...The Benefits Of Using Free Online Essays When there is an essay looming in the near future you can feel overwhelmed and discouraged. There are so many things to do to meet the instructor’s requirements; getting a good grade on an essay is not always an easy accomplishment. A research or persuasion essay requires a particular format, including choosing a topic and a research question. These two steps often elude the inexperienced essay writer. Using a free online essay can help you: Choose a topic – The topic is quite general in nature; there are thousands of topics to choose from. Some examples might be: Pollution of our waterways Second-hand smoke Vending machines in high schools Harmful dieting practices Technology in schools Formulate a question – The research question is more focused and defined within the topic. Some example questions for the topics above might be: Do environmental taxes deter companies from polluting our water supply? Should smokers pay higher insurance to cover rising health care costs due to second-hand smoke? Should all junk-food vending machines be removed from high schools? When does dieting cross the line from safe to harmful? Is the use of technology in schools over-rated? Know the expected format – you can pattern your essay after the format of the free essay. Know what “voice” to write it in – the free essay shows whether it is better to use a friendly or professional...
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...Cyber Crime Stacy Hendrix Grantham University Richard Sayles Introduction to Computer Crimes May 15, 2012 Cyber crime is the new breed of crime, which is either perpetrated using computers, or is otherwise related to the internet. Its origin can be traced to the growing dependence on computers in modern life in today’s society. Cyber crime has assumed criminal implications today as everything from microwave ovens and refrigerators to nuclear power plants is being run by or connected to computers. Today, the world is moving towards a point where everything from banking /stock exchanges, are traffic control, telephones to electric power, health care, welfare and education depends on software through the use of computers. This exponential growth; the increase in the capacity and accessibility of computers coupled with the decrease in cost, has brought about revolutionary changes in every aspect of human civilization, including criminal activity. The increased capacities of information systems today come at the cost of increased vu Inerrability. Information technology has become a production site for criminal opportunities of a variety that the brightest criminals of yore could not even begin to dream about. A cyber crime may be theft of valuable information services, communications in furtherance of criminal conspiracies, telecommunications piracy, electronic money laundering, electronic vandalism and terrorism, sales and investment...
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...There is much thought about whether or not we hold free will within us, but isn’t it true that we are freely questioning if we have free will at this very moment? If we have the ability to question free will, in which we are freely questioning, does that make us free? In Boethius’s, The Consolation of Philosophy, Book V presents the problem of freedom and God. Boethius refers to freedom as “freedom of the will” and God’s divine foreknowledge as “God’s Providence”. Boethius then presents a sequence of arguments that state that freedom of the will and divine Providence are incompatible. Boethius’s first proposition is, “If God knows the future, then the future is determined,” (PHL 150 Discussion, September 16, 2015). Thus, anything God’s foresees happening, must happen. Boethius is also trying to explain that God essentially foreknows the future eternally. Thus, God knows all the actions, wishes, and desires of mankind. Then his second proposition is that, “If the future is determined, then we don’t have free...
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...The issue at hand claims that educational institutes should dissuade its students from pursuing courses in which they might not succeed. First of all it is not possible for someone to foresee whether a student will fail or succeed if he or she chooses a particular field of study. The success of a student largely depends on his or her dedication to the subject. So I don’t agree with the argument that educational institutes should interfere a students free will and discourage them from taking some “ difficult ” subject. Young students cherish dreams in their hearts… dream of becoming a good human being, dream of being a good student. They are always enthusiastic about learning something new, they always try to know the unknown and create something...
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...Born Free This year marks the 18-year anniversary of democracy in South Africa, Born free’ is a haunting notion, and it is frequently used in the current media dialog to imply that the kids born after the apartheid era have an advantage over previous generations. Eighteen years after the demise of political apartheid, South Africa remains at least to me an unequal society, There is no doubt that its considered attractive to many teenagers to be described as ‘born free’; it is probably a more than fair assumption that most of our born free South Africans do not experience their lives in quite a good way as born free implies. This subject has caused many debates and arguments about its meaning and its effect. Most of our class falls under this category and it seems to make everyone very excited to speak on it. Many people argue that we are still affected by the happenings of apartheid, and in truth some people are still feeling the effects of what happened about 18 years ago. But I think the effects of what happened during apartheid are still felt today. Some, of course, feel a weight of expectation that is not eased by their view of the current opportunities open to them. However, what is so heartening is that these previously–disadvantaged young people, presumed to be so care-free while they battle their own adversities, actually do step up and get involved, give up some of their weekend time to be involved in a programme aiming for the greater good. In this way, they...
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...Human’s free will is one of the most debatable problems in the field of both philosophy and ethics. Does everybody has a control on his choices and actions or it all was determined in advance. According to the Scottish philosopher David Hume on the problem of free will: “the most contentious question of metaphysics, the most contentious science” [1]. Free will is defined as the ability of humans to make decisions that are not determined by divine intervention or caused by a preceding cause [2]. It is agreed by philosophers who dealt with the problem of free will that a human is not free to make a choice unless he could have done otherwise, in what is known as the principle of alternative possibilities [3]. The free will problem arose in the Greek mythology in many instances such as the tragedy of Oedipus in its different versions as Oedipus Rex by Sophocles....
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...is a city with 7.2 million populations. It is six largest city and seventh larg est metropolitan area of India. And it is also rated as the fastest growing city in India with this much population. As in Ahmedabad as per today’s much more development, in 2011 it was rated India’s one of the mega city that is to best live in city, while comparing to India’s other mega cities. So talking about slum , The slum free city has been a key concern with the governments especially as an ‘inclusive planning’ approach. In this regards the states across the country have been making efforts to plan for slum free cities. The recognition of giving property rights to slum dwellers to assure them with tenure security and up grading their physical quality of life as well as increasing their social security has been a core concern. And it is...
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...For centuries, the American culture has been a beacon of hope to the oppressed peoples of collectivist economies and authoritarian or totalitarian governments throughout the world. Why then do the American people—descendants of immigrants, beneficiaries of open and unregulated immigration, whose culture, economy, government, and way of life are so deeply tied to open borders—exude such a passion against free immigration? Why do they wish so desperately to deny late twentieth-century immigrants the benefits to which their own eighteenth- and nineteenth-century ancestors were privileged? What do Americans have against open borders? American immigration policy is a labyrinth of regulations and barriers to free travel and migration. One wishing to enter this country must possess all the legal and “proper” documentation in order to be permitted entry. The poverty-stricken...
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...There are many policy issues that I feel passionate about, but I chose to focus on the free college proposal. Although this has not gotten approved yet, there are many questions and potential problems surrounding this controversial piece of legislation. If I were in the position to vote, I would not be in favor of Governor Raimondo’s proposal. First, it would cost taxpayers a very large amount of money to fund this program. While it is a great idea in theory to support those who would not have an opportunity to attend college otherwise, lower and middle-class citizens would also have to pay money for the children in families with large amounts of wealth and income. Next, the overall value of a college degree will decrease if there is a significant...
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...Australia has a free trade agreement with New-Zealand and Japan. These two countries are very close to Australia which make it easier to trade and they are complimentary countries which means that they complete each other’s productions. ASEAN is the agreement that was created and agreed on in January 2010. In 2015, New-Zealand spent 120.0 billion of trading. The main reasons why the agreement happened was to eliminate the tariffs and lower transaction cost. Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA) was created in April the 7th and signed in Canberra July 8th 2014, but started being used January the 15th in 2015. It is for Japan the best trade agreement ever concluded. The reason why they were established was mainly so the countries could trade with lower or no tariffs at all, it could increase the number of jobs and more. a. ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬Free trade doesn’t only have positive impacts, it also has negative impacts. All countries are different, they can be similar. For New-Zealand, the positive are relationship stronger. That the trade between Australia and Nez-Zealand develops under fair competition conditions. It will allow Australia and New-Zealand’s barriers trade to be eliminated. In...
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...With two “tough” Australian brigades going into battle singing “Have you heard of the wonderful wizard, The wonderful Wizard of Oz..” it was a song that was spread from Australia to England. The song reflected a classic 1939 Hollywood production of the story, which not only introduced millions to the land of Oz, but also to a talented young lady named Judy Garland. Published in 1900, Lyman Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was immensely popular- providing a base for a profitable musical comedy, three movies,and plays. The tale that Baum has created has been seen by interested scholars, such as Russel B. Nye. being neither critically acclaimed nor critically examined. In the Oz book, Professor Nye finds a “strain of moralism” as well as “ a well-developed sense of satire”, however in Baum’s stories, he often includes parodies of the contradictions in human nature. In 1900, Baum was surrounded by an astonishing degree of political reality. While Baum was living in South Dakota, not only was the frontier and actual thing of the past, and with the stark reality of the dry, open plains served to crush Romantic Idealism. In Chicago, Baum saw the results of the depression which had closed down upon the nation in 1893. Baum took part in the pivotal election of 1896, marching in “torch-light parades got William Jennings Bryan” With Baum’s allegiance to the cause of Democratic Populism, it must balance against the fact that he was not a political activist. I always like the...
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...certain instance, the right to get a free education after high school. But students rushing to adopt surveillance programs might not be adequately weighing the effect such programs can have on student's morale. The government must consider the possibility that students will perceive the program which can help students massively. On the one hand, free community college gives the student a powerful tool which is education to carry out their jobs; on the other hand, the same program may also attempt to constant temptations to avoid work and it will likely cause laziness among students and will consume up their academic motivation. Sometimes government funding in education can be a waste if students do not cherish their hard-won education opportunity. “Only 41...
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...going over is trade, America has it flaws in its trade system and they need to a total revision of all free trade importing into America. In this weeks lesson reading forming unions and a light history was brought up and how Americas at companies where forming unions for improving minimum standards, wages and work conditions. These union have help the people that are on the floor working in these manufactor companies improve quality of life. But they have also killed many jobs, as stated in the lesson, General Motors, for example, laid off more than 25,000 employees – largely because GM could no longer afford to pay them the wages and benefits that...
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...How Free Were Free Blacks in the North? “Those who deny freedom to others, deserve it not for themselves,” (Abraham Lincoln) In the 1800’s free African Americans lived very restricted lives, although they were able to earn money, own property and legally marry, they could no socialize with white people or participate in anything political. The first African Americans came to Jamestown in 1619 and soon after they were enslaved. Slavery in the United States lasted for around 245 years, that is a very long time considering people have been living in America for almost 400 years. Around the early 1800’s most Northern African Americans were no longer slaves but they lived very deprived lives, they were not allowed to vote, have jury duty or socialize...
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