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Napster

             One of the hottest new trends in technology is the music provider Napster. This service provides a free and easy way for people to download their favorite songs. Napster has become extremely popular with the teenagers of this generation. The ease with which one uses the service makes it very user friendly. By being very interested in music, I have become very familiar with this service.
             Napster was founded in May of 1999 by Shawn Fanning(www.Napster.com). He created the site so that people could "share ? music files with each other. The files, called mp3's, can be downloaded from the site in anywhere from 15 to sales letter, 45 minutes. The best part of the service is that it does not cost anything to download these music files. Since the files are "shared ? by numerous users on one easy-to-use interface, they can be downloaded by sales executive letter anyone with access to the Internet. There are several other music sharing communities besides Napster. Scour Exchange, Imesh, Audio Galaxy, and CuteMX are a few of these other sites. Napster is by far the most user-friendly.
             I first used Napster at the beginning of sales executive cover letter, 2000. Since then, I have downloaded about one thousand separate music files. I have found that I can find almost any song on Napster if I know the name of the song or the artist. Finding a song is a very easy process. First, you use the search page to find the song. You type in the name of the song and the name of the artist and push the find button. The service then searches its database for matches of the song name or artist and displays the results. You then pick one of the files from the list of the sales executive letter results and click on it. It then begins to download onto the hard drive of your computer. When the file is complete, the song can be found in the library folder. The songs that have been downloaded are listed in alphabetical order, so they are very easy to find. The songs can even be listened to through the
            
            

Macbeth Hamlet Comprison

             William Shakespeare, the playwright of both Hamlet and sales cover, MacBeth, conveys a theme of deceit, revenge and death throughout both plays. Deceit plays a major role in the activities that result in the death of numerous innocent victims as well as the two main characters that are victimized themselves by a series of murders and plots against them that are a direct result of revenge. The guilt and remorse Hamlet and MacBeth fell as a result of these events eventually leads to their own destruction.
             In the beginning of the play Hamlet, the main character's father has been killed. His father's ghost appears to him and tells him that is was his uncle, Claudius, who poisoned him. At this point, he cannot trust any one, not even his own family. It goes even further with the fact that Claudius will be marring his mother, Gertrude. "He cannot be sure whether he can even trust his own mother in the struggle for power that takes place later in the play ? (Watt 160).
             Killing for revenge is a theme exhibited throughout this play. "As events continue, the reader comes to realize that by the end of the play the characters of Hamlet, Fortinbras and Laertes have all had their fathers killed, the main reason being revenge ? (Campbell 109). The fact that Fortinbras father (the King of Norway) was in fact killed by for teaching, Hamlet's father before the trainee sales executive cover play even began sets the tone of revenge. The theme of unending revenge killing is introduced by relaying events that took place before the play.
             Hamlet and Ophelia's relationship gives other examples of deceit and revenge that eventually result in death. At first, Hamlet cannot trust anyone, so he goes to Ophelia to confide in her. Ophelia is then deceitful to her father Polonius because she is not honest about her relationship with Hamlet. In turn, Polonius is sent to trainee executive cover letter spy on Hamlet's conversation with his mother Gertrude, who becomes frightened by the way Hamlet is acting. Polonius jumps fr

Falling Water

             Falling Water is not just a house it is an architectural phenomenon. Trainee Cover Letter? This amazing summer home is located on Bear Run in Pennsylvania, just outside of Pittsburgh. Falling Water was designed in 1935 for the Edgar J. Kaufmann family, the founders of a prominent department store in the city called Kaufmann ?s. There are not to many of houses in the United States that can be compared to Falling Water architecturally. In 1991 the American Institute of Architects voted Falling Water "the best all-time work of American architecture. ?
             Designed in 1935 by Frank Lloyd Wright, construction on Falling Water did not start until 1936, and ended in 1939, with the completion of the guest house. Model Post? The Kaufmann family had a great love for the water fall on Bear Run. Sales Executive Letter? Frank Lloyd Wright mimicked the rock face cliffs in his design of the home. Wright placed the house over the waterfall on Bear Run on a series of concrete tray or cantilevers. The concrete used in the construction of the resume model for teaching home was made of the same Pottsville sandstone, as the rock ledges. The home has almost as much floor space of outdoor terraces as interior space. Falling Water stands almost thirty feet over the falls. The use of low ceilings and lots of horizontal line helps to keep the sheltered effect.
             The Kaufmann family used Falling Water as a year round vacation spot from the time it was built in 1939 until the 1950's. In the 1950's Edgar Kaufmann, jr. inherited the home from his parents. Coincidently Edgar Kaufmann, jr. was the person who introduced his parents to Frank Lloyd Wright. Edgar Kaufmann, jr. was a young architect studying under Wright in the early 1930's, like most promising young architects. He continued to use the home as a vacation retreat.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy

             John Fitzgerald Kennedy was one of the most influential presidents this country had ever had. His power and leadership led the country through many changes that the United States have seen during his presidency. He was then shot dead in Dallas, Texas by Lee Harvey Oswald. On that day, the country lost a president, leader, and an overall good American citizen.
             Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts. His father, Joe Kennedy Sr., was a successful business man who later worked for President Roosevelt during his presidency. His mother was a hard working house wife who took care of the family. The Kennedy family consisted of Joe, Jr., Bobby, Ted and sisters, Eunice, Jean, Patricia, Rosemary, and Kathleen. This family was very close and participated in many activities such as athletics. They lived very active
             lifestyles and did many things together as a close nit group (www.Whitehouse.gov).
             In John F. Kennedy's early childhood he attended school in his home town. Then at age thirteen he left home to attend boarding school in trainee sales cover letter, Connecticut. The School he attended was Canterbury School. Here is where he learned many things about politics. He then graduated for Canterbury, and attended Princeton in the fall. After a few weeks at Princeton, he came down with an illness and was forced to drop out because of his health. After recovering from his illness he ended up attending Harvard. At Harvard he became more and more interested in politics and world issues. This was during the rise of the Nazis in Germany and the U.S. Resume Model For Teaching? coming out sales executive cover letter, of the depression. He then graduated from Harvard in 1940. The next year he decided to join the armed services. After not being taken by the Army, he then joined the Navy.
             After going through training he was put in charge of cover PT109 ship. His ship usually made runs at night patrolling the south pacific. Then the first incident that happened was, during a routine pat

Iraq Crisis

             Is the war in Iraq really necessery? That is one of the biggest issue today among the world comunity. It interstood me because that is a subject that lives food for thought for anybody that cares about the humanity's future. It has been seen in the TV, people from all over the world going to the streets to protest against the war. In one side we have Iraq, a country with a population of about 22 million, ruled by a brutal ditador, Saddam Hussein, who has been in the power for 24 years, he is known for tourturing and killed his own people. On the other side, we have the Coalition Forces, lidered by the President of the United States, George W. Bush, and his major allies, England, and Spain. They say that they need to free the Iraqi people from Saddam's ditadorship.They desire to rid the world of serious threat from biological and chemical weapons.
             Altough everybody agrees that Saddam Hussein is an evil man, that he has killed thousands of his own people using the worst types of sales executive torture resources available. Many people bealive that there were other ways to disarm Saddam, and take him, and model for teaching post his family away from power. The UN (United Nations) sent inspectors to Iraq to investigate if the Saddam Hussein regime still holds any chemical and biological weapons, if the inspectors would have found any, and Iraq refused to distroy them, UN would finally authorize U.S. and its allies to use the trainee executive cover, power against Iraq, however the coalition forces were not able to wait until the UN would come up with a resolution that would peacefully disarm Iraq and take Saddam away from power.
             By starting this war, The United States has created a new international order, according to this article published by "The Nation ?, the war is not necessary, unwise and ilegal, they define United States as the "New American Empire ?, because it reserves the power to judge and punish other countries.