Maroon is a dark brownish red color which takes its name from the French word marron, or chestnut. The Oxford English Dictionary describes it as 'a brownish crimson or claret color.' In the RGB model used to create colors on computer screens and televisions, maroon is created by turning down the brightness of pure red. Logix5000 Controllers ASCII Strings. 1756 ControlLogix. On the serial port of the ASCII device. A Framework For Task Based Learning Willis Pdf File here. It stores up to 82 characters.

2668 Words Dec 17th, 1999 11 Pages Serial Murder The mind behind the crime! Thesis statement: Serial Murderers are not just murderers but also victims of the rotten hand they were dealt. Abstract I.Definition History A.The Most Infamous Killer B.Myth Theory 1. WereWolves 2. Vampires III.Causes A. Serial Killer Characteristics B.

Theories VI.Case Studies A.Charles Manson 1. Bibliographical Info 2.

Childhood Trauma B. John Wayne Gacy 1.

Bibliographical Info 2. Childhood Trauma V.The Female Serial Killer IV.Closing Abstract -Thesis Statement “ God, I’ve never done anything. Help me, help me, help me! God, why is this happening? The perfect ingredients for a blockbuster thriller. Myth Theory Serial murder. It is the stuff of horror films and, in fact, the legends of vampires and werewolves may well have begun when mutilated bodies of ancient serial killers were found.

Even today there are deranged vampire killers like Richard Quentin Chase, and killers who seem normal, even charming, like Ted Bundy while they conduct their own campaigns of carnage. (Mind of a Killer, intro) III. Causes: SERIAL KILLER CHARACTERISTICS R. Burgess, and J.

Douglas executed a study involving 36 incarcerated serial killers, and compiled the data collected into a chart of childhood behavior traits among serial killers (p. Frequency of Reported Behavior Indicators in Childhood BEHAVIOR # OF CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIOR PERCENTAGE WITH BEHAVIOR% Daydreaming 28 82 Compulsive Masturbation 28 82 Isolation 28 71 Chronic Lying 28 71 Enuresis (bed wetting) 22 68 Rebelliousness 27 67 Nightmares 24 67 Destroying Property 26 58 Fire Setting 25 56 Stealing 27 56 Cruelty to Children 28 54 Poor Body Image 27 52 Temper Tantrums 27 48 Sleep Problems 23 48 Assaultive to Adults 25 38 Phobias 24 38 Running Away 28 36 Cruelty to Animals 28 36 Accident Prone 24 29 Headaches 21 29 Destroying Possessions 25 28 Eating Problems 26.

3024 Words 13 Pages isolation. Daydreaming seems like a healthy, normal phase in every child’s life, but this behavior actually makes sense for serial killers. The reason is that one of the most important components to the creation of a serial killer is fantasy.

The killings are usually part of a complicated fantasy that builds to a climax at the moment of their deadly outburst (Serial Killer Info Polls). The creation of this fantasy starts as a child when the child is frequently left alone for long periods of time. 2281 Words 11 Pages Russell 1 November 2010 Serial Killers: Biology or Upbringing? As people in today's society, we are constantly being bombarded with the crazy actions that mankind is capable of. We watch the news and hear about murders, or even read a book about a mysterious killer. As we go through these pieces of reality, one can't help but be struck by the thought--what causes a person to act so violently?

There have been many studies done to try and find an answer. For a crime such as serial killing, there are. 1900 Words 8 Pages Serial killers are the byproduct of many different things: trauma, death of loved ones, abuse, neglect, adoption, and even witnessing abuse (Are Serial). Serial killers have had to endure a massive amount of something such as trauma or abuse to an unimaginable extent to become what they are; the extent of the abuse, the trauma, the psychological damage they endure is incomprehensible to many.

The destruction of one’s innocence can occur at any given time in his or her life, but he or she is more. 1417 Words 7 Pages 'We serial killers are your sons, we are your husbands we are everywhere. And there will be more of your children dead tomorrow.' Theodore Robert Bundy In the past decade, Americans and researchers have given more and more of their attention to serial killers. The United States alone has contributed about 85% of the world's serial killers. It has been said that they come in many different forms. Society has many words for serial killers.

Holmes and DeBurger define serial murders as 'consisting. 3565 Words 18 Pages Research paper Serial Killers: Are They Born or Made? There are many theories as to why people become serial killers. Almost all of these concepts are associated with the Nature vs. Nurture theory. Are serial killers born with the need to kill, or is it something that they learn to long for as they grew up? Many believe that the nurture theory is the likely concept to believe; that serial killers are created from bad childhood experiences including being abused by their parents, or molested at an.

2354 Words 10 Pages wouldn't do with a stranger and that is when he strikes. Psychologists classify a serial murder as sociopath because they continue to murder over a period frequently shows sociopath tendencies (Clark, p. Two FBI agents conducted a study of serial killers over an eight-year period and came up with two distinct types of personalities, the organized and the disorganized serial killer (Clark, p.

An organized killer will most likely be a highly intelligent, skilled, socially competent individual. 2054 Words 9 Pages sexually inappropriate, prone to a grandiose view of their own uniqueness and abilities, emotionally unstable, self-centered, lacking and sense of guilt, shame or empathy and are often superficially charming, manipulative and exploitative. Most serial killers exhibit a well known triad of behaviors in childhood: a fascination with fire, cruelty to animals and prolonged bed-wetting. Many become almost uncontrollably interested in pornography as teenagers and anti-social when they reach adulthood.

1687 Words 7 Pages The case is very different with incipient serial killers. Fixated at a shockingly primitive stage of emotional development, they never lose their craving for cruelty and domination. Quite contrary: it continues to grow in them like a cancer.

Eventually - when dogs, cats, and other small, four-legged creatures can no longer satisfy it, they turn their terrifying attentions to a larger, two-legged breed: human beings.? The author mentions the?primitive stage of emotional development? In which the.

In culture [ ] • In by Thomas Harris, the serial killer has eyes that are described as being 'maroon' brown, and are noted to often appear to glow red. • Maroon is frequently associated with, a character in J.K. Rowling's series, though Ron tells Harry that he dislikes the color. • Maroon is the main color of the logo. • Maroon was the applied to of the (1923–1947), and to much of that of in the period 1956–1965. • Maroon is the signature color of the Japanese private rail company,, decided by a vote of women customers in 1923. In the 1990s, Hankyu planned an alternative color as it was developing new vehicles.

That plan was called off following opposition by local residents. • Maroon is the color of the football strip of the team and the Edinburgh bus fleet operated by • Maroon was named as the official color of the state of,, in November 2003. While the declared shade of maroon is RGB 115/24/44, Queenslanders display the spirit of the state by wearing all shades of maroon at sporting and cultural events. • Maroon is the official color of the.

• The distinctive has been worn by airborne forces around the world since 1942. •, a German band. • is a pop rock band.

•, such as the, wear maroon robes. • Maroon, along with golden yellow, is worn in the by devotees of the, especially during its procession on 9 January. Many universities, colleges, high schools and other educational institutions have maroon as one of their school colors. Popular combinations include maroon and white, maroon and grey, and maroon and gold. • Maroon is the official school color of. • Maroon and gold are the official colors of. • Maroon and gold are the official school colors of, representing the University of Chicago and the respectively.

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• Maroon and orange are the official school colors of. • Maroon is also the official color of Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority Inc. • Maroon and forest green are the official school colors of the. • Maroon (along with gold and white) is the official color of the.

• Maroon and gold are the official colors of the and the • Maroon and silver are the official colors of in the. • Maroon and gray are the official school colors of. • Maroon and white are the official school colors of and the name of the university's Alma mater. • Maroon and gray are the official colors of. Sports teams often use maroon as one of their identifying colors, as a result many have received the nickname 'Maroons'. • Maroons was the nickname of the now defunct of the National Hockey League (NHL), whose team colors were maroon and white. • Maroons is also the nickname of the.

• Maroons was a former nickname of the, who also wore the color. • Maroon is the color of the. • Maroon (RGB: R-115, G-24, B-44) has been the color of the Australian state of 's, and teams since the early 20th century. The Queensland Government declared maroon the state's official color in 2003. • Maroon is the color of the based rugby league club, and the based rugby league club,. • Maroon is the traditional color of and sporting teams competing in the in Ireland. • It is also the color of football club, in Galway, Ireland.

• Maroon is the color of the football club, in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. • It is also the color of the football club, in Turin, Italy. • Maroon (with two white vertical stripes) is the color of the Amsterdam. • Maroons was the official nickname of the athletic teams representing Mississippi State College, now Mississippi State University from 1932 until 1961 when it was officially changed to the Bulldogs. Bulldogs had been used as an unofficial nickname as far back as 1905. (The study of ) • Maroon and white are the colors of the.

The is sometimes called maroon and white, but the legal colors were red and white, but in 2009 the colors were changed to and white. See also [ ] • References [ ]. Retrieved 28 February 2015. 17 February 2012. Retrieved 10 July 2015. • 'dark brownish purple' - Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language, College Edition, World Publishing Company, (1964) • Webster's New World Dictionary of American English, 3rd College Edition, (1988).

'A dark brown.' Random House College Dictionary (1975), 'a dark brownish.' • Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 5th edition, 1973.

Princeton WordNet. • Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 5th Edition (1973). • Maerz and Paul.

A Dictionary of Color. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1930, Page 198; Color Sample of Maroon: Page 37, Plate 7, Color Sample L7 • Goodfriend, Wind (2009). 'Attachment Styles at Hogwarts: From Infancy to Adulthood'. In Mulholland, Neil.. • Robertson, Jennifer Ellen (1998). Queensland Government. • • anonymous..

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October 1952. • McMenamin, Dave (December 17, 2012).. Retrieved March 6, 2016. • According to the 1994 law, Latvijas valsts karogs ir sarkans ar baltu svītru. (Latvian national flag is red with a white stripe.) (in Latvian). The Saeima (legislature) of Latvia. Archived from on 2 March 2009.

Sarkans is the word for 'red' in Latvian, while 'maroon' is petarde. Turkina, Eiženija & Zitare, K. Latvian-English Dictionary (second ed.). Waverly, Iowa: Latvju Gramata (Rota Press)..

A Short History Of The French Revolution Popkin Ebook Download more. • Latvijas valsts karogs ir karmīnsarkans ar baltu horizontālu svītru. (The Latvian national flag is carmine with white horizontal stripes.) (in Latvian). The Saeima (legislature) of Latvia.

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