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    Green Design

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    "Green" or "ecological design" is one positive response to the environmental crisis. It can be defined as any design or planning taking account of ecological principles such as the reduction of pollution‚ sustainable growth‚ recycling‚ energy efficiency and conservation of scarce resources. Green design results in fewer goods‚ smaller goods‚ or products made from environmentally friendly materials‚ that are cleaner‚ quieter and longer lasting or biodegradable. Green design can be traced back to

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    Interior Design

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    Interior and Spatial Design 2010 My interest in space‚ design and architecture led me to choose this slightly more unique and diverse essay title. In this essay I chose to look in depth at the connection between pieces of interior or spatial design with more traditional pieces of art such as paintings. I wanted to explore how a space or room can be seen as art and how it can create moods and feelings just as strongly and easily and traditional pieces. A particular piece of spatial design that greatly

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    Ronald Hermann hosted the 9th Annual Science and Religion Seminar at Shippensburg University. He discussed the overall belief system of Americans in regards to the validity of evolution and the interactions within educational structures. According to Hermann‚ evolution is a socio-scientific controversy. Even if much of science supports it‚ society has many disagreements on how to proceed with its findings. There are many inconsistent standards on whether or not to teach evolution in public institutions

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    Zhou Lingxin has been God for many years. He was originally Earth’s number one cultivator and risen to Heaven. However‚ when he thought that that was it‚ it was not. After going through many trials‚ he became God‚ but there was a twist. Earth was only one of many worlds and he was the "God" of Earth. There were many other worlds waiting to be conquered. He received a token that said "Earth". The previous God said‚ "This token represents Earth. I was once a warrior from Earth as well and have risen

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    How does Ishmael use the term “mythology” to point out similarities between cultures? He used the term “mythology” to compare similarities in cultures by giving an example of the Greeks. We perceive Greek mythology as just some stories or tales and nothing else. Had we asked a Greek person during Homeric Greece about the mythological tales they told their children to explain where we come from‚ they’d probably say they don’t now what we are talking about because‚ to them‚ the mythological stories

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    Evolutionary Biology vs. Creationism Evolutionary biology and Creationism are both alike and different in many ways. Evolutionary biology is known as an “interdisciplinary field”. That is because it is known to include scientists from a wide range of both field and lab oriented disciplines. Evolutionary biology includes scientist who have special training in mammalogy‚ ornithology‚ and herpetology. Creationism only has one creator‚ which is God. God is the one and only scientist and creator of

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    Bill Nye VS Ken Ham  Bill Nye Believes in Earths natural creation with the big bang theory. He said that  it is impossible to have Noahs ark. He doesn’t believe there was a 500 foot wooden  boat with 8 zookeepers taking care of 14‚000 individual animals and all the plants under  water. This is what Ken Ham believes. Bill Nye then brings up the Grand Canyon and  explains that the fossils are found in layers and not one spot is there fossils that cross  over into another fossil layer. He says animals would swim up to a higher level

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    The difference between creationism and Darwin’s theories is that creationism is the belief that god created all living organisms and the earth. Darwin has the theory that evolution was what evolved by natural selection over time. The change of species and the natural selection are the differences between creationism as they were not created‚ they were changed. Natural selection is where on an island or some place‚ the food supply might be different to the island next to it. So‚ the animals there

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    Many assume that it is the theory of evolution that alone stands as the nemesis of Biblical creation. And it is true; evolution does stand in sharp contrast and contradiction to the claims of Genesis‚ heading a vast and dogmatic attack against the faith required to observe creation; but‚ it is not alone‚ for it heads a pack of other‚ thoroughly disguised and deceptively poisonous theories. Regardless of the success of evolutionary teaching‚ it is the moderate and compromising ideas that truly breakdown

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    Design Everyday

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    Design of everyday things Summary so far: – many so-called human errors are actually errors in design – human factors became important as human performance limitations reached when handling complex machinery You will soon know these important concepts for designing everyday things – perceived affordances – causality – visible constraints – mapping – transfer effects – idioms & population stereotypes – conceptual models – individual differences Slide deck by Saul Greenberg. Permission is granted

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