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 Racism And Discrimination Research Paper
I participated in my philosophers walk with classmate, teammate and friend Jeff Espinal. The
questions that I posed for discussion were, what do you think causes humans to be racist and
discriminate amongst each other? Why do we feel the need to separate ourselves from others? Will
this ever change...in our lifetime maybe? I stumbled upon this topic of racism and discrimination by
just contemplating the state of the world today. I picked out the biggest flaws in society and figured
this would be worth investigating. I ended up being correct, for this was an enjoyable and
enlightening experience that helped me grow my understanding of a sensitive topic through honest
dialogue.
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This being said, my mind was not changed on this topic but rather I was able to see multiple
points of views by the end. Additionally, I could understand some roots of racism and
discrimination. Jeff helped me to see multiple other sides of the argument, none of which I would
have seen on my own without collaboration. I learned many new things but mainly I was just able
to understand the idea of racism and discrimination much better. I found through my discussion that
racism is a very petty and unnatural thing. Humans are not born to hate but rather are afraid of new
things so to secure ourselves we push away those who we do not know or understand and keep our
circles closed
 Personal Narrative-Princess Lucy Willows
I love nature. You wouldn t expect that from a princess Princess Lucy Willows, that is. The only
appealing thing to a girl like me is the fact that insects and marine animals and such exist. The
castle garden is pretty, but I want to see the actual forest! I have dreamt all my life to find
treasures and animals that mask inside nature. There is only one problem: my mom won t let me
go. She says that there are bears, bees, mosquitoes, poison ivies . . . the list goes on, but nothing
will get in my way of searching! Plan A begins! After dinner, I go to start planning my escape out
to the wilderness. . . . Aha! Whoops! I hope Mum didn t hear that. Anyhow, my plan is to first pack
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After climbing out, I run full speed, leaving the castle property and moving into the forest. It is
getting dark, so I put up my tent, make a fire, and eat my warm soup. Grrr. . . . Oh, was Mum
right? I put my soup down. Hello? Um, anyone? Hello? Anyone there, hello? I stumble through
my words. Grrr. . . . Wait, what? It is Alistair Burgundy the fourth. I was scared to death because of
you, Alistair! I know, I know, I know, but it s much too dangerous out here, Lucy! Honest! I m
sorry! Whoa! What is that? The animal is a glorious sight to see. A fire fox! Alistair screams. He
sounds so much like a girl, I burst with laughter. At the same time, I am so curious. If only I could
touch it No! Lucy, stop! Ssss. . . . My hand is burnt! Ow, ow, ow! I understand now. Sniff. Ouch!
Told you so. The pack with more fire foxes comes with a sly look in their eyes. Bye, bye, we re
going now. . . . I start wrapping up everything, then I blow out the fire. By this time, the fire foxes
are dying to eat me! Hop on, Lucy, you ll need a ride sooner or later. Twinkle, Alistair s horse,
races swiftly away from the forest and onto the castle property. Once we reach there, I whisper, This
is our secret,
 Mice Were Fed A Western Type For Therapeutic Ldlr And...
In vivo experiments
LDLR ko. mice. For therapeutic LDLR and VLDLR liver gene transfers, 50 LDLR knock out (ko.)
mice were fed a Western type (WT) high fat diet for two weeks for them to develop hyperlipidemic
state, induce severe hypercholesterolemia, and initiate the progression of atherosclerosis. The study
design had four parallel therapeutic gene transfer treatments versus controls. The SB elements
were either co administrated into mice livers in combination of SB100x and the T2/LSP mLDLR
or T2/LSP mVLDLR transposon, or using the single all in one plasmids. The T2/CAG lacZ
transposon vectors were used as gene transfer controls as the two promoters performed equally
well in the in vitro testing when the respective T2/CAG mLDLR and T2/LSP mLDLR plasmid
combinations were compared with each other and as the use of CAG promoter allowed
performing a biodistribution study. Also, non treated mice were included in the study. The mice
were randomly divided into different treatment or control groups, and equal numbers of both
sexes were selected for all groups. The littermates were divided into individual cages at the start
of the high fat diet. To assess the normal blood lipid profiles the first blood samples were collected
from randomly selected mice before they were put on a high fat diet. The second blood samples
were collected two weeks later from all the mice to assess the null blood samples on a WT diet
before the gene transfers. The gene transfers were conducted using
 Descriptive Writing About A Rose Garden
As the sun slowly peaked out of the horizon in Riverside, California, the scorching sun and
unbearable heat come along with it. Covering this dry city, Riverside fell into a moist, humid
atmosphere. Besides this, the day was bright and early for a hike up to the 40 acres University of
California, Riverside Botanical Gardens. As I hiked there, all I can think about is the sweat
escaping my body, running down my skin. However, luckily, a thick Oak benchwith a shade roof sat
directly above from me to I can hide myself from the tortuous beaming sunlight. Even though
sweat continued to drip down, I wiped off most of it due to over heating of my body. Once I was
comfortable on the bench, I looked up and around, realizing I ended up in the RoseGarden of the
Botanical gardens. The rose garden was located on the top of a man made hill just right of the
giant 18 footed trees. This hill had a warm, humid breeze combined from the Pacific Ocean and
hot Riverside hot weather. provided a hub of different types of singing birds, graceful butterflies,
buzzing beetles, tall trees, and a variety of flowers from all over the world. As I walked into the
garden, there were several rows of different species of roses with different colors. Surrounding the
rows of animated flowers, the flowers were sectioned off in four with bright orange, mellow yellow,
pure white, odd purple, fierce red, and light pink. As well, three benches placed purposefully on the
perimeter of the rectangular garden. I
 A Study On Image Detection
Chapter 3. Image Detection 1.Introduction Using right algorithm, can make image sensor sense or
detect practically anything. Image sensors are one of the important sensors been used in robotics
industry because they are so flexible, but there are two drawbacks with these kind of sensors:
1)they output lots of data, dozens of megabytes per second, and 2) processing this amount of data
can overwhelm many processors. And even if the processor can keep up with the data, much of
its processing power won t be available for other tasks. Pixy cmucam5 solved these two problems
by intelligent way, it faced and solved these problems by paring a powerful dedicated processor
with the image sensor. Now pixy can processes images from the image sensor and only sends the
useful information (e.g. position of object been assigned before by giving its x and y orientation)
to whatever microcontroller you have. This microcontroller then use this data as input then
process it to the actuators. Pixy does this data analyzing and processing at rate (50Hz). And
information which processed by pixy can available through several interfaces: UART serial, SPI,
I2C, digital out, or analog out. So it is easy to communicate with pixy with Arduino or any other
microcontroller and at the same time still have a very large or plenty of CPU available for other
tasks. Fig (1) I/O port pinouts Fig (2) Pixy s ports (back of Pixy) Hue based
 Wachowski s Use Of Technology In The Matrix
Many writers and directors have used technology as an antagonist for their work. In the Matrix,
directed by Wachowski the theme that is developed is a warning about technological advancements.
The first hint the audience is given about the role of technology is when Neo feels that he is stuck in
a dream; furthermore this foreshadows the realization that people are being enslaved by computers.
Understanding the foreshadowing of this enslavement allows the audience to comprehend the theme
of technological advancements. In order to understand the development of the technology theme,
one must first examine Neo s uncertainty about being awake.

In the Matrix, we are aware that technology is consuming people and having more power over them.
The use of technology in the film is the first initial piece of evidence that alerts the audience to the
similarities of technology and the real world. The characters in the film are relentlessly expressed by
technology through them being transported through a phone to the matrix. My computer, it... You
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The computers have created a complex technology system called the Matrix which simulates a
form of reality. To keep humans under control, the technology places them in the Matrix, a
computer system that is based on what we know is the real world. That you are a slave, Neo. Like
everyone else you were born into bondage. Into a prison that you cannot taste or see or touch. A
prison for your mind. (1999 Wachowski) This quotation is explaining that Morpheus is trying to tell
Neo that he can not leave the Matrix. A prison for your mind is foreshadowing that Neo will not be
able to escape the Matrix. In the movie the Matrix the directors reveal to the audience how much
influence machines have over humans. Machines act like there enslaving people. In order to
understand that machines are slaving people you must
 Most people do not know that there are a lot of medical...
Most people do not know that there are a lot of medical discoveries in the rain forest. Tropical rain
forest help to balance the ecosystem and our human existence. For centuries, rain forest have
supported medicines due to its rich medical plant life. This also saves many people s lives.

Most people wonder what Tropical rain forest are. Tropical rain forest are mostly to be found as
warm, wet climates. They contain many species. Today rain forest cover very little as in six percent
of Earth s Surface. Rain forest hold the most productive and complex ecosystem on the whole Earth.
All of the plants contribute to the Earth s oxygen. All of the plants and trees can cure many deadly
diseases.

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Periwinkle is the most active plant and covers most of the forest floor, also is a medicine to fight
tumors and able to treat some Leukemia. Today over one hundred pharmacies use the braches and
plants for medicine. Twenty five percent of cancer fighting medicines are found in rain forest.

There are also many trees used for medicine too. For example one of the trees such as the Annatto
tree has an oil extract of the tree. The Annatto tree contains carotenoids bixin, used for protection
against UV rays. It also helps to lower blood pressure and is a powerful bug repellent. The Cocoa
tree is one of the few that is very high in medicinal value, that makes it one of the most important
rain forest tree. This one and only tree produces over one hundred fifty chemicals that can come
from its leaves, seeds, fruit, and bark. It is made to heal or to treat anxiety, laziest, fever, coughs,
kidney stones, and large cuts and bruises. The Trumpet tree is a popular tree used extensively in
traditional medicine in Central and South America. Every part of the tree; leaves, fruits, flowers,
bark, and roots are used to treat breathing illnesses and arthritis. The Cinchona tree is a large
poisonous vine that grow along the tree and is full of alkaloids. It is used for treating bruises, fever,
swelling in you
 Evaluate the Effectiveness of Lay People in the Courts
Throughout this section of my assignment I will evaluate the effectiveness of Lay people within the
courts. Throughout the United Kingdom Lay Magistrates are used within our courts and legal
system in relation to sentencing criminals. They work within the Magistrates court dealing with
summary offences, triable either way offences and they also deal with starting off indictable
offences which will then be sentenced in the Crown Court. Lay Magistrates come from local areas
and when appearing at a court they would usually gather three Lay Magistrates. This is in order for
the Lay Magistrates to come together in relation to making a final decision, towards making their
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These individuals do not have the qualifications in which other magistrates have which will require
lay magistrates to receive basic training in order to process making decisions towards sentences.
With their lack of knowledge this may result in Lenient sentences given Sentences not stable
Relying on the court clerk Inconsistent sentences Longer to analyse cases and come to a decision
Inconsistency in sentencing is due to the lack of knowledge in which lay magistrates obtain and this
creates a negative effect towards the court system. If sentences are inconsistent this means that the
role of courts is not being completed effectively as they should be. Lay magistrates who are faced
with offences may come to final decisions towards sentences which may not be acceptable, if an
individual commits an offence they must receive a sentence which is a punishment towards their
behaviour however with the lack of knowledge which the lay magistrate has, sentences may be
inconsistent. Another aspect involving a lack of knowledge which affects the court system
negatively due to lay magistrates is sentences being too light in comparison to the offence. Within
the magistrates court they deal with summary offences and triable either way offences in which they
must work towards coming to an acceptable sentence, if a lay magistrates has a lack of experience
comparing to the experience which qualified magistrates have this will result in sentences given
being too lenient.