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    Essay 3 12/9/09 Relations between “I Want a Wife” and “Not all Men Are Sly Foxes” “I Want a Wife” and “Not all Men Are Sly Foxes” share the same common theme: They stereotype the mother being the dominant parental figure in a young child’s life. There is no denying it small children rely on their mothers for love and care. In the essay “I Want a Wife” the author‚ Judy Brady writes‚ “I want a wife who takes care of the children when they are sick‚ a wife who arranges to be around when the children

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    A.P. English 12 21 March 2011 Contemporary Society vs. 1984 In his dystopian novel 1984‚ Orwell expresses his vision of the nearing future through a fictional plot.  Within the plot‚ Winston Smith‚ the novel’s protagonist‚ lives a life controlled entirely by a manipulative and exploitative government.  He‚ embodies the stereotypical personality of each citizen of Oceania—a person who abides by the laws of the ruling Big Brother government.  Through the developing setting and characterization

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    Kalamkari the ancient Indian art of painting Kalamkari refers to a method of painting natural dyes onto cotton or silk fabric with a bamboo pen or kalam. The name kalamkari translates as pen (kalam) work (kari) in Hindi/Urdu‚ and was most likely derived from trade relationships between Persian and Indian merchants as early as the 10th century CE. European merchants also had names for this type of fabric decoration: the Portugese called it pintado‚ the Dutch used the name sitz‚ and the British preferred

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    consumer‚ the way a company represents itself in design is important as well. Important will be a common theme in this executive summary because detail is paramount to success. Design is the stable for success. If an airplane had a design flaw would anyone want to fly with that particular company? Finding a niche like McDonald’s did with its hamburger production line is just the start. The central theme of this executive summary is to drive the point of design and how this concept differs from peers

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    William Shakespeare’s plays are known for using a wide array of ideas‚ and themes that recur throughout his plays which include mortality‚ deceit‚ ambition‚ revenge‚ rivalries‚ tragic character flaws‚ internal conflict and appearance versus reality. Hamlet by Shakespeare approaches‚ and deals with many of the recurring themes used in other Shakespeare plays like Macbeth. Hamlet is characterized in consequence of his actions‚ and by his interior strife with himself over whether he should kill Claudius

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    by Fontana (2008)‚ Microsoft has introduced a new prototype for PowerPoint called pptPlex. The motivation behind implementing this plug-in which Microsoft calls a “canvas”‚ is to allow users to put together various elements in a single place‚ then highlight sections using a zoom feature. Microsoft wants their users to be able to organize their digital belongings in much the same way that they organize their physical belongings. The pptPlex format changes the typical way PowerPoint presentations are

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    ASSIGNMENT ON MICROSOFT WORD What is Microsoft Word? Microsoft Word‚ or Word as it is commonly known‚ is a software application that allows you (the user) to perform word processing. You may use Word to create documents such as letters‚ invitations‚ term papers‚ flyers‚ resumes‚ novels‚ and much more! Microsoft Word is a proprietary word processor designed by Microsoft. It was first released in 1983 under the name Multi-Tool Word for Xenix systems. Subsequent versions were later written

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    essay should be logically presented and should include information both from the documents and from your own knowledge outside of the documents. Question: What were the positive and negative effects of imperialism for the British‚ the mother country‚ and for India‚ the colony? • Part A: The following documents provide information about the effects of imperialism on India. Examine the documents carefully‚ and answer the questions that follow. Document 1 In this excerpt‚ adapted from O.P. Austin’s

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    The Microsoft office platform includes 3 features: Word‚ Excel and PowerPoint. Each program has it own individual characteristics that can be useful to any type of working environment. Microsoft Word is a full-featured word processing program that all you to create many types of personal and business documents‚ including flyers‚ letters‚ memos‚ resumes‚ reports‚ fax cover sheets‚ mailing labels‚ etc. With Word you can easily attach files. It helps you create a “good heading structure.” It ensures

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    Inspiration: Art Forms Increasing Culture After the Mughals arrived in India‚ a great cultural growth occurred in many different forms of art‚ such as music‚ visual art‚ architecture‚ and literature. India was already a country with many different cultural aspects‚ but the Mughals‚ of Turkish-Mongolian descent‚ expanded the realm of art even further. This Mughal art and architecture was considered an Indo-Islamic-Persian style‚ which combined different aspects of Islamic and Persian art with indigenous

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