...Flo Rida - Be On You (Ft. Ne-Yo) Lyrics [pic] Send "Be On You (Ft. Ne-Yo)" Ringtone to your Cell [pic] Be On You (Ft. Ne-Yo) Lyrics Ne Yo Ohhhhhhh ohhhhhhh ohhhhhh yeah yeah yeah Chorus I said excuse me little mama if I may, Take this thought and send it your way, And if you don’t like that, then send it right back, But I just gotta say I wanna be on you (on you), I wanna be on you (on you) And if you don’t like that, then send it right back But I just gotta say, I just gotta say Flo Rida (verse 1) Hey, sh sh shawty with no limits, that’s what I need all the time, I’m wit with with it, she with it, she not sure she put it down Come get get get it, the business, I hi hit it, whose is it The Benz with the windows tinted, oh I get dirty south Showning, like them grown men, goose patrongen Let let me go in, sexy moanin, ca catch me jonesin Let no not ever with this little mama off schedule Got me achy, call me papi, hottest I be fly as feathers But but bout that, sh shawty housed that, you you got that prowl cat I wanna pop it like ecstasy, pretty face and all that But what I look for, this gal is hood core, but that is outdoors Deserve an encore, the definition of a shone Chorus Flo Rida (verse 2) Hey, I’m feeling you girl, wanna get close to you, no doubt My sister swagger should tell it more than anything can vouch Little mama you are what’s inside ghetto, fine I’ll make you proud So stuntalicious, I love it, lets at least work...
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...Home Front in WW1 Recruitment Volunteers * At beginning army was only small with only 250 000 men, needed 1 mill at least * Germany and enemies armies already bigger * Used propaganda * “pals battalions” large groups encouraged to sign up together as guaranteed to fight together * Half a million signed up In the first month * March 1916-2.5 mill volunteers * Downside * Families and towns lost all men * Questioned their return * Why did they join? * Posters * Get away from dull everyday life * Share in the excitement * Thought it their duty Conscription * Clear war not over by Christmas * Casualties had to be replaced, prepare from battle of the Somme November 1916 and replace thousands of dead after * Volunteers were running out – released harsh truths as people returned injured or not at all * Jan 1916 – unmarried men 18-40 * March 1916 – married men also * 1 in 3 conscripted between 1916 -18 * Meant gov had more control over work forces at home as the not conscripted were skilled workers that stayed to do jobs that couldn’t be replaced and helped the war effort Contentious objectors * Object to war for religious or humanitarian reasons * Had to convince a tribunal if they were genuine or coward * If convinced then they would help on the front line eg drive ambulances or war work at home eg mining * If rejected then sent to army, if they...
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...“The U.S. Diversity Index for 2006 is 58.9, up from 54.6 in 2000. For example, the diversity score of 58.9 for the United States means there is a 58.9 percent probability that two people randomly chosen from the U.S. population would belong to different races or ethnic groups. The Hispanic population now stands at 45 million, growing at approximately 4 percent per year since 2000. Asian and multiple racial groups are also growing at significant annual rates of 3.8 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively, while the non-Hispanic white population is growing at a rate of less than 0.5 percent per year.” http://www.esri.com/news/arcnews/winter0607articles/the-changing-face.html Although the term culture can have different definitions, it is obvious that throughout the world, different regions hold different cultures. Culture identities can be examined by: 1) cultural patterns 2) beliefs, values, and norms 3) Hall’s three levels of identity and 4) cultural communication. This paper will examine the United States of America, its cultural diversity and the countries overall cultural identity. Statistics of the United States (US) will provide an important perspective to be used as comparison data. The land currently known as the USA was first inhabited by Indians or what they are now known as Native Americans. But the dominant cultural values, that are still influential, come primarily from the Europeans settlers that colonized the land. Since this time, diversity in the US has greatly...
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...Atlantic commenced in 1939. The directive was to sink more supply line ships than the Allies could replace to force a surrender through starvation and lack of supplies. This initiative created what was known as the Battle of the Atlantic. Known as the longest continuous campaign of World War II, the Battle of the Atlantic mostly involved the Allies protecting the shipping routes across the Atlantic which were constantly being intercepted by German U-boats. The Nazi’s submarines, referred to by most as U-boats, were more like submersible ships than submarines at the time. They ran on diesel engines for their surface time and battery for their submersed. They dove beneath the water only when they were attacked or for torpedo strikes during the day. More often attacks were made on the surface at night. This was extremely effective in the early years of the war as they were virtually untraceable due to the lack of sonar technologies at the time. This time was known to Germans as “die gluckliche Zeit” or “the happy time”. Many classes of U-boats were made, but the most prominent of them were Type VII, the workhorse (700 active), Type IX, larger with operations involving the Indian Ocean and South Atlantic, Type XIV, known as the Elektroboot developed to perform best while submerged. Concerning the successful type IX, detailed description included a double hull construction, with a torpedo count of twenty two, with six tubes for firing. Anti-aircraft guns were outfitted on the deck...
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...America’s Entry into World War I Abandoning the traditional isolationist foreign policy initiated by the founding fathers, the U.S. entered World War I in April 1917. Despite President Woodrow Wilson’s intent to remain neutral, the central theme of his re-election campaign, a series of events practically coerced American entry into the Great War. Speculation surrounds exactly which event served as the catalyst for military mobilization, with many historians pointing towards the German sinking of the British ocean liner Lusitania. While the Lusitania sinking provided pro-ally propaganda, and temporarily soured relations with Germany, several other events actually facilitated the road to war for the U.S. Prior to American entry to World War I, the overwhelming sentiment was one of neutrality. With immigration on the rise, one out of every eleven Americans was German, or approximately 27% of the population, making German the largest ethnic group in America. The American economy grew early on in the war. War materials sold to the Allies, particularly Britain and France, provided a huge boon to the economy as Britain alone spent approximately $10 million per day in the states. Relations and popular opinion quickly changed however, as Germany initiated unrestricted submarine warfare on all shipping vessels around Britain, triggering President Woodrow Wilson to cease bi-lateral relations with Germany in February 1917. This was not the first time relations degraded between the...
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...The Lusitania Goes Under What happened to the Lusitania on it's last journey across the Atlantic Ocean? Why did the ship get torpedoed? Was it against laws set forth by many of the countries of the early 1900s? These are many of the questions often asked when World War I is being discussed in many history classes. With the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, the countries of Austria, Germany, Russia, France, Britain, and Serbia initially felt the tensions increasing either through the arms race or the forming of various alliances and treaties. On, 28 July 1914, the war was official and new types of warfare had been implemented in ways never before used. The early machine guns were now employed to keep enemies in their trenches, airplanes were soaring in the skies, tanks were rolling over trenches, and the most devastating of all, the submarine was now an effective and efficient killing machine. The submarine could stalk enemy ships and attack them without any warning or retribution. The earliest submarine, the Turtle, was used in the American Revolutionary War, but it had little success. (American 1) Now, the submarines used in World War I were redesigned and fitted with better weaponry for fighting a war of stealth and destruction. Submarines had many famous or infamous attacks on naval vessels depending on which side of the history books the country was on. (Germans 1) The one attack that changed World War I was submarine attack on the Lusitania...
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...Dead Wake follows the life of Woodrow Wilson, who was president when the Lusitania was sunk. Another person that the book talks about is Captain Thomas Turner. He was the captain of the Lusitania, had a very interesting life, and was fearless on most of the boats he captained. Finally, the reader learns of Captain Walther Schweiger. He was a brutal U-boat captain that sunk many ships during his time. He was the captain of U-20 when the boat sunk the Lusitania, sending some Americans into rage. Wilson is interesting to read about because he lead the United States during a turbulent time, Captain Turner is interesting to read about because of his fearlessness as a man and captain, and Captain Schweiger’s exploits in sinking ships are very interesting to read...
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...Princip. Another factor that caused this Great War was Austria competing with Serbia and Russia for territory and influence in Balkan’s. But if this was a war happening on the land masses of Europe and Asia, how did this effect the United States? What caused the United States to enter into World War One? The United States entered into World War One when Germany broke a pledge that was established during the war in 1916 that restricted Germany’s use of U-boats in their war effort (primarily their target selection). The German U-boat was a powerful and effective tool that Germany had at its disposal during World War One. While other nations had vast superior fleets of war ships in their navies (especially the British Royal Navy) that the Germans knew they were no match for on the surface, they would instead use their U-boats to attack these war ships from a submersed position where these other countries fleets could not effectively counter engage, giving the Germans a deadly advantage over these superior Navy fleets. The German U-boat was given birth from through an arms race between the Germans and the British. The arms race was very costly for both the Germans and the British. The ships the British built, the Dreadnoughts, were highly effective compared to those ships built by the Germans, resulting in most of their ships not...
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...coach walks in with an upset look on his face. You think to yourself that it’s just going to be a difficult practice. Your coach actually tells you that you do not have practice today. You wont have practice ever again. Your entire life work gone, just like that. With your heart crushed, you cannot understand why the sport is just, canceled. You walk up to your coach and ask what the problem is. Your coach, as disappointed as you, tells you that the University board of athletics has decided to drop your “life” from the program to abide by the Title IX requirements and for not being a profitable program. This actually happened here at the University of Utah 50 years ago and it’s because there is a problem going on at Universities like The U and it is that men’s non-revenue sports, like wrestling, are being impacted negatively. Wresting is beginning to fade from colleges that are not in the Big Ten or the Ivy League, and Colleges like the University of Utah are participating in letting the sport diminish. In an article written by Coyte G. Cooper, “Involving the core product” “While there were 363 NCAA wrestling programs in 1981, the number of men’s wrestling programs offered by the NCAA had diminished to 234 in 2005.” Schools should stop making excuses for dropping the sport and making reasons on why to add. This is exactly what the University of Utah should be doing. The University should be trying to find reasons to reintroduce the sport that all athletics were built on, wrestling...
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...The Sinking of the Lusitania (1918) is a silent animated short film produced by American cartoonist Winsor McCay, depicting a work of propaganda in re-creating the never-photographed 1915 sinking of the British liner RMS, Lusitania. The reliability is profoundly restricted by the reality that the source is for propaganda tenacities and hence not a true indication of the sinking of Lusitania. Rather that of an animated dramatization of the notorious World War I German torpedoing of the ocean liner. The source is reliable in depicting that in the aftermath of the sinking, Lusitania became a symbol of the war effort–a polarizing rallying cry along the lines of “Remember the Maine!” . As such, the source is reliable as evidence that propaganda...
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...Xperia™ U ST25i, ST25a White paper February 2012 White paper | Xperia™ U Purpose of this document Sony mobile product White papers are intended to give an overview of a product and provide details in relevant areas of technology. Document history Version February 2012 First released version Version 1 Sony Developer World For the latest technical documentation and development tools, go to www.sonymobile.com/developer. This White paper is published by: Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden www.sonyericsson.com © Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, 2009-2012. All rights reserved. You are hereby granted a license to download and/or print a copy of this document. Any rights not expressly granted herein are reserved. First released version (February 2012) Publication number: 1257-8163.1 This document is published by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, without any warranty*. Improvements and changes to this text necessitated by typographical errors, inaccuracies of current information or improvements to programs and/or equipment may be made by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB at any time and without notice. Such changes will, however, be incorporated into new editions of this document. Printed versions are to be regarded as temporary reference copies only. *All implied warranties, including without limitation the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, are excluded. In no event shall...
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...Cervical Cancer in young adults Cervical cancer develops when cells in the cervix begin to grow out of control and can then invade nearby tissues or spread throughout the body. Usually, cervix cancer is very slow growing, although in certain circumstances it can grow and spread quickly. In the U.S. in 2007, 12,280 women in the United States were diagnosed with cervical cancer and 4,021 women in the United States died from cervical cancer. This puts cervical cancer as the 12th most common cancer that women develop, and the 14th most common cause of cancer death for women in the U.S. However, cervical cancer is the 2nd most common cause of cancer death in developing nations, with about 370,000 new cases annually having a 50% mortality rate. Decades ago, cervical cancer was the number one cause of cancer deaths in women in the U.S. There has been a 75% decrease in incidence and mortality from cervical cancer in developed nations over the past 50 years. Most of this decrease is attributed to the effective institution of cervical cancer screening programs in the wealthier nations. Although there are several known risk factors for getting cervical cancer, no one knows exactly why one woman gets it and another doesn't. One of the most important risk factors for cervical cancer is infection with a virus called HPV (human papilloma virus). HPV is a sexually transmitted disease that is incredibly common in the population; most college-aged men and women have been exposed to...
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...Hey, Facebook and Twitter friends and fellow comic enthusiasts. I’ve just discovered a new web site where you can contact comic legends and up and coming stars in the comic industry. Virtual Inks Inc. was founded by legend, and 29 year veteran artist/inker Mark McKenna. Mark has worked for Marvel & DC and has inked and penciled over 500 comics in his career. He’s been behind some of our favorite characters' greatest appearances. His lines are fluid and contrasting; they refine any pencils he is inking. He has a knack for making anything he touches simply better. The studio includes artist Victor Castro who is new to comics, but has a style that is reminiscent of the modern age of comics. He uses a blend of many artist of that genre, including John Byrne, Walter Simonson, John Romita and Sal Busema. Victor is a man of many talents, he has the capabilities to be able to take a project in any phase and bring it to completion. Victor is working now on the Hero’s Initiative project “X-Men Battle of the Atom” Finally there are two up and coming artist that will someday be the glue to the comic world. Whether it be through web comics, digital or print you will soon know their names. Nikkol Jelenic is an up and coming female artist whose talent is raw but refined. She’s an amazing young talent who has a bright future. Her style is like that of a young Rob Liefeld or Erick Larsen. She has a raw grit like David Mack. The final artist in the studio is Michael Openhiemer. Michael is...
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...挚爱无疆——读王尔德的《坎特维尔幽灵》 第10卷第1期 2011年1月 漯河职业技术学院 JournalofLuoheVocationalTechnologyCollege Vo1.10No.1 Jan.2O11 doi:10.3969/j.issn.1671-7864.2011.01.022 挚爱无疆丰/里 —— 读王尔德的《坎特维尔幽灵》 关薇 (辽宁对外经贸学院公外部,辽宁大连116052) 摘要:所谓”唯关主义”,就是以艺术的形式美作为绝对美的一种艺术主张.美不是真,也不同于善,它仅仅 是形式,是人的感觉印象.现实社会是丑恶的,只有”美”才有永恒的价值.善良挥洒生命的绿色使人类心灵复苏, 于是善与恶之上辉煌着爱的光芒. 关键词-艺术;唯美主义;城堡;幽灵 中图分类号:I106.4文献标识码:A文章编号:1671-7864(2011)01-0052-02 辛??孛-串?夺?÷?寺?孛?夺?夺-夺?幸?夺??夺?幸?々?<:)?夺?孛?寺?夺?夺.夺.’}.孛.孛.夺.夺.孛.夺.夺.孛.÷.夺.夺.夺.夺.夺..丰.夺.夺..夺.6. 憎死恋生是整个人类的本性.丑恶挥舞死亡的大斧 在人间布下一层层死亡的大网,而善良又挥洒生命的绿色 使人类心灵复苏,于是善与恶之上辉煌着爱的光芒.这是 读完《坎特维尔幽灵》这部小说最独特的感受.关于生 死,是人类永恒的话题,如何诠释这一问题,王尔德在小说 《坎特维尔幽灵》中有很好的见解. 一 ,王尔德与唯美主义 《坎特维尔幽灵》的作者奥斯卡?王尔德,是英国19 世纪末唯美主义运动的倡导者,重要的戏剧家,颇有成就 的小说家和诗人,具有惊人的叙述技巧和机敏辛辣的幽默 感.他极力主张”为艺术而艺术”.他认为:不是艺术反 映了现实,而是现实反映了艺术;现实社会是丑恶的,只有 “美”才有永恒的价值;艺术家不应带有任何功利主义的 目的,也不应受道德标准的约束;艺术家的个性不应受到 压抑,而只是在”社会主义”社会里,才能出现真正的艺术 fl由.其短篇小说《坎特维尔幽灵》中的幽灵形象体现了 他对唯美的追求,同时博爱的表达方式优雅引人,字里行 问充满了对人类苦难的同情以及对纯真美好世界的向往. 本文揭示了跨越时间和空间爱与恨的启迪. 所谓”唯美主义”,就是以艺术的形式美作为绝对美 的一种艺术主张.这里所说的”美”,是指脱离现实的技 巧美.因此,有时也将唯美主义称为”耽美主义”或”美的 至上主义”.唯美主义是极其崇拜形式和外观的美的,美 不是真,也不同于善,它仅仅是形式,是人的感觉印象,其 艺术品关心的是形式之美而非内容.视文学为艺术之首 的王尔德当然极其看重他作品形式的完美性.他的文学 作品奉现给读者的唯美世界是丰富多彩的.王尔德认为 艺术就是撒谎,就是讲述美而不真的故事. 二,《坎特维尔幽灵》的内心读本与心灵感动 《坎特维尔幽灵》无论是题材,人物,还是场景,都尽 量激发读者的想象力,唤起读者对于理想美的向往.它只 不过是王尔德的一部短篇小说,但也很让人拿起来就让你 放不下,一口气看完之后,还要掩卷沉思,咀嚼它们的隐微 和底蕴;忍不住还要再翻一遍,在心里重新描绘那几个人 物的音容笑貌,并想从他们身上获得启迪. 你会相信世界上会有这种事情发生吗?决不会.你 会相信生活中果真有这种幽灵存在吗?更不会.然而,读 者的思路却要沿着王尔德所描绘的那个特定的轨迹”走” 下去,一直走到它的”尽头”,看一看事情的究竟...
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