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- 26411: Problems With A Happy Ending
- Problems With A Happy Ending I looked at my father and he looked at me. "Why did you do it?" he asked. I burst out in anger, "Why can't I do it?" Red with rage, he slapped me hard. I touched my burning cheek, staring hard at him, whose face was turned away from mine. Then I noticed my mother sobbing beside him. I ... their misdeeds. I always managed to escape, being the innocent one, until now. They had convinced me to take my first cigarette and policemen nearby caught us. I could not escape because of the cigarette's strong smell. It was a small offence to my friends, a big one to my parents and an eye opener for me. My father was raged, my mother was crying, and I saw that they ...
- 26412: Are Traditional Methods Of Rendering Obsolete Or Not
- ... and type and that it is not inevitably doomed but only lying dormant until we can escape from the world of the repeated style of the computer. The future of the traditional methods The 1980's saw some of the first computer aided design. The software has gradually become easier to understand yet capable of far more complex procedures. Nowadays it is available to anyone in their own home for as ... crying out for the personal touch of a photographer using chemicals in a darkroom. The images produced will not necessarily look traditional but they will use the methods traditionally used to produce effects which can't be produced by a computer. There are many different looks that can be produced by a camera e.g. pin hole cameras, old style cameras and Polaroid (Fig 1+2) which can produce unusual looking ...
- 26413: Moon Expoloration
- Moon Expoloration The U. S. has explored the moon since the 1960,s. "The Apollo Program" tells why the United States went to the moon. "The Apollo Spacecraft" tells ho we got to the moon. "The First Lunar Landing" tells about the first voyage to the moon. This ... Eastern Daylight Time with this report: "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."" Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. "Dropping the last meter from the ladder he said: "That,s one small step for {a} man, one giant leap for mankind" (NASA later reported that the word "a" had been lost in transmission)." When on the moon Armstrong and Aldren stup an American flag ...
- 26414: James Francis
- ... In 1920 he became the first president of the American Professional Football Association (later to become the NFL). In 1951, he was one of the first men to be admitted to the National Football Foundation s Hall of Fame. Knowing that Jim had athletic capabilities, Hiram Thorpe, his father, sent him off to school in Pennsylvania, away from his home, Prague, Oklahoma. Hiram said, I want him to go make something ... winning both the five-event pentathlon and ten-event-decathlon, an achievement that had never ever been performed by an athlete. King Gustav of Sweden presented the winners their gold medals. When it was Thorpe s turn, he draped the medal about his shoulders and said, Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world. 4 But being an in the Amateur Athletic Union, he played professionally, and therefore received money ... and concentrated on football. By 1924, at the age of 37, his football skills finally began to fade as a star. He eventually stopped in 1927. He played for a few minutes at the crowd s request and that was it. The wire service at this game stated, Jim Thorpe played a few minutes for the Cardinals, but was unable to get anywhere. In his forties and muscle-bound, Thorpe ...
- 26415: King William I
- ... a war with a country tens of thousands of miles away under the flag of NATO, which Clinton practically controls anyway. He used the United Nations as an excuse to intervene in something that didn't concern us because "it was in the best interests of mankind as a whole." That was not unlike the Treaty of Vienna in the 19th century. The treaty basically gave the most powerful nations in ... able to enact any laws they saw fit, again, without the approval of a legislative body. Has Clinton not done this already? Take the partial-birth abortion law for example. Now I support a woman's right to abort her child but, in my opinion, this goes too far. This method of "contraception" was overwhelmingly opposed by both the House and Senate, both Republican controlled. The Republicans did everything in their ...
- 26416: Karl Marx 2
- ... existence where every person is valued, and no one can raise themselves up by oppressing another. The next obvious question is how society is going to make the transition from the current capitalism to Marx's communism. Obviously the ruling bourgeois are not going to wake up one day and realize that the whole basis of their society is cruel and corrupt and decide to redistribute their wealth. However, Marx believes ... Marx has two things to say on this subject. Primarily, violence in and of itself is not a good thing. Second, however, it may at times be necessary to achieve a greater good. First, let's establish Marx's position that violence in general should be avoided. Marx speaks of constant upheaval and violence in several places. " oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to one another, carried on an uninterrupted, now hidden, ...
- 26417: To Kill A Mockingbird By Harpe
- ... says that they are folks from different class. She thinks it is best if they do not see each other. She once talks to Scout about how different they are, "Because - he - is - trash, that s why you can t play with him. I ll not have you around him, picking up his habits and learning Lord-knows-what."(225). Aunt Alexandra, unlike the Finches, is completely prejudiced to the Cunninghams. It is hard for ...
- 26418: Apostle Paul
- ... that had a real love for learning the scriptures and worship. When Saul was in his mid-twenties he went home to Tarsus. Saul left Jerusalem with the knowledge and experiences he learned from Gamaliel's school. Saul did not believe Jesus was the Messiah because Jesus often denounced the Pharisees and seemed to oppose all their rules. He had once heard that Jesus taught the people to disobey the rabbis ... He did what the Lord told him to do, and Saul received his sight and was baptized. Saul was now a converted Christian. He would live a life for the cause of Christ. In Paul's Christology, resurrection and salvation is important. Paul has strong believes about it. Atonement is a death of Jesus. Jesus' death had a lot of meanings and it was really important to human kind. Paul stated ... was valuable for all of us and Paul believed that Jesus did not die in vain. Jesus gave us peace from the wrath of God. Resurrection is rebirth of Jesus. This is important in Paul's belief. In the Romans, Paul said " therefore we have been buried with him by baptism into the death, so that just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, ...
- 26419: Karl Marx 6
- ... result of a struggle between industrial workers and owners. In his writings, Marx argued that the true cost of any product is the labor employed in building it. But the factory owner, he said, doesn't labor to create a product; he just buys the labor and raw materials and sells the resulting product. Although laborers contributed the full value of the product, Marx said, factory owners sold the product for ... the working conditions and overall lives improved for the working class. And it is because of these reforms that the proletariat found no need to rise up and kill the bourgeoisie, ultimately, disproving Karl Marx s theory.
- 26420: Describe The Essential Dimensi
- ... that by making the workers give up their authority, management has better control. Clear and formal definition of procedures is an essential dimension of classical management. This essential aspect of classical management originated from Taylor s methods and his foundation of scientific management. It recognises that specialisation maximises the efficiency of a worker. This essential dimension of classical management has influenced the efficiency of the manufacture of goods in large factories, such as Mitsubishi Australia, and the effects of this methodology can be seen throughout the industrial revolution. Specialisation creates a mechanistic structure to an organisation and is a method of scientific management that hasn t changed much from when it first began. The essential dimensions of classical management are invaluable and are the framework for organisations everywhere. Although today much more leeway exists, as there is new technology used in ...
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