Loudspeaker

Cambridge Christian School is going to court do defend their right to conduct a 30-second pregame prayer over a loudspeaker after the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) refused to let them do so during a championship in December. On Sep. 27, CCS sued the FHSAA over the latter’s alleged unlawful censorship of prayer and violation of the religious freedom of the Christian school’s players. First Liberty Institute will represent the school in the federal lawsuit, The Patriot Post…

do you know her phone number I said no to all but her name is Carolyn she got some people to settle me down and asked these guys in suits to find my mom and bring her here, they also asked one of them to get on the loudspeaker. and ask for a lady named Carolyn i could hear the loudspeaker inside the child lost and found. After some time the black suit guys came back with a lady with a little baby, I soon noticed this was my mom. I ran up to her and hugged her and said “i'm scared of getting…

the world trade center is on fire! “Oh no oh no oh no” I thought desperately “ can our hoses even reach that high up?” I was so scared, there was people just standing there watching the towers burn *ALL UNITS REPORT TO THE WORLD TRADE CENTER* the loudspeaker screeched that was my cue I had to go as fast as I could, sirens on and engine screaming I was off.After ten minutes of driving through the streets I finally made it to the world trade centers I started to spray the building as much as…

Effect processors - Reverb & Delay Also playing a role throughout all of this are the concepts of reverberation and delay. Reverberation and delay are two distinct and separate signal processes that are oftentimes erroneously assumed to be synonymous and interchangeable. This is due to the fact that they are closely related concepts but, in the end, also incredibly different. Delay is most commonly comparable to the concept of an echo. A delay is one or more distinct sound images and is the…

Then There Were None the speaker was also played across the house explaining that the guest had all killed someone and to make them all scared. However both houses had loud speakers both were used for different purposes in Christie's story the loudspeakers were used for a bad purpose but in Bradbury's they were used for a helpful…

Today, was the day I would ride on an airplane for the first time. I was so excited to ride in an airplane, but I was nervous that the plane would crash. Just the night before, an Asian airliner crashed and killed a few people. When I got to the airport I had to go through security, which wasn’t just a walk in the park. First, I had to go through scanning to make sure I didn’t have anything on me. Then, I had to take my carry-on and put it in a bin to see if there has anything in there and…

inside of a refugee camp may also explain her fear when she hears someone come over the loudspeaker. While in the camps there may have been a loudspeaker that delivered bad news, warned people to take cover, or warned that something bad was coming. It is possible too, that Belvie has a mild form of PTSD from these camps if they were so bad that she refuses to speak about and remember them, and if these loudspeakers scare her so easily and deliver to her such anxiety and…

McMurphy is the tragic hero portrayed in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. By being fundamentally good and displaying a flaw that leads to his downfall in the book, McMurphy easily fits between Aristotle’s definition of a tragic hero and the Modernist definition. McMurphy is a fundamentally good character, even though not noble of birth as stated in Aristotle’s definition of a tragic hero. McMurphy is full of personality, independent, and life affirming. In the beginning, he seems more…

systems have been breached! All buggers report to duty immediately! Our defense systems have been breached!” blared the loudspeakers repeatedly in my quarters, each message sending an echo down the narrow hallway leading to the other buggers’ quarters. What a perfect way to start the day. I am awoken at five-thirty in the morning by the sound of extremely high-pitched loudspeakers- just what I need! Ugh! I better go and find that awful Queen before she comes over here and yells at me for not…

Li-Young Lee’s “A Hymn to Childhood” flashes back to the Cultural Revolution in the People’s Republic of China, which took place from 1966 to 1976. During this time, the Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao Zedong was losing influence because of his failed policy, the Great Leap Forward, and so he wanted to reaffirm his power by starting a sociopolitical movement to eliminate his adversaries and other revisionists. Li-Young Lee infuses this past by including himself as the speaker who narrates…