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    William Hall

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    received British and Turkish medals for his work during this campaign. After the Crimean War‚ Hall was assigned to the receiving ship HMS Victory at Portsmouth‚ England. He then joined the crew of HMS Shannon as Captain of the Foretop. It was his service with Shannon that led to the Victoria Cross. Shannon‚ under Captain William Peel‚ was escorting troops to China‚ in readiness for expected conflict there‚ when mutiny broke out among the sepoys in India. Lord Elgin‚ former Governor General of Upper Canada

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    Semiotics mindmap

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    New information = low credibility Technical: Not accuracy of decoding Social: for small audiences Fiske (2011: 9) “maximum unpredictability” More or less entropic  highly entropic 6. Shannon and Weaver’s model of communication Fiske (2011: 6) Shannon and Wearver (1949) Process school. A linear process. Encoding / decoding 7. Figure: Messages and meanings Fiske (2011: 4) Fiske: messages and meanings Semiotic school. A triangular process. Interaction

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    Ruby Ridge

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    anything. Techniques like entrapment‚ bullying‚ and changing the rules of engagement of field missions are all used to achieve these goals set by the government. The Ruby Ridge incident is a perfect example of the abuse of federal power. Randall Weaver‚ his wife Vicki‚ their two children Sara and Sammy and their adopted son Kevin Harris were not ordinary mainstream Americans. Their extremist right wing views led them to seek refuge from mainstream society in the remote hilltops of Ruby Ridge‚ near

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    In the first part of the book‚ John Weaver‚ gives background information‚ which leads up to the event. Weaver talks about how the Texans felt when it came to the 25th Infantrymen arriving at Fort Brown. Instead of being rather accepting of the arrival of a US battalion‚ the townspeople were racist stating‚ “ The colored fellows will have to behave themselves or we will get rid of them.”(22) Weaver goes on to explain other racial prejudices the soldiers faced at Fort Brown. The town’s bars‚ which

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    management is an important aspect of business‚ but many companies fail to find the middle ground of incorporating project management and keeping costs down (Shannon‚ 2004). The article discusses a guide that was created by the Project Management Specific Interest Group (GoPM) as a tool for companies to use when incorporating project management (Shannon‚ 2004). Understanding the principles and purposes of project management are crucial to having a successful project management team. Equally important

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    Popcorn Experiment

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    will be compared out of the many. These two brands of popcorn are Pop Secret and Pop Weaver. Pop Secret is a better brand of microwave popcorn‚ because it has been around longer‚ and it is a better known brand with a good reputation. Materials: 1 bag of pop secret 1 bag of pop weaver Ruler Four paper towels Methods: 1. In this experiment two types of popcorn were obtained. (Pop Secret and Pop Weaver) 2. A criteria was then made to determine which properties would be examined‚

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    used to support the satire by making it appear as if the character‚ Grace Weaver‚ has actually read the book but in reality has not. The way that Weaver reacts to the cliffs notes about Of Mice and Men by Steinbeck‚ one would usually expect that she read through the novel and not only understood it but connected to it. However‚ Weaver did not read the novel at all and only read through cliffs notes of it. In the article Weaver says “I’m also going to find that book about rabbits that George was always

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    getting an education? Shannon was faced with more humiliation and threats than the boys in the school could ever imagine. “Then‚ as they turned back to the house‚ they saw that across the white porch columns and along the siding of the house‚ the words‚ “Bitch‚” “Dyke‚” “Whore‚” and “Lesbo” (Faludi 94). The Citadel Cadets were criticizing Shannon Faulkner because she wanted to be accepted. It just so happens that all the terms they used all categorized her as a man. Shannon could speak‚ act and dress

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    I’m definitely not known for being a home run hitter." I answered. Shannon replied‚ "How many years have you been playing baseball?" "I have been playing travel baseball the past six or seven years. I also played varsity basketball last year as a freshman so the transition to varsity baseball has been very smooth for me." I said. Shannon then asked‚ "Do you plan on playing baseball in college?" I responded excitingly‚ "I would love to play baseball

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    Case Study # 401

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    Case Study # 401 A number of issues are exposed in this case study that address human relationships in the workplace‚ effective leadership‚ teamwork and followership. This case study is an attempt to identify and recommend ways to improve these relationships. From the information that has been presented‚ I believe that a lack of skills in managing the situation and a lack of experience in working successfully at senior levels in organization resulted in a failure to keep up with corporate

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