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    Why A Vinyl Wrapped Chain Link Fence Is A Good Choice For Your Backyard If you're trying to decide on the type of fence to install around your backyard, don't forget to consider vinyl wrapped chain link fencing. This type of fencing has advantages over other fencing materials, and it is an ideal choice for keeping pets and kids in the yard. Here are some of the benefits it offers. Eye Pleasing Appearance One of the big advantages of a vinyl wrapped chain link fence is that it blends in well…

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    I was impressed with what I read in regards to how USA Today used different marketing strategies during its history in order to become the current leader in national leadership in total circulation for a newspaper as of October 2013. The internet has made a significant impact on the distribution of media. There are several free online resources to get news and up to date information. One of the most affected areas has been in newspapers/journalism. There are many advantages in digital media…

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    Is The Book Actually Dying? As technology moves forward, we see more contents being digitized, such as newspapers, magazines, snail mail letters, music and most of all, books! There is a large number of e-books being published and sold online. Thus, the sales of e-books have risen to a point that it has surpassed the sales of tactile books. Although I disapprove of the digital hijacking of tactile books, but I have to agree that technology has to move forward and along with that, the way people…

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    It all began in 1900. Mr. Joseph F. Wagner, founder of J.F. Wagner Publishing Co., decided to start a magazine for the Catholic clergy in the U.S.A. He called it The Homiletic Monthly & Catechist, the name it carried until it was changed to the present name in 1919. In those days the format was simple: a sample sermon for each Sunday and Feast Day along with some aids for teaching catechism to children. It stayed that way until 1919. The first editor until 1916 was Msgr. William Brady of St.…

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    man-made structures and landscaping practices. For this reason, it is important to continually monitor the geological hazards that exist along the coast. One relatively new way to monitor landscape changes over time is by the use of three-dimensional (3D) mapping. Long-term changes can be seen by…

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    With the invention of the moveable type the creation of “cheaper” books changed the course of history. Many artisans went into the print making business and for better or worse we still have those means fonts and works to look back upon and gaze in awe in how they created such marvelous pieces. But none are looked upon with as much wonder and amazement then those of John Baskerville. Everything that Baskerville made screamed high quality from the type, to the design of the book, to even the…

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    dramatically. With all of these inventions comes something bigger and greater and we have all benefited from the inventions. The printing press invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1439 is one invention that has changed the world the most. In this paper, I will discuss and defend why the printing press was the most useful invention and still is to this day. I will discuss how the printing press was made and how it has changed the world through centuries. The literacy rate was high in northern…

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    The printing press may seem like an irrelevant tool and useless to the things we have today but it played a major role in the advances of our modern history. A printing press was obviously used as a faster alternative to make copies of important documents. To us the thought of painstakingly writing out every page of a book seems absolutely unnecessary and a pain. Before the printing press there were scribes that would copy each page of book neatly. Johannes Gutenberg a German craftsman using a…

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    The invention of printing/ press by Johann Gutenberg in the XV century was one of the events that completely changed the history of reading and the circulation of ideas worldwide. Gutenberg made his dream come true. After years of research and hard work, he took his hands assets in book form, printed with a unique and impressive technique, the press with movable type. The printing mold was not a new technique because of China and its gravure printing, but now, with the creation of Gutenberg…

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    emperors used to have their own copies of important text would later be known as brass rubbing and printing. By the 10th and 11th century, woodblock printing also known as the Diamond Sutra began to take place in China to publish the Confucian classics, works from the Buddhist and the Daoist, and the Standard Histories since the beginning of Siam Qian. Woodblock printing is a skill of printing text, images, or patterns and was heavily used in East Asia and came from China as a way to print…

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