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The most interesting and inspiring thing about the video is the spiritual kinship of Onondaga Elder, Audrey Shenandoah, with nature. She regards and addresses nature as mother, brother, and grandfather. (“Onondaga Nation Elder on the Sacredness of Mother Earth”, BillMoyers.com) Much like the way we regard our families with respect, devotion, and protectiveness, the mere act of addressing everything around us as part of our family and basically extending our familial love to nature creates enlightenment that everything and everyone is connected.

Cry of the Earth

Equating nature with people, most especially with our family, gives them the human thinking and emotions. In Continue reading...

Human trafficking, especially the trafficking of migrants and refugees, has escalated to endemic proportions internationally. Approximately two million people are trafficked annually, coerced into prostitution, sexual subjugation, bonded sweatshop labor, domestic servitude, and other conditions akin to slavery. The etiology of an estimated one-third of global human trafficking takes place in Southeast Asia, and extant literature suggests that the average age of individuals forced into human trafficking continues to fall. A highly lucrative enterprise that accrues an estimated five to seven billion dollars annually to the United States, human trafficking ranks as the third largest source of organized crime Continue reading...

Let us analyze a few economic activities in the light of macroeconomic principles.

Purchasing of Groceries: The purchase of groceries is a part of consumption expenditure. If the purchase increases, the demand for grocery products will increase that will increase its price. The businessmen dealing with groceries will increase their production and this will further increase employment in this sector. If groceries are a major item in the consumption basket the increased purchase of groceries will have a positive impact on the economy as a whole. The profit of the businesses involved in groceries will rise. The income of the employees will also increase. The increased income will further increase the consumption Continue reading...

At first glance, the Young Man in Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “The Poet,” Mrs. Baroda” of Kate Chopin’s “A Respectable Woman,” and Amory Blaine of Fitzgerald’s “This Side of Paradise” seem to have very little in common. After all, what do a budding artist, a housewife and a laze-a-bout collegiate share in terms of lifestyle, education, and day-to day activity? But, on closer examination, it becomes clear that what each of them have in common are the desires set in the deep recesses of their mind that are shaping who they will become. Each character begins at Continue reading...

I think the government should not control minimum wage and that companies should have the authority to choose how they will compensate their employees. I feel minimum wage makes people less motivated to make a change, further their education, participate in skilled training, or put in an honest days work. When they know their paycheck will always be a specific amount, they have little incentive to push out of their comfort zone and test their abilities.
There are pros to raising the minimum wage. For one, it forces business to share their profits with the employees who helped produce Continue reading...

Information systems security

Lyon (2008) stated that potential physical threats include situations and actions, which can cause physical damage for computer system. They are divided into three groups: internal, external and human.

Unstable power supply, elevated humidity  in the rooms housing the hardware;
Natural disaster (earthquake, landslide, fire, tsunami, inundation, volcanic eruption, contamination);
Theft/vandalism of infrastructure and hardware;
Errors of staff.
Listed physical threads consist of natural phenome non consequences, imperfection of system’s physical environment and human factor.
Talking about security for a small pharmacy that has recently opened within a shopping mall potential physical threats can include all of foregoing Continue reading...

Act IV, Scene 1 of Macbeth, in which Macbeth returns to the witches in order to give him the truth about the prophecy they set for him at play’s beginning, is one of the most important scenes of the play. It provides Macbeth with additional portent to his fate, as well as the other prophecies which assuage his fears of death (and the loophole that would eventually be his downfall). This scene, more than most in the play, has its fair share of presentational elements due to the uncanny nature of the witches – in the filmed versions of Continue reading...

What do we think of when we envision monsters? Is it the stuff of children’s nightmares, or something more difficult to categorize? Cohen’s monsters are difficult to categorize because, externally or internally, they are not always the archetypal monsters we expect. We cannot categorize a monster based on its outward appearance because sometimes the monsters live inside an individual’s head, dictating their actions. Sometimes, actions make the monster. Therefore, sometimes we cannot know who is a monster until it is too late.
There are many examples of monsters that cannot be so easily categorized because they Continue reading...

Healthcare is a basic right. In this regard, all citizens of a country should have access to affordable healthcare. There has been a huge interest in the comparison of the Health Status and Health System in both United State and Canada. United State and Canada are considered an open border and are the same in a number of ways. However, they are also very different in a number of health policies such as health care services funding, its organization and the way it is delivered (O'Neill, O'Neill & National Bureau of Economic Research, 2012).
It is evident that in both Continue reading...

In the modern society, the role of women has significantly increased for the last decades. Women play important part in many different spheres of social life. The history knows many outstanding women who made a considerable contribution to the development of science, politics, healthcare, art, and socio-economic uprising of the international society. However, certain discrimination still occurs, especially in some particular fields. In politics and economics, women occupy many important positions that form a specific niche. Most of women head numerous different committees, political parties, and social projects. However, some of them manage to excel as brilliant governors and Continue reading...