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One common one is that the Statue of Liberty is in New York. It is actually in the city limits of Jersey City, New Jersey.
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What made Cleopatra famas?
Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.Cleopatra is infamous rather than famous. All the hype, myth and misconceptions about her have made her into some kind of icon that she really never was.
Who is the lead singer of N'sync?
The Quintet vocal group did not solely consist of just one lead vocalist. Early on in the group's career, everyone had a lead part (depending on the circumstances of the genre of songs). Most people would be too quick to point out Justin Timberlake as the lead vocalist, when the fact is, this simply is not true. True devote N'sync fans know that JC Chasez was the real musical prodigy behind the group, in terms of writing/producing the groups music and lending his four-octave vocals to the group (making the band stand out from the casual misconceptions that "boybands" lacked vocal diversity individually). Sampling N'sync's song's such as "This I Promise You", "Sailing", "For the Girl Who Has Everything", "Girlfriend", or even "Selfish" (written by Mr. Chasez himself) most people will come to realize that Mr. Chasez was always credited for the ballad-sultry vocal leads, not easily attempted at ALL by any of his other bandmates, including Mr. Timberlake. With the promise of Chasez's powerful vocals and the charisma/age of Timberlake, it shouldn't be a surprise to fans why the record labels pushed these two more often than the others once they signed for a record deal. In terms of how the direction of the music business has gone (not for the better), selling an image/age has a lot to do with one's success Mr. Timberlake may be more known because of his age and for dating Britney Spears, but giving credit to him solely for the success of N'sync is simply not deserving.
When does lelouch die?
In season 2 episode 25, Suzaku Kururugi kills him with the sword Zero uses and Suzaku is wearing the Zero mask. Lelouch asked Suzaku to kill him, because he was the worst king ever, well that's what Lelouch thinks. Nunnally finally becomes the real govener of Japan, but has to cry herself to sleep every night after Lelouch's death. Lelouch became the king after he was denouced as lord, and finally took the name Lelouch vi Brittania again. I disagree. The point in the anime is to leave it as a mystery for the viewer to interpret but if you must know, the answer is no, Lelouch does NOT die. The Code is the power of immortality, which C.C. has. The 98th Emperor of Britannia, Charles, has the Code. He transferred the Code to Lelouch while strangling him in episode 21. Lelouch wanted this, and he deliberately told Suzaku to not interfere. However, the Code does not activate unless receiver dies first. This is shown when the nun kills C.C. after transferring the Code to her. Charle's Code activated when he shot himself. Here is one of the big misconceptions that most people have: The transfer of the Code does not involve death of the transferrer. The nun was crazy and killed herself after she transferred her code. VV was injured from the battle and died. So basically, after episode 21, Lelouch had Charle's Code (inactivated) and C.C's contracted Geass. When Lelouch got stabbed by Zero/Suzaku at the end, his Code was activated. What supports this is that Nunnally got Lelouch's memories when she touched him, just like Lelouch did when he touched C.C. back in Narita. The only way this could have happened is his Code activating. This pretty much confirms that he has the Code. Unlike C.C., and Charles, who lost their Geasses because the people who contracted them died, Lelouch didn't obtain C.C.'s Code and thus kept his Geass, while having the Code (which he obtained from Charles at the same time). Lelouch therefore has achieved CODE GEASS. In the end, Lelouch is the masked cart driver (why else would they mask him) and CC is seen talking to him (her eyes slant towards the front of the cart when she says "Right, Lelouch?") and Nunally's Japanese paper crane is seen near the front of the cart, suggesting that it belonged to the driver. (Also here's a closeup of the driver) http://media.photobucket.com/image/code%20geass/majikchaos/ea0255f3f37670_full.gif?o=56 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/09/code-geass-r2-25-for-fans-of-the-cc-and-lelouch-pair-like-me/ both of those photos are obviously fake.....don't get me wrong i agree with the theory....but those pictures.....100% fake haha
What movie and television projects has Ella Koon been in?
Ella Mae Brown has: Played Mrs. Bailey in "The Mod Squad" in 1968. Played Mrs. Possum in "The Reivers" in 1969. Played Witness in "Starsky and Hutch" in 1975. Played Bessie Lou in "The Dukes of Hazzard" in 1979. Played Mother Washington in "Highway to Heaven" in 1984.
What are the characteristics of doom metal music?
heavy metal music has many unique qualities. Guitars: metal guitars usually consist of many notes being played, rather than power chords, and are played very fast compared to other genres. the solos are generally fast paced and feature many difficult-to-play techniques, like arpeggios/sweeping, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and basic scales played very fast. In many metal acts there are 2 guitarists, in this guitar 'teams' there is a strong focus on harmonization. During solo sections it is not uncommon for guitarists to trade off and on between one another. The sound of metal guitars usually have very high gain and distortion, and generally are played in dropped tunings. Bass: Some bassists play using a pick and some use bass' with added guitar strings to act as another guitar(Manowar). Other bassists use a 2 finger galloping technique(made famous by Steve Harris of Iron Maiden). Many bassists have performed solos such as Billy Sheenan utilizing techniques generally used for guitars such as tapping. Drums: Metal drums are played at a very fast pace, and are famous for "double bass" and "blast beats". double bass is when the drummer uses a double-bass-pedal and hits the kick drum head at a very fast pace, while blast beats happen when the drummer rapidly hits the snare drum. the bass drum of a metal drum set are usually mic ed so the sound of the kick drum sounds more like a deep, short "click" rather than a thud. some drummers use "triggers", which make any drum head sound like a kick drum. Keyboards: Some branches of heavy metal music feature keyboards. This instrument is widely used in black, Power(Symphonic), and Progressive metal. The keyboards at times can act as another guitar, or can be applied in ballads or interludes. It is not uncommon to hear a keyboardist solo during a song and at times may trade solos with a guitar(Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force). Vocals: Metal music as a whole is most known for its unique style of vocals. It comes down to two types of vocals, clean singing and screaming. The singers in Metal music(such as bands in Power and Progressive band as well as you classic metal acts such as Iron Maiden) utilize vocals that involve years of hard work and study. The best vocalists in metal utilize a range of voice known as the head range. The head range is a head tone that, while being far higher than their natural chest range, it is not falsetto. Vocalists who utilize this approach are known for their dynamic performances, amazing ranges and great pitch control(Michael Kiske, Geoff Tate, Bruce Dickinson). Between the two types of vocals this style takes far more time and dedication to master. Many vocalists(or people who claim to be vocalists) often believe these singers have such high ranges at birth, this is untrue, head range is a range that is accessed through years of hard work and practice. Next there is 'screaming'. A metal scream consists of the vocalist screaming the lyrics, rather than sing them. this is done in many different methods. the most practiced methods are known as the "Fry", "False chord" and the "Death" scream. The most common misconceptions about screaming are that it is talentless yelling, and that it will permanently damage your throat. While this doesn't take very long to master when compared to their singer counterparts, screaming is an art that takes some paitence to master. The "talentless yelling" is true in some cases, which brings me to my next point. screaming can easily cause permanent throat damage, if the screamer uses incorrect methods to scream. simple yelling, or screaming like you would scream at someone your angry at for hours at a time, for an entire tour is terrible for your throat and will cause damage. if you hear of any famous screamers having to get throat surgery from screaming, they injured their throats from using improper screaming techniques. some less talented screamers, or those who's notorious screams make them famous, such as Mitch Lucker of Suicide Silence, use vocal mic distortion to achieve a more 'brutal' sound. Enunciation also varies between screamers.
What are the misconceptions of HR and what are the misconceptions of HRM?
What are the misconceptions of HRM?
What are the common misconceptions about sociology?
misconceptions about sociology
What was the misconceptions about the neanderthals?
Some misconceptions about Neanderthals include that they were unintelligent brutes, when in fact they had sophisticated tool-making abilities and social structures. Additionally, there was a misconception that they were a separate species rather than a closely related cousin of modern humans. Lastly, the idea that interbreeding with Neanderthals was rare has been debunked by genetic evidence showing that many modern humans have Neanderthal DNA.
How your ideas and misconceptions about psychology changed?
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What are some misconceptions about Ireland?
That we are all drunks.
How many types of fallacies are there?
As many as there are misconceptions.
What are some misconceptions about the day of the dead?
it eats booty
What is one of the biggest misconceptions of Twitter?
That Twitter is boring.
What are the different misconceptions on plant protective structure?
Normally people have different misconceptions regarding plant protective structure. A common misconception is that plant seeds are not living and does not require food.
What are misconceptions about AIDS?
One of the worst misconceptions of HIV/ AIDS is when people say "I am immune" or if they haven't gotten it by now they never will. which both are ignorant because no on is above it all or immune.
What are some misconceptions about Puritans?
Puritans rarely had arranged weddings
What are some misconceptions about Africa?
That all people that live there are Black.
