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    Novels create a second life. When we read novels, we often feel transported to another world. This “world” is basically a figment of our imagination that we believe to a re-enactment of the novel. Like the erotic novel, Fifty Shades of Grey, most of us can agree that it has, in some way, put a scenario in our minds of what we believe the book to be about. I had a strong connection to the fictional character, Anastasia Steele. Despite our difference in gender, we shared personal traits. The novel…

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    Insecurities Effects on People Everyone has insecurities. No matter how infallible someone may seem, even though their confidence never seems to wane; they have an insecurity. A person can be insecure about anything there are no restrictions, but of course there some more common examples of insecurities in people. These insecurities include things such as weight, height, family members, and many more. These insecurities come from society 's expectations, peers, family members and even things…

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    She becomes corrupt when she applies worldly values to spirituality. Her insecurities lead her to create a false version of herself thus leading her to create a false world around her. Each person Ruby judges is a form of her own projection and displacement of her insecurities. Ruby Turpin’s self-centered and self-proclaimed attitude, reveal her racist and classist view of religion. Her repetitive and artificial praise of…

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    Along with his insecurities, the individual tends to be more reckless in his methods of obtaining power because his desire for more power is more intense. More specifically, when the boys start to fear the island. For example, when Ralph and Piggy approach the shore they…

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    Alice Walker’s “Everyday use” focuses on the theme ‘valuing the past, and one’s family’. Like Dee, or should I say ‘Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo,’ valuing the past and our family may be challenging. This is because at times in our lives, our past and family becomes so common to us like ‘everyday use’ of items, that we often take them for granted. Everyday Use takes place in the 1960’s in the narrator’s yard and house. She wasted no time and went into details about the setting. She explained that…

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    however that is not necessarily the case. Depending on whose lens one chooses to view the events through, there are many takes on the true meaning of the short story but personally the one take that seems true of both characters revolves around insecurities with physical bodies. “A Story about the Body” does truly give the reader much to mull over with regards to emotions and analysis of both the painter’s body and the composer’s reaction and behavior towards her body. Robert Hass transforms a…

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    positioning to serve as a lucid expression of the descending entrapment of her life’s decisions. Emma’s positioning refers to any bodily movement, expression or posture. These positionings reveal her various feelings of fear, desperation, seduction, and insecurity. These feelings appear through decisions she makes, situations in which she places herself, and directions she leads her life which reveal the downward spiral. Emma’s physical actions and postures depict inward fear as her posture in…

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    World Wide Web was invented, its primary purpose was to make sharing of research between universities and other facilities easier and more reliable (The birth of the web). At the time, the only need for security was who had access to those specific computers. As time went on and more sites started popping up, the need for greater security became apparent. The information that could be transferred was evolving and the things you could do with that info was too. With executables being sent out…

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    What Is Cyber Security?

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    Running head: Technology and Cyber-security Technology and Cyber-security 7 Technology and Cyber-security Name: Institution: Course: Tutor: Date: Introduction Cyber security has become a serious trade-off, a tag of war technical war between the defender and the attack. The vast changes in technology affect both; defenders are using technology to fend off attackers, and attackers employing the same technology to get away with the defenders? scope of defection. In the present…

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    Cyber Security Issues

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    Computer security also known as cyber security or information technology security is a extremely concerned topic in 21st century in every country and domain with increasing frequent data threats and information leakage. According to 2012 cyber attacks statistics [1] , every month, more than 70 attacks without unknown threats occurred all of the world in 2012 and in June that year, the record exceeded 120. For example, a significant hacking issue reported by BBC News online was that in 2007,…

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