Essays on Farrah

Bowden, Mark. Black Hawk Down: A Story of Modern War. New York: Grove Press, 1999.

On the afternoon of October 3, 1993, more than one hundred and sixty men prepare themselves with a mission to capture the two men. Following the starvation of Somalis, food is brought into the country but the people do not benefit from it as warlords store it and in turn, cause further starvation among the people. However, the mission on that day targets the two men, Salad Omar and Awale Mohammed, the lieutenants of Mohamed Farrah Aidid. The rangers manage to capture the two men ...

Miles Davis and John Coltrane are commonly considered to be two of the greatest musicians of their time. Innovators, performers and artists, they contributed significantly to both the music and culture of mid-20th century America, at a time when civil rights was a hot-button issue and popular culture itself was experiencing a crossroads. The free jazz movement started in the late 1940s, as jazz musicians began to experiment with world music influences and other genres, creating new opportunities for composition and performance. While Miles Davis helped develop the concepts of cool jazz, both he and John Coltrane were extremely influential in developing ...

The introduction of infrared sensitive digital cameras that can now detect bloodstains even when under layers of paint and is a use tool for solving crime may cause major changes to how crime is investigated. This is particularly valuable in locations where the perpetrators attempted to conceal evidence by covering bloodstains and other physical surface evidence with layers of paint., Digital cameras set to record detect infrared light can now detect bloodstains even when under layers of paint providing a new tool for solving old crimes. Even old bloodstains can harbor the DNA capable of identifying criminals and victims. . However, it ...