Deep focus

The sharing of information may well be the most advanced activity of the twenty-first century occurring across ages and backgrounds with relative ease. Nevertheless, the use of information that is aired through the internet raises several genuine concerns regarding nature, intent, source, and destination as well as the consequences of the content. This is particularly true when the information has to do with people 's identities and other activities that may touch on critical aspects of national

the audience. On the other hand, the deep web refers to the kind of information that is usually not accessible to the ordinary people although it is present in the databases (Singh, 2002). According to recent estimates, the deep internet is predicted to have hundreds of times more data than that of the easily accessible websites or surface Web (“White Paper: The Deep Web: Surfacing Hidden Value”, 2001). This paper will describe as to how the deep internet works and what kind of tactics

OBJECTIVE: To familiarize oneself of the processes associated with the deep drawing of thin sheet metals to analyse the factors that influence its behavior. Through this experiment, the differences of the material properties associated with different rolling directions will be considered and applied to the deformation of the cup when formed through deep drawing. THEORY: Please refer to P5: Plastic Properties of Sheet Metal lab manual for detailed Theory. [1] PROCEDURE: Sheet metal disks, one with

plants, or even inanimate entities, such as rocks. Views towards ecology on the basis of rights can be separated into 'deep ecology' and 'shallow ecology', distinguished by the Norwegian philosopher Arne Naess[5]. Quite broadly, shallow ecology dictates that only human beings have rights, other organisms and the environment itself do not. Deep ecology believes that this is not so, and that animals and the natural world do have rights. Shallow ecology is anthropocentric

Nowadays most people are moving away from these ideas and moving towards a capitalist mindset, only caring about their own personal gain. Deep ecology is defined as “an environmental movement and philosophy that regards human life as just one of many equal components of a global ecosystem” (Google). Arne Naess was a Norwegian philosopher who coined the term Deep Ecology. It may seem very similar to traditional Native

1. Explain the distinction Jean Grimshaw makes between misogyny and philosophically significant ‘maleness’ of philosophical theories. Jean Grimshaw argues the idea that the discipline of Philosophy is gendered in some way by making a distinction between misogyny and philosophically significant ‘maleness ‘of philosophical theories. The ‘maleness’ of philosophy is characterised by the fact that most of the practitioners of philosophy have been and are still male. Grimshaw argues that this fact alone

I take a deep breath, my nostrils are filled with the pleasant aroma of the salty sea air. This is my happy place, this is where I belong. As I sit with my freshly painted pink toes in the sand, I am overwhelmed with all that is happening around me. To my right, there is a family of four; a mother, father, and two little red headed girls that look like twins, laughing and jumping around, taking in the big world around them. The children are in their bright red and purple flowered bathing suits, running

Deep ecology is about always asking questions about human life, nature, and society. Deep ecology is more meditative and goes beyond the factual scientific level, to the level of self and Earth wisdom. It goes beyond a shallow approach to environmental problems. It articulates a comprehensive religious and philosophical worldview, along with ecological consciousness. Ecological consciousness and deep ecology contrast the technocratic-industrial societies that isolate humans from nature. Over time

Tempura is a popular Japanese dish that is relatively easy to learn how to make. It is a dish that consists of seafood or vegetables dipped in rice-flour batter and deep fried. Many times, it is served over steamed rice (“Japan”). This dish can also be served with different sauces such as tentsuyu, which is the traditional dipping sauce for tempura. Tempura originated in the late sixteenth century during the Feudal Age of Japan. It materialized when the Portuguese and Spanish introduced the batter-frying

The bell ringed. Marina was suddenly jolted out of her daydream and quickly gathered her stuff and began to exit her science class. As she was exiting, she had heard the words she had been dreading, “Don’t forget class, your model of a sea biome is due Monday!” Marina sighed heavily. Marina exited her high school and started to pedal on her bike all the way to her beach home in Miami, FL. Marina’s parents welcomed her home, and as soon she stepped foot in her home, she could smell the aroma of the