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    Morley Nelson's Jaws

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    ``That was the stupidest thing. When you train birds you realize how intelligent they are,'' Nelson said. ``I knew we had to do something to stop it.'' In 1980 Morley Nelson noticed a drop in population of birds of prey in Idaho. He came to Boise to fix this conflict and save the birds of prey. Morley Nelson, with the help of many others, compromised with the government to grant the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area permanent protection, and saved thousands of birds from being

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    Alice Kingsley's Journal

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    This Journal, being the diary of myself, Alice Kingsley begins this day, the 11th of January,in the name of Our Lord, 1285. A swift bird, gliding high above the grassy plain, I write these words, In the heart of the forest. Where I usually hunt with the Lords and the Ladies. As I look back upon my days of training and hard efforts to become a Falconer. My Father, Oliver Kingsley was of the highest quality falconer’s, As the snow would fade and trickle down the cliffs. we would climb the steepest

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    Taming of the Shrew: Male Domination The Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakespeare, deals with marriage. The ideas explored are primarily shown through the characters of Petruchio and Katharina. We are introduced to the trials and tribulation's which present themselves in their everyday lives. The characters bring up a traditional concept of male domination. Through the play we see the need for domination through Petruchio, and the methods he uses to dominate. While these ideas of male domination

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    Death Foretold Themes

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    When reading the novel, the author Gabriel Garcia Marquez implies that the Nasar family lives a wealthy life because they have maids, a huge house and owns a falconry. While, Gabriel Garcia Marquez bluntly says that “Angela Vicario was the youngest daughter of a family of scant resources” which basically means her whole family is poor and to be rich Angela must marry wealthy which her suitor Bayardo San Roman

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    for me to work on. I came up with another idea.” “I hear you are taking to your needle well. Even Tilly, who doesn’t like anything, was whispering she would like one of your pieces.” “I want something more.” “Let me hear this. Racing horses. Falconry. Sword play.” He teased. “This garden.” The smile faded and she regretted her choice. “Do

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    father, nipping the bud of any wayward virgin who began showing up in those woods,” (90). In the text, falcons are associated with entertainment and displaying one’s status of wealth, and the opening quote by Gil Vicente, “the pursuit of love is like falconry” (1) compares the persistent nature of pursuing love to the recreational activity of hunting with falcons. Subsequently, the reader becomes aware of Santiago’s innocence and naivety. Nahir Miguel reveals to the narrator that Santiago “looked like

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    Hasan Sugar Land Texas, USA Personal Statement I want to participate in the Oxbridge Summer Seminar because it’s a new experience. I am a person that’s all about new experiences. From sampling squid-ink dyed paella in Madrid to trying my hand at falconry in the deserts of the UAE to riding elephants in the jungles of Chiang Mai, I am always ready for the unconventional. Being a regular traveler and having lived in countries on opposite sides of the globe, I not only have experiences in these countries

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    ("Queen Elizabeth I Pastimes (1533-103)"). With Queen Elizabeth’s skills of hunting and archery she had increased her royal stature impressing the company with her("Queen Elizabeth I Pastimes (1533-103)"). The Queen and her Royal hunters would use Falconry which took a much different approach to hunting. Bells were attached to the birds legs so that the trainer could keep track of the birds whereabouts after the kill(Alchin., L.K., "Elizabethan Hawking"). The birds required special housing, which

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    I would describe my identity as a very unique one. For instance it was developed over years of hard-work and misfortune. Growing up in low income family I’ve learned to appreciate what comes to me when it comes to me, this has taught me to be patient and to live within my means. Growing up in a very violent and troubled part of the city meant I could not grow up normally, I was sheltered (continuously). I could not play outside or visit friends, it wasn’t until my mother became a realtor and my father

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    Globalization is the process of development on an international scale as well as the interaction among people, exchange of ideas, companies, cultures, government and many more around the world. However, when did globalization start? There are no definite answers to this as globalization goes back more than thousand of years. A simple explanation can be explained when people buy and sell goods to each other across the country at a great distance, for example; The Silk Road. The Silk Road is an

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