Case Study Conflict Resolution

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 Prohibition Of Marijuana, Heroin, And Other Drugs
It is also possible that drug users are irrational decision makers and might not understand the adverse
long term effects and addictive properties. Prohibition should reduce demand through legal
penalties; however, since not all drug users are rational choice makers, demand can increase by
creating a forbidden fruit effect. The consequences of increased use add to the complexity and costs
of enforcement on both drugusers and the general population. Drug users, trying to avoid the legal
consequences of their use, often times interact with non users in ways that are harmful and costly.
Additionally, non users are also impacted by increased taxes to pay for the enforcement, by
regulations to check for drugs that take time and are inconvenient, and by becoming innocent
bystanders that can get caught in the middle of attempted arrests, often with deadly affects.
The long federal experiment in prohibition of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and other drugs has given
us unprecedented crime and corruption combined with a manifest failure to stop the use of drugs or
reduce their availability to children. The factor that determines the amount of violence created by
prohibition is the level of enforcement. There are two main reasons for this. One, black markets only
form when the enforcement is very strict and, two, increasingly strict enforcement leads to violence
both in making arrests and as competing suppliers seek to capture market share. The violence not
only impacts those
 Genetically Modified Foods Debate
Many consumers do not wish to eat food that has been dosed with pesticides because of the
possibility of health hazards. However, genetically modified foods are quite capable of helping
eliminating the utilization of harmful chemical pesticides. Due to this, many farmers choose and
prefer to plant biotech produce because of this benefit. In recent news, Sudan decided to take part in
planting a type of these crops, Bt cotton. The production of Bt cotton has led to a decrease in the
amount of insecticides used by 50%, reducing the risk of exposure to these chemicals. In China, the
use of Bt cotton has led to a reduction of 78,000 tons of pesticide which covers about a quarter of
what China has sprayed. (ISAAA, http://www.isaaa.org/resources/publications/briefs/44
/executivesummary/default.asp) Furthermore, the uses of these types of biotech crops allow a
reduction of risks associated with agricultural waste run offs. GMOs in these countries show how
they are beneficial especially for preventing environmental and human contact damage.
As the population on the world continues to increase rapidly, soon farmers will need to find a way
to grow crops in unsuited areas. This is where GMOs come in. A company, Dupont Pioneer, released
eight versions of its customarily bred Aquamax corn and found that it boosts yields up by 7% in
drought conditions compared to regular grown corn. Additionally, interbreeding the genetically
modified food such as the Aquamax corn with ordinary corn can
 Antagonist In Winnie The Pooh
1 Character: A character is a person in a literary work. This person can be a representation of a
person, place, or thing performing traditionally human activities or functions in a work of fiction.
Example: In Winnie the Pooh, the main characters are Christopher Robin and his friends Pooh,
Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, and Eeyore.
` 2 Characterization: Characterization in literature are the decisions the author makes to show a
character s personality, appearance, actions, dialogue, and motivations. Characterization can be
indirect and direct. Indirect characterization is more subtle as it is shown through speech and
thought patterns.
Example: In Inheritance, the author shows that Eragon has superhuman abilities by showing Eragon
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Dodds was human. Ms. Dodds was shown to be one of the most powerful monsters from the
Underworld a few chapters later. 8 Imagery Imagery in literature is when the writer uses words to
create a visual in the reader s mind. The most prominent uses of imagery are to appeal to the five
senses. However, imagery can be used to appeal to the emotion.
Example: In The Fault in Our Stars, champagne was described as bottled stars and the sights of
Amsterdam was described in high detail using descriptions like miniature rose petals drained of
color to describe seeds falling. 9 Mood Definition Mood in literature is when the author creates a
certain ambiance by using descriptions. Mood creates an emotional setting for the readers. Certain
settings, descriptions, and tones can help create the mood for the story.
Example: In Brisingr, there are many instances in the story where the mood is dark because the
characters are exploring all the horrendous things the main antagonist has done. 10 Narrator The
narrator in literature is the person who tells the story. The narrator can be a character in the story
and can even have a personality. The narrator is used by the author to tell the
 Two Major Sects In Shakespeare s Work
Shakespeare is possibly one of the best known author ever. He has written many works that were
rewritten to conform to modern times, and many that are so good that they could not be changed.
He has also sparked one of the largest debates in history: did he actually write the works that he
supposedly wrote? Or was it a pen name for someone else, the true author? In this debate, I have
taken the opposing side, I believe that Shakespeare did not write his works like we have been led
to believe our entire lives. There are two major sects involved in this debate: The Shakespearites
and the Baconians (Twain, 1909). The Shakespearites take the side of Shakespeare and the
Baconians believe that Francis Bacon was the true author (Twain, 1909). As explained in Mark
Twain s book, Is Shakespeare Dead?, there is a third sect of the debate, The Brontosaurians. These
people believe that Shakespeare did not write his work, they re unsure if Bacon was the one who
wrote the work, but they are unsure about who actually wrote it. Mark Twain, the author of many
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His thesis, however, explored multiple theories about the authorship of Shakespeare s works. Not
only did he explore both the Baconian Theory, he explored two other theories. Those theories
being the Marlowe theory and the theory that the Earl of Oxford was the true author. Nickell
talked in depth about a syndrome called Through The Looking Glass Syndrome. He describes
this syndrome as to step through the looking glass (to use Lewis Carroll s term) and adopt the
farfetched premise, and things can look very different. He discusses how by working backwards
and exploring more than the original idea (in this case Shakespeare s validity) a person is able to
see more and understand more complex theories. This syndrome is a way that a person is able to
rationalize possibly irrational ideas and theories about multiple
 Conception Of Photography
An unknown author once said, [T]he question is not whether photography is fine art per se neither
painting not sculpture can make that claim but whether it is capable of artistic expression; whether
in the hands of a true artist its productions become works of art. This quote, published in 1862, in
the Photographic Journal; although quoted over 150 years ago, during a time when artistry was
taking different forms and evolving, this statement is no less true today. During these early years,
photographers were in the infant stage; first crawling, experimenting with the camera, film, and
subject matter, followed by the teenage grouping. Seen by groups of artist who followed similar
paths and doubts, What would the finished piece look like... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were highly posed and not seen as art but a way create and save the memory. Clerk Maxwell,
in the 1860 s, brings into the fold, color photography involving photographs taken through filters of
red, green, and blue. Nevertheless; in each of the improvements of film development, there is still
the eye behind the lens. This is when photography began its evolution to a finer art form; fine style,
form, and expression into the finished piece. Clementina Hawarden, one of the first female
photographers, found beauty in the lens as seen in Clementina and Florence Elizabeth Maude, 1863
64. I find Julia Margaret Cameron, Mrs. Herbert Duckworth, 1867, similar to the Mona Lisa by
Leonardo da Vinci, whereas form, grace, and light are used. Louis Figuier and my thoughts on
photography as fine art are summed best when one identified photography in this manner; until
photography the artist s tools were limited to brush, pencil and the burin; however, through the
photographic lens and the mind behind it, a new instrument is born. Although, the technique is
somewhat similar to engraving or drawing; in the end it is a feeling, not the process marking the
 The Origins Of Postmodernism And Architecture
This essay discusses the origins of Postmodernism in art and architecture in terms of Venturi s
critique and explains the meaning of the term puritanical moral language. It will define alternatives
posed by Venturi and give examples of works by two Australian architects. The first architect is
Glenn Murcutt, whose love of the Australian landscape has been the inspiration for many of his
buildings. The second is architectural firm McBride Charles Ryan, a partnership of Debbie Ryan
(Interior Designer) and Rob McBride (Architect) whose vision is to provide innovative solutions and
technical excellence with its unique designs.

Typically modernity was a time where the industrial revolution treated the building in the same way
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The postmodernists with their historical citations rebelled against the dogmatic modernists. The term
Postmodern was applied to architecture and Robert Venturi formulated an antifunctionalist thesis in
his book, Complexity and Contradiction in Modern Architecture, 1966 and later Learning from
Vegas 1971. Buildings and billboards in Las Vegas were re evaluated for functionality.

Postmodernism, oppositional of modernism, exhibits the failures of modernism with its inferior
structure, use of cheap materials and simplistic design, a perfect recipe for a disaster and
developers. There is an absence of humanism in its buildings and a lack of engagement with its
environment and the viewer. The postmodern building is the historical reference of style through use
of ornamentation dating back to the Arts and Crafts, Art Deco and Art Nouveau Movements, good
use of colour, a sense of humour and irony and signage that is independent of function. Venturi s
puritanical moral language is his way of stating that you can have both, and not be restricted to and
/or; however it can t compromise the form or the function of the building. There has to be a visual
language between the building and its inhabitants and a balance between functionality and aesthetic,
and when one is compromised, the design fails.

Australian architect Glenn Murcutt pours his creativity into smaller projects that let him work alone
and design economical
 Captivatism In The Most Dangerous Game
While discussing ambition the character Frank Underwood once said: For those of us climbing the
food chain, there can be no mercy. There is but one rule: hunt or be hunted (Frank Underwood in
House of Cards). In The Most Dangerous Game, written by Richard Connell, General Zaroff strives
to be the world s preeminent hunter. Once his typical huntinggame began to bore him, Zaroff
developed a new stock for the island. After luring in his new prey, General Zaroff prepares the men
for his competition. To begin his game, Zaroff unleashes the quarry and gives them time to scatter
amongst the island. Then, he uses his devious ways to terminate his opponents. Throughout The
Most Dangerous Game, General Zaroff embodies the idea of hunt or be hunted through his
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After realizing he is trapped on the island, Rainsford seeks shelter and discovers the building
owned by Zaroff. As Rainsford enters the building his, first impression was that the man was
singularly handsome (4). General Zaroff s appearance contributed to Rainsford s first impression of
the man. The general had high cheekbones, a sharpcut nose, and an arcane persona that caught the
eye of the protagonist. (4). His distinctive appearance sparked curiosity within Sanger Rainsford.
General Zaroff s captivating looks provide the reader with a general idea of how to envision him as
the story continues and helps foreshadow events that might occur later on in the
 Questions On The Writer World Turns
As the writer world turns, to how many days does it take to have an editor respond to your
questions to an email? If you recall my letter to the editor, and it took this amount of days to have
any response. So as true as I am, I am going to let you read what was been sent to me. I only remove
the names to be nice and still be a lady of writing. Tamara,
I ll check with one of the editorial assistants that mostly edits your work. Truly, there are many
mistakes in your job. I love your ambition and the high energy behind your passion. However, when
an editor has to spend more time editing every sentence, then it becomes a bit of an issue. I ll try
to see if I can schedule a time with you and the editorial assistant or Editor s name to speak further.
So in response I did go through every article that is either pending or published, and here they are. I
had them already because I wanted to keep what I need to remember for my next articles. I receive
all comments in one day. I also responded to all in one day as well.

Editors Comments From Articles

Then put the editor s comments on my social networks. Truly only wanting to know if My Sabrina
Ford Fans felt if the editor was correct in their statement. Did the assistant editor have to work on
every sentence of mine due to I guess a lack of knowledge? I am assuming that is what the writer is
trying to state.

Now, here is my response on the matter. I feel that I do take responsibility on what mistakes I do
and will
 1984 Theme Essay
Absolute control over society is the central theme in the novel, 1984, by George Orwell. One
method this power over society is exercised is use of language to manipulate and control people.
The story features a society called Oceania, which is located in the European region. In Oceania,
there is a form of totalitarian government called the Party which controls the entire society. The
Party controls thoughts by making certain words or phrases illegal. In addition, any anti party
thoughts or motives are also deemed illegal. To control society, thoughts are monitored by
telescreens which read reactions and record speech. A force, called the Thought Police, is also
engaged to take power over and eliminate society s individual beliefs. The... Show more content on
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One illustration of the manipulation of language today is seen in politics. Politicians speak in a
certain manner that can affect the thought process of the listener. They carefully word their
speech so that it delivers the correct message to the listener s brain and creates a certain thought
pattern that is ideal for the speaker. For instance, if an idea can be spoken two separate ways and
have the same basic meaning, the politician will select a way that controls the way people think
of your speech overall by using different wording. In 1984, word manipulation similar to this
technique is used. The ministry branches, Ministry of Love, Ministry of Peace, Ministry of Plenty
and Ministry of Truth, all had opposite meanings. For example, the ministry of Peace was really
the Ministry of War and the Ministry of Love was really the Ministry of Law Enforcement and
Punishment. This caused people to think that the Ministries were better than they really were and
they forgot about the bad things they stood for. Another exploitation of language to achieve a
message used by politicians is repetition. This is when they repeat their main points over and over
again until they make their idea overly clear. This method makes the listeners remember what was
said and not overlook it. This is similar to 1984 because in
 Lord Of The Flies Are Humans Good Or Bad
Do you think that humans are good or bad? Throughout history, it can be seen that humans have not
always treated others kindly. Even though some humans act kind, there are still many ways humans
are bad. I believe that humans are bad because of how they treat each other in the book and how
people have treated each other throughout history. William Goldings novelLord of the Flies shows
that humans are bad through how they treat each other. In the book, the other boys on the island
treat Piggy differently because he is different than the others. For example, he has asthma, is fat,
and wears glasses. The other boys treat him as if he and his opinions and ideas don t matter. Also in
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For example, white people always treated black people differently through segregation. In
history, black people were treated differently because of their race. They had different places they
could eat, separate drinking fountains, and things for the black people weren t as good of quality
as things the white people had. Another example is that black people would have to give up their
seat on the bus or train is a white person wanted to sit. This can relate back to the Lord of the Flies
because in the book Piggy was treated differently as were the black people. Another example from
history that supports Golding s view that society is bad is the Holocaust. During this time, many
people were murdered and put in prison camps. This relates back to the Lord of the Flies because
two people were murdered and one kid went missing. Also, in the book, a couple boys were tied
up unless they agreed to do what Jack wanted, which relates back to history because people were
sent to prison camps. I think that humans are bad because in the book, they treated Piggy differently,
just like black people were treated differently than white. Also, there were two murders in the book.
Which can relate to history because many people were murdered during the
 Character Analysis of Yossarian in Catch 22
Yossarian is the main character of Catch 22, and one of just a few characters that get fleshed out
during the story. Yossarian represents many of the themes and ideas of Catch 22, and provides a
character that most people can sympathize with. Yossarian is continually worried about dying but at
the same time continues to fly his missions so someone else doesn t have to fly his for him. Yossarian
thinks he is sane while everyone else is crazy; however everyone else thinks the exact opposite.
He is also seen as different because of name, as nobody has heard it before. The battles of life
versus death and sanity versus insanity are some of the things that define Yossarian while he himself
represents the psyche of a soldier during war.
Yossarian is described as a big burley Assyrian man. His appearance makes him markedly
different from the rest of the people in his squadron and is one of the ways that he is seen as an
outsider by the rest of the squadron. In addition to his appearance, his name also makes him stand
out, as it is completely different from everyone else s and no one has ever heard it before
Yossarian himself. These differences alienate him from the rest of the squadron, save for a few of
Yossarian s close friends, and make it seem like Yossarian is special in some way, even though it is
revealed that he is not really much different than the rest of the squadron.
Even though Yossarian is different in physical appearance and name then the rest of the squadron, it
is
 Virginia Woolf Fishing
Virginia Woolf, in her book length essay A Room of One s Own, depicts the institutional and
historical forces that impede women s intellectual development. Early in her text, having explained
that what we are about to read grew out of an invitation to speak on the subject of women and
fiction, she brings us into a scene in which sitting by the banks of a river at Oxbridge, a fictional all
male college she has begun to contemplate what she will say about this topic. Using fishing as a
metaphor, Woolf describes her first idea as insignificant and small, like a fish that should be thrown
back into the water. As she continues to think, her thoughts begin to grow, and to become exciting
and important (5). Caught up in the intellectual