As our cities get larger and the centralized nature of city centers remains efficiently unreachable without a car, it is hard to focus on non-motorized modes of transportation. However, these ways of transportation were, in fact, the ones we initially depended on and still carry huge health, social, and even economical benefits that remain relevant in the 21 century. Especially nowadays with the commitment of multiple countries to reduce their emissions by 2020 according to the Paris Agreement. Australia specifically...
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Knowledge can be described as the possession of information in a psychological form that has been obtained through reason, perception, emotion, or language; it is a justified true belief. Knowledge can be classified as solidly justified if there is adequate evidence to support it. The knowledge must be consistent with previous data and clarified with regard to language and logic. Knowledge can only have solid justification if there is no contradiction or counter-evidence ensuring the given argument is irrefutable. To...
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I. Introduction Water plays a big role in all living things. In fact, everything cannot exist without water. The statistics estimate that there were about 1,500 liters of water for industry, 2,500 liters for agriculture, and 250 liters for daily activities (UK essays, 2018)âŠWe know how essential water is; however when the living standard is improving, one of the most serious environmental problems faced in Vietnam is water pollution. âWater is typically referred to as polluted when it is impaired...
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The purpose of this writing is to explore what is death and dying in Confucianism and further present my understanding of how to work with people under the influence of Confucianism. To some people, Confucianism is not only a philosophy but also a religion. Death and dying in Confucianism There are several points to be discussed about death and dying in Confucianism: 1) Their attitude to death âWe have two lives, and the second begins when we realize we only...
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New York City had come a long way since the dark days of crime in the late 80s and early 90s when it was called the âmurder capitalâ of the United States. Today, It is common to hear in the news that NYC is the safest metropolis in the United States with a crime rate per capita lower than the national average- something almost unheard of among big cities, like Chicago. Many factors attributed to the declining rate and supplemented...
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As a result of various economic sanctions enacted against the United States by Great Britain and France, including the practice of impressment, where the British Royal Navy captured and forced Americans into naval service, the War of 1812 began. After a little over two years of warfare, the Treaty of Ghent was signed and ended the war, resulting in a draw as the U.S. gave up on their demand for the British to stop impressment, and Great Britain's ability to...
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Introduction The purpose of this lab report is to reflect on an experiment carried out on 30/01/2020. The experiment's objective âwas to measure the minimum amount of luminance of a test spot required to produce a visual sensation which is the absolute intensity threshold (1/sensitivity) of the visual system to light in dark conditions as a function of time using the standard instrument for this purpose. By viewing the target extra-foveally, using part of the retina containing both cones and...
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Executive Summary Electronic discovery is changing the way evidence can be presented amongst both parties and the judge. In the early stages of civil litigation, the exchange of electronic discovery between two parties is a critical process that involves the deliverance of electronically stored information, also known as ESI. ESI is different than paper documents because the information is created, manipulated, communicated, stored, and utilized in a digital form. For this procedure to occur, it requires the use of computer...
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A tragedy enhances the destruction of characters leading to their downfall and often has an unhappy ending that can cause a form of loss. Every person experiences loss with varying degrees of severity. The play Hamlet by William Shakespeare is a tragedy written between the years 1599 and 1602. It revealed many themes, including this primary and crucial one, the theme of loss which is seen throughout the entire play. The story has the element of loss from the beginning...
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From communicating on clay tablets to typing on computers or other technological devices, our history has come a long way. To this day, fortunately enough we still have one of the oldest pieces of literature in history. Throughout time and civilization, people have found a way to continue telling stories in order to communicate the roles and purpose of society during that time. History shows that the environment is continuing to evolve and influence people in many ways. The role...
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This paper assignment will have to do with the interpretation of Nietzscheâs philosophy. The topic will be what Nietzsche means when he claims that, âGod is deadâ. Some may interpret that Nietzsche believed that God is dead or gone, but that is not what he meant. Instead, he is trying to indicate that there is an increase in atheism, a decline in religion, and a reduction in moral authority which will ultimately lead the world into disruption but at the...
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Discussion The purpose of this study was to survey the perspective of the staff of the radiology department toward radiography students during clinical training. It also aimed at finding out the factors that were seen as relevant to the clinical training of students, and the improvement that could be done to make the training experience better for students. Assessing the experience of radiography students on the attitude of the radiology staff towards their clinical training programme. From the perspective of...
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In this report, I will be talking about how accommodations for chickens should be set up and maintained. This will include information about the legal space requirements, the types of fixtures that chickens require within their housing and the best bedding materials for them, as well as how the buildings should be set up to make cleaning and the movement of animals in an emergency (such as a fire) easier and more efficient. There are several factors to take into...
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I am speaking to you today about the causes and consequences of the environmental changes at the Great Barrier Reef and how these changes are being managed. I believe we are not utilizing enough resources to protect our iconic Great Barrier Reef for our future generations. I urge you to please do something about this As you know, The Great Barrier Reef is a complex of coral reefs, shoals, and islets. It's the longest and largest reef complex in the...
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Specific purpose: To persuade the audience that electric vehicles are great alternatives for fossil fuel (gas) powered cars. Central idea/Thesis: Electric cars will people save money and they will also help cut back on greenhouse gases and reliance on foreign oil. Organizational Pattern: Problem, Cause, Solution Introduction Reveal topic: The topic that I will be speaking on today is electric vehicles. Credibility Statement: According to Christina Nunez from National Geographic (2019) âHumans have pumped enough carbon dioxide into the atmosphere...
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In 1971, the scene of the most notorious experiment took place at Stanford University. Professor Philip Zimbardo was interested in what happens when you put good people in an evil place. Does the situation outside of you, the institution come to control your behavior, or do the things inside of you, your values, and your moralities allow you to rise above a negative environment? The negative environment he chose to put his participants in was a prison. He converted the...
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Introduction Throughout history, music has been part of everyoneâs life whether it's pop, rock, hip-hop, classical, al or jazz. They each made us feel connected to the singer or relate to them. This case study will focus on and analyze music videos throughout history starting way back Before MTV was ever created. Before MTV was ever created people in the 1970s needed to have a cable tv first to watch music videos then maybe if they were lucky enough, they...
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Explain why the informativeness of âHesperus = Phosphorusâ is a problem for the referential approach to meaning. Critically compare Fregeâs response to this problem with Russellâs. The referential approach to meaning is the idea that the meaning of every expression is its referent. A referent is an object referred to by the utterance of a word. For example, âthe capital of Englandâ refers to London. There are a number of issues one can highlight with this approach, and due to...
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Introduction The term air pollution is referred to the interference of unwanted substances such as chemicals, particulate or biological materials which possess a threat (discomfort, severe diseases, death, and serious damage) to both living (man, animals, and plants) and non-living (water, soil, and air) things into the atmosphere via natural or anthropogenic (man-made) actions (Mahendra and Vaibhav 2013). These unwanted substances introduced into the atmosphere that can pose a serious threat to the environment, in general, are referred to as...
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Abstract For our day-to-day language, Green refers to a color. But in the Architectural and Constructing field, it has a really valuable meaning, symbolizing environmentally friendly behavior. With time passing the environmental impact of buildings is becoming more present and a new field called 'green building' is gaining momentum. Green Building is considered a social statement that expresses an important solution, consequently, it will leave a precious heritage that is going to be important for generations to come. So, apart...
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Is the Mars versus Venus distinction efficient enough to refer to the age-old dialog over the differences between men and women - differences that will be undoubtedly questioned, researched, and challenged for lifetimes to come? Women and men may differ in their propensity to choose a risky outcome because of innate preferences or because those preferences are modified by pressure to conform to gender stereotypes, more specifically said, due to both nature and nurture. The interesting question is thus the...
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William Shakespeare wrote many plays, and of those plays, many were tragedies or comedies. One of Shakespeareâs tragic plays is called âMacbethâ in which a nobleman of Scotland receives a prediction from witches that he will be King. The king who was in charge during the time he received the prophecy is King Duncan. Macbeth gets ambitious about becoming the King and his wife Lady Macbeth pushes him to get power. She convinces him to kill King Duncan and a...
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Although it is widely alleged that destiny is by choice, there are a vast number of people who believed that it is by fate. Those who believed it is by choice follow the directions and guidance of their elders. For example, they will try to hold on to the values that their parents instilled in them and use them to guide their entire lives. Others who believed that destiny is by fate, believe that the outcome of their lives is...
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What comes to your mind when you hear the word âseaâ? Sandy beach, palm trees, vacationing people? Well, none of that is relevant when it comes to the Sargasso Sea. This one has no shores, and what it has instead is lost ships! Buckle up, as you are about to discover what mysteries it is hiding! The Sargasso Sea is like no other sea in the world, because it, you know, has no shores! What makes up its borders then?...
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The glass menagerie is a critically acclaimed memory play written by Tenessee Williams. The story is heavily influenced by Williamsâ own personal life and follows the story of a young man named Tom, his mother, and his sister in their home in Wingfield apartment in Saint Louis. The play is set in the 1930s, in what is dubbed as the great depression, following the rampantly consumerist society of the roaring 1920s, known as the decade of optimism. The story of...
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Othello, the Moor of Venice is a tragic play written around 1603 by way of William Shakespeare, which addresses the encounters of Othello, the protagonist. Othello is a Venetian army commonplace who falls prey to Iagoâs devious schemes, which are precipitated by means of jealousy, deceit, and quest for power (Hundley 4). Othello, the Moor of Venice is a tragic play written by William Shakespeare around 1603 that follows the adventures of Othello, the protagonist. Othello is a typical Venetian...
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For many years now, climate change supposes a big threat to all of us since it affects every corner of the world and makes us think of all issues it causes in our daily lives more often than not, it also makes us wonder who is to be blamed for its bigger impact every year; however, the solutions are much scarce. Some of the most popular solutions are reduction, recycling, and composting, which is another form of recycling (EPA) yet...
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Here stands the man who is full of rich knowledge that is worth spreading as family history. I am so proud to have this man with me today. This man is named Saad Ghanem Al â Saraf. He is my grandfather. I am about to know more about his golden knowledge. My Grandfather had three incredible and unbelievable highlights in life which made all the difference. This was all about my grandfatherâs childhood. Letâs start this adventure. These were the...
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The best danger to earth is the conviction that another person will spare it. Many people out there who enjoy going to the beach, and appreciating the ocean and its beauty, are unfortunately the ones that pollute it. Marine pollution has been widely known all around the world. However, we have yet to see a movement to this serious issue. People may say 'Well, it is not my problem that the beach is dirty.' If itâs not the peopleâs littering...
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The two sisters speak to two completely different types of human personalities, and this differentiation between the two sisters has been outlined for us by Austen at the very beginning. Elinor has a quality of understanding and a coolness of judgment by the goodness of which she, however just nineteen years, is fit for being her mother's guide. She can't, through methods for these characteristics, hold within proper limits her mom's energy of psyche which would, in some way or...
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