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• BIND in Linux-- BIND (Berkeley Internet name domain) is the most commonly used DNS (domain name system) server on the Internet, and it is the defacto standard on Linux and other Unix-like operating systems. DNS is the name resolution (i.e., translation) system that permits users to locate computers on a network by using their domain name rather than their IP addresses. IP addresses, which form the basis of addressing on the Internet and most other networks, each can contain as many as 12 digits

Current scholarly literature after the 2008 Presidential Election presented a clear existence of negative stereotypes and double binds facing Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin (Carlin & Winfrey, 2009). The Double Bind is a term for the balancing act female candidates face when they have to remain feminine enough to not be seen as overtly masculine (Jamieson, 1995). However, in doing so, female candidates have to also be masculine enough to be taken seriously on certain policy issues like the economy

illustrates the case of the adolescent who never lives up to the conflicting demands of the pedestal role. Moreover, as a teenage girl, Nadine is faced with the same stress that Darian encounters with the additional stress of what Hinshaw terms “the Triple Bind” (Hinshaw 6). That is, Nadine, like all other teenage girls, are “bound” by the (1) the need to excel at “girl stuff,” (2) the need to excel at “boy stuff,” and (3) the need to fit into the narrow beauty and behavior standards assigned to girls

How does zinc binds to proteins? Zinc coordinates proteins with four different surroundings with different roles: catalytic, co-catalytic, structural and interface. In many proteins Zn2+ ions also serve to correct polypeptide folding. Furthermore, zinc is a cofactor in all six enzyme classes. Zinc ions in protein interface may influence the formation of stable quaternary structures, as in the case of hexameric insulin, which is formed from three protein dimers and two Zn2+ ions. As has been said

system and the rights granted to U.S citizens. Illegal immigrants are looked upon as criminals and people looking for handouts. They are believed to bring illegal drugs into our country prisoning the community and economy. In the video, Ties that bind: Immigration stories, Pete Wilson petitioned the INS officials to allow for importation of over 350,000 undocumented labors to help harvest the fields in California. Later, Pete Wilson leads the anti-immigration campaigns, successfully passing bills

Nowadays, doing work seems to be inseparable from everyone’s daily life throughout their whole lifetime. Basically, work means any activity or actions that people use their energy to accomplish something, and it could represent people’s effort in both physical and mental levels. For instance, when people are teenagers, they usually do the housework and schoolwork. As for the reasons why people do such works, people are always told by others like their parents and their teachers that: doing housework

Barbara Ehrenreich and Arlie Russell Hochschild’s collection of writing titled: Global Woman: Nannies, Maids, and Sex workers in the New Economy, published in 2002, is a good description of the dirty little secrets that haunt many underprivileged, non-white, Third World women experience. This reading is a rather detailed story of hard working women that are trying to support their families back in their native lands. Domestic servants are nothing new to the world- it’s something that has been passed

FictionPress Just In Community Forum More The Chains That Bind by bradybourassa Fiction » Fantasy Rated: T, English, Fantasy & Adventure, Words: 55k+, Favs: 1, Follows: 2, Published: Apr 12 Updated: 1h ago Chapter 2: The first link PART 1- This is the world we made. 25 years ago: The crunch of foliage under his boots was the only sound for miles, as the knight Siegfried marched through the woodlands on a lone patrol. His sword was sheathed and on his hip as he pushed aside bushes and low hanging

Gender roles are socially constructed rules that dictate the types of acceptable behaviors based on sex. In modern society, gender roles continue to hinder the progress of equality between a man and a woman. A man and woman’s acceptable role in a 1960s American society is clearly portrayed in the episode of Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (2007), written by Matthew Wieners, of the series Mad Men. The episode illustrates the concepts of the glass ceiling and glass escalator, and how these concepts affect

The Sociological Imagination is a book written by C. Wright Mills. In this book Mills coins the phrase sociological imagination and introduces it as being a way of sociologically examining any behavior humans do on a daily basis or any decision that they make throughout the day. Mills defines the sociological imagination as being a sort of combination between biography and history. By this Mills means that when examining a decision through a sociological imaginative perspective you must combine