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The Rise and Fall of Blockbuster, an American-Based Provider of Home Movies and Video Games (2632 words, 9 pages)

TitleSeveral case studies exemplify the importance of being open to change and innovation. Literature shows that organizations that have failed to keep up with shifts in the market and innovative technologies are no longer successful. In fact, many organizations that have resisted the need for change have simply disappeared from ... Read More

The Use of Avogadro’s Law to Find the Molar Volume of Gas at STP (675 words, 3 pages)

Avogadros Law and Molar Volume at STPIntroductionAvogadro's Law states that the amount of moles and the volume of a gas are directly proportional when temperature and pressure are held constant. 1 This law also led Avogadro to determine that the volume of any gas at STP (273 K , 1 ... Read More

The Positive and Negative Demonstration of Animals in the Novels of Lewis Carroll (3551 words, 10 pages)

In this essay I will be focusing on both the positive and negative presentation of animals in Lewis Carrolls writing, primarily in his 1865 text, Alices Adventures in Wonderland and his later text, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There, published in 1871. I believe these novels to ... Read More

The Importance of Minor Characters in Animal Farm, a Book by George Orwell (1335 words, 3 pages)

The purpose of this essay is to seek to examine the role and importance of minor characters within George Orwells renowned political satire Animal Farm. Orwell's Animal Farm is an allegory of the prevailing situation within Russia during the revolutionary years of communism and as such Animal Farm is presented ... Read More

An Interview with 50 Street Kids in New York City in With No Direction Home, a Book by Marni Finkelstein (2161 words, 8 pages)

Marni Finkelstein in With No Direction Home Homeless Youth on the Road and in the Streets, writes about who street kids in New York City, from the East Village neighborhood and around Tompkins Square Park, are as well as about their experiences and possible futures on the streets (Finkelstein, 2005). ... Read More

The Importance of Animals in Our Research and Their Rights to Die a Humane Death (1655 words, 5 pages)

INTRODUCTIONThe whole tenet of animal rights activists lies in the idea that most or all animals are entitled to their lives, and that they should be allowed to live this life in their natural environment. On the same note, it is an accepted idea that all humans are entitled to ... Read More

A Look at the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Act of Animal Captivity (1714 words, 6 pages)

For as long as the human race can remember, animals have been kept in homes under the human care. Some like dogs and cats have been domesticated for a long time and it is easy to take care of them. Others are kept for human consumption such as cows and ... Read More

The Absurdness of Militant Parenting and Overprotecting Children in South Park, an American Animation Series (1431 words, 6 pages)

South Park on Hypocrisy, Censorship, and Good Old American ParentingBoth the show and film versions of South Park have quite the reputation for its vulgarity and often absurdist humor that somehow also includes relevant social critique.The film effectively exposes numerous hypocrisies within American culture, including our aversion to sex and ... Read More

The Conditions of Animals in Factory Farming in the United States in The Pig Picture, a Documentary by HFA (1555 words, 6 pages)

OpeningProduction of pigs in the United States is transformed from small scale family farms of yesterday to the corporate owned pig factories of today. This documentary traces the development of commercial pig production in America by highlighting the Humane Framing Association (HFA) investigative footage. The production also explores the environmental ... Read More

The Comprehensive Analysis of A Good Man Is Hard to Find, a Book by Flannery O’Connor (1633 words, 7 pages)

We live in a world that is characterized by good and evil, and as mostindividuals struggle with being good and performing good acts, others arecomfortable exercising evil and performing bad acts. The idea of good andevil is depicted in most artistic pieces ranging from paintings, films,music, and literature. Interestingly, everyone ... Read More

Jerusalem: The Holy Site and Home of God (2148 words, 8 pages)

IntroductionAxis Mundi, or Axis of the world in Latin, refers to a sacred site being the center of the world both historically and religiously. I will turn to Mircea Eliades The Sacred and the Profane, as well as the Hebrew Bible specifically passages in Genesis, 2 Samuel, 2 Chronicles, 1 ... Read More

A Lab Experiment to Find the Best Disinfectant by Using Bacteria from Shared Surfaces (1311 words, 6 pages)

Title Using Bacteria from a Shared Surface to Find the Best Disinfectant LabPurposeThe purpose of this lab is to find out which disinfectant is better at limiting the growth of bacteria on shared surfaces Zep or Spic and Span, in order to combat the spread of germs as effectively as ... Read More

A Review of Dora the Explorer, an American Animated Series (500 words, 2 pages)

3) Waltons criteria and Dora the ExplorerDora the explorer is a fictional character that goes on adventures whose purpose is targeted towards teaching a young audience new things. From counting, to the values of friendship and sharing, Dora teaches the characters audience fundamentals or a type of code to live ... Read More

The Importance of True Identity in Finding Happiness and Meaning in Life (623 words, 2 pages)

Do you ever feel lost? Or like youre going nowhere in life? This is a common feeling in today's society. Many people feel this way because they have been stripped of a purpose and therefore an identity. Our identities are closely tied to our everyday actions and often times the ... Read More

The Author’s Quest to Find True Self in Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert (1550 words, 4 pages)

Eat, Pray, Love One Womans Search for Everything across Italy, India and Indonesia is a 2006 memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert, a famous American author. I read this text because I heard that this book managed to stay on the New York Times bestseller list for a staggering 185 weeks following ... Read More

A Comparison Between the Mission Statements of Nike and Home Depot (905 words, 3 pages)

Two mission statements will be reviewed in this paper. They are Home Depot and Nike. A mission statement is a statement created that describes why the company exists, what the company actually does and what or who their target market is. (Abraham, S.C., 2012). The mission statement should include what ... Read More

An Argument Against the Use of Animal Testing Using Emmanuel Kant’s Philosophy (889 words, 5 pages)

TitleIntroductionShould animal testing be allowed only in critical areas as medical research, but not in the frivolous fields as cosmetics? The question has several repercussions as far as the responsibility of human beings is concerned. Animal testing or experimentation refers to conducting the surgery on living organisms, i.e., using living ... Read More

An Analysis of the Power of Words in South Park, an American Animated Sitcom (926 words, 3 pages)

Contentious Language South Park and the Transformation of Meaning, Marcus Schulzke tries to understand the meaning of words and their ability to transform. Schulzke goes on to explain South Park generally stating, Since its first episode, it has pushed the boundaries of free expression, questioned censorship, criticized government policies, mocked ... Read More

Understanding the Problem with Communism in Animal Farm, a Novel by George Orwell (723 words, 2 pages)

Animal Farm ReviewAnimal farm is a book about animals on a farm who revolt against their human master Mr. Jones. The animals are inspired to revolt because of Old Major He is a dying pig that acknowledges that the animals are currently enslaved to Mr. Jones, because of this he ... Read More

The True Meaning of Home in The Glass Castle, a Book by Jeannette Walls (1261 words, 4 pages)

Consider the word home. Picture, it a white picket fence, a nice green lawn, a picturesque little house with four windows and a red door, a cute stone path from the fence to the doormat, a flower bed, a vegetable garden. Its materialistically perfect and everyone wants it, its what ... Read More

The Use of Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation and Kepler’s Third Law of Planetary Motion to Find the Mass of Object X (994 words, 5 pages)

To find the mass of Object X we must combine a variety of formulas. Both Newtons Law of Universal Gravitation and Keplers Third Law of Planetary Motion are equal to the force of gravity. Therefore we can use Newtons second law to find the mass of Object X by setting ... Read More

The Health of the General Public as the Priority When Importing Exotic Animals (934 words, 5 pages)

Globalization of the Animal TradeWhen it comes to the exchange of exotic pets and animal parts, we can see strong correlation between many of the counties that are exporting and importing these items. Generally, we see that the countries with the higher Human Development Indexes (HDI) are importing the expensive ... Read More

My Personal Quest to Find the Cure for Cancer (947 words, 2 pages)

Cancer. The very word strikes fear into even the bravest of hearts. This malady is cunning, adapting to and hijacking the body own machinery, and cruel, ambushing both young and old. More than 1 out of every three people will develop it in their lifetime, and it proves to be ... Read More

The Ethical and Moral Issues of Animal Testing (917 words, 3 pages)

Animal TestingEthics and morality both play an enormous part in both explorations and discoveries. Weighing the pros and cons of any decisions is something we humans are constantly doing, but none of these everyday decisions compare to the possible ethical decisions that come with working towards discoveries. When Christopher Columbus ... Read More

A Research on the Environmental Issues on the Use of Plastic, GMOs, and Animal Captivity (3324 words, 9 pages)

Final Reflection PaperAfter an entire semester investigating numerous environmental issues, three of the six that we studied really stood out as the most intriguing to me plastic, GMOs, and animal captivity. After an abundance of research these three topics proved to be the most fascinating in addition to directly having ... Read More

The Environmental Cost and Benefits of Animal Captivity (965 words, 4 pages)

Animal CaptivityAnywhere that removes an animal from its natural habitat is a controversial place. The notion of preventing an animal from existing in its natural place is disliked and appealed against by animal rights organizations, such as PETA, probably the most prominent animal rights group. In this discussion started by ... Read More

An Introduction to Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NORC) and Its Purpose in Finding Key Health Risks in a Population (516 words, 3 pages)

Introduction Critical Analysis of LiteratureA NORC, which stands for Naturally Occurring Retirement Community, is an aging in place initiative program offered for people above 60 years of age and older. Service programs offered by the NORC seek to promote the successful aging process for the residents. Health wellness activities, as ... Read More

Finding the True Reasons for My Love for Sports Through My Sociological Imagination (1261 words, 5 pages)

Sportsociological ImaginationWhen I was a child, I was determined to play as many sports as I could. As soon as I was able to sign up for a sport, I was sure that I would play. It all started with T-ball when I was five years old. I was so ... Read More

The Strong Effects of Animal Release on the Development of Economic and Environmental Protection (1788 words, 7 pages)

Animal release, also known as fang sheng in Chinese, is one minor aspect of conflicts between development of economy and environmental protection. But it brings much more problems than we thought. Because of the lack of professional guidance and supervisionanimal releases have caused a series of environmental accidents including economic ... Read More

Racial Stereotyping: The Consequences of Passiveness and the Struggle to Find My Voice and Become an Active Person (1044 words, 4 pages)

Why arent you good at basketball? Let me guess, your favorite foods are fried chicken and watermelon. Youre black, you arent smart enough to get into that school. Youre black, you only got into that school because of affirmative action. All these statements and questions have been said to me ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013