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| When you walk on really cold snow, why do you hear "cracking" sound as you step on the snow? This is grade 12 chem and apparently it has to do with the atomic structure and the bondage force like intermolecular foce and dipole dipole, london etc. |
| Your breaking the ice. |
| Why has American Halloween turned into a day where people feel the need to express their repressed sexuality? Every year it just seems like people have turned this day into trying to dress like a sad prostitute(sexy snow white,bondage gear, devil, bunny etc.) or a pimp, do you think this is due to the sexual repression of American culture? Do you miss the days when people just wanted to dress up in unique and scary instead getups of buying tacky stripper costumes and "pimp" hats? What are you going to be for Halloween? |
| I agree with you. This has become more and more popular among the generation X people. Our society has become more lax with some things such as viewing violence on TV and in movies, yet we have become more conservative with many things considered sexual. I suspect this repression manifests itself on Halloween, the one day where people can dress however they want and excuse it with "it's just a costume." Notice, however, this theme is MUCH more common among women. I would say there are about the same percentage of sexy male costumes as there have been in the past. Men's desire to see sexy is greater than their desire to look sexy. Women have a great desire to be viewed as sexy but have to repress this more and more with increasing factors such as conservatism trends and gender equality, as well as advancements in technology which enable us to view more and communicate more. Personally, I prefer to look at Halloween as a celebration of our feelings of fear and being scared. Isn't the horror theme still more popular than the sexy theme on Halloween? Given that spookiness takes precedence, I prefer to dress like a zombie, a monster, a ghoul, or a creepy clown. |
| Which one of these books would you rather read and why? I have to read one of them for the Summer Reading program: -Black Walter by Joyce Carol Qates -Collapse: How societies Choose to Fail or Suceed by Jared Diamond -In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez -Lord of the Flies by William Golding -Lost in the Amazon by Stephen Kirkpatrick -My sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult -Native Son by Richard Wright -Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham -Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson -The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison -The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini -The Life of Pi by Yann Martel -The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver -The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman -Tomorrow, When the War Began by John Marsden |
| In the TIme of the Butterflies! It is one of my favorite books. It is about four sisters, three of whom work for the underground freedom movement in the D.R. They are heroes, but they are also real characters that you can relate to. The story has action and intrigue, but also romance. It's such a page-turner! Although this book is a work of fiction, it is based on actual events and actual persons, which makes it even harder to put down. Don't get the movie though, it was terrible and had none of the spirit of the book! |
| Where do you tink i should go for exotic sex? i have tried everything and i'm waiting to try underwater and bondage as i'm a porn Video filmer but do you know where the is deep enough snow so it will go up to by waist (and hers) please reply |
| anywhere in colorado would do. |
| What do you think of my interpretive dance theatrical play idea? There's a manatee on stage, see he cannot hear from the wall of vagna around him. We have lasers that shoot him down, cut him free, free his soul from the bondage of the past. and then on stage, we have snow that falls that represents love in all its forms. the robot makes a snow angel and we begin to cry. Close curtains!!!! What do you think, good Idea? I think I will put some sequins in it that will represent the lasers.... |
| sounds pretty awesome |
| Will any of the presidential candidate's apologize for slavery done to Black people in America? Because Black people in America never even got an apology for 400 years of FREE labor, hangings, body mutilation, rapping the woman, the most brutal treatment any human being has ever suffered in the history of people. The worst Holocaust in the world is the Holocaust that happen to Black people in America for 400 years. When God told Abraham his seed would be in a strange land in servitude for 400 years he didn't expect they would get what's owed to them for "slavery." God knew they would not that is why he said he would judge them. And he is, right now with rain, hell, snow and earthquakes. "6 And God spake on this wise, That his seed should sojourn in a strange land; and that they should bring them into bondage, and entreat them evil four hundred years." (Acts 7:6 The King James Version) "7 And the nation to whom they shall be in bondage will I judge, said God: and after that shall they come forth, and serve me in this place. " (Acts 7:6 The King James Version) |
| Your first "black president" did already. Pay attention. Also - what were the names of your ancestors who were slaves and where did they come from and where did they reside in the United States? |
| Out of the list of these books, which ones did u like the best? and plz give a small summary if u don't mind im trying to decide which one id like (btw just ignore the 2 seperate lists, they r for my own knowledge. just pretend its one list :D ) List 1::: -In Cold Blood-Truman Capote -Lords of Discipline-Pat Conroy -Moll Flanders-Daniel Defoe -Robinson Crusoe-Daniel Defoe -A Tale of Two Cities-Charles Dickens -The Idiot-Fyodor Dostoevsky -Cold Mountain-Charles Frazier -Snow Falling on Cedars-David Gunderson -Mayor of Casterbridge-Thomas Hardy -Return of the Native-Thomas Hardy -Tess of the D'Ubervilles-Thomas Hardy -For Whom the Bell Tolls-Ernest Hemingway -Portrait of a Lady-James Henry -Stranger in a Strange Land-Robert Heinlein -Dune-Frank Herbert -The World According to Garp-John Irving -How Green Was My Valley-Richard Llewellyn -One Hundred Years of Solitude-Gabriel Garcia Marquez -Of Human Bondage-W. Sommerset Maughm -We were the Mulvaneys-Joyce Carol Oates -Doctor Zhivago-Boris Pasternak -We the living-Ayn Rand -Look Homeward Angel-Thomas Wolfe List 2::: -A Death in the Family-James Agee -Foundation-Isaac Asimov -Go Tell it on the Mountain-James Baldwin -To Good Earth-Pearl Buck -Clockwork Orange-Anthony Burgess -Like Water for Chocolate-Laura Esquivel -Farewell to Arms-Ernest Hemingway -Demain-Herman Hess -One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest -Turn of the Screw-James Henry -A Splendid Thousand Suns-Khaled Hosseini -Pigs in Heaven-Barbara Kingsolver -Razor's Edge-W.Sommerset Maughm -The Heart is a Lonely Hunter-Carson McCullers -Sula-Toni Morrison -Tar Baby-Toni Morrison -The Chosen-Chaim Potok -Hunger of Memory-Richard Rodriguez -The Winthrop Woman-Anya Seton -One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich-Alexander Solzhenitsyn -Joy Luck Club-Amy Tan -Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court-Mark Twain -Rabbit,Run-John Updike -Slaughterhouse-Kurt Vonnegut -Age of Innocence-Edith Wharton |
| We The Living - Ayn Rand I like Rand very much. I have read all of her books a couple of times. We The Living is as close as you will get to an autobiography. Rand grew up in the Communist takeover of Russia. She saw her father's business seized and nationalized, and went from society to the poor house. The book is about that period of history, and a young girl knowing that freedom and individuality should be celebrated, not punished. It will also give you a foundation for her stance in other books such as Atlas SHrugged or Fountainhead. |
| What books to read for summer reading? I am going into my junior year of high school in an honors english class. I'm not too sure what to read for my summer reading. My required book is Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich. Then I have to read two more books, one from list A and one from list B. Here are the lists. Please let me know your recommendations. List A Little Women - Alcott The Last of the Mohicans or The Deerslayer - Cooper My Bondage and My Freedom - Douglas Moby Dick - Melville Uncle Tom's Cabin - Stowe Confessions of Nat Turner - Styron Winesburg, Ohio - Anderson Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Brown Sister Carrie or An American Tragedy - Dreiser Giant - Ferber Main Street - Lewis Johnny Got His Gun - Trumbo The Innocents Abroad - Twain The Virginian - Wister The Age of Innocence - Wharton List B How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents - Alvarez Something Wicked This Way Comes - Bradbury Cold Sassy Tree - Burns Invisible Man - Ellison The Last Tycoon - Fitzgerald The World is Flat or Hot, Flat, and Crowded - Friedman Blink - Galdwell Snow Falling on Cedars - Guterson For Whom the Bell Tolls - Hemingway The Perfect Storm - Junger The Bean Trees or Animal Dreams - Kingsolver The Namesake - Lahiri The Devil in the White City - Larson The Heart is a Lonely Hunter - McCullers The Gemini Contenders - Ludlum The Bluest Eye, Jazz, or Song of Solomon - Morrison Going After Cacciato - O'Brien The Orchid Thief - Orlean Fast Food Nation - Schlosser Rabbit, Run - Updike Our Town - Wilder Fences - Wilson Black Boy or Native Son - Wright and any books by John Irving |
| either Moby Dick from list A and Invisible Man from list B |
| Under Grace or Under Law #1? Which does this fall under? Under Grace or Under Law? "As your conscience has been quickened by the Holy Spirit, you have seen something of the evil of sin, of its power, its guilt, its woe; and you look upon it with abhorrence. You feel that sin has separated you from God, that you are in bondage to the power of evil. The more you struggle to escape, the more you realize your helplessness. Your motives are impure; your heart is unclean. You see that your life has been filled with selfishness and sin. You long to be forgiven, to be cleansed, to be set free. Harmony with God, likeness to Him--what can you do to obtain it? It is peace that you need--Heaven's forgiveness and peace and love in the soul. Money cannot buy it, intellect cannot procure it, wisdom cannot attain to it; you can never hope, by your own efforts, to secure it. But God offers it to you as a gift, "without money and without price." Isaiah 55:1. It is yours if you will but reach out your hand and grasp it. The Lord says, "Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool." Isaiah 1:18. "A new heart also will I give you, and a new spirit will I put within you." Ezekiel 36:26". |
| under grace |
| Read my poem and tell me, do you like it? Sleep and Dream I scope the page, And see the thing. It is a beast; it's a living thing. Because it breathes, it sleeps and dreams. How does the spider sleep? All day long in a dusty corner. In attic hammocks and dusty eaves, And her dream is of fly-fishing, As her house comes apart. How do the singing birds sleep at night? With head ‘neath wing, And they dream of soaring Loftily, On feathered wings, Wings engineered To withstand the wind. And they dream of flying To the mountaintop, To the sun, No parachute, No rocket fuel, No guns. How does a dolphin sleep? Wrapped in a cloak, In a watery cloak, And he dreams of making Bigger bubbles tomorrow. The reigning King of the Jungle, In peril for His royal stature, Sleeps with one eye open. Bugs sleep as if They’re high on drugs, Challenging the mountain, Climbing step By frantic step. The thing is the beast And the beast is Man. How does a man sleep? In bold mansions, And in cowardly alleyways, Upon gossamer down, And on park benches. In dreams of waking and walking In fetal solipsism, In feral hunger, In reverent supplication, In soft bondage, In bliss and on bar tops, Merged and melted, Like freedom and gravity, Kissed by the fire. The clouds speak in tongues. The snow whispers, “Sleep, little ones, sleep and dream.” The white whirlwind’s icy finger Probes the frozen ground Bringing the tiny cells To the edge of irreversible doom. Soft bosom peaks of snowflake incubation, Wake the fertile seeds, And like chrysalises, With the Sparks of Creation, Rescue them From their dormancy. |
| i like this a lot. |