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 Nuclear Power Plants and Safety
Nuclear Power Plants and Safety

Since the humans use energy sources such as wood, coal, and oil to produce electricity, people want
to use better energy sources to produce electricity more. By the mid twentieth century, scientists
found the method of making incredible energy by using uranium as nuclear fission. Today there are
about 400 nuclear power plants around the world and more than 100 nuclear power plants in United
States (Howstuffworks). In addition, nuclear reactors produced a lot of energy and they affected
quality life styles by using nuclear energy (Howstuffworks). Nuclear power plants are providing
about 17 percent of electricity of the world and several countries generate electricity about more than
50% of their using ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This energy was compared with hundreds of pounds of TNT and this explosion blew the top of
the reactor away (Lewis 25). Immeasurable amounts of radioactive were released into the
atmosphere and it spread through Eastern Europe (Lewis 25). The Chernobyl nuclear power
plant was very poorly designed and its reactor operated in improper way (Howstuffworks). This is
kind of technological disaster that several things went wrong such as systems fail, humans err,
designs prove faulty, and engines misfire (Erikson 2). As a result of this accident, 31 people died
from radiation, 200 people had hospitalized and 135,000 people were evacuated from 30
kilometers of Chernobyl nuclear power plant (Lewis 26). Soviet Union science researchers
estimated that of the people who lived around Chernobyl nuclear power plants in the next 70
years from the accident, only 14,000 people would die naturally and hundreds of people would die
as cancer from nuclear radiation (Lewis 27). However, another estimate stated that 15 million
people out of 100 million people would as cancer by affecting the radiation (Lewis 27). This
accident also affected national energy policies, agricultural communities of the Soviet Union
(Lofastedt 2). Agricultural products were infected with radioactive and it also gave bad affect to
people who eat those products (Erikson 3). This toxic radiation
 Symbolism In The Poisonwood Bible
In The Poisonwood Bible, Barbara Kingsolver uses symbolism within her characters to portray
the insidious nature of Western civilization asserting their ideals and politics into the post
colonial African Congo, undercut with a description of the events of the time. The novel centers
around the Price family, an idyllic nuclear unit consisting of four daughters, a mother, and the
head of the family, Reverend Nathan Price, who has decided to embark on a 12 month Southern
Baptist mission (despite the warnings of the mission league and those that live there) to a remote
village in the Congo, to show the heathens there the wonders of Jesus Christ. As told through the
perspectives of his loyal female subjects, Nathan Price does his best to assert his moral Christian
ideals (which include the belief that college ruins a perfectly good woman (Kingsolver 56) and
the damnation of all non baptised children (Kingsolver 171)) on the village of Kilanga, with no
room for adaptation or understanding. The day the family arrives at the village, and are greeted
with a welcoming celebration including food, song, and dance, Price brings it to a standstill and
lectures the bare breasted women about the sins of nakedness (Kingsolver 27). When he attempts
to make a garden and grow American crops, he ignores the local s warning to form hills for
drainage, and his seeds are all flooded out after the first rain (Kingsolver 63). Over and over, he
preaches to the villagers about baptism, getting
 Hillary Clinton Viewpoints
The Democratic and Republican Party primaries are over. America is left with two main candidates
to choose from in the upcoming U.S. presidential election this coming November: Donald Trump
and Hillary Clinton. As of right now, both candidates are still considered presumptive in their
respective parties until each party holds their national convention and officially nominates them.
Barring a Hillary Clinton indictment, one of those two will become the next president of the United
States.
Gary Johnson, the Libertarian party presidential candidate, will not be elected as the next president.
An independent candidate, nominated by the self proclaimed anti Trump conservatives, will not be
elected as the next president. Nominating an anti Trump ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
has a major problem with illegal immigration. The reason the U.S. has a problem with illegal
immigration is because we have an administration and political party that allows it. The liberal
argument is that illegal immigrants contribute so much to our economy. But the truth is illegal
immigrants take more than they contribute. According to a study conducted by Federation for
American Immigration Reform (FAIR), in 2013, illegal immigrants cost U.S. tax payers $113
billion while only contributing $1.27 billion. The majority of the $1.27 billion was in sales taxes
from purchasing consumer products. $84 billion of the $112 was from state and local tax dollars.
The study used examples of how different states are operating at a fiscal deficit compared to how
much illegal immigrants were costing the state. One example is California. California, facing a
budget deficit of $14.4 billion in 2010 2011, is hit with an estimated $21.8 billion in annual
expenditures on illegal aliens. On top of the tax and other financial burden, illegal immigrants are
taking away blue collar and unskilled jobs from Americans, leaving many American workers
unemployed. Donald Trump plans to stop illegal immigration by deporting illegal aliens and
building a wall on the U.S Mexican border that Mexico will pay for. Once again, this is not racist. It
may be unfair to the illegal immigrants, but it is not racist because of the enormous financial impact
illegal immigrants has on
 Analysis Of Rath Inc, A Family Run Home Daycare Center
Introduction
Rath Inc, is a family run in home daycare center. This business emerged from the passion embody
by our family and the need of friends and neighbors for a facility wherein they can have their
children after school; that will cater to their education needs (assistance with school works, etc).
Being an avid lover of kids and impacting knowledge freely to others, thought it expedient to operate
a after school daycare business. This venture was birth after considerable studies and interviews with
people in this business. Studies revealed that there are people in the community desperately in need
of help with their kids, especially with tutoring and extended pick up timeframe.
The business will focus on parents willingness to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, our price will be competitive and services will be of high quality.
Research revealed that the two Daycare Centers in our vicinity charge approximately $175 a
week. While the in school before and after school care charges $118 per week. However, their pick
up time range between 5:30pm and 6:30pm, whilst ours 8:00pm. The extended time and competitive
weekly price of $120 per child make us more competitive. According to US Census Bureau, there are
2,564 elementary school kids (grades 1 8) in the Montclair community. Moreover, the median
household income in this area is $119,105 (2010 2014 American Community Survey 5 Year
Estimates). This is a clear manifestation that parents of this community have the financial propensity
to shoulder the cost associated with this program.
Marketing Strategy Summary
Rath Inc will utilize the information/data gathered in formulating a strategic marketing plan. This
entails who is served on the need basis, the cost of service that attracts customers as well as the
capacity of the facility.
Target Market Forecast
Potential CustomersGrowth20172018201920202021
Single Parents20%810121415
Two working Parents20%567810
Total20%1316192225

Market Trends Economic Growth

Child care market is highly in demand especially for single mothers/parents, whether full or part time
workers. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, obtaining
 Character Analysis Of Good Will Hunting
The movie Good Will Hunting an American Drama Film was directed by Gus Van Sant, and
starring Robin Williams, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Minnie Driver and Stellan Skarsgard in
1997. This movie is about a man named Good Will Hunting who was a genius but chose not to
live as a genius because of fear of past experiences and the ill treatment he received when he was in
foster home. Some of the other characters in the movie were supportive and some were not
supportive of him. This essay discusses Good Will s personality traits and his interaction with the
other characters in the movie. Good Will Huntingpossessed the following personality traits, namely:
independence, intense interest in a problem, and the need for stimulation. Good Will Hunting
was independent because he chose to live his own way and not conforming himself to society s
pressure. Good Will Hunting proved his independence by self imposed limitation, meaning
limiting his ability to enjoy complete freedom. Throughout the movie, he rejected his natural
talents or gifts and initially chose to stay in South Boston with his friends. Like in the case with
his girlfriend, Good Will Hunting refused to get close to people with the fear of being rejected at
the end. Moreover, he refused to get higher paying jobs as was in the case of Sean Maguire, the
psychology professor, who later became his counselor. It was during these counselling sessions
with Good Will Hunting that we learned, Sean Maguire, was also talented in advanced
mathematics, but rejected the opportunity to teach at Harvard and chose to teach at a local
community college instead. Similarly, Good Will Hunting chose to remain a janitor or a
construction worker where he was more comfortable. Not just did he poses the trait of
independency, he also had the character of intensity of interest in a problem. As per his intensity of
interest in a problem, Good Will Hunting would obsess about a problem that was presented to him
until he had discovered a solution. Some examples of this in the movie were the initial math
problems on the chalkboard where he could not stop working on them until he had a solution.
Another is when he completed the complex homework problem for his girlfriend Skylar
 Two-Way Billingual Immersion Programs Create...
Two way bilingual immersion programs not only create higher achieving students, but also more
equipped and confident students. Academically, TWBI students receive higher grades because of the
curriculum. Furthermore, 87% to 93% of past TWBI students stated they would not drop out
(Lindholm Leary). Indeed, the knowledge gained allows students to become more resilient, adapting
to the new language; independent, figuring out the language themselves; and confident, taking pride
in bilingualism. The TWBI program not only teaches another language, but also another culture. One
of the programs goals gears students toward culture awareness by exposing other countries custom
through songs, dances, and holidays. With this educationupon the... Show more content on
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The programs should also start from Kindergarten to Eighth grade, so students can not only have
sufficient time to become bilingual, but also have the opportunity to either continue that language in
advance placement classes in high school or learn another language in their four years of high
school. The program will function with at least thirty percent of one language group with the
other language group in the same class room, despite the program s preference for half and half
(Alanís Rodríguez). There are two different types of two way immersion to choose: 90:10 and
50:50. 90:10 programs commence with 90% instruction of the foreign language, gradually leveling
to 50:50 by fourth grade. In the 50:50 model, both languages receive equal amount of time across
all eight years. While both types of programs allow students to perform higher on test than any other
program, 90:10 students tend to score higher and be more fully bilingual than students in 50:50
(Lindholm Leary). Iliana Alanís and Mariela A. Rodríguez also remarks, the 90/10 model requires
an initial emphasis on the minority language because this language is less
 Making Something Of Ourselves Analysis
Richard M. Merelman, Making Something of Ourselves: On Culture and Politics in the United
States (University of California Press, 1984), 243. Deborah Stone, The Samaritan s Dilemma:
Should Government Help Your Neighbor? (Nation Books, 2008), 274. Malcolm Gladwell, Outliers:
The Story of Success (Little Brown, 2008), 33. Benjamin Barber, Strong Democracy: Participatory
Politics for a New Age (University of California Press), 122. Ibid., 129. Hannah Arendt would add:
Culture and politics...belong together because it is not knowledge or truth which is at stake, but
rather judgment and decision. Ronald Beiner, Political Judgment (University of Chicago Press,
1983), 17 quoting Arendt, What is Freedom? in Between Past and Future: Eight... Show more content
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Robert D. Putnam, Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community (Simon
Schuster, 2000), 45. Theda Skocpol, Advocates Without Members: The Recent Transformation of
American Civic Life, in Skocpol and Fiorina, eds. Civic Engagement in American Democracy,
505 506. Matt Leighninger, The Next Form of Democracy: How Expert Rule is Giving Way to
Shared Governance (Vanderbilt University Press, 2006), 197. Mark R. Warren, Dry Bones
Rattling: Community Building to Revitalize American Democracy (Princeton University Press,
2001), 244. The IAF was first established by Saul Alinsky, considered the father of American
community organizing, through his efforts to organize Chicago s working class neighborhoods in
the 1930 s. Ibid., 6. The IAF is most heavily concentrated in the Southwest and along both coasts,
but has expanded in the South and Midwest as well. Ibid., 6 7. James G. March and P. Romelaer,
Position and Presence in the Drift of Decisions, Ambiguity and Choice in Organizations, edited by
March and Olsen, (Universitets for laget, 1976), 276. James March, A Primer on Decision Making:
How Decisions Happen (Free Press, 1994), 199. Ibid.,
 Domino Effect Essay
Vietnam constantly battled for independence after it became a colony of France in the late 19th
century. After declaring their independence from the French at the end of World War II, Vietnam
became divided and started a civil war between the communist North and the democratic South.
Across the ocean, the United Statesfeared that Communism rising in the Soviet Union and China
would threaten the independence of their country; to prevent this from occurring, the United States
supported the South in the Vietnamese civil war. The attempt of the United States to protect their
freedom would prove to harm the Vietnamese in countless ways. President Dwight Eisenhower s
Domino Effect focused on removing the threat of communism in Europe and... Show more content
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He introduced the Domino Effect to justify America s involvement in the Vietnam War. You have a
row of dominoes set up, he told reporters at a 1954 press conference. You knock over the first one,
and what will happen to the last one is a certainty it will go over quickly. If Vietnam fell to
Communism, then the theory assumed that Cambodia and Laos would soon become Communist.
Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines would follow shortly after. Once these countries
fell to Communism, it would only be a short time before the democracy of the United States would
be at risk. The country that posed the biggest threat was China, a newly formed Communist country
in
 Compare And Contrast Odysseus And Harry Potter
Escaping from a man eating cyclops is no easy task, and neither is fighting the Dark Lord himself.
Odysseus is a very intelligent and motivated man who is the King of Ithaca. He fights in the
Trojan war but gets stuck sailing on the sea searching for his way home. Harry Potter is also a very
intelligent boy. At a very young age his parents were killed by Lord Voldemort. Voldemort attempted
to kill Harry too, but failed, making Harry the boy who lived. On Harry s 11th birthday, he
received many letters inviting him to attend Hogwarts, a School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. A
man named Hagrid comes to take him and that is where Harry s journey begins. They are pretty
similar, but in some ways they differ. Some similarities are that they use their wits and strengths
to get their way through problems, and they both have a desire to see their family. But they also
differ in the way that their goals are completely different, Odysseus wants to get home to Ithaca,
and Harry wants to stay as far away from his home, with the Dursleys as possible. So they use their
brain as a problem solver, they have a longing for their family, but they both want to go in a different
direction.

First off, Odysseus and Harry both use their wits. In the story of Odysseus, he is stuck sailing on
the sea. He comes face to face with many dangerous and terrifying obstacles, and during every
obstacle he has to survive whilst using his knowledge. One big part of the story is when Odysseus
and his men get
 Speech On Bar Dance
The bar dancer is the term used for the adult entertainers who entertains male patrons in exchange
for cash. The bar girls/dancers who are considered as entertainer have been seen as an integral part
of the city s thriving nightlife, in places like Mumbai, Delhi, part of Karnataka. This has been widely
popular among the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Delhi etc. It began to serve entertainment
of dance of bar girls in dance barin India in 1980. In 1986, there were 24 dance bars in the state of
Maharashtra. Among all the others, Mumbaicity is hailed as the crowning glory of the nation s
entertainment industry. Her history is linked to the migrant workers who were brought in to build
the city. The traders, the sailors, the dockworkers, the construction labour etc. demanded
entertainment in form of playhouse , where folk theatre, dance and music performance used to take
place. The mujra culture started during this phase. Soon with change in time, the mujra culture in
Bombay was on decline due to loss of patronage. The dance bars opened up a new and modern
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From a mere 24 in 1985 86, the number increased tenfold within a decade to around 210. The next
decade 1995 2005 witnessed yet another surprise increase and according to estimation, just before
the ban, there were around 2500 dancer bars in Maharashtra (Agnes 2007). As the demand grew for
the dancers, women from traditional dancing/performance communities of different parts of India,
who were facing a decline in patronage of their old age profession, flocked to Bombay to work in
dance
 american government paper
Congress members websites compare and contrast in many ways. Each and every one of their
websites are very formal, yet can be politically different depending on whose you view. For
instance, when viewing a democratic congressman s website its further on the left side of the
political spectrum. Whereas a republican s website would be on the far right of the spectrum. After
viewing the websites of Congressmen Mark Kirk, John Boozman, and Danny K. Davis, it is clear
that they disagree on important issues and have different ways of interpreting information to the
public. Congressman Mark Kirk s website is the most eye appealing to its viewers. His information
is the most organized out of the three congressman chosen and is... Show more content on
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He uses research in order to get his point across and it shows that he does know what he is talking
about. When Congressman Davis speaks about Senior Issues he uses percentages and history in
order to back up his political opinion. He states that three fourths of the African American seniors
rely on social security for at least half their income. He also bashes the Bush Administration to back
up his opinion. He talks about the future of social security and where it might end up. Using trustees
opinions it states that it will never be solved and the African American community will never get out
of the poverty they are in. Congressman Boozman is a very strong believer in the second
amendment. He states, These are the words to the Second Amendment of the Constitution of the
United States, and words that I have taken an oath to uphold. He doesn t provide too much
information just his opinions on the issue. However, he does show his support on the issues by
listing the committees and groups he is involved in, in order to keep the second amendment rights.
He has introduced the Secure Access to Firearms Enhancement in the 111th Congress, which allows
citizens to carry their firearms across the country. All three congressmen provide their personal
information to their constituents. Each congressmen has a tab that leads you to their personal
biographies. Both congressman Kirk and Boozman have a tab named
 Monroeville Real Life
A Real Life Maycomb

Harper Lee wrote To Kill a Mockingbird about a little Alabama town called Maycomb. What is
interesting is how Maycomb compares a lot to the town that Ms. Lee grew up in, Monroeville,
Alabama. The history of Monroeville and the way it was in the 1930s makes a reader wonder if
Ms. Lee took her hometown and made it the famous small town in the novel. By looking back to the
history of Monroeville s founding, the way it was in the 1930s, the way it almost mirrors Maycomb
and the way it is it today, one can see that Ms. Lee s used her experiences to create one of the most
famous towns in literature.
Monroeville, Alabama is located between Montgomery and Mobile. Before it was developed as a
town in 1831, it was called Burnt Corn Springs. During this time, there was major conflicts between
England, Spain, and Native Americans (Monroeville int). This past showed what Monroeville ...
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Each year in May, the play To Kill a Mockingbird is performed at the town square. A local group
called the Mockingbird players put it on. Thousands of people come from all around to see this
play (The To Kill A Mockingbird Experience int). The courthouse that now contains the
Monroeville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Heritage Museum was made famous by the
movie is used during the second act of the play (Monroeville int). The group selects members of
the jury for the famous trial scent from members of the audience. They also have a trail called The
Birdhouse Trail that shows scenes from to kill a mockingbird (The To Kill A Mockingbird Experience
 What Is The Impact Of Globalisation Of Indian Music
Abstract: Globalisation is the process by which earth has really become small. This is the outcome
of the human interaction over long distances for the last so many years. Globalisation is a process
of international arising from the interchange of the world views and the other aspects of culture.
Globalisation has its impact on our country too. This article deals with the effect of Globalisation on
Indian Music. India has a very rich tradition of music. This paper throws light on the impact of
Indian Music on the lives and interest of music lovers and leaners around the world. Indian Music
is basically a classical tradition having an old but highly developed theoretical base and is also
linked to folk and regional styles. Due to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ravi Shankar, the Central figure in the twentieth century Globalisation of Indian music. Countless
Indian musicians made their journey to the west and have been acting as performers, teachers and
professors. Such artists include the Hindustani Instrumentalists Ali Akbar Khan, Amjad Ali Khan,
Nikhil Banerjee, Zakir Hussain, T. Vishwanathan, T. Rang Nathan, and M.S. Subhalakshmi. Due to
the Globalisation of Indian Music, many collaborations in the west between Indian and Western
musicians occurred in the fields of classical music, jazz and popular music. Though the twentieth
century witnessed the establishment of Indian music as global, the interaction between Indian
Musicians and Western Musicians has a longer history that stretches back into the 1800s.
Historical Prospective of the Connection of Indian Music and Western Music:Interaction between
Indian Musicians and Western Musicians has a long history way back to 1800s. The Western
Scholar, Sir William Jones, carried out serous studies of Indian Music. Then, in 1834 Captain A.N.
Willard published an important treatise on Indian music. Throughout the 1800s, Western Scholars
showed a keen interest in certain aspects of Indian Music, notable in notation and tuning (Broughton,
Simon and Ellingham, Mark 2000,