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    Case Study: Simply Vague

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    Simply Vague is a clothing company that is for the everyday women who is on the go. These styles of clothing are for the fashion forward women‚ I see in NYC. She is a classy‚ sophisticated and simply elegant workingwomen. She is always on the go‚ and with the pieces being very neutral oriented she can easily switch her options and create an outfit in seconds. Simply Vague’s designs are a modern take on classic style but with an emphasis on fit that creates statement pieces in every women’s closet

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    The first type of Ambiguous loss is “people are physically absent but psychologically present “an example would be a parent has has to go to work and stay gone for weeks at a time. Another example is a mother that has moved away and is several states away‚ you know they are not physically there but they are always psychologically there in your mind and heart. The second one is “Family members are physically present but psychologically absent” I think this is like a spouse being depressed and unable

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    1 INTRODUCTION 1 Goals The tutorial is intended to provide information on agents and agent technology to educate more of the software development and CHI community on the impact and nature of current Agent technology. By providing a reasonable backdrop for agents‚ this tutorial hopes to allow the student to pursue additional reading material with a more objective eye for that which is real and that which is hyperbole (hysteria?). 2 Objectives The tutorial student should leave with

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    Authority

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    AUTHORITYAuthority is that power which is exercised legitimately. All powers cannot be legitimate. Authority and legitimacy both depend on values‚ beliefs and attitude of the masses. Example of Authority: A robber who forces bank manager to handover cash on a gunpoint is not exercising “authority”. But when a police officer is controlling traffic and can use the threat of a fine or jail sentence‚ he is exercising authority. It is an investment in a legitimate form of power‚ it is profitable

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    Authority

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    Is it necessary to challenge authority? Without question‚ it is vital to challenge the ideas and decisions of people in positions of authority. If one does not question authority‚ the people of the so called “no in positions of authority” would become mindless slaves to tyrants and despots. World history‚ literature‚ and American History all exemplify the necessity of questioning authority. During ancient Greece in the 200 BCE’s‚ modern logical thinking began to see its birth. The man known for

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    Psych Ambiguous Figures

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    Emotion Based On Facial Expressions Aim The James Lane theory suggests that emotions occur post event. If human emotion is based on facial expression‚ then the subject would find the comic funnier if their face is forced into a smile and if the face was formed into a frown then the comic would obviously be less funny. Method IV: The position of the face. The operational definition being the exact position of the pen in the face while reading the comics. DV: The measurement of how funny something

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    Nora Morally Ambiguous

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    Indicates that she is intelligent and possesses abilities beyond wifehood. Nora’s character becomes questionable when she starts breaking away from all the standards and expectations her husband and society had set up for her‚ this making her a morally ambiguous character. Early in the Helmers’ marriage‚ Torvalds got sick from overwork. Doctors prescribed a trip south to warmer climates as the only way to save him. At the time‚ the Helmers didn’t have the money for such a trip. To save Torvalds’s

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    with many concepts such as casual speech‚ commercial advertisements‚ gender relations‚ and social hierarchy. Such cultural phenomena can be studied under a microscope. Semiotic analysis can provide a fresh perspective that permits the discovery of vague acts dealt with‚ in every day life. Viewing a particular personality in this way‚ can also reveal how the individual signs and codes of a person function to express that unique identity to the world. Though Sherlock Holmes‚ hero of Sir Arthur Conan

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    At the end of the novel‚ the Giver‚ Lois Lowry left a vague ending which did not fully state whether or not Jonas and Gabriel made it to Elsewhere. Giving an unstated ending allow the reader to decide what happens next. Based off of the ending‚ Jonas and Gabriel lived to make it to Elsewhere. After Jonas and Gabriel leave the community‚ they overcome barriers‚ including the starvation possibilities and freezing to death. Despite being cold and wet‚ Jonas carried Gabriel up the snowy hill. As he walked

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    Essay #1 – Judicial Activism Do we need judicial activism to flesh out the vague phrases in the Constitution? This question is truly at the heart of the topic. Do we need judicial activism to protect our rights? What exactly are our rights? While this may seem like a silly or obvious question‚ it is vitally important in answering this question. How is a court‚ or a legislature‚ supposed to draw meaning from such vague phrases as “Due Process of law” or “equal protection” or even “free speech?”

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