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    MUTSAKA T‚ A. 209915633 SESSION 2 CASE STUDIES A Tale of Two Entrepreneurs 1. Pros and Cons of Running a Small Business | PROS | CONS | * Independence | * Earning less | * Putting own ideas into action | * Working harder | * Creating work for yourself | * Still being under a big organization | * More freedom | * No negotiation power | * Individuality | * Uncertainty of success | * Challenging | * Risky‚ less security | * Flexibility

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    Dynamic, Static Ip

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    finding the IP address is what ultimately allows you to connect. Now creating a router to router connection you are going to want your IP addresses to stay the same. Basically the difference in a static IP and a dynamic IP is that one IP stays the same and the other changes based off of a time limit. A static IP will always remain the same address. A dynamic IP will constantly change. This is beneficial because it slows attempts at unauthorized access to your network. In order for somebody to connect

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    Character Analysis – “The Tell-Tale Heart” “The Tell-Tale Heart” is a gothic fiction short story written by Edgar Allen Poe. It follows the tale of a crazed Killer‚ as he plots the demise of the old man he lives with. He is mentally and physically ill‚ and cannot seem to tell the difference between the ‘real’ and the ‘unreal’ aspect of the story. Driven by obsession‚ and the constant denial of being a ‘madman’‚ the character proves to be a perverse‚ calculating and attentive character whose morals

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    This is my assignment for the short story “Two Kinds” The main character is Jing-mei that is forced to play piano by her mother. The mother wants her daughter to be a prodigy. The mother is fascinated by the American dream. She thinks that you need to work your way up. However‚ Jing-mei do not want to be someone else. She cannot play piano. She says that it would not happen. She only wants to be herself. The mother hire a professional pianist that should teach her daughter to play piano. Some

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    New Jack City The film I chose to watch was New Jack City. This was the tale of Nino Brown‚ a New York City drug dealer who rose to prominence during the crack epidemic. Scotty Appleton is the detective who is tasked with stopping Nino Brown by going undercover to work in Nino’s drug cartel. During the movie Nino Brown starts off as a small time drug dealer and eventually becomes the kingpin of the city. Scotty Appleton eventually brings the entire drug operation down and Nino Brown is killed

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    ESSAY ON CANTERBURY TALES – BY GEOFFREY CHAUCER (c. 1343 – 25 October 1400) Introduction on the Author: Geoffrey Chaucer was an English Author‚ Poet‚ Philosopher‚ Beaurocrat and Courtier. Though he has authored many books he is best remembered for his frame narrative of The Canterbury Tales. Introduction on the Canterburry Tales and a short Summary: The Canterbury Tales‚ written in the 14th century is a collection of short stories. The frame tales are set in Spring in England (April)

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    includes underlying life lessons. According to Foster’s article‚ Every Trip Is A Quest‚ a quest narrative contains questers‚ a place to go‚ challenges and trials‚ a stated reason to go‚ and a real reason‚ self-knowledge. The video game‚ Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons‚ succeeds in using the quest narrative by implementing subconscious life lessons with every challenge that the brothers encounter in order to achieve the ultimate goal. Video games with quest narrative have become very popular because they

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    Once I finished reading the Tell Tale Heart‚ I was almost positive that the main character had lost his mind completely. Throughout the story‚ the narrator desperately tries to convince readers that he is not insane‚ but drops little hints throughout the story that he has a mental illness‚ it is possible to see that he may have schizophrenia. The Tell-Tale Heart is about a man who decides to murder an old man to get rid of his pale blue eye. Throughout the story‚ he believes that the eye is a danger

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    As a network administrator for a company‚ you want to configure an IP route between two routers. Of static and dynamic routing‚ which is more appropriate?          Explain your answer in 200 to 300 words. I think that the best routing choice for this would be a static IP; this is because for a company you may want to have the ability to check the log for problems. Using a dynamic IP would mean that the people that logged on to their device would be almost invisible because they could

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    The Narrator of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart‚” if a real person‚ and not a fictional protagonist of a story‚ would stand as testament to how insanity results in an extreme reliance on one’s own self‚ causing any reliance on logic or other people‚ to fly out the window. This clear picture of an insane man’s complete self-reliance is witnessed by the readers of the “Tell-Tale Heart”‚ as we see the narrator’s murder story unravel. We witness as the narrator tells of how he became more and

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