ktmeng/mec huggingface dataset:
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The sociological school of thought was derived from sociology. Therefore, its ideas, methods and line of thought came from sociology – is the study of society. Things that occur in society are factored in, like politics, economics and so on. This theory is very far from acknowledging the divine law that philosophers in the natural theories base their propositions on. Sociology moderately leans in favour of the positivist theory. This can be seen in the way Emile Durkheim – a sociological philosopher – combined empirical research alongside society. However, what differs between the two schools of thought are that the wants and needs of the society are deemed paramount in the sociological theory whilst they aren’t put on a pedestal in the positivist theory.
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In conclusion, from what has been stated above, the main reasons why law has been problematic to be defined for centuries is because of the diverseness of the law itself as well as people’s beliefs, background, culture and society. The law covers innumerable topics and scenarios and are so wide spread and may lead to one to even go off tangent when trying to define it. How law is defined also depends on one’s society and beliefs in order to incorporate certain bits of information that would provide certitude of its definition. The schools of thought have been enormous influencers of the lack of success when it comes to defining law.
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The failure to define law may also be attributed to the fact that different legal systems world-wide are either for or against certain ideologies from different schools of thought. For example, countries that are under the Sharia laws i.e. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Afghanistan would lean in favour of the natural law theory as opposed to the positivist theory. This is because, Sharia law is said to be a set of principles rather than a list of rules and regulations. Therefore, the way they would define and describe law would be different from western counties whose laws lean more on the secular side. However, in Zambia, the law is very much in favour of natural law as evidenced in the
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were it declares the country as a Christian nation. For instance, customary law is declared inconsistent, null and void if it goes against any of the laws of Zamia as well as natural justice. This can be seen in the case of Kaniki v Jairus. The Lala custom of ‘Akamutwe’ required the surviving spouse to give money to the deceased spouses’ family to cleanse themselves of the spirit of the dead spouse. This practice was repugnant to good conscience and natural law.
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The shortcomings of each of the schools of also play a role when it comes to the difficulties of defining law. A shortcoming in the natural law school of thought is that the factoring in of morality brings about uncertainty and the lack of predictability in the law. In the positivist theory, people’s feelings and thoughts aren’t taken into consideration, hence the command theory that is seen as coercive. A shortcoming of the sociological theory is that it’s not practical when it comes to accommodating all social interests of the people in a poorer nation. According to the realist school of thought, a law can only be deemed a law if it’s written. This then belittles unwritten laws and deems them void. In the Marxist theory, not all factors of society are taken into consideration, only the economics. The shortcomings of each of the schools of thought serve as evidence that using only one type of school of thought can be insuffient and inadequate when it comes to defining what law it.
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Furthermore, Baldwin also indicates a damaging aspect of their brotherhood through the central idea of obligations and drug abuse. The Narrative’s mother gives him simple instructions to look after Sonny and to make sure Sonny knows that he is there for him. This fully gives the Narrative the wholesome feeling of being his brother’s keeper. After their mother’s death, Sonny’s life begins to spiral downhill. He begins to experience with drugs, ending up addicted to heroin and in prison.
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Rice is considered as a staple food, more than half of the world’s population depends on rice because it is a source of livelihood, with rice receiving a higher ranking. It can reach 148 million in countries such as Asia, Africa and Europe. The first rice-producing country is China in the Great Wall of China. Farmers are farming so far because rice cultivation is a traditional craft, often in poor countries such as India and the Philippines who are still farming the appropriate environment for agriculture is the wet environment.
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Types of Rice. (2018, June 13). There are types of rice, the first is white rice, which is the most famous among people because of protein and vitamin B and the second is brown rice, which is healthy. It is rich in vitamins, the third is black rice healthier than brown rice. This is because it has less carbs But, there are many other uses of rice, including heat confirmation before frying and placed on metal tools to prevent them from echoing and also sometimes used as warmers for heating.
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Arsenic is an inorganic chemical in which rice is grown. Arsenic is found in all foods by a small percentage, but in rice is too large. Because of this large percentage of arsenic, arsenic poisoning symptoms can be a headache and diarrhea, the most affected members are the lungs and kidneys. Insecticides are also causes that destroy the environment, which is phrase chemicals that are sprayed against animals and insects Excessive use of them can lead to killing animals and fighting their effects over the years It can have a clear effect on people who are close to the farmer because they enter the human body through the air. Did you know that the effect of pesticides on soil is stronger because it destroys soil and pollutes it? Pesticide damage to soil after repeated use leads to the killing of organisms that work on soil ventilation, farmers must use organic pesticides that have no harm to humans or the environment.
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In fact, there is suffering other than the pesticides farmers face in Africa Problems facing Agriculture. (n.d.). The first suffering is the lack of information among small farmers, which means beginners Lack of information leads to low level of agriculture and lack of modern methods .In addition lack of information comes from illiteracy farmers use pesticides without knowing the type of pesticides and use them above the recommended dose due to illiteracy. The second suffer is poor financial support which means lack of financial support that can improve farmers’ situation) For example, when there is financial support for farmers, their situation will improve, and agriculture will expand with the development of farming methods and machinery). But when there is no support, the standard of living decreases with the low quality of agriculture, Lack of access to fertilizers This system falls under financial weakness due to the high cost of African land and the inability of farmers to purchase it, as result as Put the farmers in one place. In addition, also low-quality agriculture due to agriculture on the same piece of land for years leading to land degradation. Poor transport is also one of the problems faced by farmers. Most of their products disappear because of the difficulty of transporting them to the market and some of their products are damaged.
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“Child labor – we” (2019), child labor is one of the problems in poor countries, such as Africa and India, suffer from high child labor, which means the employment of children in agricultural occupations or other occupations, such as factories and mines, and their occupations exposure to diseases, burns and permanent and psychological damage Occasionally. These children are forced to work at an early age, give up school, play, and sometimes abandon their parents because of many family factors such as unemployment and poverty. Children can suffer from psychological damage and permanent disabilities due to insufficient information about agriculture or any other profession. Today, agriculture remains one of the most prevalent occupations in child labor with 59 children working worldwide.
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To sum up, agriculture is a traditional craft practiced for thousands of years. Until now, poor countries have been practicing such agriculture, including India, which has a high rate of child labor, which means that children are forced to abandon education and work in agriculture because of family factors and poverty. And not to give them sufficient information that can cause burns, permanent disability and psychological damage. Because of poverty, farmers are placed in one place for agriculture, leading to land degradation and low-quality products. Farmers use some chemicals and insecticides to dispose of insects and their effects have been combated over the years. To solve the problems faced by farmers, the government should put financial support for farmers to expand agriculture and develop their methods. Farmers are also given land far away from their place of residence to avoid pollution and disease. In addition, transport means that transport the products after planting so as not to be lost or spoiled, farmers must use organic pesticides that have no harm to humans or the environment
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When World War 2 broke out 400 000 Jews were forced into a sixteen block area called the Warsaw Ghetto. Irena was appalled by the conditions and decided she had to help make a change. With a group of friends Irena started forging documents to help the Jew’s avoid getting caught by the Nazi’s. Between 1939 and 1942 Irena and her friends were able to forge 3000 documents saving Jewish families from death. But Irena decided that she could do more for the Jew’s. She joined Zegota an underground resistance force, fighting against the Nazi’s. Irena was head of the children’s department and began her work at once. Irena was a nurse so to get into the Ghetto she told the German’s she was there to stop diseases spreading. She and ten other brave people went into the Ghetto to smuggle out the children. Irena said that the hardest part was getting the family to part with the child. “Can you recall they will?” Irena recalled the parents asking but she could only guarantee that if they stayed there, they would die. By the time Irena had smuggled 2500 Jewish children out of the ghetto and into foster homes the Nazi’s became aware of her actions. She was captured and tortured although she never revealed anything to the Germans. She was sentenced to death but her friends at Zegota bribed the guards to let her go. She spent the rest of the war undercover but never stopped trying to help people in need.
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The texts “Endgame” by Samuel Beckett and “The Goose Father” by Krys Lee present characters whose relationships with one another are dysfunctional because of an inability to communicate effectively or because of the difficulty in overcoming inherited social expectations. Understanding the characters themselves leads one to a better understanding of why they cannot comprehend each other or don’t want to, evidenced through their conversations. In “Endgame”, there is only a kind of resolution to this strain once all the characters have become isolated from one another, but in “The Goose Father”, the main characters do eventually see each other from a new perspective, forming a positive relationship by the end.
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The cast of “Endgame” consists of four characters named Hamm, Clov, Nagg, and Nell. They are living together in a barren, grey, sparsely furnished room abutting a kitchen. Hamm sits in the center of the room in a rolling chair for the entire play, Clov ambulates about performing various useless tasks, and Nagg and Nell sit in trash bins, only occasionally sticking their heads out to speak.
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Hamm is, by implication, an older man who is confined to his chair unable to walk. He is blind, bleeding, and complains throughout the play of various aches and pains, as all the characters do. Hamm has lost the capacity to love and hope, which he indicates by describing something inside his breast as a “big sore”. Clov suggests it is his heart, but Hamm says “No, it was living” implying that his heart is dead.
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Hamm is extraordinarily self-centered and domineering, spending most of his time ordering Clov around or berating his father Nagg. At one point, he demands that Clov roll him around the room and place him back in the center afterward, contradictorily insisting that he be placed “Roughly!” in the center, and also “Bang in the center”, reflecting his need to be in the middle of everything, but his inability to express this accurately to Clov. Clov, on the other hand, is younger and obsequious, reluctantly resisting Hamm’s exhortations, but usually fulfilling them. He wonders to himself, “Do this, do that, and I do it. I never refuse. Why?” . He was taken in as a child by Hamm, but resents his current position. At one point, after Hamm tells him to leave, he says that he has been trying to leave “Ever since I was whelped” . Hamm was speaking about merely leaving his presence, but Clov interpreted the statement as meaning trying to leave one’s existence, so to speak. Wishing for his own death is indicative of how negatively he views his current situation. Hamm and Clov’s dispositions are summed up well at the moment when Hamm asks, “Don’t we laugh?” and Clov responds, “I don’t feel like it.” Hamm agrees, “Nor I”.
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Nagg and Nell, the two oldest characters, are Hamm’s decrepit parents. Given Hamm’s domineering nature and Clov’s servitude, one can assume that Hamm ordered Clov to place them in the trash bins, literally designating them as refuse. Interestingly, the parents still show affection towards one another. Nagg knocks on Nell’s bin, and after she emerges, she asks “What is it my pet? Time for love?” to which Nagg responds by requesting “kiss me”. They try to kiss, but cannot reach each other. They can, however, reach over to at least touch each other, like when Nell scratched the hollow of Nagg’s back the day before, a sign of care.
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Nagg’s request for her to do this again causes Nell to long for the past, elegiacally sighing, “Ah yesterday!”. They are both old, unable to hear or see well, and living in trash cans, so reminiscing about the better times they will never experience again is natural. Nagg begins telling the story of the day before their engagement, when they were sailing on Lake Como and their boat capsized. They disagree about why this happened, but as Nagg shares his memory of the occasion, Nell is preoccupied with the depth and whiteness of the lake, saying, It was deep, deep. And you could see down to the bottom. So white. So clean. Considering that they almost drowned, as Nagg says, and Nell’s almost mesmerizing fixation on the clear depths of the lake, one can understand this interaction as being an expression of a deathwish for Nell. Though the two of them can find relative comfort in each other’s presence, they still long for the cessation of their present state. Given the character traits of Hamm, Clov, Nagg, and Nell, we can consider the conversations they have with one another in better depth.
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Hamm is in control, and Clov is subordinate. Their interactions show how broken their relationship is. Hamm is often preoccupied with the fear that he might finally be abandoned, something he rues, because he doesn’t want to be alone, but something he paradoxically wishes for also, because that way he would be in a state of greater misery; the absurdity and meaninglessness of his position would be more apparent. He says to Clov “You’re leaving me all the same” and he replies “I’m trying.” Then Hamm states, “You don’t love me” and “You loved me once”, and Clov says “Once!”. Clov’s desire to depart and his lack of love for Hamm is a result of Hamm’s disrespectfulness towards him. He asks Clov, “I’ve made you suffer too much. Haven’t I?” which Clov at first denies. Shocked, Hamm asks, “I haven’t made you suffer too much?” and Clov yells, “Yes!”, which relieves Hamm. Hamm is almost proud of causing Clov’s suffering. Perhaps this is why Clov says later, “If I could kill him, I’d be happy”. They’re relationship is obviously very strained.
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Even when Clov stays near Hamm for too long, he tells him, “Don’t stay there. You give me the shivers”. Despite this antagonism, they do seem capable of respecting each other at the very end of the play. As Clov has determined to leave, Hamm frantically calls him back, and they exchange some of the only positive words in the play saying, “we are obliged to each other”. Hamm is always using Clov, and Clov cannot adequately realize Hamm’s senseless wishes, but the two both recognize their indebtedness to one another. How they interact with Nagg and Nell, on the other hand, never shows any sign of gratefulness.
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Clov’s relationship with Nagg and Nell is mostly a forced interaction resulting from Hamm’s orders, but it is also one that is confused and contradictory at times, like many interactions in the play. At one point, he checks her pulse to make sure she is still living, and Nell responds by declaring “Desert!” Clov withdraws back to Hamm’s side and says, “She told me to go away. Into the desert”.
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Beckett plays with these two homophones here to show the breakdown of meaning in the play. The verb desert means to leave or abandon, whereas desert used as a noun refers to the arid biome. Nell and Clov cannot hope to care for each other if they cannot understand each other. Nell’s relationship with Hamm is entirely negative. He never once speaks to her in the play, and only refers to her insultingly and spitefully. As she is ruminating on the depth of Lake Como, Hamm asks Clov, “What was she driveling about?”. He does not even ask her himself. Hamm will only speak to Nagg, but usually in an angry tone, as he does when he addresses him with the epithets, “Accursed progenitor!” and “Accursed fornicator!” or asks, “Scoundrel! Why did you engender me?”.
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Hamm harbors nothing but hatred for his father for helping bring him into their tenebrous world, but perhaps for good reason. Nagg maliciously tells Hamm that “there is nothing in the world I love more” than Turkish delight. He then says that he would let Hamm cry as a baby, and then move him “out of earshot, so that [he and Nell] might sleep in peace”. Telling your son that you love a dessert more than him, and that you remove him from earshot so as not to be disturbed by his crying as a baby, are probably seen as justifications by Hamm for his behavior towards his parents. By the end of the play, Clov leaves, seemingly on good terms with Hamm, even though we don’t know where or why he is really going. The relationship between Nag, Nell, and Hamm remains hateful, but is remedied when the parents retreat into their trash cans and Hamm covers himself up with his handkerchief. None of the characters ever understand each other fully, and only find solace in their own isolation. The story of Gilho Pak and Wuseong ends more positively.
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“The Goose Father” tells the story of a forty-six year old man named Gilho Pak who is well educated and works as an accountant. His wife and children immigrated to America 457 days prior to the narrative, and he supports them from Korea. He is a man of principle and coheres to the social expectations of his community. He has “never understood the fuss” about sex, for example, is prescient enough to make “sound investments before [America’s] financial crisis in 1998”, and is haunted by his loneliness, living in an empty home. Gilho values the notion of ui-ri, which is a term meaning “loyal” and “steadfast”. It is a strong connection between friends or family that signifies such great support and trust that one would “die for one another if needed”. He is a man of routine and “solidity”, of ordinary nature, “chewing an apple twenty-five times with each bite, reading while blow-drying his hair”, and discipline, completing “fifty push-ups while reading a newspaper spread flat on the ground”. Gilho also wrote a book of poetry, which attracts Wuseong to applying as his tenant in the first place. His artistic pretensions have dried up, however, and since his university years, he has stopped writing poetry. Gilho’s structured, rule-governed, empty life is very different to Wuseong’s.
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Wuseong is a twenty-two year old who is “lanky”, and “almost too pretty to be a boy” with “rosy” lips. He has a thin scar on his chin of unknown origin, but Gilho ponders that it might have been from a blade. He is a free spirit and is unconventional, cooking scallion pancakes for breakfast, which is a “woman’s role”, and garnishing a bowl of lettuce and seeds with “a plastic daisy” . He cares for a goose that he claims is his mother, which confuses and irritates Gilho. Wuseong dropped out of college presumably to pursue “thespian ambitions” and he would also “raise crippled animals for fun”. Besides all of these socially divergent things, he is also a lonely boy who lacks stability and has lived a chaotic life. He “sometimes cry[s] out” in his sleep; “all his closest friends” were in jail”; his parents are dead, and he is impoverished and seemingly directionless. Wuseong finds comfort in Gilho’s stability, and soon expresses this in physical ways by blowing kisses, and lunging at Gilho to try to embrace him. Wuseong’s youthful free spirit and insouciance creates tension with Gilho’s more mature outlook and lifestyle, shown in several verbal exchanges the two have in the story.
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Gilho’s first meeting with Wuseong was complicated by Wuseong’s grimy goose, which offended Gilho and made him think of the term “goose father”. A goose father was usually a Korean man who stayed at home and worked so he could send money to his family in another country. The occasional traveling to see his family was signified by the goose. Gilho denies being such a father and understands Wuseong to be spiting him by bringing the goose. This is a bad way to start a relationship, and Wuseong tries to remedy this by addressing Gilho with the term “ajeoshi”. Gilho gives the two a chance, as long as the goose isn’t too troublesome. Wuseong is grateful and tells Gilho to have a “Goodnight, my ajeoshi”, to which he responds with a shake of his head.
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Gilho is somewhat skeptical about the situation and is confused by Wuseong. Later, Wuseong reveals that he has read Gilho’s poetry, and that it “carved [him] out”. This surprises Gilho, but instead of being happy, he is just ashamed. Perhaps he feels embarrassed that such a strange boy, someone so unconventional and different to him, would find value in his poetry. Another point of tension occurs when Wuseong tells Gilho that the goose is actually his mother. Gilho denies the possibility of this and Wuseong says, “I’m going to make you believe”. Wuseong interprets Gilho’s comments as an expression of care towards him, which makes Gilho’s face heat up in a blush. This marks a turning point in the narrative where Gilho begins tacitly questioning his views about propriety and societal norms, and starts to slowly understand Wuseong’s perspective on life.
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Two months into Wuseong’s stay, Gilho takes him and the goose to a song room to cheer him up after he was distressed from watching a documentary about krill whales. After some singing and soju, Gilho finds himself “staring at the rosy flesh of the boy’s lips” and then “imagined his lips against Wuseong’s lips”. Wuseong leans in to kiss him and is slapped by Gilho, who asks “what are you doing to my life?”. We are given no indication that Gilho has ever had homosexual fantasies before, but Wuseong is eliciting them from him, which is an unexpected change for Gilho, and he resists it. Slapping Wuseong makes him leave with his goose for a few days, and Gilho regrets his actions and finds that he can’t get Wuseong out of his mind. After he finally returns and asks if Gilho was worried about him, Gilho says with a shaking voice, “Of course! You disappear with no note, no call” it’s okay. You’ll be okay”.
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Gilho was sorry that he had hit Wuseong and made him go away, but couldn’t adequately express this to him out of pride. The fact that he was so troubled by this incident and almost left Korea altogether because of it, but accepts Wuseong back into his home in relief, shows Gilho’s affection for the boy, and that he is coming to terms with these alien feelings Wuseong has produced in him.
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Finally, Gilho awakens early that same morning and sees Wuseong with a woman his age on the balcony, and he realizes that somehow this is the goose transformed. Gilho sees “what he had been resisting the whole time: the world through Wuseong’s eyes”. After the confusion of the last few months that Wuseong had caused in Gilho because of his staunchly distinct view of the world, at long last he connects to Wuseong in a substantial way and is “ready to go anywhere with Wuseong” anywhere where they could be themselves”.
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Sometimes it is difficult to bridge the gap between oneself and another. Sometimes our relationships malfunction or are utterly ravaged because we cannot reconcile ourselves with others, as is the case with the characters in “Endgame”. Sometimes it is outside social forces that cause this malfunction, like in the case of Gilho’s limitation by his generation’s mores. Though we cannot have privileged access to the mind of another person, and so cannot know or experience them with immediate certainty, we can get close to it through any sort of expressive medium. The characters in these texts do this through their dialogue.
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The tones of the two texts are antipodean, but the characters in both do find consolation from their issues with one another. However, in “Endgame” the characters find comfort in their seclusion, whereas the characters in “The Goose Father” find it in each other. Perhaps there is a time to depart and a time to come together. Braving the sometimes anfractuous paths our relationships take us on will never be simple, but hopefully we can learn how to get by in one way or another, as the characters in these two texts eventually do.
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As a child, I went through frequent transitions starting at the age of five. I had studied at 10 different schools because my father was a government official; he had to move from one place to another within the diverse country of India. Growing up in a multicultural environment, I learned the art of connecting and adapting. I was quite fascinated by different cultures. As I grew older, my interest in learning technology, taking ownership, along with my love of multiculturism, paved the way for my overseas assignments in Germany.
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Through the years, my extensive experience of working with clients across the continents — UK, Germany, Australia, and Singapore– has helped me to develop a heightened sensitivity to the subtle differences between diverse workforces. I grew to understand global businesses perspectives and the needs of diverse groups of clients. In this era of collaboration, of people, of teams, and of diverse talents, this experience is invaluable to any community. My experience of working in and with diverse cultures will help me engage and prepare peers for employability in a competitive global economy.
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Over the past several years in my local neighborhood in India, for far too many girls, the lifelong benefits of higher education remain an elusive dream. With each success, I confirmed my personal responsibility to help girls break the barriers and achieve higher education in the fields of science and business. I have worked with National Social Service in India and provided brief counseling to girls in public schools, advocated for family support and financial aid. In addition to working in social services, as part of past employment at Accenture, I coordinated mentoring programs and conferences at engineering colleges for career path guidance. I believe that a scholarship will further contribute towards this noble cause. It will demonstrate that prestigious institutes like WP Carey encourage women to go into careers that are not traditionally held by women and that women can achieve advancements in these fields without thinking twice about the financial debts. Personally, this scholarship will play an important role in making graduate school more accessible and affordable. It can help me further my professional training and certification goals that I have set for myself. The relief that a scholarship would provide would allow me more time and energy to focus on my studies and towards community service and volunteer opportunities. I have demonstrated leadership abilities and entrepreneurial spirit prior to attending college, and I am extremely motivated to complete my master’s while helping others.
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Don’t you love recreation? Well, you will never believe what I’m about to tell you. One day I was driving around trying to find something recreational to do with my kids and I could not find anything to do but carry them to the one and only park on the island. The park is so small there is not enough parking for everyone. Anyhow, my children ran towards the park while I walked behind them. The first thing I saw was broken swings, garbage everywhere, broken gates, and flies everywhere.
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Why would the allocation of city funds towards the Recreation Project benefit all of us? To begin, today’s youth and teens face a variety of chronic illnesses that have been linked to a lack of activity and too little time outdoors. The reason for some children being so obese and out of shape is because they stay home all day, eat, drink and watch television. They wouldn’t go to the park or even outside and play. According to research, “Children today experience record levels of obesity and preventable diseases like hypertension and Type II Diabetes, caused in part by a decrease in physical activity and increase in processed food consumption. A lot of parents don’t have time to carry their children to the park because there is no park to carry them to. Well for me especially there’s no park for me to carry my children to.
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By voting “yes” towards the allocation of city funds toward the Recreation Facility Project, You could help these children to always be happy and healthy. Access to parks and recreation programs has been proven to be a key to overcoming these issues and promoting healthy youth. Recreation can help prevent diseases from you and your children and also keep you fit and healthy. According to research, “Recreation park programming can help children move more and eat healthily and can also help children fight these diseases and live longer” (Park and Healthy Kids). Recreation facilities also keep your child happy, smarter, boosts problem-solving skills, focus and self-discipline. According to research, “Children will be smarter, better able to get along with others, healthier and happier when they have regular opportunities for free and unstructured play in the out-of-doors” (Henley, 2010). It also helps them socially; it improves cooperation, flexibility, and self-awareness. Emotional benefits include reduced aggression and increased happiness.
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Are you still wondering why you should vote “yes” towards the allocation of the city funds towards the Recreation Facility Project? Imagine walking into a beautiful, large, well-built park with everything around you just sparkling clean. Imagine sitting on the comfortable benches sitting back watching your children safely playing around with nothing to worry about. Imagine sitting back watching how happy your child is just inhaling fresh air, watching the green lush trees and hearing the chirps of the birds. Tell me how would that make you feel? You will no longer have to worry about your child being indoors 24/7 because you can now carry them to the newly built park. You will no longer have to worry about your child being sick so often. According to research, “Recreational programs promote physical exercise which provides several benefits to every child. For children with autism, it is said that physical activity can ease repetitive behaviors and increase their attention span” (Benefits of Recreation). How amazing can that be!
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To conclude, without a recreation facility our children will most likely be sick and unhappy. Our children should be outdoors enjoying themselves and having fun. Let them be sociable and active at all times. Please listen to me, go and vote “yes” towards the Recreation Project. Trust me you will not regret it. Do it for your children, do it for their health. Voting “yes” for the allocation of city funds toward the Recreational Facility Project can benefit not only our children but all members in the community.
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This report is going to highlight the different software that is available to be able to create my game by evaluating what they are, how they are used, the advantages and disadvantages of using them. I will also be highlighting the hardware that is to be used to create the game by evaluating the uses, how is it used, and limitations, capabilities, the cost and the average size. Lastly I will be highlighting the gaming platform that will be used to create the game by evaluating the uses, limitation and capabilities.
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This software is used in over 150 countries and available in 40 languages which will enable students who are bilingual or those who are learning new languages to be able to use this system. One of the major advantages is that this software is completely free which means that you can use it for academic purposes and personal uses. However the disadvantages are that people can take what you have created and use it as their own if the user does not credit their scratch project. Also if there is not a lot of skill from the people who are teaching this software, then the people who are creating a piece of gaming will not have the skills necessary to create a successful game.
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The software can be used on a desktop by being able to be used on chrome, edge, Firefox and safari. However internet explorer is not supported by scratch which means that it cannot be used on internet explorer. The software requirements are Chrome 63 or higher, Edge 15 or higher, Firefox 57 or higher, Safari 11 or higher, Mobile Chrome 63 or higher, Mobile Safari 11 or higher. Internet Explorer is NOT supported. This software would not be appropriate for my game because internet explorer is not supported by scratch so I would have to find other desktop areas to create my game. Also because the software is mainly for children, the finished product may be too young immature for the target audience is 20-50.
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Private and Public organisations injected a considerable amount of money and resources in Information Systems (IS), hoping to have an instant results and an improvement on business processes and performance. However, the findings of some studies seems not to agree with this expectation. Further, they point out that an inadequate system usability was the main key to the above flaws (Scholtz, Mahmud et al. 2016).This conduct was mostly observed in SAP-ERP adopted organisation. Most organizations find it challenging to rip the instant benefit and desired results intended by the ERP system.
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confirmed that performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and attitude towards use of are enough to describe the behaviour of symbolic adoption of ERP by the end users. Majority of the respondents who participated in this survey had minimum of three years of experience in using ERP. Therefore, these findings could be directly used to manage the user expectations of organisation in synthesizing stage (assimilation) ERP life cycle where organisation actually started benefiting from use of ERP. This could be a reason for showing a low influence of social factors and facilitating conditions in determining the acceptance ERP by the end-users. According to the finding of previous researches, effect of social influence and facilitating conditions were high during the early stage of the ERP implementations, but not during later stages of ERP life cycle. Most of the times after go-live; managers’ concerned on user expectations diminishes with the time. As a result, the majority of the post-adoptive life cycle was without management attention and direction. Therefore, organisation should strongly consider reconvening the principals associated with such implementation efforts, after installation, to plan for and to provide the resources for the post-adoptive life cycle. Managing user expectations was one aspect that managers fail to fulfil. They need to get the user involvement in deciding training requirements, customization to ERP system, performance improvements, upgrades, etc. Organisation always should highlight the usefulness of ERP to enhance the performance of their jobs and ease of using the system. Workshops, trainings giving hands on experience would be beneficial to popularize the system among users. Creating a shared belief on the benefits of ERP was essential to create positive attitudes towards ERP systems. According to Venkatesh et al. attitudes was not significant in accepting ERP systems by the end users. But this research found that attitudes play a big role as similar to performance expectancy. Therefore, as argued by some other researchers (Nah et al., 2004), eliminating attitudes towards use of system was needed to be re-examined. According to this research, majority of users’ attitude on implementing ERP is positive. User perception on trainings was neutral; this is an indication to the low level of satisfaction on ERP trainings. Therefore, organisation had to consider on revising their training methodologies based on the requirements of users. This research studied about the moderating effect by
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Regardless, libraries that channel diverse substance opens themselves to potential real challenges reliant on the thwarting of normally guaranteed substance. The law, while characterizing the sort of pictures that ought to be blocked, does not decide a particular programming (client) programs, for instance, a Web program, email, or visit programming which must go under the examination of the TPM. The term ‘advancement protection measure’ implies a specific development that squares or channels Internet access to visual depictions characterized in the act.
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Clerks and various educators feel that precluding locales is control comparable to confining books. Others feel that isolating programming limits free access to information that is essential to empower energetic understudies to end up fundamental customers of the Internet. Significant quality and socialization of youth are huge concerns, in any case, they are ideal tended to by guidance over by censorial progressions. With more than a billion Web goals on the Internet, no filtering thing can perceive “extraordinary” districts from “horrible” ones, and all things square a ton of significant verbalization that minors, especially progressively prepared ones, have a consecrated perfect to see and examine. Moreover, no mechanical device can block most of the standard diversion that various people feel is dangerous in light of the fact that it progresses permissive sexual tempers. Most noteworthy, no mechanical gadget can indicate sexual prosperity, sexual commitment, or excellencies.
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My mother, born and grew on a ranch in Michoacan, Mexico. She is the oldest of 6 sons and daughters. She only attended school till the sixth grade. Because she was the oldest, she was expected to care for her younger siblings and run the ranch. At 17 she felt if she really wanted to support her family, she should get a good job. That only meant one thing, to cross the U.S./Mexico border and work in the United States. She had the “American Dream”, (the ideal that every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity through hard work, determination, and initiative).
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Meanwhile, she crossed through the desert on foot. She traveled with two groups, she walked in the second group behind the first. Once in the United States, the first group was caught by immigration officials. She ran and hid as fast as she could in a backyard of a San Diego residence. She was so grateful to have not been caught. Later she met up with the person her cousin had sent and headed for Los Angeles. Years later she met, married my father, and earned her citizenship.
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Since the our president was elected in 2016, Donald Trump has made a couple of big moves on immigration, like the refugee and travel ban executive order as well as his administration’s zero-tolerance immigration policy. Trump’s ban indefinitely suspends the issuance of immigrant and nonimmigrant visas to applicants from the Muslim-majority countries Libya, Iran, Somalia, Syria and Yemen; plus North Korea and Venezuela. Our vote in this year’s midterms won’t directly affect current immigration law. Congress has control over most immigration-related regulations because they are matter of federal law. In the midterms, we are casting our ballot for members of Congress. They are the ones who handle immigration law, so when we vote in the midterms, we are voting for the people who create those laws and regulations. We must vote for senators who will support immigrants in the U.S.
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My vote matters because my mom and 37,000,000 legal immigrants that migrated the U.S. since 2000, want a better a better life for their families. They came as far as to migrate to a different country to work, risking everything to support their loved ones. My vote matters because an end needs to be put to these nonsense travel bans. My vote matters because there needs so be change in the way immigrants are treated. My vote matters because our xenophobic president must realize that hard-working immigrants are the heart and soul of this country.
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Post Colonialism is connected to imperialism from the moment of Colonization until the 21st century. The term “Post Colonialism” widely refers to the representation of race, ethnicity, culture and human identity in the modern era; mostly after many colonized countries got their independence. Post-Colonial Literature is the literature by the people from formerly colonized countries. It often addresses the problems and consequences of the decolonization of a country, especially questions relating to the political and cultural independence of formerly subjugated people, and themes such as racism and colonialism.
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The word imperialism derives from the Latin word imperium, which has numerous meanings including power, authority, command, dominion and empire. Post Colonialism describes many interactions between “Colonizer” and “Colonized”. The majority of the world was under the control of European countries. Especially the British Empire consisted of “more than a quarter of all the territory on the surface of the earth: one in four people was a subject of Queen Victoria”. It is the literature and art produced in countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Senegal and Australia after their independence, called as Post-Colonial Literature.
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One of the best writers in Post-Colonial Literature is Razia Khan. She is very much loved by her students at the University of Dhaka and received many National Literary Awards like Pen Drama Award in 1956, Pope Gold Medal in 1957 and Bangla Academy Award in 1975. Her important works are Anucalpa, Proticitra, Citra-kaya, He Mahajiban and Padatik. This poem “My Daughter’s Boyfriend” by her deals with unconditional love to her daughter and the omission of her own daughter.
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Mother is the speaker in this poem. As a mother, she is the center of her child’s life. The speaker says that she was experiencing curious happenings for the past few days. She hears continuous knocks on the door which creates tough feeling in her mind that something inferior will happen. When she opens the door, her daughter’s boyfriend moves into the house, unnoticing her presence like a blind man and he goes directly to her daughter never minding her very vision.
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The mother is always very anxious about health, education, future and safety from strangers to the daughters. She always leads towards the right direction in the life and most importantly she scatters true happiness in her life. The speaker has many dreams regarding her daughter which is like a pleasant smell that surrounds a beautiful flower. She also says that how an unmindful hand quickly seizes in a rude which is safely fluorescence in the arm of a plant, likewise her daughter’s boyfriend quickly grab her daughter so easily even in the presence of the mother.
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Violence by patients and family members, towards nurses in the healthcare setting, is rising at an alarming rate. This violence, maybe a result, in issues pertaining to a societal breakdown. The rise in patients with mental illness and substance abuse problems, are contributing factors to the violence towards nurses. Breakdowns in the family moral structure, along with unrealistic social media relationships, give rise to unstable adults. Many nursing organizations are pushing for state and federal lawmakers to pass legislation, that will protect nurses from this threat.
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Nurses are experiencing high levels of stress and burnout, in relation to the increasing dangers faced on the job. These violent situations influence the nurse’s decision to seek new employment, or leave healthcare altogether. This results in nursing shortages and high nurse-to-patient ratios, which can directly affect patient care and outcomes. Controversial hospital policies limit how nurses can defend themselves, if attacked in the workplace. Strategies used to limit violence towards nurses are broad, and geared towards de-escalation, with less emphasis on prevention.