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    advancements in warfare were always surfacing; some meant to improve fighting tactics and others were intended to end conflict at a faster rate. In the 19th century Warfare was changed tremendously with the development of the musket, the rifle, and the machine-gun as they increased the effectiveness of previous weaponry, changed in design, and increased the death toll. To begin, a musket is muzzle-loaded smooth firearm that is fired from the shoulder.…

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    Quilting enthusiasts in Overland Park, KS know there’s only one spot for all of their quilting supplies and accessories: Quilted Memories. Just as impressive as the store is the company’s website, where you’ll find everything you need to design an unforgettable quilt. At the top of your shopping list are materials. At the Quilted Memories online store, you’ll find batting in different materials, including 100 percent cotton, cotton and wool blends, wool, silk, and polyester. One of the most…

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    failures. The first hour of The Imitation Game demonstrates the growing frustration of the team trying to break the enigma code. They try their hardest in every possible way they can, but they do not succeed until Turing miraculously discovers that the machine must be programmed to a word or phrase that it would be able to recognize in most, if not all, Nazi messages. I think the film has a decent way of portraying the mathematics, but it could explain more concrete mathematics rather than…

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    taught us pity- pity for those witless souls that suffer our dominion” (Wells 239). H.G. Wells is trying to demonstrate the cruelty of colonialism and how Britain 's colonial subjects are helpless to stop their oppression, just as the humans are incapable of stopping the aliens. In The Time Machine “Wells’s Time Traveler voyages 800,000 years into the future… the class divisions of England have led, disastrously, to two distinct human species: the childlike, incompetent Eloi, and the monstrous,…

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    and a thick black outline. For sailors who would be on the sea for months at a time, pin-up tattoos would provide a quiet consolation of the women they had left behind at home. The first operating tattoo machine was created in 1891 by New York’s own Samuel O’Reilly. Also known as a rotary machine, it was a modern take on Thomas Alva Edison’s electric pen. Siphoning ink through a conduit, Samuel O’Reilly’s invention revolutionized the precision of tattooing. However, it is imperative to be aware…

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    Bird flu and SARS also send shivers down my spine. But I’ll tell you what scares me the most: artificial intelligence. The first three with enough resources, humans can stop. The last, which humans are creating, could soon become unstoppable,” expresses New York Times reporter Nick Bolton. What society doesn’t see is the closeness of the future. In the same article Bolton goes on, “In the beginning the glitches will…

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    immigrants the “New Deal” affected them most causing them to stop voting on behalf of Tammany candidates. Sometime after the 1950’s Carmine De Sapo succeeded in assisting Tammany machine re-evolve. (Eleanor Roosevelt Project, 1972) Tammany Hall is a significant phase of American politics because it played an active role in developing Politics in the urban area of New York City. According to Terry Golway who is the author of the book “Machine Made: Tammany Hall and the Creation of Modern American…

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    old children’ (25). Like Morley and Stevenson, Wells suggests that human progress is finite, and even does so by using cyclical imagery: the Time Machine’s movement through time is like the ‘the spoke of a wheel spinning’ (10). Yet whereas The Time Machine portrays a future where humankind ultimately decline, the Wheel of Fortune in Life’s Wheel and Prince Otto is not so pessimistic. It might incorporate decline and stagnation as an inevitability, but progression and success are also guaranteed…

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    theories are developed further as he spent more time in the future. The second theory goes with Darwin’s theory that humans will continually evolve goes with the traveler’s theory that everything evened out in humanity. In “The Time Machine” this theory is…

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    More effective ways to reduce problem gambling include: reducing the number of casinos, reducing the number of machines in the casino and decreasing the hours of operation for the casinos. First, research done by University at Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions showed that residents within 16 kilometers of a casino were 90% more likely to become problem gamblers…

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