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gravestones in the graveyard. The rocks in the painting are dark brown when compared to the white water hitting against them. The flowers/grass underneath the water can be described as dark green similar to that of the trees, but with some yellow as well on the flowers/leaves. The grass where the cemetery is located is a brighter green when compared with that of the trees right above it, and the branches throughout the painting seem to be a dark brown or grey as the water hits them. There are no humans in

frame which captures the three fourths of the whole painting. All the sides of the frame have the same length. The color of the main frame is dark brown. The frame is three-dimensional towards the inside. The top side and the left one of the three-dimensional surface towards the inside have a lighter color, common to dark yellow mixed with light brown and highlights of orange. But the color of the other side is bright yellow. There are shades that separate the two colors and distinguish them from

Isolation and identification of Seed-Borne Fungi in Green gram Seeds A.J.Deshmukh1, A.N.Sabalpara2, V.A. Patil3 and V.P. Prajapati4 1 & 4 Asst. Professor, College of Agriculture, NAU, Waghai 2. Director of Research & Dean PG Studies, NAU, Navsari 3 Asst. Research Scientist, NARP, NAU, Navsari Email:amol_deshmukhnau@yahoo.co.in Abstract An experiment was undertaken to isolate and identify the seed borne fungi of Green gram. Seed samples of three Green gram varieties were collected from Pulse

there are books, pipe, knife, and tankard distrusted from the middle to the right side. Overall, Theodor chooses a close-up angle of a sitting lute player with detailed presentations in this painting. The background consists of different shades of brown, while the brightest shades surround the contour of the lute player. The feathers on the hat of the man are the most eye-catching part of his costume. The elaborate brush strokes endow the white, orange and green feathers with soft and delicate touch

love or affection given to you by the individuals you look up to the most. The short story, “A Dark Brown Dog,” by Stephen Crane, shows that even in an abusive relationship one can find love using character, conflict and climax. At the beginning of this short story, the author introduces a young child in his toddler years that is standing at a street corner, kicking up gravel. A small dark brown dog with a cut rope wrapped around his neck approaches the child with uncertainty, but still is brave

light fawn brown. The cut ties in with his beard and moustache and gives him a warm relaxed look. # 2 Paparazzi Pleaser Here his hair has been trimmed on the sides and the shiny top hair

represents Louis, because Amy and Louis built the towers and dug the holes together. Another technique that conveys this idea through colour and tone. This technique is shown through the boxes shades of brown used in its colours. It is a mixture of different shades of brown. These different browns make the box look aged. The aging of the box represents how long it has been since Amy moved away from Louis. As this box were to get older, it would represent how long Amy and Louis have been apart, and

row. I sat in the tall black chair as the sound of the AC and the computer fans grew bigger and bigger. I’ve never heard anymore silence in my life. I opened my backpack’s side apartment and took out my pencil and place it on the side of the dark brown desk. I looked around and saw another room inside of

“Snickers Satisfies” Rhetorical Analysis “You’re not you when you when you’re hungry. Snickers Satisfies.” The Snickers slogan is a commonly known slogan on television commercials and lots of advertisements. Snickers advertisements are never boring they always seem to have a funny catch to them. The Title of this Snickers advertisement, in a Family Circle magazine, is “Happy Valentine’s Day” (MARS Incorporated). The title is ironic because it is the Halloween October edition of Family Circle magazine

Today cyber security causes huge problems for Society: personally, financially and even in matters of national security. Just in the last two years, hundreds of millions of credit card numbers have been stolen. Tens of millions of Social Security numbers and health care records were compromised and even nuclear energy centers have been hacked. Also unmanned drones have been hijacked. This is all done by exploiting vulnerabilities in hardware and software, or more often by taking an advantage of unintentional