...At the death camp, Auschwitz, a jewish man survived Nazi doctor Josef Mengele removing his kidney without any anesthesia and then survived the gas chambers because he was the 201st person in line for a 200 person gas chamber. “Statistics indicate that the total number of jews killed in the holocaust was over 5,830,000.” (Bülow) Acts of cruelty were performed daily on jews by Nazis. Neighboring countries could of stepped in and saved millions of jews lives, but instead stepped back and watched them die. The holocaust was terrible, because jews were slaughtered, because homosexuals were persecuted, because it killed millions of people. If human cruelty is not opposed, it will flourish like a flower of death. The Nazis were able to successfully...
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...Analysis Monique Messer February 11, 2016 SOC/100 Professor David Trevino Fruitvale station is movie based on a true story of a well-known death of a young African American male, Oscar Grant, due to the controversy of racial profiling and wrongful death of a police officer. Twenty-two year old Grant, was a working class father who was shot and killed while unarmed by a public transit officer on New Year’s Day in 2009 in the Bay Area of California. Grants murder shocked the nation after the video emerged capturing his death on camera by his fellow train passengers. Oscar Grant was a troubled young man who was trying to beat this odds of having a criminal record and finding employment. The day leading up to his death he decided that he no longer wanted to sell marijuana to make ends meet. He was ready for change. On night of Grants death, his mother asked him to take the train, believing it would be safer than driving into the city on New Year’s Eve. Grant concurred with his mother and met with his friends along with his girlfriend at the Bart Train station. After enjoying a night of fun, the group decided to end the night, while on the train a local gang member spotted Grant and attacked him. Once the fight occurred on the train, the transit police were called and Oscar and his friends were forced to sit on the pavement against the train station wall while passengers observed. The police harassed the young black men, beat them, and threatened to use the taser to keep them quiet...
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...atrocities of the Holocaust. ‘Night’ is set during the Holocaust time period in 1944–45, toward the end of the World War Two. It mainly takes place in Auschwitz and Buchenwald which are both Nazi Germany concentration camps. The memoir depicts his experiences with his father in those concentration camps. ‘Night’ takes the reader on a journey where Eliezer, who was only 15 and his family, along with many other Jews, were forcibly removed from their hometown and transported to Auschwitz and Buchenwald. He wrote about their battle for survival, and of his battle with God for a way to understand the spiteful cruelty he witnesses each day as well as his increasing disgust with humanity due to the inhumane treatment of the Jews and how they were...
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...Pilgrim Barbara Pilgrim Robert Pilgrim Montana Wildhack Roland Weary Tralfamadorians Hobo Paul Lazzaro Englishmen Kilgore Trout Wild Bob Elliot Rosewater Howard W. Campbell, Jr. Werner Gluck Bertram Rumford Lily Rumford Billy’s Father Main Character Protagonist Friend of Vonnegut’s from the War. Wife of Bernard Taxi Driver for Vonnegut and O’Hare Author and takes part in WWII scenes. A middle aged school teacher in WWII Billy Visits her in Nursing Home Billy’s wife Billy’s Daughter, newly-wed Billy’s Son, Green Beret Bill’s mate in Tralfamador’s zoo Fellow soldier, helps Billy in WWII A group of Aliens that take Billy captive The man on the train that talks to Billy Soldier, vows to kill Billy Help out Billy in WWII Science fiction writer, Billy’s favorite author Man who dies on Train in Germany Fellow resident in Mental ward with Billy An American turned Nazi German guard at Slaughterhouse Roommate of Billy in Hospital Wife of Bertram Throws Billy into Pool, dies in hunting Accident We see his life and the horrible and odd things he has had to experience throughout it. Helps Vonnegut get ideas for book by going to Dresden with him. Tells Vonnegut to not make it a Pro-war novel. Book is dedicated to her. The book is also dedicated to him because of his sympathy for O’Hare. The book stems...
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...who has recently moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts with her new husband, is about to give birth. Her husband, Ashoke, accompanies her to the hospital in a taxi. In the waiting room of the hospital, Ashoke remembers how in 1961, as he was taking the train from Calcutta to Jamshedpur to visit his grandfather and collect the books he was to inherit from him, there was an accident and he had nearly died. On the train, he had been reading a collection of short stories by Nikolai Gogol, a Russian author, when the locomotive engine and seven bogies derailed, causing Ashoke's car to be flung into a nearby field. Rescue workers found Ashoke because of the book page he clutched in his hand. Their baby boy is born in the morning. Ashima and Ashoke want to wait to name him until a letter arrives from Ashima's grandmother with two name options: one for a boy and one for a girl. It is the Bengali tradition to have a respected elder choose the name of a child. However, it is time to leave the hospital and the letter has not arrived, so they decide to make up a pet name that will be used until they can officially name their baby based on his grandmother's wishes. Ashoke chooses Gogol, the name of the author whose stories he was reading when the train crashed years before. Ashima and Ashoke hold a rice ceremony for Gogol when he is six months old. Six months later, the Gangulis are planning a visit to India. Ashima's brother Rana calls with the bad news that her father has suffered a heart attack...
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...Nazi Germany had one major requirement if they wanted to be successful in the extermination the Jewish race: Dehumanization. The belittling of a person and their identity of a person puts an oppressor above the oppressed and sets up a course for action against the oppressed. The Nazis took advantage of this fact, as evident in the book Night by Elie Wiesel. Shaving the heads of the prisoners, the hanging of a child in front of thousands, and the civilians watching the prisoners fight to the death over bread are all prime examples shown by Elie of how dehumanization was used as a tactic in Nazi Germany. One of the first significant acts of dehumanization displayed in Night was the shaving of the heads of the Jewish people when they arrived...
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...COMMUNICATION THEORIES INDIVIDUAL REACTION PAPER COMMUNICATION THEORIES INDIVIDUAL REACTION PAPER Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 1.1. Communication Theories 3 2. Three different experiences 4 2.1. Telling a friend about the death of her Pet 4 2.2. Making a call while on train 4 2.3. Warning friends about bad weather 4 3. Relating the communication experiences to theory 5 3.1. Telling a friend about the death of her Pet and the Lasswell’s communication model 5 3.2. Making a call while on train and the shanon and weaver model of communication 5 3.3. Warning friends about bad weather and the shanon and weaver model of communication 6 4. Relevance of communication process 6 5. Factors affecting communication process 7 6. Conclusion 8 7. References 9 1. Introduction Many definitions describe communication as a transfer of information, thoughts or ideas to create shared understanding between a sender and a receiver. The information may be written or spoken, professional or social, personal or impersonal to name a few possibilities. Basically, the communication process involves a sender, receiver, message, channel and feedback. However, this simplistic description significantly under-represents what can actually be a very complex process. The goal of communication between a sender and a receiver is understanding of the message being sent. Anything that interferes with this can be referred to as communication barriers that include...
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...ST. Augustine Lighthouse & Museum Our intention for this trip was to leave on Friday after Thanksgiving. I wanted to take my 1-year-old grandson with us, as he loves to ride the train. Choosing the Ripley’s train tour because I think it is the most convenient to get off and back on when exploring the many stops they have to offer. In addition to the convenience of getting off and on at will, a narrated history lesson is also included free of charge. On Black-Friday, we started our journey although later than originally planned due to traffic congestion of crazed shoppers. Changing our plans according to our delays, we parked at Sugar Mill Train station to embark on our tour. Our narrator like always was very enthusiastic quickly catching all of our attention in the process. I originally anticipated departing to look around the Presbyterian Church. Unfortunately, due to our late start we were all-hungry and decided instead to get off at St. George Street. My grandson really loved the tram ride and was not at all interested in getting off. Luckily, a distraction by a horse and carriage and the mention of ice cream he soon forgot all about the train. After a snack, a little shopping and a lengthy stroll we were ready to finish our train tour. Completing the train tour, we then chose the lighthouse for our next destination instead of the Fort. Upon arrival to the lighthouse, we were soon disappointed when they would not allow my grandson to be carried to the top...
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...In The Nick Adams Stories by Earnest Hemmingway and 3:10 to Yuma by James Mangold, Dan Evans and Nick Adams are both struggling to become the noble savage. To be a noble savage they must accept death, be able to survive alone, and be isolated. Nick tries to follow his father's code, known as the hero code. It involves grace under pressure, tacking action, and accepting death. However, Nick is not able to be a noble savage because he is trying to follow his father's code and not his own code. In 3:10 to Yuma, Dan Evans fails to be become the noble savage because he cannot survive on his own. Instead his son, William Evans, has the potential to become the noble savage from the guidance of his father figures. In order for Nick and William to become the noble savage they must be able to exhibit the traits of one as well as beat their own internal struggle. By being the noble savage they can care from themselves and for others. There are two types of savages that appear...
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...If you don't know what the Holocaust is the your in look. The time of the Holocaust was very terrible and the leader of it all is HITLER and in the time of the Holocaust many jews were killed and Jehovah witnesses. Next, the Holocaust was the mass murder of six million jews and million of other people leading up to up to and during WWII.Also,the Holocaust originated in Nazi Germany during the late-1930 in WWII and also take place in Central and Eastern Europe.Furthermore,the Holocaust that take place in WWII in the continent of Europe in 1933-1945. Moreover, the Holocaust affected many jews and the mentally and physically disabled and the Jehovah witnesses. Late,some important key events are the German jews are stripped of there right because...
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...considered in terms of the thousands of individuals arrested every year for murder. Killings of mothers and fathers each constitute about 1 percent of all homicides in the United States in which the victim-offender relationship is known. Did he do it? If he didn't, who did? Why would a young man kill his beloved father with a switchblade knife? Attention gentleman of this trial by jury, I am here to present and address to you a murder/homicide case that has previously already been put on trial with a different jury, in which it involves a teenage boy of about eighteen years old, who was accused for the killing and murder of his father by stabbing him to death. It is now our job to begin deliberations in the first-degree murder trial of an 18-year-old accused in the stabbing death of his father, where a guilty verdict means an automatic death sentence. With this intention, I will be sure to diminish all fraudulent pieces of evidence in this case and do whatever I can to prevent the result of a hung jury in this trial as we are dealing with the innocence of a young boy and his ultimate life fate. The boy on trial in Reginald Rose’s play 12 Angry Men is not guilty because, the self-acclaimed woman whose testimony as a witness seemed to be false and misleading as pertaining to the lack of truthfulness, the self-acclaimed elderly man whose testimony as a witness seemed to have an inaccurate estimated time range and period in which he witnessed and heard the boy murder his father in the same...
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... The result is a new ice age that wipes out all life on earth. The last survivors of humanity live on a train, created by the godlike Wilford, that is in perpetual motion around the globe and at this time the train has been circling the world for almost 18 years. The train is separated into an elaborate caste system, based upon the type of ticket passengers had when they first boarded. Those with first class tickets live towards the front of the train with every luxury imaginable. Those that had 3rd class tickets or were free riders live at the end of the train and lost all of their human rights. In the film, the class distinctions on the train mirror the class struggles between Karl Marx's bourgeoisie and the proletariat. Those in the front of the train represent the bourgeoisie or capitalists and those at the back of the train represent the proletariat whose “work” is to procreate. The most obvious scene that suggests Marxism is when, Claude, the right hand of Wilford, enters the back of the train to take children of a certain size again. At one point the father of a seized child throws his shoe at her head. After which Minister Mason, represents Wilford who doesn’t leave the front of the train, comes in to bestow the punishment for this so called atrocity, along with a speech; “Order is the barrier that holds back the flood of death. We must all of us on this train of life remain in our allotted station. We must each of us occupy our preordained particular position. Would...
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...laws. Of Georgia and they or giving detail information on prescribing medication, in certain specific situations, the Medical Board, is the agency that licenses physicians. Physician assistants, respiratory care professionals, pre fusionists, acupuncturists, they even train professionals on how to treat people that have ear problems. The Medical Board even has to investigates, complaints and disciplines those who violate. The Medical Practice or other laws that’s governing the professional behavior of its licensees there mission. Is to protect the health of Georgians through the proper licensing, physicians and certain members of the healing arts, even though the. Georgia Medical Examiners have a lot of work to do they have to make sure that they train their residency’s the correct way. Because they do have the rights to take away any professional licenses away if they don’t follow the rules and the requirements and the enforcements of the Medical laws. The Service that the Medical Examiner’s Perform. The Medical Examiner’s office of Georgia they provide a complete forensic pathology services to 153 of Georgia’s 159 counties in deaths which qualify as coroner cases under the Georgia. Death of Investigates Acts. The Chief Medical Examiner offers the State of Georgia oversees the GBI’S medical examiner (M.E) program and also establishes policies and guidelines for all Georgia coroners. They provide autopsies to the surrounding Georgia counties; their main...
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...Who Murdered JonBenet Ramsey? From researching the murder of JonBenet Ramsey and watching “The Case Of: JonBenet,” I believe that JonBenet’s brother, Burke killed her and their parents covered it up to protect their son. John and Patsy obviously succeeded because to this day, no one knows who killed JonBenet. I have many reasons behind why I think Burke Ramsey killed his six-year-old sister. One reason is because of the evidence at the crime scene. Another reason being the marks on JonBenet’s body. The last reason for me to believe Burke killed his sister is because of what he said and how he was acting when he was interviewed two weeks after JonBenet’s death. In my opinion, the evidence found in the Ramsey house after JonBenet’s death points...
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...Setting the Scene for Conflict: A Structural Analysis of “Hills Like White Elephants” Ernest Hemingway’s short story, “Hills Like White Elephants,” is a short story that takes place in Spain and is centralized upon the two main characters. Hemingway is able to focus this story on the current conflict in the lives of these characters through many means. The way the dialogue is presented contributes to the setting, ultimately contributing to the conflict, which is abortion. Hemingway has structured this work in such a way that the setting presents both sides of the abortion conflict, while also enhancing the sensory environment of the story. The binary opposition Hemingway presents throughout “Hills Like White Elephants” is immediately apparent in the first paragraph of the story. The names the characters have been assigned show their inequality, seeing as they are “The American and the girl” (335). By making this distinction, Hemingway is giving the American more personality, in the sense that we know where he is from. Being an American makes him seem as if he has more power or more importance than just a simple girl. Naming the female character the girl is questionable, because after being impregnated, she is considered to be a woman. Although this is a widely accepted idea, Hemingway identifies her as the girl anyway. We learn nothing about her until later on when she is given the name Jig. However, she only gains this identity after she establishes who her character is...
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