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    The Lives of Others (von Donnersmarck, 2007) explores the concept of the surveillance society and its effects on the surveilled. Surveillance has a sinister way in which it changes the way we think and act and has several psychological consequences. The Lives of Others follows the story of Hauptmann Gerd Wiesler and his mental anguish as he spies on artist Georg Dreyman and fellow girlfriend Christa-Maria Sieland. The film explores the idea of understanding humanity in an intimate nature through…

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    Ashley Wilson Brown English 152 OM3 4 December 2016 The Glass Menagerie Stevenson University’s production of Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie was a fascinating experience. The play’s setting took place in St. Louis in 1937 where a family of three lived in a small dingy apartment. The narrator and character, Tom Wingfield, desires to leave his mother, Amanda Wingfield, and his sister, Laura Wingfield but has a duty to support his family. Tom and Laura’s father happily abandons…

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    Should we let cursive die? Should it become a relic of the past. Should it be replaced just as a quill gave way to pens and how typewriters gave way to computers? In this day and age cursive is a useless skill but it is still something that is taught in schools. Cursive should no longer be taught in schools because it is unnecessary in a digital age, it takes time away from teachers to teach other topics, and it has no special values or benefits compared to other forms of writing This is…

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    founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen wanted to make an adjustment of technology for the present and future. The vision they had of expanding was great, as they used the present typewriter and the current issue of making copies into a simple reason of finding a way to make everyday life easier. They used the basic format of the typewriter into play to give the basic outline of the keyboard that made the codes that is used to support the software and keyboards all over the globe. They made the path…

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    Sumerian Style Of Writing

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    writing evolved whenever typewriters and computers were invented. It allowed writers to write at a faster rate and able to fix any mistakes faster. It was easier to make perfect letters with correct spacing, which is harder to do whenever you are handwriting. Modern-day technology has changed the ways of writing by expanding the ability to obtain and provide information. There are vast amounts of different technology being used for writing. It began with the typewriter and since then there has…

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    The dad brought home a typewriter and he wanted all the kids to learn to type on it. He would bring down a pencil right on their head if a kid made a mistake. They gave so much detail on this part that you could create a picture in your head. Foreshadowing: The foreshadowing in…

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    in body copy at normal reading distance. 3.2.5 Anatomy of Courier Overview Designed by Howard Kettler in 1955, Courier is a monospaced1 slab2 serif typeface that was originally commissioned by IBM Company. Resembled the output from a strike-on typewriter, Tom Vanderbilt, a journalist, evaluated the typeface as the most recognizable types of the twentieth century - a visual symbol of typewritten bureaucratic anonymity, a classification of documents and a sense of streamlined efficiency ().…

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    volunteered to write her a new speech, which was a success. Her father felt so bad for ripping up her speech and being mean to her that he bought her a typewriter that she had been wanting. In so, Cukita gave up her speech for school, not willingly, then her mother wrote her a new speech, which was a success, and her father bought her a typewriter to try and make amends with her. On the other hand, Della cuts off her hair so that she is able to buy Jim a nice Christmas present because she only…

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    either from his personal life or from history. While anecdotes can often be reasonably used to support an argument, they are far from conclusive proof due to their inability to reveal larger patterns. For instance, Carr’s example of Nietzsche’s typewriter affecting his writing and thinking does not definitively prove that the Internet will have the same effect. The single study he references, which concludes that visitors to selected scholarly websites do not actually read the articles, does not…

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    Typography Analysis

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    think about it, but if it stinks it can wreck doom a project to mediocrity, or worse yet, poor readership. Here are some basic tips on typography. 1. Use single spacing after a period. A double space was necessary back in the day of the typewriter when typewriters had monospaced typefaces. It 's not necessary now because most fonts are proportionally spaced. 2. Hang punctuation. When punctuation (particularly quotation marks and dashes) is aligned slightly outside the left margin, it is…

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