...suburb with the hopes of adopting a baby and starting a family. Steven works as a Neurologist, while his husband Grant is a craftsman who builds beautiful stylized furniture made of wood and glass. Prior to coming out, and marrying Steven, Grant lived in a similar suburb with his ex-wife BRIANA (40ish, attractive, kind) and their only child EMMA (20, blunt, psych major). The couple attends a neighborhood barbecue where they meet their relatively nice, yet generic, suburbanite neighbors. The most notable however is LANGSTON (17, beautiful, mixed race, witty) who has a pet pig she walks like a dog. Although the couple is approved by the Department of Family Services for adoption, a visit to their CASE WORKER reveals that of the 14 countries...
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...and 10 Things I Hate About You are two examples that show this progression. In the 1600’s, relationships and love were very rare, men just wanted to marry the most beautiful woman; whereas in modern times, relationships are portrayed as much more casual. In Shakespeare’s play, Taming of the Shrew, marriage is a very important concept, but it is very different than it is now. It is the fathers job to give away his daughters to the most wiling suitor, or the man who makes the best deal. If a suitor is interested in pursuing and marrying someone, the suitor will approach the daughter’s father and meet with him. They write a contract, willing things to the suitor and the father’s daughter for when the father dies, such as large proportions of land, or his home. If the daughter has multiple suitors, the father will choose who presented him with the best contract, not necessarily who loves his daughter the most or who his daughter wants to be with. Petruchio and Katharina’s marriage is a good example, because her father gives Katharina to Petruchio because of the contract Petruchio presented to him. Baptista, Katharina’s father, is in desperate need of giving his daughter to someone. Katharina is portrayed as a shrew and none of the men want to be with her; whereas, her sister, Bianca, is the lovely, sweet, beautiful one and all the men want to be with her....
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...2001, Joe meets Patrick and he's like "yo, I know about music" and Patrick's like "yo, I know more about music" "that's impossible. Do You wanna start a band?" And Patrick's like "...yeah... that's cool." And then he's like " yo, this is a book store its not a music store!" And then they met at Patrick's house. And Patrick's wearing shorts and socks and a hat. Patrick is playin' drums for some fuckin' reason! And Pete's there, for some reason! They start playin' music together. And there like " oh let's play some fuckin' covers from some other bands!" It was like, Green day and fuckin' misfits and fuckin' Ramones! Pete said to Joe "yo we gotta change this shit up! Yo we've played all these bands let's play shit from Fall Out Boy." And so Pete and Patrick are like "yo, that's dope. But we need a fuckin' drummer!" Because Patrick's playin' drums and he's a singer! And he's like "yo! I got a soul voice!" And there like "wait, how do you have a soul voice!?!" And he's like "yo watch this! YEeeeeEeeeeEeeaaaAAAH!" and they're like "oh my god! That sounds like soul!" So they put it in the song and it was like "WHERE IS YOUR BOY TONIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!!!?!!!?!" And then they're like "yo, this is fuckin' perfect. This is Fall Out Boy." And they made records like, Evening out with your ex-girlfriend. its called evening out with your ex girlfriend, everybody loves it. Its called Eating Out Your Girlfriend, and its real and it doesent matter. And Pete talked to Patrick and Joe and he was...
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...dressed in green and full of fun, but they are actually nasty beasts. They’re devious creatures always on the lookout for bright shiny objects. They lead an itinerant life searching for valuables. They are surprisingly small in stature but very strong. They exercise everyday through aquatic sports, such as swimming, water polo, etc., and are very concerned about their figures. One day, a leprechaun named Patrick happened upon the small town. His eyes gleamed at the riches that lay before him, and instantly he wanted it all. However, he knew that he would need a plan to loot and carry off all of the riches. So, he ambled into town. He told the town folks that he and his buddies placed a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. His conjecture was that they would fall for this prank. Then, he waited and sure enough, during the next sun-shower, a rainbow appeared in the sky. The towns’ people foolishly left their beautiful possessions and went running off in either direction to locate the pot of gold. With great celerity, Patrick quickly scooped up the most precious and beautiful objects and scurried off into the woods. He then exulted in the stupidity of the towns’ people and his wealth. When the towns’ people returned, they went into pandemonium for they knew...
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...Michael, who unfortunately killed himself for a reason Charlie didn’t know. He actually wondered a lot how Michael could avoid talking to him about his problem, which surely must’ve had a huge impact on his mental state of mind. Charlie and Michael used to do sports together, just to have something to do, not because they urged to, but because there wasn’t much for them elsewhere. Now, Charlie is pretty much alone and as for girls, Charlie doesn’t really know how to communicate with them either. The first person for Charlie to really talk to is a senior named Patrick who people calls “Nothing”. He gets to sit with Patrick and his stepsister Sam, who he later gets a major crush on. They all went to a diner where Charlie finds out, that Patrick is gay, but he’s truly honest about it. Patrick is the funny guy and Sam is the beautiful and smart girl, while Charlie has his charming underdeveloped social skills. Sam and Patrick doesn’t care about peoples rank or background, they aren’t the...
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...annually on 17 March to mark the death date of the most commonly recognized patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. It is also a public holiday in the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Newfoundland and Labrador. Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, is credited with establishing 300 churches in Ireland and of having converted most of the population to Christianity. Patrick was born in Great Britain to a wealthy Alderman and Christian. At 16 Patrick was kidnapped by pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland. During his captivity as a shepherd, he dedicated himself to his religion. He managed to escape captivity six years, later. Returning to England he believed it was his responsibility to bring Christianity to the Irish. St. Patrick's Day was first celebrated in America in 1737, organized by the Irish Society of Boston, including a feast and religious service. This first celebration of the holiday in the colonies was largely to honour and celebrate the Irish culture that so many colonists had been separated from. St. Patrick's Day parades started in New York in 1762 by a group of Irish soldiers in the British military who marched down Broadway. This began the tradition of a military theme in the parade. Parades and wearing green have always been a traditional part of St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Believe it or not, the color of St. Patrick was not actually green, but blue! In the 19th century, however, green became used as a symbol for Ireland...
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...sexually suggestive behavior such as sexual humor or suggestive remarks. Sometimes, people ignore the fact that touching is not having sexual intimacy but the truth is that it’s critical sexual act. For example, Megan is a beautiful young woman who has started counseling due to her substance abuse problem. Her counselor, Dr. Patrick, is a very attractive man who has been there for Megan every time she needs support after having some temptations with alcohol. After a few months of counseling, Megan got the professional’s phone number for emergencies. Megan started frequently calling Dr. Patrick on the phone, even though her calls are not about her addiction problems. They started a friendship without noticing and they get to know each other more intimately. Without realizing what was happening, Megan and Dr. Patrick were having more than a friendship. They started dating even though they continued meeting at the clinic for Megan’s therapy. They had a normal intimate relationship as any other couple, although they kept having a therapist-patient relationship. This case scenario is very harmful for the patient because she has been going to therapy because of a substance abuse problem. Maybe, Megan drinks because she is hurting, unhappy, frightened, or confused and Dr. Patrick could be taking advantage of Megan’s trust and vulnerability. Professional boundaries are integral for a good professional-client relationship. For that reason, it is very important never to...
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...FIRE IN ICE FEBRUARY 6 — 3-9PM ICE SCULPTURES Silk & Burlap | 28 E Patrick VISIONS | 16 N Market 2016: Year of the Monkey Fire in Ice features more than 75 ice McGuire Fine Arts | 29 E Patrick sculptures at businesses throughout Downtown Frederick. Check them out, The Frame is the Artist’s Reward take a photo, and share using Chic to Chic | 30 E Patrick #FireinIce! Visionary Visions Around Town Club Aqua Lounge Big Cork Vineyards | 50 Carroll Creek The Big Grape Escape Wine Kitchen on the Creek | 50 Carroll Creek Stay Chic with Louis Dream House | 102 E Patrick Living the Dream Emporium Antiques | 112 E Patrick “Patrick” the Penguin Sparkling Wine Luge AIGA Blue Ridge | 122 E Patrick SIX EAST Salon & Spa | 6 E Church Aure A Piece of Our Heart The Museum of Frederick County History & Edenton Retirement Community | 24 E Church The Muse, Hunting Creek Outfitters, Molly’s Meanderings | 19 N Market Live Bold and Celebrate Life Club Aqua Lounge | 20 N Market Elliott CPA & Elliott Marketing Solutions | 30 N Market We Love Frederick Hood College | 52 N Market Hood College Shield Natural Alternative | 100 N Market Natural Alternative Ice Melt East Street Aspire & Frederick Basket Co| 12 N East Baltimore Gold of Frederick | 110 N Market When Fire Meets Ice Cameo Brooch Frederick Coin Exchange | 20 N East Firestone’s Market | 113 N Market 1901 Bison Note Do you want to Build a Snowman ...
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...From the Writer When I first read The Picture of Dorian Gray, what struck me most, and what inspired me to write my essay, was the irony that Dorian exhibited in his life. In pursuing aestheticism—a philosophy based in the simplistic beauty of things—the pursuer may, in the end and without notice, emerge uglier than ever before. Dorian, the once wide-eyed innocent, buckles and caves in to depravity while practicing an aesthetic lifestyle, despite the beauty that such a life idea claims. I began to wonder what Oscar Wilde intended to convey with his portrayal of the Aesthetic Movement incarnate and its often harsh consequences, especially given the well-documented involvement of Wilde in promoting aestheticism in his contemporary society. The juxtaposition of Wilde’s support for the Aesthetic Movement with Dorian’s corruption at the hands of it provided a great jumping-off point and a lingering question with which to begin an essay. What exactly is Wilde’s view of aestheticism when one bears in mind the story of Dorian Gray? In writing my essay, I realized Wilde’s outlook is not as straightforward as it may first appear. Throughout the writing process, a difficult task I faced was to encapsulate the aesthetic position when the philosophy often meant different things to different people. In researching the movement, I found that the moral philosophies of various proponents of aestheticism often varied and, thus, it became difficult to nail down the aesthetic tenets and apply them...
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...Listed next was the birth of a boy, Patrick Bryan O’Malley, who was born April fifth, eighteen sixty-nine. Patrick was born more than a year before Sean and Larissa’s marriage. Was Patrick Sean’s or not? Casey returned the Bible to the trunk and giving the dress one more loving touch, replaced it also. A blast of frosty air blew past Casey, slamming the attic door shut with a loud bang giving her a heart-stopping moment. A cautious look around the room revealed nothing out of the ordinary. She checked to see if there was a window open or broken. After a quick inspection, they were all intact and securely locked. Feeling a little uneasy being there all alone, she decided to stop for the day. Ray expected her home early this evening she’d best be going. Talking to herself she remarked, “Old houses always have drafts?” Walking back to the door, Casey...
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...differences between the three designers and the painters the two Gothic Cathedrals. The artwork design and their work occur at the different times. The paper is strive to explain and detail the more about the works of art being done by three Artist and how they are importance to the society they belong, their stylistic and cultural significance, and how they act as windows into the era to which they belong. Introduction The paper is going to explain and discuss the two Gothic cathedrals the Notre Dame de Chartres cathedral and the Bourges cathedral. Both cathedrals have very beautiful structure and they were located at two different places. The Notre Dame de Chartres cathedral was built in France between 1145 and 1513 and it is also the Gothic architecture. Another Gothic cathedral architecture is the Bourges and it is located in Bourges France .the Gothic architecture Style is one of the most beautiful works of art the man had ever made. The Gothic cathedral was originated from the Romanesque building architecture style which lasted for about one hundred years before it was replaced by the Gothic styles. The founder of the Gothic style was a man by the name of Abbot Suger. Notre Dame de Chartres cathedral was built in France between 1145 and 1513 as a Gothic architecture. Bourges is another Gothic architecture style is which is located in Bourges France....
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...guilt related to sexuality, and has never had a boyfriend. One night in the library, which is where she spends most of her time, Natalie meets Patrick. He is a cute, intelligent, well-to-do boy from a fancy suburb. Things start off all right with Patrick, but as Natalie becomes uncomfortable with their interactions, she detaches emotionally but continues to hang out with him because she has convinced herself that she’s in love with him, and he is doing her a favor by allowing her to be in his presence. What had the potential to be a nice relationship transforms into a series of what are transactions in which Natalie has sex with Patrick in disturbing circumstances despite her misgivings. Natalie’s constant self-loathing and insecurity only become worse as her “relationship” with Patrick becomes more manipulative and exploitative, and she finds herself losing focus on her studies, taking up smoking, and becoming dangerously depressed. Through the entire novel, Natalie reminisces about her brother Jacob, who committed suicide when she was ten, and at times, it appears that her emotional weakness and instability may be leading her down the same path. Eventually, things get better for Natalie and she starts coming into her own. She is about to graduate college and has decided to study abroad in Russia for the summer. The story ends with Patrick wanting to rekindle the fire, but Natalie stands strong and turns him down. She has decided to begin a new life for...
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...up all statements they demanded. To which the sole purpose of the constitution was made to represent the evils of the king and there will and bravery to separate from such a great monarchy power. Of which intention was fed by the burning fueling words of Patrick Henry’s speech “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death”. Of the many great list of offenses the king has committed, has been formulated into a document that has lead to the creation a nation, made from the roots of rebellion that they found just and...
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...FADE IN: 1 EXT. TUNNEL - NIGHT 1 The titles begin over black. We hear the sound of an old typewriter. Someone reaching out to us. The bell dings, announcing the end of a line, and we see our title... THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER Music begins, picture fades up, and we are in the city. Downtown Pittsburgh. Looking out of the back window like a child in the back of a station wagon. We see lights on buildings and everything that makes us wonder. We see the bridge. And the river below. And then we enter... The Tunnel. We keep moving backwards, watching the lights. Golden, alive, and hypnotic. The music carries us as we float out of the tunnel. Onto another bridge. And over the highway. We move into the night sky, back through the trees, through a window, and into... 2 INT. CHARLIE'S BEDROOM - NIGHT 2 It is a neat and tidy little room. Few posters or books. CHARLIE is 15. He is innocent, hopeful, awkward, and likable to everyone but his classmates. He sits at his desk, writing a letter in pencil as he tapes the title song through the radio on his cassette boom box. CHARLIE (V.O.) Dear Friend, I am writing to you because she said you listen and understand and didn't try to sleep with that person at that party even though you could have. Please don't try to figure out who she is because then you might figure out who I am, and I don't want you to do that. I just need to know that people like you exist. Like if you met me, you wouldn't think I was the...
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...or ceremonial occasions. Titles include America, The Beautiful; My Country 'Tis Of Thee (America); You're A Grand Old Flag; and The Star Spangled Banner. Each set includes three copies of the 3rd Violin/Viola T.C. and piano parts. Total duration 6:30. Kendor Playground String Orchestra #8499, $45.00 Stony Bridge Escape • Kirt Mosier We welcome Kirt Mosier to the Kendor family of writers with this grade 2 original. This exciting work evokes images of suspense and intrigue as the only escape from harm's way leads over the old Stony Bridge! This piece is a perfect introduction to spiccato and brush-bowed...
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