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Following the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner in the United States in 2014, it is my view that the police in the U.S. are a threat to minority groups. The deaths of the two African-American men occurred at a time when they posed very little threat to the police officers whose responsibility it was to apprehend the men. In Michael Brown’s case, the police officer involved, Darren Wilson, from Fergusson, Missouri fatally shot Brown even though he was unarmed and had even raised his hands during the shooting. Darren Wilson fired 12 rounds at Michael Brown. Continue reading...

One area of civil law that has come under constant scrutiny is health care reform, namely medical malpractice suits. Over the last several decades doctor’s organizations, insurance companies and many citizens have criticized medical malpractice regulations as being costly, inefficient and not practical. Many say medical malpractice law suits are the culprit for insurance rates being so high due to policies to protect against legal action that must be paid for by doctors. This in turn pushes up the cost of medical treatment and results in what is called “defensive medicine, where the consumer or patient absorbs these Continue reading...

Grape Profile

Chardonnay is one of the best – if not the best – type of grape in the world when it comes to making white wine. This chardonnay is also used in the making of red wine. Chardonnay grapes have a light-green skin when mature, and their juice is almost colorless after removal of the skin. The berries have a yellow to amber color when ripe. The grape clusters of traditional chardonnay are small to average size and are usually cylindrical in shape. Clone clusters are however larger in California. The berries are small, round, have thin skins, and are delicate (fragile) Continue reading...

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The issue of trust is Australian media has a lot of variation, although most Australians trust their media. The biggest role for which Australians trust their media is holding the government to account. 60% of the Australians believe that the media plays its role of holding the government to account in an effective manner (Keane, 2013a). However, many Australians also lack trust in the media, and one of the reasons for distrusting the media is the emergence of commercialization in the media. Commercialization involves the media publishing information that lacks truth for the sake of gaining popularity. Keane (2013 Continue reading...

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Breast cancer is one of the major causes of death among women over the world. The incidences of breast cancer have been on the increase in the recent past, calling for investigations into the cause of this rising incidences. Focus has been on breast cancer for women, although studies have indicated that even men can suffer from the same. However, the focus is on women since that is where the problem is most rampant. Various screening methods for breast cancer are available for women. Various diagnoses are available and women are encouraged to utilize these services as often as Continue reading...

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On the 19th of April, 1995, Timothy McVeigh, a former soldier and security officer, positioned a leased Ryder truck at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal establishment in central Oklahoma City. In the truck was an extremely powerful explosive composed of agricultural fertilizer, diesel and a host of other munitions. McVeigh got down from the truck, secured the vehicle, and ignited two “timed fuses” one after another. McVeigh’s deadly cocktail exploded with devastating effects.
In the immediate aftermath of the detonation, the area resembled an area in the middle of a war than an urban area. One third of Continue reading...

ISIS

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The paper looks at how ISIS came to power, its purpose and how it is able to create terror and spread at a steady speed. The Islamic terrorist group is now dominating the Middle East and makes headlines every other day. The essay probes at the different aspect that led to its development, what can be done and what will happen if they are not stopped.

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ISIS stands for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria or ISIS and is based on the ideology of violence. The extremist movement is attracting militants from all over the world and Continue reading...

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Cell phones are a device created for making communication easier between people and facilitating their lives in many ways. Today, however, they also serve to fulfill the purpose of entertainment in the form of music, gaming, pictures, movies and many other features that are present in smartphones and various cell phones. However, as the device is considered a necessity in the present day, it is at the same time, a device that can cause much harm if it is used in excess.
Cell phones are dangerous in Continue reading...

In the United States, executive orders are issued by presidents to aid officers and agencies in the Executive branch in managing the operations in the government. Executive orders are like specialized written instructions issued by a CEO of a company addressed to its department heads or directors.
When the president grants an executive order, the agency or part of the government that it is referring to will take full force of the law, sometimes discretely, sometimes publicly. Like other laws, the judiciary also reviews the order and has the power to decline it if unconstitutional or erroneous. Most EO’ Continue reading...

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Metals has played crucial role in the development and improvement of modern and historical society. Metal resources are derived from the earth’s crust or from recycling of the metal discarded after their use in the economy. When the used metals are not efficiently recovered from the economy, people will increase their use of the primary resources and therefore affecting the nature by increasing various metals dispersions in the ecosystem (environmental pollution). Industrial society values the use of metals such as aluminium, because of their useful properties such as strength, (Wernick and N.J. Themelis, 1998).
Among the earth’s Continue reading...