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    Bean Trees

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    the stewardess‚ even when she was giving life saving instruction should the plane experience difficulties. When the same message was pre recorded on VHS and played on the screen‚ the passengers responded positively and gave their full attention. I can call myself guilty for not listening to the flight attendant when she is giving instructions on how to save my life. I am usually sitting in my seat preparing my music‚ looking out the window‚ and getting comfortable for the long ride ahead. Another

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    question “can machines think?” is almost impossible. This paper discusses Alan Turing’s philosophy on the subject as well as modifications to his Turing Test for general intelligence. The Turing Test proves that a machine is intelligent but fails to demonstrate that a machine is not intelligent. Therefore‚ a series of test that analysis different forms of intelligence should be used instead. Since the word “think” can be assigned several meanings‚ Turing argues that the question “can machines think

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    In June 5th‚ 1947‚ Marshall declared a famous speech in Harvard University. The idea of providing economic aid to the all Europe came on the scene. Between 1948 and the end of 1951‚ United States channeled $12.3 billion aid to Western Europe including grants‚ loans and in-kind transfer. The effects of Marshall Plan are all-encompassing‚ for example‚ contributing to the cold war‚ helping the recovery of European economy and European integration. Someone called in question about its necessity‚ someone

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    The Bean Trees

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    Throughout the novel‚ Kingsolver focuses on family as a major theme. Taylor ends up with Turtle‚ and together they form a family. When they move in with Lou Ann and her son‚ their family grows. Neither Taylor nor Lou Ann can afford much; by sharing expenses‚ they help each other survive difficult times. Lou Ann considers Taylor and Turtle family because they’d "been through hell and high water together" and because they know "each other’s good and bad sides‚ stuff nobody else knows." Taylor and Lou

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    Donald Marshall Jr.

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    Donald Marshall Jr. Story In Nova Scotia‚ Sydney there was a man by the name of Donald Marshall. Donald Marshall was 17 years old‚ and at that time it was hard to earn money and or find a job‚ especially for a First Nation’s person. Donald’s father at most got food and supplies rather then money as a earning. His father installed drywall in houses or buildings as a career. Donald supported his father sometimes as well. His mother was a cleaner at the hospital‚ but soon became a house maid.

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    John Marshall Analysis

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    we viewed a documentary of John Marshall and his power of making the supreme court the powerhouse that it is today. John Marshall is displayed through some of the big supreme court cases such as Marbury verse Madison‚ McCullough verse Maryland‚ and Dred Scott verse Stanford. Being the fourth chief justice of the United States‚ Marshall was known for establishing the courts right to exercise a judicial review. The film did a great job showing the court cases Marshall was involved with in which were

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    the Central Government As the United States Chief Justice‚ John Marshall changed several governmental standards. These standards include the change in the judicial system and strengthening the central government. “As man whose political doctrines led always…to strengthen government at the expense of the people‚” this quote states that Marshall’s goal was only to improve the federal government at the expense of the states. Marshall had served at Valley Forge and had been impressed with the drawbacks

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    The Bean Trees Analysis

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    The night-blooming cereus only makes an appearance once a year during‚ as the name suggests‚ the nighttime. This “silvery and mysterious” (Kingsolver 250) sounding name is just one example of the rich world Barbara Kingsolver creates in The Bean Trees. The cereus is more than just a flower. Its blossom symbolizes a pivotal moment in the book‚ the departure of Taylor and her new friends in pursuit of a better life. The way Kingsolver creates these connective moments is one of her defining qualities

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    Alan Sugar and Ben

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    also how gender can affect speech. The clip is of a board room where two men and two women are speaking. Sir Alan Sugar is in charge and the other three people‚ Yasmina‚ Paula and Ben‚ are being questioned to see who will be fired. Sir Alan Sugar is the first person to talk in the clip and so he will be analysed first. Sir Alan is in charge and it is up to him what will happen with the people in the room. The three people show that he has the most power by addressing him as “Sir Alan” every time they

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    Alan Horn Characteristics

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    The textbook Essentials of Contemporary Management includes the article “More Action‚ Less Drama at Disney” by Ben Fritz. He writes about the changes since Alan Horn took over Disney’s Studios. Horn’s personality traits can be seen in multiple areas such as extraversion‚ agreeableness‚ conscientiousness‚ and openness to experience. First‚ extraversion‚ being part of such big organization‚ currently worth close to $180 billion and with 180‚000 employees (Walt Disney Co. Quote)‚ requires a level of

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