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 Somali Pirates Research Paper
There are many pirates in the Somalian waters. Somalia is a place in East Africa. The Somali
pirates are a criminal enterprise that is getting in millions of dollars in ransom payments. They
have been hijacking ships since the year 2005. Port officials in Somalia are accepting bribes from
the pirates to enter the Somali waters (Scott Baldauf 1). These Somali Pirates resorted to piracy
because of an economic devastation that happened in Somalia in the 90s. The pirates are Somalians
who are raiding ships that come nearby Somalia. They carefully select a shipto raid. They will want
to raid cargo ships. After they find a ship to raid, they then use force to get into the ship. The
pirates carry various guns to help to get on board the ship. After they manage to get on the ship,
they start to take all the valuables on the ship (Hamza Mohamed 1). They then take the workers of
the ship as hostage to gain more money for their safe return. In the movie, Captain Phillips, the
pirates that are in the movie are Somalians pirates (Telegraph 1).... Show more content on
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With the absence of Mohamed Siad Barre, the country had no proper government to run it. Faction
groups started forming in Somalia to take control. In 1992, there was killing and starvation in the
south of Somalia (Global Security 1). The U.N. sends peacekeeping operations into Somalia. In
addition, the United States started sending troops into Somalia. In 1994, there was too much
casualties in Somalia, so the U.S. soldiers withdrew from Somalia with the problems still unsolved
(Phil Stewart 1). Fishermen started taking advantage of the bad condition Somalia is in and started
raiding different fishing ports. The Somalians started to fight back. The Somalians began to raid and
became pirates. Some observers say that the Somalians pirates are usually poor folks trying to get
their fortune back (Ishaan Tharoor
 Representation Of The Oedipus Complexes
Representation of The Oedipus Complexes in Un Chien Andalou (1929)
Un Chien Andalou (1929) was the first masterpiece of surrealism directed by one of the greatest
Spanish director Luis Buñuel and the renowned surrealist painter Salvador Dalí. The Mise en scene
of the film was striking in the era of its establishment and even nowadays, the film actually aimed to
create no rational meanings, said by Bunuel (1983). Its major inspiration came from their dreams.
Due to the film s resemblance with dreaming, I found its visual representation coincidently matches
Freud s concept of the Oedipus complex, in a metaphorical manner.
Sigmund Freud introduced the Oedipus Complex in his Interpretation of Dreams (1900). According
to Freud (1900), Oedipus complex occurs in between three to six years old, during the third stage of
a child s sexual psycho development, the phallic stage. In this stage, the genitals become their
primary source of pleasure, and gender identification would develop. The child would have sexual
desire of the parent of their opposite sex. The complexes will then arouse the child s rivalry with
the same sex parent, and it is believed both boys and girls would experience the complex, and the
castration fear and penis envy followed the complex. In Un Chien Andalou, there are scenes that
could be viewed as an illustration of the concept. The relationship between the theory and the film is
demonstrated as follows.

Relationship between Un Chien Andalou (1929) and Freud s

 My Values
MY VALUES

Values are the ideas that influence the way we work our beliefs about the way that we should
support or care for others.
Values are important things in our lives, that can t be exchanged in any way or form. We all have
something that we value including me. I, personally consider that the most important and priority
value in my life it s my family, love and respect towards others. Others value are also important in my
life such as compassion, honesty, integrity and many others.
THE HAPPIEST TIME IN MY LIFE
On my work experience I was told that I will be working with different age group of adolescent and
I had a fear of rejection especially from the younger ones as the young people didn t know me but I
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Having a good relationship with others gives you a clear conscience
It is because we care about our life, health, family and friends and about material prosperity that
these things and relationships come to ave meaning and value for us. Caring is what human beings
do. We care
Love
Believing in love is my third most important value. I know that someone is and always will be
there for me, in bad times or in good times. There will always be someone who cares a lot about
me and knows how I feel, my cousins, and the radio station I listen to

Conclusion
In conclusions, everyone values at least one thing in their life. My values are mainly the things
that create me for what I am today. Family is indeed the most important, ethnicity is just what
comes with me when I was born and I respect that the most. Memories are things that I would
never trade for in my life and will keep them to myself or even share the memories with other people
establishing more new memories. Life would be very different if I had no values, and I m pretty
sure it goes for everyone as well. Perfection is created by the values of life which one
 The theoretical framework I develop rests on the...
The theoretical framework I develop rests on the assumption that individuals are rational actors
insofar as they calculate and act to maximize their expected utilities. An illustration of this
assumption is found when the expected utility of continuing a war is outweighed by the expected
utility of wartermination. When the expected costs of continuing a war exceed the expected
benefits, the relevant actors will begin to press for peace. I further assume that leaders act to
maximize their chances of retaining office and that they are accountable to a domestic audience. The
composition and preferences of this domestic audience varies systematically across regime type, as
does their ability to credibly deter the leader. This has important... Show more content on
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The volume and intensity of conflict drive the rate at which these costs accrue. They may vary
intermittently in a smoldering dispute or accumulate more quickly in open conflict. Regardless of
this rate, I assume the longer a war continues, the more costs will mount, and the more likely that
one side will begin to press for a settlement. While some will oppose or support a conflict regardless
of the human or economic cost, most determine their support by paying particular attention to these
wartime losses. Both a leader and their domestic audience will calculate their expected utilities and
update their expectations by observing these outcomes. More important to consider is the point at
which the anticipated benefits of continued conflict is outweighed by the anticipated costs of
terminating conflict for a leader s domestic audience.
Remembering that a leader acts to maximize their chances of retaining office and that they are
ultimately held accountable to a domestic audience, the demands of a domestic audience unsatisfied
with the costs of war is important to consider in the ability of states to wage extended wars. This cost
sensitivity argument has typically underpinned empirical observations on the tendency of
democracies to fight uniformly shorter wars. Autocratic leaders, it was argued, do not labor under
such restraints
 What Was The Purpose Of The Monster Study In The 1930 s
PSYCHOLOGY ETHICS KEYNOTE
The Monster Study
1939
What is the Monster Study?
The Monster Study was a psychological experiment conducted in 1939 by Wendell Johnson and one
of his graduate students, Mary Tudor at the University of Iowa. She was apart of the Stuttering
Research Program and conducted her study at one of the Iowa Orphanages in Davenport. They
wanted to investigate 22 normal, fluent speaking orphan children to see if the use of negative
comments made towards their speech would cause and/or worsen stuttering.

What was the purpose of this study?

In the 1930 s it was believed that stuttering only occurred in people because of their genetics. Dr.
Wendell Johnson wanted to show that this wasn t the case. He thought that it may also be because of
the labelling of children as stutterers that caused their stuttering to worsen. He also thought that the
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They cannot be paid or bribed in anyway. It is entirely up to the willingness of the person. In this
experiment the orphans did not volunteer themselves as they didn t even know about the
experiment taking place, some would have been to young to fully comprehend and understand
anyway. The teachers and others care givers at the orphanage agreed to participate but they were
also not given the purpose of the study and had hardly no idea of what was going on.

2)Informed consent
It is important that prior to giving consent, all participants must have all information, (apart from the
main aim and nature of the research) about the research and what is required of them. They must
also give their informed consent to be able to participate. The children never gave their informed
consent to participate in this research, nor were they told that they were even participating in an
experiment until it was revealed by a newspaper 60 years later.

3)Right to
 How Does Mark Antony Use Ethos In Julius Caesar
The speeches in Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare takes place after the death of
Caesar, the main characters consist of Brutus and Mark Antony. Both characters give persuasive
speeches about how one thought Caesar was a tyrant and how the other explained how Caesar
only wanted what s best for the people. The main purpose of both of the speeches we re to get the
people of Rome on their side. In Shakespeare s tragedy of Julius Caesar, Mark Antonydelivers a more
effective rhetorical speech through his use of ethos,logos,and pathos.

Although Mark Antony won the argument over Brutus one of the factors was he s use of ethos.
Brutus use of ethos was not as strong nor effective as Antony s. These are some examples of the
characters use of ethos If there be any in this assembly, any dear of Caesars, to him I say, that
Brutus love to Caesar was no less than his by Brutus and Friends, Romans country men, lend me
your ears; I come to bury Caesar not to praise him which gives a glimpse of how sneaky Antony
was by saying he wasn t there to praise Caesar but in the end he got the people to turn on Brutus. ...
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Brutus use of logos didn t really come across as clear as Marks Antony s did because of the fact
that Brutus use of logos didn t make the people think and understand what he said. For instance The
evil that man do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones; so let it be with Caesar
by Mark
 DNA And Short Tandem Repeats
A DNA fingerprint can be used in forensic analysis to identify suspects. It can be obtained by using
restriction enzymes that cut around Variable Number Tandem Repeats (VNTRs) which are unique to
each individual. VNTRs, also known as Short Tandem Repeats (STRs) are non coding stretches of
the human genome that consist of short sequences of DNAwhich are repeated in tandem
(Panneerchelvam, 2003). This indicates that these consecutive repetitive sequences are directly
adjacent to one another (Treangen, 2011). Since the number of repeats varies from one individual
to another, it is an effective tool in the development of forensic DNA analysis (Panneerchelvam,
2003). In order to use these VNTRs from a potential suspect, a sample of DNA is... Show more
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In this lab, evidence DNA and the DNA samples of two different suspects were available. Two
restriction enzyme digests were conducted to cut the samples into smaller pieces. An increase in
the number of restriction enzyme digests increases accuracy and decreases the likelihood of false
positives. This is crucial in forensic DNA analysis. Finally, the DNA was separated using
Electrophoresis. Agarose Gel Electrophoresis is the most effective way of separating DNA
fragments of varying sizes and charge (Lee, 2012). Agarose gel is ideal since during gelation, the
agarose molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds which form pores uniformly throughout
the gel giving it its molecular sieving properties (Lee, 2012).The DNA to be separated is inserted
into the pre cast depressions/wells in the gel (Lee, 2012). The gel is then inserted into a chamber
and an electrically conductive buffer solution is added until the gel is completely submerged
(Lee, 2012). Positive and negative electrodes are connected to each end of the chamber and an
electric current is applied (Lee, 2012). Since the phosphate backbone of the DNA molecule is
negatively charged, the DNA will be repelled from the negative electrode and will move toward the
positive electrode (Lee, 2012). DNA bands will be visible in the gel with varying distances (Lee,
2012). Smaller fragments will move farther throughout the porous gel.
The expected
 Van Helsing Analysis
I ve never been particularly interested in the story of Frankenstein , in fact, up until a year ago I
was one of those people who thought that Frankenstein was the monster, and not the creator. I read
the Mary Shelley novel recently, and I still don t respond to this material. This isn t at all a story that
interests me, but I do understand that it does have its fan base.
My favorite incarnation of Frankenstein s monster is the Van Helsing iteration, it was just the right
amount of creepy and silly. I felt like that film had a lot of fun with the character, and that s one of
the main things that stands out to me about this film. It appears that they re not taking the characters
too seriously, which is important for this film to do. Unfortunately, ... Show more content on
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James McAvoy and Daneil Radcliffe have both proven their acting abilities before, but here they re
both terrible. McAvoy is particularly bad, he doesn t appear to be having any sort of fun with the
role and because of that the comedy element here is sorely lacking.
The introduction of the trailer was actually well handled, it had that spark of fun while still
sustaining the seriousness of the novel. It s a quippy little scene, but in a way that makes sense
given the context and mindset of the two experimenting. However, not long after that scene, the
trailer becomes this sort of B rate, direct to DVD trailer that doesn t necessarily work for me.
One of the main reasons I never found the novel as captivating as most is because of its focus. I m
far more interested in the monster than the creator, I don t care what s going on in Frankenstein s
personal life, I just want to see the monster do cool stuff. I appreciate the inclusion of those aspects,
the murder trial, the moral question, and the rumors, but I don t want them to be the main focal
point. This film seems to be focusing on those things, which does mean that it s being true to the
novel, so if that s your jam, then this is likely going to be right up your
 Indigenous Health In Australia
I live in Malvern, governed the City of Stonning Council and the Australian geographical postcode of
the area is 3144. According to traditional Aboriginal distribution of population map, the traditional
custodians of this vicinity are the Boonwurrung people (Clark Kostanski, 2006). Based on a research
report conducted by City of Stonning Council into its indigenous history, it has been found that
Boonwurrung traditional boundaries are located around metropolitan areas of Melbourne,south coast
and the bay region (Stonnington.vic.gov.au, 2015). The Boon Wurrang Foundation (2015) stated that
according to their tradition,the land has always been protected by their creator,Bunjil,who travels as
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Atkinsons (2005) states that within Indigenous communities,Land and Country are interchangeably
used to illustrate as a resource,which behaves as a living being,and a life support system for humans
. Indigenous model of health revolves around a number of components such as nourishments, stress
reduction, interaction with the land with a higher emphasize being placed on traditional land,
personal identification and culture playing a significant role contributing towards a balanced health
outcome ( Yotti Kingsley, Townsend, Phillips Aldous, 2009). As highlighted in Lutschini, 2005,
association of native individuals to their country, sense of group and family is essential to the
experience of wellbeing. As identified in literature, land plays a crucial and central figure in
Indigenous identity encompassing physical,spiritual,cultural and emotional bonds (Richmond,
Elliott, Matthews Elliott, 2005). Throughout centuries through to present