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    Personal and Shared Knowledge

    of people before it can be approved off. 2. An example of how shared knowledge could influence personal knowledge would be science itself. If, for example, our religion states that the sun revolves around the earth, then our perspective will change when we find out that the earth revolves around the sun due to science, which is basically shared knowledge influencing our personal knowledge. 3. An example of how personal knowledge could influence shared knowledge would be people doing their

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    Experiment 1: The Effects of Coal Mining |Table 1: pH of Water Samples | |Water Sample |Initial pH |Final pH (after 48 hours) | |Pyrite |7 |7 | |Activated Carbon

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    Coming Back

    Coming Back Nancy Bee Zhao, in her article in The Sun Magazine, describes how her outlook of her life changed after a two month trip to Mexico. When she came home from her extended stay in Mexico she was surprised about how differently she lived than she had in Mexico. Everything was gigantic and seemingly perfect, but it also lacked the liveliness, dancing, and music. Coming home made her realize how differently she lived. “I saw who I was for the first time: rich, secure, naive, American” Zhao

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    Creation of the World (Response to the Greek Version)

    In the beginning there was Nothing. Nothing was blind, Nothing was deaf, and Nothing was mute. Suddenly with no warning a huge, fiery crack appeared in Nothing and Nothing was broken. Sound came racing out, like a banshee shriek, as loud as a blasting cannon. Light came bounding out next, huge, fiery, and blindingly white. Light and Sound became huge and filled the space around them. So strong was their joy of their freedom, that they grabbed each other’s arms and began an excruciating dance. Their

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    Cosmic Creations

    earth. The Navajo traveled worlds by the reeds and the Zulu people and all their things were a product of the reeds. The beings with the Navajo were the elements, First man and woman, Salt Woman, Fire God, Coyote and Begochiddy, and the child of the Sun. The elements of the Zulu Uthlana which was the source of all things. It was a seed that grew a reed that produced the creator that fell to earth and created all things. All elements came from reeds. The creator for the Zulu according to the myth

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    Pierrot Lunaire Summary

    of a consumptive. Perrot presents his verses to the Madonna "of all sorrows", and the poet is crucified on his verses. The moon is pale with lovesickness. Part two, are morbid and violent. Night descends when the wings of a giant moth eclipses the sun. Pierrot becomes a blasphemer and a grave-robber whose life will end on the gallows, though between-times he sees the moon as a scimitar that will decapitate him. Last part, is homesickness. The nostalgia for the 'Italian Pantomine of cold', and eventual

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    the Geocentric model. The understanding that the Earth being the center of the universe began to change as scientists (Copernicus, Galileo and Kepler) researched, used mathematics and physics. The findings of there work led to the belief that the Sun was the center of the Universe (Heliocentric model). Copernicus used mathematics (On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres) to form the Heliocentric model of the universe. Galileo used physics (Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems)

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    Climate Change

    these observed changes can be linked to the climbing levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, which are caused by human activities. There are a number of different forces which can influence the Earth's climate. When the sun gets brighter, the planet receives more energy and warms. When volcanoes erupt, they emit particles into the atmosphere which reflect sunlight, and the planet cools. When there are more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the planet warms. These effects

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    Ozone Layer

    Ozone is a gas found in the upper atmosphere and at ground level of the Earth’s surface. Ozone will mainly be found in two regions of the Earth’s atmosphere closer to our Earth. About 10% of Ozone is found in the region that starts from ground level of the earth known as the troposphere. According to scientific research findings this region of the earth’s atmosphere (troposphere) contains ozone that could be either good or bad depending on how closer it is to the surface of the Earth. The principle

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    Franchising

    the planets in our solar system. The first is that another star happened to pass near our sun, and drew off clouds of gases which then formed themselves into planets. This is the planetesimal group of theories. Astronomers are well aware of the fact that stars do not wander around through space, but that is how the theory went..  The other main viewpoint is that a swirling cloud of gas formed itself into our sun, planets, moons, comets, and asteroids. By 1940, all the various encounter or planetesimal

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