...assist human needs of water by sending them rain, so human really honored and praised Him. But the most powerful god was the God of Light. God of Light gave its light to human being for their everyday life and he is very important for both of the world. God of Light had a son named Sun. Sun characteristic was very emotional, likely to be jealous, hot-tempered, but He was also warm-hearted, brave, willing to sacrifice and to consider about others. There was also another god who was important and pretty popular among gods in the sky, he is God of Beauty. God of Beauty had a daughter named Moon. Moon was very beautiful, elegant, but shy and inconsistent. It would take hard times to make up her mind. Both of these gods had been such a closed-friend since long time ago. One day, God of Light and God of Beauty met in a party. They brought along their own child. In that day, the party wasso big and chaotic, the moon was separated from her parents. She was so frightened because she was alone without no one she knew.Moreover, she was so shy to ask people around to help her find her parents. She was scared and lastly decided to sit in the corner, she cried because she didn’t know what to do. In that time, Sun was standing in the middle of crowd party and saw a woman crying in the corner of the room. Thus he approached the woman who was actually...
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...Mega Evolutions for the new Pokémon games coming out later this year. Considering the titles of these new games, are Pokémon Sun and Moon, I think it might be appropriate to look at Pokémon that utilize the Sun stone and Moon stone to evolve. We will be looking at how this can impact the game from a competitive standpoint and we will be rating on a scale of 1 to 10 each individual mega on how likely game freak would make this go from speculation to reality. Now let’s get into it! The first Pokémon on our list evolves using the Sun Stone. Sunflora is a Pokémon from gen 2 that overall below average stats, but what hurts this Pokémon a lot is that it is a grass type with a horrible speed stat of just base 30. I personally don’t even see a mega evolution helping this Pokémon unless it is granted a new typing. I might like to see sunflora get a secondary fire typing through mega evolution. Granted it doesn’t have access to any fire type moves up to 6th gen, gen 7 might go ahead change that up and give it access to flamethrower or fire blast. I’d say a mega evolution for sunflora with a new fire typing and some boosted stats could bump it up to the RU tier due to being able to take a hit much better and access to more coverage. As for my opinion in possibility of this happening let’s give it a 4/10. The 2nd Pokémon we will be looking at utilizes the Moon stone for evolution. Wigglytuff was a Pokémon that I always wanted to be better. 6th gen tried helping it out a little bit by...
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...Abstract Eight planets, fifty-eight moons, thousands of asteroids, and billions of meteoroids and comets and one dwarf planet named Pluto orbit the grand star, the Sun. Around and around they go. These planets and other object came from a huge explosion. The Big Bang Theory, which states that the universe began as a dense and hot point that was less than a fraction of an inch and has continued to evolve into what it is known as of today. The origin of the galaxy seems a mystery. But over time, the pieces of the puzzle are coming together. Scientists believe a supernova or star may have formed the universe. When the Earth first formed, it contained gasses which dissolved into the Earth’s molten planet. When this formation happened from the smaller bodies, these were called planetesimals. But not all planets are the same. The Jovian planets are shrouded by thick atmospheres that are rich in hydrogen and helium. These planets were formed away from the sun. A shooting star is what individuals think of when they see a vapor stream of dust and gas shooting across the sky. The sun helps make this spectacle possible and could be a reason why early astronomers were so curious about the skies. When an individual looks up at the night sky, he or she can get lost in the vast beauty. Who wouldn’t get mesmerized? Introduction Our solar system consists of the Sun, eight planets, the dwarf planet Pluto, fifty-eight moons, thousands of asteroids, and billions...
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...Brother and sister become a sun and moon Once upon a time, a mother lived with her son daughter. They were living in a poor household because they did not have enough food for surviving. Before mother leaved the house in order to get some rice cakes from a market, she requested to their children to keep the door locked. The ways returning to house, mother encounter a hungry tiger which required the rice cake to filling haps in its stomach. The suggestion was that when she gave a rice cake to tiger, he was not going to invade her. However, mother refused that suggestion because she had to give rice cake for her children. Even though mother explained the situation of her household, tiger invaded her and ate all of the rice cake. However, the tiger was still hungry and therefore he decided to go children to eat them. When tiger arrived the house where the two children lived, he pretend with mother to open the door, children felt strange atmosphere, therefore children check out the mother’s hand. It had fur! Mother did not have fur, so children run away out of home and pray to god at top of tree. As soon as, the rope came down from the sky, they jumped to rope very quickly and going up to sky. By contrast, the tiger got rotten rope and therefore tiger was fall down at a thornbush and had painful death. Brother and sister still go up through the sky and met god. God had pity on them and therefore brother became a sun and sister became a moon. -The...
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...Bravery Odysseus was a virtuous and heroic leader. He and many other characters showed many acts of bravery. The bravery that Odysseus possessed was extraordinary and could have changed the story line completely if he didn’t use it as often then the story may have developed different. Odysseus’ bravery was tested in many adventures that he endured throughout the novel. This will be proven in many ways throughout the essay. Some examples of people that also showed bravery are Penelope, the herders, Tele, the suitors and even Ody’s crew. But the basic point im throwing across is that if no one had shown the bravery that they didn’t the story line could have completely gone in to a different direction. Some of the smaller characters that showed bravery every once and a while were Penelope, the herders, the suitors, and Ody’s crew. But the played a big part in the development of the story using the character trait bravery. An example of this is when Ody’s crew helped Ody using this trait. One example of this is when they were trapped in the Cyclopes’s Cave and they helped Ody build a giant six-foot long spear made out of a tree and then they helped him thrust it into the Cyclopes’s eye while he was sleeping. This was an example of bravery because they did this because they didn’t want to be eaten by the Cyclopes so they attacked him and succeeded. Not only if they hadn’t have done this then the story may have developed differently...
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...These charismatic leaders of will use persuasion to influence the intentions, attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, and motivations of different individuals (Thoms and Walden, 2007). Vulnerability in the larger community is the main reason individuals find consolation in cults (Richard, 2010). Feelings of inferiority, ignorance, social threat, and other such factors influence an individual’s ability to be persuaded into a cult. After a person converts into the beliefs and practices of the cult, the cult’s way of life becomes second nature. Isolation, and un-acceptance of the cult’s beliefs by the larger community makes leaving very difficult. There have been several great cults around the world, with effective leaders, including Reverend Sun Myung Moon, Reverend Jim Jones, and...
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...the Unification Church? Symbol of the Unification Church. Rev. and Mrs. Moon praying over an altar in Korea, 1997. Photo: TParents.org. Sun Myung Moon with Richard Nixon at the White House. Photo: US Gov. Reverend and Mrs. Moon conducting the 1992 Blessing Ceremony for 30,000 people in Korea. Photo: TParents.org. Sun Myung Moon with his granddaughter in 2006. Photo: TParents.org. The Unification Church (officially named the Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity) is a new religious movement founded by Reverend Sun Myung Moon in Korea in 1954. The Unification Church is a unique interpretation of Christianity that regards Rev. Moon as the Messiah and believes world peace can be attained through the creation of "true families." It is especially known for its mass weddings and seeking of converts. Both the Unification Church and Moon himself have been the source of controversy in Asia and especially the USA. The movement's followers have been dubbed "Moonies" by critics. History Sun Myung Moon was born in 1920 in what is now North Korea. At the time, Korea was under Japanese rule. Moon was raised in thePresbyterian church, one of many faiths persecuted by the Japanese rulers. The political upheavals caused divisions and new movements inKorean Christianity, including a group known as "spiritualists" who received new revelations from God and looked for a Korean messiah. Moon says that on Easter morning at the age of 16, he had a vision in which Jesus...
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...Writing 2 Final Draft 10/14/2014 Reality and the Struggle between Good and Evil We exist, fundamentally conscious of the world around us, but for many it is with blinders. Everyone has their own version of reality, how the world works and how they think the world should work. Quite often we live comfortably in our own realities and sometimes we struggle in them. Reality can differ from person to person and other times our realities match oneanother. Is the world we think we know real, or are we dreaming? Sometimes in living and struggling with our own realities we miss another struggle, the struggle between good and evil. It is an age old struggle between the light and the dark for dominance over our realities. “All wills struggle for domination, independence, and power over one another, which is the source of change in the universe.” (Friedrich Nietzsche Beyond Good and Evil)Such is the case with Blue Velvet and A wild Sheep Chase. In watching Blue Velvet and reading A Wild Sheep Chase we get an inside look at what happens when two conflicting realities butt heads, when light and innocence fights head on with dark and evil. In Blue Velvet and A Wild Sheep Chase, the main characters become involved in mysteries. They both lead seemingly normal, simple, even boring lives. Absorbed in their own realities of how their worlds work. In both stories the main characters are forced to become involved with scary, powerful men. One throws himself into the mystery, willingly and the...
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...Association in 1997 for his lifetime contribution in writing for teens. When he was seven and his mother joined his father in the Philippines, where he lived for two years. He then returned to Minnesota. At the age of 14 Gary ran away from home and joined a carnival. Gary has written some fragmented autobiographical works, such as Eastern Sun, Winter Moon: An Autobiographical Odyssey. The book, which is written in first person, begins when Paulsen was seven, living in Chicago with his mother. Paulsen described several traumatic occurrences that transpired during the three years that are chronicled by the book. For example, one day while his mother was napping, Gary sneaked outside to play. There a vagrant snatched him and apparently attempted to molest him, but his mother suddenly appeared on the scene and beat the man to death. Paulsen...
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... _ Aristarchus The size of the Sun compared to the size of the Moon is a big difference. The Sun and the Moon look to be the same size, but it is deceiving because they are nowhere close to being the same size. The Sun is 1,392,000 kilometers across and the moon is 1,737 kilometers. So about ten moons can span across the width of the Sun. The Moon and the Sun are at two difference distances from the Earth. The Moon is about 384,400 kilometers from the Earth and the Sun is 149,600,000 kilometers from the Earth. The Earth is smaller then the Sun, but larger then the Moon. In the picture below, the cacti look like they are all the same size. When you are standing right next to the cacti that are father way they are actually all different sizes. It is like looking at the Sun and the Moon; they look the same size when looking...
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...coast experience in a day, and why? On average the coast will experience about two high and two low tides each day. These daily tide cycles are determined by the rotation of the Earth. The Moon's gravitational pull on the ocean, in addition to internal elastic forces within the body of water create the high tide. We experience a high tide as Earth continues to rotate on its axis with this budge rotating as well. The high tide is experienced while facing the moon, the low tide is experienced when we face 90° from the moon. 4.2 What is a spring tide and when does it occur? A spring tide is referred to when gravitational forces caused by the sun are parallel to the gravitational forces caused by the Moon. This effect creates an extra-high high tide and an extra-low low tide, spring tides occur about every two weeks. 4.3 What is a neap did e and when does it occur? When the Sun and Moon are at right angles to one another in-between spring tides the gravitational pull by the sun is perpendicular to those of the Moon making the the ocean water evenly distributed around the planet. During neap tides high tides are at their lowest and low tides are at their highest, these tides occur every two weeks. [ 6.1 ] How many high and low tides are there each day? two high tides and two low tides. [7.1] What is the height of each of the following in your study area? Spring high tide: 4.7m Spring low tide: 0.5m Neap high tide: 3.5m Neap low tide:2.0m [7.2] If you are an...
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...Is the Hoax a Bunch of Jokes? Since the amazing Apollo 11 landing on the moon, no one questioned whether it might have been a hoax, until February 15th 2001 when Fox released a documentary called “Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?”. Here, “hoax believers” argue that NASA faked the landing to prove that U.S. technology was greater than that of the Soviets, by not only meeting the standards of the Russians in space travel, but surpassing it, marking a bit of territory on another planet. They claim that they faked all of the footage of the mission, on earth, since NASA knew that landing on the moon was simply impossible. And that’s exactly what happened. First of all, I do not believe many of the claims that the conspiracy theorists have made to be true. Like the fact that there are no stars, or that the flag was waving, there were no craters on landing or takeoff, no dust on the footpads, no exhaust or flame, unparallel shadows, same backgrounds, astronauts brightly lit while under a shadow, crossers behind objects, detailed footprints, or the harsh climate. I understand how these claims prove to be false and don’t show evidence that the imagery was faked and therefore filmed on earth. But that doesn’t mean that it had to have been filmed on the moon, or that it couldn’t be filmed on earth! It was more important to see astronauts walking on the moon than to actually have them physically do it. So lets go back to July 20th 1969 when the U.S. was...
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...but one of the most important is the moons gravitational pull because of how close it is to earth. The moons gravitational pull along with the oceans internal elastic forces causes a water ‘bulge’. If you are on the coastline facing the moon, high tide will occur. At the same time the coast facing away from the moon will also experience a high tide. As the earth moves along its axis throughout the day the bulge moves with it. When the coast is 90 degrees away from the moon low tide will be experienced. As another 90 degrees is moved along the axis, the coast will be at 180 degrees which is now when the second-high tide will be experienced. The earth moves along the axis 360 degrees a day, thus giving us on average 2 high tides, and 2 low tides per day. [4.2] What is a spring tide and when does it occur? Spring tides are known for experiencing the highest high tides and the lowest low tides. The tides are greatly dependent on the moons gravitational pull, but during every new moon and full moon, the earth, the moon and sun are aligned. With the suns gravitational forces being now parallel with moons gravitational forces causes extra high and extra low tides. [4.3] What is a neap tide and when does it occur? At half moon, which is what happens between spring tides, the moon and sun are at right angles to each other in relation to earth. This is when neap tides occur. The suns gravity is working against the moons gravity while the moon is pulling towards the ocean. The gravitational...
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...The Moon is Earth's only natural satellite and he fifth largest satellite in the Solar System. It is the largest natural satellite of a planet in the Solar System relative to the size of its primary, a quarter the diameter of Earth and 1⁄81 its mass . The Moon is the second densest satellite after Io. It is in synchronous rotation with Earth, always showing the same face; the near side is marked with dark volcanic maria among the bright ancient crustal highlands and prominent impact craters. It is the brightest object in the sky after the Sun, although its surface is actually very dark, with a similar reflectance to coal. Its prominence in the sky and its regular cycle of phases have since ancient times made the Moon an important cultural influence on language, calendars, art and mythology. The Moon's gravitational influence produces the ocean tides and the minute lengthening of the day. The Moon's current orbital distance, about thirty times the diameter of the Earth, causes it to appear almost the same size in the sky as the Sun, allowing it to cover the Sun nearly precisely in total solar eclipses. The Moon is the only celestial body on which humans have landed. While the Soviet Union's Luna programme was the first to reach the Moon with unmanned spacecraft in 1959, the United States' NASA Apollo program achieved the only manned missions to date, beginning with the first manned lunar orbiting mission by Apollo 8 in 1968, and six manned lunar landings between 1969 and 1972—the...
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...For centuries, mankind has looked at the night sky and seen the stars shining bright. We have invented many things to see them. Mankind has also dreamed of seeing what is beyond our planet. On October 4, 1957, the manmade satellite, Sputnik, was launched into an orbit around the Earth. Then eleven years later, Apollo 11 landed on the moon, and for the first-time man could walk on a surface other than something on the Earth. We learned a lot from going into space, and we could create amazing inventions from it. A great deal of modern technology is a result of space exploration, so we should continue to explore space to expand our technology and knowledge. Technology before the exploration of space was different than the technology we have today....
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