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    important that individuals develop technology that is compatible with the kind of society they want to build (p.52). Thus‚ it is significant to scrutinize three constituents of philosophy of technology namely political‚ social and ethical. In The Whale and the Reactor‚ Winner discusses technology as a form of life. He emphasizes that the traditional view of technology is misleading; it is based on the theory of creation

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    Mule Killers

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    Mule Killers Essay by Frederik Hansen 3.c Life’s path is decided by the choices we make. Sometimes we do not think the consequences through and we make mistakes. Even though it is human to make mistakes it can close the door to all your dreams and your life’s path might be forever changed. The short story ”Mule Killers” by Lydia Peele deals with a man who tells his son about the story where he‚ as a young and immature man‚ made a mistake which affected his further life so his dreams of love

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    Contrasting and Comparing Captivity Narratives The captivity narrative genre includes writings by or about people captured by an enemy‚ usually one who is considered by the hostage to be a foreign and uncivilized heathen‚ and was especially popular in America and England in the seventeenth through late nineteenth centuries. Documents from the time show that between 1675 and 1763‚ at least 1‚641 New Englanders were held in captivity as hostages‚ though many believe that the numbers are drastically

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    Humpback whales (Megaptera novaengliae) are beautiful and majestic sea creatures. They have been popularized by the mellifluous sounds of their voices‚ and are known as some of the largest mammals on earth. They have very interesting migration patterns that take the whale vast distances. They also possess many puzzling qualities‚ and scientists work to decipher the cause of these behaviors. The average male humpback whale is about 40-48 feet long‚ while the average female is about 45-50 feet long

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    Henry Louis Wallace is a serial killer who killed at least 10 women in the Charlotte‚ North Carolina area. He is also known as the Taco Bell Strangler because a lot of his victims worked with him at Taco Bell. Wallace’s crimes did not start with murders. He had several burglary charges in Seattle‚ Washington. He also began to use several drugs including crack cocaine while he was in the Navy. In 1990‚ Wallace committed his first murder in his hometown of Barnwell‚ South Carolina. His first victims

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    Captivity narratives are written by those captured by their enemies. They are considered enemies based on their beliefs and views to be uncivilized. The Mary Rowlandson’s Captivity narrative holds a strong importance in early American history. During this time these types of narratives are allowing us to take a look at our colonial America culture by someone who was there. There are apparent themes in this captivity narrative such as the uncertainty of life. While showing part of her life‚ through

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    The captivity of animals in zoos has been a conflict for some time now. Many people think zoos are a form of cruel and unusual punishment for wild life. Many people believe an animal in captivity is denied its rights to freedom. Others believe it is a way to preserve endangered species while at the same time educational for the public. There are pros and cons to both sides‚ however‚ the use of zoos is not a necessary evil and should in fact be retired. There are many pros when it comes to zoos

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    The Silent Killer Today’s world many individuals suffer from the effects of high blood pressure; however‚ most of them are not aware of the causes. High blood pressure is a very dangerous health condition‚ which‚ if left untreated can become life-threatening. Although most people strive for their pressure readings to be normal‚ many do not realize they can prevent much of it through maintaining a healthy diet and working to minimize the stress in our daily lives. There are three other categories

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    The Blue Whale Balaenoptera Musculus‚ or the blue whale‚ is the largest mammal in the world. This enormous mammal can grow to be 110 feet long and weigh as much as 190 tons. That’s longer than two city buses and the total weight of 30 elephants. This giant is powered by a heart the size of a taxi-cab. The blue whale’s of the Antarctic grow larger than those of the Northern Hemisphere. Also‚ the females tend to be slightly larger than the males of the same age. These mammals are bluish-gray

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    derived by hybridization from African honeybees naturalized in the western hemisphere. Because they are highly defensive and will attack perceived intruders more readily than the common European honeybee‚ they are also known by the popular name of "killer bees." Brazilian scientists imported African honeybee queens in the 1950’s in order to breed a honeybee for use in tropical climates. Some swarms escaped into the wild. Because they were highly adapted for tropical survival and had no natural competitors

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