Summary of “Why Crush Them?” by Lawrence Lessig As the technological age has approached and developed the definition of creativity has broadly expanded. The editing and reordering of a song or movie is the art of which we call remixing. Lawrence Lessig recognizes remixing as an accessible‚ forbidden art in his essay “Why Crush Them?” Unfortunately laws‚ such as copyright laws‚ infringe on the creators thought and ability to publicly make their name with this form of art. Remixing‚ as an art
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Chapter 11: Will The Real Messiah Please Stand Up? 3. The Septuagint is the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament. How can it show that the prophecies about the coming Messiah could not have been written down during or after the life of Christ (See p. 143.) The Septuagint can show that prophecies about the coming Messiah could not have been written down during or after the life of Christ as it was translated 200 years prior to the birth of Christ. 4. Someone people claim Jesus deliberately
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Friar Laurence once a man of god: Now a assistance to Satan In William Shakespeare’s drama Romeo and Juliet‚ the person to blame for the deaths of both Romeo and Juliet is Friar Laurence. Throughout the drama‚ Friar Laurence makes not only one but three mistakes that all lead up to their deaths. He gave a hand crafted poison to Juliet‚ he trusted someone else with a letter of importance to deliver to Romeo‚ and he fled the scene at Juliet’s tomb‚ instead of trying to help her escape
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Romeo and Juliet is mostly known for the amount of love shown and the fact that it then turns into a tragedy. Romeo and Juliet were just two reckless teenagers who were persuaded by love. And in doing so‚ they trusted the wrong person. That person would be Friar Laurence. He can be one of those people who can be trusted with anything because he is a friar at a church. And if you’re a friar‚ you’re seen as someone who is holy and always trusted to do the right thing. And that ultimately shows that
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When an author creates a story that lasts through centuries and has been recreated in all types of entertainment‚ one has to ask why? Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is possibly most perfect example of this. In Lawrence Lipking’s essay “Frankenstein‚ the True Story; or‚ Rousseau Judges Jean-Jacques” he argues that Frankenstein is so popular‚ even today‚ because almost all the major ideas of the book are open to interpretation. This lets the reader take away from the book whatever he or she feels important
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used to educate high school students today. The article of "Will the Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up?" was written by an author truly questioning his existence. This article is embodied by three different points that truly reach out to the reader which is the author’s purpose‚ the authors point of view and the author’s use of rhetoric. To begin with‚ the author of the article "Will the Real Shakespeare Please Stand Up?” had a main purpose in which was to question his existence. He wanted to let
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Please Be Honest With Me Even If It Hurts Me". So many nights I sit all alone and and I think about you‚ wondering if you are ever thinking about me too. It is probably unrealistic to think that you might be thinking of me as much. In the silence of the night with the moonlight shining through my window the tears roll down my face because I care so much and in my heart I’m doubtful that you can feel the same. All I ever asked from you is that you give me honesty‚ even if hurts me. Oh so long ago
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In the play‚ ‘Romeo and Juliet’ by William Shakespeare‚ Friar Laurence is a man well-respected and trusted by his community. He is a loyal adherent to Romeo and gives wise advice to those who need it. This changes when Romeo requests that the friar discreetly marries both him and Juliet. Friar Laurence made a myriad of mistakes following the marriage of Romeo and Juliet‚ as he was trying to preserve their confidentiality. His mistakes inevitably led to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. During the
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Unjust Gains: Speeding Tickets Key to a City’s Economic Growth. COLL 300 Abstract Every year‚ thirty four million speeding tickets are issued in the U.S. That amounts to 93‚000 tickets per day‚ 3‚875 per hour‚ and 65 tickets per minute. Traffic tickets are big business as public and private companies via for their share of the very vulnerable but lucrative driving public. Everyday across the country police officers are out in full number armed with the very latest in speed detection
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Required Reading * Collis‚ D.J.‚ & Montgomery‚ C.A. (1995‚ July/August). Competing on resources: Strategy in the 1990s. Harvard Business Review‚ 73 (4). (Custom Textbook (2012)‚ Managing Strategy in the Global Marketplace. Chapter 21.) * Porter‚ M.E. (1996). What is Strategy? Harvard Business Review‚ 74 (6). In HBR’s 10 Must Reads on Strategy. (Custom Textbook (2012)‚ Managing Strategy in the Global Marketplace. Chapter 21.) * Stegmann‚ J (2009) Critical Thinking in Strategic
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