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There are many pieces in modern design that hold my interest. One of the most interesting pieces of art in modern design is James Montgomery Flagg’s I Want You for U.S. Army poster (James Montgomery Flagg. I Want You for the U.S. Army, Lithograph, 1917. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C.). While Flagg’s piece aims to encourage people to take some action according to the current war, it is also very easily understood by the text that is intertwined. Much like the

Heartbleed is a name that security researchers have given to a serious bug found in a very common piece of software used by many websites. The software name was OpenSSL which is used to encrypt the information that we send to and from websites. Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL allowed attackers to get sensitive data i.e. user’s authentication credentials (login name, password) and secret keys through incorrect memory handling in TLS (Transport layer security) heartbeat extension. ORIGIN OF HEARTBLEED

Different Aspects Same People Life without diversity of color, race, religion, beliefs, etc., would be boring. Barbara Jordan once stated, "We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves." Therefore, as diversity expands, learning to reconcile with one another will only enlarged and strengthened today's society. Intolerance and tolerance were shown throughout the short stories, "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson, "What, Of This Goldfish, Would you wish?" by

Abstract Ella Flagg Young was a great benefit to the education system. She cared deeply about her students as well as the teachers that worked with her. We can all look up to her example. This paper will discuss more about her life and the positive influence she had on those that she met. Her background will be discussed as well as her contributions to the education system. I will also talk about how her improvements in education have made a difference in today’s society. Included in this paper will

"We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves." Life without diversity of color, race, religion, beliefs, etc., would be boring. Therefore as diversity expands, learning to reconcile with one another will only enlargened and strenthen today's society Intolerance and tolerance were shown throughout the stories, "The Lottery", "What, Of This Goldfish, Would you wish?", and "American Flag Stands for Tolerance". Each author expressed the many views of discrimination

Malcolm Jenkins, safety for the Philadelphia Eagles, supported Kaepernick's message but said, "My grandfather served [in the military]. And this is a country that I love. So, me not standing for the national anthem isn't really going to get me the results that I want." Therefore, Athletes who refuse to stand for the national anthem should receive a consequence. For instance, they should get fined or possibly suspended for a few games. Refusing to stand for the National Anthem shows disrespect to

Kitchener poster, three years earlier. This was as the US entered World War 1 and began sending troops to war. Flagg used a modified version of his own face for ‘Uncle Sam’, which engaged the casual passer-by and created an emotional response, that they had to fight for their country. How could you avoid the pointing finger of Uncle Sam? How could you stand by and do nothing after

The intention of the illustration “Camouflage” created by James Montgomery Flagg during World War I, was to nurture the burgeoning anti-German sentiment in America. Flagg’s key concept echoes mainstream America’s distrust of the loyalty of German-Americans. The character in the image is outwardly projecting American loyalty, but privately rooting for a German victory. Flagg supports this point by playing on American’s stereotypes of the typical German with a portly body type and, as evident by the

Even the dead characters are delightful in Fannie Flagg’s latest novel In her new book, “The Whole Town’s Talking,” Fannie Flagg tells the entire history of Elmwood Springs, Mo. — and residents of its hillside cemetery do some of the telling. Elmwood Springs sprang to life when Lordor Nordstrom, a Swedish immigrant with a newspaper-ad wife named Katrina, bravely moved to farmland he’d bought in an area called “Swede Town.” As the years fly by (you can almost see the calendar pages ripping from

An author’s main goal is to write such a fantastic story that the reader does not want to put the book down. Fannie Flagg does a fantastic job with her novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Café. She is able to write an intriguing story that always keeps you pulled in. Through the use of writing, Flagg is able to portray the time period perfectly, which is why she is known for her great writing skills. The book takes place all throughout the 1900s, and it is filled with interesting events