### social organization | department:

Health department
* Many health departments work with local veterinarians to safely and humanely euthanize bats.
* are collections of fiefdoms.

### social organization | department:

Police department
* are able legally to secure firearms through seizure or forfeiture
  - public agencies, funded through public money
* get more money when there is more crime.
* have procedures for lodging complaints against officers
  - squads dedicated to tracking gang activity
* keep lists of employees who speak second languages.
* provide officers trained in assisting victims of sexual assault.
* train and use snipers.
* use similar tracking devices known as tethers for certain criminal offenders.
* work for city governments, and for the citizens at large.
+ Sniper, Police snipers: Military :: Firearms
  * Police departments train and use snipers. These snipers mainly serve on the SWAT team for their department. Often they are called upon to provide security at special events, or to make sure that other snipers do not murder someone. This job is called counter-sniping. Most police snipers are trained by the military.

Different organization
* Many different organizations offer after-school programs for children of all ages.
* have different philosophies.

### social organization:

Enemy
* Enemies are adversaries
  - located in war
  - military units
  - people
  - the victims of sin, because they react against it
* Enemies have choices
  - heads
  - include humans
  - lead to interaction
  - occupy territory
  - use armies
* Enemies will have impact
  - little impact
* Some enemies attack when grasshoppers are still in the soil awaiting spring.
+ Final Fantasy, Gameplay: Fantasy movies
  * In 'Final Fantasy', players control a group of characters. They go through the game's story by exploring the game world and defeating enemies. Enemies are found randomly. The player gives combat orders. The orders are given to individual characters through a menu. This menu appears when in battles.

### social organization | enemy:

Natural enemy
* Most natural enemies attack only specific insects instead of a whole spectrum like insecticides
  - do better with a diversity of hosts or plants
* Natural enemies are generally more adversely affected by chemical insecticides than the target pest
  - insects that kill mites without further damaging the desired tree
  - large predators, such as, bears, lions, and at one time in California, wolves
  - organisms that kill individuals of another species
  - the fox, cat, dog, dingo and other large carnivorous creatures
  - can benefit from a source of nectar
* Natural enemies help keep mites at low levels when conditions are unfavorable for the mites
  - to eliminate many of our sawfly larvae
  - occur in all production systems, from the backyard garden to the commercial field
  - play a very important part in controlling aphid populations
* Natural enemies play an important part in controlling aphids
  - in the control of the whitefly population
  - role during periods when gypsy moth populations are sparse
  - pose the greatest hazard to birds using man-made houses
  - serve an effective role in controlling populations of different whitefly species
* Natural enemies will have impact
* Some natural enemies kill coyotes.
* Some natural enemies reduce human growth
  - population growth

Environmental organization
* Most environmental organizations have volunteer programs.
* Some environmental organizations believe that trade can actually be good for the environment
  - publish their own media