We call it prison but in reality its modern-day slavery. There are many Americans who are incarcerated every day whether they are wrongfully accused or not. Some do not even have the possibility of obtaining freedom again. The United States has a high incarceration rate with over two million people behind bars (Sawyer, Wendy). The courts have had many cases where they wrongly convicted individuals, therefore they were forced to serve time. After being sentenced some inmates are sent to...
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Chaos breaks out in the town and rumors of witchery spread. Teenage girls let out savage screams and shake uncontrollably. Everyone is panicking and blaming one another. In āThe Crucibleā, a historical fiction play written by Arthur Miller, set in 1693 Salem, Massachusetts, John Proctor, a respected farmer, tries to get the truth out and end the witchcraft madness. Arthur Miller wrote the play about the Salem Witch Trials, which started when a group of young girls were accused of...
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Google or Alphabet was founded in 1995 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Both of them attended Stanford grad school initially the search engines name was BackRub. Their first office was a garage in a suburban neighborhood owned by Susan Wojcicki who is the current CEO of YouTube which is another subsidiary by Alphabet. Google They now have hundreds of products mainly software related. The full form of google is Global Organization of Oriented Group Language of Earth and also...
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Have you ever thought about how the Internet affects our cognitive abilities and changes our way of thinking? According to āIs Google Making Us Stupid?ā by Nicholas Carr, the Internet is affecting our process of thinking. The Internet is our āshort wayā to answer which is causing us to decrease our independence. It's affecting our professional and our personal life, which we canāt separate them to live a more balanced life. We are treating the Internet as an extension of...
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In the words of the Dalai Lama, āāthe prime purpose of us humans in this life is to help other people, and if you cannot help them, at least do not hurt them'. I have always wanted to be a social service provider for as long as far back as I can remember. To say nothing of, I have been, on numerous occasions, tasked with the responsibility of taking care of countless patients. Also, I have been engaging in environmental...
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As the years went by and technology advanced, the use of robots and machines have been used for many purposes. Many machines can do tasks no human could possibly do and industry wouldn't be the same without them. They provide great service and perform to a very high standard, if manufactured properly. Nearly every modern household or industry uses some form of technology. In this essay, I will be going over if using robots is better than humans in everyday...
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In the novel, āSlaughterhouse-Fiveā by Kurt Vonnegut to emphasize the horrific effects war can have on the health of a person internally and externally. When going through tough times Billy Pilgrim in the novel demonstrates these characteristics on how he has been affected mentally from the war. War can affect the mental state of an individual in āSlaughterhouse-Fiveā by the way he acts in certain scenarios in the novel. How people around him are thinking he is ābrokenā and his...
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Firstly, ethics have been explained differently by numerous individuals and philosophers over the years. Simply put, ethics are referred to as a set of principles and standards that guide and influence the way in which individuals and groups behave. Ethics are also known to differentiate between things and behaviours that are right and wrong. Furthermore, core ethical values are those essential principles that are used by individuals to conclude the differences between what is right and what is wrong. I...
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The relationship ties between America and the British Empire should have been strengthened after bounteous years of French and Indian war. However, the bond between the two countries was strained by a series of laws enacted by the British to regain their financial prosperity and political control over the colonies. Steadily, American settlers realized the dominance of the British and started to suspect and resist the control and rights of the English empire over them. The two sides soon realized...
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Children with special educational needs require their learning to be taloried to meet desired learning objectives. In addition, children who have significantly greater difficulty learning often struggle to keep up with others of the same age, due to the severity of their disability and therefore extra school support is needed. One of the most prevalent learning disabilities found within pupils is dyslexia, a disorder which impedes the development of literacy skills such as reading, writing and spelling. Since this disorder...
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The Apartheid Museum guides its visitors through South Africaās dark history of institutionalized racial segregation from 1948 - 1994, the violence that plagued its opression, the activists who battled the regime and ultimately the onward journey to democracy. Upon entering, each visitor receives a card classifying them on racial grounds (similar to the passbooks black people were required to carry with them during the Apartheid era) and is required to pass through a turnstile designated to the skin colour stated...
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Many people know Health care in Scotland is free and people believe that everything under the NHS is provided with this āfree health careā. This is not always the case. As I was sitting in the waiting room of an orthodontist a young boy came out from his checkup. At the desk, he was told that because he lost his first brace, the second set would have to be bought yourself. Obviously, this would be a shock. Turning up to...
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Introduction In the United States, the right to die is a controversial and often emotional topic. There are two main sides to the argument: those who believe that people have the right to end their lives when they are suffering from a terminal illness or are in pain, and those who believe that this is a decision that should be made by the individual's family or doctor. There are many factors to consider when taking a side on this issue....
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My father was only twenty when he decided to take a leap of faith and agree to the extended invite from his uncle to come to the United States. Once he arrived, his feet hit the ground running. My dad turned to work in order to occupy his time here. The first job my father took on was at a factory owned by the well-known restaurant, at the time, Big Boys. The money from that job was able to sustain...
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Can there be a quote that can relates to my first day of middle school? āIt always seems impossible until itās done.ā-Nelson Mandela. Can there be a quote that relates to today, my last day of middle school? āNot today Satan, not today.ā-Bianca Del Rio. There is a quote for everything in life just like my first and last days here at Nams. People that spoke their hearts and minds. Thatās all a quote is. Words. But all the different...
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Tell us why you decided to apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, please include why you are interested in studying the major(s) you have selected. If you selected undecided please describe your areas of possible academic interest. (you may enter up to 650 words) Growing up in Wisconsin, visiting Madison, cheering for the Badgers, and attending multiple football games, I knew that the University of Wisconsin-Madison was the perfect school for me. But, school spirit is not the...
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Before walking into science class on the first day of 7th grade, I thought science was a laborious and foreign subject. Having no knowledge or insight of the year ahead, I was extremely apprehensive to walk into class and meet the instructor. I was frightened that she would be strict and unforgiving, and make the subject more confusing than it already was. All of my fears and misconceptions about science disappeared into thin air when I met Mrs. Spaeny. From...
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Thank you to high school, for teaching me to be reluctant to failure. One of my toughest memories I have to look back on everyday is my failure to push myself throughout high school because of fear and doubt. Devastation is a strong word, but I feel that way knowing I didnāt try harder, knowing that I can achieve what I need due to my focus and drive senior year. This could have helped in the beginning of high school....
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Background: The practice of Medicine of CAM use is found drawbacks, particularly among DM patients, the prevalence of ancient medication use in study conducted in African continent, was 80% and Northern part of Tanzania was 40.3%, this shows that in African countries particularly country like Tanzania the CAM use is culturally accepted, although thereās still few knowledge on prevalence, determinants and kinds of CAM used among diabetic patients, the obtainable knowledge solely covers the utilized ancient drugs in concert among...
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In my lovely state of Texas, it is 100% legal to kill Bigfoot, if you ever find it (Snapple Real Fact #1339). I am willing to bet that you will share that fact with at least one other person. Why am I so confident? Because that piece of information is novel, surprising, and provides you with social currency. These things are very important to keep in mind as I explain why content marketing is the single most important form of...
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Memory loss and cognitive decline are common symptoms among people diagnosed with Dementia. Over time, these primary symptoms progress (Alzheimerās disease) and often lead to inadequate self-care or even the failure to remember family members, especially a significant other. In the opening scene of The Notebook, one of the main characters (Allie) gazes out her window and imagines a young man (Noah) rowing his canoe. It is this scene that begins Allieās journey of remembering her relationship with Noah. The...
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The colonies are tired of being treated like worthless people. The fact that they needed to pay a big amount of taxes is really concerning, making people give away all their money to a country that doesnāt even consider them part of England. England isnāt letting the colonists protect themselves by not letting them use guns. What happens if outsiders come and attack? If they canāt protect themselves, many people will die. Not only that but the fact that England...
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks published in 2010 relates to a nonāfiction book by American writer Rebecca Skloot. It was given an award in the year 2011 by the National Academics Communication. It was bestowed for the best creative work that assisted the public in the appreciation of topics in science and medicine. The author has worked as a communicator for NPR's Radio Lab and currently is a contributing editor at a popular science magazine. Besides, Rebecca Skloot is...
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Fencing is one of the oldest sports existing, being one of the five sports that was part of the first Olympic games. Around 1458, fencing wasnāt a sport, but an army training, but Domenico Angelo established in 1763 the first rules and made a sport of the aristocracy. Throughout the years it changed a lot, but the main difference is the way people look at this sport. If at the begging everything was about the fight, and defence, now is...
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Introduction Over the centuries there have been many philosophers who have sought to explain how political systems are formed, how they work and which one is the best form of rule. This has brought about many different theories from philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle. While some of these theories have been accepted, other theories have been heavily debated and opposed by academics around the world. One such theory is the social contract theory. Philosophers such as John Locke and...
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The Iliad isn't a piece that gives a simple record of memorable actualities and occasions yet one where people are the heroes by temperance of their practices, qualities, thought processes and choices which influence the stream of the story. Achilles is one of these people that assume an essential job in the plot of Iliad; as Homer places it in the principal lines of this work, the resentment of Achilles, his withdrawal from the fights and the staggering impacts this...
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Have you ever wondered if you have a voice in society? Have you been troubled by Ameri-can issues and wondered how you can enact change? If so, the work of C. Wright Mills may be of interest to you. Mills was a doctor of sociology, well known for the development of several contro-versial social theories in the years following World War II. While Millsā theories were undoubtedly inspirational, they were considered radical for their time. However, it appears they may...
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Florence Nightingale was taking care of her loving sister, Parthenope, although formally called āPopsā. Parthenope had fallen ill, as Florence being the Nightingale nurse of the family, she did her best to make her older sister increase her health status. Florence was exceptional at taking care of all beings, living or not. Though, especially her close and loving family. Whether, being her mother Francis, or father William. In this case, Parthenope. Parthenope was also named after their mother, as her...
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J.M. Barrieās Peter and Wendy tells the story of an idealistic island for young children filled with mermaids and fairies. This literature follows a common theme of childrenās writing as it sets up the child as an outsider to its own process and then unashamedly takes the child in (Rose 2). The representation of childhood is evident in Chapter six of Peter and Wendy which both illustrates and challenges commonly held assumptions about childhood and gender. This is seen through...
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Study Plan for Master Studies First of all I would like to thank you for giving me the opportunity to write a few words about my desired program and my future prospects. I am Rimsha Nazir, a senior Chemistry student of University of Gujrat, Pakistan. I am braving my graduation in Inorganic Chemistry by the end of this June. Introduction of my Academic Background: I have gained sound background knowledge of Chemistry from my matriculation (Grade 9 & 10) with...
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