Tether Essays

  • Why Do We Need An Elevator Into Space?

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    by a Russian scientist in 1895, it was not truly popularized until Arthur C. Clarke’s novel Fountains of Paradise in 1978. The idea is so simple, it seems absurd. A tether is extended from the surface of the earth, and using a combination of gravity and centrifugal force, is extended outwards. Vehicles can then scale this tether, removing the need for costly rockets. Arthur C. Clarke claims that the space elevator is an attainable goal, and we will have one “about 10 years after people stop

  • Louisa, Please Come home by Shirley Jackson

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    this story. The protagonists of this story are Louisa Tether, Mrs. Peacock, Carol Tether, Mr. Peacock, Mrs. Peacock, and Paul. Carol and Louisa are sisters, and the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Tether. Paul is a neighbor of the Tether family, and Mrs. Peacock owns the rooming house where Louisa Tether lives. Mr. and Mrs. Tether, Mrs. Peacock, and Paul worked together to solve the problem of Louis running away from home. The main character Louisa Tether is a nineteen-year-old-girl, who is fair-haired, five

  • Louisa, Please Come Home by Shirley Jackson

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    in the small town of Rockville during the 1950s. The main characters are Louisa Tether, Mrs. Peacock, Carol Tether, Mrs. Tether, Mr. Tether, and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Tether, Mrs. Peacock, and Paul work together to solve the problem of Louisa runs away from home. Throughout the story, Shirley Jackson shows the life of Louisa, and ultimately, aspects of this character’s personality shine. The main character, Louisa Tether is a nineteen-year-old-girl, who is fair-haired, five feet four inches tall, and

  • Cutting Costs in Space Exploration: Rockets vs Elevators

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    The two main technologies that are working towards cutting down the costs of space exploration are reusable rockets and the space elevator. Both of these ideas will cut down on the cost of getting payloads to orbit. The idea of reusable rockets means that space programs wouldn’t have to make new rockets for each launch. The idea of the space elevator would allow better payload efficiency and easier access to space, because it wouldn’t have to deal with fuel or the obstacle of gravity. Even though

  • Atlas - The Agile Anthropomorphic Robot

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    Atlas - The Agile Anthropomorphic Robot Introduction In most of the situation chance to finding victims still alive the rescuers have very short time to find the trapped or missing victims in collapsed structure. The solution for this use technology can make a great help for rescuers. Intelligent mobile robots can be very helpful and efficient tools to speed up search and rescue operation. Rescue robots are also useful to do the job in situations that are dangerous for human rescuers. They can

  • Polonius In Hamlet

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    From acting as an advisor to the king, to spying around the kingdom, and lastly a father of two, the character Polonius in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet faces a heavy weight on his shoulders. As the king’s advisor he must keep up his family name as well as doing a few side jobs such as spying around the kingdom, especially on his daughter and her relations to the- unraveling- prince. The stress and worry of what is going on leads to making him skeptical of most things in the palace. Although these emotions

  • Adaptive Snow Sports

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    As practitioners in the Orthotics and Prosthetic field we owe our patients not only our skills of mind and hand, but also the encouragement to live their lives to the fullest. We want them to have a life worth living in spite of whatever physical difficulties they possess. There are many ways to accomplish this, but one of the lesser known is adaptive snow sports. The O & P field has had a connection with adaptive snow sports from its beginning. The “Grandfather of handicapped (adaptive) skiing”

  • Perseverance and Hope: A Slave Girl's Journey

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    Although she was still a child, she had to mature at a much accelerated rate than children who were not slaves, or of color. Throughout Linda’s life of a slave girl, she depended on substantial family tethers as a source of perseverance, support, and aspirations for a superior life. In a few ways, these tethers can be perceived as a blessing in disguise. Even though Linda’s support system served as an extensive force ultimately leading her to

  • Car Seat Procedure

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    use an infant rear facing only car seat, and remember you do not always have to use a base, but it is highly recommended. When using a base, there are two ways you can install them. The first way is to use the anchor latch which you attach to the tether anchors that are in the crease of your cars seat. You must make sure

  • Space Junk and Its Ciaos

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    Space debris: the accumulation and collection of trash left in orbit. Space debris is also referred to as space junk, space waste, orbital junk, orbital debris, and space trash. Space junk consists of nonfunctional satellites, old pieces of spacecraft, bits and pieces of booster rockets, lost equipment, and other pieces of garbage. Subsequently, space debris is put into several categories, including but not limited too large and small as well as high and altitudes. All the space debris travels all

  • Personal Narrative

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    coolest, she gave out Pokémon cards every week if we were good the whole week which was hard because she did not mess around about Pokémon cards. Me and my friends used to run around and do the most ultimate game ever. Tether ball. It was crazy we had around 8 tether ball courts. Tether ball was a ball tied to a pole, if you could get the ball all the way past your opponent by hitting it past them and tying the ball up you win. If you win you stay in if you lose you get back in line and try again. I

  • Entangled and Entraped in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot

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    Waiting for Godot Set against the barren dramatic landscape of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot", humanity seems to exist with an interconnected, interdependent, and interchangeable set of relations. Early in the play Beckett introduces the tether as a central metaphor in order to explore the moral, social, and existential implications of this complex web of relations. Pozzo and Lucky are literally tied to one another. Though less tangible, Vladimir and Estragon are joined by an equally powerful

  • Shakespeare's Character Analysis: The Tragedy Of Macbeth

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    Macbeth Analysis In his acclaimed dramatic tragedy, The tragedy of Macbeth, renowned playwright William Shakespeare masterfully unfolds the bloody and tragic tale of the great warrior Macbeth, from his rise to the throne of Scotland to his eventual demise. Written in 1606, the play is set in 11th-Century Scotland. Macbeth, the Thane of Glamis, receives a prophecy from three witches foretelling that he will become King. To ensure that the prophecy holds true, Macbeth aided by his cunning and cruel

  • Reflection About Learning Patterns

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    (use first, use as needed, or avoid). Once you figure out learn you patterns, and then you will understand better what type of learner you are. This can be a Dynamic, Bridge, or Strong-willed. This class also teaches you how to Forge, Intensify, or Tether your learning patterns. My views of learning have changed, because now I have a better understanding of why I favor one learning pattern more than others. However it has taught me to better FIT my patterns to help make learning easier.

  • Technology's Threat to Solitude and Self-Discovery

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    There is a whole world outside waiting to be discovered. Cultures are awaiting exploration if one is willing to step away from their laptop screen. Reflection is waiting for those who set their phones down, and more importantly, the virtual opinions belonging to others. Dependent connection to others is posing a threat to solitude in the post-modern world. Synchronized cultures are allowing threats to assault and exile ideals for self-assurance. The original definitions of solitude may even face

  • Lucille's Housekeeping: Transformity Vs. Freedom

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    In Housekeeping, the idea of conformity versus freedom is represented in characters like Lucille and Ruth respectively as they choose to take different paths in life; Lucille chooses to conform to the societal standards, while Ruth chooses to become a transient and connect with nature. In Housekeeping, the idea of freedom is symbolically represented in one’s connection to nature and the lifestyle of a transient. In the instance where Sylvie and Ruth decide to burn their belongings, Sylvie’s unorthodox

  • Strategies for Success: Sequence, Precision, and Technical Reasoning

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    Sequence: I use sequence first in all areas of my life such as school, work and also personal relationships. I need step by step direction before I can start any tasks and delivers what is expected of me. I am well-ordered, very detailed oriented and I like to know what is going to happen next. I need time to complete my work so I set a schedule for everything since I thrive on a well-organized life. Precision:I use precision first which means I need meticulously explanations so I can see the

  • My Position With Amazon Customer Service

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    Sequence: The Sequence Pattern is essential to me, especially at work. I definitely agree with the LCI assessment that states I use this pattern first. When I started my most current position with Amazon Customer Service I was nervous, but my nerves easily let up due to a great Training format. The company provided us with a operation and system manual 's that were organized with step-by-step instructions and we also participated in Live training. The company even had a buddy system that encouraged

  • Gender Roles In Hamlet

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    to. For example, back to when Polonius and Ophelia had a huge discussion about her and Hamlet, he said, “...Set your entreatment at a higher rate than a command to parley. For Lord Hamlet, believe so much in him, that he is young and with a larger tether amy he walk than may be given you: in few, Ophelia, do not believe his brows; for they are brokers, not of that dye which their investments show, but mere implorators of unholy suits, breathing like sanctified and pious bawds...I would not

  • Learning Connections Inventory Test

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    A) This class has taught me what kind of learner I am. I found out that I am a strong willed learner by taking the Learning Connections Inventory test. This test teaches you about your learning patterns, which help you, become a better critical thinker, reader and writer. The LCI test will break down how you learn and show you which skill you; use first, use as needed, or avoid. These patterns are called sequence, precision, technical reasoning, and confluence. Once you finish with the test your