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What themes can you detect in these apple paintings from the masters?

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Flexible Roll Film.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roll_film  (the cite)

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Photography didn’t truly become accessible to amateurs until the mid-1880s when inventor George Eastman began producing the film on rolls. The film was more lightweight and resilient than clunky glass plates, and the use of a roll allowed photographers to take multiple pictures in quick succession. In 1888, Eastman used flexible film as the primary selling point of his first Kodak camera, a small, 100-exposure model that customers could use and then send back to the manufacturer to have their photos developed.

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I wouldn’t really consider it a hostage situation because the multiple personalities are not actual people and are just personalities within the mind. The person threatening to kill himself is the host (person with the multiple personalities) so therefore I don’t think it would be a hostage situation.

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No is the short answer because they are only one person at a time and it has to be in return for somthing and they are still 1 person but if you wanted to use it for a gag or joke it would still work

Explanation: a person seized or held as security for the fulfillment of a condition.

"three hostages were released but only after their families paid an estimated $200,000 to the guerrillas"

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miranda...

ty for the challenge

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Vampire Knight: Zero Kiryu

Nina Tucker: Fullmetal Alchemist

Tokyo Ghoul: Ken Kaneki

Hunter x Hunter: Gon Freecss

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Father's Day is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year on June 19, and it all began when a young woman wanted to honor her dad. In May of 1909, Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane, Wash., sat in church listening to a Mother's Day sermon. She decided she wanted to designate a day for her dad , William Jackson Smart.

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To meet the increased energy needs of exercise, skeletal muscle has a variety of metabolic pathways that produce ATP both anaerobically (requiring no oxygen) and aerobically. These pathways are activated simultaneously from the onset of exercise to precisely meet the demands of a given exercise situation.

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Karaoke: the word either makes you smile from fond memories or it terrifies you. While karaoke is popular in the United States, it is ten times more popular in Asian countries. In particular, Japan and the Philippines are two huge karaoke hotspots.

This leads people to wonder why karaoke isn’t as popular in the United States as it is in these countries. For starters, there are several key differences in how karaoke is done in Asia in comparison to the USA, and these key differences may help to answer this question.

If you live in the United States, you probably didn’t grow up with a karaoke machine in your home. However, in the Philippines, that is commonplace. Singing in the Philippines and Korea is a large part of their culture, and it isn’t unusual for them to grow up with a karaoke machine in their living rooms.

Parents encourage their kids to use their karaoke machine when they’re young, and this translates over to when they’re older. In the United States, having a karaoke machine in the house is less common, and if you do it may only be used for gatherings or parties.

Additionally, in many Asian countries, it is expected that you go out with your coworkers after the office closes, and karaoke is a popular choice as it is seen as a sort of team building exercise. In the United States, it is less common for people to go out with their coworkers, and if they do, a trip to a karaoke bar is further down on the list than just grabbing a quick drink and heading home.....

Karaoke culture is the best enjoyment option in social life! You can sing earn friends and smiles!

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Answer:

hunger

Explanation:

hunger

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It's kind of confusing but A flat is before A and A#

is after A, A flat and G# are the same note

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no i dont but im confused how does it only have 1 black note or do you mean key

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B.

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What were the “gripping beasts?”

a.

what the Vikings were called, because they were warriors

b.

the intertwined animals carved on the bow and stern of viking boats<<CORRECT

c.

the Viking weapons

d.

none of the above

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Answer: I made him a few seconds ago. :D

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Arguably one of the most important inventions in the history of home entertainment; the record player has brought music into the home for over a century. For many years it was thought of a long and dead technology. Made obsolete by CD's and later digital downloads.

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the record player has brought music into the home for over a century.

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honestly its the unrated artists that have rather then well-known people

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Galen Rowell, who has died aged 61, with his wife Barbara in a plane crash in California, was the most famous outdoor photographer in the world, regularly shooting features for National Geographic during a life spent travelling in remote countries around the world.

Wilderness shapes the American consciousness in ways few Britons appreciate, and Rowell was at the heart of that tradition. It also gave him a market to exploit. His father, a college professor, and mother, a concert cellist, took him camping in the Sierras before Rowell could walk, and his early engagement with wild places seems to have shaped his psychology for the rest of his life.

By the age of 10 he was climbing mountains on Sierra Club outings, the conservation organisation founded in 1892 by John Muir and shaped by Ansel Adams. He remained a staunch supporter for the rest of his life.

By 16 he had started doing roped climbs on the vast granite cliffs of Yosemite, adding over a hundred new climbs there and in the Sierras during the 1960s and 70s. It was his experiences there that gave him his break as a photographer. Rowell dropped out of college at Berkeley and worked instead as a mechanic to fund his climbing.

While taking photographs to show his family and non-climbing friends what he was up to on the big walls of Yosemite, he became increasingly intrigued by the process of forming an image, and inspired by Adams's vision of Yosemite. While Adams maintained distance and control of his images, Rowell, as a climber, knew the cliffs intimately, and his early pictures have an intensity which contrasted with his illustrious predecessor.

Within a year of turning professional, in 1972, he was shooting pictures of Yosemite pioneer Warren Harding for National Geographic. The assignment, at a time when there were fewer skilled climbing photographers, led to a rush of work all over the world for many of the top American magazines.

Rowell eventually visited all seven continents, producing a substantial portfolio reproduced in articles and books of both polar regions, the Himalayas - in particular Tibet - and South America.

In the early 1980s, after publishing books about his years in Yosemite and the impact of tourism in Nepal and other Himalayan countries, Rowell was asked by Robert Redford to guide him on a trip to Nepal. Their friendship led to an exhibition of Rowell's work on 5th Avenue in New York, a project which was published in his greatest book, Mountain Light, which captured the essence of his philosophy.

Rowell turned his back on the large-format cameras of his landscape contemporaries, preferring the immediacy of the 35mm camera. He liked to have the latest equipment and was quick to take advantage of graduated filters, but he would toss his camera in a rucksack, wrapped in his bedding roll, rather than get too hung up on the technology.

For him, experiencing landscapes as close up as possible was at the centre of his work. He spent long periods in the field looking for the right combination of light and form. This devotion reached its apotheosis just outside Lhasa in 1981, when a rainbow touched the roof of the Dalai Lama's Potala Palace, Rowell's most famous image. Rowell had to race across the valley to align the shot correctly, quite literally chasing a rainbow.

These moments of sublimity, almost always shot in perfect light, drifted into sentimentalism at times, especially in his later work. Rowell was a populist, on a mission to share his technical insight with amateur photographers and determined to share an idealised vision of the American landscape in particular. While British photographers like Fay Godwin present a more equivocal view and work in less than perfect light, Rowell wanted simply to inspire and it made his work commercially successful.

This process was accelerated after he married his second wife, Barbara, at the time a communications director. She took over the commercial side of Rowell's ever-expanding archive, giving him his pre-eminent position in outdoor photography. Later, she developed her own photographic career alongside his, while learning to fly and to speak Spanish, both useful skills in the preparation of her first book, an account of a journey through Latin America due for publication at the time of her death.

Rowell is survived by two children from his first marriage.

· Galen Rowell, photographer, born August 23 1940, died August 11 2002

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Ansel Adams was also a photographer, but his specialty was on landscape as he was also an avid environmentalist who took pictures of the wild and other forms of nature.

Galen Rowell was an outdoor photographer who was an advocate for the environment. He was very passionate about wildlife and protecting them since he has always been around them as a little boy.

Realism philosophy is based on the idea that some things exist regardless of whether they are well thought of by another person or what viewpoint a person has about them

Formalism philosophy is a term which gives importance of the form of a thing over whatever that thing is as opposed to what it contains.

The two artists Ansel Adams and Galen Rowell both fall under this philosphoies because they just wanted to capture a picture of nature, rather than the things which were only attractive.

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Answer: There was a point in everyone’s life when animation was just the coolest thing you’d ever seen. Whether it was a Disney movie as a kid or maybe a 3D game cutscene that blew you away, there was always something spectacular when imaginary characters move and act as in real life.  And don’t think that power went unnoticed by graphic designers.  Short animation highlighting a moment for World Cup 2018 . In the digital era, animation can do more than just entertain children with a boat-driving mouse. It’s an effective tool for visual communication. Of course, it offers a whole new medium for expression and creativity, but on a more practical level, the movement of animation attracts more attention than static images. And considering the restraints of live footage, sometimes an animation of a bouncing ball works best.

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I liked watch Family Guy and The Simpsons as a kid. A lot of the early seasons had good plots and themes. But I love the animations in the newer episodes have a more smoother design. Family Guy has a scene where Stewie and Brian time travel using a machine. Whenever Stewie and Brian enter the machine the scene has a smooth transition. I love it because it turns a 2D cartoon into a lovely 3D animation. It makes the typical animation that I see feel different while having the same values

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Answer: A ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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Ok so in all its amazing but

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for choir i dont think so make your own carrear at this

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He wasn't normal. Not by a long shot.

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I hope this helps! I don't know what the topic is about, but I thought this was pretty general. You can substitute He with She or They if needed :)  

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They are well detailed and treted as well as a person

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the third or fourth

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I looked up a description of a renaissance period

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a) [tex]\frac{4}{4}[/tex]

b) [tex]\frac{3}{4}[/tex]

c) [tex]\frac{3}{4}[/tex]

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ok

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Answer:A

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1. The statement best describes the differences between architectural developments in Russian and Inca culture is Russian architecture was built to withstand earthquakes: Inca architecture was weak. Thus option (B) is correct.

2. An observer distinguish the home of a rich Inca from a regular

citizen is homes of the wealthy had no mortar. Thus option (D) is correct.

3. The onion-shaped domes on St. Basil's cathedral may remind Russians that their religion emphasizes creativity. Thus option (D) is correct.

An "architecture" can simply be  referred to the design of buildings and other physical structures. In this sense, an architect is a professional who designs and oversees the construction of buildings and other structures.

The architecture is often used to describe any complex system or structure that has been intentionally designed and constructed, and that is characterized by a high degree of organization, coherence, and functionality.

The Russian architecture was very strongly built to withstand earthquakes and  Inca architecture was weak.

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Answer: Metre, rhythm and tempo

Explation: Swing rhythms are heard- quavers are uneven and give a triplet feel to the beat. early blues music was very slow but got faster as the style developed. walking bass lends a steady rhythm to the music.

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exposition, a developmen, and recapitulation

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Kokomi Teruhashi (照橋心美, てるはし ここみ lit. Teruhashi Kokomi) is one of the main characters of the series. She is a student in Saiki Kusuo's class and she is considered very attractive by both women and men, who often stop and stare upon seeing her.

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Kokomi Teruhashi

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She believes she has a crush on Saiki

Honestly, the best you can do is walk with them. They need to know they aren't alone and it's up to their close friends to do it.

Large global wind systems are created by the uneven heating of the Earth's surface. These global wind systems, in turn, drive the oceans' surface currents.

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its c on edge

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just took the quiz

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I did the test the man above isnt lying

just to confirm