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Elk Grove Unified School District v. Newdow, 542 U.S. 1 (2004)
Elementary students at the Elk Grove Unified School District are made to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in a daily group recitation once each day. This practice was in compliance with a California law, i.e. Cal. Educ. Code Ann. §52720, that compels all public elementary schools to start the day with ‘appropriate patriotic exercises.’ The daughter of Michael Newdow attended the Elk Grove as a kindergarten student and, thus, was made to recite with other students the Pledge. Newdow, who is an atheist, contended that the Pledge, which Continue reading...

A group of youngsters were enjoying a ride on a giant Ferris wheel, sitting on the edge of their seats and marveling at the moving traffic and people far below, as someone from the group standing on the ground was watching with panicky the giant wheel rotating, and wondering at what was happening to his friends who boarded a cabin on the wheel just a while ago. The mere thought of sitting in a cabin with his friends and ascend up to see a panoramic view of the city itself crippled the youngster watching the Ferris wheel rotate from Continue reading...

Introduction

Circulatory system is one of the body systems. In association with other body systems, it supplies oxygen and nutrients to the entire body (Bjorklund, 5). The system is made up of three main parts namely the heart, blood vessels, and blood (Bjorklund, 5; Vijayalakshmi, Rao, and Reema, 839). The heart pumps blood to the lungs and throughout the body through a complex network of blood vessels. On the other hand, blood carries oxygen, nutrient, and wastes to different parts of the body.
Heart rate is the number of times one’s heart beats per minute. In the experiment, my Continue reading...

Across the globe, the issue of nature destruction has become common among diverse communities and races. Currently, people are treating their environment and nature in a harsh way and consequently limiting the earth’s possibility to sustain life. In the historical days, the Native Americans were more concerned about the nature’s beauty compared to the white people who came to degrade their land. Native Americans such as Standing Bear provided the distinction between the Native Americans and the white men. Contrary to the Native American’s, the white men came into American’s land and carried out the Continue reading...

For both children and adults, a balanced fitness exercises consist not only of aerobic activity, but also flexibility exercises and strength training. Practicing flexibility and strength techniques with children has many advantages, such as preventing injuries, fast recovery after exercise, tension decrease, better coordination and balance, improved posture, increased bone/muscle endurance and strength, better motor skills, healthy weight, promotes healthy practices of lifestyle.
Training of strength does not mean weightlifting or bulking up that can strain kids’ developing tendons and muscles. In order to add strength and build muscles, children can use their own body weight. Activities like climbing Continue reading...

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In his book ‘Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America,’ Wrinkler tried to present an unbiased view towards the second amendment in the light of historical events and landmark cases that has tried to challenge or obtain the court’s interpretation. One of such cases is the ‘District of Columbia v. Heller’ case, which was argued and decided in 2008. For several instances, the provision in the Second Amendment that pertains to the right of an individual to bear arms has been contested. In fact, the clause, which states that “A well-regulated Continue reading...

Before the 1960s, theatre was dominated by a white middle-class society. These cultural standards have however been altered since then. One of the ways through which this change occurred is that major theatres became open to plays concerning previously marginalized groups. Another way through which this change occurred is that theatres which allowed these groups to have their own voices were established. Some groups opposed marginalization and others argued that valuing and embracing diversity is better than struggling to achieve homogenization. This promoted diversity in theatre whereby formally marginalized groups were allowed and supported to make their contribution in Continue reading...

Executive Summary

The report discusses the financial standing of Marriot International, one of the largest hotel chains in the world, for the year 2013. To achieve a comprehensive analysis, we converted the raw financial numbers into meaningful items using the tool of ratio analysis, which were then compared with the industrial averages. Our analysis indicated that the company is earning sustainable profit margins of 4.21%, while the industry is running into losses. Another financial metric that went in favor of the company was its efficiency in using the asset base and generating profit from it. Important to note, both the ROA Continue reading...

About the company:

Founded in the year 1926, Schlumberger is the world’s largest oil-field service company. Headquartered in Texas, United States, the company has its principal offices in other areas such as Paris, London and Hague with a total workforce of 120000 employees. The company operates through three business through business segments, Reservoir Characterization Group, Drilling Group, and Production Group.
Schlumeberger is represented by its board of directors headed by Chairman, Mr. Paal Kibsgard and CEO, Mr. Simon Ayat.

About the industry: Oil and Gas equipment services

Schlumberger operates in Oil and Gas field services industry which is also known as the ‘’Unsung masters of the oil industry’’. The Continue reading...

One sociological norm that has been amusingly investigated is the way people stand in an elevator. The norm is to stand facing the “front”, or the elevator door. To face “backwards” would be seen as unusual, strange and “incorrect.” As a form of social control, social pressure to stand the ‘right way” can be analyzed a number of ways. It is practical – you can see the displays and buttons telling you what floor you are on. It also is part of a herd mentality, humans do not want to stand out. It is uncomfortable to stand in a position Continue reading...