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    956 on record. Thomas Edison was responsible for some of the most revolutionary products of all time‚ the light bulb‚ the phonograph‚ and many others. Those inventions played a big part in the accelerated pace of the industrial change of the time. I am writing this paper to compare and contrast two authors’ views concerning Thomas Edison. The first article is “The Inventor‚” written by‚ Richard Stengel. “The Inventor” is about how Stengel believes that Edison’s greatest invention was the modern

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    In the oil canvas called “Still Life with Chair Caning” the artist multiple art elements. The artist uses lines‚ shapes‚ texture‚ values‚ and colors. The lines are vertical and horizontal but are in patches across the picture. The lines are straight not curved and also thin. The artist uses many shapes the entire oil canvas is an oval while there are triangles‚ squares‚ and rectangles in the upper right part of the oil canvas . He also uses circles in the lower woven looking part. The oil canvas

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    Coping with Porn Stars and Plungers Inside a fantasy world of time travel‚ aliens‚ and porn stars‚ Kurt Vonnegut delivers an iron hard moral statement on the aftermath of war in his novel‚ Slaughterhouse-Five. We follow the fictional character‚ Billy Pilgrim‚ as he struggles‚ like Vonnegut did‚ to discover the purpose of life. Kurt Vonnegut uses Slaughterhouse-Five as a way to cope with his experience in the Dresden massacre. By taking the narrator’s voice‚ and by employing the themes of time and

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    J Y V Ä S K Y L Ä S T U D I E S I N H U M A N I T I E S 194 Jari K. Kokkinen Racial Discourse in James Baldwin’s Blues for Mister Charlie (1964): Drama and the Hegemonic Struggle JYVÄSKYLÄ STUDIES IN HUMANITIES 194 Jari K. Kokkinen Racial Discourse in James Baldwin’s Blues for Mister Charlie (1964): drama and the hegemonic struggle Esitetään Jyväskylän yliopiston humanistisen tiedekunnan suostumuksella julkisesti tarkastettavaksi yliopiston vanhassa juhlasalissa S212

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    The Rise of Nerdcore

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    Pearsons 1 Ethan Pearsons Mr. Smithson English I 18 May 2007 The Rise of Nerdcore Pocket protectors‚ computer programming‚ the Star Wars trilogy‚ Snoop Dogg and thumping bass. What do all these have in common? They all contribute to the latest in a string of subgenres in the rap world called Nerdcore or Geeksta Rap. Nerdcore is a relatively new style of music created by self-proclaimed nerds‚ those guys who probably got beat up a lot in high school and are now pulling down six figures

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    Is the Usa Still a Hegemon

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    purchasing power parity is the largest in the world. All of these factors show us why the USA is the only superpower in the world or in some peoples view a ‘hyperpower’ and this claim can be defended in many ways. The strongest basis for why the USA is still a superpower is there huge and forever expanding military resources over the rest of the world. The US army is one of the largest militaries in the world in terms of personnel. In 2012 they spent $711.0bn on expenditure for their military which is

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    My hands are shaky and sweaty. My face feels hot. My stomach churning. My heart is pounding and the noises around me just turn to a blur as I try to find something to say. My notes are all there and still I’m drawing a blank. To where is all this unnecessary stress and pain I feel coming from? Well‚ I’m sitting in the middle of a graded socratic seminar. To start‚ graded socratic seminars put a lot of pressure on a person‚ especially someone who is shy. For one who doesn’t talk particularly a lot

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    The Rise of Nationalism

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    The Rise of Nationalism Nationalism What is Nationalism? Modern African Nationalism Colonial Oppression Missionary Churches WWI and WWII Pan-Africanism League of National and United Nations Independence Movements What Is Nationalism? Feelings based on shared culture‚ heritage and historical experience Desire to maintain the same through various means Modern African Nationalism Even after the establishment of colonial rule‚ Africans displayed

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    Rise of Parliament

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    The first major point which eventually increased political power wasthe aftermath of the Protestant reformation. In England‚ after the establishmentof the separate Anglican church of England there were manyprotestant groups left in England still in conflict. These groups alltried to push and pull parliament in their favor -- which ultimatelymade it so that nothing could be done. These conflicts even cameto the point of bloody civil wars and suffering on both sides of thefighting

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    The Rise of Hitler

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    German men. They were known as “The German Workers Party (GWP).” Adolf Hitler joined the group in 1919 and quick rose to a high ranking leader. His rise to the top of the GWP was due to his powerful speeches. Despite the ability of his speaking he often used it to promote national pride‚ militarism‚ and a racially "pure" Germany. After Hitler’s rise to leadership he changed the name to “The National Socialist German Workers’ which was referred to as “The Nazi Party”. Hitler tried to overthrow the

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