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must confront in our lifetime. Usually as people we tend to live arrogantly , but we are coming to the end of our lives we change as individual. When confronted with real life situations such as being diagnosed with a deadly disease we tend to transform in a sense of our beliefs and have strange realizations about life . this cosmic touch makes people laying on their deathbed rethink their priorities. Tolstoy 's novella shows the effective transformation of an individual. Life is something…

Ever since I was young I have always happened to find myself being the black sheep of the flock; I was always the one left out, the odd one of the group. I was the youngest of my two brothers and also happened to be the quietest. Growing up wasn’t easy for my family and I since my mother was a single mother of 3 and had no one else to support her. You might be thinking “what about your father?” well my mother left him right before I was born due to the fact that he was abusive to my mother and…

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Diploma in computing & networking (level 7) Assessment W1: Cryptography Prepared By: Karanjot Singh Deol Table of Contents 1 Task 1: Cryptography- their methods to do and how it used in IT environment: 1 Cryptography 1 Methods of doing cryptography: 2 Symmetric key Encryption 2 Asymmetric Keyencryption 3 How to secure our encrypted data: 4 Integrity: 4 Overview of cryptography: 6 Conclusion: 6 Task 2: Applications of…

"To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart” (Eleanor Roosevelt). We particularly think about ourselves, and our actions. When others come into the equation, we must take in the morale that is to be affected. which is not only our own At this point it’s not our own, hence we tend to use our heart. In Hamlet, Hamlet routinely consults himself and conducts his actions and behavior so, as to best handle himself. When Hamlet interacts with other characters, he profoundly…

The fairy tale genre presents literature pointing to the prominent stages of life: Trials of growing up, departure from home, and the attainment and proof of maturity (Sellers 10). Jack Zipes, a fairy tale historian, claims that “progress depends on literacy,” and while obscure fairy tale revisionists have made significant strides in this pursuit, David Haase asserts “only the best-known stories, those everyone has read or heard, indeed those Disney has popularized, have affected masses of…

During my readings of various female road narratives, I noticed that murder recurred throughout the texts as a catalyst for change the protagonists use to their advantages. The protagonists in Thelma & Louise and Arya in Game of Thrones all use murder to flee existing structures which seek to wrongfully punish them. The murders they carry out also disassociate them from the typical depiction of women during their respective time periods, as well as empowers them to go on their own adventures…

De Ira Seneca’s Lesson of Life The dominant philosophy of the Hellenistic period was Stoicism, influenced by Epicureanism. As one might remember, these two philosophical doctrines have similarities, however, three fundamental differences emerge. Epicureanism says that the world has origin from the chance, while Stoicism believes that the world is driven by a logos, divine reason that acts providentially on the world and not by chance. The Epicurean makes happiness coincide with secluded life,…

To a child, a forest is a place where they can explore and let their imagination run free without parental interference, but the Puritan culture of the 1600s portrayed the forest as the devils playground where people go, only to bring evil back to their supposed perfect society. Nathaniel Hawthorne displays the clash between these conflicting perspectives in his book The Scarlet Letter (1850). The story is set in seventeenth-century Boston that is surrounded by wilderness, as most American…

About the Author Diane Ravitch is a Research Professor of Education at New York University and a historian of education. From 1991 to 1993, she was an Assistant Secretary of Education and Counselor to Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander in the administration of President George H. W. Bush. She was responsible for the Office of Educational Research and Improvement in the U.S. Department of Education (Ravitch, 2013). As Assistant Secretary, she led the federal effort to promote the creation…