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- 1781: Hal Riney & Partners, Inc
- ... its new corporate advertising agency. HR&P will be responsible in producing and developing campaigns to promote the financial services company and the expanding lines of business. HR&P also added Acer America Corporation, a computer company, on its account list. The advertising agencys main goal is to raise brand awareness among consumers. Its solution is a witty campaign far removed from the tech- and-spec approach of most computer advertising. Skyy Spirits Inc. as well awarded HR&P, San Francisco, a $5 million account, to handle advertising for brands like Skyy Vodka, which was previously handled by Monte Sandy & Needham Advertising in Walnut Creek ...
- 1782: Interview with Martella Paper Products, Inc.
- ... a need for paper products. Business cannot be conducted without the use of printers and fax machines. In order to keep up with their continuing growth Martella is in the process of installing a new computer system. Their current computer network is made up of 80386 computers which are now out of date. They are upgrading their machines to the Pentium processor, also known as P5. While this is a costly investment (Mr. Martella estimates ...
- 1783: To The Victims Of ADHD
- ... of brain-wave activity associated with sustained attention. Up to 20 electrodes are attached to the child's head. Levels of electrical activity in various parts of the brain are measured and entered into a computer. The computer provides a signal, such as a light or tone. This "feedback" is supposed to teach the child to increase certain kinds of brain-wave activity and decrease other types. Training usually involves 40-80 sessions ...
- 1784: Time For More On The CD
- ... next year. A better settlement could be enhancing the product and giving people more for their money. Thanks to modern technology there can be so much more included on a CD than just music. A computer with a CD-ROM drive, which is becoming quite common, allows us to read several different kinds of information off a CD. A short interview with the artist or 'behind the scenes' features can be ... and interactive programs. Such programs may let you make your own mix of your favorite song and you could also download sound samples, or MIDI files which will play on a keyboard plugged into your computer. The most interesting parts of these homepages could be made available to 'fans only'. To access it you would need an application program or hard disk authorization available only on the CD. If the customers ...
- 1785: Under The Influence Of Televis
- ... and adults spend more and more time with TV, their physical activity decreases which can result in obesity. Many also argue that exposure to television violence encourages negative behavior, including aggression in children and increased crime. By portraying crime as an everyday event, television programs normalize violence, thereby suggesting that criminal behavior is connon and acceptable. Televison violence particularly affects children, who are much more vulnerable and often unable to distinguish electronic images from ...
- 1786: Euthanasia
- ... the prostate, injected an overdose of Morphine and Thiopental, causing his father's death within seconds. The court charged the practitioner as guilty of murder because 'the law is clear that it nonetheless constitutes the crime of murder, even if all that an accused had done is to hasten the death of a human being who was due to die in any event'. In spite of this charge, the court simply ... ill this right do so out of a sense of high morality. Don't they see that, in denying the gravely ill and suffering the right to release themselves from pain, they commit the greatest crime? The period of suffering can be shortened. If you have ever been in a terminal cancer ward, It's grim but enlightening. Anyone who's been there can know how much people can suffer before ...
- 1787: The Marquis de Sade's Attitude Towards Women
- ... common woman in low regard. He believed that women dressed provocatively because they feared men would take no notice of them if they were naked. He cared little for forced sex. Rape is not a crime, he explained, and is in fact less than robbery, for you get what is used back after the deed is done (Bloch 108). Opinions about the Marquis de Sade's attitude towards sexual freedom for ... mother's permission. Noirceuil is awarded a position in the ministry (Lynch 53). Juliette later becomes involved with Saint-Rond, a minister and king's favorite. He introduces her to the Society of Friends of Crime. Justine is initiated by being asked questions about her sexual activities (both past and present). Her last oath uttered upon entrance in the Society read,"Do you swear to forever live in the same degeneracy ...
- 1788: Euthanasia
- ... everyone's power and contribution. It's the power and energy of the elderly, and the strength and will of the ill, that give the world life. The light has become very dim with the crime and corruption in today's world, we can't afford to throw lives away because some think they're meaningless. If we continue to accept the merciless killings and suicides of the helpless but powerful ... their life but there is no dignity gained by committing suicide. Secondly, just because something is considered to be sinful by the Bible or in any other religion, doesn't mean it should be a crime. We live in a democracy where the people, of all religions, make the laws. They shouldn't be based on any religion or religious book. But we're not talking about the sin of suicide ...
- 1789: Camus's The Stranger: The Sun
- ... sits in the sky could be the major influence on some of the actions meursault makes, almost like another character. Meursault loves the sun. But the sun is also lethal. At the moment of his crime the great cymbals of the sun beat on his head. As though the sun could literally do so. One example of the way Camus personifies the sun is when he writes about how it "shot ... sweat and sun." (59) When the main character Meursault is explaining this action. The reader gets a sense that the sun has covered him. An implication that the sun was the one who committed the crime, instead of himself. These examples prove that the way Camus uses the sun throughout the novel gives it a personality, and an effect on the way Meursault does and sees things. In this novel, there ...
- 1790: Homosexuals: A Suspect Class?
- ... the Constitution did not "extend a fundamental right to homosexuals to engage in acts of consensual sodomy." In a concurring opinion, Chief Justice Warren Burger, quoting an old English statute, describes homosexuality as: "The infamous crime against nature" as an offense of "deeper malignity" than rape, a heinous act "the very mention of which is a disgrace to human nature" and "a crime not fit to be named" . . . To hold that the act of homosexual sodomy is somehow protected as a fundamental right would be to cast aside millennia of moral teaching. Since the Court found that private ...
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