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The year 2015, the day of my birthay, my english teacher asked us to do a BUCKET LIST. In this buket list I wrote thatI wanted to donate my hair. This same year, on June 7 I donate my hair. The association to which donate the hair is solidarity stands.   This association uses donate hair to make wigs. These wigs are mainly for boys and girls with càncer and also for women with few resources.   Later people of my family joined the cause and also donate hair.

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Computer drawing From an idea I created two drawings. One of the drawings the character looks serious, but the other one looks more happy. To show the two feelings I have used diferent colors in each characters. These color changes are seen in the shadowa of the skin, the hair and the eyes. For the serious character I have used the painting technique that I usually use and for the other character I used the fantasy technique. The fantasy technique is to use flashy colors without any relation between them.   I finaly joined both drawings.  By putting them that way I want to show that the same person has both feelings, but only sows one while thw other hides it.    

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  Massive statue of ancient egyptian pharaoh Archeologists from Egypt and Germany have discovered the remains of an ancient Egyptian statue they belive could depict one of history's most famouse rulers. Pharaoh Ramses II was faound submerged in groundwater in a Cairo slum. The 26-foot statue is made of quartzite and couls be up to 3000 years old. The Discovery was made by a joint effort between Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities and researches form the University of Leipzig. The neighborhood in which the statue was discovered is in the Eastern part of the city and was built over the ancient city of Heliópolis.  

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TRAPPIST-1 NASA and Belgian-led research team announced its Discovery on Wednesday. TRAPPIST-1 the Discovery is a small, dim star in the constellation Aquarius, less tan 40 light-years from Eath. Seven planets circle TRAPPIST-1, with orbits ranging from one and a half to 20 days. If TRAPPIST-1 were our sun, all these planets would fit inside the orbit of Mercury. Thats how close they are to their star and why their orbits are so short. The Discovery, reported in the journal Nature, was made by astronomers using NASA's exoplanet-hunting Spitzer Space Telescope. Spitzer's data allowed the team to measure precisely the sizes of the seven planets and estimate the masses and densities of six of them. The Spitzer was launched in 2003, and was never meant to continue in space for this long but the telescope is still making discoveries beyond what was imagined. It follows the earth's orbit around the sun, but travels slightly slower, so over time it gets further away from the...

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'WE COULDN'T BELIEVE OUR EYES': A LOST WORLD OF SHIPWRECKS IS FOUND In 2002, Robert D. Ballard, a discoverer of the sunken Titanic, led a Black sea expedition that found a 2,400 years old wreck laden with the clay storage jars of antiquity. One held remnants of a large fish that had been dried and cut into steaks, a popular food in ancient greece. The new team said it received exploratory permis for the Bulgarain ministries of culture and foreign affairs and limited its Black Sea hunts to parts of that nation's exclusive economic zone, which covers thousands of square miles and runs up to roughly a mile Deep.