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    Edward Teller

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    "What we should have learned is that the world is small‚ that peace is important and that cooperation in science... could contribute to peace. Nuclear weapons‚ in a peaceful world‚ will have a limited importance." Edward Teller in CNN interview [1] Edward teller is a popular theoretical physicist‚ practically known as “the father of hydrogen bomb‚” was a Hungarian-born American. He was born during January 15‚ 1908 and died during September 9‚ 2003. Teller immigrated to the United States in the

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    The Melian Dialogue This is the debate between two Athenians councils regarding the fate of Melians: Diomedes and Nikolaos whose perspectives are somewhat represented all Athenians’ thinking. While Diomedes is aggressive and pro-war‚ Nikolaos remains caution and in favor of the Melians proposal. Here is the debate: Diomedes: We need to prepare our ships. Melian needs to be taught a lesson! Nikolaos: Why do we to attack Melian? They have always been neutral city. They are not our enemy

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    Edward snowden

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    Edward sownden is the most wanted man in the world. Edward use to work for the government‚ now he works for the public trying to protect are right to privcy. Edward decided to reveal top secret details of the domestic surveillance being conducted by US intelligence services. “While working at the NSA’s Oahu office‚ Snowden began noticing government programs involving the NSA spying on American citizens via phone calls and internet use”.()” Snowden began copying top-secret NSA documents while at work

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    What is ethics all about?

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    establishing the sovereign rights of the people to require that their will be done Legal sanctions keeps the public official in line with the citizen’s will rather than guided by self-interest and greed 3. Provides a lesson for public officials on what they must not do Cons of Ethics legislation 1. Lacking specific reference to a particular situation Interpretation of the law for particular situations is problematic and depends on precedents set by previous cases and knowledge Well-intentioned

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    Right To Serve Campaign

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    Voluntary Aid Detachments‚ VAD. Women in the VAD had only basic first aid training and were not paid‚ so they tended to come from wealthy families. Women worked beside the husbands for the first time in history The Right to Serve procession made the government change their minds about women working as this was the only way to keep up production‚ whilst The Sexual Qualification Act actually allowed women to work in the same jobs as men. In 1919 Oxford allowed women to study degrees for the first time.

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    What was the original purpose of NATO? In which ways has NATO "reinvented" itself in the post-cold war world? Suggestions: Concise coverage of NATO + CW Belief of many politicians that NATO had become redundant re: end of CW How NATO has defied this prediction Eg expansion of NATO -> PFP -> NATO+Russia Kosovo 9/11 Afghanistan At present two important formal alliances dominate the international security scene. By far the most powerful is the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

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    edward scissorhands

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    trained in from a young age‚ Edwards problem is that he isn’t used to this. He has to be taught all these things. Each group of friends and family has little expectations . Edward has a lady who comes Edward and Othello are treated really well until they provide an advantage to society‚ once this benefit is complete these people are thrown out like trash. Still a delineation between a man and a woman. Othello just expects her to obey him no matter what. Edward is not believed when he says

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    Response: Serve or Fail

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    The article Server or Fail‚ by Dave Eggers of The New York Times presents a very interesting take on college students and their free time. Eggers believes that colleges should institute a service requirement for students to graduate. Due to his college experience he considers college students to have too much spare time‚ which is wasted on silly electives or just wasted. With this surplus of time students should contribute to the community around themselves to develop intellectual tools that will

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    through sensitive personal data. While going through large sets of personal information‚ the National Security Agency would come across private pictures and would then spread the photos. This was done for a number of women. By notifying the public‚ Edward Snowden’s actions came with repercussions so severe that he fled the country and was granted asylum by Russia. The government has been quietly watching the public closely for years by means of smart phones and security cameras. Those invasive technologies

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    Edward Sci

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    The texts that we watch can be categorized into various genres. The film Edward Scissor Hands is a contemporary archetype of the gothic genre exploring themes such as unrequited love‚ human creation and societal rejection. Set In America in the 1980s by which a lonely creation named Edward is adopted into a small town whose cruelty serves to isolate him further‚ a clear example of a gothic text. We can see a clear link between the gothic genre and this film through the use of various gothic elements

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