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George Orwell, in his book 1984, once wrote that “freedom is slavery. ” Paradoxical as it may sound, when one delves deeper into Orwell’s thinking, logic arises behind the statement. Freedom, constantly sought after, describes a state of being many people desire. Depending on one’s location, mindset, and personal experiences, freedom is defined in a … Read more
A Cry for Religious Tolerance There is no denying the fact that in recent years, religious persecution has spread across the world more rapidly than ever before. However, religious persecution does not only affect one specific religion around the world. Many different religions and sects are being targeted each day because of their beliefs. “ … Read more
According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 21. 5 million American adults battled a substance use disorder in 2014 (Statistics on Drug). with that being said, over ninety percent of Americans battling addiction started their drug-using habits during their adolescent years (Addiction Statistics). This staggering percentage is not indicative of a cultural … Read more
Background/Context: William Shakespeare was born April of 1564 in England. He was followed by 8 younger siblings. He is well know around the world for his tragedies. In early 1606 Shakespeare composed Macbeth which will become one of his best known plays. Shakespeare died in 1616 on April 23rd. Macbeth is last and shortest of … Read more
In the modern world, society promotes a thin figure to be ideal. Slim models and dieting plans are not uncommon to society. From magazines to movies, people of all ages are convinced that they should achieve a certain body figure. Many self-conscious individuals get drawn into the idea of looking slim too obsessively and develops … Read more
Grant Assurance 30. e: This clause requires the Sponsor to include non-discrimination language in all contracts that are subject to Title VI and 49 CFR Part 21. The Sponsor must include non-discrimination language as a covenant running with the land for any transfer of land by the Federal government. A non-discrimination covenant running with the … Read more
Sometimes I love my sibling. Other times, I want to shave all his precious hair off in his sleep. Depends on the day, depends on how much he decides to make my job actual hell. I really wish he would stop giving mortals goddamned visions to help them avoid death. I am Death, and if … Read more
After the 2008 financial crisis, there was a global acknowledgement that the way financial markets and institutions had been regulated was inadequate. Indeed, private banks failed to manage risks, shadow banking expanded without barriers set up to control it and the financial reward scheme was too excessive. Governments were willing to transform the financial system … Read more
The collapse of the 1940 Tacoma Narrows Bridge stunned everyone, especially engineers. How could the most “modern” suspension bridge, with the most advanced design, suffer catastrophic failure in a relatively light wind? The State of Washington, the insurance companies, and the United States government appointed boards of experts to investigate the collapse of the Narrows … Read more
My daddy passed away in May 2008. However, there was much leading up to when he passed away. It was a difficult time for many years as in the summer of 2002, his left leg was amputated below the knee due to an infection that somehow got into his leg from complications from Charcot’s foot. … Read more
Music is certainly a part of us. In such a way, as the examples of the patients who suffered brain injuries show, that it seems to be a part of our very biology from birth and is honed more so over time. This, in some way, must have an impact on our very being, our … Read more
Amphetamines are a highly addictive drug that has proven to be both a blessing and a curse to modern medicine. It is healing qualities make it very effective in other aspects, but it is addictive qualities make it one of the most dangerous of all drugs to take. The abuse of such a drug has … Read more
I used to work at a physical therapy office. There were about 15 employees, and the majority of them were female. I did not think too much about diversity there because I had not learned about it yet. I wish I had learned about it before I started working there or in the first few … Read more
In 2015, researchers asked a group of children that belonged to low income families to describe in words a certain sensation that that particular group of children knew well. Children overall mentioned fatigue, loss of motivation, and painful stomach aches. One girl described the sensation as sad, and that she felt like crying as the … Read more
Based on research articles read thus far, there is a linkage between vasopressin and oxytocin and social behavior, and there is also a linkage between early life/ prenatal stress and vasopressin and oxytocin receptor densities in the brains of rodents. Stress is defined as the brain’s response to any demand and can be triggered by … Read more
The spine is a series of vertebrae extending from your skull to your lower back. It provides support for your skeletal structure, and ensures safety for the spinal cord. Having a straight spine is the normal situation for most of us, but there are people whose spines are not straight. These people are diagnosed with … Read more
Exposure to illicit and non-illicit drugs during pregnancy is a significant issue in the United States. Each year, approximately 757,000 pregnant women use alcohol and 820,000 smoke cigarettes. It is estimated that 221,000 pregnant women use illegal drugs at least once during their pregnancy and 1 in 5 of these women smoke crack cocaine. Additionally, … Read more
Dolly and her friends noticed prom was coming up. Although, Dolly had no one to go with yet she was still interested in going with this one guy named Carlos. He was an old school guy that dressed like a pachuco, Dolly loved that about him. Dolly and her friends gathered around the avenue,at their … Read more
Imagine being blamed or made fun of for having cancer. That is the same as being blamed for having a mental illness like depression, bipolar disorder, or anxiety. That sounds preposterous, right? Well, it happens everyday. Mental illnesses are conditions that affects a person’s thinking, feeling or mood. 1 in 5 adults experiences a mental … Read more
Tourism is the mainstay of the economy in the Middle East. Middle East countries have many beautiful tourist spots, which are visited by millions of tourists annually from all over the world. Tourism in the Middle East is not limited to entertainment and natural places, but also includes archaeological, historical, cultural, and religious tourism, which … Read more
Mr. Sample will counter a few of these arguments with his own interpretation of the factors along with other relevant factors regarding the idea that Kary is an independent contractor instead. Sample will argue for the factor of “the extent of any training provided by the employer. ” (Id. at 710, 845 P. 2d at … Read more
With the termination of World War II in 1945, millions of military veterans flooded the United States with hopes and ambitions for the future. However, these veterans required assistance in order to achieve their goals of returning to their pre-war lives. Long before the end of the war, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his advisors were … Read more
Throughout the semester we have been reading, observing and listening to music and music analysis’s. Articles gave examples and broke down how to really look over music and multimedia to get the answers we were looking for. Then in class we would attempt to do the same things the author of the articles did. Those … Read more
1. Is there a person or people named as authors? If so, name the author(s). Yes. For the Harvard Medical School Guide to a Good Night’s Sleep source, Lawrence Epstein and Steven Mardon are listed as the authors. 2. What kind of qualifications does the author have to speak on the subject? Lawrence Epstein is … Read more
On July fourth, 1776, The Declaration of Independence was signed and America became a sovereign nation. This separation was the first time in history a society of this scale had broken off from its parent country. A series of unique circumstances and missteps on the part of the British made the colonists’ actions inevitable. The … Read more
Free will is fundamental to human existence (Arnason, 2011). Neuroscience implies that free will is not a defining feature of humanness, but is in fact an illusion concealed by biochemical complexity (Burns & Bechara, 2007). Developments in neuroscience have led us to question our views about whether we have conscious free will (Heisenberg, 2009; Nahmias, … Read more
Contrary to many critic’s beliefs, global warming is a real issue that needs our immediate attention. It should be important to everyone, as it is and will continue to affect everyone’s way of life globally. There is countless evidence that shows that the earth is in trouble. The unbelievers need to open their eyes to … Read more
As tuition prices rise and families are less able to pay for their child’s tuition from savings alone, taking out loans to help pay the amount needed are becoming increasingly popular. Student loans, not to be confused with grants (which do not have to be repaid), are amounts of money lent to students to pay … Read more
The consumption of alcohol is a key component of hookup culture which was prevalent throughout the literature (Allison & Risman 2013; Armstrong et al. , 2012; Hamilton & Armstrong 2009; Hess et al. , 2015; Kelly 20012; Paul McManus & Hayes 2000; Reid et al. , 2011; Ronen 2012; Ven & Beck 2009). Majority of … Read more
“Sevyn! ” “Sevyn! ” Four figures were appearing in a boat, jumping out fast. Sevyn was on top of her house when she heard her name being called. She noticed her dad, a national guard and three other men approaching her. They were telling her jump off the roof into their arms. Sevyn hesitated for … Read more
In united states, bosom malignancy is generally extreme. In 1990’s bosom disease diognosised 80% in united state. Most normal qualities that included bosom disease are BRAC1 and BRAC2 change. These qualities are situated on chromosome 17 and chromosome 13. Each ladies have 90% opportunity to advance bosom malignancy with these two qualities. Ladies who acquire … Read more
On the Origin of Species chapter IV outlines Darwin’s proposal on how a new species is generated via natural selection over a long period of time. In Darwin’s theory of speciation, he proposes that all organisms within a species must express some degree of variation, which allow for organisms with the most advantageous variations to … Read more
The Effectiveness of ADHD and ADD Medications as Cognitive-Enhancers? ADHD and ADD Medications; Cognitive-Enhancers, Study Aids, and the Effects on the Brain? What I Knew I have Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) so, I came to this project with knowledge that I had already gained from my personal experience with ADD and the medications to treat … Read more
‘Perfect Day’ by Lou Reed, is the soundtrack used when Renton suffers from an over-dose of heroin and is dragged out on to the road by the Mother Superior, waiting for a taxi to take Renton to hospital. The camera angle is seen from Renton’s point of view, appearing as if he is in his … Read more
Springfield’s South End district has been struggling over the past 10 years. Businesses are starting to close and the area is very run down. Although the South End district has seen better days, the town of Springfield has started a rehabilitation project that includes fixing roofs, Windows, landscaping, and many other things as a way … Read more
The second strategic factor that influenced the outbreak of WWI was a pervasive sense of nationalism in France and Germany. Much of the French nationalism grew out of disdain for the Germans following the Franco-Prussian War when Germany annexed the Alsace-Lorraine region. Germany had not only taken a part of French territory, but had arrogantly … Read more
My initial reaction when our instructor, Kate Scarbrough, began to tell us our topics for the research paper was fear. As the other topics were being assigned: taxes, global warming, and state lotteries issues, I was led to anticipate the worst topic would be assigned to me. Finally, Scarbrough stated I was researching the censorship … Read more
Marijuana’s effects on the body and the mind are only recently being known, and still much research must be done to know for sure what facts are true, as well as what is blown out of proportion from cultural and political bias. From what we know now there are obvious short term affects as well … Read more
Any issue in our society we can find some solutions or some ways to manage it if we try and work together as a team. Managing an issue needs some thinking to find the best or the effective methods that will stop the issue or to reduce of the danger of the issue. It would … Read more
Over 50 million Americans face daily struggles with a mental illness. In today’s society, individuals feel less comfortable going to see a psychologist than they do seeing an eye doctor or a dentist. Also, individuals feel worse about needing assistance fighting depression or anxiety than they do about requiring help with cancer. The term “mental … Read more
Due to the local naval bases and the strong maritime trade, the San Francisco Bay Area became one of the leading centers for the development of radio and radar. Bell Labs was back east, in New York and New Jersey, but around the San Francisco Bay was perhaps the highest concentration of amateur or “ham” … Read more
(This essay is over the word limit, but as this is the first draft I hoped that I could cut it down during my editing) Scotland was recently found to be the best place in Europe for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) protection laws, such as equal marriage and adoption laws for those in … Read more
Immediately following the opening, the audience is introduced to Sunny’s nosy, elderly neighbor, Mrs. Pfeiffer, who yells at Sunny from stories bellow in the apartment’s courtyard to check clean out her window. Mrs. Pfeiffer consistently openly monitors Sunny, judging her windows, looking in her trash, and submitting a heated complaint to the building manager that … Read more
The state of Germany after World War I was a time of unrest and plotting. After receiving the largest loses and thanks to the Versailles Treaty, Germany was looking to bring new leaders to power in order to take back what was theirs. During this time persuasive and dangerous leader, Adolf Hitler was able to … Read more
Psychopathy is a personality disorder that affect a person’s social skills in a very dangerous way. The world has coined the term ‘Psychopath’ to refer to those who suffer it. Psychopaths have affected the world in many ways. Sadly, few of these “ways” were positive. I wish to take a deeper look at Psychopathy by … Read more
In a small village far from any major cities lived a man, this man was taught in the ways of the sword ever since he was a young lad. He not only knew how to use a sword but he could also manipulate mana but knew very little in the magical arts. All he knew … Read more
Loan consolidation is an approach that lets borrowers take out a new loan with a low rate of interest to payoff high interest loans. Tightened lending criterion has made it difficult for many people to qualify for loans, so the first thing borrowers need to do is check their credit rating. Although loan consolidation can … Read more
Rashad Singleton arrived at the Chesterfield County Juvenile Detention Home Community Placement Program (CPP) on May 9, 2016. According to DJJ records, Rashad was committed by City of Richmond Juvenile Domestic Relations Court on March 11, 2016. His early LOS is calculated at August 11, 2016. It seems that a release date of August 11, … Read more
The day is sunday, April 2, 2017, I am at my grandmas house. I am observing my cousin Audrey, who is 5 years-old. The time is approximately 11:30 am. Audrey and I sit at the kitchen table for the observation. I give Audrey a set of shapes that are in two sizes in red, yellow, … Read more
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or Stein-Leventhal syndrome, is an endocrine disorder in women that has varying degrees of early and long-term reproductive and metabolic risk. PCOS is the most common female endocrinopathy during childbearing age with around 6%-10% of the population afflicted. (Palomba et al. , 2015). While many that have been diagnosed with PCOS … Read more