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    Jenna will have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 phone processor. The processor has an 8 core CPU, and an Adreno 430 GPU (Graphics processing unit) (Open GL ES, 3.1, and DirectX 11.2; both desktop-class graphics protocols). The processor also has an LTE(Long-Term Evolution) internet capability(450 mbps down/up), bluetooth 4.1(most commonly used bluetooth standard), and 802.11n/ac(newest/fastest wifi standard). The back of the chip is covered with hundreds of pins that are usually formatted to fit into a motherboard. Since Jenna is the motherboard in this case, there needed to be a way to connect the chip to Jenna, in order for her to fully access the capabilities of the chip. The group decided that it would be best to paint to back of the chip with a neural chip based paint. Doing this would allow the chips already existing within the biogel to communicate data and power with the chip. In order to make the neural chips work with all of the data the CPU will give it, we will create or own network to link the CPU with the neural chips, and then the brain.VPN, or Virtual Private Networking is a way of hiding your IP address, and bypassing filters set by your ISP. The VPN runs all of your internet traffic through an encrypted tunnel, therefore hiding your IP address (all connections made through a VPN use an IP address assigned by the VPN server, therefore your computer's IP address will not show up). In order for the VPN to work, an internet connection needs to be present. Obviously,…

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    vest. It is a very unique watch, one that I am very fond of because it is one of the only things that was ever given to me before…before my world was lost to isolation and fear. I try not to think of the time before, not that there is much I can remember, but the watch always holds a piece of memory for me that is somehow warm and comforting. Call it overly sentimental to be so attached to a timepiece, but it is a part of me. I close my eyes against the gold designs on the watch’s case and…

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    When we came back from Winter Break, the clock in Mrs. Allen's room was a few hours behind. It had tricked her into believing that instead of being the last hour of the day, it was actually around lunchtime. Now that the clock is fixed—well, partially fixed, still being an hour behind—, it is now working properly again. A pacemaker is very similar to this. Think of the heart as the clock and the pacemaker as the remedy that fixes the clock. Like the clock still being an hour behind, the…

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    Landes’ Revolution in Time and E.P. Thompson’s Time, Work-Discipline, and Industrial Capitalism were both written with obstacles of time-work discipline in mind. In Landes’ work, he focuses on the historical motives and origins of clock creation to support his claims and explains that “The clock did not create an interest in time measurement; the interest in time measurement led to the invention of the clock.” But the reader is left wondering, “Where did this demand [for timekeeping] come from”…

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    The pertinent clock genes include cry1, Per2, Bmal1, Clock and Rev-erba.33 Clock genes, along with their circadian rhythm roles, control cell proliferation, apoptosis, immune response, hypoxia, angiogenesis, tumor genesis, tumor progression and…

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    They didn't know this would happen. Nobody did. And now they will pay. As the world came into focus, I realized my phone was not ringing as it was in my dream. It was my alarm clock, honking it’s tune at me, signaling that it was time to get up. I smashed my hand on the snooze button, missed, and instead, I smashed my hand on the corner of my bedside table. “OWWWW!” I yelled jumping out of bed to look at my hand. Thankfully, there was only minor bleeding. As I went to clean up my hand and put…

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    My dad woke me up by shouting, “WAKE UP! DO YOU KNOW WHAT TODAY IS?” I knew what day it was: the day we went on a six-hour road trip from Roselle to Minocqua, Wisconsin. I saw all of the big buildings turn into smaller buildings, then into trees as we drove north. My family had done this trip every year on the Fourth of July, for decades. The one reoccurring factor, though, was the state of protection, given by the surrounding cabins, lake and trees. First of all, the cabins that we had rented…

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    The “Ghost Clock” is a fascinating piece of artwork, done by the modern sculptor and furniture maker Wendell Castle. While the piece may appear to just be a grandfather clock covered with a sheet, it is actually one whole piece. The Ghost Clock is completely made of mahogany. To achieve the look of a sheet draped over a clock, Castle had to bleach the wood multiple times in order to strip it of all its natural color, seen on the bottom of the sculpture. This is part of what makes the piece…

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    There are many ways elements of the universe correlate to man-made matters, such as keeping time or organizing events, in a systematic manner. A common method of maintaining events and time in order is by the use of a calendar; a chart or series of pages showing the days, weeks, and months of a particular year, or giving particular seasonal information. Not all calendars are arranged identically, as events and holidays can fall on different days each year, and time can be measured by different…

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    Initiated by a satirical essay penned by Benjamin Franklin in 1784, the idea of changing sleep schedules came to mind due to the “rude awakening” that the summer sun caused Franklin at 6:00 am in Paris. However, it wasn’t until 1905 that the first ever campaign to move the clocks forward between April and October was promoted; The “Waste of Daylight” measure was led by Englishman William Willet. One morning on horseback, Willet had the epiphany that the clocks should be moved forward by 80…

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