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    Speech on Space Exploration

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    INTRODUCTION Space exploration is the investigation of physical conditions in space and on stars‚ planets‚ and their moons through the use of artificial satellites (spacecraft that orbit the earth)‚ space probes (spacecraft that pass through the solar system and that may or may not orbit another celestial body)‚ and spacecraft with human crews.( http://education.yahoo.com/reference/encyclopedia/entry?id=44593) As a senior officer with Malaysia National Space Agency (MNSA)‚ I was invited by the English

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    As I was contemplating about what my views are on critical and rhetorical thinking‚ I found myself struggling with forming my opinions on the subject. In my experience‚ I have always been taught in depth about what critical thinking is‚ but never rhetorical thinking. Rhetorical thinking deals with using a persuasive use of language by appealing to emotion. Critical thinking is about engaging in reflective and independent thinking. Do people speak differently with friends than they do with teachers

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    Life Of Pi Rhetoric

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    In great works of literary merit‚ readers look at how the author uses dialect to characterize the character and how well the plot flows in the novel. Violence scene are not really necessary unless it is there to characterize the main character and how it impacts their life. In the book Life of Pi by Yann Martel‚ the main character Pi goes through many hard tasks and violent encounters that allow him to improve himself as a character. The goal of violent scenes are not there to ruin the plot but as

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    Land of the free? Americans enjoy more personal freedoms than any country in the world‚ but‚ since the attacks on the “World Trade Center” and the “Pentagon” on 9-11-2011‚ and the subsequent passing of the “Patriot Act”‚ the American way of life has been forever changed‚ and a lot of the personal‚ private freedoms Americans enjoy are gone. The text in the center of the art piece sets the tone. It forces the viewer to ask themselves the question. Are we really free? By taking a

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    “Julius Caesar” there is considerable overlapping of rhetoric and power. In the play we find a somewhat large number of situations when the power of rhetoric is used to shape the entire lives of characters‚ and redirect the plot of the entire story. Shakespeare puts tremendous accents on the power to sway large populations with just a few words. While there are many other forms of power in this play rhetoric seems to be the most powerful. Rhetoric in “Julius Caesar” can be defined using four main points

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    Shady Emad 2  Understanding the Traditional Canons of Rhetoric: Invention & Memory A piece of writing always exists in context.  Situation prompts the writer to write about a certain subject‚ members of an audience read the piece‚ and a purpose determines how the writer approaches both the situation and the audience.  A piece of writing works in three closely related ways (Appeals): 1) To convey its information and points to readers 2) To influence their thinking. 3) To change their actions

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    Spaces for Themed Design

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    Karnataka‚ India. ABSTRACT So what do Themed Spaces and Motion Pictures have in common? And what is their relation to Architectural Design? The answer: An irrevocable need to tell a story. Built spaces are at once storytellers and part of the story being told. This dissertation is a study of how stories can be narrated both through built form and through the context of the built form‚ with an aim to do nothing but create a story through space. Where and how does one display something that has

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    Performance Space Analysis

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    How important is performance space to performance? The question of performance space ’s importance in conveying meaning and guiding audience response is complicated. First we must define the term "performance space". In a broader sense‚ it can refer to venue‚ which in the case of site-specific artists such as Shunt‚ means performance space is indeed central to the construction and context of meaning. Venues also come with their own sets of conventions and coding‚ which may alter the reading of

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    Space travel has always been an exciting adventure for people. For centuries people have looked at the stars and wondered what else was out there. Then we started studying it and as technology and human knowledge advanced people started getting more curious. Now in the 21st century people wonder if it is really worth it to fund a mission to space that is hugely expensive‚ time consuming and difficult to generate public support for. The United States does not have a space exploration program anymore

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    Hubble Space Telescope

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    The Hubble Space Telescope is a space telescope that was carried into orbit by a Space Shuttle in 1990 and remains in operation. A aperture telescope in low Earth orbit‚ Hubble’s four main instruments observe in the near ultraviolet‚ visible‚ and near infrared. The telescope is named after the astronomer Edwin Hubble. Hubble’s orbit outside the distortion of Earth’s atmosphere allows it to take extremely high-resolution images with almost no background light. Hubble’s Deep Field has recorded some

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