'Wild beast' presentation slideshows

John Cotton, 1584-1652

John Cotton, 1584-1652 English-born American cleric who was vicar of Saint Botolph's Church in England until he was summoned to court for his Puritanism. He fled to Boston, Massachusetts, where he became a civil and religious leader. John Cotton, The Devine Right to Occupy the Land (1630)

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Birthdays & Anniversaries

Birthdays & Anniversaries. July 6 th Danielle Swafford July 8 th Betsy Pritchard, Julian Ivy Barry & Becky Coffey July 9 th Sherry Holly July 10 th Waqas Javed Adventures in the Bible July 11-13 th. Why Hast Thou Broken Down Her Hedges?. Psalm 80:8-17. HEBREWS 2: 1-3

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Lion Gate (Boghazkoy, Turkey), c.1400 BCE, limestone

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Imagining and Thinking

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So how did the English language come to be?

So how did the English language come to be?. Or. . . Who won?. The Vikings* & Saxons. Constantly battled for control of England Languages in England merged to become Old English (synonymous with Anglo-Saxon)

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1877

1877. What does the text say? General Understanding. Who is delivering the speech? What happened?. What does the text say? General Understanding. Without yet knowing who Looking Glass and Toohulhulsote are, what can we say about their roles in this decision?.

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1877

1877. What does the text say? General Understanding. Who is delivering the speech? What happened?. What does the text say? General Understanding. Without yet knowing who Looking Glass and Toohulhulsote are, what can we say about their roles in this decision?.

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Night: Chpts . 6-9

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Marvin W. Acklin, PhD, ABPP Board-certified Clinical, Assessment, & Forensic Psychologist

Mental State at the Time of Offense Assessments and the Insanity Defense --- Hawaii State Hospital July 7, 2010. Marvin W. Acklin, PhD, ABPP Board-certified Clinical, Assessment, & Forensic Psychologist Honolulu, Hawaii. Mental State at the Time of Offense Assessments and the Insanity Defense.

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Lord Buddha said. . . . . . .

Lord Buddha said. . . . . . . Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn't learn a lot today, at least we learned a little, and if we didn't learn a little, at least we didn't get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn't die; so, let us all be thankful. . What we think, we become. .

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covenant , n

covenant , n. an agreement, usually formal, between two or more persons to do or not do something specified. Root: coven, come together. feral , adj. existing in a natural state, as animals or plants; not domesticated or cultivated; wild. Root: fer , wild beast. didactic , adj.

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Fauvism: Exploding Color

Fauvism: Exploding Color. Lasted from 1904-08 Name came from critic who called them wild beast New ways to express emotional response to scenes Inspired by van Gogh, Vlaminck, etc. Influenced by non-European tribal arts. Fauvism 1904-1908. Maurice de Vlaminck 1876-1958

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Famous Artists

Famous Artists. Van Gogh. Seurat. Picasso. Monet. Rembrandt. Da Vinci. Georges- Pierre Seurat. Born December 2, 1859 in Paris, France Founder of Neoimpressionism Developed a style that used small dots of pure color Believed emotions could be conveyed through color. Gallery.

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Hyenas

Hyenas. b y : Justin. What do hyenas look like?. L ook like dogs Sharp jaws Tan fur Black eyes Dark spots. Where do hyenas live?. Africa Grasslands Rocky places Tall grasses. What do hyenas eat?. Carnivores Zebras Meat Wild beast Bones.

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FRIENDSHIP

FRIENDSHIP. Alejandro Islas. WHAT IS FRIENDSHIP?.

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