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Paul Cezanne began to take an uncertain interest in art after graduating from high school. His father urged him to study law instead of art, telling Paul "With money, you can eat. With genius you die." Paul tried to study law but also took an art class in the evenings, finding himself more interested in art over time. After several years, Paul's father let him go to Paris to focus on his art, and for the next 10 years Paul stubbornly worked at perfecting his craft, entering his paintings in exhibitions each year though they were consistently rejected.
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Living green lesson #3
The document contains a collection of riddles and passages about green buildings and sustainability features:
1) The riddles section poses questions about various animals like octopuses, frogs, and fish.
2) The passages discuss how students in New York have a rooftop garden that helps keep the building cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
3) Rooftop gardens and green roofs are becoming more popular on buildings as they provide environmental benefits.
4) New sustainable buildings are designed to conserve water, like a library in California that collects rainwater from its roof to reuse for toilets and landscaping.
Places near and far lesson #1
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[1] Timbuktu is used as a metaphor to refer to any remote location far from ordinary places. People may say they had to search from here to Timbuktu to find something.
[2] Timbuktu is a real place, specifically the country of Mali in Western Africa along the Sahara desert near the Niger River.
[3] Timbuktu lives up to its reputation as a remote location, being far from other towns or cities in Mali today.
Lesson #4 places near and far updated oct 2011
The document describes pictures and paintings that were judged by experts to be the best in the world. It lists the pictures and paintings in order from 10th to 1st place based on the expert judges' rankings. It also discusses a town called Timbuktu, describing how it was once an intellectual center but became poorer when its rulers were killed and universities closed. It provides background on French explorer Rene Caillie, who disguised himself and was the first to visit Timbuktu and return alive in 1828, finding it a poor town but with strong intellectual life.
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1) The document discusses protecting world heritage sites and provides examples of sites under threat such as Samarra Archaeological City in Iraq and the old city of Jerusalem.
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3) The list aims to draw attention to the critical need of protecting sites, which are an important legacy that must be preserved for future generations.
Living green lesson #5
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Lesson #5 places near and far
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