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- 5001: Selfish Genes And Selfish Meme
- ... ANY EXISTENCE OF A SOUL WITHIN EACH OF US? The length of time, for which this question has been asked, is an indication that it is a question that will surely be debated for a great length of time to come. The beauty of it is in fact that although the answer is probably unattainable, humans shall never tire of talking about it and it is not a question that is ... our very selves to believe that we are different, separate, and unique in our makeup? These things have literally ensured that the path of natural selection has been a path that has not altered a great deal since time immemorial. So I present this question to you now. Is it not possible that the belief in a soul of some sort is simply another meme complex that has convinced us that ...
- 5002: Security 2
- ... into the room brought the fire to life. Before the flames could be extinguished, they had spread consume three computer systems worth a total of $6.3 million. Besides those accidental hazards, human is a great cause of the outflows of data from the computer. There have two kind of people can go in the security system and steal the data from it. One is those trusted employee who is designed ... s talk about those trusted workers. They are the groups who can easily become a criminal directly or indirectly. They may steal the information in the system and sell it to someone else for a great profit. In another hand, they may be bribed by someone who want to steal the data. It is because it may cost a criminal far less in time and money to bride a disloyal employee ...
- 5003: Software Ownership 2
- ... do whatever he wishes with his propriety. As an object, owners can use their properties as they want, as long as they re not violating the law, or anyone s rights. A house is a great example of physical ownership. The owner is able to do whatever he wants to it, as long as he doesn t endanger his neighbors. This is where ownership software becomes more delicate. Can software be ... word they don t make sense. For the simple fact that every example used in his article are easily destroyed. Therefore, his arguments are incomplete. Computer science is constantly expanding, it's therefore providing a great amount of profit to our society. As capitalist, the idea of giving computer software for free should not even be considered, yet ignore, simply because it makes no sense for programmers, as it would for ...
- 5004: Sociology 2
- ... in place of the old ones. Our epoch, the epoch of the bourgeoisie, possesses, however, this distinctive feature: it has simplified class antagonisms. Society as a whole is more and more splitting up into two great hostile camps, into two great classes directly facing each other: Bourgeoisie and Proletariat." (Campbell) Relative to the knowledge I have gained about stratification thus far, the theory that best explains the existence of the Upper Class and the Corporate Class ...
- 5005: Roman Blood
- ... Roam for a few days then back again. Towards the end of the book, Gordianus sleeps in Cicero's house for protection after many threats and then stays in the court to hear Cicero's great defense speech. Plot Gordianus, the one they call the "Finder" is summoned to the house of Cicero, a young advocate and orator who is preparing for his first important case. His client is a rural ... classics at the University of Texas and it shows in his work. The city of Rome, the people of Rome, and the Roman life he describes throughout the book is nicely detailed. There are some great fast-paced moments and very interesting scenes in the book. Other points in the novel are extremely boring which got me irritated and I found myself skimming some pages although this only happened in one ...
- 5006: Risks And Responsibilities Of
- ... from having fun but more so to allow them to have fun in a hopefully relatively risk free environment. The pool rules should be displayed clearly on the wall of the pool. There are many great examples of pool rules, on would be that diving is only permitted in diving designated areas. The deck needs to be checked daily for loose floor materials. There is also a risk for standing water ... should enter the water fingers first and not head first, thus helping to cushioning the blow should the swimmer crash into the floor if the pool. Never hold or position objects in the pool. A great example as to why it important to keep the diving area clear of obstructions is given by the American Red Cross (1992), which referred to the case Bill Brooks. One day, he dived into a ...
- 5007: Report On The Costs And Benefi
- ... societies with a fixed wind up date. The last terminating society was the Fist Salisbury which wound up in 1980. Other societies have been swallowed up in take-overs or converted into banks in the great 1997 demutualisation. This assignment will discuss this trend with particular reference to the potential costs and benefits in the short and long term. This assignment will examine the costs and benefits to the building societies ... a trend that community branches are closed after conversion. The Abbey National, for example, closed 1000 community branches after conversion and all 200 of National & Provincial s when it took it over. This is a great cost to those who live in these communities. Many are old people who are now faced with travelling long distances to get their money. The Costs and Benefits to Staff Plc pay is generally higher ...
- 5008: Pizza Hut
- ... to jump into this area of sales. By 1986 there was a surge of business in the pizza market. The main reason for this increase was the home delivery of pizza which had suddenly gained great popularity. FRANCHISING CONCEPT & ITS DISADVANTAGES Pizza Hut had a logistical problem with the delivery aspect of sales being added to the market. Franchising was done for each restaurant Pizza Hut opened. The initial fee was ... time as well as driving to deliver the pizza. The locations in rural areas have an extremely restricted area of delivery because they do not want to be supplying free pizzas. The customer has a great deal to consider when he orders pizza for home delivery. The waiting time may be short but the chance of the pizza not meeting the required or desired features of baking and the items at ...
- 5009: Persuasion 2
- ... perceived credibility and attractiveness. Credibility, or believability isdetermined by the communicatorΉs appearance as an expert or as someone who can betrusted. Expertise is established when the communicator is introduced as someone who has a great deal of knowledge concerning the topic of conversation. When the communicator relays viewpoints that are identical to the audience she/he will be perceivedas smart. Also, to project an image of expertise it is necessary ... control the outcome of your important interactions if you control your communication style.²(3) The studies have shown that interpersonal contact influences behavior and attitudes much more than the media. Of course media still has great influence. It has also been shown that the more realistic the communication method the more likely it is to persuade, though complex messages are best understood and rem from the media that are live or ...
- 5010: Parental Hostility
- ... being Symptom Checklist 90-Revised (SCL-90-R), Dimensions of Temperament Survey (DOTS), Personality Inventory for Children (PIC), The Scale for Suicide Ideation (SSI), The Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale (RCMAS), and the Children's Depression Rating Scale (CDRS). A research assistant administered the questionnaires to each child after admission. Following a structured interview with each child the assistant completed the CDRS. A member of the nursing staff completed the SSI ... The experimenters anticipated that high parental hostility would be associated with concomitant elevated levels of child psychopathology. However what they found indicated that parental hostility in one parent alone does not seem to induce childhood depression, anxiety, or hopelessness. The experimenters presume, many children develop protective factors such as social factors out side the home that help them ward off psychopathology despite the presence in the home of a parent who ...
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