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The analogy is based on the provocative ecosystem model calling attention on the basic condition of natural recycling systems or round put systems. In ecosystems, waste equals food, and the energy is cascaded along the food chain while the only input to the system is the solar energy from the sun. The basic philosophy in the approach is then to enhance the emergence of system that relies on co-operation between the actors involved, in that they use each other's waste…

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How Can Peer Group Influence the Behavior of Adolescents?

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Adolescents are more prone to being involved in drug abuse and crime if they succumb to peer pressure. This is evident in a study carried out by Lamsaouri (1994-1995), in which all of the adolescents stated that they abused drugs because everyone else was doing it and they didn't see a problem with it. This is enforced by peer pressure. This is also an example of observational learning from Bandura's social learning theory (1977), within the social learning theory they…

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Male & Female Relationships in Dead Poet Society & A Midsummer Nights Dream

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Introduction Gender is a central theme in Dead Poet Society and A Midsummer Night's Dream. In Dead Poet Society men are portrayed as dominant while women are depicted as submissive. The setting of the two works is a patriarchal society that is gradually evolving, especially in Dead Poet Society. This is mainly because its setting is 1959 when the feminist movement was advocating for gender equality and women's rights. As such, women are slowing gaining equality and independence from men.…

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The need for finance to either start a business enterprise or expand

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The need for finance to either start a business enterprise or expand its frontiers cannot be underestimated. It is to say that, just as business ventures are anticipated to live and progress into the unforeseeable future, money among others is expected to be the building denominator. For this reason, financial institution like Multi credit over the years has supported individuals and corporate organisations to establish their businesses. And for the fact that, the growth of businesses according to Nugent (2001)…

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Choosing Truth and Self-Discipline: A Path to Leadership and Success

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From the time we rise in the morning until we pillow our head at night we have made hundreds of choices throughout a single day. Every time we make a choice we face a possible blessing or regret. Our choices are most surely determined by situational surroundings. How will this benefit me? How will this benefit others? How will this make me feel? Is this a moral or an immoral decision? Will I be judged by my decision? Does this…

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A racist and sextist attack against Anita Hill

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It always takes a maverick to stand up against corruption and go against the status quo in order to change things. Anita Hill, a distinguished law professor and academic, faced intense public scrutiny when she decided to report Clarence Thomas for his continuous sexual harassment in the workplace. She had to endure being shamed, interrogated, and doubted at her most vulnerable moments. Anita Hill was one of the most prominent activists to stand up against male domination and sexual harassments…

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“What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” by Writer Peter Hedges

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What's Eating Gilbert Grape is a 1991 novel from writer Peter Hedges. It tells the story of a young man trapped in a dying small town, confined by obligations to his dysfunctional family. Hedges, born in Iowa like his protagonist, is a playwright, novelist, and screenwriter. What's Eating Gilbert Grape was his first published novel, but he had previously written several plays, including "Oregon" and "The Age of Pie." In 2002, Hedges received an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay…

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The Perceptions of Women’s Roles in Manju Kapoor’s “The Immigrant”

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Ananda forces Nina to change her dressing sense and eating habits in order to mingle with the Canadian culture. When they both decide to meet Gary Nina told that she likes to wear sari, but Ananda shows negative sign to her dress. – My God, they'll think I've married a Christmas tree. – Isn't it a party?' – It's a barbecue. People will be wearing jeans and t-shirts. – I didn't bring ordinary saris' – Here all saris are extraordinary.…

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And Then They Came for Us

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Almost seventy-five years ago, on February 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed and issued the United States presidential Executive Order 9006 during World War II. Executive Order 9006 authorized the United States military to relocate approximately 120,000 men, women, and children of Japanese ancestry to internment camps all across the United States. The film And Then They Came for Us and panel discussion featuring Karen Korematsu and Don Tamaki focuses on the connections between the result of the Japanese…

Slavery And Freedom

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Different social classes in different time eras

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This paper contains a series of question containing information about different social classes in different time eras. While all of the societies share some similarities, the laws that they provide are different for each class. However, there is talk about a man who lets his ego get the best of him and cost him a war. Each paragraph briefly describes each society and their depiction of rank and their laws based upon their rank, even Egyptian gods had social ranks.…

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The Mahabharata: A Timeless Tale of Good versus Evil and the Ideal Marriage

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Indian epic written about 2,000 years ago chronicles the eternal struggle between Good and Evil and makes the exaltation of the ideal marriage. After years of being deprived of jungle life, Sita is charmed by a beautiful golden gazelle and asks her husband, the warrior Rama, to bring her as a gift. What they do not know is that the animal is a bait: while Rama tries to capture him, the king of demons, Ravana, intends to abduct Sita and…

India

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It is widely acknowledged that both overweight and obesity

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It is widely acknowledged that both overweight and obesity are directly linked to factors that determine the lack of proportion between the corresponding energy intake and energy use. Both aspects related to environmental and behavioral factors are impacted by the rapid urbanization rates with consistent access to lower cost of high calorie food items, the lack of exercise and the increase in sedentary habits and importantly, the constant changes in the labor market with the increase in female representation at…

FoodHealthObesityPoverty

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There is no doubt that the artificial intelligence and

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There is no doubt that the artificial intelligence and robotic machines have revolutionized the technology world. In fact, the automated machines make our lives easier than ever. We are more dependent on machines and all we need is automation and easy-living life. Different advances in areas of artificial intelligence resulted in the production of even more smarter robots. There are number of different future predications revealed about artificial intelligence that is robots and computers will replace human jobs. So are…

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Philosophers About Ethics and Morality

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Today in a wood, we heard a voice. We haunted for it but could not find it. Adam said he had heard it before, but had never seen it - it was Lord of the Garden, he said, and it had said we must not eat of the fruit of a certain tree and that if we ate of it we would surely die. . . Adam said it was the tree of good and evil. "Good and evil?" "Yes."…

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Bionic Leg And Its Development

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In this paper, I will be discussing the Bionic Leg and its development. The first thing to keep in mind when talking about "bionic" is that even though people related it to prosthetics, they are very different. According to Assistive Technology News, the term bionic means the technique of replacing a body part by an artificial part that is electronically or mechanically powered; on the other hand, prosthetics is just an implant that replaces a body part. A bionic leg…

DevelopmentTechnology

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Going Into my Spring Senior Seminar in Human Sciences Course

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Going into my Spring Senior Seminar in Human Sciences course, my initial thoughts were that this course would be a breeze, but I was sadly mistaken. Weekly, I was challenged to critically think through each discussion board. It was not those types of discussion boards where you could just write down anything, but you had to analytically think and evaluate yourself in order to properly convey your answers and understanding to the questions. I was shocked to see how fundamental…

EducationHumanPsychologyScienceSocial Media

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How does Owen and Frost present personal tragedy in Disabled and Out?

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"Disabled" and "Out, Out" are both poems that share a key theme, which is a personal tragedy. In the poem "Disabled", Wilfred Owen describes the life of a war veteran who has suffered both mental and physical anguish and whose perspective has transformed as a result of his experiences, which have ultimately caused his transition from a youthful child to an elderly man. "Out, Out" describes a child labourer who notably wounds himself by accidentally sawing off his arm, resulting…

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Ivette AranaEnglish IIIPeriod 2American DreamsLangston Hughes and

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Ivette AranaEnglish IIIPeriod: 2American DreamsLangston Hughes and Walt Whitman were great poets. They wrote a poem about the American Dream but with two different perspectives. Walt Whitman asserts that America is an ideal nation for everyone. "I Hear America Singing" by Walt Whitman was published in 1966. Whitman describes the people who make up America, how people enjoy their jobs, how proud they are, the workers all sing loud and strong as they work. Also, he shows the opportunities they…

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Many healthcare organizations use datadriven key performance

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Many healthcare organizations use data-driven key performance indicators (KPIs) to track their performance, and all of them collect vast arrays of information about critical performance indicators. This data is collected and analyzed by various departments and here lies the biggest problem with data processing in the field of health care. Data is collected, edited and stored in a variety of formats, so accurate comparison is a major challenge. Of course, those who are interested in this information want to gain…

BusinessHealthHealth CareOrganization

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The person I decided to do the profile essay on is a

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The person I decided to do the profile essay on is a close friend of my step father, Jassiel Phillips, who is a Health Information Technician, and what interested me about him is how he found a perfect balance between his career and his personal life. He is a well spoken, spiritual, and intellectual individual who is a professional in the field he is in. He can be defined as humble, full of life kind of person, with a good…

HealthHealth CareMedicine

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William Blake: Poet, Painter, Engraver, Illustrator

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William Blake lived in London, England during the late 1700's and early 1800's; he was a brilliant poet who was one of the prominent influences of the Romantics Period. Although he is a prolific poet, he was not as famous during his life as he is now. His works were not fully appreciated until after his death. It was his habit to paint along with his poetry and he used his engraving apprenticeship to fund his love of art. Blake…

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Eliminating Gender Stereotypes

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In the 1950's women were given the role of wife and mother. They were expected to cook and clean. Even today some of the inequalities from the past shine through in clothes, colors, and taxes. Some women are only making 77% of what men are making and paying for more taxes on necessity items. Gender roles, stereotypes and unfair differences negatively affect women and men both. It is important to eliminate these inequalities in America. Gender roles are the expectation…

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Quotes Of Famous Sportsmen That Would Help You In Times Of Your Apathy

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Quotes Of Famous Sportsmen That Would Help You In Times Of Your Apathy As a sportsman, you can occasionally find yourself in times of apathy and distress. This is due to the demanding nature of sports, which can leave you feeling dejected, especially if you fail to meet your goal. Failure to meet your fan's expectations can also make you feel like you are not worthy. As a role model to many in the society, you take up leadership roles…

HelpQuoteSports

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Slavery is defined as a person being seen as property and owned by someone else

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Samantha Webster CWI Mrs. Seevers 29 January, 2019 Slavery in Africa Slavery is defined as a person being seen as property and owned by someone else. There has been a long history when it comes to slavery. In Africa, it still continues today. Not only is slavery bondage to a person, it can also be seen as forced labor, and forced marriages without choosing to do so. The Global Slavery Index estimated that 30 million people remain enslaved, millions still…

Slavery And Freedom

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We must cherish time

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Time is man-made and capricious, passing when we are content and inevitably tedious when bored. Growing up, I hadn't had a concrete notion of the word time. I did things accordingly, or spontaneously; I never had to think about it. I remember sitting in the back of my dad's Cadillac as we pulled into the parking lot of our apartments. There was this expression on his face, different from his usual stolid one that made my sister and I exchange…

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Women Characters in The Iliad

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The Iliad tells the remarkable story of the Trojan war. Further, the characters Homer has immortalized in his great epic transcend the violence and seriousness of war and thus creates a timeless appeal. This appeal does not ring more than in the case of the women of this narrative. The most important women in this narrative are Helen of Troy, Briseis, Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera. These women whether mortal or divine, play a vital role in the male protagonist's decisions.…

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Airports are important transport infrastructure at an

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Airports are important transport infrastructure at an international level. The governance of airports has changed rapidly in the last three decades with an increase in institutionalization, commercialization, and privatization of governance structures. The institutional frameworks established to manage this evolution have continuously impacted on airport planning processes and stakeholder engagement strategies directly or indirectly. Usually, airports are classified according to their capacity and purpose but majorly categorized into international and domestic (municipal) airports. The Asaba municipal airport is used for…

AirportBusinessCommunityPolicyTransport

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Charlotte Yonge the clever woman of the family” 1865 shows

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Charlotte Yonge "the clever woman of the family'' (1865) shows sympathy for the protagonist, Rachel desperate for an outlet for her energies and intelligence. Rachel's hubristic attempts at independent actions end in near - apocalyptic tragedy, however, when a child dies under her care the novel ends with Rachel's reform as she becomes engaged to a military man who promises to make her "a thorough wife and mother" and to whom she confesses that she was never a "clever woman".…

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Games are a common research method for researching

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Games are a common research method for researching human-robot connections because they are found to be interactive and still have a decent level of control for the researcher and the participants (Shahid, Krahmer, & Swerts, 2014). Control is important to create an as real as possible situation in the experiment. The reason why this method is chosen for this specific study, is because it gives an indication where between "playing alone" and "playing with a friend" the Child Robot Interaction…

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The Attrition Literature

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In the past, academic attentiveness in the concept of attrition appear to relate with the increase of students enrolling into colleges and universities since the 1960's (Horn, 2006). Awareness in the subject continued to rise, mainly in the background of concern regarding the massive monetary consequences of sizable retention rates on the national educational system and the ethical and civil rights concerns linked with comparatively low attrition rates of minority and financially underprivileged students (Noel,1985). Over the years, the attrition…

PhilosophyPsychology

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Embracing Individuality: Breaking the Mold of Societal Expectations

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I stood there puzzled. Surrounding me was every shade of every colour imaginable in powders, liquids and pencils. I didn't know what they were for. All I could hear were girls giggling and speaking about what I thought was absolute nonsense. I just stood there awkwardly, meaningless to everyone around me. It was around three years ago that I was friends with a group of girls, I had just gone up to the academy so I didn't know anyone but…

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Life is Not Always Pretty

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Pretty in Pink is a 1986 film written by the coming of age king, John Hughes. This colorfully named classic is set in Elgin, Illinois and focuses directly on the characters daily struggles with social class hierarchies. While Hughes film is a beautiful love letter to most film critics, I find that it can also be interpreted as a metaphor for many sociological theories. For example, throughout the film Hughes intentionally exaggerates our societal stereotypes, challenging viewers to use the…

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Literature written in the late Victorian and Edwardian era

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Literature written in the late Victorian and Edwardian era often reflected on what was happening at the time, also having links to the fin de si?cle by using impressionism, symbolism and expressionism, the extract is set out in chronological order starting with the character telling you in a first person narrative about their experience. "There are few of us·wakened before dawn" going on to describe the setting and imagery by using language and symbols, with a gothic influence throughout. Although…

ArtVictorian Era

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Beloved Family Man, Robert Osterrieder, Hospitalized in Pennsylvania

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One More Day to Live In Pennsylvania, they lived a man named Robert Osterrieder. Osterrieder was a beloved family man who was hospitalized because of vision issues. After several months on life support, his family realized that he did not have long to live. Osterrieder had registered as an organ donor, but due to his very poor health, his organ was unstable to be harvested after death (Marcus, 2016, para. 1-4). His wife and kids faced a difficult decision: Having…

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Business Management Personal Statement

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Autobiography My name is Kenisha Smith, I was born on March 20, 1987 at home in my grandmother's hands. I have was raised by only one parent, my mother. I have two brothers both belonging to my mother. My early childhood was a typical middle class environment, I spent the first three years of my life living with my grandmother in the country while my mother travelled back and forth to work in Kingston. We moved to Portmore in the…

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Concept of Hyperreality in ‘Ubik’ by Philip K. Dick

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Set in the near future, Ubik opens with a crisis in a security company, Runciter Associates, which is having difficulty tracking individuals whose extraordinary psychic powers make them dangerous information thieves. The band of these psis is headed by Ray Hollis, an antagonist who never appears in the novel. Glen Runciter, president of the company, and his chief tester for psionic fields, Joe Chip, attempt to account for the strange, sudden invisibility of the telepathic individuals. In Ubik's world -…

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Safe-sex Approach

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Safe-sex approach is a general term used to portray strategies such as using a condom or contraceptive pills for lessening the possibility that one will spread or get sexually transmitted diseases, STDs. While for the abstinence approach, it is tied in with showing kids and youths to refrain from any sexual activity, and this is the main strategy for staying away from pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Although the two approaches are comparable in instructing the youths about the…

AdolescenceHealthSexSex EducationSexuality

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This is AmericaChildish Gambino is the mastermind behind one of

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This is AmericaChildish Gambino is the mastermind behind one of the most controversy song "This is America". This song was released last year and become one of the most discussed music videos of all of 2018. This song debut at number one on the Billboard charts soon after being released. This made a personal achievement for Gambino because he has never had a song reach to that classification of latitude. Childish Gambino's "This is America" combines lyricism and visual elements…

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The Iliad: Epic Story and Timeless Characters

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The Iliad tells the remarkable tale of the Trojan war. Similarly, the characters Homer immortalised in his great epic transcend the brutality, seriousness and devastation of war. The manner in which Homer depicts warfare is the reason why many returns to his magnum opus. Together with his depiction of war, his commentary of women also makes it more intriguing. The women who drive this narrative are Helen of Troy, Briseis, the intelligent Athena, the charming Aphrodite and the cunning Hera.…

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Breaking the Silence of an Inedible Massacre

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Babi Yar ravine was one of the most horrific massacres of the Holocaust. Jews and Gypsies were exterminated in uncountable numbers. Although, this was a major mass murder site, it is barely known today. During the Holocaust, many lives were taken at Babi Yar, and thousands of people's stories were left untold until Yevgeny Yevtushenko and Dmitri Shostakovich chose to express their stories in various forms of art, making awareness for the innocent lives that were lost. It is our…

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