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The document describes the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City on September 11, 2001. It provides details of the timeline of events, including two planes crashing into each tower of the WTC, resulting in massive destruction. The attacks are portrayed as not just an attack on New York but an attack on all of humanity. The document calls for promoting brotherhood and humanity to defeat terrorism.

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BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A S H I S H C H A U H A N A COMPUTER PROJECT 3

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Place: New York Date : 11 th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:25 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

PRIDE OF NEW YORK BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

WORLD TRADE CENTRE BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

Place: New York Date : 11th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:46 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

ATTACK ON WTC BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

DESTRUCTION OF 1 ST TOWER BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

BUT THIS WAS NOT THE END … BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

DISASTER… … WAS YET TO SHOW ITS… … CRUELITY BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

ANOTHER PLANE WAS LOOKING AT THE SECOND TOWER OF WTC… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

SECOND TOWER WAS ALSO BURNING WITH FIRST ONE… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

2 ND TOWER’S DESTRUCTION BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

WHOLE WTC WENT THROUGH THE DISASTROUS TERRORIST ATTACK AND BROKEN DOWN INTO PIECES… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

THIS WAS NOT THE DESTRUCTION OF ONLY WTC BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

THIS WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF WHOLE NEW YORK… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

THIS WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

THIS LACK OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD WILL LEAD US TO THE EXTINCTION. TODAY ITS NEW YORK. WHO KNOWS THE NEXT TARGET OF THE TERRORISM? TERRORISM CAN ONLY BE DEFEATED BY THE SWORD OF BROTHERHOOD AND HUMANITY . SO, LETS TAKE AN OATH TODAY TO BE FRIENDLY WITH OTHERS AND MAKE THEM TO DO THE SAME. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

ASHISH CHAUHAN TERRORIST ATTACK ON WTC, NEW YORK BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

On September 11, 2001, 19 terrorists associated with al Qaeda hijacked 4 commercial planes and crashed two into the World Trade Center towers in New York City and one into the Pentagon building in Arlington, Virginia. A total of 2,977 people were killed in the 9/11 attacks making it the deadliest terrorist attack in American history. Over 2,700 people were killed when the planes crashed into the World Trade Center towers and over 300 were first responders such as firefighters and police officers who died trying to help others. The attacks led to America's longest war in Afghanistan which aimed to dismantle al Qaeda and deny them a safe base of operations.

Shooting in the Dark: an analysis of Collateral Murder

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The document summarizes the context surrounding the "Collateral Murder" video released by Wikileaks in 2010. It provides background on the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the ensuing instability, including ongoing suicide bombings and attacks. It then discusses the video footage, captured unintentionally by US helicopters in 2007, showing an encounter with armed men in Baghdad that left over a dozen dead. The document examines the video's production using sophisticated military equipment and its impact upon release, achieving widespread attention and debate over the Iraq War and rules of engagement.

Rodrigo Landa - Social Media 2011

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Assessment tools like rubrics can be used to evaluate student learning in higher education programs. Rubrics provide detailed criteria and standards to assess student work or performance. They can take various forms like checklists, rating scales, or descriptive scales. Rubrics benefit students by providing clear feedback, and they benefit faculty by streamlining grading and allowing comparison of student work over time. When used to evaluate program-level student outcomes, rubrics can help institutions understand curricular strengths and weaknesses.

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This document summarizes the 4th Annual Meeting of the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts. It introduces several new Phase I NIAC fellows and their projects, including meteor burst communication networks on Mars, using orbital debris for space transport, solid state aircraft, antimatter driven sails for deep space missions, autonomous self-extending machines, tailored force fields, global environmental sensors, blacklight rocket engines, protein-based nano-machines, laser trapped mirrors, electromagnetic formation flight, hematopoietic stem cell therapy, aerial robot explorers, human-robot cooperative systems, inherently adaptive structures, planetary circumnavigation, myths of Mars, lessons from previous expeditions, and the future vision for space science from NASA.

STORIES AND CARTOONS. TOPIC:ADDICTIONS

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This document provides a writing prompt asking students to write a story where the student character meets someone struggling with an addiction like drugs, video games, or tobacco. The student character tries to help the addicted person, with the story intended to either have a positive end or provide a warning message about the dangers of addiction if the end is not positive. The overall goal is to make students aware of the negative side effects of any type of addiction.

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1) Population in the area is projected to increase by 14% by 2020 and housing is projected to increase by 24%. This will result in increased demand for services like water management and recreation. 2) Agricultural and vacant land is expected to decrease by 7,500 acres by 2020, increasing impervious surfaces. This will impact drainage and water quality. 3) Drainage demands are expected to decrease slightly as drainage dependent lands decrease by 642 acres. Maintenance standards for drainage systems will need reevaluation and inspection of critical reaches will be important.

The document discusses several ways that technology could potentially destroy the world, including contact with superior alien life, nuclear weapons, and high-energy particle accelerators. It notes that life may exist elsewhere in the much larger universe that is older than our own, suggesting other civilizations could be more advanced. It also describes the destructive potential of nuclear weapons and highlights the risks of particle accelerators creating black holes that could engulf the Earth. While acknowledging technology is not likely to destroy the world as seen in movies, the document argues there are real threats to consider from advancing technology.

By Jill Lepore Ms. Lepore is a historian at Harvard and a

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By Jill Lepore Ms. Lepore is a historian at Harvard and a staff writer at The New Yorker. • Sept. 14, 2018 Every government is a machine, and every machine has its tinkerers — and its jams. From the start, machines have driven American democracy and, just as often, crippled it. The printing press, the telegraph, the radio, the television, the mainframe, cable TV, the internet: Each had wild-eyed boosters who promised that a machine could hold the republic together, or make it more efficient, or repair the damage caused by the last machine. Each time, this assertion would be both right and terribly wrong. But lately, it’s mainly wrong, chiefly because the rules that prevail on the internet were devised by people who fundamentally don’t believe in government. The Constitution itself was understood by its framers as a machine, a precisely constructed instrument whose measures — its separation of powers, its checks and balances — were mechanical devices, as intricate as the gears of a clock, designed to thwart tyrants, mobs and demagogues, and to prevent the forming of factions. Once those factions began to appear, it became clear that other machines would be needed to establish stable parties. “The engine is the press,” Thomas Jefferson, an inveterate inventor, wrote in 1799. The United States was founded as a political experiment; it seemed natural that it should advance and grow through technological experiment. Different technologies have offered different fixes. Equality was the promise of the penny press, newspapers so cheap that anyone could afford them. The New York Sun was first published in 1833. “It shines for all” was its common-man motto. Union was the promise of the telegraph. “The greatest revolution of modern times, and indeed of all time, for the amelioration of society, has been effected by the magnetic telegraph,” The Sun announced, proclaiming “the annihilation of space.” The New York Sun Building.Credit...Bettmann Archive, via Getty Images Image A 19th-century single-needle magnetic telegraph device.Credit...Sspl/Getty Images Time was being annihilated too. As The New York Herald pointed out, the telegraph appeared to make it possible for “the whole nation” to have “the same idea at the same moment.” Frederick Douglass was convinced that the great machines of the age were ushering in an era of worldwide political revolution. “Thanks to steam navigation and electric wires,” he wrote, “a revolution cannot be confined to the place or the people where it may commence but flashes with lightning speed from heart to heart.” Henry David Thoreau raised an eyebrow: “We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate.” ADVERTISEMENT Continue reading the main story Thoreau was as alone in his skepticism as he was in his cabin. “Doubt has been entertained by many patriotic minds ...

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This document discusses the possibility of a "cosmic deception" involving the faking of an extraterrestrial threat. It claims secretive groups have developed advanced technologies like anti-gravity craft that can mimic UFOs. The goal is to create a new enemy and justify weapons in space. Movies and reports have conditioned people to fear ETs. After future terrorist attacks, events may be staged to appear as an alien invasion to unite humanity under militarism. Disclosure of the UFO phenomenon risks being hijacked to spread this deception instead of the truth.

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Assessing the risks of AI catastrophe - presentation given by David Wood on 1...

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How should we respond to claims that forthcoming new versions of AI pose unacceptable risks of human catastrophe? These slides were presented at a London Futurists webinar on 16th March 2024, by David Wood, chair of the organisation. They are an updated version of a presentation he originally shared at the recent BGI unconference in Panama City, https://bgi24.ai/. That talk was described by a number of participants as "the best of the entire event", but others said that it was "a mistake that so much time was given to this subject". Ahead of this webinar, the talk given in Panama was significantly revised in light of feedback received at the BGI unconference. The talk aims to improve understanding of which risks are the most credible and serious (as opposed to fanciful or unfounded). It also reviews a variety of options for how to respond to these risks. This includes varieties of so-called "accelerationism" and "singularity activism". For more about the event, see https://www.meetup.com/london-futurists/events/299727151/. For a recording of the event, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYK4eYTZmXU

Silent weapons for quiet wars

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This document summarizes a classified manual from 1979 that outlines a covert plan called "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars" being conducted using psychological warfare techniques. The summary describes how operations research developed during WWII was adapted by elites to develop tools to totally control society through monitoring and manipulating economic data using advanced computing technology. The goal was to predict social changes and preemptively influence society to avoid threats to existing power structures. The document warns that openly discussing such social engineering plans is tantamount to a declaration of domestic warfare against the public.

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the internet: from military technology to networked utopia Sutter’s Mill -Coloma, California. -site where gold was initially discovered, which subsequently set off the California Gold Rush in 1848. Sutter’s Mill -Coloma, California. -site where gold was initially discovered, which subsequently set off the California Gold Rush in 1848. -estimated population of San Francisco in 1848: 800 -estimated population of San Francisco in 1850: 21,000 -during James K. Polk’s presidency, the concept of Manifest Destiny became popular. in 1845, the New York Democratic Review wrote: “our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions.” -during James K. Polk’s presidency, the concept of Manifest Destiny became popular. in 1845, the New York Democratic Review wrote: “our manifest destiny to overspread the continent allotted by Providence for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions.” -in 1846, Senator Thomas Hart Benton said: “it would seem that the White race alone received the divine command, to subdue and replenish the earth, for it is the only race that has obeyed it—the only race that hunts out new and distant lands, and even a New World, to subdue and replenish.” -the concept of California itself is still centered on the ideas of those original “49ers”: new wealth, western expansion, and unlimited potentiality—a type of utopia. Mark Cuban: early investor in broadcast.com, which broadcast the first livestream of the Victoria’s Secret fashion show in 1999. the company was sold to Yahoo! later that year for $5.7 billion in stock. -the people who made the most money during the California Gold Rush weren’t the prospectors, but instead where the people providing the supplies, housing, and food to the prospectors. -the migration out to the Gold Rush provoked deadly confrontations with Native Americans that led to the Apache Wars, which lasted from 1849 to 1886. these conflicts led to thousands of deaths. -in 1850 California passed the Foreign Miners’ Tax, which burdened all non-native born Americans (mostly Chinese and Japanese) with a $20 ($600 in 2019) monthly tax for each foreigner engaged in mining. ARPANET technology (1970) Apollo 11, America’s (and the world’s) first moon landing (1969). Apollo 11, America’s (and the world’s) first moon landing (1969). Apollo 11, America’s (and the world’s) first moon landing (1969). the “Space Race” between the communist USSR and the capitalist United States was set off by the USSR’s success in launching Sputnik, the first artificial Earth Satellite in 1957. IBM 360 mainframe computer, 1964 mainframe computers work to transfer desired data in real time. -mainframes don’t render or originate new data like a supercomputer does. U.S. Department of Defense’s, Advanced Research Projects Agency, 1.

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7. Place: New York Date : 11 th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:25 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

8. Place: New York Date : 11 th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:25 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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11. PRIDE OF NEW YORK BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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13. WORLD TRADE CENTRE BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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15. Place: New York Date : 11th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:46 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

16. Place: New York Date : 11th Sept. 2003 Time : 8:46 BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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18. ATTACK ON WTC BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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23. DESTRUCTION OF 1 ST TOWER BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

24. BUT THIS WAS NOT THE END … BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

25. DISASTER… … WAS YET TO SHOW ITS… … CRUELITY BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

26. ANOTHER PLANE WAS LOOKING AT THE SECOND TOWER OF WTC… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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31. SECOND TOWER WAS ALSO BURNING WITH FIRST ONE… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

32. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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34. 2 ND TOWER’S DESTRUCTION BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

35. WHOLE WTC WENT THROUGH THE DISASTROUS TERRORIST ATTACK AND BROKEN DOWN INTO PIECES… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

36. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

37. THIS WAS NOT THE DESTRUCTION OF ONLY WTC BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

38. THIS WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF WHOLE NEW YORK… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

39. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

40. THIS WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

41. THIS WAS THE DESTRUCTION OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD… BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

42. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

43. THIS LACK OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD WILL LEAD US TO THE EXTINCTION. TODAY ITS NEW YORK. WHO KNOWS THE NEXT TARGET OF THE TERRORISM? TERRORISM CAN ONLY BE DEFEATED BY THE SWORD OF BROTHERHOOD AND HUMANITY . SO, LETS TAKE AN OATH TODAY TO BE FRIENDLY WITH OTHERS AND MAKE THEM TO DO THE SAME. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

44. THIS LACK OF HUMANITY IN THE WORLD WILL LEAD US TO THE EXTINCTION. TODAY ITS NEW YORK. WHO KNOWS THE NEXT TARGET OF THE TERRORISM? TERRORISM CAN ONLY BE DEFEATED BY THE SWORD OF BROTHERHOOD AND HUMANITY . SO, LETS TAKE AN OATH TODAY TO BE FRIENDLY WITH OTHERS AND MAKE THEM TO DO THE SAME. BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

45. ASHISH CHAUHAN TERRORIST ATTACK ON WTC, NEW YORK BLACK DAY FOR HUMANITY A COMPUTER PROJECT A S H I S H C H A U H A N

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