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    One of the most well known, most destructive devices ever employed is the nuclear bomb. Developed by physicists working on the Manhattan Project in WWII, this atomic bomb is the equivalent of detonating thirty million pounds of TNT (Chow). Although these bombs have only been used twice in history during…

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    For Joel Talsma the majority of his time in Iraq was spent training local police forces and guarding detainees. His greatest threat was not direct combat, but IEDs or improvised explosive devices. Another difference is the amount of isolation the veterans had from the outside world. Since Carl Amundson was serving on a naval ship, he did not have daily contact with the outside world. On the other hand for Joel Talsma, part of his role when…

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    TI current strategy to focus in customer and involve earlier into customer’s product life cycle, differentiate itself with rivals. TI sales grow faster than industry average. The firm’s image and reputation grows stronger, TI profit margin increase and better than industry. The net profit and return on investment grow stably. The overall financial strength improves. TI can create the premium value to customer by providing additional service to help customer to solve issue and delivery when…

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    The Hurt Locker Theme

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    atrocities. The Hurt Locker gives the audience a movie that illustrates how war can be a drug. The high on adrenaline can pull soldiers into the fight permanently. Sergeant James is an adrenaline junkie, as he appears to have no regard for his own personal safety and jeopardizes that of his fellow comrades. The Film also sends a clear message about life and death situations on the front lines. Soldiers are as puppets to carry out contentious government agendas. These soldiers sacrifice their…

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    The New York Times finishes an update on Saturday’s bombing in New York by quoting an unnamed official, “We don’t understand the target or the significance of it,” the police official said. “It’s by a pile of Dumpsters on a random sidewalk.” It’s a valid question - why here? So often we’ve seen terrorist attacks (and this is a terrorist attack) take on symbolic importance: two of the largest buildings in New York, a concert, a football game, an airport. We understand the choice of target and…

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    just a year removed from living at home with my parents when I enlisted into the Army to work with communications. Perhaps I was delusional, thinking war would not be a dilemma for me so early in my career. This changed, when I became a driver in personal security detachment for my unit’s commander for our upcoming deployment. I never legitimately contemplated the thought of being in combat when I initially enlisted, consequently…

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    Freedom is a word that can be defined to every person in a different way. To all people though there is a way to feel freedom. To me, the definition of freedom is anyway a person wishes to express their emotions or feelings. It could be through playing an instrument, writing a story or simply talking. It’s not holding back from whatever it is that gives you the exhilarating and amazing feeling of being free. This goes along with the Merriam-Webster dictionary, which defines freedom as “the…

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    Eric Harris Research Paper

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    Eric Harris kept extensive documentation of his thoughts and plans on his website. Although it did not include his motives like his journal, the ‘blog’ included statements about his making of pipe bombs. The parents of Brooks Brown, Judy and Randy, notified the police of the website. Eric unintentionally gave law enforcement a written confession of his intent to kill, two years before the massacre (165). The actions of the police during this period seemed less urgent than it should have been…

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    Massachusetts, and the armed carjacking of a sport-utility vehicle in Boston’s Allston neighbourhood spurred speculation about a possible connection between those crimes and the marathon bombing. Police pursued the stolen vehicle and Improvised explosive devices were thrown at the police, as many as 300 rounds were exchanged, and a police officer was shot and wounded watertown identified as one of the two suspects in the bombing, was seriously wounded by explosives and multiple gunshot .Tamerlan…

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    Outside of Afghanistan and Iraq, Colombia ranks first in the world in improvised explosive devices (IED) incidents. In addition to kidnapping, in the late 1970s, the FARC began trafficking cocaine to fund its activities, a practice that facilitated its rapid growth throughout the 1980s. The FARC’s newfound wealth and its provision of social services…

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