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    The German Lifestyle

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    are not part of a German family. So many unwritten rules end up being communicated through acid stares‚ or loud protest (in some dialect 90% of Germans won’t even understand). As a general rules you can square the distance from a metropolitan centre to calculate the intolerance level. One should think of this as a form of asserting the failing national identity. By pointing out that you do not understand the rules‚ the locals affirm their sense of belonging. "Yes‚ I am a good German and bright enough

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    wave packets

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    of an electronic wave packet in the unifonn field in the interelectrode space of the vacuum photodetector is investigated. It is shown that the dimensions of such a packet must be of an order or more then one micron. It is shown that such localized charges can give rise to abrupt pulses of the current in the external circuit of the photodetector. The determination ofparameters of such packet by powerful laser pulse scattered with is discussed. The motion of one-electron wave packet in the nonuniform

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    Visiting New Orleans Visiting New Orleans is like visiting a foreign country. The weather is perfect almost ninety percent of the time. The food is of a southern and French Cajun cuisine. The locals are friendly and enjoy giving you the history of their city. In this essay I will express how New Orleans gives the feeling of being in a foreign country‚ I will share how the natives make you feel so welcome and how they give a free history lesson on their home town‚ and finally

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    also known as Abstract Expressionism and in the 1940’s and 50’s it took off like wild fire. Although many proved to be Abstract Expressionists one triumphed them all‚ that one being‚ Jackson Pollock. Jackson Pollock is an important figure in the art world. He is known for starting a movement of abstract expressionism by using his body and motion to create huge pieces of art on large canvases. However‚ his leap from abstract art to figurative took us all by the reins into a new direction of who Jackson

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    Sound Of Waves

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    What does tradition mean to you? In the Sound of Waves tradition is valued greatly. The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima deals with two young adults who fall in love with each other and have to deal with the gossip of the town. Mishima uses characterization to develop the theme “Tradition will always be valued more than modernization” throughout the Sound of Waves. Mishima uses the relationships of the townspeople to represent the importance of tradition on the island. “Like this I should be able

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    Standing Waves

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    Name Instructor Course Date of Submission Waves on a String Abstract The principal objective of this lab was to study the conditions required for the creation of standing waves. The experiment was based on the principal of superposition‚ where a second wave exerted on a tight‚ stretched string and combined with the reflected wave. Results Table 1: Data from the Experiment Loops λ (m) Mass (kg) Tension‚ T (N) √T (N) Fcalc. FStroboscope (Hz) V (ms-1) µ 2 1.50 0.250 2.45 1.565 57.443 179.96 86.164

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    German Hyperinflation

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    Int’l Finance 5/4/11 Country Report One of the most interesting and devastating phenomena to take place in a country was during the post World War I German Hyperinflation from 1918 – 1923. Germany had lost the war and the Allies were forcing them to make reparations. “The central government in Germany‚ which did not impose income taxes‚ financed the war almost completely by issuing debt” (Hetzel‚ 2). Since Germany refused to impose high taxes on their people‚ they had to pay

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    The Tidal Waves

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    earth’s rotation that gives this appearance. The moon actually orbits the earth in an elliptical pattern‚ taking 27.3 days to complete one orbit. Earth is also being pulled towards the Moon and away from the water. When the Moon is full‚ or new‚ the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun are combined. At these times the high tides are very high and the low tides are very low. This is known as Spring High Tide. Spring tides are especially strong tides (they have nothing to do with the

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    German Imperialism

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    outweighed by the disadvantages the German empire faced. Although Germany received elevated political status from occupying colonies‚ the economic and military efforts that were invested in maintaining and obtaining its colony of Namibia could not justify this elevated political position. Through the means of imperialism‚ Germany hoped that it would consolidate its position as an international power. This would be done by strengthening the German economy‚ spreading German influence‚ and gaining political

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    Abstract Expressionism began in the periods of the 1940s and 1950s in New York. "It is a widely accepted notion among painters that it does not matter what one paints as long as it is well painted. This is the essence of academic painting. However‚ there is no such thing as good painting about nothing." which is described by Mark Rothko‚ who was an early abstract expressionist. Its development started back to the 1930s which were being shaped by social‚ political and geographical calamities: internally

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