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 Social Norms In Our Society
With the goal for you to keep on staying acknowledged in the present social society you live in
today you must follow a certain set of social norms for the duration of your life, often you manage
without acknowledging it. Even though social norms are broken regular surrounding you on a
wide range of various levels some innocuous and some more serious and careless, like stealing.
Social norms are not generally the same since different societies have different values. Without
social norms there would be total chaos; social norms make society s conduct clearly predictable.
To me our society is predictable anyway because it makes people feel more safe knowing that
everyone is doing the same thing. When a normis broken in our society people automatically
 The Importance of Sleep Essay
Sleep is an extremely interesting phenomenon in which the mind almost completely departs from
the usual realm of consciousness. It is distinguished from quiet wakefulness and a decreased
ability to react to stimuli where we become less aware of our surroundings. However, it is more
easily reversed than being in hibernation or a coma. It is a function that has been extensively
researched by many. After all, we would not have evolved a mechanism that forces us to spend
one third of our lives sleeping unless sleep did us some good. What good does it do tough? Over
the years, many theories have been proposed as to why we need sleep. The simplest is that it saves
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A sleep deprived driver, believe it or not, is as dangerous as a drunk driver. Sleep also strengthens
learning and memory, including both motor skills and language related tasks. When you learn
something, your memory improves if you go to sleep within the next 3 hours, and it deteriorates
after a sleepless night. A good night s sleep can also improve learning the next day. When people
learn a new difficult motor task, such as a video game skill, the brain areas that are active during the
learning become reactivated during one s sleep that night. The brain replays the same patterns they
had during the day, only faster. The amount of functioning and activity in those areas during sleep
predicts the amount of improvement the next day. In learning, wakefulness and sleep play
complementary roles. Researchers have demonstrated that learning strengthens the appropriate
synapses during wakefulness and weakens other synapses during sleep. Therefore, REM sleep is
crucial for organizing pieces and the associations between them needed for forming lasting
memories. Organizing these pieces within your brain requires information gained through learning.
Learning is a complicated process that is completed subconsciously by gaining new knowledge and
skills and modifying previous ones. Three basic parts of learning include acquisition, consolidation,
and recall. During acquisition, the brain receives information and stores it within its neural circuits
as memory. This
 Guns Control Laws In Australia s Gun Control
Australia s gun control laws need to change in order to protect innocent civilians from the increasing
resurgence of illegal firearms. The system is riddled with loopholes that enable illegal guns to be
trafficked from overseas countries. The main issue is that there is a rising increase in illegal firearms
and whether Australia s current laws are enough to combat the ongoing problem. There are problems
in the system were illegal guns manage to get through customs due to loopholes in the system. The
legislation, cases, stakeholders and recommendation regarding the change in gunlaws to prevent
illegal firearms will be discussed.
Gun control is defined as the set of laws or policies that maintain regulation of the manufacture,
sale, transfer, possession, modification or use of firearms by civilians. There are an estimated total
of 260 000 illegal guns on the street in Australia. Australia Border Force are finding 33 guns or
firearm parts a week. The Australian Crime Commission (ACC) conducted an investigation into
illegal firearms back in 2012. They estimated 10 000 illegal guns in the market. There were
2.75million registered guns held by 730 000 licence holders. In the 18 years prior to 1996 Australia
experienced 13 mass shootings in which 104 victims were killed with at least 52 were wounded.
Since the introduction of tougher gun control laws there have been no mass shootings since that
time period.
The relevant Queensland legislation surrounding gun control and licensing
 Advice For Young Artists By Patti Smith
Journal #1 Advice for Young Artists
Patti Smith was born in Chicago, Illinois, but was raised in New Jersey. She currently resides in
New York City, which is also where she made her name working as a musician and artist. In the
video titled 8 Artists Advice to the Young she articulates that young artists should not concern
themselves with money. She, instead, believes that they should focus on their work and their
name, which will then translate into success. This advice appeals to me in all facets of life. If I
focus on working hard, success will just be a by product of that hard work. Patti Smith has
seemingly taken her own advice as she has been working on her craft, whether music, poetry, or
visual arts, for nearly 45 years ( Patti Smith ). Anyone who devotes nearly half a decade into their
artwork embodies focus. Furthermore, as Patti Smith expressed, this focus on one s work will
translate into success, and for Patti Smith it has. The evaluation of success is subjective; however, it
appears that Patti Smith has achieved success in all forms. Financially, her net worth is currently
valued at $15 million ( Patti Smith Net Worth ). While critically, she was named one of Rolling Stone
magazine s 100 greatest artists (100 Greatest Artists). Moreover, if success is measured with the
legacy one leaves, it is important to note that Patti Smith serves as an inspiration to numerous
musicians. Seeing Patti Smith achieve this level of success while following her own advice,
 Ethiopian And Soviet Immigration And Their Impacts On...
Ethiopian and Soviet Immigration and Their Impacts on Israeli Society

Israel is a state complete with a multitude of ethnicities. As Jews began to immigrate to the newly
formed state, they brought with them distinctive cultural values and traditions that shifted Israel
from a more homogenized community into a definite melting pot . Significant waves of Jews came
from Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and even North America. The impact each of these
groups had on Israeli society differed from group to group. Two of the most recent waves of
immigrants to Israel came from Ethiopia and the former Soviet Union. Both groups changed the
dynamic of Israeli society in ways previous groups had not.

In Israel today there are 125,500 Ethiopian Jews. This constitutes 1.75% of the total population and
makes Israel home to the largest Ethiopian Jewish community. This group lived predominantly in
the North and Northwestern parts of Ethiopia and can trace its origins back to biblical times, when
many Jews migrated to Ethiopia following the exile of Jews in Egypt. According to tradition, in the
4th century CE this group was pressured to convert to Christianity and refused. They became known
by the term Beta Israel , meaning house of Israel .

In modern times, they have lived among Christian and Muslim communities in Ethiopia. In the 20th
century, Beta Israel renewed contracts with other Jewish communities. Because of the instability and
violence that
 Sphagnum Bogs
Sphagnum spp., varying between approximately 120 species, is a diverse Bryophyte genus capable
of holding significant quantities of water relative to their size (Jonsson Ninniss, 2016). These
flowerless plants can accommodate around 16 26 times as much water as their dry weight, allowing
them to extend into drier environments forming sphagnumbogs or peat lands (Jonsson Ninniss, 2016).

Economic Importance:
Sphagnum moss are uniquely the only mosses with significant economic value. This can be
attributed to their absorptive and antiseptic properties (Jonsson Ninniss, 2016). Soldiers in World
War II had their wounds treated with peat moss, as it served as a sterile wound dressing. A
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Researchers are worried climate change and increase average global temperatures will free large
quantities of carbon at an unmanageable rate (Peat bogs amplify global warming, 2006). Enzyme
activity causes increases in the decomposition of sphagnum moss. When such enzymes are
warmed and exposed to air they are permitted to act on peat moss and release carbon compounds
into external environments (the atmosphere) (Peat bogs amplify global warming, 2006). It is
projected that by the end of the century temperatures will increase by an alarming 5.8 degrees
Celsius (Peat bogs amplify global warming, 2006). As the earth becomes warmer, droughts will
increase causing the level of water in the wetlands to decrease, allowing the soil to be exposed to
air. If the oxygen within the air gets into contact with phenyl oxidase, the enzymes that break down
sphagnum spp., a reaction causing carbon release will occur, allowing carbon leakage into rivers and
streams. This carbon pollution can enter in the sea and come into contact with marine bacteria,
which will attack the carbon and eventually convert carbon to carbon dioxide. Increased carbon
dioxide levels will consequently produce more warming leading to more carbon dioxide production
through Greenhouse gas, in a rather cyclic series of environmentally detrimental events (Peat bogs
amplify global warming, 2006). Researchers have predicted that an extra 60 years of industrial
emissions can cause doubling in atmospheric carbon, causing acceleration in global climate change
(Peat bogs amplify global warming,
 Sociology Of Leopard Man
Are you similarly like Leopard Man or are you a servant to society and/or others?

Leopard Man also known as Tom leopard, is a man who is known for being the most tattooed man
in the Guinness Book of World Records;he is covered in leopard spots hence the name Leopard
man, and he chooses to live in solitude away from society. According to the article The Sociology of
Leopard Man, the author, Logan Feys states in paragraph two, I find myself unimpressed with
individuals who radically change their appearance through extreme tattooing,piercings,hair
mutations,etc.Such people are desperate for society s attention. Should people who get extreme
tattooing, piercings or maybe act different and/or believe and feel different towards something then
 Sterile Chips Lab Report
Methodology: Food items to be tested (ham, cheese, chip). You will need four of each. Sterile
swabs Sterile gloves Timer Agar plates (you will need 12 of them.) Notebook to record results
Experimental Procedure: 1.Put on sterile gloves ( do not touch any non sterile surfaces when
wearing gloves) 2.Drop the first item of food (ham) on the first surface (tiles) 3.Start the timer
4.Remove the item from the surface after 5 seconds 5.Swab the item with a sterile swab (do not
touch anything else with the swab) 6.Gently run the swab back and forth in a zigzag motion over
the agar. Do not touch any part of the agar twice 7.Put the lid of the petri dish back on and label as
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The ham agar plate grows the most bacterial colonies because this food has the most moisture.
Germs like living in moisture and this is why the test could not be done on a normal tiled floor
but instead had to be done with artificially covered surfaces. It also makes sense that germs would
stick to a food that was wet instead of a food that was dry. Cheese had the second most bacterial
colonies, and we could say this could be because of it being the second moistest food. Lastly, was
the chip. The chip got less bacterial colonies because it had no moisture what so ever. The
difference in the lowest and the highest on the ham varied widely from the lowest and the
highest on the chip. The lowest in the ham is 12 (ham on a bricked, or tiled surface) and the
highest is 25 (ham on a bricked surface) whereas the lowest for a chip is 9 (chip on a tiled surface)
and the highest is 15 which is a carpeted surface. The average amount of bacterial colonies on the
ham throughout the entire experiment is 16.83 whereas it is 12.08 on the chip showing that ham
generally picks up more bacteria than a
 Erik Erikson s Psychosocial Theory
Erik Erikson s psychosocial theory and Sigmund Freud s psychosexual theory are two well
known theories of personality development with various similarities and differences. While
Erikson was influenced by Freud s ideas, his theory differed in a number of important ways and
was ultimately created to be an improvement to Freud s personality development theory
(Friedman Schustack, 2012). Like Freud s psychosexual theory, Erikson agreed that personality
progresses in a sequence of predetermined phases. However, unlike Freud s theory of psychosexual
stages, Erikson s theory describes the impact of social experience across the whole lifespan
(Hoare, 2005). According to Freud s psychosexual theory, personality develops across 5 sexual
stages while Erikson s develops among 8 social stages. Freud s theory has fewer stages due to his
belief that the last stage of identity develops during adolescence, while Erikson s theory had more
stages because he believed an individual s identity continually evolved over their entire lifetime
(Hoare, 2005). The 5 stages of Freud s theory: Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency and Genital, will be
discussed, compared and contrasted with Erikson s 8 stages: Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomy vs.
Doubt, Initiative vs. Guilt, Industry vs. Inferiority, Identity vs. Role Confusion, Intimacy vs.
Isolation, Generativity vs. Stagnation, and Integrity vs. Despair (Passer, Smith, Atkinson, Mitchell
Muir, 2011). Each stage in Erikson s theory involves a
 Cellular Respiration Research Paper
Eukaryotic cells produce the chemical energy they need through the processes of either oxidative
phosphorylation or photophosphorylation. Oxidative phosphorylation is the last step in the process
of cellular respiration and accounts for nearly 90% of ATP production during cellular respiration.
During stage one of cellular respiration2 ATP molecules are broken down to provide the energy
necessary to start glycolysis. Each glucose molecule is broken down into 2 pyruvate molecules and
4 ATPs are formed. A net gain of two ATPs is realized. In stage two the pyruvate molecules enter
into the mitochondrion of the cell. The pyruvate molecules are oxidized into the compound acetyl
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This is known as the light dependent reaction of photosynthesis. The goal of photophosphorylation
is to take the energy from sunlight and convert it into chemical energy for the Calvin cycle. The
Calvin cycle then takes this chemical energy and uses it to make glucose. Photophosphorylation
begins when a photon (packet of light) is absorbed by a pigment (light absorbing molecule), which
is attached to a protein along the thylakoid membrane of the chloroplast. The energy from the
photon creates resonance (electron passing from one pigment to the next), which eventually reaches
a special reaction center. The reactions center is a protein that houses a special pair of chlorophyll
molecules capable of releasing electrons. When the chlorophyll molecules get excited, they release
two electrons. These two electrons then move along the membrane through a series of specialized
protein releasing energy as they go. This action creates an H+ gradient inside the lumen of the
chloroplast. Eventually the electrons reach the end of the chain and attach onto electron carriers.
The H+ flow across the ATP Synthase protein where they meet up with ADP (andesine diphosphate)
and Pi (phosphate group) to from ATP. The chemical energy created can then be used in the Calvin
 Comparing Pietri s Poem El Spanglish National Anthem
nthia Villalobos
Professor Anna Sandoval
CHLS 150 9 March 2017
No Other Place Like Home
Home is more than just four walls; it is a place and feeling that surrounds people with security and
comfort. It is culture, religion and traditions. Homeland is a place one can call home, whether it is
a person s native land or a place where anyone can feel safe, happy and welcome. In an immigrant s
perspective, on the other hand, they have a hard time calling home home. Laviera a famous
Nuyorican poet, decribed his battle in the poem NUyorican. He points out the idea that immigrants
migrate elsewhere to find economic stability and later return to their hometown and encounter
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Anzaldua stated Los gringos had not stopped at the border. By the end of the nineteenth century,
powerful landowners in Mexico, in partnership with U.S. colonizing companies, had disposed
millions of Indians of their land (32). The United States took over Mexican territory and resulted
in disturbed families. Despite all the barriers, people still made a living and supported society. The
area was their home and it did not let anything stop them from leaving their native land. They
believed that they belonged there because they were born and raised on that land. It was their home
and no one should expel anyone from the place people feel most comfortable. Even though white
supremacy deprived Mexicans from their land while they were still in it, it did not change where
they were from and their culture still remained because that was their
 A Mars Colony Vs Living Space Station
Carina Salcedo
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ESS 102 A
Living in a Mars Colony vs Living Space Station

Summary of science fiction story: My science fiction paper will be set in the not too distant future.
Pollution and global warming have made Earth nearly uninhabitable and humanity needs a new
home. While many look to Mars as the best hope, others feel it poses too many challenges and that
humanity needs more than one chance at a new start. These people are building a large space
station in orbit around Earth intended for . Two small crews are sent out, one to Mars and the other
to the new space station, to decide where the future of humanity will lie. The major topics of
research will be space habitability and the effects of long term space flight.

introduction: There are many challenges to overcome before a permanent human settlement can be
established in space or on Mars. Many of these challenges overlap, but each destination provides a
unique twist on human expansion beyond Earth. This paper will examine the difficulties associated
with maintaining a human presence in each location.

What has been done to establish a permanent space station: Thanks to the International Space Station
, we know a great deal about the effects of life in space on the human body and how to meet the
needs of life in space. The problems of supplying power, water, and food have already been solved.
Power is supplied to the ISS via 2,500 square meters of solar cells (Taranovich, 2014). Of course, as
the station
 Value Alignment
Value Alignment One company recognized worldwide for its family oriented services and
performances is The Disney Company. The values instilled by The Disney Company (Disney)
are one of the biggest contributers to its success. The following will discuss the origins and
subsequent evolution of personal and workplace values and will explain how the individual
values drive the actions and behaviors. The paper will also analyze the alignment between
persoanl values and actions and behaviors as well as the degree of alignment between Disney s
stated values and its actual plans and actions. Finally the paper will explain and analyze the degree
of alignment between personal values and the values of Disney as reflected by its plans and actions.
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There is an obvious cycle to their business because kids today will be adults tomorrow with kids of
their own. Without the proper oversight the current generation of consumers will be affected which
will subsequently effect a future generation based on how they view the company.
Disney s Standard of Business Conduct highlights the organizations values which are displayed
within their business. The president for Disney says that they have earned the trust of guests,
audiences, consumers and shareholders because of our commitment to high standards in everything
we do, everywhere we operate ( Standards of business, 2012). The areas within the Standard of
Business conduct are integrity, honesty, trust, respect, playing by the rules, and teamwork. These
areas are practiced within the organization toward the public and employees because they want to be
as a family friendly organization.
Degree of Alignment between Disney s Stated Values and Plans and Actions In 1928, Walt Disney
created The Walt Disney Company, along with its values. The created values still play a signifficant
role in Disneys mission as well as vision today are innovation, quality, community, storytelling,
optimism, and decency. The actions that Disney has taken over the years in the entertainment
industry show that Disney aligns with its values. SInce being created in 1928 Disney