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    Past‚ Present‚ and Future of UNIX By CIS 155 UNIX Operating System March 4‚ 2012 Abstract In the beginning‚ two men Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie in 1969 created an operating system that still has potential and relevance in today’s ever changing computer world‚ that operating system is called UNIX. I will be going over the past and present of UNIX and will also tell on how I feel about the future of UNIX. In the past‚ UNIX‚ a dominant operating system which pioneered the future of operating

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    Descriptive grammar Describes the rules that govern what people do or can say LING 200 -- McGarrity 9 Prescriptive rules “Don’t end a sentence w/ a preposition!” “Don’t split infinitives!” “Don’t use double negatives!” Clip: “The State of American” http://www.pbs.org/speak/speech/correct/ LING 200 -- McGarrity 10 Descriptive rules Phonological: In English‚ the sounds [rt] can end a word‚ but not begin it e.g.‚ art‚ *rta (‘*’ = ungrammatical) Syntactic: In English‚ adjectives

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    history of the United States it is amazing to think that it has only operated under two different constitutions. The first was the Articles of Confederation beginning March 1‚ 1781 and then the Constitution on June 21‚ 1788. After only seven years‚ the Articles were analyzed and re-written by a lot of the same people who constructed them. The Articles of Confederation created the national Congress. The Congress consisted of one single chamber. At this time there were 13 states and each had one representative

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    Automatic alerts and/or alarms are a system that converts information on the progress of a monitored process or the condition of a monitored system into a signal suitable for human perception. Generally light or sound signals are used‚ for example‚ the flashing of a lamp‚ the ringing of a bell‚ or the sounding of a siren. Use of alarms has made a significant impact on nursing as we know it‚ by alerting clinicians that something wrong with patients or alarming nurses that something is in need of our

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    Weapons of Mass Destruction: The Past‚ Present‚ and Future Outline I. Intro-Weapons of mass destruction have been a forceful weapon for any country to have and a danger for all on earth. II. Background Information a. Development of WMD b. Uses During WWII And Effects c. Development From WWII-Present III. Modern/Future Weapons a. What We Have Today b. What We Are Developing IV. Conclusion Throughout thousands of years mankind has developed and

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    the consequences of the things he does. Doctor cares only for himself‚ puts his experiments before his fiancé‚ and later when the monster kills her‚ he brings her back to life‚ regardless of her feelings on the matter. Second theme is a love theme between Elizabeth and Victor Frankenstein. His seemingly lunatic experiments turn out to be all for the sake of one belief which is that people deserve to live out their lives in the company of those they love. In this movie‚ the creature is treated like

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    Difference And Similarity In Culture ~Edo and Meiji‚ in terms of cultural history~ 』 Do you like your own culture? People often say “culture is a symbol of our country.” I agree with this opinion‚ for I think culture helps the people learning about foreign country to understand what the country is. Then‚ how has our own culture been formed? Needless to say‚ culture has the long-term history‚ which gives the office to us to understand how it was formed. Today‚ I plan to talk about Japanese

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    The Judicial branches are separated into three departments or branches and are disclosed to separate bodies of magistracy. The branches are divided in three‚ which are legislature‚ executive‚ and judicial system. The most powerful among the three branches of government in Texas is the legislature. Though‚ none of the three branches are particularly strong. When described what branch is the strongest than others‚ the legislature branch is described as the strongest. Conversely‚ just like the other

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    Have you ever just stop to think about the first ever president and the president now?. Well i have and i always just thought about the similarities and differences about George Washington and Barack Obama. i am going to be talking about the similarities and differences between Barack Obama and George Washington. Obama thanked Bush‚ he used to talk about the problems and talking about equality. President obama said that we are together as a country threw bad and good. President Barack Obama‚ he

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    Art is like a fractured mirror that reflects the society in which it was created. This reflection is a mosaic of images constructed by the artist’s own perceptions which in turn are determined by the values and attitudes‚ especially the fears and insecurities in his or her own contemporary society. The responder also has to acknowledge his or her own door of perception‚ as this would affect their interpretation of the art. This is especially evident in texts like Brave New World which are designed

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