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- 27111: The Uniqueness of the American Constitution
- ... Unlike any other government doctrine, the Constitution has remained an active governing force through the changes of American society. It allows its citizens the basic freedom of human beings and does not infringe on one's individuality. In its uniqueness, the Constitution not only gives freedom but also protects its people economically, religiously, politically, and socially. Power is a delicate element and the Constitution is careful in defining where certain powers ... wanderers, this land has underwent major revolutions to become the nesting house for freedom and dreams that it is today. Times in 1787 were extremely different than in 1997. With the memory of Great Britain's heavy hand so fresh in the minds of early Americans, one can imagine the apprehension and excitement of starting fresh. The men who wrote the Constitution however, were not starting fresh. They remembered Britain's fo9llies and learned what to do different. Each article and each amendment to the Constitution has reasoning behind it, somewhat of a try-fail method of government. Fortunately for the American citizens and for ...
- 27112: Resurrection (tale Of Two Citi
- ... the act of rising from the dead." Dickens used it as that, but he added a small twist to it. The first example of this is when Lucie and Mr. Lorry learn of Dr. Manette's imprisonment. After Defarge shows the doctor to them, both Lucie and Lorry worry if they can ever repair the state which he is in. All Dr. Manette can say at first is, "One Hundred and ... what he once was. The character of Madame Defarge is another new look on resurrection. Dickens made Madame Defarge seem to see resurrection as revenge. Revenge was needed by her because ever since the Evremonde's killings, a part inside of her had been dead. Elimination of all Evremondes and nobility would 'resurrect' that part and leave her in a state of triumph. All of the Revolutionists had this same part taken away by nobles. This 'part' can only be described as dignity. These poverty-stricken men and women needed to 'resurrect' their dignity with revenge. Edgar Allan Poe often described man's greatest fear as being buried alive. In A Tale of Two Cities, prisoners of the Bastille (such as Dr. Manette) and the poor Revolutionist can be considered to be buried alive. Still today, there ...
- 27113: Nuke Waste
- ... that varies with the isotope. During this active period, while the atoms are 'decaying' to a stable state their energies can be used according to the kind of energy they emit. Since the mid 1900's radioactive wastes have been stored in different manners, but since several years new ways of disposing and storing these wastes have been developed so they may no longer be harmful. A very advantageous way of ... flushing solution is established experimentally, while the required amount of radial dispersion is determined using the formula: R = Qt 2 mn R is the waste dispersion radius (metres) Q is the flow rate (m/day) t is the solution pumping time (days) m is the effective thickness of the formation (metres) n is the effective porosity of the formation (%) In this concept, the storage and processing are minimized. There is no ...
- 27114: Teenage Love
- ... that come with being in love, such as: trust, understanding, respect, compatibility, and many other things that can make a relationship last. It is very understandable to see the point of view from an adult's perspective. But they must realize that it is just as easy to look at it from their perspective as well as the teenagers. Teenagers can mistake love for physical attraction. This is a very big ... like everyone, adult or children, to look at love in a different way. Teenage love can cause just as much confusion as adult love. Just because someone is not an age of society acceptance, doesn't mean they do not know what they are feeling or talking about. Further more, I would just like people to have an open mind about teenagers and their feelings. Not only to love but also ...
- 27115: Resume Of Twelfth Night
- ... Even the serious themes of the play reflect aspects of the festival. The "Lord of Misrule" would welcome the failure to rule or control the behaviour of a number of characters in the play. Orsino's excessive love, Olivia's immoderate grief ,Sir Toby and friends' "uncivil rule", and Malvolio's fantasies of grandeur. The "Master of Unreason" would of delighted in the most unlikely, and unlikely attractions between many characters in the play. Orsino, Malvolio and Sir Andrew for Olivia, Olivia for Cesario and ...
- 27116: How Television Affects Childre
- ... as loss of creativity , increased amounts of laziness and sudden violent attitudes and/or actions may result. Creativity is an important trait for a young child to have. When growing up it helps a childs mind to develop, as they fantasize images of what they have experienced or are experiencing. When watching TV a child is entertained but also not thinking. The television hands information to them on a silver ... they see if it works and the child then becomes seriously injured or even dead. Also a child may see a villain on TV , scheming a plan to slay the hero or in the childs case a teacher . In Alabama , a nine-year-old boy was caught putting rat poison in a box of candy and then proceeding to give it to his teacher. The boy responded by saying he ... a very major influence on peoples lives. Control needs to be taken by parents to regulate how much and what type of programs their child is watching. It will definitely help to expand your childs capabilities by developing their minds , keep fit and active and learn non-violent ways of living.
- 27117: Telecommuting 2
- Telecommuting Telecommuting is an electronic mode of doing work outside the office that traditionally has been done in the office. This is done with a computer terminal in the employee's home. It is working at home utilizing current technology, such as computers, modems, and fax machines. Traditionally, people have commuted by cars, buses, trains, and subways, to work and back. Through the innovation of telecommuting ... family ties and unity. Also, time saved through telecommuting could be spent with family members constructively in ways that promote and foster resolution of family problems. Since the actual location a telecommuter works from isn't relevant, the person could move to another town. This would alleviate the stress caused when a spouse has an opportunity to pursue his or her career in another town and must choose between a new ...
- 27118: Telepathy
- ... necessarily subscribe to any particular belief system, some even have a strong disbelief in the possibility. Typically, participants will be asked to watch some feedback display to see what is expected in the target system s activity. Depending on the format of the experiment they may be told details about the target system itself, or they may simply be asked to try to affect the feedback display. What strategy the participant ... ranging from the ion concentration in the air to the current lunar phase(12). One of the problems with studies looking at this topic is that there is no clear idea as to what mechanism(s) could account for a psychic ability environment relationship. Broadly the possibilities are 1. That the physical characteristic being studied somehow interacts with , or composes, the mechanism underlying psychic abilities 2. That the environment has some ... What does this mean? This means that there is a linking line, a line that joins two people. Therefore there has been some communication along that line. This rarely occurs and is often called "woman s intuition" or "gut feelings" rather then telepathy. This experiment will test to see if people can read the minds of others. This experiment will be tested with Zener cards which in this case are ...
- 27119: Television 2
- ... a product that could benefit their life. For example, a commercial for allergy medication can let someone know that there is relief for their symptoms. This may never have been possible if the person wasn t watching television and saw the commercial for the product. Advertising and product information, is just one more of many reasons why television is so useful. The News! Enough said, well not really, but watching the ... and information are all necessities in our lives and television can provide us with all three of those essentials. Despite all of this, television is still used as a scapegoat for many of our society s ills and is constantly singled out as the cause of these problems. When in fact, it probably has less to do with one thing, such as TV and more to do with all of society ...
- 27120: Human Cloning
- ... not been enough organs to go around to all of the patients that are in need of them. This in turn creates a lot of unnecessary deaths, and problems for patients. Currently in the U.S. only 2,300 of 40,000 Americans who needed a new heart received one. That means close to 94% of the patients did not receive one and this is only one organ in one country ... want to die. Some people believe that this immoral or unethical, but imagine what life would be like in your elder years when you feel as if you are 20 years old and you don t have to live with the fear of old age or death. Human cloning is beneficial to our existence on earth. It can help solve the problem of organ limitation, cure diseases and take a step ...
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