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 Bell X-5 Research Paper
In 1931, the Westland Pterodactyl IV was the first aircraft with variable sweeping wings that took
flight. This three seat monoplane was a tail less aircraft was able to sweep wings forward and aft
with an angular range of 4.75 degrees. The pilots were able to change their center of gravity in flight
when applicable, mainly due to alternative landings (Westland Pterodactyl IV, n.d). Soon after the
Pterodactyl did not go into production Messerschmitt, a German aircraft manufacturing company,
created Project 1101. During Project 1101 Messerschmitt took similar designs from their Me 262
and added adjustable wingsweep. You could not adjust the wing sweep of the P.1101 V1 but you
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Navy contracted out Grumman to design a new carrier based fighter. In 1970, the first F 14
Tomcat flew but the USN did not have great luck keeping them airborne due to hydraulic failure
which would cause total loss of control of the aircraft. The wing angle was computed by the
Central Air Data Computer by determining the appropriate wing angle using Mach and altitude
(Pappalardo, 2006). In the 1960s there was a demand for a supersonic bomber. The military
wanted a bomber that could have the Mach 2 speed of the Convair B 58 Hustler with the range
and payload of the Boeing B 52 Stratofortress. After being selected, North American Rockwell was
selected to design this new long range bomber. Rockwell built four B 1A prototypes but President
Jimmy Carter cancelled all B 1A production just a few years later. President Ronald Reagan revived
the the B 1 program and Rockwell created plans for the B 1B. This bomber had a range of more
than 7,000 miles and a flight ceiling of 60,000 feet. The B 1B has move its wings aft to 67.5 and
travel as speed up to 1.2 Mach. With its quick speeds, it can use its terrain following and travel up
to 100 feet off the ground at full speed. This was designed to infiltrate the Soviets without being
seen on radar then get out as fast as it can (SWING WING,
 Wilfred Owen View Of Knowledge
Prioritized Geographical knowledge has the power to do severe damage. It has the power to
influence the consumer s knowledge on certain topics. This was very evident in the course of
World War One. It was seen in many different discourses. The portrayal of war in posters, movies,
poetry news articles was completely swayed by this power knowledge couplet. Foucault (1977) is
a key figure in the understanding of just how this power knowledge relationship works. As the
consumer, we feel as if we have complete control over what we watch, buy and become interested
in. However, really this is all already chosen for us by the gatekeepers of media channels etc.
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One of his most popular poems, Dulce et Decorum est discussed the true horror of war. Gilbert
(1983) wrote about several poets during the Great war and described this poem by Owen as
bitterly antiwar (Gilbert, 1983). Owen also wrote Disabled a truly horrific poem writing about a
teenage war veteran who lost his limbs in war and was now confined to a wheelchair. There was
a backlash to this poem and a lot of people have written critiquing his work on this poem. In one
critique Owen s poem was said to facilitates the marginalization of actual people with disabilities.
(Laird, 2005). Another very famous poem by Owen, which was greatly critiqued by the likes of
W.B Yeats. He described Strange Meeting as Owen s worst and most famous poem. It takes a very
different viewpoint of war than Dulce et Decorum est. In Strange Meeting Wilfred Owen describes
meeting with an enemy that he had killed and knowing that he was in Hell. He also takes a
pessimistic view, by talking about the hopelessness in the generations to come, a quiet resignation in
the knowledge that subsequent generations will learn nothing from the carnage of the trench
(Campbell,
 How Human Brain Works Essay
How the Human Brain Works
The human brain is one of the most amazing organs in a body and at the same time the most
mysterious. It is the control center of the body and it s important to understand the complexity of the
human brain. Although your brain functions as a whole, it consists of three main parts, The Central
Core, the Limbic System, and the Cerebral Cortex. Then those parts break into even smaller parts.
The brain is just like the computer, it depends on certain parts to work correctly and get every day
jobs and even more complex jobs done.
The Central Core The Central Core is the first of the three main parts of the brain. It is also broken
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The Limbic system is separated in three parts, the Hippocampus, the Amygdala, and the
Hypothalamus. The Hippocampus s role is controlling emotion, learning, and memory; while the
Amygdala controls aggression, eating, drinking, and sexual behaviors. Then you have the
Hypothalamus which monitors the blood levels of glucose, salt, blood pressure, and hormones. It
also helps to control the processes in the body through its connection to the central and autonomic
nervous systems and endocrine system.

The Cerebral Cortex

The Cerebral Cortex directs the brain s higher cognitive and emotional functions. It is divided into
two equal halves called cerebral hemispheres. Each hemisphere has the same four areas called lobes.
Areas in the lobes control all forms of conscious experience, perception, emotion, thought, and
planning, as well as many unconscious and emotional processes. The frontal lobe helps in motor
control and cognitive activities, like planning, making decisions, setting goals, and relating the
present to the future through purpose. The parietal lobe controls the sensory process, spatial
interpretation, attention, and language understanding. The occipital lobe controls the process of
visual information and passes its conclusions to the parietal and temporal lobes. This leads me to the
temporal lobe which assists in auditory perception, language comprehension, and visual recognition.

If the central core, limbic system or cerebral cortex fails the brain will not be
 Ancient Civilizations Of India And China
Ryan Zorn
Rachel Gatto
Riley King
Brianna Vinup Ancient India and China
The ancient civilizations of India and China were possibly the most advanced of their time. Both
countries had much to offer in that time including new technology, governments, religions, and items
to trade. The two countries have and had had many similarities and contrasts.
The geography of ancient India was a little different than what is to this day. The Himalayan
mountains are located in the Northern part of India and the Hindu Kush are located in the North
West. Three bodies of water surround southern India, the Arabian sea is to the south west, the Indian
ocean on the southern side, and The Bay of Bengal to the southeast. India was extended more to the
Northwest and west, in ancient times. Jungles, forests, and mountains are great examples of the
geography of India. The Himalayan mountains still lay to the north. The Himalayan mountains were
great to the development of India s early civilizations. They provided a great deal of protection from
military invasions. In the east and west other mountains also provided the same protection. Ancient
India had some of the most extreme climatic and geographical features.
China is located on the the continent of Asia. The civilizations began to form around the Yellow
River in 2000 BCE. China s culture is still the same but three other civilizations have gone away or
been taken over. The southern region of ancient China was wet and tropical, the
 Honestly, I never thought it would come to this day,...
Honestly, I never thought it would come to this day, jumping into a body of water. Seems pretty
pointless, if you ask me. Now, what am I doing? I struggled to gain consciousness. I strained to lift
my head. In its pointlessness, my eyelids flew open. I didn t panic, I didn t struggle to breathe. I
calmly floated, my body unable to move. Is this what it s like to be at peace? No, it was emptiness. I
knew I had to get away from death. How? I tried focusing my eyesight, no light. I felt as if my chest
were being ripped apart. I drew in a breath, no good. Water filled my lungs, I kicked and twisted, my
body, begging for air. My eyes burned, and I made a last cry; as loud as I could muster, I cried out.
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I folded my arms to prove my point. This was the first person, the first real person, I had met in
forever. I wasn t going to live a full life, but I still wasn t going down without a fight. She walked
over to me, still breathing hard and said,
Well, she drew in a breath At least I didn t have to do it. Come on, we have to go.
I looked at her, my head cocked, and closed my eyes halfway.
A are you my sister or something? Because I think I d remember! I mean,
No. Just, no. Please hurry, we have to go! Oh, I wish we had more time,
I turned over, peeling off the bed sheets. I sat up and slipped off the bed. I landed with a thump and
stood up. I swerved to the right, topsy turvy.
Shaun, I m getting really dizzy.
She held out her arm for support. I stopped in my tracks.
Wait, Shaun?
DON T call me that. Please.
I gave her the most confused look I could muster, and shook it off.
Look, they drugged you up, let s go find you a wheelchair. She pushed the door open, and we
hobbled through the hallway leading to the wheelchair ramp. When we arrived at the bottom of the
ramp, she set me at a waiting bench and told me to wait. She came back soon later with a
wheelchair and a blanket. That s when I noticed, it was pitch black outside the windows plastered all
over the
 The Negative Effects of Unresolved Grief Among Family Members
The Negative Effects of Unresolved Grief Among Family Members
The death of a parent is the most traumatic event most families will ever experience. The primary
support after such an event comes from the surviving family members and close friends who knew
the deceased parent. Additional help can be received from psychologists, grief counselors, and
other professionals. Resolving short term shock and long term grief following the loss of a parent
can be extremely difficult based on the age of the remaining family members and the relationship
they had with the deceased parent. It is important to use all resources available to get the family
through such an experience. Families who experience the death of a parent, without the support of ...
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If they fail to work through their grief and their grief is unresolved, they can develop problems
later in their adulthood. Sometimes these problems are not too serious, but sometimes they
become major, long term emotional handicaps (Fitzgerald, 1994). Usually the short term
reactions tend not to last more then a few weeks, and most children regain their previous level of
psychosocial functioning. Reports show however, that children who have lost a parent have
higher levels of emotional disturbance for up to two years, than children who have not been
through such a traumatic event. Up to forty percent of children may show disturbance a year
after the loss. Some children may develop learning problems and may fall behind in school. In
extreme cases children have suicidal thoughts and long to be with those who have passed on,
though these thoughts are rarely acted upon (Black, 1998). Problems can arise because a child
who loses a parent also tends to become very protective and anxious about the health and survival
of the other parent. Children often protect the surviving parent from knowing that they are in
distress. This may lead the parent to believe that the child has not been affected by, or has already
recovered from the loss (Black, 1998). The family may then believe that the child has resolved their
grief when, in fact, they have not. Young children who lose a parent through death and don t allow
themselves to mourn the loss may experience a strong sense
 Socratic Dialectic
A friend of Socrates, Chaerephon, asked the Oracle of Delphi if there is anyone wiser than
Socrates. The goddess answered that there is not. (Plato, p. 50). Aware that he cannot claim
wisdom, but intrigued by the Oracle s answer, Socrates embarks on a journey to find someone who
is truly wise. The method he used to establish someone s wisdom or lack of it has been known as
the Socratic dialectic. Socratesdialectic technique, its aim and its method will be examined in this
paper. The Apology of Socrates by Plato, will be used as a case study to illustrate key points.
Upon hearing the Oracle s answer that no one is wiser than him, Socrates found the literal
interpretation difficult to comprehend. He decided to seek out people who have a ... Show more
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And while his method might appear ruthless and hostile, it was essentially ethical in character. Belief
in a purely objective understanding of such concepts as justice, love, and virtue, and the self
knowledge that he encouraged, were the basis of his teachings.
He believed that all vice is the result of ignorance, and that no person is willingly bad;
correspondingly, virtue is knowledge, and those who know the right will act rightly. Socrates was
not a believer in any specific metaphysical point of view, but he believed that he was appointed by
God to examine himself and others in order to discover who they really are. Thus, he claimed that
the highest goodness consists in the caring of the soul concerned with moral truth and moral
understanding. Wealth does not bring goodness, but goodness brings wealth and every other
blessing, both to the individual and to the state . (Plato, p 62).
As previously stated, Socrates dialectic aims to determine whether an individual makes justifiable
claims to knowledge by using the method of cross examination in order to draw out a contradiction
or inconsistency in their claims. However, this is not the only aim of dialectic. The Socratic method
is also a means of conversing, developing a dialogue that aims to bring awareness to person s
ignorance of a subject. It aims to free other from ignorance, encourage them on their path to self
knowledge, assist then in leading good, virtuous life and ultimately
 SUNY Oswego-Personal Narrative
By the end of last summer I had everything packed and I was ready to go. I completed the
checklist and reviewed it once more. School supplies, check; bedding, check; clothes, check;
refrigerator, check; TV, check; food, check; etc. Finally, I was able to gain independence from my
parents and everything else I had left behind at home. Early in the morning of late August 2014, I
was off to college. I believed that SUNY Oswego was the best fit for me both education and socially
wise. SUNY Oswego is known for its windy and cloudy climate since it sits right on Lake Ontario
and is known for its Business Program.
Soon, I was unpacking my items into one of the hundreds or maybe even thousands of SUNY
Oswego dorms. When I entered room four twenty four sudden shock hit me. I thought, I have to
live in this for the next year?! I was startled and felt the need to back away from this prison like
room. I remember my favorite part of the college tours was when they showed us the dorms. I would
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All I could think about was my family and friends back home and the comfort that came along
with it. A weight was dragging me deeper and deeper into darkness. Almost every night I sat in
my room alone and cried. I tried to bring myself out of the darkness that was consuming me but
nothing was working. I tried going out to dinner with friends , joining different clubs, putting on
music, and turning on all the lights. Every day and night I would wait for the routine Skype call
from my closest friend back home. I would take any chance I could get to go home and visit the
friends and family I left lacked at Oswego. Finals flew right by and so did winter break. Soon
enough, I was back at Oswego for the Spring Semester. However I moved dorms, hoping this would
fill the empty hole that was consuming me. It was a quiet Sunday evening when I along with other
students returned to campus after
 Analysis Of The Film Hercules By Brett Ratner
The film Hercules (2014), directed by Brett Ratner, has a unique aspect like no other Hercules film
created. This film is heavily influenced by both Greek and Roman mythology but also takes into
consideration a Euhemerism approach by portraying Hercules as a human. This interpretation takes
an orphan that has extraordinary strength that became a mercenary and builds himself into a myth
with which he uses to instill fear into his enemies. This film provides an example of the evolution of
a myth and how political corruption can be a driving force in the creation.
Similar in both Greek and Roman myth, Hercules performs twelve labors due to Hera driving him
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This alludes to Euhemerism due to power influencing the creation of myths to maintain power like
the Romans. The first time film watchers encounter corruption is when Lord Cotys hired Hercules to
help fight the warlord Rhesus. The film later reveals that Cotys is the tyrant and manipulated
Hercules by using his daughter s influence on the hero. This blinded Hercules from the truth that
Cotys was the oppressor and Rhesus was trying to secure the throne for the true king. In the
second use of political corruption Hercules was in Athens where he helped protect the citizens.
He had become so loved that King Eurystheus was worried the citizens would begin to view
Hercules as a god and no longer respect Eurystheus as a king. So one night, Eurystheus poisoned
Hercules and sent three wolves to kill Hercules family thus the creation of Hera driving Hercules
insane was constructed. After this, Hercules was banished from the city and Eurystheus was
uncontested and a hero to the people. This idea of political corruption still persists in our society
today. This interpretation, continues the idea that those in power will use and abuse the innocent to
secure more power. Both Cotys and Eurystheus used Hercules until he became a threat and then
disposed of him. Our political elections can be seen similarly, politicians need the 99% in order to
be elected, but once they are elected, they can go against their promises since
 Descriptive Essay On Totnes
One of the oldest boroughs in Devon, Totnes has numerous places of interest, castles, historic
architectures, such as the renowned half timber framed Merchant s House housing the town museum
and the Guildhall, a charming ancient stone building.
The vibrant town centre hosts the nicest antique shops, boutiques, silversmiths, restaurants, and
street entertainers in Devon. The narrow High Street is dotted with houses of 16 17th C wealthy
merchant s and old shops built of timber, bricks and stones of colourful facades. At the top of the
street the porticoed frontages of the arcaded Butterwalk form a pleasant covered walkway. One of
the finest churches of Devon the parish church of St Mary is located in the mid way along the
High Street. With a tall west tower, arcades and an impressive roof its most striking feature is
superb stone screen (circa 1460), rivalled only by Exeter Cathedral. Planning a trip to Totnes?
Consider staying at one of these great hotels and vacation rentals below!
1. Cosy friendly self contained, rustic annexe
Katherine s cosy annexe is on the outskirts of beautiful Dartington in a quiet area surrounded by
countryside. It has a solid wood king size bed overlooking the garden and huge oak trees and a
small shower room. The kitchen is equipped with a cooker and fridge/sink. Wi Fi and parking
space facility is also there. It has its own front door.
Dartington House and Gardens are within walking distance and there is a cafe and a cinema in a
barn. There are
 Essay On Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing: An Intervention in Today s Technology
The technology used in Cloud Computing is often centralized on demand and can be offered in
terms of services. Just like most internet service providers, the cloud services provide platforms for
their clients to create web services (applications) on the internet. These applications are accessed
through the web opposed to running off your local hard drive. Cloud computing enables its users
to conveniently use various resources like storage, servers, and applications that can be launched
with minimal effort. In common terms, cloud computing proposes three types of services: 1) SaaS:
Software as a service, 2) PaaS: Platform as a service, and 3) IaaS: Infrastructure as a service. Cloud
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A business of this size can take advantage of wide ranges of computing options available, such as
storage and networking capabilities that can easily be scaled up or down based on the growth of the
business. Finally, for mid to large corporations, cloud computing is beneficial as these companies
require complex hosting needs and wide infrastructure requirements, demanding applications and
high traffic websites. For them, cloud computing can reduce costs and provide increased efficiency,
agility, flexibility, and productivity.
The cloud is a big shift from the conventional way companies imagine IT resources to be. What is
it about cloud computing that is making it so popular? Here are a few reasons that are the main
drivers for companies to switch over to cloud computing. The first reason is the cost factor
because it helps companies avoid large capital expenses on upgrades and hardware. An example
of this can be setting up data centers, this can be cost prevailing as companies will have to invest
in racks or servers, electricity costs for power and cooling 24/7, and IT experts for managing all the
equipment and providing client support. All of these costs can add up quickly.
The cloud also helps companies to cope up with demands of their current and future business
requirements. Computational speeds play a major role in doing so because cloud computing has
boundless amounts of
 Recognition In Pinnipeds
The ability to recognize particular individuals becomes highly important when living in a social
setting, for many Pinnipeds living in a collective group atmosphere this capability proves highly
beneficial, especially for mothers. By merging numerous studies centered on vocal and kin
recognition, as well as the evolutionary forces driving such a unique skill set and their impact on the
fitness of the species in general, under a more critical lens, a better understanding of these social
animals can be established. The following collection of research is divided into multiple subsets
focusing on both the proximate and ultimate causes associated with individual recognition within the
various families of Pinnipeds. Introduction Mother pup bonds
 Balfour Declaration Dbq
When Harry Truman became President, the last thing on his mind was creating a viable solution to
the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians. WW II had not ended in Europe, the world s
first nuclear weapon was being created, and tensions were rising with the Cold War. In addition to
these developing problems, few around the world saw what would be the longest lasting conflict of
them all. It was this problem that Truman ultimately failed at resolving. Right before the end of
World War I, Britain passed what soon to be called the Balfour Declaration. It was this document
that would stir up trouble for decades to come. Right before the start of World War II, the League of
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World War I was drawing to a close and the British government really wanted to divide up the
Ottoman Empire and take Palestine for themselves. In order to accomplish that the British
embassy that they could persuade the good ole USA to side with them if they got support from
the Jewish Americans. Balfour was like well why not? Let s get Wilson on our side. Chaim
Weizmann, a Russian born Jew who was the head of the Zionist movement in Britain, full heartedly
encouraged Balfour to try and gain US support. Since the US s State Department was fully anti
Zionist, Weizmann told Balfour to get to Wilson via an inside friend by the name of Louis
Brandeis. Well after discussions with Brandies (Balfour and Weizmann were relaying info to him)
Woodrow Wilson did not want to go public on his opinion, but he quietly supported the creation of
the jewish state. This led Balfour to write a letter and send it to a prominent, Zionist, British Jew
named Lionel Walter, the second Lord Rothschild. This became known as the Balfour Declaration. It
declared that the British government would support the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine. This
declaration was the main thing that ultimately turned all of the Palestinians sour and never willing to
negotiate and was what Zionists from then on out would refer to as their jurisdiction to creation of a
Jewish