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- 8331: Get Informed! - Buying The Right Computer
- ... Windows 95 has a lot of bugs in it. Most of the problems I've seen are in the installing part. When you go to install new hardware or software, you don't have complete control of what your computer does. Windows 95 wants to make all the decisions for you. Unfortunately, most of the time it doesn't make the right decisions. There are ways to get around this, it ...
- 8332: Military Technology
- ... s sharpest brains are constantly trying to make new, more sophisticated and more deadly weapons. New technology often uses computers as a brain in \\"intelligent\\" weapons, which reduces the human interaction in a battle. Remote control of weapons and more efficient detection and warning equipment means that fewer people will be put in danger during hostile situations. But as most people nowadays know how to use a word processor, these new ...
- 8333: Hercules His 12 Quests
- ... evidently equaled his strength, was able to slay them as they flew. The Cretan Bull. The Cretan bull was a magnificent but terrible brute owned by King Minos of Crete. When it got out of control, Hercules was ordered to capture it. Once again, having used his great strength and skill to advantage, Hercules entered the halls of Eurys-theus with a huge beast draped over his broad shoulders! The Horses ...
- 8334: Halloween: A Groundbreaking Film
- ... Meanwhile, if Michael represents "pure evil," Sam Loomis is the avenging angel. He is the voice of reason that no one listens to, and, in the end, he is the cavalry coming over the mountain, gun blazing. Nick Castle plays Michael (who is referred to in the end credits as "the Shape") as an implacable, inhuman adversary. Because he wears a painted white Captain Kirk mask, we only once (briefly) see ...
- 8335: Fiber Optics
- ... kbps). Pulses need boosting, about every 6.2 miles, and finally reach a receiver, containing a semiconductor photodiode detector (light sensor), which amplifies, decodes, and regenerates the original audio or visual information. Silicon integrated circuits control and adjust both transmitter and receiver operations. THE FUTURE OF FIBER OPTICS Light injected into a fiber can adopt any of several zigzag paths, or modes. When a large number of modes are present they ...
- 8336: Film Marketing In Australia
- ... process of acquiring film funding, and the prospect of future funding bodies. Distributors and Exhibitors seem to add to the difficulties of getting local audiences to see Australian films as the major players seem to control who sees what, when and where. Independent distributors are constantly confronted by tough competition from these major distributors and exhibitors who lean toward the American more lucrative product. The glamorous packaging and blockbuster build up ...
- 8337: Maria Mitchell
- ... She resolved to give up the life of an independent scientist and devote her efforts "to the intellectual culture of woman." She struggled to promote the cause of women's education. Her patience and self-control offers encouragement to young women considering astronomy as a career. Maria Mitchell was given many awards and honors during her lifetime other than being the first woman admitted to the American Academy of Arts and ...
- 8338: Die Hard The Movie - Action Film Subtexts
- ... out to be a hero, as well, helping John McClaine as he fights the terrorists. Al only has a desk job, because he once killed a kid by accident, and never wants to shoot a gun again. But in the end, he shoots the last terrorist who tries to shoot McClaine. Also, one of the terrorists was black, and he was a genius with computers. He basically was the most important ...
- 8339: Dancing And Ballet
- ... most famous dancer of his time. With thick thighs and sloping shoulders he acted out his roles so completely that his body seemed to change from one role to another. He had such amazing body control that his dancing seemed to be spontaneous and effortless. He was born in Kiev Russia and first studied dance at St. Petersburg Imperial School of Ballet at the age of ten. He traveled to Paris ...
- 8340: Patton
- ... war. The American's first battle with Rommel, the desert fox, was a disaster. The American forces needed a leader who could whip the troops into a fighting machine. That man was Patton. Patton took control of the Second Armored Division, in January 1942. [Biography] When he learned, that Rommel's forces were going to ambush his troops, through an intercepted message, Patton staged his own ambush. This was the first ...
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