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    he worked at a time when mystical incantation was more valued than mathematical calculation. In other words, people did not look for the order in nature and did not develop numerical description of the events. Therefore, a theory of the effect of randomness on those events was bound to go unappreciated. The turning point for the scientifc revolution came in 1583, just seven years after Cardano's death. The scientifc revolution was a revolt against a way of thinking that was prevalent as Europe…

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    My Polish Heritage Essay

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    Guhgalski, Guglinski, Giggleski, Googalski. Despite having a relatively easy Polish last name to pronounce (Gugulski), people always find ways to mispronounce it. I have heard my name butchered so many times, I have come to dread the first day of school. My Polish heritage has really shaped the way I have developed as a student, member of society, and person. Without it, I would not have achieved as much as I currently have. Polish was my first language, and I continue to speak it at home.…

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    The two scenes I will be discussing deal with the themes of the family and politics, in reference to the novel as a whole and their significance to the character of Henry Perowne. The first scene also focuses in upon these two points but encompasses both the characters of Theo and slightly Rosalind, whilst simultaneously linking to politics. The second scene being the initial meeting between Daisy and Henry after her arrival back from Paris as this discusses both political tensions and the…

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    This call of action does not come out of randomness, instead to ensure the security of jobs that provide the basic necessities for employees, to make certain that California’s economy avoids inflation in the long run, and have adults return back to school, so they could further their education and…

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    What is freedom? Freedom is the ability to do what you want when you want, it also allows you to think or say anything. Most people have at least a small amount of freedom, wherever you live. However, George Orwell has created a dystopia, in the book 1984 the citizens of Oceania do not even have the freedom to think their own thoughts, love is just a whisper of remembrance. What if the freedom you had was ripped out of your hand, gone forever? In George Orwell’s 1984 the people of Oceania do…

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    Ray Bradbury brings us back to a time when we all were full of creative potential and explores how summer was an important aspect of childhood. In Ray Bradbury’s Dandelion Wine, there is a significant assortment of literary terms used to emphasize an overall magical and mysterious atmosphere. Bradbury commences the passage with many rhetorical devices to characterize the beginnings of summer and describe how this day is so important to a young child, bright with creative vision. The author…

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    “Tradition is the illusion of permanence” (Woody Allen). Tradition by definition is an inherited, established, or customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior (such as a religious practice or a social custom) (Merriam-Webster). They are unwritten beliefs and duties that are passed on from generation to generation, and most of the time, they cannot be interpreted in a logical way. Traditions become a big part of individuals’ routine that they become very accustomed to. As a result, followers…

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    Substitution Effect

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    In “Cannabis As A Substitute For Alcohol And Other Drugs: A Dispensary- Based Survey Of Substitution Effect In Canadian Medical Cannabis Patients.” Philippe Lucas shares his research about the substitution effect for alcohol and other illegal substances. Lucas claims that a large variety of the population use hemp over alcohol, tobacco and other medicines because of three main reasons behind this which are as follows- “less withdrawal, fewer side-effects and better symptom management” (435).…

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    1. Presented in the following lines will be the three data control categories, two specific controls and how each of the controls contributes to ensuring that the data is reliable. This problem is divided into three different controls: Input, Processing and Output. Input controls ensure the validity, accuracy and completeness of transactions. (*****) These controls mainly check the integrity of data entered into a business application. Data input is checked to ensure that it remains within…

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    I thought this randomness of who made it into my frame which the photo was taken and who didn’t was a really interesting part of my project, and for some reason I always thought of this interaction every time I would take a…

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