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Airbags Name Course Instructor Date Table of Contents TOC o "1-3" h z u Executive Summary PAGEREF _Toc513048925 h 2Introduction PAGEREF _Toc513048926 h 3Literature Review PAGEREF _Toc513048927 h 4The history and functions of airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048928 h 4Mechanism of operation PAGEREF _Toc513048929 h 5Lifesaving ability PAGEREF _Toc513048930 h 5Types of airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048931 h 6Frontal airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048932 h 6Side-impact airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048933 h 6Centre airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048934 h 7Knee airbags PAGEREF _Toc513048935 h 7Safety…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Source Analysis Source 1- How to Get Your Mind to Read The article focuses on reading in America and the author starts by acknowledging the fact that Americans are not good at reading. Reading in America is not a priority since most of the Americans focus on other activities such as chatting and reading via internet applications such as snapshots. Moreover, most of the people in America skim through…

Name Instructor Course Date Community Service Plan Elder Abuse Introduction Elder abuse is one of the major social problems affecting older people today. Most senior citizens tend to lead undignified lives because their rights are being threatened. By definition, elder abuse refers to a single or concurrent of act mistreating older adults by causing them harm or distress. DeLiema, Navarro, Enguidanos, and Wilber found that elder abuse contributes to over 1.5 million injuries treated in…

Silver Hair, Gold Year's Chapter of Rick Bragg Text All Over but the Shouting is a memoir book written by Rick Bragg. It focuses on Braggs’ life since childhood till adulthood when he achieved most of his goals. Although he is the main character in the story, the primary figure is his mother, Margaret Bragg, who suffers for her family's sake especially due to his husband’s alcoholism. Bragg was a dreamer and loved reading from…

American Slavery. Human beings go through similar experiences. When someone reads of other people's circumstances, usually they can find something with which they identify in the story. Sentimental literature taps the sympathy that develops in the readers once they identify with characters in the story. The emotions evoked propel the readers to have a viewpoint that directs their actions in correcting vices that may exist in the society. They see themselves in the story. Harriet…

American literature after World War II Annotated Bibliography The purpose of the project is to create a proposal for an E-textbook of American literature after World War II. In this section, a list of resources are outlines accompanied by a brief annotation demonstrating how useful in the proposed Textbook. Bandy Opadhyay, Debarati. "Negotiating Borders of Culture Jhumpa Lahiri's Fiction." Journal of Literature, Culture and Media Studies (2010). Journal. file:///C:/Users/ADMIN/Downloads/9-56-1-PB.pdfThe article analyses the theme of multiculturalism…

Is the Death Penalty an Ethical Choice? Student’s Name University Course Instructor’s Name Date Is the Death Penalty an Ethical Choice? Introduction The death penalty has been observed as a matter of debate and controversy for years, and one can see recognize arguments against and for capital punishment structure. Capital punishments were frequent at one point or the other in the historical advancement of several countries and most of the nations have constitutionally banned death…

“Sonnet with Pride” Textual Analysis. “Pride of Baghdad” by Brian Vaughan is an inspiring book to Sherman Alexie’s “Sonnet, with Pride”. The poem talks about a particular happening in 2003 when the US army alongside allies such as the UK and Australia invading Iraq to disarm all the weapons of mass destruction that is in the country and takes down Saddam Hussein. As the battle is increasing, Iraqi soldiers were turning Baghdad Zoo into a…

New Historicism. Historicism is a theory that deals with literacy criticism and literacy theory by time, place and historical circumstances for a products composition instead of the specific work text or art. It involves a formal analysis of literary works, and it assumes the political or social repercussions of the production of the artwork (Shmoop, Np). This theory was developed in the 1980s by Stephen Greenblatt and become much common in the 1990s onwards. This…

“Why must we tell our own stories?” Amy Tan is a best-selling novelist of Chinese descent but born in Oakland California. Her parents were Chinese immigrants who came to America to escape the Chinese civil war. She is the second born in a family of three siblings. She, unfortunately, lost her father and elder brother to a brain tumor when she was fifteen which forced her mother to relocate the family to Switzerland where she…