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Abstract

Oppression and sexism against women was one of the greatest vices in United States in the past. Women especially the African American women faced a lot of oppression and sexism as well as racism from their counter-parts white women in the 20th century when feminism comes on board. These women therefore faced a lot of challenges in addressing their situation. When they had come out in large numbers to join feminists’ movements, they were discriminated against and their problems continued. As much as the vice was seriously fought and reduced by great percentage, it still exists in some places Continue reading...

According to the Book of Genesis, God created the man first and named him ‘Adam.’ However, Adam was not content that he was only accompanied by animals who cannot speak; and thus he yearned for company. God put Adam into a temporarily sleep and took out half of his rib and created Eve, the first woman and Adam’s companion (King James Version, Gen. 2. 7-25). The story of the human creation is widely known throughout the world. Even those who follow different religions they know the history of the Creation. Like Islam, Christianity is a religion of love, Continue reading...

Law Regarding to Drones and Biometrics

Executive Summary
This paper talks about drones and biometrics. These are two things that are taking over our world today since they are new inventions. Due to this, they need to be studied longer since this is their time. In this article, we look at both these inventions, the laws that govern them, the threat they pose to their environment as well as a recommendation on how they can be utilized better.
I. Present Scenario for drones and biometrics.
a. What is Drones?
Drones are defined as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are controlled in one of two ways, Continue reading...

Business Law Australia

Business Law Australia
The doctrine of Promissory Estoppel is a doctrine, which a court use to prevent a litigant from taking an action that the litigant is normally entitled in order prevent an inequitable result (Turner & Trone, 2013). Estoppel is used when a party that reasonably relied on promises of another party is hurt because that other party felt to keep the promise. For example, it stops a person from asserting or denying anything to the converse of that which had been established to be the truth in the contemplation of law. Estoppel is a law of evidence. It Continue reading...

In late autumn in the United States have been published reports on sales volumes on both the primary and the secondary housing market. Thus, there are all the statistics on the US residential real estate market for the autumn. You can calmly analyze the data and find out what kind of picture emerges from these puzzles.

Let's start with the primary housing market:

The bad news is that the data for all three summer months in the last report have been revised downward. Especially sad that the number of sales at the end of August, as it turned out, were not 504,000 homes a year, Continue reading...

Introduction

The term “homeland security” was effectively given preference amid the threatening crisis of September 11, 2001. The main purpose of the policy was to prevent future terrorist attacks in the United States of America. In this context, the policy of homeland security has demonstrated enormous success as the country has not faced any significant threats as compared to the numerous threats and predictions that underwent after September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. There were no terrorist attacks in the United States of America five years before the heartbreaking attacks of 2001 so whether the prevention of post 9/11 attacks is Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper discusses the political life of Senator Jeff Sessions. It traces Sessions’ life from birth to his entry into politics. The paper appreciates Sessions’ experiences both as a practicing attorney and in the Armed Forces Reserves. In addition, particular attention is paid to Sessions’ legislative agenda which is read together with his ideological leanings and his party’s persuasions. The paper equally looks at the Sessions’ fundraisers and the effect they may have in his legislative agenda in the Senate.

Introduction

Senator Jeff Sessions, a junior senator, from the State of Alabama has been in Washington DC for the Continue reading...

Introduction: Definition of Noise pollution

Facts and Statistics:
World Health Organization’s (WHO) findings on Noise in European Union(EU)
noise levels due to traffic
statistics about noise levels during the day and night.

Noise Pollution in Los Angeles (LA)

intensity of Noise in areas close to traffic routes
promulgation of the ordinance for LA and empowerment of police

Sources of noise pollution

Transport
Construction work and Industrial activities
if construction work is a regulated impact of noise can be mitigated
impact of industrial units on people of adjacent localities

Household gadgets

gadgets like washing machines produce noise
lack of proper insulation in homes accentuates the noise

Improper town planning

Adverse impact of Noise pollution on Human Beings
Disturbs Continue reading...

Gender roles within societies encompass methods of determining the duties of individuals based on their sexual orientation. Accordingly, when the society assigns specific duties to the men and women within its borders, they are all cultural norms, and any contradictions to those ideologies become absurd and even taboo. By extension, the privilege that men often enjoy surpasses those of the females and, as a result, the latter fails to thrive because of the constrictions put in place by their supposedly superior counterparts. Although present day communities actively fight against such beliefs, the situation was entirely different in the nineteenth Continue reading...

John Fitzgerald Kennedy is an American politician, the 35th US president (1961 -1963). In today's public consciousness Kennedy is most often associated with its mysterious murder that has shaken the whole world, and numerous hypotheses that were made by different researchers. John Kennedy was World War II veteran that had promoted to the rank of "lieutenant" during the War, Kennedy was participant of the Solomon Islands campaign, and led the team torpedo boat. For bravery during the war, he has won many awards.
In 1947, immediately after the war, he has begun his political career, he was elected in Continue reading...

The United States constitution was built around the principles of checks and balances, as well as the separation of powers. That is why there are three interconnected branches of government, in the legislature, executive, and judicial branches. The Congress and the executive branch each check the other branch in order to ensure neither can take complete control of the public policy process. Because of the system in place, there have often been times of conflict between Congress and the president due to the fact each need each other to pass legislation.
One of the most contentious aspects of government Continue reading...

Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis is the story of the life and death of Gregor Samsa, who, for unknown reasons, woke up one day to find out that he has been transmogrified into an insect. The book follows Gregor’s bouts to keep up with his old routines, duties and relations in the face of the grotesque albeit immediately accepted change, and how one by one, because of what has happened to them, they all break down, even Gregor himself. It is a story that was meant to illustrate man’s absurd life and desiderata for meaning and place in Continue reading...

Introduction

These days, quite a lot of people, after living in big cities and having hectic life schedules for many years, move toward the country sides in search of fresh air and peace. But still, a lot more could never think about leaving a city that offers a plethora of state-of-the-art services ranging from diverse variants of entertainments to sophisticated medical facilities. With both country life and city life having a wide-range of advantages and disadvantages, it is indeed difficult for someone to make a choice as to where to live with family and dear ones permanently. A professional couple Continue reading...

12. What is the Current Price Index – is it rising or falling and what does this mean in terms of our inflation rate? Is there a risk of out of control inflation – why or why not?
A Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure indicative of changes in the price level of a basket of consumer goods and services that are most commonly purchased by households. CPI is a statistical estimate constructed on the basis of the price of some sample representative items at a particular point in time, and based on that price, all the other prices changes Continue reading...

The Rise of Islam

In the year 570 CE, in the city of Mecca, in what is today Saudi Arabia, the man Mohammed was born. He would become the founder of Islam, a mighty monotheistic religion that has over a billion-and-a-half adherents, a religion that would exert a great influence on civilization and the history of humanity in general.( Jewishhistory, 2011)
Islam originated in the north-west of the Arabian Peninsula in the first quarter of the VII century. Prior to Islam, the bulk of the inhabitants of Arabia worshiped pagan gods, their shrines to perform the pilgrimage, they offered sacrifices. Single pantheon among Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Edgar Allan Poe is probably the most notable and recognizable gothic storyteller in history. His work might be perceived as darkly ironic filled with unsettling scenarios. From the antagonistic “nevermore” of “The Raven” to the frightening certainty of death in “The Masque of the Red Death” or the terror of the swinging blade of “The Pit and the Pendulum” and the horrors of being buried alive, Poe mastered these disturbing scenes. Poe’s stories work to test the boundaries of comfort among readers, offering them characters that are often unstable, unreliable, or crazy. These elements are all well represented Continue reading...

Introduction

The term pesticide denotes a wide range of chemicals designed to contain the harmful effects of pests to humans, livestock and crops. Pesticides include fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, molluscicides, rodenticides and rodenticides among others. Over the years, pesticides have been used to controls different types of pests. Pesticide technology has evolved a lot over the years. Most pesticides used in the United States and other developed countries in the nineteen fifties, such as organochloride insecticides have since been banned despite their relative success those years. With time, synthetic pesticides, considered to be less harmful to the environment, have been introduced. Continue reading...

Arguably the most popular art movement in the history of art, Impressionism began as a movement that sought to portray reality through an innovative use of light and perspective. Artists deployed looser brushstrokes as well as bold and vivid colors that amazed and shocked the viewer. The etiology of the art movement known as Impressionism traces back to the mid-nineteenth century when a group of burgeoning artists known as the Anonymous Society of Painters, Sculptors, Printmakers, etc. put together an exhibition in Paris. This 1874 exhibition featured the work of the founding members of the Impressionist movement, which included Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION – thesis statement on the dystopian novel and the application of imagery by Ray Bradbury..1
BODY – the discussion of symbolism in the novel, the analysis of book imagery and its correlation with social and political trends of the 20th century.1

Symbolism in Fahrenheit 451
In Fahrenheit 451, fire is one of the most widely used elements. Not surprisingly, fire is a powerful imagery in the novel having a deep philosophical sense to decode by readers. The number 451 is the temperature, by which paper catches fire. It may symbolize the amount of pressure applied by the political regime willing Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

Coral reefs according to multiple scientific pieces of information are one of the most precious and valuable living structures on our planet. They provide food and home to marine organisms that would otherwise not survive. Take, for instance, the delicate oysters, shrimps, sponges, the numerous fish species, and hydras. From an environmental perspective, coral reefs further help barricade our coasts and prevent coastal erosion. They protect us from the destructive tsunamis and storm waves. Coral reefs further play significant roles in the fishing industry as they house many species of fish and seafood, which are commercially viable. Coral reefs Continue reading...