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- 4161: Through The Eyes Of The Dyslex
- ... to mild. This has a great bearing on how long it takes to alleviate the dyslexia. The age of the dyslexic is very important too. If the dyslexic person is older he or she has lived with their failures longer and usually their self-esteem is pretty low. Having dyslexia is frustrating because of its failure-ridden psyche. There is no real miracle drug for treating dyslexia or any other type ...
- 4162: Three Gorges Dam
- ... strength and newly found wealth. Also by building the dam, they will be able to 'prove' that their communist system is working, since Chinese communist leaders in the past have suggested building the dam. Having lived for a total of about one year in various Asian countries, including China, I have a greater understanding of the Asian culture and way of thinking. I have come to the conclusion that the Asian ...
- 4163: Thin Clients
- ... architecture stabilizes and currently deployed PCs age out of service. Many predict what may lie ahead for this market. The Windows NT server 4.0 Terminal Server Edition (TSE) software model dominance will be short-lived. The Gartner Group predicts that by 2001, 80 percent of host access and terminal emulation will occur via browser or Java functionality, and the overall thin-client market will reach $3 billion. Zona Research predicts ...
- 4164: The Truman Show
- ... CONSIDER A NORMAL LIFE . WHAT IT MORALLY RIGHT FOR THIS TO TAKE PLACE? EXPLAIN. Certainly from my point of view this is not morally right to do what was done to Truman Burbank because he lived in a world where he was literally trapped in his own life by the surreal existence in which he has been forced to spend every day of his thirty years. Since the day he was ...
- 4165: The Road To Independence
- ... Throughout her life, Nora's actions and attitudes portray her as a very unhappy woman. By analyzing Nora's treatment by her father, her marriage to Torvald, and the Victorian time period in which they lived, and process of events which lead to her final decision to leave the family may justify her supposed abandonment of her family. Daughters have a special place in their life for their father. This is ...
- 4166: The Rise Of Starbucks
- ... creating the perfect cup of coffee. How a small idea became a huge business. Growing up in Brooklyn Howard Schultz had no aspirations. His only goal was to escape the struggles his working-class parents lived every day (Schultz 107). Eventually, Schultz discovered his talent for sales, and was hired by a Swedish housewares corporation. By age 28, he was vice president in charge of sales in the United States. He ...
- 4167: The Real World Of Technology B
- ... current way of being. The glimpses into the future are less useful. Franklin can not help but have a biased view of the world to come because she only has the world that she has lived in to use as a comparison and model. The society of the future however, cannot and should not be used to make comparisons, for it will be a society like no other-one that the ...
- 4168: The Rajahs Of The Western Worl
- ... is something every female does starting with the father and the brothers and later the husband - in Sri Lanka, at least twenty years ago, every man is a rajah, a prince, in his house. Having lived in Austria I would have said this is not the case here, however, when one takes time to study people it becomes clear that although both legal and social rules may be liberal, there are ...
- 4169: The Connections Between Violen
- ... the one character in the book who seems to be a man with solid morals and values, Wilson, ends up losing the most. Wilson in a way represents the way things would be if we lived in a utopia. He is a hard worker who is devoted to his wife, Myrtle, who is having an affair with a married man, Tom. Tom, who has had many affairs throughout his marriage, is ...
- 4170: The Color Purple
- ... box with letters from Nellie written to Celie, Mr. had kept the letters away from Celie, because he was still in a certain rage that he couldn't mary Nellie. The letters said that Nellie lived with a rich black family with whom she moved to Africa, and there she became a teacher. Cellie resisted more and more against her husband, because she founded out that her father wasn't her ...
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