...thunder. It was believed that when Thor rode his chariot lightning would come and if he hit his axe thunder would come. Thor’s chariot was rode by a pair of goats. Thor was Loki’s half brother. 2 Loki Loki was the god of mischeve. He was the one who caused the death of Thor’s son [Baulder]. Loki was also the god of fire 3 Frey Frey was the god of fertility. Frey gave peace and pleasure to his disciples. Frey was especially prayed to in Sweden. Frey had a chariot which two boars pulled. 4 Norse Levels In Viking times there were three levels. One was called the Land of the Dead which is where the dead people went. The second level was Midgard and that was the earth. The third level was Asgard and that was where the gods lived. 5 Valhalla Valhalla was heaven to the Viking’s. It was where Viking’s had big feast’s and Odin was the ruler. Valhalla had big gates which had carvings of Viking gods. 6 VIKING WORD SEARCH A L F M S O R R G K E M A I Y Q R O H T D T V X I M I R C P B O E S K D Z Y N I O L J N R W U A Viking Quiz 1. Who were the Viking Gods ? 2. Where did they come from ? 3. Give one god of the Viking Gods. 4. Who was the god of thunder ? 5. Was Loki kind ? 7 Weapons The Vikings would have a lot of weapons. They would especially use swords and axes. They would use daggers and knifes too. The Viking did not care how much they killed. They...
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...Reference List………………………………………………………………… 12 SHORT SYNOPSIS ABOUT THE MOVIE Thor: The Dark World movie are continuation from the movie Thor in 2011 that have been produced by Marvel Studios. The movie portray about the battle between Thor, the crown prince of Asgard and revengeful Malekith, the leader of the Dark Elves that plan to cover the Nine Realms with darkness using the weapon called Aether. In the first part, the Aether entered into Jane body when Jane is transported to another world where the Aether is sealed. Due to this, it causes the Malekith to awaken and attack Asgard in order to obtain Aether. Thor and Loki team up to trick Malekith to extract Aether from Jane body and destroy it, but their effort failed. In the end, Malekith died due crashing with his own ship after battle with Thor causing his plan to destroy entire universe and restore glory of Dark Elves using Aether in Greenwich futile. (149 words) IDENTIFY ANY FOUR ISSUE / PROBLEM REVEALED IN THE MOVIE The first issue or problem that has been arise in Thor: The Dark World movie is between the main actor, Thor and Loki. Loki is the character who are the youngest brother of Thor but actually he is only adopted son of the King of Asgard. It can be seen when Thor as an eldest brother do not trust his own brother at all because of Loki’s attitudes or behavior which is make him...
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...Открыть лицевую и боковые панели ■ ■ Yan kapağı açmak ■ Ouvrez le panneau avant (façade) et le panneau latéral pour commencer l'installation. MB/HDD screw X 25 PSU screw X 4 CABLE TIE (L100MM,BLACK) x 3 2 Product Name Power Supply Dimensions Asgard XP, Asgard XP-W CCC-AE37BS-U01 (Original side panel) CCC-AE37BS-U03 (Window side panel) Asgard Pro, Asgard Pro-W CCC-AE37BS-U02 (Original side panel) CCC-AE37BS-U04 (Window side panel) 200(W) x 445(H) x 470(D) mm (7.87*17.52*18.50 inches) 5.25” External x 3 (single side tool-free holders) 3.5” Internal HDD x 7 (single side tool-free holders) 3.5” External FDD x 1 (single side tool-free holders) 2.5” Internal HDD x 1 (by screw, downside of ODD cage) 7 slots 2 Drive Bay ■ Power supply unit installation ■ Powersupply Installation ■ Installation av nätdel ■ Instalación de la Fuente de alimentación ■ ■ Установка блока питания ■ ■ Güç Kaynağı birimi montajı ■ Installation de l’unité d’alimentation. Expansion Slot Motherboard Support ATX, Micro ATX, ITX (with backside hole for CPU cooler) Power Supply Standard P/S2 ATX/EPS power supply units on downside space with anti-vibration rubber. Front Fan: 120/140mm fan available. (Pre-installed 120mm black fan on Asgard Pro) Rear Fan: Pre-installed 120mm black fan x 1 Left Side Fan: Two 120/140mm fan available. (None for window version.) Bottom Fan: 120mm fan available. Top Fan: Two 120/140mm fan available. 3 ■...
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...Cosmic Creation Myths Across Cultures Darrell Jones HUM/105 June 20, 2012 Mary Worley Cosmic Creation Myths across Cultures Myths vary a great deal from various cultures around the world. Although these myths differ, they all share one same common theme – a story based on creation. Myths from the Roman/Greek and Nordic cultures are no different. Both of these cultures believed in some form of creation that defined and shaped their world through cosmic occurrences or natural phenomenon, while sharing similarities and differences in the creators of the worlds and the steps these worlds were created. Roman/Greek gods lived in various worlds. This mythological world was born out of emptiness, or Chaos. The gods themselves lived on Mount Olympus. Uranus, Father Sky, ruled over all worlds with Gaea, Mother Earth, by his side. Tartarus ruled the deepest part of the underworld. Their son, Cronus, and their grandson, Zeus, both take turns ruling over the worlds after Uranus. Two of Uranus and Gaea’s other children were gods of other worldly elements: Helios, god of sun; and Selene, god of Moon. Cronus and Rhea produced the second generation of gods who ruled over other elements, including: Zeus, lord of the sky and god of thunder; Poseidon, lord of the seas; and Hades, ruler of the underworld and lord of the dead. Individuals who believed in Roman/Greek mythology believed these gods shaped their world and ruled over the elements. A titan named Atlas was condemned by Zeus to...
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...I am Rubious, Thor’s youngest son, brother of Magni. My brother Magni is the heroic and powerful one, he is destined to inherit Mjölnir and all of its power after Ragnarök. Having this big brother that takes after my father, I have become the disappointment. I am nothing like my father, he is bold and powerful, everyone loves him. The only thing that ties me to the family is I look like Thor with dark brown hair. Thor is the king of all the gods now and he is ruling the 9 realms. Niflheim, Muspelheim, Asgard, Midgard, Jotunheim, Vanaheim, Alfheim,Svartalvheim, Helheim. He sent me and my brother to Muspelheim, to confront their ruler Surtur (you know the guy with the giant eyebrow that is supposed to start Ragnarök). When we got there Mangi...
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...Thor used a hammer named Miolnir, and was given to him by his father Odin, because he was the best warrior in asgard he was worthy to wield this powerful weapon. The hammer is one of the most historically significant objects associated with Norse mythology. According to https://norse-mythology.org Thor’s hammer is an instrument of blessing, consecration, and protection. It was created specifically for him by dwarves and has the ability to return directly to his hand after he throws is at someone. As for the Thunder it is said that the sound of thunder came from when he hit his enemies or other objects with his hammer, but others say it was the sound of his...
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...A Comparative Study of Cognitive Radio Platforms Moshe Timothy Masonta CSIR Meraka and TUT P.O. Box 395 Pretoria 0001, South Africa Mjumo Mzyece Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Pretoria, South Africa Fisseha Mekuria Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Pretoria 0001, South Africa mmasonta@csir.co.za mzyecem@tut.ac.za fmekuria@csir.co.za ABSTRACT Cognitive radio (CR) technology has become one of the buzzwords within the wireless communications community over the past 12 years. Its ability to learn, decide and adapt to the external environment made CR attractive to regulators, researchers, academia, politicians and the industry. CR promises to bring a paradigm shift in spectrum management policies from command-and-control regime to dynamic and opportunistic spectrum access. Despite more than a decade of research in the CR area, there are too little CR systems ready for the market. This lack of ready CR systems may reflect an overemphasis in the CR literature on theory and simulations with less work done in experimental-basedresearch and publications. In order to fast-track the real-life deployments of CR systems, the research community is now focusing on the development of CR platforms. With different software defined radio (SDR) packages and hardware available, it is confusing to decide which one to build or use. The objective of this paper is to study the design of CR platforms making use available SDR software packages and hardware...
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...1. Vikings believed in many gods (and goddesses). They were all similar to humans but were of great importance. They all had different features and different flaws. The gods of the north, or Norse gods, looked like ordinary people. They had many similarities with people. They had powers and weren’t eternal but they lived for a very long time. They lived in a place called Asgard which was located in the sky in which they lived in palaces made of silver and gold. Odin (king of gods) lived in Valhalla were warriors killed in war went. Some days of the week were named after gods. All the myths about the gods were passed down through stories and children. The Vikings worshiped their gods outside in nature, they picked natural landmarks (like waterfalls or rare trees)....
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...a division branched from Germanic paganism, which was present amongst the Germanic tribes inhabited across Central and Northern Europe. Nordic Religion is a polytheistic religion through its principal beliefs in numerous pagan gods, and supernatural forces. Also, their viewpoint associated with origins, the afterlife and the ‘Yggdrasil’ forms a framework for the ancient religion which identifies the principle beliefs held amongst the Norsemen. One of the principal beliefs in the Nordic Religion is the ‘world tree’ or ‘Yggdrasil’, which is the centre of their universe which held nine different realms within its branches. Each realm is situated at different areas of the tree and is carried by three main roots. The first, top root went to Asgard (heaven) which is the home Gods dwell in. The second root went down to Jotunheim, located in the middle where Middle-Earth is situated within (land of mortals), also belonging to dwarves and giants. The last root went down to Niflheim and Musepellheim, located at the bottom that reaches into the underworld Hel, ‘home’ of the dead who are forever perished and tormented. Thus Yggdrasil is a principal belief as it held together earth, heaven and hell by its roots and is the place dependent of numerous gods that are paramount beliefs to the Nordic religion. Furthermore, the Ancient Nordic Religion is a polytheistic religion meaning its beliefs in various pagan gods. They followed many gods and this belief was pursued through idolatrous sacrifice...
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...a division branched from Germanic paganism, which was present amongst the Germanic tribes inhabited across Central and Northern Europe. Nordic Religion is a polytheistic religion through its principal beliefs in numerous pagan gods, and supernatural forces. Also, their viewpoint associated with origins, the afterlife and the ‘Yggdrasil’ forms a framework for the ancient religion which identifies the principle beliefs held amongst the Norsemen. One of the principal beliefs in the Nordic Religion is the ‘world tree’ or ‘Yggdrasil’, which is the centre of their universe which held nine different realms within its branches. Each realm is situated at different areas of the tree and is carried by three main roots. The first, top root went to Asgard (heaven) which is the home Gods dwell in. The second root went down to Jotunheim, located in the middle where Middle-Earth is situated within (land of mortals), also belonging to dwarves and giants. The last root went down to Niflheim and Musepellheim, located at the bottom that reaches into the underworld Hel, ‘home’ of the dead who are forever perished and tormented. Thus Yggdrasil is a principal belief as it held together earth, heaven and hell by its roots and is the place dependent of numerous gods that are paramount beliefs to the Nordic religion. Furthermore, the Ancient Nordic Religion is a polytheistic religion meaning its beliefs in various pagan gods. They followed many gods and this belief was pursued through idolatrous sacrifice...
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...Look, I was gonna go easy on you not to hurt your feelings But I'm only going to get this one chance (Six minutes, six minutes) Something's wrong, I can feel it (Six minutes, six minutes, Slim Shady, you're on) Just a feeling I've got Like something's about to happen But I don't know what If that means, what I think it means, we're in trouble Big trouble. And if he is as bananas as you say I'm not taking any chances You were just what the doctor ordered [Chorus:] I'm beginning to feel like a Rap God, Rap God All my people from the front to the back nod, back nod Now who thinks their arms are long enough to slap box, slap box? They said I rap like a robot, so call me rap-bot [Verse 1:] But for me to rap like a computer must be in my genes I got a laptop in my back pocket My pen'll go off when I half-cock it Got a fat knot from that rap profit Made a living and a killing off it Ever since Bill Clinton was still in office With Monica Lewinski feeling on his nutsack I'm an MC still as honest But as rude and as indecent as all hell Syllables, skill-a-holic (Kill 'em all with) This flippity, dippity-hippity hip-hop You don't really wanna get into a pissing match With this rappity-rap Packing a mack in the back of the Ac backpack rap, crap, yap-yap, yackety-yack and at the exact same time I attempt these lyrical acrobat stunts while I'm practicing that I'll still be able to break a motherfuckin' table Over the back of a couple of faggots and crack...
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...Look, I was gonna go easy on you not to hurt your feelings But I'm only going to get this one chance (Six minutes, six minutes) Something's wrong, I can feel it (Six minutes, six minutes, Slim Shady, you're on) Just a feeling I've got Like something's about to happen But I don't know what If that means, what I think it means, we're in trouble Big trouble. And if he is as bananas as you say I'm not taking any chances You were just what the doctor ordered [Chorus:] I'm beginning to feel like a Rap God, Rap God All my people from the front to the back nod, back nod Now who thinks their arms are long enough to slap box, slap box? They said I rap like a robot, so call me rap-bot [Verse 1:] But for me to rap like a computer must be in my genes I got a laptop in my back pocket My pen'll go off when I half-cock it Got a fat knot from that rap profit Made a living and a killing off it Ever since Bill Clinton was still in office With Monica Lewinski feeling on his nutsack I'm an MC still as honest But as rude and as indecent as all hell Syllables, skill-a-holic (Kill 'em all with) This flippity, dippity-hippity hip-hop You don't really wanna get into a pissing match With this rappity-rap Packing a mack in the back of the Ac backpack rap, crap, yap-yap, yackety-yack and at the exact same time I attempt these lyrical acrobat stunts while I'm practicing that I'll still be able to break a motherfuckin' table Over the back of a couple of faggots and crack...
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...Creation Myths Across Cultures Angie Laird HUM/105 - World Mythology Class Group: BSDH16JHC0 University of Phoenix Online Instructor: Gerald Grudzen February 11, 2013 Comparing and contrasting creation myths The two creation myths chosen to compare and contrast focuses on the Norse culture of Iceland Vikings and the Genesis creation of the Hebrew origin of Christian culture. Both creation myths begin with an empty void where chaos or conflict develops. The Norse myth narrates a conflict between the fiery realm of Muspell and the dark, cold realm of Niflheim within the emptiness called ginnungagap and where nothing could grow. The Genesis conflict was between God and nothing, loneliness, and the need to create something beautiful. There are specifically nine classifications of creation myths and many employ more than one motif. Genesis cosmogonies apply both the deus faber and ex nihilo motifs. The story often considered the ex nihilo myth, meaning "out of nothing" is the account in the first book of the Old Testament, Genesis, of God's creation in six days by speaking into existence light and darkness, sun and moon, stars and earth, plants and animals, and birds and fish. God then generates Adam in His image from the dust and breathes life into him and Eve was formed from one of Adam's ribs, therefore combining deus faber (the "maker-God") with ex nihilo motifs. The Nordic creation myths tend to combine accretion/conjunction, secretion, and sacrifice motifs. It features...
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...The Male Divine | Characteristics of The Male Divine | Bhagavad GitaHinduLeonard and McClure (2004, pp. 208-220) | * Bhagavad Gita: Savior/Sage * Purely a spiritual document that encompassed everything relating to human beings and life on mother earth. The Gita is believed to bring supreme peace, immortality and eternal piece. * Prince Arjuna and Lord Krishna find themselves on the battle field of Kurukshetra. The two begin to talk about profound spiritual truths and believes. * Prince Arjuna becomes stuck between wanting to be forcefully and powerful but remain spiritually correct. * Lord Krishna is the opposite. He is a powerful aggressive warrior who has already destroyer of both armies. * In the 11th teaching the gods revealed Lord Krishna and not just a destroyer but also a creator. With Krishna killing everything for the outlook that they were destine to die and be reborn. As a creator the god brings everything back to birth and responsible for the human order where good things come. | Enki and NinhursangaSumerianLeonard and McClure (pp. 220-227) | * Enki and Ninhursanga: Tricksters and Shamans * Enki : Water God later became known as the God of Wisdom * Ninhursanga: Earth Goddess and also the highest ranking also known as Mother Earth * Once the land was “pure” or completed, Enki provided the land with fresh water from the mountain ranges to the water that flows underground. * Enki began to fertilize and help with reproduction. First...
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...Heroes of Today and Yesterday Invincibility. Extreme strength. Super-speed. Flying. These describe the traits that the characters or “heroes” from yesterday and today are surrounded with. Mankind has used these heroes to describe the plight of man, and detailed their extravagant adventures I oral stories to help their society understand where we came from. Don Williams put it best saying, “Myths are, if you will, dreams created by whole societies -- they are extravagant metaphors for the patterns of our collective yearnings. In every age they take on the character of a search for something extraordinary, something beyond everyday life” (Williams, 1997). These myths were also used in societies way of providing hope, and symbolizing a light when things are at their worst or darkest. No matter the culture, all have created or expanded on a hero in order to make the hero’s plight intertwined with its intended audience. These heroes were used as moral compasses for society’s children in an attempt to get them to act in a way that was good and well behaved according to societal norms. The writers and creators of these heroes would humanize the heroes, giving them issues and problems similar to issues that the average person would handle, but on a much grander scale. Whether they were battling a throng of monsters, or saving a damsel in distress more often than not, these heroes would have to come to terms with their own mortality. As demigods or minor gods, these heroes found...
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