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- 3701: John Proctor Tragic, Or Pathet
- ... witchcraft, and is to be hung on that merit unless he confesses. John Proctor is innocent of such deeds, yet he will lose his life if he does not admit he committed such a dastardly crime. But if he does admit to it he will be considered an outcast in his town and he fears that he will never be able to raise his children properly and be able to teach ...
- 3702: Jurassic Park
- ... a few fatal mistakes. Because of his ignorance, the dinosaurs were able to reproduce. Dennis Nedry was also of importance to this story. This is that man who was hired to do all of the computer programming for Jurassic Park. He turns out to be a traitor, however. He shuts down all the power, including the electric fences. He then steals some of the dinosaur embryos to sell to another lab ...
- 3703: Literary Interpratation Of The
- ... the narrator’s crimes finally caused him to confess to what he has done. The narrator heavily knocked on the wall with his cane to show the detectives where the body is. The narrator’s crime was then discovered. In Poe’s “The Black Cat” recurring actions and symbols show that the narrator is suffering from what is known today as paranoia. Superstition and the supernatural are words that can be ...
- 3704: Great Expectations Portrays In
- ... only life that was known and expected of them. Magwitch was never given a chance in life, even as an child, his first memory of "a-thieving turnips" is the commencement of a life of crime. Magwitch's eventual success in life only comes where he is given the oppurtunity to succeed while living in a penal colony. It is ironic that Magwitch, an outcast of English society was in fact ...
- 3705: Leinigen Response
- ... to become fully aware of its powers to conquer even the elements. The human brain is powerful and controls all of a person's body. It easily compared to the central processing unit in a computer; all information is received, transferred, and sent back out. Without it nothing would work. Leiningen, a plantation farmer, was persistent and followed this motto to help him overcome many elements, or "acts of God." Leiningen ...
- 3706: Langston Hughes - Poetry Analy
- ... to the Harlem he had known growing up in the 1920’s. The energetic nightclub life and vitality of Harlem’s cultural renaissance had given way to an urban ghetto full of poverty, ignorance, and crime. This image of Harlem and its inhabitants is noticeable in “Children’s Rhymes,” a poem also from the “Montage of a Dream Deferred” collection. Although Langston Hughes was best known for his poetry (and he ...
- 3707: Living A Lie The Invisible Man
- ... he wants in a world where values have little meaning. His misconstrued virtue helps him cope with himself and society. Determined to believe that they never see his true appearance, he makes up stories about crime and violence. At times, the narrator would even argue with people he did not know to create a world he thought he could live in. He conforms to the mindless games played upon him as ...
- 3708: Review of On-line Publications
- ... text. Surprisingly, it does not have a world news a section. It has some unusual fare for an on-line news paper, such as, a motoring section, a teen section, a TV guide and a computer tools section. It also distinguishes itself from other on-line news papers by offering sound files. The sound files demonstrate how the medium of on-line news and broadcast will probably be a merging and ...
- 3709: Cellular Radio, Isdn Networks And Satellite Communications
- ... Radio signals carrying digital information are much harder to intercept than radio signals with analogue information. GSM is a more secure transmission. d. As GSM is a digital system it is more suited to transmit computer data as it’s normally in digital form. e. GSM has higher voice quality in areas where the radio strength is low. For these reasons the old system (TACS) is slowly on its way out ...
- 3710: Lord Of The Flies- Civilizatio
- ... depending on his/her beliefs, values, and morals. Of course, civilization does have regulations and consequences for those who break them, and this is why it maintains control. One would be afraid to commit a crime because he knows he/she might get caught and he’ll/she’ll go to jail or worse. But everyday or so on the news, in newspapers, and other sources of information, we find reports ...
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