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    forbidding such activates. The license informed users that the program contained confidential trade secret and forbade reverse engineering of the program, however, Johansen, successfully obtained the CSS code and wrote a program called DeCSS that allowed individuals to decrypt the CSS source code that is embedded in the DVD thus allowing them to play and copy movies in an unencrypted format. October 1999, Johansen posted DeCSS on a website, that later appeared on a website maintained by Andrew…

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    We live in a world where society has been convinced that culture is strictly based on religion. This misconception couldn’t be farther from the truth. Culture is embedded into our daily lives. It is in the music we listen to, the clothes we wear, and even the street art that we see as we walk through downtown Memphis. A commonly overlooked form of culture is in the professional world. Corporate culture is one of the greatest factors in deciding where one wants to work. From attitude, to the way…

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    as someone from South Boston? Code-switching is the changing of speech patterns both in writing and physical speaking depending on audience. One of the oldest examples of literary code-switching is in Paul Laurence Dunbar 's 1896 poetry collection Lyrics of Lowly life. Specifically Dunbar 's poems: “We Wear the Mask,” and “When Malindy Sings.” These works not only give a great example of what code-switching is; but also asks the reader engaged with why one might code switch and the effects of…

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    Lee Vs Lehman Brothers

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    According to Jennings (2012) Mr. Lee’s was employed by Lehman Brother on May 18, 2008. The Chief Finical Officer and Chief Risk Officer of Lehman Brothers had employed Mr. Lee as an analyst since and he controlled global balance-sheet and legal-entity accounting (Jennings, 2012, p.289). According to Jennings (2012) Mr. Lee provided a brief synopsis on the alarms he has regarded Lehman Brothers. Mr. Lee describes that the Lehman Brothers had “tens of billions of dollars” on the organizations…

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    If kids weren’t required to wear a certain dress code, they would’ve the total freedom to come however they feel like. Many people argue that schools who required uniforms are taking the right of the students to express themselves in a unique way; however, schools who don’t require uniforms are promoting…

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    Other than having video games being present within a film, the industry decided to cooperate with this new technology. Hollywood, rather than try to fight off this industry, had decided to license successful movie titles to game manufacturers, some studios even having separate divisions that would create a video game based off a film. By allowing their films to have video game counterparts, especially the successful ones, which would allow more money to be brought into the company. If people…

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    Windtalkers Movie Essay

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    The movie that I chose to analyze is, “Windtalkers”. “Windtalkers” is based upon the Navajo code talkers that helped the U.S during WW2. The Navajo Code talkers were a vital part of the effort in the pacific during WW2, stopping the Japanese from decoding the messages of the United States to its platoons. The Navajo was a secret well kept during the war and help the allies push onward in getting vital parts of the land to ending the war. During the war, enemies desired to decode and intercept…

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    Mandatory school uniforms may not be the popular choice, but they could assist in the reduction of bullying and result in learning being the forefront and focus of school. Traditionally, school uniforms have been a prevalent choice for private schools. However, in recent years a number of public schools have decided to adopt a school uniform policy. Various people have argued that uniforms are costly and take away a child 's right to assert their individuality. While numerous people maintain the…

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    “Why?” adverb, often used as an exclamation expressing surprise or indignation, used by 90% of the youth when confronted with wearing uniforms. When I was in middle-school, if I was not wearing a dress I was wearing a uniform. (A tucked in teal or white polo shirt with black or khaki pants. Girls could alternatively wear black or khaki skirts if she so chose to. Dresses were alright as long as shoulders were covered, and the hemline did not pass above relaxed fingertips.) In the middle of my…

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    Schools Uniform Arguments about uniforms are becoming wider and more annoying. So some people want a tough decision from all school districts either requiring uniforms or not. Although teachers and staff would rather students wear uniforms, schools should not require students to wear them for any reasons. First, to give students more freedom, second make parents free to choose their children's clothes, Third school uniforms do not improve attendance, academic preparedness, or exam results,…

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