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Noteworthy Technology Few things possess the power of music. Good music has the capacity to convey messages, evoke emotion and inspire awe. Yet, not many posses the means to acquire the power of music. Writing music by hand can be time consuming, inaccurate, and it does not allow the composer to actually hear the annotated music. Furthermore, learning an instrument can be time consuming and frustrating if all a person wants to do is compose their own music. This is where the beauty of technology

ALS and Its Effects on Stephen Hawking Most people cannot grasp the number of names there are for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). ALS is called Lou Gehrig's disease in America, Motor Neuron Disease in England, and Jean-Martin Charcot’s Disease in several other countries. ALS is a serious disease involving the destruction of nerve cells and muscle tissue (Abramovitz 12). This terrible disability has corrupted many lives, including Stephen Hawking’s. Being such a complex disease, patients, such

characterized by a heavy reliance on consonance, which enforces tonality and helps contribute to a pop-like sound quality, especially when combined with the repetitive structure of the work. The pop music sound is further enforced by the use of synthesizers in the orchestration. For these reasons, in addition to the rock-like grooves established by motivic ostinatos, Einstein on the Beach manages to blur the division between art and pop

artists, a broader, deeper perception may mean a change in style, but for Stevie Wonder, his already broad, eclectic style needed no such change. His style directly and indirectly has influenced many artists. Stevie was known for layering his synthesizer parts to create ingenious melodic and rhythmic counterpoint. His music has pop, jazz, dance, and funk influences. He seamlessly welds

In this wonderful world there are different type of religions and cultures that are all special in their own way. Some religions that are known across the world are Christianity, Judaism, but most religions beyond that will sometimes get lost in the eyes of others. Some religions that are huge, but don’t get enough attention unless it negative or over romanced are: Islamic, Buddhism, Hinduism, Rastafarianism. As an anthropologist having a emic and etic perceptive is needed as to get accurate, and

Our Changing Society      The world has changed a lot  throughout the decades. From Jukeboxes to iPods, books to television, mail to text messages and so on.  Even the music has changed. When you hear a song, you could almost tell what year it was made in. For example, if someone were to play a Michael Jackson to Prince song, may they rest in piece, you could ask someone "was this made in the 70's or 80's" just simply by how it sounds. It shows you how much the music has changed throughout the years

Drawing upon Hebert Eagle, Seven Pounds clearly exhibits the demonstration of blue lighting throughout the entire film. For instance, near the end of the film, the viewer experiences the second of Tim’s flashbacks of the devastating crash. Ascending the hill in which his car rolled over, Tim searches for any survivors of the fatal crash. After a few minutes of searching, Tim discovers his dead wife lying on the cold, hard asphalt. Aware that he remains the only survivor, Tim, with heaving sobs, slowly

Forgiveness What is most important in life? Is it the people that encourage, specific items, or is it the life lessons? Mitch Albom’s book “Tuesdays With Morrie”, Morrie is an old man who is diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease and also used to be Mitch’s college professor and Mitch is an old college student. In the book, it explains about how every Tuesday they talk about a new life lesson. Morrie taught Mitch very valuable things throughout all the years that he was teaching Morrie and when Morrie

“"Free" is a word with a powerful appeal. And right now it 's being tossed around a lot, followed by another word: "college."” (Kamenetz).The debate surrounding free community college for all is becoming rather controversial. Since there has been no law set in place federally some states are taking aim. Washington has a scholarship program called “Washington Promise” that supports what this act is all for. As the world continues to flatten, it seems the only way to compete in the globalized economy

Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy (CP) is brain damage. It cannot be cured, it is not contagious, it is not a disease, and it does not get worse. According to Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, "Cerebral Palsy is a broad term for various nonprogressive disorders of motor function in people, resulting from brain damage around the time of birth. Damage to the brain could occur before, during, or shortly after birth"(“Cerebral”). Since the damage is done during the brain’s formation, and occurs in