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Introduction

Olympe de Gouges was among the first women in history to fight for the rights of women. The events occurred during the 18th century when women were supposed to stay at home and look after their children and the husbands. She engaged herself in politics during the time when there was political tension in France and during the French revolution. Gouges joined women’s rights groups such as the Society of Republican and Revolutionary Women (Annie). These groups were fighting for the rights of women in the society. Olympe de Gouges impacted women by educating them that they have Continue reading...

1. As TV became the country’s most popular medium radio had to change in order to survive. Radio expanded the FM coverage in the United States, as FM was better in fidelity than AM it is even used today. Smaller radio companies began to dominate the industry as the big names left and went to television.2. Digital technology for radio has provided a better audio experience than FM. With the arrival of satellite based radio technology, which is subscription based, people are able to access quality radio channels that extend further than the FM radios of the past. Continue reading...

Dashiell Hammet, in introducing his detective novel The Maltese Falcon claimed that he capitalized on the criticisms he received from his previous works. While he failed to fully use the woman allure in most of his works, he was able to do so in The Maltese Falcon as he spelled out the classic traits of the woman allure that is beauty, mutability and duplicity, while getting the hero involved with her through-out the story. The Maltese Falcon mainly revolved around Sam Spade as the main character and Miss Wonderly or also Brigid O’Shaughnessy. The conflict started when Brigid Continue reading...

In his scholarly journal article appearing in ‘Communications of the ACM – Trusted Insights for Computer’s Leading Professionals,’ Thomas Haigh challenges the comments of Stanford University’s Emeritus Computer Programming Professor, Dr. Donald Knuth. Haigh reports that Professor Knuth, renowned computer scientist, had bemoaned what he feels has been the “dumbing down” of Computer Science history – finding it so personally upsetting, that his displeasure drove him to the point of tears (40). Haigh addresses his article to an audience primarily comprised of computer professionals. Others in Haigh’s audience are serious-minded academics and students. Haigh explains the reason why Continue reading...

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After experiencing a broad research on the subject of nursing, I can at last say that the nursing profession is not only meant to provide physical healing, care, and medicines. Nursing profession calls for a motivating and inspirational force for the patients in the appearance of a nurse (Herth, 1993). I have learned a lot about nursing which I would actualize in my practice.
With this learning, I can add some trust among the patients who are experiencing endless ailments or hopeless life taking health issues through extended care. I have learned that it is significant to create motivational Continue reading...

There is an increasing pressure on the governments of less developed countries to attract foreign direct investment. This investment is necessary for the growth and development of any economy, and at the same time it ensures that the jobs are saved, and unemployment levels in an economy remain low. Malaysian government took an initiative of providing tax break, and union free work environment to multinational companies. The business leaders and political parties should understand that it was the need of the hour to attract multinational companies. It will enable the economy to grow at a fast rate, and enjoy Continue reading...

Since the advent of the internet the world has transformed into a global village, and the existence of social media is like a bright red cherry on top of a fresh cream cake. It wouldn’t be vague to say that social media has rapidly transformed social communication over the last 5 to 7 years. Social media provides a platform for the users to interact with anyone anywhere in this world. Now you may witness two totally unknown people, sitting in two different parts of the world, with different citizenships, race, and creed, etc. discussing the same issues on Continue reading...

Characteristic of Offenders

Criminal activity have over years been predominantly been a males business. On the contrary, the recent research done shows that the crimes done by men are decreasing and the crimes done by women are increasing in the U.S.A. This has been reflected in the case study on Kallikak family (Henderson, 2014). Furthermore, the source of the crime in this lineage is believed to be from the barmaid wife.
It is believed that criminals peaks at the age ranging between 15 and 21. However, at this age, the crimes done are usually petty. Research shows that people engage in more Continue reading...

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Work-life Balance
It has been reported that there are different views about the theories concerning the mindset of America about work-life balance among working people. One school of thought supports the idea of being provision of a conducive environment for work and family requirements while another school of thought or group of people does not support this argument. There are contradictions in the both arguments.
Initially, it has been reported that there are diversified companies in United states that support a flexible working environment that aids to balance personal life and job hours. Different families have views about it Continue reading...

Mandarin is author's native dialect of Chinese language. The dominant dialect in northern and southwestern China, including capital Beijing, Mandarin is an influential language and is considered nationally and internationally as an official dialect understood by millions of Chinese across different geographical boundaries. Often, Mandarin and standard Chinese are used interchangeably and are used to refer to a common "language" spoken in mainland China and internationally. Cantonese remains, however, a major, influential, linguistic rival to Mandarin, spoken mainly in former colonies of Hong Kong and Macau. Mandarin has distinguishable linguistic features which makes her an interesting, influential dialect amounting Continue reading...