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    evidence of the supposed email provided to the court by Mr. Munshani. Mr. Trivedi filed an affidavit stating that the email was forged‚ while Mr. Munshani filed an affidavit stating the email was real. In March 2001‚ a computer forensics expert‚ Kenneth R. Shear‚ was appointed by the court to perform a forensic examination on the questioned message (the message provided by Mr. Munshani) and the comparative message (a second message from Mr. Trivedi found on Mr. Munshani’s computer). Mr. Shear worked

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    Physics Of Ballet Dance

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    your feet. When you stand on tiptoes‚ however‚ your center of [gravity] moves forward directly above the balls of your feet‚ and you have very little stability” (Zitzewitz 825). Once balance is lost it can be regained in only two ways according to Kenneth Laws and Cynthia Harvey. “The [area] of support…at the floor must be shifted so that it falls directly under the center of gravity. Or‚ alternatively‚ the center of gravity must be shifted so that it is over the area of support at the floor”

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    “After the war‚ many women were laid off from their ‘factory jobs’.” (Shenkman Kenneth) Slowly‚ Women gained rights like having jobs to eventually being able to vote while having to fight for rights. “During WWI the percentage of American women who worked outside the home at paying work increased from 25% to 36%” (Lewis) “During WWII

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    Story of the Suburbs

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    org/featured/the-distorting-effects-of-transportationsubsidies/ Duany‚ Andres‚ Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk‚ and Jeff Speck. Suburban Nation. New York: North Point Press‚ 2000. Gottdiener‚ Mark‚ and Ray Hutchison. The New Urban Sociology. 3rd ed. Boulder‚ CO: Westview Press‚ 2006. Jackson‚ Kenneth T. Crabgrass Frontier: The Suburbanization of the United States. New York: Oxford University Press‚ 1985. Krieger‚ Alex. "The Costs - and Benefits? - of Sprawl." In Sprawl and Suburbia‚ edited by William S. Saunders. A Harvard Design Magazine Reader

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    Informative Speech

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    Alberto Alvarado Professor Kenneth Lee Comm 101 - Spring 2012 Informative Speech Outline April 15th 2012 A Piece of the Puzzle General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: By the end of my speech the audience will be able to tell people certain things about autistic people. Thesis Statement: It is difficult living with autism Introduction A. Attention-getter: It was the Saturday before our topic choice was due‚ for professor Lee’s class. I was stressing‚ I could not figure out

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    Shoe-Horn Sonata’ which is about women nurses enduring Japanese POW camps‚ such distinctive experiences as power and survival are shown through techniques like lighting‚ projecting image‚ sound‚ symbols‚ dialogue and body language. In Kenneth Slessor’s 1942 poem ‘Beach Burial’ he also comments about survival in war and the power in distinctively visual ways through particular words. He relies upon adjectives‚ personification and the use of imagery to describe the suffering.

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    Ageism

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    Seth Casto Dr. Scott Lewis Minorities 10-26-08 Ageism in America In 1968‚ physician Robert Butler‚ the founding director of the National Institute on aging‚ came up with the term Ageism‚ which is the prejudice and discrimination against the elderly. Ageism reflects a deep uneasiness amongst the young and middle-aged people about growing old. For many people‚ old age symbolizes disease and death. When young and middle age adults see the elderly‚ it reminds them that they too will become

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    The Battle of Mactan

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    Name: Dan Kenneth Abellar Course: BSTrM The Battle of Mactan INTRODUCTION: A pleasant morning to all of you tourists! I am Dan Kenneth Abellar‚ you can call me ’Ken’ for short.I am studying at Colegio de San Antonio de Padua taking up Bachelor of Science in Travel Management. I am your tourguide for today and I’ll be explaining to all of you a brief history about how the Battle of Mactan started. HISTORY: It was on April 7‚1521 when the three remaining galleons under the command of

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    Antisocial personality disorder Antisocial personality disorder is when the person shows no respect for others or ignores others rights. These people tend to manipulate or tease others. Another name for this disorder would be sociopathy. Antisocial personality disorder is thought to be caused by several things such as abnormalities in the development of the nervous system‚ it can be possibly inherited‚ linked to head injuries‚ or even caused by a dysfunctional family and or home life. Some of the

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    Environmental Poetry

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    of sensual imagery‚ sound techniques and allusions. Robert Gray presents a post apocalyptic future of the impact of cities‚ through the didactic poem “Flames and Dangling Wire”. A subjective view of the environment is conveyed in “William Street”‚ Kenneth Slessor reveals that beauty lies within. In contrast to both poems‚ Henry Kendall’s “Bell-Birds” demonstrates the beauty and comfort of nature and how powerful it is to people. Thus‚ the environment and surroundings of a person can be viewed differently

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