Essays on Annoyance

Heralded as one of the wonders of the art world, Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has inspired artists and sparked debates for centuries. At a price point of about $787 million, one must wonder if this incredible price point is due to the ongoing mystery of what lies behind Mona Lisa’s smile. It is reported that Da Vinci played music for Mona Lisa while he painted her, however the validity of this is up for debate, much like the cause for the expression on her face. It is my personal opinion that the slight smile was due to ...

Experts of current information security must be able to appreciate the possibility of a state’s lawful and moral tasks. This safety expert plays a vital part in a state’s tactic to management’s obligation for safe keeping risks. The current controversial communities occasionally have decrees imposed in interior courts, where considerable compensations can be bestowed to accusers who bring getups in contradiction of countries and its citizen. Occasionally these indemnities are disciplinary and measured as a warning. To minimalize accountability and decrease dangers from physical threats, cutting all fatalities from the lawful act, security experts must methodically ...

When I was in the first grade, one of my friends dressed exactly like Troy Dungan, the weatherman on one of local news stations, as often as he could. That meant that he wore a bow tie and round eyeglasses (even though he could see perfectly fine). He would draw hypothetical weather maps over and over, just to reiterate the different symbols for the different sort of events (rain, hail, lightning, snow and the like) – symbols that no longer show up on modern television because of the different graphical elements available but still appear on the maps that meteorologists ...

Students and reading adults would be able to do their work when the environment is quiet. Basic good or bad manners and the use of quietness noise will maintain this quiet without ruining the fun (Shervin, 1971). A part from this, of course, would be parents' supervising their children while in the library to make sure that they are following proper library etiquette; this will obviously prevent the librarians from having to talk with the children to ask them to lower their voices (Kirkbrisde, 1965). While an absolute quiet is no longer required of librarian, patrons, and other patrons ...