I want to start off by saying that I liked the book, Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson. This book really talks about and highlights the issues that are still occuring in our justice system today. The reason why I like this book is because me as a person of color it sheds light to what people of color face when it comes to the justice system. This book focuses on a black man named Walter McMillian who is accused of...
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My name is Jack Brown and I’m currently a student enrolled at Jamestown Community College, where I’m currently working on obtaining my associate’s degree in business. I will then be attending Binghamton University in the Fall 2019 semester. During my experience with continuing my education, my goal is to attain a career where I can use my accounting skills combined with a strong analytical business background to help formulate informed decisions in the world of business. Before I decided to...
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The United States has on numerous occasions had to respond to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats. However, the absence of standardized testing methods has affected its ability to respond to hazards that are natural and manmade. For instance, the absence of standardized fire hose couplings has negatively impacted on the ability of firefighters to effectively respond to fires, therefore, increasing the risks faced by individuals and their properties (Steinhausler, 2015). The National Board of Fire Underwriters had initially...
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Introduction: Animal cell culture is the culturing of animal cells, i.e. maintenance and propagation, in a suitable nutrient media, in vitro. Cell culture refers to growing and cultivating the cells artificially. Generally, the artificial environment consists of the following things: A vessel with a medium containing all the essential nutrients, that is, carbohydrates, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Growth factors Hormones Gases like CO2 and O2 pH buffer Osmotic pressure Optimum temperature These things also help to regulate the physio-chemical...
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Drunk drivers are a worst nightmare to a loving family. If an accident ever occurs the life of an entire family will be struck with lifelong hardships. Not only financial oppression like medical bills or possibly a loss of a vital income, but the emotional tolls will be relentless. Those who must deal with the agony and the thought that the accident was preventable is truly hurting.o I know this because I experienced it first hand, although I didn’t personally...
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Most are familiar with the massive online shopping website eBay, which connects buys and sellers in a massive online marketplace. eBay hosts more than 11 million product searches per hour and has more than 1 billion products listed at any time (Smith, 2019). Like many others I have used eBay for anything from collectible books to new car parts, you can even by a new car on eBay if you wanted. The way the website works is simple; you create...
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John Adams is an HBO miniseries based on the book John Adams by David McCullough. The miniseries was written by Kirk Ellis and directed by Tom Hooper. The original release date is March 16th-April 27th, 2008. This miniseries portrays John Adams and the events that transpired in colonial times with the Thirteen Colonies and their mother land, Great Britain. The first two episodes show the events of the Boston Massacre and the time when they decide to break off from...
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The article I decided to read and master for this week is written by Richard Taylor titled “The Meaning of Life” on pages 560-569. I think everybody at some point in life will ask the question, what the meaning of life is or what is my purpose. Taylor has a different approach to answering that question, he wants us to think about what a meaninglessness life looks like. Taylor’s central argument is the meaninglessness of life. Taylor gives three different...
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In the Canterbury tales Chaucer exposes the churches immortality and corruption. The church builds using expensive metal with material for instance gold while the clerfy lives the “ghetto” lifestyle. Although things like the lack of jobs, sickness and little abundances of food were relevant staples of the 19th century. The church was extremely wealthy while the nuns and others lived a boring lifestyle, the worse part was that it was all at the expense of the catholic faith. He figures...
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Introduction The text- ‘The new rules of eating al desko” mentions an array of opinions concerning the issue of eating or drinking at people’s desks from some experts and office workers’ perspectives. Thus, aspects of genre, audience and purpose are going to be discussed in order to analyze the above text’s different features. Genre To begin with, the genre of the text should be an online newspaper article which may belong to the aspect of lifestyle. It is obvious that...
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In 1855, Benjamin Silliman, Jr., a professor of chemistry, fumed when he did not receive payment for the report on 'rock oil' he had prepared for a group of investors led by George Bissel. The test ran by the chemist proved that they could distill a superior, economical fuel for lamps, while a different process could make it useful for lubricating machinery. They formed a company for exploration. In England, entrepreneurs looked to exploit asphalt and its derivative, kerosene. By...
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The term of 'local colour fiction' is associated with the writing style of American literature, between the period of the civil war ending, to the end of the nineteenth century. It originated in the southern states and often focused its plots not on single heroes in the novel, but rather using that main narrator to present the issues of different communities, districts and the likes. The texts which will be mentioned in the following work, demonstrate the southern local fiction...
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In his essay Tense Present, David Foster Wallace carefully examines and unsparingly praises the rhetorical strategies employed in Bryan A. Garner’s A Dictionary of Modern American Usage (ADMAU). In doing so, he exhaustively rebuts the logical basis of descriptivist ideology (“namely, the sixties-era rejections of traditional authority and traditional inequality”) and emphasizes the importance as well as the practicality of Standard Written English (54). However, while Wallace seems to support the ideology of prescriptivism—a conviction that certain usages of language...
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In his analysis of Heywood’s interludes, James C. Bryant observes that Heywood “held up the mirror to reflect both nature and the times in which [he] wrote,” repeatedly “echo[ing]” the opinions and sentiments of his varied audiences. However, a number of critics, including one Robert W. Bolwell, indirectly interprets this idea of Bryant’s as the purpose of ‘The Pardoner and The Friar’ not being to battle with the corruption of the Roman Catholic Church but “to entertain, to make fun,...
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Actually, when I was first introduced to the book by my teacher I look at the title and had the very first thought that is was a very scary one, I assume that for anyone who will be reading this book will find it the same way, but let me tell you something I can assure you that it's really not scary at all rather, I would describe it as more of a comedy and clever satire created by Wilde....
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The Sixteenth Amendment, as understood in the 21st century, has fueled our government economically since its ratification in 1913. The idea of income taxes wasn’t new or revolutionary, the concept had been drafted and used to finance the country’s Civil War to later be repealed in 1872. The idea had been passed around, rejected, and accepted since then. The main reason behind it’s delay in ratification was actually just a difference in opinion. The concept comes originally from Article I,...
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One of the many magical features of television is how it has the ability to transform a seemingly regular thing into a historical and national figure. This is what happened to Carlo’s Bakery when it became the primary location for the filming of Cake Boss. Today, the bakery shop has become one of the most important locations in Hoboken New Jersey, attracting tourists who travel across the country to witness the iconic bakeshop. Since it came into prominence, the life...
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The inexorable change from the easy digitization being the Third Industrial Revolution to the technologically based development the Fourth Industrial Revolution forces businesses to re-examine their ways of achieving cost efficiency and accuracy. Transportation and communications will decrease as technological innovations will also lead to a supply chain that will bring about long-term effectiveness and productivity gains (Herweijer, 2017). Technologies underpinning the Fourth Industrial Revolution have a major impact on businesses as many businesses are seeing the implementation of new...
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Study Plan My name is Md Robel Akand, a marketing graduate of Chonbuk National University. I am keen to start my Ph.D. at Pusan National University. After completing my study, I will go back to Bangladesh and try to find a faculty position. I will also try to contribute to boosting our trading facilities among different nations such as South Korea, Japan, China, Vietnam, and others. My background I was born in Narsingdi, one of the most industrialized cities in...
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I Am Legend screenplay by Mark Protosevich and Akiva Goldsman. The film is a post-apocalyptic science fiction film directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Will Smith. Robert Neville (Will Smith), a brilliant scientist, is a survivor of a man-made virus. The story takes place in New York City after a virus has wiped out most of mankind, leaving Neville as the only human in New York City. The film starts out with an interview with Dr. Alice Krippin who has...
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How has most part of the world changed since freedom of speech was allowed? The freeness of expression allows people to communicate more and made a lot of changes and developments. This paragraph will discuss why freedom of speech should be allowed. First of all, it maintains the right equality since people are able to give speech. As we know that we our appearances are different from one to one another; consequently, our perception couldn’t be the same at all...
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Introduction to Social Networking Social networking is an internet-based social media platform where users interact with each other for different purposes (Kenton, 2019). Social media sites allow its users to stay connected with their family, friends, customers or clients which can be both social and business purposes. Nowadays, people cannot imagine their life without social media becoming as essential part of their everyday life. It connected the people around the world even when they are thousands of miles apart. The...
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$444 million. 444 3 bedroom houses in Auckland, 23,368 orders of avocado on toast, 17,760 of the latest Suzuki Swift, or the cost of cyberbullying in NZ. We all have stories. We all know stories. They’re just names, words. Apparently, they shouldn’t hurt. Brush them off, walk them off, “grow up”. That’s not true and the statistics don’t lie. If words don’t hurt then why is there such a high cost to verbal abuse? The age-old rhetoric “sticks and stones...
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The book Of Mice and Men has a very unique list of characters. The characters range from child trapped in a man’s body to a full of himself man, who wears a glove full of Vaseline. We first meet George Milton, he is a small but smart fella. We then meet Georges bigger but not so bright companion Lennie Smalls . Lennie may not be the brightest bulb on the tree, but he has a heart, and just wants to...
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Every tragedy in history has a tragic hero. Now a tragic hero always has the potential for greatness but is destined to fail. They also meet a tragic death and face it with honor. The Salem Witch Trials began in the spring of 1692, in Salem Massachusetts. During this period of time there were 200 people were accused of being a witch, and 20 people were hanged. During the Salem Witch Trials, there is a “tragic hero” named John Proctor....
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In the 1930’s, the Great Depression wrecked havoc throughout the United States. Millions of people were unemployed and struggling to find work. Jobs were scarce and people were struggling. In the election of 1932, Franklin D. Roosevelt became president. He promised the people of the U.S. that he’d help fix the economy and get the U.S. out of the depression. To fulfill his promises, he created the New Deal, a series of programs to bolster the economy, reduce unemployment, and...
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My main goal in this essay is to present to you three major problems (in my opinion and based from the research I have done) that student loan debt is having on an immense amount of people that we live amongst. To achieve this goal, I organized my essay into four main sections. Two of which include sub-sections. In the first section, I presented three valuable factors that I believe student loan debt is having on individuals. Those factors include...
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Mary Shelly wrote Frankenstein at a pivotal moment in european history. Europe, a leading force during the industrial revolution occurring at the time, experience a drastic transition from an agricultural society to a modernized, technological based society. While this revolution brought on innovation that proved beneficial, not everyone was completely on board with the forces of industrialization. Mary Shelly, like many of her fellow romantics, was skeptical of the rapid march of industrialization that was changing so many aspects of...
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The main character of the novel, around which everything revolves, is Hester Prynne, a young and beautiful woman, of solid moral principles, educated, untamed and a lover of freedom, at a time when the human intellect began to emancipate (cap 13), because we are in full scientific revolution, as a consequence, above all, of the findings in the field of astronomy of the Italian Galileo Galilei († 1642) and the German Johannes Kepler († 1630), who drove decisively the establishment...
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Introduction Over the past decades, sugar trade and sugar consumption all around the globe has increasingly raised. Approximately 46.1 million metric tons are officially and exported every year making a market value of over 17.1 billion $. Moreover, cane sugar sold as compliant accounts for 1% of exports at the same year that the research was deducted. As we underline the importance of the sugar cane trade in the world trade, recent charts have shown that the sugar market is...
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