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- 1841: Euthanasia Term Paper
- ... the prostate, injected an overdose of Morphine and Thiopental, causing his father's death within seconds. The court charged the practitioner as guilty of murder because 'the law is clear that it nonetheless constitutes the crime of murder, even if all that an accused had done is to hasten the death of a human being who was due to die in any event'. In spite of this charge, the court simply ... ill this right do so out of a sense of high morality. Don't they see that, in denying the gravely ill and suffering the right to release themselves from pain, they commit the greatest crime? The period of suffering can be shortened. If you have ever been in a terminal cancer ward, It's grim but enlightening. Anyone who's been there can know how much people can suffer before ...
- 1842: Pornography: Sex or Subordination?
- ... we have become more immune and can't expect it to get any better or to go way. Porn is here for good. Pornography is a multi-million dollar international industry, ultimately run y organized crime all over the world, and is produced by the respectable mainstream publishing business companies (Itzin 21). Although the publishing companies are thought to be "respectable", people generally stereotype buyers and users of pornographic material as ... deviant act in 25% of these cases (Nicols 60). Rape myth is a term pertaining to people's views on rape, rapists, and sexual assaults, wherein it is assumed that the victim of a sexual crime is either partially or completely to blame (Allen 6). To help understand the rape myth a "Rape Myth Acceptance Scale" was established, which lists some of the most prominent beliefs that a person accepting the ...
- 1843: Beauty
- ... healthier. Special qualities also play a role in beauty. A person with normal features is not considered as beautiful as one with a few outstanding features. New Mexico State University's Victor Johnston conducted a computer survey called FacePrints in which participants of all ages and ethnic groups were asked to give their accounts of a perfect face into the computer. What they came up with was very surprising. Instead of selecting a female with average facial features, the men leaned toward a girlish face consisting of many outstanding features. Their ideal face consisted of a ...
- 1844: Creative Writing: The Case of the Broken Hutch
- ... though I decided not to take the next step in advancement, I knew most everything that was necessary to run the store. Over the time I was at the store I learned how the store computer works, by myself. I also made it my responsibility to learn anything else that was easy for me to do, so as my co-workers load would be lightened. Everyone at the store knew that I could do all the functions necessary to run the store, but Bob would go out of his way to make sure that I did not have the accessibility to the computer and to other functions that were not delegated to me. I can understand why he did this, because he is responsible for the running of the store, and those people who were above me had ...
- 1845: Vpn
- ... networks. Becoming popular in the 1980s, mostly in the retail, apparel, and transportation industries, EDI today spans most types of transaction-based business. It's a fast and dependable way to deliver electronic transactions via computer-to-computer communications. Replacing or upgrading existing EDI solutions, which often require custom software applications, dedicated circuits and firewalls with a VPN based extranet, a web server and web based applications, could reduce the cost significantly enough ...
- 1846: Great Expectations: God's Law vs. Human Law
- ... that has Christian connotations when relating his thoughts and when giving descriptions of the environment, characters and events that take place. While these things allude to divine and moral law, the story itself revolves around crime and criminals, thereby bringing issues of human law into focus. The climate for this theme is established from the very beginning of the novel. Pip's act of Christian charity towards the convict can also be considered a serious crime. The story opens in a churchyard where the grave, symbolic of eternal judgement can be contrasted with the nearby gallows, symbolizing human punishment. Set on the eve in which we commemorate the birth of Christianity ...
- 1847: Rap Music; Its Impact On Society Since Its Birth.
- ... for a type of music that combines catchy beats with rhythmic music and thoughtful lyrics to create songs with a distinct political stance. Rap lyrics are about the problems rappers have seen, such as poverty, crime, violence, racism, poor living conditions, drugs, alcoholism, corruption, and prostitution. These are serious problems that many within the rap subculture believe are being ignored by mainstream America. Those within the rap subculture recognize and acknowledge ... s Schoolly D probed that the genre was not specific to the area. Boogie Down Productions laid down a prototype that was taken to more extreme measures by N.W.A., who reported on the crime, sex and violence of the ghetto with an explicit verve that some viewed as verging on celebration rather than journalism. Enormously controversial, and enormously popular with record buyers, several N.W.A. members went on ...
- 1848: How The Scarlet Letter Effects
- ... he's doing that. He wants to get rid of his guilt without people finding out he is the father of Pearl. Being a Reverend who committed adultery, Dimmesdale's chances of admitting to the crime and not receiving the death penalty are slim. That is probably one of the main reasons he's not telling the town what he did. Another way of trying to relieve the guilt he has ... father of Pearl and to prove it he, "tore away the ministerial band form before his breast. It was revealed!" (250). Dimmesdale knew he was going to die soon so he finally admitted to his crime. He didn't want to die with his sins not told to the town. After years and years of keeping his guilt locked up inside of him, he finally releases it. It must have relieved ...
- 1849: Linux Operating System
- ... This is an advantage of Linux so that a user can easily compare Linux with other operating systems. (Unix for Dummies) (Firstlinux.com) Unlike Windows, Linux is capable of running on a large variety of computer systems. One of them is Intel Based PCs. Most of the home users prefer Intel Based PCs, so they can run Linux on their computers (Windows can only run on Intel Based PCs). Because of ... called Pine comes with Linux. It was developed at University of Washington and it has all features of a mail program. There is also free software called Telnet. With telnet you can connect to a computer with its IP number through Internet. Also, the famous web browser Netscape comes with Linux free. It has all properties of the Windows based Netscape and it is just as easy to surf the Internet ...
- 1850: Lowell Police
- ... kids and our constant drug problem? 3. Do you think certain laws should apply to certain situations? 4. Do you feel you are making a significant contribution to society? 5. What's the number one crime you constantly encounter? Bob became a cop because it was a family thing. William became a cop because he thought he could make a difference, and he lost a brother so I didn't push ... feel better when they have done a good nights job, but wish more could be done to ensure people a right to live as they wish no matter where that might be. The number one crime in committed in Lowell is drug dealing and abuse. As a matter of fact Lowell was rated number one in the country in this category. Just recently the biggest drug bust in New England was ...
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