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    The society of 1984 by George Orwell is a frightening one‚ what with there being only three countries‚ and the country of Oceania being ruled by one man‚ Big Brother. The government system is greatly based off of communism‚ which was a touchy subject at the time the book was written. Many people fear that our society has begun to edge closer to the society of 1984; however‚ this is not the case. Our society is not edging closer that of 1984’s because of the outlandish changes that would be necessary

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    spread disease. The type of catapult we built is a mangonel catapult. We like to call it RZYAACN (our names combined and it sounds cool). The catapult works through torsion‚ which is the tension caused when an object is twisted in one direction while the other end is motionless or twisted in the opposite direction‚ with equal and opposite torques at each end. Now to the construction of the catapult‚ we first had to decide which type we would build. We decided on the mangonel catapult because of its seemingly

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    How many bits are in a gigabyte? | 1 billion | How many bits are in a megabyte? | 1 million | Convert 00101010 to decimal. | 42 | What is the difference between a sector and a track? | A sector is part of a track | How many bits are in one hexadecimal digit? | 4 | How are voice communications converted to digital signals? | Audio is sampled at a high rate which is converted to binary numbers | What does it mean to compress a video file? | To decrease file size | In this url‚ http://www

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    obvious gothic theme‚ which is murder. The villain in “The Cask of Amontillado”‚ of course‚ is Montressor. He lured another man into his family’s catacombs‚ trapped him inside the wall‚ laid bricks and cement‚ and then set him on fire. It’s evil‚ dark‚ twisted‚ and a cruel way to die. However‚ Fortunado wasn’t so clean. He was extremely proud and foolish enough to get drunk with his enemy around‚ and then follow him into a dark‚ cold‚ and creepy place. Alcohol abuse is a recurring theme in Western gothic

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    RE: The Heiress and the Hacker [[Silva & Quix]] The brief thought that had flashed through Karl’s mind in regards to Blair Huntington had also led to another. That‚ as much as he’d love to spend the entire day ravaging the bitch until she could take no more‚ nor walk unaided after the brutal fucking‚ he had other responsibilities that he needed to attend to‚ and provisions to make for that night. If time allowed‚ once he’d completed those tasks‚ he could return to the Heiress before Sophie Scott

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    Flannery O’Connor Flannery O’Connor is known as one of the best short story authors. She successfully combines violence‚ religion‚ and grotesque into her short stories. She uses violence to take big actions and catch the attention of her audience. O’Connor was no doubt a dedicated Catholic‚ but in her stories she managed to apply multiple religions into her works (Nielson). O’Connor takes the word grotesque to a new level. She makes her characters bizarre by their physical and mental appearance

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    fascination with black culture‚ hated or not and this interest in seeing black culture from whites created a dynamic and twisted relationship. "Almost everything that occurs in African-American performance‚ on stage and in life‚ is somehow predicated upon and circumscribed by the minstrel trope- the love/hate contestation of the white-black exchange…" (Gottschild‚ 6). It becomes obvious the twisted relationship when Gottdchild later describes one of Rice’s most famous acts called the "Jump Jim Crow" based off

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    The Odyssey By Homer

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    Who does not want to read a great epic poem? I personally like to read a good story cuddled up with my blanked‚ tucked away in a tiny nook‚ and let my imagination run wild while I read; especially when it is cold and rainy outside. “The Odyssey” by Homer‚ is one of those epic poems no one can get enough of. Ancient Greek mythology seems to impress a vast majority of people up to this day in age. It does target a variety of readers. Homer‚ the author‚ created a master piece with this epic poem; The

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    The Effects of the Fall of Communism Communism: a way of organizing a society in which the government owns the things that are used to make and transport products and there is no privately owned property (merriam-webster). Since the dawn of civilizations the style of rule has always changed‚ be it a liberal way of having free people or having a ruling class. All societies have a basis for how to run the country‚ state‚ or city. Communism has lead the way for fairly long time. Originating in the

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    quiet and live with the mental and physical misery. Hawthorne depicts Dimmesdale’s face saying‚ “A writhing horror twisted itself across his features‚ like a snake gliding swiftly over them‚” (58). By describing his face with such vivid detail‚ it gives the reader a mental image of just how much this sin affects him. Hawthorne also uses a simile comparing how the writhing horror twisted itself around his face to a snake gliding to emphasize the treacherous conditions guilt has shown upon Dimmesdale

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