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... College The Truth about Mass Shootings and Gun Controls In the event of a national catastrophe, we are encapsulated with fear. Due to bitterness we begin to point fingers at the evils with us. Adam lanza, an honors student robbed his mother of four guns, killed her and most abominable of all: murdered twenty unarmed innocent children and six adults in cold blood. The truth contradicts with what politicians and the media propose shows that actually none of these could prevent the occurrence of this crime or any that is yet to materialize. No law, logic or legal ramifications can deter such people or completely eliminate the taking of innocent human lives. Rational signals or laws may just spur them to do worse while making... College The...
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... Module Summary ARTICLE Stell, Lance K. ‘The Production Of Criminal Violence In America: Is Strict Gun Control The Solution?’ The Journal of law, Medicine and Ethics. 32:1. (2004). Print. In the article, the author defines Strict Gun Control (SGC) as a group of activities that are defined to cause firearm scarcity among people (Stell 38). The gun control policy rests on the premise that dangerous gangs are the only ones responsible for causing violence; but also the situation may also be lethal if the guns are left in the hands of innocent civilians. The article makes reference to one of the most prolific theorists, Professor Zimring’s idea of advocating for gun scarcity among the population since 1969. This helps in demonstrating...
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...Meta-analysis Meta-analysis Anomia treatment efficacy depending on aphasia type, severity, and therapy amount In the treatment of anomia, the meta-analysis evaluation was conducted which focused on the efficiency of therapy for anomia because of aphasia. It mainly focused on calculating the effect size of the therapy. The study focused moderator variables such as type of treatment, follow up measure, word set and time post onset. The results depicted a substantial distinction in effect size depending upon whether the confrontational naming task involved a trained or untrained word set or not. The purpose of this meta-analysis extends the previous research by evaluating these anomia studies to focus on the efficacy of treatment... Meta-analysis...
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...Summary and Analysis Summary The article begins by introducing various films such as David Lynch’s Blue Velvet (1986), Alan Parker’s Angel Heart (1987), Bryan Singer’s The Usual Suspect (1995), and Curtis Hanson’s L.A. Confidential. Various aspects of these films have been described as being noir. For example, in Blue Velvet, Jeffrey is overwhelmed by his curiosity, which causes him to spy on Dorothy, have sadomasochistic sex with her and shoot Frank Booth. All these actions have been described as noir. The authors proceed to state that a film noir is easy to identify just by seeing it. The unique technical features to look out for when identifying a film noir, according to the authors, include the...
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... Bridging the Cultural Divide Leading international countries with many employees from different countries usually face this menace of the cultural divide. The employees have gone through different education systems and, therefore, have diverse interpretations about concepts and the whole working process. They may be doing the same job under one organization, but they totally differ in culture and assumptions. This research takes a deeper look on what can be done to reduce this cultural divide and create an organizational environment that is favorable for the advancement of an organization.
Education of staff is one strategy that is solving this problem. It involves tabling the divergence between many cultures, and asking... Bridging the...
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...Executive Summary Executive Summary In Sabrina Rodak’s “The 5 "Ss" to Creating an Efficient Hospital Environment,” many hospitals are actively pursuing strategies to improve process efficiency and reduce operation costs. According to Rodak, many hospitals have implemented lean strategies as well as Six Sigma to reduce waste and streamline hospital operation. The author also asserts that reducing waste in the areas surrounding the processes is vital for achieving the overall objective of efficient management of hospitals. In the article, Rodak presents the ideas of Ron Keith, a TechSolve health care advisor, on how hospital management efficiency can be achieved through adoption of the 5S strategy: sort,...
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... Sibling relationship and birth order Sibling rivalry is a common phenomenon among growing children as evident by the twoexamples of Andy and Jamie as well as that of Sandra and Sally. It is a profound truth that siblings bear a lot of influence on each other which can lead to positive or negative development between them. They are able to sort out issues among them through various means which some can be fights, quarrels, struggles reasoning out together as was witnessed in the case of Andy and Jamie. Siblings can easily learn deeper lessons from each other more than how they can learn or interact with their parents. In the developed world, older siblings are mandated to take care of their younger siblings in circumstances where... Sibling...
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...Summary: The nature of public opinion Patterson Thomas ed the article, ‘The nature of public opinion,’ in which he defines public opinion as the open expression of privately held political opinion on an issue in the society. Such expressions further qualify as public opinion if ordinary people make them and not special parties such as politicians or expert policy makers.
Governance by public opinion, according to the author, remains a challenge because of limitations that public opinion faces. One of the limitations is that people hold different opinions on an issue at a given time and this compels the government to support and implement opinions from a side but reject opinions from another side. Opinions may also be...
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...Summary “Computers and the Pursuit of Happiness” by David Gelernter It is interesting to read a paper from an authority on computers, like David Gelerenter, which argues about the benefits of computers for the human kind pursuing happiness. The author suggests that people are no better off now than they were six or seven years back.
Three arguments that are prominent in this article relate to the use of computers resulting in a new age and lifestyle. The arguments put forward by the author include questions about capacity of computers to initiate data creation in the form of information and store the same while delivering it to the desired destination. The second question that the author discusses is the capability of...
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... Equal Employment Opportunities Abercrombie and Fitch Stores are clothing retail shops that operate several clothing lines, and each store has a Look Policy that all employees need to follow. Samantha Elauf is a Muslim, and her religion allows her to wear headscarf of which is against Abercrombie’s dressing code. Therefore, Abercrombie refused to employ her for breaching their dressing policy. According to the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC), Abercrombie violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Acts. The Commission decided to sue Abercrombie on behalf of Samantha Elauf for failing to hire her.
The Commission’s argument is that, Abercrombie practiced intentional discrimination for failing to accommodate Elauf’s... Equal...
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