Do Not Challenge an Owl

The film Fruitvale Station written and directed by Ryan Coogler, tells the story of a young African American man that was shot and killed by a white police officer on a subway platform. The film is based on the true story of Oscar Grant, who at the age of 22 years old was killed by a police officer on the Fruitvale station platform in San Francisco, California. The film shows how Oscar lived a tough life, but still had a caring heart. At the start of the New Year, Oscar wanted to change his life, and make better decisions. Unfortunately, he was a part of a situation that led to him being in police custody, and shot by a police officer. Oscar Grant’s death caused many protests and riots in the Bay Area against police brutality.

Over the many weeks that followed second by second the dream gradually got longer. Amelia had grown used to the dreams and even got excited to find out what would happen next, alas her excitement was premature. As she sat in her boring English class, the teacher droning on, the only was gloomy disinterest spread amongst the young students. In her peripheral vision she saw a flash of black, her eyes subconsciously followed the black blur and found nothing. Just as she was about to give up looking for the cause of what spiked her interest, she heard a screech... The same screech that was in her dream nearly every night, that same sound that had caused both fear and excitement to run hot within her veins. Her eyes linked with those of the bird, at first look anyone would call

DID YOU KNOW that according to tradition, Poseidon was the god that breathed life into the first horse on earth.

In the religion and mythology of ancient Greece, Poseidon was the god of the sea and of water in general. Unpredictable and often violent, he frequently represented the destructive power of the sea and was also the god of earthquakes. He was closely associated with horses as well. In art, Poseidon was typically shown as a bearded man carrying a trident (a three-pronged fishing spear) and accompanied by a dolphin or a tuna. He traveled over the sea in a chariot pulled by creatures that had the heads and bodies of horses and the tails of fish.

Poseidon was the god of the seas. He was worshiped by seamen but also very feared for his power over the water. Poseidon was thought to be the second strongest god after Zeus.

Poseidon is God of the sea and protector of all aquatic feature. Like his brother Zeus he drew lots with his

Poseidon is the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. “He was violent and moody and carried a three-pronged spear called a trident” (Gall 46). Poseidon had two brothers, Zeus, and Hades. Poseidons wife was Amphitrite. His father was the head titan Cronus, his mother was Rhea. All of the olympian gods hated the titans. Poseidon was one of the twelve olympian gods. The olympians fought against the titans and won. All of them were the rulers of the world. They were better than the titans. The twelve of them called themselves the twelve olympian gods because their kingdom was on top of Mt. Olympus and there were twelve of them. When the gods chose which god controlled what domain of the world poseidon picked the sea. The greeks made him the god of earthquakes and horses too. If he was mad he created earthquakes. He created the horse for Demeter. So

Poseidon was one of a god . He was a god of the ocean .He live under the water because he take care of the fish. He get mad when you kill a animal because he really care for the animal. He is so powerful that he can make your journey supper lang when you travel, like when you get him mad he will make you go a different pass . He

Have you ever looked out over the vast, seamlessly never-ending ocean and thought, man I wish I could rule over all of that? Well the Grecian god Poseidon does! Poseidon, son of Kronos most powerful of all the primevals, Grecian god of the Seas was very well the most disruptive god to not only the gods of Olympus but also the people of Greece.

Poseidon, also know as Neptune in Roman mythology, the God of the Sea. Do you know him? If you don’t, here’s a little “guide” all about him, telling you about his family, friends, his worst enemies, his attributes, divine powers, and his connections to the modern world. Are you ready?

I follow him from above watching his journey across the deep, dark and dangerous sea. I watch as Poseidon releases a storm over the wine dark sea that he rules. He does not approve of the other god's decision to let Odysseus go home. Poseidon watches as his storm rips apart Odysseus’ small raft and I watch in horror as he is whisked into the sea. I stare in awe as a sea nymph saves the great Odysseus with a powerful veil and he washes ashore only to be saved by another women. A beautiful, women from the palace. I see this other women, and in fury I leave because I know he no longer will remember our great times on my island, but he will now create new memories as quick as the fastest man can run and Odysseus will soon forget me, the nymph with lovely braids,

Many years ago, the world had no water. The land was dry and there was no water to drink. Poseidon always had dreams of a blue liquid, but he never knew what it was. The land became bad and would continue if someone didn’t help. His father, Cronus, told him every day that he would become a powerful god. Little did he know, pretty soon he would be the god of the sea with some help from a goddess.

Do you know the famous francs triumphal arch? Does it is the first arch in the world? The answer is no, the arch of Titus was the first type of trichpheal arch around the world. This gate was built in the 81CE, which in the Roman time. When Titus triumphal in 81 CE, only two years after becoming emperor, his youngster brother. Domitian succeeded him. Domitian erected an arch in Titus’s honor on the sacred way leading into the Republican Forum Romanum. One famous Roman artist created this sculpture, even though we don’t know his name. This arch didn’t celebrate only military victories. This arch was also built for commemorating the new king’s brother—Titus who was died in a young age. This artwork has a long history which was the first of triumphal arch. We will find the the charm of the arch and what is behind it.

Day of the dead is the best way to honor the dead. Or at least I think is what’s better than having a giant cookout and dressing up to rember your loved ones and having a good time and getting together that’s why I think it’s really cool how they honor to dead. To be blasphemous. The pre-Hispanic people were considered barbaric and pagan. So in the Spaniards attempts to convert them to Catholicism the ritual was attempted to be vanished. However they failed and the Day of the Dead rituals lived on.

Poseidon is one of the most well-known Greek gods due to his anger and wrath that controlled the waters. Poseidon is the god of the sea, storms, and horses. He is worshipped in connection with navigation of the waters. He is a god of vengeance rather than a god who is rational and respected. He was filled with jealousy and did whatever he could to get back at his brother, Zeus. Because of his temper, sailors feared him greatly. Information on Poseidon and his intriguing role in Greek mythology has been researched for many years. Poseidon is significant to Greek mythology due to his desire for revenge against his brother Zeus, his wrath, and his occasional assistance to those who needed him most.