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 Dystopian Film Analysis
The most shocking aspect of the dystopian novel or film is the realisation that the future is
contingent on the present, and can be affected by something we do or don t do now
To what degree does this perspective on dystopian novels and films resonate with your own reading?

Dystopian texts fulfil the purpose of exaggerating contemporary issues and appropriating them into a
fictional universe, in order to criticise and foreshadow the destructive trajectory of current political
and social trends (Ferris, 2007). Dystopia, evolved in response to the changing political and social
climate of the late 19th and 20th century. This saw the flourishing of utopia s inverse counterpart
dystopia, as people became disillusioned by the negative projection ... Show more content on
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Howey criticises the narrow vision of contemporary society, and our growing tendency to view
the world through a screen (GGG, 2013). For the inhabitants of the silo, the outside world can
only be seen through a projected image, captured by sensors. The inhabitants of the silo are
content by this, and are convinced that the image they see is the truth. They do not question or
breed curiosity to discover more. Wool demonstrates the deception a society can live under when
it becomes too reliant on technology as seen in The illusion, however, convinced only from a
distance (Howey, 2013). This makes evident the deceptive nature of the image that is being
projected, and conveys Howey s cynicism towards technologies role as an information portal.
Furthermore, Howey depicts the detrimental effects that arise from technology s augmenting role
in society. This is shown through the hierarchy and power division of the silo in Wool. The IT
faculty play a fundamental role in orchestrating the façade in which the rest of the silo lives under
and are responsible for enforcing the suppressive regime of the silo. Howey conveys the dangerous
influence technology can have on society when he says, His discovery was that evil men arose from
evil systems (Howey, 2013). His statement is further accentuated by the repetition of the
 Arsenic Pollution And Arsenic Contamination
[Link] arsenic is highly toxic and a significant public health threat throughout the world. Long
term exposure to arsenic through contaminated water can lead to arsenic poisoning and a variety of
adverse health effects, including skin lesions, cancer, and respiratory and cardiovascular conditions.
However, arsenic is highly abundant in the Earth s crust and is naturally present across the world in
the air, water, and soil. Arsenic integrates into the environment with natural processes including
weathering reactions and volcanic activity, and through anthropogenic processes such as mining,
fossil fuel combustion, and utilization of pesticides.
[Link] arsenic is found throughout the environment, epidemiological studies have ... Show more
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In this region, high arsenic concentrations are mostly due to the volcanic activity in the Andes
Mountains. Mining is also widespread in the region, and copper smelting specifically emits arsenic
into the atmosphere. It is difficult to measure mining s impact on arsenic water contamination
because baseline natural levels were not established in the area. Overall, however, arsenic released
from mining processes settles mainly in the atmosphere, and studies have shown that drinking water
serves as the primary path of exposure of arsenic for humans, making the naturally occurring arsenic
in the groundwater a greater threat to human health in Antofagasta. ii. The Antofagasta Region has an
extremely arid climate and low rates of precipitation, which greatly limit water availability and
further exacerbate the effects of the natural arsenic contamination. The Loa River and its tributaries
of San Pedro, Salado, and San Salvador are the only surface water sources, but this river is very
saline and home to a range of arsenic levels. These arsenic levels naturally fluctuate due to its natural
volcanic and geothermal origins, but generally, all the concentrations are above safe set limits for
human consumption as set by the World Health Organization at 10 ug/L.
[Link] Concentration Spikes
[Link] happened?
[Link] Northern Chile, there was a significant increase in arsenic concentration and exposure from1958
to 1970. The growing
 The Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is the northernmost country in South America. Even though its
location makes it a tropical region, this country posses a variety of climates going from warm at the
Caribbean islands to alpine and humid at the mountains of Los Andes. This paper discovers the
different tourist areas of Venezuela. The purpose of this research is to demonstrate the variety of
climates, lands and regions that make this country the perfect tourist destination. First, we will
cover some of the history and economy of Venezuela, as well as its location in the map and the
oceans and countries that border it. Then, the climate and topography of the country are going to be
explained in detail. Finally, we are going to explore the... Show more content on [Link] ...
This exceptional geographical location makes easier the communication and fluid air and maritime
transportation for people and Venezuelan products.
The language spoken is Spanish, but since they had a lot of immigration from Europeans, Arabs and
Asians during the World War II, there still remain some other languages.

History
The famous explorer Christopher Columbus landed in what is now Venezuela in 1498 on his
third voyage to the New World. It was his first landing on the mainland of the Americas. McCoy,
J. L. (2015). Christopher Columbus arrived to The Gulf of Paria, in the far east of the land that
today is known as Venezuela. Before the arrival of Christopher Columbus, many native tribes
habited the territory. The main indigenous group was the Caribes, who occupied the Eastern, the
Central coast and the islands; the Arahuacos, who occupied the West; and the Timotocuicas, in the
region of the Andes. Just one year after, in 1499, Amerigo Vespucci sailed from the Gulf of Paria
to the Lake of Maracaibo, and there he observed the palafitos (stilt houses), where the indigenous
habited, and this made him remember the Italian city of Venice. They named the area Venezuela,
which is Spanish for Little Venice. The name Venezuela was later applied to a large area of northern
South America. Spain ruled Venezuela for about 300 years. Venezuela declared its independence in
 We Have Always Lived In The Castle Analysis
After reading The Bad Seed and We Have Always Lived in the Castle, these books clearly show a
female family member function as the protector of the child who is committed several murders.
When making a comparison between the two stories we can determine the member who protects the
child is a motherly figure. A mother inhabits the role of bearing a relation to a child. It is known,
children experience a connection with their motherly figure through the feelings and emotions they
associate with them. We can also associate female bonding when comparing these two narratives. In
We Have Always Lived in the Castle, Constance Blackwood an Merricat Black wood, share a sister
sister bond, which is known to the strongest bond out of gendered sibling bonds. On the... Show
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This paper will analyze and interpret the relationship between the murderous child and their protector
in both stories, The Bad Seed and We Have Always Lived in the Castle. In The Bad Seed, by William
March, Rhoda Penmark is an eight year old girl, who is charming, polite, and intelligent beyond
her years. Yet, by the way she portrays herself, making her come a crossed as a sociopath who
harms anyone that disturbs her the wrong way. On the other hand, Christine Penmark is quite the
opposite she is a beautiful, young, empathetic, well groomed mother of Rhoda. Throughout William
March s book the relationship between Rhoda Penmark and her mother Christine Penmark is a
complicated one. At the beginning, Christine loved her daughter unconditionally as any mother
would love their own. Rhoda is seen to be from outsiders looking in, every mother s dream
daughter. She was well groomed, obedient, compliant, and did well in school. Even her own mother
feels this way at first, in this section of the book Christine states I never deserved
 T’S Not Always Great Being A Translator. It Can Be Unstable,
t s not always great being a translator. It can be unstable, with too much work one week and none
the next. Sometimes customers may pay you late or not at all (thankfully I haven t experienced this
with any of my fantastic clients). You re never going to make millions, and the deadlines can be
very stressful. But, I love being a translator. Here s why.
1. It s flexible
This is the number one thing I love about being a translator. It gives you so many possibilities and
so much flexibility. Of course, you can choose whether to work in house (in an agency or for a large
organisation with translation requirements), or to freelance. I ve been a part time freelancer for the
last two years, and I m finally making the transition to full time ... Show more content on
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I learn new vocabulary and phrases all the time and get a better grasp of the written language over
time. However I also get to use my other favourite skill writing. I ve always spent hours and hours
of my free time writing everything from book and music reviews to fanfiction to essays and blogs,
but now I actually get paid for it.
3. It s always different
Unlike some jobs where you deal with the same thing every day, as a translator you can be
translating an employment contract one day and medical records the next. A marketing brochure
on Monday and a financial report on Friday. And you do get a choice about what area you choose
to translate in. If you re especially interested in fashion, finance or food, you can choose to
specialise in that area and do most of your work in an area that you actually enjoy reading and
writing about. Every time I do a new translation I learn something new from reading and researching
that topic, or at least a few new words or terms.
4. You make your mark on the text
No matter what you translate, from which language and in which subject area, your translation is
always unique! No matter how banal and everyday a text is, no two translators could possibly
translate it in the same way. From which translation you decide to use for a certain term, to your
turn of phrase, to any of the hundreds of tiny decisions you make in any text, you actually put your
own personal stamp on the translation. Unless you re a
 Sexually Transmitted Disease Information Essays
Sexually Transmitted Disease Information Sexually transmitted diseases, STD s, also known as
Venereal diseases, VD, are spread through sexual contact, and the exchange of body fluids.
Anyone who is sexually active can contract an STD. Most STD s do not show symptoms, so you
can have, spread and even contract an STD without even knowing it. Some STD s are serious and
others can have long term consequences. Some of the consequences could be infertility, certain
cancers, and other chronic diseases years after initial infection. If symptoms do appear it may take
anywhere from two days to a couple of months after initial exposure to appear. Some may take
years to show up. One out of every five Americans carry a sexually transmitted... Show more content
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If you do decide to become sexually active, you can do a few things to prevent a STD. For
example you could talk to your partner about other sexual partners they may have had, ask them
if they have ever had an STD, been exposed to one, or even symptoms of one. Another thing that
you could do if you have sex is to use a condom or another form of a contraceptive that helps to
prevent STD s. Types of STD s. Gonorrhea is one of the most common sexually transmitted
diseases. If gonorrhea is not treated early, it can cause serious problems, especially in women.
About one million American men and women contract gonorrhea each year. Transmission is very
easy to contract gonorrhea. You can contract it from unprotected anal, vaginal, and oral sex.
Gonorrhea can be found on the tip of the penis, in the anus, in the vagina, in the throat, and also in
the eye. You can also get gonorrhea from secondary contact. For example, if you have gonorrhea
and you touch the infected part with your hand you now have the disease on your hand if you
now touch your eye it is possible for you to get it in your eye. Symptoms are not always obvious.
It is possible to have gonorrhea and not have any symptoms. If symptoms do appear it will usually
take from one to two weeks for anything to appear. Some possible symptoms could be discharge
from the penis or vagina, the need to urinate often, burning or pain when urinating and in women
bleeding between
 Asoka Research Paper
Asoka: Ruthless conqueror Or Enlightened ruler? By:Monse Flores The Indian leader Asoka
Maurya, ruled the Mauryan empire 2,000 years ago. Asoka inherited his throne from his
grandfather, Chandragupta Maurya. He is loved in India today, but what about in e.268 BCE?
Was he adored or was he hated? Asoka helped spread one of the world s most popular religions,
Buddhism. But Asoka also had a dark side by starting war, being ill mannered, and being uncivil.
Historians have tried to answer this question, was Asoka a ruthless conqueror or an enlightened
ruler? Asoka never really had a light side. He had never liked to lose and when he did,there would be
serious repercussions. For example, he said The beloved of... Show more content on [Link]
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What Ahsoka doesn t take to realization is that he is held responsible for 300,000 deaths. They
all had died from battle,disease,hunger or they were either driven out of the [Link] day
Asoka took over a small part of the Kalingan land, to where it left the Kalingans cornered. The
geographic advantage Asoka s forces had were the boundaries, land and seacoast which left the
kalingans nowhere to [Link] shows he never was an enlightened ruler. Asoka has never felt
sympathy for his empire, why else would he push his soldiers to participate in war?His soldiers
have responsibilities and family. Asoka lost a total of 200,000 soldiers in the alinga war. But
knowing Asoka, he didn t care. He was just extatic over the land that he had taken over and didn t
care about the pain he had caused the kalingans..Adikhalamai or Cleopatra would ve been in
disbelief of the losses their empire [Link] total Asoka was held responsibe for 500,000 deaths!
Do I have to go
 Geographic Information System
The use of GIS and GPS to accurately predict catastrophic volcanic eruptions allows the ability to
notify people of lava flows, warn of eruption activities, and overall keep the losses to an extreme
low. The low number is achieved by the accuracy of both systems. What exactly is GIS?
Geographical Information System is the use of mapping the geography of a given area to gain
knowledge about it. To start mapping an area you first need a base map, this can be 2 dimensional
or even three dimensional. Once the base map is established, there is an endless amount of data
that can be used based upon the topic. This practice of using GIS originated in the 1960 s with a
nuclear arms program; now it is being used for multiple different reasons. One... Show more content
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The purpose of municipal boundaries allows for city planners to know what areas with the
highest population will be affected. Also, cities that have already been established can improve
safety areas for evacuation times. This will allow citizens the ability to gather their things and
move to safety by avoiding lava flow. These maps, when used correctly, will save numerous lives,
and save an incredible amount of money for cities and its citizens. Mount Pinatubo in the
Philippines is a prime example of the success of GIS technology. Mount Pinatubo erupted in
1991. While this eruption was catastrophic, there were thousands of lives, and millions of dollars
saved because of GIS. This was due to the ability of geologist seeing the warning signs of activity
which led them to start mapping areas that were going to be unsafe. Once the areas were mapped
the information was turned over to officials and the military, and evacuations were given out. The
areas that had a high chance of having rocks and other debris land were evacuated first as well as
the U.S. military moving to a safe location. This example shows exactly how knowing what areas
are going to be affected saves lives. While GIS is a great tool to be used to save lives when it is
paired up with GPS monitoring the usefulness of both is fully utilized. GPS or Global Positional
System is the use of satellites to determine the position of devices that can receive the
 My Current Position As An Area Commander For The Federal...
My current position as an Area Commander for the Federal Protective Service (FPS) is not without
its challenges. I am responsible for supervising eleven federal law enforcement officers to include
two K9 units and approximately forty five contracted protective security officers. As a team we
address securityrelated issues on a daily basis. Our position description encompasses two major
disciplines; the first is federal law enforcement and the second physical security. Both occupations
can be viewed as one, yet separate in their ever changing complexity of development. The greatest
challenges are staying up with the constant progression of technical advances in the way each vital
role is implemented. Combining two occupations into one job description can at times be
overwhelming.
Physical security can be very complex, as the evolution of technology changes on a daily basis. The
dual role concept is a dilemma that poses a constant struggle within the agency. The ability to
maintain consistency with technological advancements utilizing physical security practices of the
past is a significant challenge that FPS faces. Another area of concern is the complexity of security
and the deficiency of training. Advancements in technology necessitate training advancements. From
the initial understanding of basic alarm theory covering the simplistic concept and design of an
intrusion detection system (IDS), to a system that is virtually state of the art in capability and
technical
 Comparing Foucault And Panopticism
Panopticism Panopticism is a social theory named after the Panopticon, according to Foucault,
his describes a watch tower in a prison and he thinks Panopticism is how people act different
when they re being watched. Rayner perspective on Panopticism is how we can use social media
to our advantage. In this essay, I will analyze both Foucault and Rayner perspective on
Panopticism and will determine the rhetorical appeals of both writings. This is an example of
ethos because Generally speaking, it might be said that discipline are techniques for assuring the
ordering of human multiplicities. It is true that there is nothing exceptional or even characteristics
in this: every system or power or presented with the same problem ( Foucault, 2012, p. 207).
Foucault was a French historian and philosopher. He had a strong influence in philosophy, but also
in a wide range of humanistic and social scientific disciplines. Foucault was the philosopher who
created the term, Panopticism . This is an example of Logos because, In this task of adjustment,
discipline had to solve a number of problems for which the old economy of power was not
sufficiently equipped. It could reduce the inefficiency of mass phenomena: reduce what, in a
multiplicity, make it much less manageable than unity.... (Foucault, 2012, p. 208). He talks about the
watch towerin a prisonand they noticed when people are being watched from the watchtower, people
change their behavior. This is an example of of