Dangerous Exits Book Report

This primary source document is a compilation of Frank Curry`s diary entries, which he wrote while aboard a Corvette ship which travelled across the Atlantic ocean. Curry was part of the Canadian Navy and spent from 1940 to 1945 sailing from Canada to Great Britain. During his time served he witnessed the horrors that ships experienced, he then recorded them in his diary. Frank Curry`s diary entries from his time aboard a merchant ship in the Atlantic Ocean truly display what Canadian Navy members experienced during the war. The battle of the Atlantic is not often looked at the same as ground battles in the war such as D-Day, primary sources like this are some of the only accurate depictions of the war in the ocean.

“If we bear all this suffering and if there are still Jews left, when it is over, then Jews, instead of being doomed, will be held up as an example.” This quote from Anne Frank means that all the adversity that the victims in the Holocaust had to suffer will be for nothing if the actions aren’t remembered afterward. The passage from The Diary of Anne Frank and poem “Shema” use the first-person point of view to focus on difficulty, connection, and remembrance. Anne Frank and Primo Levi have similar yet contrasting points of view while developing the theme. The main idea of “Shema” is that life is full of appalling situations with which we must comprehend and remember.

Table of Contents Task 3 1.0 Intorduction 4 2.0 Methods of Research 5 3.0 Statement of Findings 6-12 3.1 Population Growth and Urban Sprawl in Brisbane 6 & 7 3.2 Transport habits and trends 8 & 9 3.3 Major infrastructure Development 10 3.4 Air Quality of Brisbane 11 & 12 4.0 Evaluation of Strategies 13 & 14 5.0 Conclusion 15 6.0 Bibliography 16 & 17 TASK “In 2031, through strong partnerships with other levels of government, business and education institutions, Brisbane will grow and deliver a prosperous economy for its citizens. Brisbane will be regarded as a top ten lifestyle city worldwide. Students, businesses, researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs from all over the world will want to live, study and work here.”

There are thousands of sects, cults and newreligious movements (NRM’s) existing in our society today. Many have made the assumption that we are living in a secularized world, that the meaning of religion in our society is decreasing. Peter L. Berger (1991) writes that: ”The world today, is as furiously religious as it ever was, and in some places more so than ever.” Berger admits that certain religious institutions have lost their power and influence in some societies, but claims that both old and new religious beliefs have continued in the lives of individuals. Though society may no longer function around religious institutions, this does not make individuals less personally religious, or willing to believe.

There is an importance in the black community of embracing Afrocentric Cultural Values and sharing to our younger generations and adolescents. I chose a scholarly article that utilize this factor in its hypothesis. From the Journal of Black Psychology, the article is titled Examining Afrocentric Cultural Values, ethnic Identity, and Substance Use Abstinence in Low-Income, Early Adolescent, African American Girls. This very extensive article was written or experimented by our fellow professors at the University of Austin: Delida Sanchez, Emma Hamilton, Dorie Gilbert, and Elizabeth Vandewater. Their study is about finding a possible link of cultural factors and substance use abstinence among low income African American girls.

Scene One: As the curtains open, and the lights slowly come to focus, a young boy is shown sitting at a wooden table, drawing. The young boy has plenty of markers and pencil crayons lying all around the table. The young boy then drops his pencil on the table with content, and holds a piece of paper towards the chandelier above him.

Musculoskeletal pain continue to be substantial setback for public health thus, studies on musculoskeletal symptoms due to schoolbag use have been a subject of interest by many researchers. Musculoskeletal discomfort (MSD) can be described as tension, fatigue, soreness, heat or tremor (Van der Grinten and Smitt, 1992), feeling of effort, pressure in muscles, cramps, stiffness, ache, tingling/numbness, etc in muscles or non-muscular tissue (Reenen et al, 2008). Long term MSD or pain may lead to potential chronic pain, injury and stress. These negativities are associated with student’s absenteeism from lessons, low productivity and affects students’ well being and future careers (Alshagga, 2013; Buckle, 2005).

Introduction Toluene, according to the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry system (IUPAC) – methylbenzene, is most commonly used to synthesize benzoic acid. The importance of benzoic acid in modern world is due to its uses: the acid and its salts are used as preservatives in food: benzoic acid is globally known as E210 and sodium benzoate as E211. The benzoic acid and its precursors are also used in pharmacy and hygiene products : the shampoo and shower gel that I am using all contain sodium benzoate. With its increasing production I was curious to explore the synthesis methods for benzoic acid and try it in the laboratory. Interestingly, in the U.S. the production of benzoic acid exceeds over 139 tons per year

The American culture has provided an increasingly fertile ground for the development of victimization. The cruelest form of victimization is the one people inflict upon themselves. Once people start dwelling on the unfortunate circumstances in their life, rather than choosing to face their adversities, they becoming victims of their own thinking. Seeing themselves as victims are another way of saying, I give up, or I am not responsible; “it's not my fault'' ((Moore, 2007). America has become a society of victims, because people believe they have been prevented from achieving.

Nearly a hundred and thirty years after his death, Karl Marx continues to exert enormous intellectual and practical influence across the world. Both a scholar and a political activist, Marx addressed a wide range of political as well as social issues, and is known for, among other things, his analysis of history. The interpretations of his theories, particularly those on political economy, have in the course of history generated decades of debate, inspired revolutions and cast him as both devil and deity in political and academic circles. Maligned by some, misunderstood by others and celebrated as one of the world's great thinkers by many more, Marx continues to be a divisive and much discussed individual.

Victims play a major role in the criminal justice domain. The system developed many ways to improve services for victims of a crime. In crimes victims can become traumatized and frightening .According to Fred Garner, “Recent polls suggest this fear is derived from two influences: income and gender. People residing in poor neighborhoods often experience a greater fear of victimization; therefore, participation in the criminal justice system is extremely important.

The Reformation in the Renaissance At the beginning of the Renaissance, the “time” had been going backwards. The people seemed to forget the older way of life. Instead of having stone houses and castles, they went back to thatched roof huts. Even though people neglected things, they also discovered new facts like the sun was actually at the center of the universe instead of the earth.