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In this paper, the importance of the Smilodon display at the Natural Museum of History in London provides a detailed and critical look at this large Pleistocene cat. With the Saber Tooth placed strategically at the entrance of the mammalian section of the museum, it is lures the visitor into the seeing the other, less sensationalized animals of this period.

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Space weather is a normal bombardment of the earth by particles and emissions from the sun interacting with the magnetic field of the earth. This process produces collisions in the atmosphere leading to colorful displays in the atmosphere known as aurora, the best known of which is the aurora Borealis. Aurora can occur on the day and the night sides of the earth, and they can take different forms depending on the source of the particles, the type of particles involved, and other elements that may vary from case to case.

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Abstract Space weather is a normal bombardment of the earth by particles and emissions from the sun interacting with the magnetic field of the earth. This process produces collisions in the atmosphere leading to colorful displays in th atmosphere known as aurora, the best known of which is the aurora Borealis. Aurora can occur on the day and the night sides of the earth, and they can take different forms depending on the source of the particles, the type of particles involved, and other elements that may vary from case to case. The basics of space weather and aurora ar explained.

Tags:space, weatehr, aurora

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This paper presents the most relevant arguments and interpretations regarding the First Amendment, specifically the free exercise and establishment clauses concerning religion. In doing so, the paper addresses the concept of captive audiences, especially those involved in government arenas, with regard to the infringements posed by either prohibiting or permitting religious displays in courthouses, by the court system. It then asserts not only the historical importance of this separation to democracy, but also provides specific facts regarding the incorrect nature of many of the assertions of the Christian right in today's battle regarding religion in schools.

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"These rulings have seemingly affirmed the Supreme Court's stance on behaviors in public schools which could be interpreted as the government endorsement of a religious practice; the Court has traditionally upheld the right of individuals to freely practice their religion but only in situations in which it does not coerce or force others to participate in their religious displays as well. Public school events are, the Court has ruled, an environment in which the use of public property for religious activities can be interpreted as governmental support for religion and, therefore, such activity is to be prohibited. By association, the public nature of the courthouse appears to closely associate with the rulings regarding religion in a public school."

Tags:amendment, Christian, constitutional

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This essay will argue that the significance of the Bre-X story is that it displays the importance of promotion in any business enterprise. Bre-X officials played the Canadian media, and in particular the new electronic medium of the Internet, to promote their Indonesian gold find. An analysis of the Bre-X story will demonstrate that if the promotion is crafted to appeal to the desire of the media and the public for a particular narrative, in the short term few will look close at the details of the business plan and practices behind the promotion.

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This paper explains that the Smoke Free Ontario Act, requiring cigarettes to be covered at point of purchase, is an attempt to help smokers who want to quit to avoid impulse purchases and to curb the normalization of smoking in the minds of youths. The author presents arguments for and against this act and reviews other legislation to stop smoking. The paper includes color illustrations and graphs.

Table of Contents:
Executive Summary
Introduction
Arguments For The Smoke Free Ontario Act
The Power Wall
Power Of The Brand
Who Supports The Act
Arguments Against The Smoke Free Ontario Act
Conclusion
Advertising Ban
Warning Labels On Cigarette Packs
Raising Taxes
Www.Stupid.Ca
Banning Smoking In Public Places
Display Bans On Tobacco
Recommendation
Appendix 1: History Of Tobacco Legislation
Appendix 2: 2005 Smokers, By Province And Territory
Appendix 3: Stock Prices Of Tobacco Companies
Appendix 4: Reasons People Smoke

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"Cigarettes are a commodity product, distinguishable only through the image of their brand. This has been proven through blind-fold tests on dedicated brand smokers who could not tell their brand from others when branding images were removed. It is also true that smokers choose their brand early, when they first begin smoking, based on the brands smoked by their peers. In the US, Newport cigarettes have a 75% market share among blacks and only 12% among whites. It can hardly be asserted that the reason for this is that different tastes appeal to different races."

Tags:commodity, taxes, out-of-mind, youths, branding

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The following paper looks at the way in which history is displayed through the social, economic and political change. It touches on changes in the American Society, Japanese society and the Industrial Revolution in England. In addition the author comments on the Information Age as well as the American Revolution and revolution in Iran.

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"Prior to television, authority was a central influence in American society. Television has participated in a social upheaval, where youth culture has replaced authority as a major social force. Television is a medium driven by advertising dollars and the advertising industry is driven by satisfying the needs of people with disposable income and few consumer loyalties: young people"

Tags:social, heritage, foreign, cultures, societies, technical, achievement, rebellion

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The paper explains the importance of Geisha to the Japanese culture. The paper explains that Geisha means "a person of the arts" and the typical geisha was adept in flower arranging, calligraphy, music, dance, and the unique Japanese tea ceremony. The paper describes the art exhibit that will include the Kimono traditional clothing, Ikebana (flower arranging) and Japanese calligraphy. The paper relates that visitors to the art exhibition will leave with a clear understanding of geisha's striking contrast with the reserved nature of the regular Japanese culture. The paper includes images of the Kimono clothing, flower arranging and Japanese calligraphy.

Outline:
Geisha Art Display
The Art Pieces
Kimono
Ikebana
Calligraphy

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"To understand the importance of Geisha to the Japanese culture as well as its significance within that culture, one must first understand Japanese culture. Within Japan the Japanese language epitomizes the culture with its emphasis on order and structure while such aspects as clothing, epitomized by the kimono which means literally "something that is worn" are widely seen within the culture as the ideal of Japanese garments (Sugimoto 43). Additionally, Japanese culture takes art forms such as painting, wood block prints, and especially calligraphy based on Chinese characters and makes of them a highly stylized, abstract art form. Yet, Japanese are, in their daily lives, quite reserved and adhere to strict social mores regarding behavior, speech, and a high regard for social order (Sugimoto 14). Thus, it can be imagined that where the typical historical Japanese woman might be reserved and less forward in not wanting to bring attention to herself geisha became a highly stylized representation of the Japanese woman. That is, without the social constraints of folkway and mores that barred traditional Japanese women from self-expression, geisha might be thought of as the unconscious expression of how many women, and men, conceived them to be."

Tags:Kimono, Ikebana, calligraphy, flower, arranging, aesthetics, self-expression

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"Desktop Publishing


Desktop publishing refers to creating printed documents using a personal computer or a computer workstation. The documents produced range from one-page flyers to complex magazine layouts, and the hardware and software needed to produce them may be basic or extremely complex. This report will define the range of what is known as desktop publishing and the areas where its capabilities are still limited. It will also cover the steps involved in the production of printed documents and some of the ways they can be output in finished form.


In the early 1970's, Xerox developed the Alto, a prototype computer workstation that could edit and format text and produce illustrations. This was the beginning of what came to be known as desktop publishing. The major breakthrough in desktop..."

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This paper is a literary analysis of Nathanial Hawthorne's tale about love, sin and redemption, "The Scarlet Letter." The author looks at the various themes in the novel, examines the symbolism and discusses the role of Puritan women in their society.

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"While others mock her, gossip about her and whisper her name, Hester stands, a strong woman, unintimidated by their threats. Nathaniel Hawthorne, in his book The Scarlet Letter presents the reader with a number of contrasting images to reinforce the themes in the book. Three themes he presents are: The nature of women, the problem of guilt, and the contrast between sin and grace. John Calwell Stubbs discusses some of these themes and images in his critical essay, "The Scarlet Letter: A Tale of Fraternity and Sorrow."

Tags:hester, prynne, puritan, reverend, dimmesdale, nathanial, hawthorne, american, literature, prison, grace, sin, dignity, child, pride, novel

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"BMW Series 5 Autos In Great Britain: A Marketing Research Survey

Summary
In an attempt to study the different ways and means, by which Bavarian Motor Works (BMW) is being promoted, marketed, and serviced in the United Kingdom, the following research methods were employed:

A. Field visits to BMW showrooms in Leeds and London to determine how BMW's were explained, displayed, and marketed.
B. In-depth analysis of available sales literature given out by BMW both in England and in America, in an attempt to see what differences, if any, are taken in approach and attitude.
C. Field interviews with a random cross section of the British populace conducted in person and via telephone to ..."