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    Leveraging Smartphone Cameras for Collaborative Road Advisories Submitted by R.S.Shenilton & M.Banu Chandhar Abstract : Ubiquitous smartphones are increasingly becoming the dominant platform for collaborative sensing.Smartphones‚ with their ever richer set of sensors‚ are being used to enable collaborative driver-assistance services like traffic advisory and road condition monitoring. To enable such services‚ the smartphones’ GPS‚ accelerometer and gyro sensors have been widely used.

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    Unrealistic Expectations Lead To a Downfall It’s human nature to expect things in life to go the way one wants. Disappointments occur as this nature is never fulfilled‚ and maybe is on rare occasion. Candy for all three meals in a day is a desire of every child. That will never happen‚ and then they cry in frustration. Men and women around the world think promotions are always on the way‚ and are utterly upset when they learn it’s not true. Everyone is different‚ everyone has their own mindsets

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    poet and an Elizabethan playwright‚ in the 1500’s. Macbeth tells about the downfall of a war hero who chose an evil path to achieve his ambition. Therefore‚ Macbeth is responsible for his own downfall. Although some may argue that he was influenced by the witches and his wife‚ Lady Macbeth‚ however it is his choice to act upon those suggestions‚ which he eventually did. So‚ Macbeth is totally responsible for his own downfall. Throughout the play‚ the witches have played a very significant role of

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    for the ultimate downfall of Macbeth. Pressley says‚ “The most striking feature of Shakespeare is his command of language.” In the end‚ the only person that can be blamed for Macbeth’s death is Macbeth. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ the three reasons why Macbeth is responsible for his own downfall are‚ it was his choice‚ he was trying to cover his tracks‚ and he thought he was invincible. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ the first reason why Macbeth is responsible for his own downfall is that it was ultimately

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    of it and gradually became one of the victims. In the morning of Tuesday 21st January 1793‚ he was woken by his guards and taken to Place de la Revolution. "My people‚ I die an innocent man" were his last words to the crowd‚ and moments later‚ his head was held up to the crowd . However‚ what caused the end of monarchy? Was Louis XVI completely responsible for his own downfall? There is no questioning that Louis XVI is‚ in fact‚ partially responsible for his own downfall‚ but other factors‚ both short

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    Bring your own device (BYOD) is a business policy that allows employees to bring their personal mobile devices to work and connect to company’s resources such as files and databases as well as their personal data and application. Cost saving is one of the top advantages a company may experience adopting itself to the BYOD policy since they’re not required to purchase expensive devices for their employees. Increased productivity mobile devices help employees to engage in their work while on the go

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    Sean Conway Professor Stevens WRT 102 Essay #2 Television: The Downfall of American Society Televisions have only been around since their debut in the middle of the 20th century and have since become a huge part of everyday life here in America. Originally having good intentions‚ the television and watching of television in the last couple of decades has changed greatly. The amount of time people spend watching their televisions has also changed in the sense that people spend much more

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    Harry Truman had to make one of the hardest decisions any President ever had to make. He had to decide whether or not to spare countless American lives at the expense of hundreds of thousands of Japanese and drop the two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It was his responsibility as the President to protect the US‚ but the death toll in Japan was so horrific that it really makes you wonder if it was worth the killing of all the innocent people‚ many of whom were women and children.

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    that money can buy happiness‚ unlike the misconception of most people in the world. In fact‚ wealth is a far cry from happiness. If you disagree with me‚ let’s look at the reasons for my stand. Firstly‚ one of the main gates to happiness is to stay healthy. Maybe some people think that when one is rich‚ he can be healthy or it does not matter even if they have diseases because these rich men have lots of money to pay their medication. This is totally wrong. Good health is acquired from a healthy

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    In the essay “Bring Back Flogging‚” the author Jeff Jacoby discusses the flaws of imprisonment‚ today’s punishment for criminals. Published in the Boston Globe in 1997‚ the essay’s purpose was not only to address the problems of locking up criminals‚ but also to suggest a hypothetical solution or alternative to a prison sentence. In order to completely understand Jacoby’s essay‚ “Bringing Back Flogging‚” it is essential to analyze his thesis‚ purpose‚ methods or strategies‚ and persona beforehand

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