your head cries out ENOUGH Enough fighting and crying or struggling to hold on And like a child quieting down after a blind tantrum your sobs begin to subside you shudder once or twice you blink back your tears and through a mantle of wet lashes you begin to look at the world from a new perspectivennThis is your awakeningnn You realize that it is time to stop hoping and waiting for something or someone to change or for happiness safety and security to come galloping over the next horizon You come to terms with the fact that there aren't always fairytale endings (or beginnings for that matter) and that any guarantee of happily ever after must begin with you Then a sense of serenity is born of acceptancenn So you begin making your way through the reality of today rather than holding out for the promise of tomorrow You realize that much of who you are and the way you navigate through life is in great part a result of all the social conditioning you've received over the course of a lifetime And you begin to sift through all the nonsense you were taught about :nn - how you should look and how much you should weighn - what you should wear and where you should shopn - where you should live or what type of car you should driven - who you should sleep with and how you should behaven - who you should marry and why you should stayn - the importance of bearing children or what you owe your familynn Slowly you begin to open up to new worlds and different points of view And you begin re-assessing and re-defining who you are and what you really believe in And you begin to discard the doctrines you have outgrown or should never have practiced to begin withnn You accept the fact that you are not perfect and that not everyone will love appreciate or approve of who or what you are and that's OK they are entitled to their own views and opinions And you come to terms with the fact that you will never be a size 5 or a perfect 10 Or a perfect human being for that matter and you stop trying to compete with the image inside your head or agonizing over how you compare And you take a long look at yourself in the mirror and you make a promise to give yourself the same unconditional love and support you give so freely to others Then a sense of confidence is born of self-approvalnn And you stop maneuvering through life merely as a consumer hungry for your next fix a new dress another pair of shoes or looks of approval and admiration from family friends or even strangers who pass by Then you discover that it is truly in giving that we receive and that the joy and abundance you seek grows out of the giving And you recognize the importance of creating and contributing rather than obtaining and accumulatingnn And you give thanks for the simple things you've been blessed with things that millions of people upon the earth can only dream about - a full refrigerator clean running water a soft warm bed the freedom of choice and the opportunity to pursue your own dreamsnn And you begin to love and to care for yourself You stop engaging in self-destructive behaviors including participating in dysfunctional relationships You begin eating a balanced diet drinking more water and exercising And because you've learned that fatigue drains the spirit and creates doubt and fear you give yourself permission to rest And just as food is fuel for the body laughter is fuel for the spirit and so you make it a point to create time for playnn Then you learn about love and relationships - how to love how much to give in love when to stop giving and when to walk away And you allow only the hands of a lover who truly loves and respects you to glorify you with his touch You learn that people don't always say what they mean or mean what they say intentionally or unintentionally and that not everyone will always come through and interestingly enough it's not always about you So you stop lashing out and pointing fingers or looking to place blame for the things that were done to you or weren't done for you And you learn to keep your Ego in check and to acknowledge and redirect the destructive emotions it spawns - anger jealousy and resentmentnn You learn how to say I was wrong and to forgive people for their own human frailties You learn to build bridges instead of walls and about the healing power of love as it is expressed through a kind word a warm smile or a friendly gesture And at the same time you eliminate any relationships that are hurtful or fail to uplift and edify you You stop working so hard at smoothing things over and setting your needs aside You learn that feelings of entitlement are perfectly OK and that it is your right to want or expect certain things And you learn the importance of communicating your needs with confidence and grace You learn that the only cross to bear is the one you choose to carry and that eventually martyrs are burned at the stake Then you learn to distinguish between guilt and responsibility and the importance of setting boundaries and learning to Say NO You learn that you don't know all the answers it's not your job to save the world and that sometimes you just need to Let Gonn Moreover you learn to look at people as they really are and not as you would want them to be and you are careful not to project your neediness or insecurities onto a relationship You learn that you will not be more beautiful more intelligent more lovable or important because of the man on your arm or the child that bears your name You learn that just as people grow and change so it is with love and relationships and that that not everyone can always love you the way you would want them to So you stop appraising your worth by the measure of love you are given And suddenly you realize that it's wrong to demand that someone live their life or sacrifice their dreams just to serve your needs ease your insecurities or meet your standards and expectations You learn that the only love worth giving and receiving is the love that is given freely without conditions or limitations And you learn what it means to love So you stop trying to control people situations and outcomes You learn that alone does not mean lonely and you begin to discover the joy of spending time with yourself and on yourself Then you discover the greatest and most fulfilling love you will ever know - Self Love And so it comes to pass that through understanding your heart heals and now all new things are possiblenn Moving along you begin to avoid Toxic people and conversations And you stop wasting time and energy rehashing your situation with family and friends You learn that talk doesn't change things and that unrequited wishes can only serve to keep you trapped in the past So you stop lamenting over what could or should have been and you make a decision to leave the past behind Then you begin to invest your time and energy to affect positive change You take a personal inventory of all your strengths and weaknesses and the areas you need to improve in order to move ahead you set your goals and map out a plan of action to see things throughnn You learn that life isn't always fair and you don't always get what you think you deserve and you stop personalizing every loss or disappointment You learn to accept that sometimes bad things happen to good people and that these things are not an act of God but merely a random act of fatenn And you stop looking for guarantees because you've learned that the only thing you can really count on is the unexpected and that whatever happens you'll learn to deal with it And you learn that the only thing you must truly fear is the great robber baron of all time - FEAR itself So you learn to step right into and through your fears because to give into fear is to give away the right to live life on your terms You learn that much of life truly is a self-fulfilling prophesy and you learn to go after what you want and not to squander your life living under a cloud of indecision or feelings of impending doomnn Then YOU LEARN ABOUT MONEY the personal power and independence it brings and the options it creates And you recognize the necessity to create your own personal wealth Slowly you begin to take responsibility for yourself by yourself and you make yourself a promise to never betray yourself and to never ever settle for less than your heart's desire And a sense of power is born of self-reliance And you live with honor and integrity because you know that these principles are not the outdated ideals of a by-gone era but the mortar that holds together the foundation upon which you must build your life And you make it a point to keep smiling to keep trusting and to stay open to every wonderful opportunity and exciting possibility Then you hang a wind chime outside your window to remind yourself what beauty there is in Simplicitynn Finally with courage in your heart and with God by your side you take a stand you FAKE a deep breath and you begin to design the life you want to live as best as you cannn A word about the Power of Prayer: In some of my darkest most painful and frightening hours I have prayed not for the answers to my prayers or for material things but for my God to help me find the strength confidence and courage to persevere to face each day and to do what I must donn Remember this:- You are an expression of the almighty The spirit of God resides within you and moves through you Open your heart speak to that spirit and it will heal and empower youn My God has never failed mennnAfter a while you learn the subtle difference between holding a hand and chaining a soulnnAnd you learn that love doesn't mean leaning and company doesn't mean securitynnAnd you begin to learn that kisses aren't contracts and presents aren't promisesnnAnd you begin to accept your defeats with your head up and your eyes ahead with the grace of an adult not the grief of a childnnAnd you learn to build all your roads on today because tomorrow's ground is too uncertain for plans and futures have a way of falling down in mid-flight nnAfter a while you learn that even sunshine burns if you get too muchnnSo you plant your own garden and decorate your own soul instead of waiting for someone to leave you flowersnnAnd you learn that you really can endurenYou really are strong you really do have worthnAnd you learn and you learnnWith every goodbye you learnnnThis is the intro to the many thoughts of my life My many trials and tribulations have been ongoing lessons I have not yet learned I have became that child that you keep having to say stop to over and over I have not yet got the point These trials