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Tattoos In Jap The Tattos Are Discrimination In Japan
Irezumi
In Japan, the world can be written in diverse ways, but each with them have closely different
meanings. Irezumi, Horimono, and Shise all can represent the tattoo in Japan. However, most of
Japanese skin artists prefer the English word tattoo to irezumi. The reason is not because the tattoos
are considered to be unclean, but rather they represent an identification or identity the association
with the deviant subculture. Therefore, as that reason having tattoos in Japan are considered
controversy.
For finding out why tattoos are discriminated in Japan, first people need to know how the word
irezumi originated from. Back to 1910, one of the well known Japanese litterateur, Tanizaki,
publicized a short story which named The Tattooer in English. In the story, a gigantic spider was
inscribed by a tattoo artist on a beautiful and young woman s body. Since then, the woman s beauty
takes a demonic and compelling power and irezumi also takes a deep impression for Japanese.
The creation of the word of irezumi is just a beginning of the controversy. During the Edo period,
the city in Japan had a large population, and the crime rate followed up. So, the government of
Japanese began to punish the criminals by marking ink on their bodies. Japanese authorities will
according to the level of crime and the severity of sentencing in the criminals arm, wrist, forehead or
facial tattooed in a prominent position. This action is named irezumi kei, with kei referring to penalty,
Cultural Background Of Bitcoin And Bitcoin
Literature Review

Introduction

In 2008, a group of people whose were allegedly led by Satoshi Nakomoto, designed a digital
currency, called Bitcoin coins. (Jacobs, 2011) There are no known facts about the identities of
these individual nor the size of this group. Most likely, the size of this group is relatively small.
(McCallum, 2014) The concept of virtual or digital currency is not original nor only inclusive to
Bitcoin. For example, Online retailer Amazon released Amazon coins in 2013. (Yahanpath Wilton,
2014) The unique features about Bitcoin are sacristy, decentralization, and anonymity. Since 2008,
for every 10 minute, 50 BTCs will be created and rewarded to Bitcoin miners. Every four year, the
production of BTCs will be reduced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Table 1
Bitcoin Milestones (Parthemer Klein, 2014)
TimeBitcoin Milestones
2008 Patent application submitted
1/12/2009 First bitcoin transaction
10/5/2009 Exchange rate established (US$1=1,309.03 BTC, or $.00076)
5/22/2010 First real world transaction in Jacksonville, bitcoin is used to pay for pizza
12/8/2010First mobile bitcoin transaction
7/20/2011Bitcoin app for iPad released
June 2012 Coinbase a Bitcoin wallet and platform founded san Francisco, CA
January 2013Bitcoin reaches $13 US
4/10/2013Bitcoin reaches $266 US
5/2/2013First bitcoin ATM unveiled San Diego, CA
8/9/2013Bloomberg get bitcoin ticker
11/10/2013Subway starts accepting bitcoin (Allentown, PA)
11/19/2013Bitcoin rises above $1,000(tops out at 1,242)
12/5/2013China s Central Bank bans bitcoin transactions
Summer 2014Bitcoin worth approximately $650

Mechanism and Features of Bitcoin

Bitcoin is a peer to peer networking system which is similar to Napster. Everyone can download
the applicable software on his or her computer or laptop for free and becomes a part of community.
In Napster, the users can download the music file. In Bitcoin, the uses can receive bitcoins, BTCs.
Each BTC contains a string of combination of numbers and letters. This string which ranges from 26
35 characters is named as Bitcoin address which is unique and is recreated at every transaction.
(Bitcoinwiki, 2015) By utilizing combination of public and private key cryptology, the senders can
transfer
Analysis Of The Book The Secret Agent
John Green once said, human existence is temporary and all the knowledge of the universe we
acquire will in time be forgotten because there will be no humans left to benefit from any of the
stuff we learned. And yet, this doesn t invalidate scientific exploration to me. We seek to
understand the universe because it makes our lives better and more rich. Human existence is all
relative to time, all very temporary. Yet, the temporality of mortality is ultimately left up to the
individual who chooses how to spend each and every second that passes. One who chooses to
only focus on the temporality of it all, will only be waiting for death. Yet, those who choose to
learn and change will be the ones who live a better and richer life. In T.S. Eliot s Little Gilling the
poem is about existence and faults behind the lessons of humanity. In Joseph Conrad s The Secret
Agent is about how time acts as an external pressure that forces the characters to choose what is
worth living for and what is worth dying for. Virginia Woolf s Mrs. Dalloway is about two
separate, but parallel identities that are impervious to change, leading to their ultimate downfall.
There are similarities and differences in each of the three writings regarding time and death. Either
killing someone or dying is a result of each individual character taking control over their life. Time
is interrelated to death for the reason that none of these character s have control over time and the
power to change the past.
August Rush Short Stories
You noticed the ruins, he says. I sit up, interested. He takes my hand, and we both look at the ring.
Everyone s asleep around us, so we walk over to the hallway. I listen to the quiet, the breathing of
those asleep, and the small pops coming off the torches. Hell of a thing to turn 15, right? he asks,
a smirk on his face. I nod. Ari, about the runes I saw my Father today, I say in one jumbled mess,
my heart pounding. He looks at Corus. I know. I made Corus tell me when I woke up and you
were gone. I followed you. Sorry, I didn t want to tell you, you know, that I saw my birthday
present. Almost jumped on that man who fixed your sword, but you didn t seem too
uncomfortable, so I waited, he says. If it hadn t been for the soldiers I would have been there,
especially when you just handed your sword over to him. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hanau shakes his head. I lost you in the market, he says. That same merchant was trying to sell
me something as I passed by. When I looked up, all I saw was smoke. People panicked though it
was more fires. I tell him about what happened, and I can see he s mad that I went for the soldier.
He sits near the fire, and I join him. I won t lecture you, but Ari, we can t fight them. The man in
black s right, we can t fight with these swords if we don t have training. Promise me you won t try
anything like that again. I ll look into training, but it ll be hard. We don t have money, and I don t
know who we can trust, he says. We can t be kids anymore. It s too dangerous. I nod, we need
training if we can ever learn to use these swords. By the way, Perta s servant never came. Gota lied.
She stole those pastries from that aunt who turned them away, Hanau
The First Amendment Essay
The First Amendment

The 1st Amendment forbids Congress from enacting laws that would regulate speech or press
before publication or punish after publication. At various times many states passed laws in
contradiction to the freedoms guaranteed in the 1st Amendment. However broadcast has always
been considered a special exemption to free speech laws for two reasons. 1) the most important
reasons is the scarcity of spectrum and the 2) is the persuasiveness of the medium. Because radio
and TV come into the house, and may be heard or seen by unsupervised children, the government
feels a special responsibility to protect the American people. As Herbert Hoover said to, doublegaurd
them.
This is the main reason why the Federal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This new law will change the rules for competition and regulation in the communications industry.

Some the rules and regulations that they do enforce are;


#61623; Retention of Material Broadcast
#61623; Station Identification
#61623; Broadcasts by Candidates for Public Office.
#61623; Political Editorials
#61623; Children s Television Programming.
#61623; Commercial TV Airing / Amount of Advertising
#61623; Obscenity and Indecency
#61623; Broadcast Hoaxes
#61623; Requirement to Maintain a Public Inspection File

Retention of Material Broadcast


The FCCC generally do not require stations to keep the material they broadcast except on the
policy for personal attacks and political editorials. Personal attacks occur when, during broadcast on
a controversial issue, when someone attacks the honesty, character, or integrity of a person or group.
The rule states that no more than a week after the personal attack. The station must send out the
following three things to the person or group attacked: (1) notification of the date, time, and
identification of the broadcast; (2) a tape, script or accurate summary of the attack; and (3) an offer
of a reasonable opportunity to respond on the air.

Station Identification
Stations must make identification announcements when they sign on and off for the day. They must
also make the announcements hourly, as close to the hour as possible, or at a natural
Women Before And After The Pahlavi Period In Iran
Women Before and After the Pahlavi Period In Iran

Hashem Alshakhas

December 11 2013

Table of Contents

Section Page

Introduction.............................................................................................1

Rise of Reza and Muhammad Shah........................................................1

The first Pahlavi period Reza Shah........................................................5

Modernization, unveiling and clash with the citizens..............................5

The second Pahlavi period Muhammad Shah................................10

After The Islamic Revolution ....................................................14

Conclusion.............................................................................19

References.............................................................................21

Introduction
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Reza Shah paid a visit to Ankara to benefit from Ataturk s experience.
The intentions of Reza Shah were the same as Ataturk s intentions in turkey; he was working on
paralyzing the role of Islam in the society and on banning the hijab among other things. Reza shah
then forbade the Imam Hussain consolation gatherings. After he banned clerics from wearing
turbans in 1935 and forced them to wear western style clothing, in 1936, he officially banned
hijab and later on stopped working by the Islamic calendar. He also gave his official orders to stop
condolences rituals in Ashura (10th day of the holy month of Muharram) and banned Friday prayers
speeches and banned religious teachings at schools. For her part, Reza Shahs wife entered the
Maisuma mosque in Qom without wearing the hijab, and when the mosques servant asked her to put
on clothes that are suitable with her entry to the mosque, he was brutally beaten by her bodyguards.
Among all things, Shah Reza was preparing his son Mohammed Reza to assume power after him.
So for that reason, his son studied at the military school in Iran and then continued his education in
Austria. After he returned, he started to deal with politics under the supervision of his father who
was always supporting him.
As reassurance and as a way to further hold on to his throne with a tighter grip, he wanted to
reinforce his kingdom through the marriage relationships with other kingdoms,
Murdered Mayor Case Study
We are here to present our evidence for The Case of the Murdered Mayor. We think that Matthew
Maloy killed Mr. Robert Burlington. We looked at 5 things including blood type, hair analysis,
fingerprints, tire impressions, and entomological evidence. We got 4 pieces of blood covered
evidence. The victim s blood, the victim s car, the cabin Robert was killed in, and the tire iron
that killed Robert. All four of the pieces had B+ blood on them. The only suspects with B+ blood
are Timothy Taylor and Matthew Maloy. Chris Cunningham had A , Pam Preston had AB ,
Timothy Taylor has B+, Vic Velto has AB+, Nicole Burlington has A . We analyzed 3 pieces of
evidence for hair. We collected hair from the Victim, the Victim s Car, and the Cabin. The Victim
The Green Creature Dialectical Journal
At sunrise, the two sisters walked out of Fairy Field s gates, towards The Lost City.
Their only goal was to rescue their parents from Professor Cain and the mug monsters.
The journey wasn t an easy one. Without parental guidance, they had to learn to find food for
themselves and take care of themselves.
Along the way, they encountered a three headed dragon that wanted what little food they had!
Food, I want food! the dragon bellowed, spitting fire, smoke and ice at them.
The girls ran without stopping until they crossed the gates of a city.
They thought they would be safe inside, but as they walked to the nearest train station, still following
the Lost City map, they were stopped by a lanky greenish creature that got in their way.
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At night, they had to sleep in a dark, cold cave and huddled against each other for warmth.
Despite being cold, scared and hungry, kishwana and Akeelah stayed strong in their decision to
rescue their parents.
They would not abandon them to the evil doings of the mug monsters.
That is how, on the third day of their journey, they arrived at the crumbling, yet imposing gates of
The Lost City.
Ready? kishwana asked Akeelah who nodded. T
They high fived, hugged and with heads up high and shoulders back, walked towards the gates.
Soon it dawned on them, they had to blend in if they wanted to cross and find their parents.
They had to look like mug monsters!
Dashing to a nearby smelly swamp, they colored their skins with mug and mud, stuck twigs and
seaweed all over their bodies and faces and used some purple moss to make it look as if they had fur.
Once they looked like mug monsters, more or less, they made their way to the gates, acting like a
pair of regular mug monsters.
The rest of the children trickled in after them and the guards were none the wiser!
Once inside the city, they noticed how dark and gloomy everything was.
There were many humans walking by, but no one paid them any
The Disaster Of World War II
Businesses are expanding to all corners of the global; many depend on the global supply chain to
successfully produce goods that are need in our everyday lives. Some countries impacts the global
supply chain that others, and Japan is a major part. Japan is well known for producing electronic
part and automobile manufacturing. One of the world largest automobile makers Toyota is located
in Japan. In 2011 a major underwater earthquake with a magnitude 9.0, caused a great tsunami to
hit Japan. A natural disaster of this size can have a dramatic effect on a nation s infrastructures;
incur huge cost both directly and indirectly and impact all aspect of the supply chain. The Prime
Minister said In the 65 years after the end of World War II,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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There were major damages to two main roads and bridge bearings. River levees were completely or
partially destroy contributing to major flooding that wash away house, business buildings, and
factories. Many water drainage systems were compromise and cause devastating public heath
nightmare. There was damage to ports, including Hachinohe, Kuji, Miyako, Kamaishi, Oofunato,
Onagawa, Soma. There were damages to railroad facilities, including Tohoku Shinkansen that
handling the well known bullet trains. Tohoku Shinkansen had cracks in the walls, railroad tracks
were bent or broken, elevates columns were damage, transformers stop working. Many were stranded
across the country. Power failure cause contributed to range of communications failures.
Communication services were suspended. Some communication infrastructures were swept away by
the tsunami. As much as 1.5 million telephone customers were without services The trade minister
report 4.4 million resident was left without power due to the damage sustained by Tōhoku Electric
Power. An explosion at oil refinery of Cosmo Oil Company continually burned for ten days which
cause numerous death and property damage. Japan disaster has
Essay about Budget Critique
Budget Critique

The budget for the city of San Clemente, California, fiscal year 2011 can be found at the following
link: http://ci.san clemente.ca.us/sc/org/Finance/Downloads/Budget/Download
/00_2011_Budget_Adopted.pdf The budget for the city of San Clemente has received the
Distinguished Budget Presentation Awards from the Government Finance Officers Association for
the past 17 years. Not surprisingly, considering those honors, the city s budget is organized in a
manner largely consistent with the guidelines we have learned in this course. The budget begins
with a thorough table of contents, allowing for easy access to the specific information a reader is
looking for. This is crucial for a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The organizational chart for the department is provided in graph form. The organization s purpose
statement is listed, as well as the particular goals the agency hopes to achieve in the coming year.
Expenditures for the last two years, as well as dollar amounts allocated for 2011 are also charted. The
dollar figure spent for each purpose is provided. On page 253, the document provides a summary of
the city s debt situation. This section adequately explains that San Clemente has a mandated debt
limit of 3.75 percent of the total assessed valuation of taxable property within the city limits. It also
calculates the dollar amount of the current debt limit in light of the current valuation. The summary
continues by listing the amount of outstanding debt San Clemente currently owes and provides the
repayment schedule the city is undertaking. A budget also provides the opportunity to analyze the
recent performance of city government. San Clemente s performance measures section begins on
page 257 with data on how the government in general fared in the previous year. In the ensuing
pages, each department is similarly examined. For example, the output of the public works
department is viewed through statistics such as the number of potholes repaired and the percentage
of maintenance completed in a timely manner. Also listed are the target numbers for each
performance measure set
Infant Language Development Essay
The understanding of the world can be defined as the infant s notion of other s and the surrounding.
The question is whether infants are pre programmed with an initial concept of the world. Many
experiments conducted supported the idea that a new born infant holds an understanding of the
world. Cognitive development of a human being begins during the prenatal period. Consequently,
infants do have a comprehension of the world. Infants are not mindless in fact they are born with the
ability to identify voices, faces, interact and perform metacognition. An infantis preloaded with a
system designed to socially develop completely. They are able to discern their mother tongue since
they have gotten a earful during the prenatal period, similarly with their mothers voices. An
experiment was performed to prove the validity of this. Ninety one infants from French families
were tested with English and Japanese. The infants were on pacifiers that functioned to calculate the
times sucked. The French infants sucking rate when hearing English sentences were higher than
hearing Japanese sentences. Infants can identify a familiar language by listening to the tempo the
specific language. (Nazzi et al,. 1998)
Neonates are born with perceptual constancy. They are familiar with objects with constant
proportion and size despite the changes in distance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This experiment on infants were carried out by Albert Yonas, 1978. It is presumed that infants
would reach out to the apparent nearer side which also appears to be the longer side of the
trapezoidal mirror. The assumption made was indeed right. Infants reached out for the area that was
nearer to them rather than the distant shorter side of the Ames window. Definitively, I believe that
infants can make sense of pictorial depth in the surrounding
The Influence Of Drug Testing On Welfare
There is an ongoing argument between individuals that believe anyone on any sort of government
aid should be drug tested, and many that believe it s unconstitutional and that they should not be
drug tested. One federal aid is welfare also known as (TANF). Welfare is a public assistance
program that provides at least the minimum amount of economic security to people who do have a
job, but don t make enough income, and to individuals that don t have employment. Welfarewas
designed to give people whose incomes are insufficient to maintain an adequate standard type of
living. Many government aid gets misused and abused. In many ways drugtesting welfare recipients
or applicant, first and foremost would benefit the person applying for assistance,... Show more
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In Florida recently they ratified drug testing program and decided to suspend it, because on
February 26, 2013, a panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit preliminarily found
in Lebron v. Florida Department of Children and Families that suspicion less drug testing of
welfare recipients is unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment, and that requiring consent to
such testing as a condition of receiving welfare violates the doctrine of unconstitutional
conditions. More specifically, the court upheld the US District Court for the Middle District of
Florida ruling because it did not abuse its discretion in finding the plaintiffs likely to succeed on
the merits of their claim. The program required all applicants for Temporary Assistance for Needy
Families (TANF) to pay for a urinalysis. If the results were positive, applicants would become
ineligible to receive TANF benefits for one year. So, why can t we test welfare recipients,
government workers are teachers, police officers etc. are required to get tested, so where are their
rights. Government workers are getting paid, because they are working for their money, but the
welfare recipients are not working they are just receiving aid from the government. So, how can we
be violently the Fourth Amendment when it s a requirement for many jobs these days. Many also
argue that many jobs don t require drug

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