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    Falcon 9 Airplane Failure

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    every Falcon launch is called the “static fire” test. During this test, rocket is completely fueled and the engines are ignited for approximately 1 second. On this failure, the rocket was being fueled in preparation for a static fire test when out of nowhere the rocket exploded. The explosion destroyed the rocket and badly damaged the launch pad. If SpaceX wants to keep their status with NASA and continue as a chosen candidate for the CCP, the company will have to figure out why the Falcon 9…

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    The ‘Hound of the Baskerville’ and The ‘Maltese Falcon’?, which she disagrees with due to its broadness of the topic. She recommends discussing justice between the two texts instead of immorality, which I found is difficult to focus, especially with the amount of research I’ve completed so far. We later found that the research question, To what extent are the moralities of the central characters in ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’ and ‘The Maltese Falcon’ comparable?, is more specific in a way that I…

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    In the opening scene of The Maltese Falcon, Wonderly is presented as a “knock out” and pleads with Spade to help find her strayed sister. This bogus request leads to the death of Archer and Thursby. Wonderly’s mysterious aura and alluring characteristics leads Sam Spade to invest in her case…

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    When analyzing cause and effect within a story, you always find the author asking the questions, who, what, where, when, why and how. In Maltese Falcon by Danshiell Hammett, in the beginning of the story you are given two main characters that are important to the whole plot of the book: Brigid O’Shaughnessy the woman claiming to be looking for her “missing sister” and Detective Spade the man trying to find out who killed his partner. During the whole novel the author gives you clues that point…

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    Ricardo Falcon left Fort Lupton to attend a meeting in El Paso, Texas on Aug 30, 1972 in which is well known as Labor Day weekend. On their trip, the two-car caravan that Ricardo and his fellow associate was in separated near Alamogordo, New Mexico. During this time he stopped to attempt cool down his car in Orogrande, New Mexico, with water at a gas station being quickly denied the water by the gas station owner Perry Brunson because water was considered too expensive and that it would be a…

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    The stories “Federigo’s Falcon” by Giovanni Boccaccio in addition to “The Pardoner’s Tale” by Geoffrey Chaucer are both frame stories written in the same era. Both authors’ place several themes in each work which are prevalent plus can be seen in today’s world in many aspects of life. But the theme that unites both authors along with their stories together would be that of the importance of a union. In “Federigo’s Falcon” and “The Pardoner’s Tale” both authors employ the element of irony to…

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    and romance to a dark situation. It is often considered a noir film because if this darkness, but it’s lightheartedness, along with other elements, keeps it from falling into the gloomy genre. Released only a year apart, Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon share multiple commonalities, which fuels the debate over whether or not Casablanca is a noir film. The most obvious similarity between the two is the three actors who star in both films, Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre, and Sydney Greenstreet. By…

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    The true film noirs used iconology to express the depth of the control and power these women held. Long hair, jewelry, and cigarettes are few examples of the icons used to highlight sexuality. The image of the women were created through their looks and dress codes. For instance, there is a strong emphasis on the eyebrows for the femme fatales’ makeup. Eyebrows play an important role in defining facial expressions. A high arc eyebrow suggests a strong and firm look. When paired with deep red…

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    In “The Maltese Falcon”, one can identify how Effie Perine, Iva Archer, and Brigid O’Shaughnessy have an important role in the novel and have an impact in Sam Spade’s role as a detective. They all have similar and distinguish characteristics, from appearance to personality and one may infer that these women have been influenced over the flapper era. In this novel, the author does a phenomenal job using these three women to symbolize the true meaning of the roaring 20s. Iva Archer is married to…

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    Although there is no specific crime data for Conley Terminal or the Black Falcon Cruise Terminal, the number and type of crimes perpetrated in South Boston is staggering. In a one month period (12-Sep-16 to 12-Oct-16), South Boston experienced 105 incidents of criminal activity including 27 incidents of theft, 17 incidents of vandalism and 16 assaults. While crime analysis is important, it is not a primary concern for port security professionals. According to Ron Catudal, crime analysis is…

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