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    then named after him. His computer architecture stated that in a same address space‚ a computer’s memory can store both data and program. Hence‚ his architecture are making the computers more simpler and faster to program. 3. Alan Turing (23 June 1912 - 7 June 1954) Alan Turing was the one who invented an electromechanical machine called Bombe. The function of the machine was to assist code-breaker device to break codes faster. It plays important roles in breaking German’s Enigma codes during World

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    King Henry II and Thomas Bennett were very close friends . Henry was the king of England and he had a great opportunity . The Theobald archbishop of Canterbury was the head of church of england and he saw potential in Thomas. He put him under his church tree and through that Thomas gained experiences and had great success and was the archbishop’s servant and trustworthy.King Henry II appointed Thomas as a position of chancellor of england. Now the chancellor is an important job because it was second

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    Raghu Rajan

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    bailout India from crisis? In the year of 2005 the US economy was in a state of inebriation‚ driven by derivative profits‚ huge bonuses and booming realty markets. At an annual gathering of the world’s top economists at Jackson Hole‚ US Fed Chief Alan Greenspan was being showered with praises. In attendance were Ben Bernanke‚ Tim Geithner and Larry Summers. But the then chief economist of IMF‚ Raghuram Rajan‚ did not exactly stick to the protocol. Instead he delivered a paper to the central bankers

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    has been renewed interest in constraint-based languages and systems in both research and practice‚ including the use of the Cassowary constraint solver in Macintosh Lion and Mountain Lion. And sill more recently I’ve been working with Hesam Samimi‚ Alan Kay‚ and others at Viewpoints Research Institute on cooperating constraint languages and solvers. I’ve been at UW since 1980. Sabbatical visits include Xerox EuroPARC in Cambridge‚ England (1989-1990); Monash University and University of Melbourne

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    Heymann vs. Dershowitz

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    Nadya Stoyanova Alan Hickman ENG102 11 Feb 2011 Heymann versus Dershowitz Philip Heymann and Alan Dershowitz‚ both professors at the prestigious Harvard University‚ have developed different theories about the torture as a tool for extorting information from terrorists in their works “Torture Should Not Be Authorized.” and “Yes‚ It Should Be ‘On the Books’” respectively . Although their opinions intersect at many points‚ they are somewhat different. Professor Heymann’s experience as a former

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    Cry, the Beloved Country

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    The book "Cry‚ the Beloved Country" by Alan Paton is a book about agitation and turmoil of both whites and blacks over the white segregation policy called apartheid. The book describes how understanding between whites and blacks can end mutual fear and aggresion‚ and bring reform and hope to a small community of Ndotcheni as well as to South Africa as a whole. The language of the book reflects the Bible; furthermore‚ several characters and episodes are reminiscent of stories from the New Testament

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    In the Driver’s Seat

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    In the driver’s seat One ford....one team....one plan..one goal.tens of thousands of ford employees carry around these words with them on laminated wallet-sized cards.m why? These words reflect the vision CEO Alan Mulally has for the future of ford Motor Company. And pursuing that vision has implications for how the company will be structured. Mulally joined Ford Motor in September 2006 from Boeing‚where her had led a successful turnaround effort. And ford‚facing serious challenges ‚needed someone

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    The Imitation Game

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    The Imitation Game This film is based on the biography of Alan Turing‚ a British mathematician. He is widely considered as the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence. Turing is best known for breaking the Enigma machine. It was during World War II‚ when almost all the European countries were trying to find out what the rivals are up to. There was a need to keep the information secret from the competitors. Arthur Scherbius‚ a German engineer developed an ultimate machine

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    How does Alan Bennett express conflicting views about education through his portrayal of the four teachers in « The History Boys »? In this play‚ the author Alan Bennett wants to convince the audience that education can be approached in many different ways. In fact‚ through the characters of Hector‚ Irwin‚ Dorothy Lintott and the headmaster‚ he shows us that there is no “right” or “wrong” way of teaching. The first educator properly introduced to the audience is Hector‚ a rather unusual teacher

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    Change and James Jarvis

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    calamities that confront him. This process transforms the journeyer‚ and in the end‚ the journeyer always comes out of the journey different than he was before. Stephen Kumalo and James Jarvis both undertake many journeys in Cry‚ the Beloved Country by Alan Paton‚ and they develop and change. Kumalo and Jarvis’ journey start from opposite beginnings‚ but brings them to a common understanding. Every journey starts off with a question. It just so happens that Kumalo and Jarvis have similar questions. Who

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