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 Call Of The Wild Quotes
From far away drifted a faint, sharp yelp, followed by a chorus of a similar sharp yelps (London
105). In the book, Call of the Wild by Jack London the main character Buck faces a retrogression.
Buck goes from being king like to a wild rebellious dog. Buck goes through this change because
men found gold. The men needed dogs like Buck. Buck was half saint Bernard and half scotch
shephard, so he was a gigantic dogand had a thick coat to survive in harsh weather like in the
Klondike. So Buck is sold and beat he learns to obey the law of club and fang to be formed into a
sled dog, but ends up forming a bond with a man his name was John Thornton . Thornton died and
Buck answers the call and runs in the wild becoming alpha of the wolf pack. As Buck was... Show
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Here is one piece of evidence to support this claim. And when, on the still, cold nights, he pointed
his nose at a star and howled long and wolf like, it was his ancestors, dead and dust, pointing nose
at star and howling down through the centuries and through him (London 26). This quote explains
the call that Buck is answering and showing how strong his instincts are. It also shows how wolf
like Buck really is and how he is being called by his ancestors to come and be with them and run
with them. In the book Buck does meet a wolf and Buck does run with him, but shortly realizes he
needs to return to Thornton. As Buck continues to be torn between the love for John and the call of
the wild showing the theme of the power of the primitive. Here is another supporting quote of this
claim that states how Bucks instincts are retrogressing even more than ever. He saw another and
different man from the half breed cook before him this other man was shorter of leg and longer of
arm, with muscles that were stringy and knotty rather than rounded and swelling (London
 Gender Inequity in Education Essay
For years, females have been marginalized by American society. Until 1920, they could not
participate fully in the so called democratic organization of this country by way of voting, and
even then, it was considered improper for females to be involved or interested in politics. In years
past, females were discouraged from entering certain professions, as the general consensus was that
jobs that required intense levels of higher training were male only jobs. Similarly, the place for
females was considered to be at home taking careof the children, rather than attending university or
going to work. Today, however, things are different. The outlook for the future is much brighter.
Females can pursue any career they choose. They are... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As things stand now, females, a group constituting approximately half of our nation, are unable to
achieve such ends because the educational system puts them at a disadvantage by marginalizing
them and placing their needs in learning below those of males. Granted, this is not the case in every
school. Many females grow to become very successful individuals and receive the luxury of having
teachers who care about their education, who see all in the classroom as equally important to the
learning process. However, in a growing number of schools, some form of discrimination, no matter
how subtle, exists. If we want to grow as a nation, we need to address this problem and allow all
to have an equal chance at success. Perhaps women in our society have it much better than in
earlier generations. Perhaps they indeed are afforded more opportunities to receive an education,
and a whole new world of job opportunities is open to them that had not existed previously. But by
allowing such discrimination to continue to exist, in any form, we convey the message that as a
society, we still somehow wish to retain some sense of separateness between the capabilities of the
two genders.

In researching this topic, I incorporated information not only from print sources, but also from
primary sources such as a focus group, interviews, and
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 The Pax Roman An Unprecedented Time Of History
For Rome the Pax Romana was an unprecedented time in history. For once there was relative peace
in the empire, for the rich at least. While there was peace from enemy invaders there was internal
conflict where the poor were being brutalized by the government and the rich, making Rome a
hotbed for political activity. Jesus Christ did not set out to create a new religion, or to even
challenge Roman authority but that is what he did and for that he was executed. Jesus execution
inadvertently created the branch of religion we know as Christianitywhich would be Rome s greatest
internal threat. At the time of Jesus birth Rome was going through a time of great peace called the
Pax Romana , or Roman Peace. This Pax Romana,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This could explain why a man, Jesus, was feared when he started to challenge the status quot.
Jesus did not set out to create a new religion, he set out to fix what he saw wrong with Judaism at
the time. Jesus moved his teachings from Herod s land, who was a puppet of Rome, to Pontius
Pilate s lands, who was a direct Roman ruler, around the time of the Jewish holiday Passover.
Religion and politics often intertwined under Rome which made Passover a very politically and
religiously charged event; Jesus of Nazareth arrives to this event preaching of a coming Kingdom
of God which was the equivalent of shouting fire in a crowded room (Video Part I). At this point,
to most people, Jesus sounds like an Essen, one who preached of a coming apocalypse, and the
crowd is understandably getting antsy. In addition to the preaching Jesus did, he also stormed into
the Temple and overturned vendor s tables, driving them out from the house of worship. Seeing that
religion and politics were so closely intertwined, Pontius Pilate saw this as an attack aimed towards
the Roman Empire, which was treason. Judaism was not an official state religion of Rome at the
time so the Romans tolerated the Jews, they didn t necessarily condone
 Sec280 Week 3
Key to Security... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The key can be changes and unique to each sender and receiver. ( Symmetric encryption, ) states,
There are two types of symmetric algorithms. Stream algorithms (Stream ciphers) and Block
algorithms (Block ciphers). Stream ciphers only encrypt one bit at a time. This can make this cipher
faster than block ciphers, but stream ciphers have a security gap that can be harmful for specific
types of attacks. These specific attacks can cause information to be compromised. Block ciphers
encrypts information in blocks instead of doing it bit by bit. The size of the blocks is usually 64
bits. Triple DES and AES are the most popular symmetric algorithms that use block ciphers.
The use of symmetric encryption has several advantages when compared to asymmetric encryption.
Symmetric encryption is faster than public key algorithms. (:Symmetric encryption, ) states, Public
key algorithms are very slow, roughly 1,000 times slower than symmetric algorithms. It is
impractical to use them to encrypt large amounts of data. With the volume of data we will be
sharing with XYZ Inc., and the time constraints that some of it will hold, using symmetric
encryption would be the top choice at this time. It is also not wise to use public key signature
algorithms to sign large messages. The use of a fixed length hash would be reasonable. The hash is
made of the message
 Discourse Community
Imagine a world where everyone was exactly alike and no one had their own identity. Thankfully,
discourse communities help establish who one is. According to professor of literacy studies at
Arizona State University James Paul Gee, Discourses are connected with displays of an identity.
(282) Other than a source of identity, characteristics of a discourse community are to agree on a set
of common public goals, intercommunicate among one another, and moderate the shared
participation. The Filipino American community is a discourse community that possesses these
assets due to the common ties the members are affiliated with. FILAMemphis is the Filipino
AmericanOrganization in Memphis, Tennessee. It is a nonprofit cultural awareness organization
that preserves and promotes Filipino heritage through participation in public events. My family
and I have been active members of FILAMemphis for over 11 years now. Not only do we attend
the events hosted by this discourse community, we also participate in their programs. For example,
every year they hold a Christmas Gala to showcase Filipino culture. During this event, I perform by
doing a cultural dance and also dress in traditional Filipino attire to be a model. Throughout the
years of being a member of FILAMemphis, I have acquired much knowledge about my culture. By
being thousands of miles away from my actual home, the Philippines, this group has definitely
molded me into the young, prideful, Filipino woman I am today which is a
 The First Edition Of The Mcguffey Readers By William...
The first edition of The McGuffey Readers was written in 1836 by William Holmes McGuffey, a
devout Presbyterian, raised in 19th century America. These schoolbooks outline the values and
expectations of a society built upon a Christian base on the brink of industrialization. Societal
relationships were built upon concepts taught in the Readers. The events of industrialization, and
immigration will challenge these guidelines and contain interesting results for the use of the Readers
morals within society. These values cause the tensions amongst economic groups within the
industrialization of America, while also translating into American s perception of and attitude toward
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The importance of hard work and earning your way instills a sense of independence within the
young generation who was reading the McGuffey textbooks. In the stories Henry, the Boot Black
(128) and Poor Davy (130) both boys, living in poverty, are praised for their work to support their
mother. Working hard to earn a living, even at a young age, is commended and the value of
family is reiterated. There is a belief that hard work prepares and enables one to lead a prosperous
life. In Charlie and Rob (133) and Advantages of Industry (97), hard work pays off and is
portrayed as the only way to become successful. This core value of work ethic for the American
will be important in the changing world of industrialization and effect the attitude of the working
class American toward those of wealth, as well as immigrants. The Readers teach the young minds
they are molding the concepts of kindness and charity. In the lesson The New Year (83), Edward
gives money to a poor family, in Emulation (98), a young boy sacrifices his own prominence to help
his fellow classmate. The many stories revolving around family and virtues such as, kindness show
how looking out for your fellow man was taught through this text. This will be an important idea in
the discussion of societal relationships throughout industrialization and it is this value that seems to
be the most challenged and evolved within the period of
 Essay On My Life Experience
Each day we all experience things that are extraordinary and sometimes unforgettable. Yet it s
how we let those experiences impact us individually that makes us each unique. An experience in
my life that changed how I acted, thought, and felt was the first time I volunteered at my church
during their summer scamp sessions. The scamp sessions aimed to make the lessons correlate to
things the kids would do during summer camps. Serving at one of these session allowed the year
round volunteers to continue serving if they wanted, but also have the ability to take a vacation
and enjoy the church s service. Although life offers a multitude of life changing experiences,
serving at Mecklenburg Community Church for the first time was greatest experience because I
gained connections in my community, learned strong leadership skills and gained a desire to
serve others first. It all began when I attended my first scamp session and I had several
opportunities for jobs outside of the church over the summer and translating into the school year.
The first time I served at Meck I was able to meet and be introduced to three families at the church
who later reached out to me for weekly opportunities to work with their kids. In seeing the kids
both in and outside of church over the summer scamps I gained more insight of their lives and
personalities. One specific family that I met the first time I volunteered was the Harris family. I
made a close bond with their youngest daughter
 Susan Orwell s Chinese Cinderella
In this essay, I will explore how the readings of his module s creative non fiction text influenced the
writing of my assessed creative piece: Chinese Cinderella. I will examine how Zadie Smith, Charles
Simic, Geroge Orwell and Susan Orlean contributed to Chinese Cinderella in terms of authority,
character, story and thesis.
To have authority signifies whether you believe the story and are able to immerse yourself into the
world the writer s created for you and simply have faith that the words are true. The Orchid Thief
was originally supposed to be an article for the newspaper, but Orleans saw the potential it had and,
therefore, created a creative non fiction text. As someone with a journalistic background, the readers
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Relying on a familial understanding of animals, by describing her eyes as doe like or owl like ,
trusting in the readers to follow their imagination. Not many would have picked up on this, but
those with a classical background would have remembered that Homer used the epithet bright eyed
for Athene, a representation of her wisdom. Therefore, although I have stated that it meant clear
sightedness there is the underlying meaning of someone who is wise. This could be said for
Orwell in Shooting an Elephant where the elephant is a representation of the Burmese people. In
addition, the elephant could be a representation of the British Empire, powerful and mighty, but
when it was ravaging the bazaar it is a unique metaphor for the British Empire raiding and
colonizing Burma. The death of a black Dravidian coolie by the stampeding elephant could be
Orwell showing us the Britsh oppressing the native, which he disapprove off but found it hard to do
so as he resented the natives for the ridicule he
 Essay on Why People Join Cults
CULTS

I.Introduction Thesis: The forces that draw individuals into cults can be explained bypsychological
doctrine.

II.What is a cult
A.Brief description
B.Types of cults
1.religious
2.psychotherapy or personal growth
3.political
4.popular or faddist

III.Popular cult groups

A.People s Temple
B.David Koresh
C.Heaven s Gate
D.The Family

IV.Charismatic group
A.Brief desciption
B.Characterization

V.Sigmund Freud s beliefs

A.Belonging to a group
B.Super ego

VI.Thought Reform
A.Brief description
B.How thought reform works

VII.Effects of a cult
A.Stress
B.Isolation
C.New lifestyle
D.Dissociative
E.Anxiety
F.Personality disorders

VIII.Conclusion

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Manson was referred to both as God and Satan by his followers. As the family s guru, he claimed to
be a reincarnation of Jesus Christ. The police and DA argue that Manson found sections within the
Beatles song Helter Skelter and within the last book in the Christian Bible, Revelation which he felt
referred to a devastating future race war between blacks and whites. Although Manson is not
believed to have killed anyone directly, he ordered his followers to commit the famous Tate,
LaBianca and other murders.
Because cultic behavior underlies more than extremist religious sects, many psychologists refer to
these groups as charismatic groups. A charismatic group consists of a dozen or more members,
even hundreds or thousands. It is characterized by the following psychological elements: members
(1) have a shared belief system, (2) sustain a high level of social cohesiveness, (3) are strongly
influenced by the group s behavioral norms, and (4) impute charismatic

(or sometimes divine) power to the group or its leadership (Galanter, 1989, p. 5). Most
psychologists would probably acknowledge that there exists a deep human need to belong to a
group. Often, this need leads people to form what might be viewed as unhealthy allegiances to a
person or group who, ultimately, does not truly have the person s interest at heart. Sigmund Freud
also believed wanting to belong to a group is a
 Longitudinal Study Essay
ABSTRACT
This study describes two types of research methods frequently used by researchers to conduct their
study. The two type of research methods undertaken for this study are the Field Experiments and
Longitudinal Study. The aim is to promote a better understanding of each of the two research
methods. This study also compares and contrast the two methods and study advantages and
disadvantages of each one.

INTRODUCTION
A research method refers to a way of conducting and executing a research. Researchers frequently use
a single or a combination of methods in their studies. The two methods, that is, the Longitudinal
study and the Field experiments have different methodologies. A Longitudinal study involves
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The most crucial demerit of Field experiment is the ethical issue pertaining it. Since the subjects are
often unaware of the fact that they are observed for an experiment, the morality of field experiments
is always questionable. The second disadvantage is that in field experiments random variables may
adulterate the results since its very difficult to control external factors in natural settings. Also if the
subjects may get aware of the study being conducted they may change their behaviour thus
invalidating the results. Field experiments may be very hard to replicate since environment and
subjects may differ at different
 Weak Government Research Paper
Effects of Weak Government in the Horn of Africa Over the last 13 years, since the attacks against
the Pentagon and the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001 the world has been exposed to
the global threat of extremist ideologies. Service men and women have had a firsthand view of the
breeding grounds and environments such ideologies are harbored and developed. With the
drawdown of the war in Afghanistan, the global war on terrorismwill not end. Instead the focus will
shift to other dangerous parts of the world where extremists have already become established;
places like Somalia in the Horn of Africa. The weak government in Somalia has fostered an
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The judicial system however was developed in a Western style, including a penal code, criminal
court procedures, and a four tiered court system. Islamic law as well as customary Somali law both
play a role in civil and clan disputes ( Culture of Somalia history, people, women, beliefs, food,
customs, family, social, dress, n.d.). The infant government of Somalia is currently making gains in
establishing support in the urban areas of the country through international aid from the African
Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) (AMISOM Mandate. n.d.) and advisory assistance from the
United States State Department ( U.S. Assistance in Somalia, 2013, May 7). However its influence
is still waning in rural areas, which has allowed established organizations like Al Shabaab freedom
of movement within the country and often times across its borders. Once the government gains
sufficient support, it will be able to extend its influence into the rural clan territories. As the
government gains support from the rural clans and sub clans they will more effectively be able to
enforce rule of law and protect its people from internal threats like Al Shabaab and external threats
from outside its
 To what extent did Nazi anti-Semitism stem from historical...
Introduction Beginning in 1920 in the form of propaganda on the side of typical consumer items and
lasting all the way until mid 1945, Nazi anti Semitism had been a prominent characteristic of the
Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers Party). Nazi anti
Semitism has often been considered an anomaly from the anti Semitism that Europe had traditionally
practiced, because of its deliberate execution of the Jewish Question and the horrific cruelty that took
place during the Holocaust. It is no question that Nazi anti Semitism was remembered for its
unmatched hatred of the Jews; however, the influence from European anti Semitism in the medieval
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Aryan was merely a description of one the higher class races in Europe: the Indo Europeans. The
book Thus Spoke Zarathrustra by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche is responsible for the coining of
the word Übermensch to represent an overseer figure. His principles were based on the idea that
the Übermensch symbolized the phase of humanity in which one person achieves immortal
characteristics. It has been proposed that Nietzsche s ideology parallels the interests of the
Enlightenment through its emphasis on individualism. What made his ideas stand out was his
denial of the necessity of a God. He took the stance that the Übermensch s superior above all
mentality would see no room to benefit from a deity and therefore enforce his own regulations
upon the population. The nineteenth century saw the rise of the concept of race and
pseudoscience. Until the Industrial Revolution and the boom of technological developments,
people had been judged by their ethnic ancestries and their financial conditions alone. The public s
popular opinion at the time was the idea of a strong correlation between one s race and his of her
potential for intellectual greatness. They were of an era in which the educated European population
believed arguments which proposed that physical features on a person s body were somehow
directly related to level of intelligence; perhaps this wide acceptance of irrational ideas is due to the
rapidly growing scientific advancements being made in the Western
 Demi Lovato s Inspirational Life Essay
Demi Lovato is an inspiration to many girls and boys. She has had many ups and downs in her
life, but she made it through the tough times in her life. She s a role model to many people around
the world, teaching them not to give up. She s saved many lives just by saving her own.

Demi started her career in acting when she was 7 years old on Barney and Friends. She appeared on
Barney for 2 years. After Barney, she stopped acting, until she got older. When she was 14, she
starred on Prison Break for only one episode. When she was 15, she played a role in As The Bell
Rings and also starred in Just Jordan for one episode. As The Bell Rings ended in 2008, after she
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Demi decided to go to treatment after punching one of her back up dancers, Alex Welch. While in
treatment, Demi was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Three months later, in January 2011, she got
out of treatment.
A little later in the year, in April, she had an interview with Seventeen magazine, to discuss her
struggles. In the same month, she announced she wasn t coming back to her show, Sonny With A
Chance . Later in the year, Demi released her third studio album Unbroken . The first single
Skyscraper , made its way to number 10 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Skyscraper was also
certified platinum in the United States and the second single Give Your Heart A Break , was
certified double platinum in the U.S. Demi went on a short summer tour, starting in June but ending
in September. Although, it was later resumed and renamed A Special Night with Demi Lovato .
Skyscraper was also nominated for Best Video With a message at the 2012 MTV Video Music
Awards, and won. Later in the year, Demi put out a documentary Stay Strong, about her recovery
and time in treatment. And also, became a judge for the American version of The X Factor.
This year of The X Factor, Demi has returned to the judges panel. Demi has also come out with her
fourth studio album Demi , which got to number 10 on the U.S Billboard Hot 100. In September,
she also announced coming out with a new book called Staying Strong: 365 Days