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The Customers’ Revenge Atida Motors’ decades-old complaint policy may be no match for unhappy customers who threaten to take their case to YouTube. by Dan Ariely J IM MCINTIRE‚ vice president of customer service at Atida Motor Company‚ was just about to shut down for the day when he received an e-mail from his brother. “Go to Hell‚ Angel!” the subject line shouted. The message linked to a YouTube video. In “A Letter for Bill Watkins‚ CEO‚ Angel Airlines‚” two stolid executives – “Jeff”
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1. Brown Dwarfs A brown dwarf is a celestial body that has never quite become a star. A typical brown dwarf has a mass that is 8 percent or less than that of the Sun. The mass of a brown dwarf is too small to generate the internal temperatures capable of igniting the nuclear burning of hydrogen to release energy and light. A brown dwarf contracts at a steady rate‚ and after it has contracted as much as possible‚ a process that takes about 1 million years‚ it begins to cool off. Its emission of
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Arab Open University Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) Academic Year 20 12 - 2013 | Semester | Branch: | Program: | Course Title: | Course Code: | Student Name: | Student ID: | Section Number: | Tutor Name: | Total Mark: | Awarded Mark: | Mark details | Allocated Marks | Questions | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q5 | | Total80 | | Weight | 20 | 20 | 10 | 15 | 15 | | | | Marks | | | | | | | | | Allocated Marks | Criteria | Presentation5 | Referencing5
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She told him her name was Andromeda. She quickly explained that she had to be sacrificed to a sea monster‚ and so Perseus freed her by turning the monster into stone with Medusa’s head. He took her to her father and asked for her hand in marriage. He accepted happily. On the way
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Medusa‚ the Misunderstood Gorgon By having the appearance of gruesome scaly skin with pure piercing green eyes‚ and the uncanny appearance of snake. This terrifying beast with collective serpent skin tied around her waist like a belt‚ is the one and only Medusa‚ as her Mythology name suggests. Medusa is most notably known for her distinctive snakes for hair. Not only did she have snakes for hair that already appalled all of mankind‚ she also has the capacity to turn anyone who looks into her eyes
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learned that Poseidon had been angered by her mother and that she was to be killed by a sea monster. Perseus turned the monster to stone using Medusa’s head and returned the woman‚ named Andromeda‚ to her father. When he asked Andromeda’s father for her hand‚ he immediately complied. Perseus and Andromeda later had a several children‚ one of them being Electryon‚ who was the grandfather of Heracles. Heracles later became the strongest man in the world. Characteristics • Perseus is said
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In Women At The Thesmophoria Aristophanes Mockery Of Effeminate Men And Of Foreigners Is As Harsh As His Mockery Of Women In Women At The Thesmophoria‚ Aristophanes mocks women just as much as he mocks foreigners and effeminate men. There are several instances and several styles of humor that are used to make effeminate men and foreigners appear funny. Cleisthenes is a prime example of how effeminate men are mocked‚ he is sympathetic towards the women and first appears dressed in female clothing
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a feast for the returning soldiers‚ compare themselves to the Olympian deities and compare the beauty of their daughter‚ Andromeda (Alexa Davalos)‚ to that of Aphrodite‚ Hades appears again‚ killing the remaining soldiers . He kills the queen‚ and demands that Argos farther pay for its disrespect and pride; in ten days‚ the Kraken will be released‚ and if the princess‚ Andromeda‚ is not sacrificed‚ Argos will be destroyed. Hades then seeks out the gods on Mount Olympus and persuades Zeus to agree
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But yet‚ Perseus still proceeded to walk into her lair and use the shield as a mirror and cut off her head. Perseus seemed honorable when he was heading back to stop the marriage and found Andromeda tied up on the shore waiting to get sacrificed by her own people to the sea serpent. Perseus rescued Andromeda and asked her mother and father for her hand in marriage. The gladly accepted. I think that that was highly honorable of him to save her and then marry her. Perseus came back and stopped the
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