What are your fears in doing this?
What do you think could help make you a better advocate for social problems that you care about?
In what forms (facebook, twitter, campus, friends or strangers, blogs) are you more or less comfortable talking about social problems and why? What might be the limitations of those forms of communication?
Compare the views expressed by Hitler, Mussolini, and the authors of Cardinal Principles of the National Entity of Japan. How are they similar, how are they different, and why? To whom were the ideas expressed in these sources attractive, and why?
In what country or countries is World War II sometimes described as a “good war,” in other words, a morally clear conflict between good and evil? To what extent is this true? To what extent is this not true
Attempts to restore ecosystems (restoration ecology). What attempts have been made? Have they been successful? Why or why not? What are the problems involved in restoring ecosystems? Is restoration a reasonable trade-off for development plans? At what point is a restoration project “finished?”
write a paper about any death-related topic, which I chose the different cultures on death rituals.
What are the chief characteristics of an operating system?
2. How did the Apple desktop rise to such a popular system is such a short amount of time? (Think history and what was the genius of their marketing program).
3. What is the cost of a single desktop license? Explain that there are a couple of different models (i.e. MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac Pro) and what is important between them.
4. If you were a supervisor of a large installation (100+ computers, corporation, school), what would you use as a guideline for the cost of keeping those computers running? (i.e. initial cost of software, training and certifying your staff, keeping them up to date)
5. All three desktop systems (Windows, Apple, Linux) use an Intel processor. What makes the Apple stand out?
