Flashing light

the wall. There were probably about thousand of each butterfly and moths. They were made of metal it was very unique. There was another special room we got to go in which was called the flashing lights. It was amazing and gorgeous. It was blacked out and it was like a maze in the dark. For a few seconds some lights would flash on and off which made it awesome.       The top three arts that really interested me were the 3D box, the man made out legos and the man on the wall. My first art

College Essay - Prompt A Flashing lights, wailing sirens, brutal force. People being helped, criminals being stopped, a safer community. Which scenario do you picture when you think of the police? There has been controversy stemming from police officers, and everyone seems to have an opinion about whether or not all cops are racist, or if all cops are murderers. Being raised by a man who’s only known law enforcement his entire life, I have a few opinions of my own. My father has been a police

Flashing lights, hugs from strangers, pounding of tables, and more await those coming into the Deaf Cultural world. After all, how does one communicate with another who cannot hear? From the perspective of one who grew up in the "hearing" world, these cultural norms were anything but normal; yet they have become ingrained, almost second nature. Now these are my norms and are part of my world. My journey into Deaf culture started in elementary school while riding the school bus. A friend of mine named

There are two types of advance railroad crossing signs which are posted before you even get to the railroad crossing. One of the advance railroad crossing signs is an actual sign that is a yellow circle with the big black X and two black Rs on each side of that X. The other has the big X and the Rs as well, but they are white and have one straight horizontal line above and below them. This sign is not really a sign, but is painted in white on the paved ground. There is another type of sign that

is an important factor to consider for safety, convenience and comfort. One of the main sources of discomfort related to illumination is glare. Glare occurs when the eyes are exposed to a source of light greater than that for which the eyes are adapted. Glare can either occur from the artificial lights inside the train carriages or externally from the sun with complications ranging from mild discomfort and annoyance, to an impediment to vision and reduction in safety (Oborne, 1978). In order to reduce

a green light is seen flashing. This green light at the end of Daisy’s dock remained lit throughout the Great Gatsby. It represented Gatsby’s hopes and dreams of having Daisy that were always just out of reach from him. The color green is meant to symbolize the hope that maybe one day, Gatsby would have his American dream, and the constant flashing of the light represents the continuous hope that Gatsby has through all the ups and down of the story. In the Great Gatsby, the green light is used to

walking down the stairs with the creek of the old rudget wood, my cold heart began to tremble. Glancing with my dark brown eyes,the small doorknob began to turn. I saw a light flashing, and I knew then that I was going to figure out what was Does behind that tiny door. I started to walk towards the tiny door as the flashing light got brighter and brighter. Clutching my hands on the knob, a dark large shadow appeared. Walking closer, I had found the flashlight that was shining brighter than the

flailing, searching for somewhere to hold and stop the forward movement my body was going. The world must have kept flickering its light switch because my vision kept flashing from bitter darkness to a blinding white light. The only sound that filled my ears was the crushing of glass mixed with the distinct crackles of my bones. Then suddenly, everything became light. I was flying through the air, my

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Inferno Inside Pythagoras theorizes that “if there be light, then there is darkness,” and in Megan Sapnar’s “Car Wash,” she creates a metaphorical connection between a story of darkness with an everyday activity. Sapnar uses a parallel between Dante Alighieri's Inferno and her own poem to highlight the progression of dark to light. With the use of visualization, Sapnar is able to create an unseemly modern connection to Dante’s Inferno using a parallel between psychotic depression and an automated