Computing platform Essays

  • Light and Darkness in The Scarlet Letter

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    Dimmesdale to repent in front of the town.  During the third scaffold scene, Dimmesdale is able to release his guilt about his crime and his lack of strength. He is also able to complete his obligation to accept the hands of Pearl and Hester on the platform from the second scaffold scene.  Through his confession, he creates a sense of reality for the entire town.  It can be clearly seen that what is created in the first scaffold is released in the second scaffold; while, the things created in

  • Fun and Murder in Lord of the Flies

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    made, the promise of "..having fun.." from Jack was too much for most of the boys, and that decision they made turned them into the bloodthirsty savages who murdered two innocent boys. In the beginning, when the boys first met and assembled at the platform, the conch was the symbol of power. The person holding the conch always had the attention of everyone. There was a leader, Ralph, who was elected by the  children. "Let's have a vote." "Yes!" "Vote for chief!" "Let's vote------" This represented

  • The Modernist Attributes of C.L.R. James’s Minty Alley

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    the small London press New Beacon Books. Because of its relative inaccessibility, this significant piece of Caribbean literature remains absent from the immediate consciousness of American readers and critics. In part, this article is intended as a platform to stage a recovery of this book, opening up a critical dialogue about the novel in order to develop a more comprehensive perspective about the genealogy of Caribbean fiction. The literary history of this region is too often thought to begin in the

  • My Life on the Stage

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    all lay frozen in the most awkward and uncomfortable positions. From the audience, it probably looked like someone had emptied a toy chest of rag dolls onto the stage. My face was pressed up against the cool, black platform and my right arm hung off of the downstage side of the platform. I could still feel the vibration of the chains on my limp fingertips. I lay there, staring into the infinite black curtain, listening to the sound of silence vibrating from wall to wall. No one moved--no babies cried

  • Ferry Ride

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    nowhere to sit and almost nowhere to stand. Only the ship’s officers ad a little space and this was on the bridge, which, along with the wheelhouse, was situated on a wooden platform erected over the engine-room. Here the captain of the vessel was in command. The bridge and wheelhouse were separated from the rest of the platform by a little wooden gate, secured only with a string catch.     5 The captain was distinguished from his fellow officers by his hat, a black felt trilby punched out into a

  • Leadership: Lord Of The Flies

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    the boys together in order to Dean 2 express ones ideas or opinions (Golding 12). However, Ralph is not the only boy on the island who is looking to lead the boys, and he finds that out when Jack marches his band members in a militant style to the platform where Ralph is deciding what needs to be done for their survival (Golding 15-16). Jack quickly became a cruel and dominating person who tries to impose fear onto the boys in order to gain his own control. This is evident when he begins opposing Ralph’s

  • Nonmarket Issues for HiMoney.com

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    investment knowledge to both regional and global investors. While the world is moving into Consumer Centric Economy, financial products in this new era become more fast changing, diversified and complex. HiMoney.com provides investors and analysts an open platform to exchange and cultivate investment ideas and return. Although HiMoney.com is an international company with three branches in China, USA and Taiwan at the present, its target market still aims at the Taiwanese around the world. Its entire employees

  • Scarlet Letter Consequences

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    with.  Hester had also been banished from town, and branded an outcast.  Even though she did not name her lover, so that he could be punished, he did not go unpunished. Reverend Dimmesdale had taken it upon him to stand on the same platform that Hester had, and he also whipped himself.  The whipping did not

  • A Comparison Of Birling Gaps And Eastbourne's Coastline

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    Photo of a wave cut platform and the lighthouse. Task Having completed my fieldwork, I am being asked to structure a report, which will attempt to challenge the hypotheses that state - 1. The pattern of beach material along the coastline reflects natural

  • Difference Between Logicall & Physical Design Of A Network

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    constitutes a logical design of a network. The first thing we know is that the logical design is, "The part of the design phase of the SDLC in which all functional features of the network chose for development are described independently of any computer platform." There are other ways to describe a logical network, but the one that comes to mind is how the network will be structured. Basically we are talking about all of the logical aspects of the network. According to Webopedia, "the logical topology is

  • Lord Of The Flies: Flames Of Determination

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    and held up the conch for silence," (Golding, 23)." The conch is mentioned and revered as one of the symbols of such power. As Ralph blows the conch, the others draw nearer, compelled to follow: "By the time Ralph had finished blowing the conch the platform was crowded," (Golding32). Piggy, however, was aware of the conch first, but Ralph was credited with its discovery and use. When it was first found, Ralph thought it was a stone in the water but Piggy saw it as the shell and explained what he knew

  • Malaysia and the original people

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    peoples around the world. “…how development and government programs in a developing country can affect indigenous peoples.” (Dentan, Endicott, Gomes, Hooker, p. ix) The reader should already know from the Forward and the Preface that the authors’ platform leans in favor of the Orang Asli. “We hope that once fair-minded people -in Malaysia and elsewhere-know about Orang Asli and their problems, they will want to help them.” (Dentan, Endicott, Gomes, Hooker, p. x) These “introduction” sections are an

  • Nintendo

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    While the Nintendo name is most closely associated with a video game platform (the NES), the company's real focus has always been the games rather than the platform. Herein lies the true distinction between Nintendo and its two larger rivals. Nintendo seeks to make good games. Microsoft and Sony seek to control a distribution channel. Nintendo is the only company among the three console makers that began life as an entertainment company - and it shows. Microsoft is known for software; Sony is

  • The Scaffold Scenes in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter

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    scaffold became the walk of death for many people before they were beheaded. A balcony or open gallery stood over the platform and was attached to the meetinghouse. During Hester’s punishment, the ministers and Governor sat in the gallery in order to question her. The scaffold was located at the “western extremity” of the market place, near the church. The scaffold was a raised platform made of wood and iron. Men and women who sinned would be forced on the scaffold, either for beheading or, in Hester’s

  • Riding The Train

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    It was a breezy day in the summer of 1985 and after spending a week visiting my grandparent’s home in Sebring, Florida, I prepared for my first train ride home. Recalling many old movies I’ve watched with tearful lovers embracing on rain-soaked platforms, I carefully chose my train-riding outfit: a simple, tailored white dress, a pair of lace gloves reaching only to my wrists and a braided straw hat complete with a thick red sash tied neatly around the crown with an exploding bow draping down behind

  • The Butcher Shop

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    Around noon on Thursday, my roommate and I walked drearily to the local slaughterhouse, or abattoir, where we would see a pig slaughter. The building we arrived at looked eerie on the school’s campus. The abattoir stood alone, next to the bullpen and at the end of a dirt road. We walked in and a female student greeted us and told us to put on an apron, a hairnet, and a hardhat. The room smelled of warm blood. There were five people in yellow aprons and white hardhats amiably working together

  • Black Panthers

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    created. Their platform and it’s ideals struck a chord with blacks across the country, especially in the inner cities of the north. The Panthers were able to organize and unite these blacks. This alarmed the federal government. They instituted many controversial, illegal programs of harassment, infiltration, and instigation which led to the deaths of many Panthers. From their inception, the Black Panthers were treated with disdain and contempt. The Panthers wrote out a platform called “What We

  • The Pentium Pro Processor Microarchitecture

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    the Pentium Pro microprocessor. This unique combination of architectural features, which Intel describes as Dynamic Execution, enabled the first Pentium Pro processor silicon to exceed the original performance goal. Building from an already high platform The Pentium processor set an impressive performance standard with its pipelined, superscalar microarchitecture. The Pentium processor's pipelined implementation uses five stages to extract high throughput from the silicon - the Pentium Pro processor

  • Representation of Christianity in Charles Dickens' Works

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    stories, instead of debating dogma.  Dickens was a devoutly religious man who used his medium to express not only his views of Christianity, but also his profound belief in its rehabilitating function in society.  He used his novels as a didactic platform to promote what he felt to be the proper moral solutions to social ills.  He believed the church had lost the masses but that fiction could recapture them, thus leading the way to what he believed was the moral and upright path. Dickens

  • The Scaffold's Power in Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter

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    understanding of the novel.  By beginning with the first, continuing with the middle, and ending with the last platform scene, we can gain a better understanding of this masterpiece. At the beginning of the book, Hester is brought out with Pearl to stand on the scaffold.  Here the scarlet letter is revealed to all.  Reverend Dimmesdale, Pearl's Father, is already raised up on a platform to the same height as Hester and Pearl; and Roger Chillingworth, Hester's lost husband, arrives, stands