How I.L. Peretz Depicts Suffering in "Bontshe the Silent" and "Shem & Japheth in the Train

 I. L. Peretz: Bontshe the Silent "Bontshe the Silent" by I.L Peretz revolves around Bontshe who remains unvoiced, both in life and death. Peretz uses Bontshe's story to further the theme of oppression in the Jewish society. The suffering Bontshe experienced a depiction of the life the poor Jewish people were subjected to by … Read more

In Proceedings of SoCC (pp. 29-43).Google File System (GFS): Overview, Advantages, & Design

 Skip to end of metadata Created by Xueqi Zhao, last modified on Mar 02, 2018 Go to start of metadata Introduction GFS refers to Google File System, a proprietary file system that Google designed to store vast amounts of search data. GFS is a scalable distributed file system for large, distributed applications that access … Read more

The role of quantum computing

The legacy of human can be carried on through history only by passing on through stories and tales. These legends were passed down generations only because of the possibility of it being written down somewhere. The habit of writing down stories is one of the forms of storing data for humans. At first the human … Read more

Reducing Impairments in Bereaved: CBT & Social Support for Expedited Recovery

 New Approaches to Reducing Impairments and Expediting Recovery in the Bereaved. Melissa Aslan Williams University of California, Santa Barbara Introduction Grief is humanity’s way of responding to loss. Encompassing syndromes of emotions, cognitions, and behaviors that arise following the death of loved ones, grief includes emotional numbness, emotional pains, yearning for the deceased, preoccupation … Read more

Ancient Ethiopian Empire and the current Ethiopia

Ethiopia is one of the oldest states in Africa and the world, and except for a period of five years of Italian occupation, it is the only African country that was never colonized by the Europeans. However, we should not be wrong and think that the ancient Ethiopian Empire coincides with the current Ethiopia. The … Read more

History in Windsor Park: How a Historic 1840s Park Shapes its Future Today

 A Historic Hand: How the Past of Windsor Park Shapes its Future A friendly neighborhood nestled cozily below Mass Avenue. Here residents of all occupations, social backgrounds, ethnicities, and ages gather like happy little school children. A rather young community is sprouting from the seeds that were left planted from the past.  Windsor Park … Read more

Government Surveillance & Its Impact on Rights: An Annotated Biblio

 Han Yan Ms. Bramlett ENGL 101x: 2004 09 March 2018 Annotated Bibliography McCutcheon, Chuck. "Government Surveillance." CQ Researcher, 30 Aug. 2013, pp. 717-40, library.cqpress.com/cqresearcher/cqresrre2013083000. The article combines a large amount of sources including data and quotations to discuss the importance and necessity of government surveillance during the Obama administration by asking the following questions: … Read more

Orients of "Mohini" Sihao He: from Duduk to Ney's Unique Mouthpiece

 Instrumentations and Origins of “Mohini” Sihao He Searching for compositions that stretch beyond the standard western repertoire is something that I have always been interested in, especially the ones that carry eastern oriental influences. Although I have heard about YoYo Ma and the Silk road ensemble for a long time, I wasn’t familiar with … Read more

The importance of the Ancient Roman Temples

A temple is usually built for the purpose of religious activities such as; prayer, meditation, worship or sacrifice. The English word ‘temple’ derives from the Latin word ‘templum’. The city of Rome has many of the great architectural feats of the ancient world. “Many of these building and other structures, although they were built some … Read more