Creativity dies – is education killing creativity?

Dr. Leonard Sommer, psychologist, did a research with shocking results. He asked more than hundred creatives and futurists of 35 countries if they think their country’s education system is future ready. At least 67,2% said they did not consider their education system future ready. The majority of the respondents, 84,8%, state that creativity plays a … Read more

Blogs vs magazines

Bloggers challenge and democratise conventional forms of communication: ‘in a democracy everybody is a journalist’ according to Ian Hargreaves of Cardiff University. (McKay, 2010) The blogosphere is a undeniably the most progressive form of autonomous production (McKay, 2010) subsequently resulting in bloggers who are becoming exceedingly extrusive within the business of fashion. Their influence is … Read more

Communication – Snapchat

Humans communicate in complex ways. One can assume that more is better when it comes to describing this imparting of information via image, text or gesture. It is in this context that almost all of our social media platforms cramp up posts, links, images and videos with higher density and greater speed, with the hope … Read more

Firefox

Market occupancy Mozilla is a non-profit organization and community dedicated to the mission of promoting innovation and opportunity online. Firefox OS offers two way to discover and use apps. An app search which is a new concept for smart phones that literally transforms our phone to match our interest in any moment. After some month … Read more

Compensation for minority groups

In Multicultural citizenship, Kymlicka aims to show that the emergence of ‘politics of difference’ in a context of an increased mobilising of national groups, does not pose a threat to liberal democracy and is a coherent part of Human Rights discourse. In fact Kymlicka demonstrates that many of the demands of such groups correspond with … Read more

Deterrence Theory

If I was attending a meeting on Deterrence Theory and was asked if I agreed with the belief that deterrence does not work and there is no point in studying it, I would counter with a differing opinion. I would explain the situations and types of individuals in which deterrence is successful. I would concede … Read more

My experience of attending a science course

During the first week we learn that the scientific method consist of observation, hypothesis, experiment and conclusion. Atoms are made of protons neutron and electrons. Water is have four contributing property; attracted to themselves, high heat capacity, less dense in solid state than liquid and water is solvent. Biological (macro) molecules are group into four … Read more

Software for the company

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Today is the Era of technology and to be successful in your business and fulfil its specific requirement you need software that accomplishes all your business goals. SOFTWARE can be called as instructions given to a computer that allow a computer processor to do a specific task.’ We can also notify it … Read more

Maxwell Hill

Raintown is an unique name given for Taiping. The reason is because Taiping is famous for its rains and the local people lovingly called this wet and rainy town. I’m still remember about Maxwell Hill when I’m studied it . It’s an enjoyable and an adventure place where the surrounding is greenish figure, fauna and … Read more

The evolution of Superman

There is a large extent to which the posters for superman have evolved, this is evident based on the evolution of filmic technology and the theme, characterisation and overall appeal and will be compared in detail with reference to the Superman and Man of steel posters as a whole. Based on the superman and man … Read more

Perfume – Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind

Already in the beginning of the novel Perfume: Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind, the reader learns that albeit of equal relevance, the forthcoming story remained unrecorded as it deals with the fleeting realm of scent, which supposedly leaves no trace in history (Süskind 3). A critical perspective towards available historical data is introduced … Read more

Bacterial and viral diseases in the prawn culture industry

Bacterial and viral diseases are considered major problems in prawn culture industry worldwide. However, the application of antibiotics to control disease was drug-resistance and environmental concern. ‘In this regards recombinant protein DNA or RNAi protein vaccines will be available (Chand & Sahoo, 2006; Chiu et al., 2010; Mishra, Singh, & Dagenais, 2000) which are species … Read more