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Gabrielle LewisMr. ViditoGlobal Issues 62118 Jan 2018Human Rights: Capital Punishment  There is no precise definition of Human Rights. The Oxford Dictionary says that human rights are the basic freedom that all people should have. The human rights ’emerge out of human needs and capabilities. Basically, human rights are meant for human beings to satisfy their basic needs.The problem about human rights varies from society to society. In some societies, political and civil rights are not given or guaranteed to all its citizens. At least 1,634 people were executed in 25 countries in 2015.  For example, capital punishment is one of […]

             What doesDLC mean?DLC stands for Design Lights Consortium. It is anenergy efficiency program sponsored by the Northeast Energy EfficiencyPartnerships (NEEP). Why DLC?: The purpose of the DLC is to provide high quality, high efficiencylighting solutions in the commercial lighting sector throughout the US andCanada. This is accomplished through Qualified Product List (QPL) of highefficiency products which have qualified or exceeded pre-defined categoryrequirements. This QPL can be accessed by DLC Members comprised of regional,state, utility and energy efficiency program when searching for quality, highefficiency products. In addition, the DLC provides a platform for collaborationamong energy […]

Normally, the waste product from the blood isfiltered through the kidneys, but when it over accumulates, it may producekidney stones. Kidney Stones are small, solid pebbles that are made of mineralsand salts that form within your kidneys, and it may become painful. There couldmany reasons for the formation of kidney stones because it implicatesenvironmental and metabolic risk factors. Kidney stones mostly happen toadults, but children and teenagers can get them, too.  There are several treatments; how to treat itwill depend on the type, the size and the location of the stones either in thekidneys or the urinary tract.Kidney stones affect […]

Stereomicroscopes, dissection microscopes are optical microscopes that use light illumination and low magnification, allowing inspection or dissection of small microorganism or other small objects. Light is reflected off the surface of the object being viewed, rather than passing through it. There are two objectives and two eyepieces, which provide slightly different viewing angles each eye. This gives three-dimensional visualisation of the object. Stereomicroscopes are often used for microsurgery. Some stereomicroscopes have video dual CCD camera pickups attached that display the images onto a high-resolution LCD monitor. Special software can convert the two images into an integrated three-dimensional image that viewers […]

1.   We as humans feel the need totry and do as much activities as we can possibly fit into a “suitcase”, leavingus to miss out on the moments that give life meaning. We need to realize thedamage that we are creating because if we continue down this trend it couldlead to even less time with family, we should slow down and not try and fillthe “Suitcase” so easily, and try to live life to its fullest. One point tomake that advances the authors thesis is the contrast in paragraph A, the sceneseems as though it’s a joyful time between the son […]

Dr. Philip Zimbardo, apast president of the American Psychological Associations, who led the StanfordPrison Experiment together with his team. According to TED, he spent his 50years teaching and studying psychology. He got his Ph.D. in psychology researchfrom Yale University, and his territories of center incorporate time viewpoint,shyness, fear-based oppression, madness, and evil. Zimbardo was notable for hisStanford Prison Experiment, since his new research takes at the psychology ofheroism. Following 50 years of showing his amazing initial course inPsychology, he resigned educating.             Accordingto TED, the former president of Czech Republic, said that “Professor Zimbardodeserves heartfelt thanks for disclosing and illuminating the […]

In this political cartoon thirteen countries are represented; all of which still exist to this day, either as their own country or as subunits to other countries. England is the label on the octopus and the head of the octopus is the face of John Bull, who was an imaginary figure of England. Kind of like Uncle Sam for the U. S. The other countries the octopus is holding are Ireland, Australia, Jamaica, Egypt, India, Canada, Malta, Gibralter, Cape Colony, Cyprus, Heligoland, Boersland. This cartoon is related to the idea of imperialism because in the cartoon the countries are practically […]

Throughout history, there have been many atrocities, people either deal with them, or take action against them. An atrocity is a situation where cruelty has happened and usually involves violence or injury. In america, slavery has been a major atrocity that happened in North America for 246 years. , the underground railroad and the people in it helped collectively freed over 100,000 enslaves people. During the 1850’s, Harriet Tubman became a famous “conductor” on the Underground Railroad. In 1849, she fled from slavery, leaving her husband and family behind to escape. Even though there was bounty on her head, she […]

 The United Kingdom  has  an uncodified constitution comprising several sources, some people  say they should be codified and some others support that it should not be changed and stay the same.Firstly lets see  what is a constitution? In short Constitution is the fundamental law upon which the formation of the entire legislation of a country is based on the rights and obligations of the citizen, the organisation and basic rules of state and institution operation.The constitution can be elaborated and approved by a constitutional assembly (a delegation of the people) or a sum of laws or other provisions that over […]

Historically, word censorship, also known as the filtering and banning of vocabulary, has been exhibited and used in the various third world as well as wealthy populations. This genre of literature censorship is demonstrated in current time as well as in the novel 1984 by those in power who censor and limit access to information to those they consider ‘inferior’. One example of Third world censorship is in Eritrea, a southern country located in East Africa. In its country, state media is the only information available to citizens and all outside access to information is extremely limited to its residents. […]