...Set in the wilderness of a majestic and savage land called Oros, Far Cry Primal takes the series in the Stone Age where man was definitely not at the top of the food chain. In a world where woolly mammoths and sabre-toothed tigers are just ready to kill you, some humans(mostly foe and some friend), tribes of humans are at war with one another, danger lurks at very nook and corner, and you’re a seasoned hunter called Takkar, the sole survivor of an ambush on his hunting group, attempting to re-unite your lost tribe there is no place for doubt of not having many of those exhilarating moments we get in a Far Cry game. The open Far Cry series going prehistoric, a setting that perfectly suits it hunter or gatherer gameplay, is a curveball thrown by Ubisoft at the franchise after the Far Cry 3 and 4. Ubisoft Montreal is completely the opposite of insane to make a Far Cry game without any guns as violent animals become the trade-off for weaponry. Players will tame animals to do their bidding, hunt for food, fiend off dangerous predators, craft weapons and tools (sometimes from parts of killed beasts) and combat against other tribes to conquer Oros. With the player lacking assurance of what is more...
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...angrily. “You are not my father, you cannot tell me what to do,” Zoey said sarcastically. Zoey was a 4 year old tricky girl, she was stubborn and bossy, but she was a happy funny smart and curious girl. David, her brother has a great boy, he was very smart, curious and funny. Zoey does not come back to sleep, she starts to watch TV and makes a lot of noise. Everybody wakes up and starts the day. When David wakes up, He starts to read a book, the book’s name was “The Lord of the Rings”, he loves those kinds of book. He read until Zoey starts to make a series of questions for David,”What are you doing? What is this book? Is that good? May you read it for me?,”...
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...travel abroad these days. 4. They shaked their head when they heard the news. - They shake their heads when they heard the news. 5. They gone to see the latest Harry Potter film, but it was very disappointment. - They went to see the latest Harry Potter film, but it was very disappointing. 6. All the islanders greets us very enthusiastic. - All the islanders greet us very enthusiastically. 7. This is the building there has a monument at the front. - This is the building that has a monument in the front. 8. The baby cry constantly and will not be comfortet. - The baby cries constantly and will not be comforted. 9. Who’s side are you on? - Who is the side are you on? 10. Northern Lights is a popular book who where written by Philip Pullman. - Northern Lights is a popular book that was written by Philip Pullman. Opgave B 11. He asked me if I could come. (om) 12. It rains a lot because the temperatures are rising globally. (fordi) 13. If you do your homework, you are sure to get good grades. (hvis) 14. We used to watch TV while my brother was cleaning the house. (mens) 15. My uncle hates spending money although he is very rich. (skønt) 16. When I was younger, we used to go to the beach every Sunday. (da) Opgave C 1. The carpenter measured out the kitchen floor. - measures 2. They ran to the train station in the rain. - run 3. The police searched for the thief. - search 4. He brought some wine for the...
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...bottom. Then he tried the top again. The great monster had encircled them completely. There were millions of holes in its great hands, but none large enough. If only they were a little larger. Pita tried to push himself through one of the holes again. He squeezed and squeezed. Great tails lashed around him. Not only he but against his eyes. If only his head could get through. He pushed again, hard, and the pain quivered through his body.There was nothing he could do. He heard the breakers roaring above now. That meant they were nearing the shore. Pita whipped his tail in fury. The monster was gradually closing its hands. There were cries now above the surface. Below, the monster grated on sand. The shore! They had reached the shore! Frantically, Pita flung himself against one of the tiny holes. He gave a cry as the scales tore from his back - then a cry of joy. He was free! Free!He lunged forward below the surface. Down he sped, rejoicing in his tinyness. If he was only a little bigger, he would have been dying on the shore now. The fateful shore! There had been those who had actually come back from that world. This was one of the great mysteries. But some said they had been there, and had talked of that awesome place.There was no more blood now. Down he swam. Deep,...
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.................................................................................................... 1 2. ОПШТЕ О ГРАФИЧКИМ КАРТИЦАМА................................................................ 2 2.1. Улога графичке картице........................................................................ 2 2.2. Како ради графичка картица................................................................ 2 2.3. Начин реализације................................................................................. 2 2.4. Шта одређује квалитет графичке картице......................................... 3 3. ДЕЛОВИ ГРФИЧКЕ КАРТИЦЕ............................................................................. 4 3.1. Штампана плоча (Printed Circuid Board) ........................................... 4 3.2. Графички процесор...
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...TPS-FASTT: A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning Title In other words, the title means, “If we’re apart, there is to be no mourning”. The word, “valediction” means an act of leaving or farewell, so when one is leaving or becoming farther apart from this other person, to mourn is not allowed. The poem could be referring to someone missing a loved one or partner because they are not physically next to each other and he wants to reassure the partner to not worry and miss him or her. This could also suggest to focus on other important subjects instead of mourning him or her for the whole time he or she is gone. Paraphrase In stanza one, the poet is stating that men who have done good deeds in their lives pass away peacefully without complaining while their sad friends debate whether if the person will die now or will live for a little longer. In stanza two, Donne is saying to let their love “melt” and not whine, just like the men mentioned before. He wants no crying and sobbing, or it will mean that our love will be abused or a lie. In stanza three, the poet describes how an earthquake invokes fear while the involuntary trembles of spheres do not because it is done without one’s conscious knowledge. In stanza four, Donne is saying that they both cannot accept the absence of each other’s partner or their love will be dull. In stanza five, he is saying that their love is so sophisticated and important that they don’t need their physical body next to each other in order to...
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...Hello my names Luke and i´m an agent from Monster buddy and I have heard you have had a tragic loss in your family and i’m here to make it all better. We here at Monster buddy provide the best and ruthless monsters to the ones in need. We used to have to make you pay but we are getting so full of these monsters that we just give them for free and the one that I’m going to give you is by far my favorite. He’s is everything you saw in Grendel and even more, he can do the things he could and even more. I have a great solution to ease your pain and to fill that empty hole in your heart. My client is very ruthless and is one of the baddest and most freighting creatures you will ever meet maybe more than Grendel. There are similarities that your boy and my client have that will interest you. Well first my client has killed a total of 68 men and 14 women in his career and loves to munch on the humans for snacks and loves to share if you’re hungry yourself. He can run twice as fast as the humans stinky smell horses and can grab a handful of 30 men in both hands. I know you are going through some hardships in your life right now but this can all be replaced with my client and you will never know Grendel’s gone....
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...The different support rose its purpose from the mission of cry and if I were to run through some of the key faces that withdraw from are they are about enabling people to taking responsibilities its about confronting the situations it’s about the realizing ones own potential and the child’s and when we put these 3 things together in the context of under developed children in India, development support strategy tries to cut together and talks of enabling billion of a peoples movement and what do we mean when they say enabling the peoples movements for child rights in India, the people are children the people are accusing the between them are the communities the people are the situations, the mechanism institutions working around them which are working along with the when were talk about enrollment going back to the mission we talk about enabling them to take responsibilities core of what development support does is about helping people understand what is and why is the situation of the children what it is. why are children today not experiencing their rights not enjoying their rights why is that there is large scale manufacturing for instance in the state of Maharashtra which otherwise is very economically developed or why is it that in rural areas the access to health services is far far lesser than it is in urban areas in Indian and such like the dismal statistics of children situation speaks for itself and what development support does is look at the situations from...
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...confide The sad happenings of my life......the thorns i had to bore along by my side Its under them and the gaze of pale moonlight..... that i cry my heart out......alone in the night!!!!! "You aren't angry....I can see" after an argument you say.... Ahh!!! If only you knew about the storms underneath the calm bay You keep on stabbing me straight at heart.....a million times Sometimes by your harsh words....and sometimes its your mere silence that strikes Yet still I cant tell you about everything that goes on deep inside.... Afraid that it might break us......you'll no longer be by my side! Now that the darkness has come.....so far away...out of your sight I cry, once again......all alone at midnight!!!!! I don't know till how long I can keep my self under this burden....a mask "I don't know why I don't end it for once and for all".... I ask But i get no answers as usual.....no reassuring replies.... You are not there.....never there....to listen to all my woes and cries Its high time I realize... if I don't break out of this soon....i'll be worse than stone No emotions will be left to show.....but also no longer will be this need to moan.... Still I cant let the colors of my life.....not even the grey ones...leave me and fly but i all i can do about this.....is stand alone under the diamond studded sky in night...and cry!!!!!!! ~Now That You're Gone~ Now That You’re Gone Now that you’re gone, I realize How much you meant to me. My loss is wide as a...
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...instead of intelligent. “In place of speech they made “a violent babble of sounds;” they “exchanged short grunting phrases,” even among themselves” (An Image of Africa 255.)Instead of trying to understand the Africans and their culture, he showed his own image of them and what they sound like to him. Throughout the book Conrad showed examples of his simple mindedness towards the Africans. “Before it stopped running with a muffled rattle, a cry, a very loud cry, as of infinite desolation, soared slowly in the opaque air. It ceased. A complaining clamour, modulated in savage discords, filled our ears…” (2.13) Dudley 2 This showed Conrad’s inability to understand. The men that we around didn’t understand the cries of the natives. The misunderstanding clearly showed the huge disconnection between the Africans and the Europeans. Although Conrad seemed to have a huge disconnect with the African language, one thing he seemed to understand was emotion. “But what made the idea of attack inconceivable to me was the nature of the noise – the cries we had heard. They had not the fierce character boding immediate hostile...
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...Masters of Disguise People everyday are wearing masks left and right, just not the kind of mask one might think of. Masks are used not only as physical objects but also to hide one’s inner feelings. For instance, one may be asked how they are doing and reply that everything is fine. All the while, things could be going terrible with that one person they just do not want to share their emotions. It is not an uncommon idea, and it never has been. In Paul Laurence Dunbar’s poem We Wear the Mask, he argues from experience that slaves were hiding their pain and suffering with a mask of contentment, which blinded the whites to the harm they were inflicting on the slaves. Dunbar’s poem expressed the concealed pain and suffering that black slaves often encountered. He wanted to express the struggle for equality for blacks. The black slaves hid their pain from the whites or their owners so that they would not see weakness or show desperation. The feelings could consist of anger, pain, frustration, sadness and many more. In Paul Laurence Dunbar’s poem We Wear the Mask, he first illustrates how the people in the poem wear masks. “We wear the mask that grins and lies, It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes,” (Line 1&2, pg. 963) here Dunbar is illustrating that the slaves wore these masks in hiding of all emotions whether grinning or lying. However, one might also argue that the ‘mask’ might serve just to lie to the people observing it, or whether it is to lie to the actual person...
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...LOVE starts with a SMILE , grows with a KISS, and ends with a TEAR يبدأ الحب بابتسامة ، وينمو بقبلة ، وينتهي بدمعة DON'T cry over anyone who won't cry over you لاتبك على من لا يبكي عليك Good FRIENDS are hard to find, harder to leave, and impossible to forget الأصدقاءالحقيقون يصعب إيجادهم ، يصعب تركهم ، ويستحيل نسيانهم You can only go as far as you push على قدر أهل العزم تأتي العزائم ACTIONS speak louder than words الأفعال أبلغ من الأقوال The HARDEST thing to do is watch the one you love, love somebody else أصعب ما علىالنفس أن ترى من تحب ، يقع في حب شخص آخر DON'T let the past hold you back, you're missing the good stuff لا تجعلالماضي يعيقك ، سيلهيك عن الأمور الجميلة في الحياة LIFE'S SHORT. If you don't look around once in a while you might miss it الحياة قصيرة ، إن لم تستغلها ضاعت عليك الفرصة Some people make the world SPECIAL just by being in it بعض الناس يجعلون حياتك سعيدة ، فقط بتواجدهم فيها When it HURTS to look back, and you're SCARED to look ahead,you can look beside you and your BEST FRIEND will be there عندما يؤلمك النظر للماضي ، وتخاف مما سيحدث في للمستقبل ، انظر لجانبك ،وصديقك الحميم سيكون هناك ليدعمك TRUE FRIENDSHIP "NEVER" ENDS, Friends are FOREVER الصداقة الحقيقة لا تنتهي ،الأصدقاء دوما يبقون كذلك Good friends are like STARS You don't always see them, but you know they are ALWAYS THERE الأصدقاء الحقيقيون كالنجوم ، لا تراها دوما ؛ لكنك تعلم أنها موجودةفيالسماء DON'T frown. You never know who is falling in love with your...
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...This memoir evokes feelings of melancholy throughout each page of the story, as it illustrates the pain of the war in Sierra Leone. Beah writes how during wartime he spots, “a man run to the sidewalk, where he vomited blood. When he stopped vomiting, he began to cry. It was the first time I had seen a grown man cry like a child, and I felt a sting in my heart. When he opened the van’s door, a woman who was leaning against it fell to the ground. Blood was coming out of her ears. People covered the eyes of their children,”(Beah 12). Not only does the gore accentuate the pain the civilians had endured, but sting that Beah feels after he sees a grown man cry. In Beah’s culture, it is socially unacceptable for men to cry, but during the horrific times even the strongest men felt hurt. Not only does this memoir prove that many citizens are facing plague, but it also shows how children and soldiers are being brainwashed into getting used to this horrible gore. During Ishmael’s journey, he “sees two dead bodies that make me [him] want to vomit. One of the soldiers smiles and says, ‘You will get used to it. Everybody does,’”(Beah 100). A child having to get used to the sight of death is severely scarring, and “Weapon Conflict” does not...
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...and assure that the city of Omelas was a complete happy place filled with people who love to have a great time. But all of this happiness comes with a price, but to whose expense? The city of Omelas portrays happiness and perfection. but someone is suffering in order for the city to pursue happiness. Who has to pay the price? Through symbolism and imagery Ursula Le Guin reveals unhappiness behind closed doors and childhood innocence through the suffering ciao not only being exposed to the evils of the world but being the target in recipient of evil. Are the people of Omelas really happy? When the narrator tells the story he or she compares the story two things we think. "Omelas sounds in my words like a city in a fairytale, long ago and far away, once upon a time"(2). This is the type of imagery Le Guin uses to reveal unhappiness. Anybody who gains from another suffering is clearly said. These people are said and are using the suffering of a chow to be delivered from unhappiness and this is how they live their lives. This story can make you believe it is true because there are really people like this in our world. "Happiness is based on age just discrimination of what is necessary, what is neither necessary nor destructive, and what is destructive" (2). It's like a fairytale story that covers up the happiness of one's life. To think of and imagine a perfect life without trouble often can ease and comfort them I just and escape from reality. What can a person smile tell you about...
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...Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest, | or lose its inherent loveliness, | Nor shall Death brag thou wander'st in his shade, | even Death will not be able to claim you, | When in eternal lines to time thou growest. | when in my eternal poetry you will grow. | So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, | As long as there are people who see and breathe, | So long lives this and this gives life to thee. | this will live and give you life. | SONNET 29 | PARAPHRASE | When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, | When I’ve fallen out of favor with fortune and men, | I all alone beweep my outcast state | All alone I weep over my position as a social outcast, | And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries | And pray to heaven, but my cries go unheard, | And look upon myself and curse my fate, | And I look at myself, cursing my fate, | Wishing me like to one more rich in hope, | Wishing I were like one who had more hope, | Featured like him, like him with friends possess'd, | Wishing I looked like him; wishing I were surrounded by...
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