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- 941: Originality of Philosophy
- ... interesting because they elighten the reader to question the answers. Some of the articles in this issue are “Bakunin: Anarchist or Antichrist?”, “ Practical Solipsism”, “Introduction to Ontology”, “Orwell and Philosophy”, some other brief articles, an Internet page, and even some classifieds. The overall view of this magazine was very intellectual and professional because it did not contain any advertising throughout the magazine. The articles are more in the manner meant for ...
- 942: Interlingua is Doomed
- ... and are learning, the international business language-English An inevitable fact is that the English language is already in the process of taking over the world through film, TV, popular music not to mention the Internet. Even more important, English being the international business language there is a lot of money invested in it and it therefore has the full support of the commercial industry and right or wrong, money rules ...
- 943: Atlantis: We Will Never Know
- ... of these theories are compatible with Plato's works and are within relative reason, numerous crackpot theories have been developed using the lost continent as a basis. One of these theories, posted on the computer internet where it has access to over fifteen million people, talks in twenty-one pages of pre-historical lands with names like Oz and Luxor. These world wide web pages list over two hundred separate articles ...
- 944: Cellular Radio, Isdn Networks And Satellite Communications
- ... up to 2mb/sec. Satellite Communications A satellite is a wireless receiver that is launched into space and placed in orbit around The Earth. Satellites are used for many purposes such as, weather, television broadcast, Internet communications and global positioning systems (GPS). There are three types of communications satellites. These are named after the orbit in which they occupy. 1. Geostationary Satellite These orbit the earth over the equator at 22 ...
- 945: Computer Viruses
- ... important data and program files. Before use, scan every floppy disk with a virus scan program to check for viruses. Implement a backup plan and adhere to its guidelines. Check all programs downloaded from the Internet or bulletin boards for viruses. Keep copies of files in fireproof safes or vaults or off site. If your system becomes virus infected and you have questions, contact the National Computer Security Association (NCSA) for ...
- 946: Condor
- ... important data and program files. Before use, scan every floppy disk with a virus scan program to check for viruses. Implement a backup plan and adhere to its guidelines. Check all programs downloaded from the Internet or bulletin boards for viruses. Keep copies of files in fireproof safes or vaults or off site. If your system becomes virus infected and you have questions, contact the National Computer Security Association (NCSA) for ...
- 947: The Weapons of War
- ... 1997. Computer Software. Microsoft Corporation, 1996. IBM PC, CD- ROM. "Elizabethan Age." Encyclopedia from Microsoft Bookshelf 1996-1997. Computer Software. Microsoft Corporation, 1996. IBM PC, CD-ROM. Poor, Chris. Arms & Armor, 1995. Taken from the Internet at http://www.armsarmor.com/catalog/catalog.html Bull, Steven. An Historical Guide to Arms and Armor. Minneapolis: Arms & Armor Inc., 1992. "Armor." Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia '96 for Windows95, 1996 ed. "Weapons." The World ...
- 948: Should College Athletes Be Paid?
- ... games aren't as thrilling because it is not as fun or emotional. The benefits these kids get from "Friends of the Program" and the university should truly be enough. Bibliography 1. Prior knowledge 2. Internet use 3. Albomm Mitch. FAB FIVE. New York: Warner Books, 1993.
- 949: The Role Of Fate In Oedipus Th
- ... cannot see the whole picture. Or rather, we are not willing to see the truth. He insinuates throughout the play that people should turn their trust back to religious fundamentalism. I read this on the Internet. I believe it is said so fittingly: In the Middle Ages, tragedy was associated with the downfall of eminent people through the inevitable turning of Fortune's wheel; their fall exemplifies the inconsistency of Fortune ...
- 950: The Crucible By Arthur Miller
- ... the man Miller has chosen to struggle with the dilemma of men, fallible, subject to pride, but forced to choose between the negative good of truth and morality, and the positive good of human life. (Internet, Arthur Miller Home Page) In order for this character to develop, Miller had to create Proctors wife, Elizabeth. She would be the catalyst in making John Proctor deal with his inherent identity dilemma. With out ...
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