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    Can you recall a poem that use collision sounds Answer- jingle bells Write your own story using the letter bank of onomatopoeia sounds below. Draw a cartoon strip using the sounds to depict your story Ouch, click, pitter patter, thump, whisper, whizz, cheep, chortle, arf, neigh, purr, chug chug, honk, tick tock, zoom, snip, rat a tat tat, cuckoo Invent your own onomatopoeia words of the following Trees swaying in the wind Children playing in the ground Piano playing Different Jungle sounds…

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    Internet Neutrality

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    The Internet Served Equally Growing up in a world where the ability to access various kinds of information at the touch of a finger is possible, one can imagine a life fulfilled with numerous opportunities to learn and be entertained. Of course, to many individuals, this is often referred to as the “Internet” and its practicality is often taken for granted. However, that freedom to equally access all public content on the Internet, commonly referred to as net neutrality, has been jeopardized in…

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    In this new generation computers are becoming more of a necessity. On the World Wide Web there are all kinds of obstacles people are faced with that can lead to favorable or vicious consequences. Hacking is steadily growing as a worry for many and this is why the United States has to slow it down at any cost. With identities, financial accounts and other private information being stolen daily, people are looking towards the government for protection. Over the years the government has spent…

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    Interstellar Regulations: Any stowaway discovered in an EDS shall be jettisoned immediately following discovery. TP, p. 25 One may ask, how could a EDS pilot not detect a beautiful youthful girl entering his cruiser? Marilyn, an innocent eighteen year old with sky blue eyes in those mesmerizing vegan gypsy sandals. Marilyn appeared to innocently ponder on a EDS that seemed solid and safe like the Earth. Unknowingly, she was only an innocent stoway that would eventually be executed and sacrificed…

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    created “I’m surprised you didn’t come here sooner”. He also portrays his ‘proper’ and professional manner through stating “I’m afraid that’s against my jurisdiction” – articulating each word to emphasise his prim nature and how he will not break protocol making him appear more mechanic and devoid of emotion because he would not even break the rules to see his ‘son’ live longer. Roy’s demands appear far simpler and less intellectually crafted. Instead he shares, in a deadly quiet voice, “I want…

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    Advances in technology impact many people across the world. These advances have never been greater than in this past century. This technology has proven exceedingly valuable for many children and especially for handicapped people. Assistive technologies are meant to help people in their primary functional tasks. For example, wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and canes are assistive technologies for mobility; related products include lifts on vehicles and portable ramps. More people are using…

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    Symmetric Cryptography In every work station, there is a key which encrypts the data whenever shared it over the internet to another work station. Sender encrypts the data and sends it to another computer. Receiver decrypts the code with the same key. The main problem here is not with the data, but with the distribution of key. There are some problems with key sharing. In case you 're ready to give that key safely, Will the key can keep the full data safely? Each individual whom need to have…

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    Tap, tap, tap my computer repeats, resonating softly in concordance with my fingers. I’m using my computer as a way to command my thoughts and translate it into code so that my eyes can visually conceptualize my ideas. I write in a coding language called Python, which is openly available to anyone who can use the hypertext transfer protocol available on all personal computers dating back to the introduction of IBM’s 3270 terminal emulator. Ever since I was ten years of age, I have been…

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    uncouple his own doubts about Roger from the urge to bore deeper into Roger’s psychic dilemma. He went a step further and called the NeuroScientia Lab, reaching Margarita Mason and he shared information with her—without violating conventional research protocol—on Roger’s mental issues. “As you know, research money is hard to come by, and human subjects can be a bit dicey legally,” Margarita said frankly. “But if Roger lived in Bethesda, NSL could work with him.” Mr. Lasso rang Roger up again…

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    By 1944, Nazi Germany’s path to victory was no longer certain. The country had suffered heavy bombing and numerous military setbacks, including the Allied landing at Normandy. With the Allies growing ever closer to Berlin, and to victory, Nazi officials were beginning to see that defeat was on the cards. To voice such opinions however, would be treason. In spite of this, the German Resistance was forming- a small pocket of military personnel and officials with intent to eliminate the Führer and…

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