Gun Ownership

Gun Ownership A well known fact, the United States of America is the largest private gun ownership in the world. The shooting happened frequently has caused wide public concern over the recent years. Nowadays, the gun ownership has been a hotly debated issue on all classes of society; even it has continued to spark national debate. Many people firmly believe they should be allowed to own a gun because guns can protect themselves and they have the right depend on the Declaration of independence.Other people in today’s society may think that gun ownership is necessary because of a few people living on hunting and gun culture of United State America. However according to the development of modern society, the gun ownership should be outlawed because it has not direct connection with the gun culture and it has being result in more and more crime and death, make a lot of irremediable damage to the innocent and guns become an unmanageable affair for the government, and it is not the only easy tool to protect themselves and hunting, but also a terrible lethal weapon to suicide and murder.A number of people insisted that they should be allowed to own a gun because America has a tradition of national gun ownership and use dating to the nation’s origins. In 1970, an articleAmerica as a Gun Culture was wrote by the noted historian Richard Hofstadter. He used the short phrase to describe America's long-held affection for guns, embracing and celebrating the association of guns and America's heritage. The people of a pro-gun culture believe that it is fanciful to imagine that guns will ever disappear from America and guns deeply embedded in its history and its culture.Guns are not the only tool of self-protection, but also a kind of culture. â€Å"The American gun culture as it exists today is founded on three factors: the proliferation of firearms since the earliest days of the nation, the connection between personal ownership of weapons and the country's rev olutionary and frontier history, and the cultural mythology regarding the gun in the frontier and in modern life. †(Spitzer, Robert J1). â€Å"Two elements of the modern American gun culture have survived since the earliest days of the country; the hunting/sporting ethos and the militia/frontier ethos. (Spitzer, Robert J3). Obviously, gun culture is a part of American culture, and it is a very important part. They have never imagined they will give up their culture of gun and the gun ownership. Although the United States of America has a tradition of national gun ownership and use dating to the nation’s origins, the gun ownership should be outlawed because the gun culture has no direct connection with gun ownership, and people can keep the gun culture in the place of public entertainment. Every country has own culture, however a few bad cultural should be abandoned and keep the good ones.Think about it. Every people knows what will happen if everyone has a gun in the w orld. There are endless wars, countless death and dislocated society if everyone has a gun. At that time, any people and any organization all have no power to stop these bad things. The life of people is more important than the gun culture, though culture and history of countries are important for human beings. In my opinion, People can enjoy the games of guns, and they will make more friends whom also like playing guns in the club of guns although they have no private gun.With this way, American also can keep their gun culture and gun original. For this point, the gun ownership is not necessary for people. A few people think they should be allowed to own a gun because they some people hunt wild animals for the basic survival demands in the world. When America was an agrarian nation in which hunting was a valuable source of supplying food for settlers, guns were a means of protection from animal predators, and the market for furs could provide a source of income.Also, hunting as an interesting to a few people, they enjoy this activity of outdoor. For the others, they live in wild and far away from the big city and the crowd. They live on hunting, and they are unable to survive without guns in the wild and forest. So they think the gun is a necessary tool for some people. The gun ownership is direct connection with the people who hunt wild animals for the basic survival demands despite the fact that some human feel that a few people live on hunting because it does not means that gun is the only one tool to keep their living.This kind of people is small, and do not give up the interests of the most people because the interests of a small number of people. The people who hunt wild animals for the basic survival demands are less than offenders who buy the guns and other weapons through legitimate channels but do some illegal things. In order to rule out these bad conditions, the gun ownership should be outlaw. For these people who living on hunting, the government can help them with other better ways. The government of nation forbids hunting and kills wild animals because many animal species are endangered.Uncontrolled hunting will result in destroy of ecological balance and lead to threaten human beings. A majority of Americans strongly believe the gun ownership should not be outlawed because the constitution ensures their right to own a gun in United States. Many legal experts, politicians and historians maintained that the Declaration of independence and the Constitution of the United State provide the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. â€Å"In District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U. S. 70 (2008), the Supreme Court of the United States held that the Second Amendment protects the right of an individual to own a firearm for the purposes of self defense within the home, while at the same time reaffirming the constitutionality of a wide range of long standing gun control laws. † (Adam Winkler 1). Over yea rs, the National Rifle Association has headed off most attempts to restrict gun ownership, insisting that the freedom to own gun is the people only against oppressivegovernment. â€Å"Guns do not kill people,† they say. People kill people†. The shooting events have nothing to do with the gun ownership, instead of somebody who tyrannous and cold-blooded. The Declaration of independence and the Constitution of the United State provide the right of the people to own guns. However, I still believe that the notion above is dangerous for the innocent because it is an unmanageable affair for the government and increasingly difficult to protect citizens from danger. It is so hard to hold the balance point between the right of keep guns and the life of people.That is why the shootings were continually happened to innocent people in the Unites State of America. In the United Kingdom firearms are tightly controlled by law, and there is little political debate and no strong public opposition to control. The United Kingdom had one of the lowest rates of gun homicides in the world since gun control legislation became stricter in the late twentieth century. In England & Wales in 2009 there were 0. 073 recorded intentional homicides committed with a firearm per 100,000 inhabitants; for comparison, the figure for the United States was 3. , about 40 times higher(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime). Since the United Kingdom had stopped the right of keep and bear guns, the shooting events and crime has greatly decreased. The shooting events continue to be a big problem in the United States of America because guns are difficult affairs to manage and increasingly degree of difficulty of social security for the government. Therefore, the gun ownership should be outlaw to maintain social stability. Some people support gun ownership is necessary for them because they think it for personal self-protection in the home.They think that they protect themselves from harm with guns when they are in dangerous. It cannot be ignored the fact that people are more likely to be attacked if they do not have a weapon on their person. They have no any ability to protect themselves if they have no guns while their life and property are threatened. Victims who defended themselves with guns were less likely to report being injured than those who either defended themselves by other means or took no self-protective measures at all. And they have a pretty well reason to support their opinion which is â€Å"when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns†.They mean that they would be more dangerous whether the guns ownership is outlawed and the gun is an effective method to protect them. Although the gun is an effective tool to protect their family and property, people cannot ignore that the effective tool is also the most dangerous tool because it is an easy way to suicide and murder. Some abnormal killer shot with the innocent to vent the anger and depr essed of the hearts. The studies have shown that gun kept in the home for â€Å"protection† is 22 times more likely to be used on a family member than an intruder.The original intention of gun ownership was to provide a method for self-protection. However, following up later is crazy shooting and death to innocent victims, which is the exact opposite of the original intention. With the mortality rate of shooting increasing, people be allowed to own a gun should be outlawed. There were a few shooting that the shooting of movie theatre, Empire state building shooting and so on. It is with these happened terrible shooting in people’s minds that they often buy guns because they feel afraid they might become victims of a crime.John Donohue of Stanford University said, â€Å"Criminals are more likely to use a gun if prospective victims are carrying guns,† that creating a vicious cycle. With all these guns so easily available, is it any wonder that so many people are d ying. Also, some people attempt to end their trouble of life by suicide with guns. Over 30,000 Americans are killed by guns, slightly over half in suicide every year. Every day, twelve children in the United Stated die in gunfire (Deborah White 1). These casualties bring human beings great pain of spirit, especially for the family of victim.Nothing can mend their hearts, though, times. On this point, the gun ownership should be outlawed in order to avoid with the serious shooting happen to innocent people and pure children. In conclusion, the law on the limitation of guns can greatly reduce the rate of death and crime. Although gun culture is a very important for Americans and people have right to keep and own guns, the gun ownership has not direct connection with the gun culture and guns have become a big problem which is hardly managed by the government.Perhaps there are a few people living on hunting by guns and it is a tool to self-protection, however it is not the only method t o protect themselves and way of survival. On the contrary, the gun is a terrible lethal weapon to suicide and murder. That is why guns make a lot of irremediable damage to the innocent. The gun ownership should be outlawed because only in this way can reduce the rate of crime and death. Cited work 1. Spitzer, Robert J. : The Politics of Gun Control, Chapter 1. Chatham House Publishers, 1995. Web. Sep 25, 2012 2. Linder, Doug (2008). â€Å"DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, et al. , PETITIONERS v. DICK ANTHONY HELLER†.Exploring Constitutional Law. University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School. Retrieved 2008-07-26. Web. Sep 25, 2012 3. Adam Winkler. â€Å"Shooting Blanks. † The daily Beast. Mar 3, 2010. Web. Sep 25, 2012 http://www. thedailybeast. com/articles/2010/03/03/shooting-blanks. html 4. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. Homicides Statistics- Homicides by firearm. Oct, 2009. Print. Sep 27, 2012 5. Deborah White. â€Å"Pros & Cons of Gun Ownership & Use Laws for Indi viduals. † About. com US Liberal Politics. Mar 6, 2007. Web. Sep 25, 2012 http://usliberals. about. com/od/patriotactcivilrights/i/ProConGunLaws_2. htm

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IMMANUEL KANT’S THEORY Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) discussed many ethical systems and reasonings. Some were based on a belief that the reason is the final authority for morality. In Kant's eyes, reason is directly correlated with morals and ideals. Actions of any sort, he believed, must be undertaken from a sense of duty dictated by reason, and no action performed for appropriateness or solely in obedience to law or custom can be regarded as moral. A moral act is an act done for the â€Å"right† reasons. Kant would argue that to make a promise for the wrong reason is not moral you might as well not make the promise.You must follow a certain code in order to find truth behind your actions. Kant believed that you should treat everyone with value, dignity, and respect. Our reasoning ability will always allow us to know what our duty is. Kant described two types of common commands given by reason: the hypothetical imperative, which dictates a given course of action to reach a specific end; and the categorical imperative, which dictates a course of action that must be followed because of its rightness and necessity.The categorical imperative is the basis of morality and was stated by Kant in these words: â€Å"Act as if the maxim of your action were to become through your will and general natural law. † Therefore, before proceeding to act, we must decide what rule we need to follow if we were to act, whether we are willing for that rule to be followed by everyone all over. Kant believes that moral rules have no exceptions. It is wrong to kill in all situations, even those of self-defense. This belief comes from the Universal Law theory.Since we would never want murder to become a universal law, then it has to be not moral at all. Kant believes killing could never be universal, therefore it is wrong in each and every situation. There are never any extenuating circumstances, such as self-defense. I believe Kant is right in making certain moral and e thical codes exempt from being a universal law because there shouldn't be different rules for different laws. The rules and laws should apply to every situation. An act is either wrong or right, based on his universality law.For example, giving money to a homeless person just to get him/her to leave you alone would be judged not moral by Kant because it was done for the wrong reason. With Kants belief in mind; if the consequence of immoral behavior were dealt with in a legal structure, people would be prosecuted for â€Å"EVERYTHING† since there are no extenuating circumstances. Kant's categorical imperative is a tri-dynamic statement of philosophical thought:(1) â€Å"So act that the maxim of you could always hold at the same time as a principle establishing universal law. (2) â€Å"Act so as to treat humanity, whether in your own person in that of another, always as an end and never as a means only. ‘(3) â€Å"Act according to the maxims if a universally legislativ e member of a merely potential kingdom of ends. † In other words, Kant argues that particular action requires conscious thought of the rule governing the action. Whether if everyone should follow that rule, and if the rule is acceptable for universal action, it should be adopted. If the rule is unacceptable, then it should be rejected.In order to understand whether or not an action follows Kant's â€Å"categorical imperative,† we must prescribe those norms that we wish to be universal laws. We must make the judgment on whether or not universal ethics is possible. I believe that a bit of universality exists throughout the world; don't kill your neighbor, be kind to others, do not steal, etc. yet, individual perception of the world by people prevents the possibility of an all-encompassing universal code of ethics. I believe along with Kant that we should develop a friendship and code to help our fellow man.We all have a duty to treat others the way we want to be treated. The one thing I disagree with is that we should not be punished for doing good deeds to those even though we might find ourselves backed into a corner when dealing with these individual problems. Overall dealing with Kant's theory everyone should be truthful and abide by the universal code. We should follow his theory in treating everyone with value, dignity, and respect. Even though everyone should help others, I believe in some situations people have to be persuaded to help even though this goes against Kant's beliefs. Kant IMMANUEL KANT’S THEORY Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) discussed many ethical systems and reasonings. Some were based on a belief that the reason is the final authority for morality. In Kant's eyes, reason is directly correlated with morals and ideals. Actions of any sort, he believed, must be undertaken from a sense of duty dictated by reason, and no action performed for appropriateness or solely in obedience to law or custom can be regarded as moral. A moral act is an act done for the â€Å"right† reasons. Kant would argue that to make a promise for the wrong reason is not moral you might as well not make the promise.You must follow a certain code in order to find truth behind your actions. Kant believed that you should treat everyone with value, dignity, and respect. Our reasoning ability will always allow us to know what our duty is. Kant described two types of common commands given by reason: the hypothetical imperative, which dictates a given course of action to reach a specific end; and the categorical imperative, which dictates a course of action that must be followed because of its rightness and necessity.The categorical imperative is the basis of morality and was stated by Kant in these words: â€Å"Act as if the maxim of your action were to become through your will and general natural law. † Therefore, before proceeding to act, we must decide what rule we need to follow if we were to act, whether we are willing for that rule to be followed by everyone all over. Kant believes that moral rules have no exceptions. It is wrong to kill in all situations, even those of self-defense. This belief comes from the Universal Law theory.Since we would never want murder to become a universal law, then it has to be not moral at all. Kant believes killing could never be universal, therefore it is wrong in each and every situation. There are never any extenuating circumstances, such as self-defense. I believe Kant is right in making certain moral and e thical codes exempt from being a universal law because there shouldn't be different rules for different laws. The rules and laws should apply to every situation. An act is either wrong or right, based on his universality law.For example, giving money to a homeless person just to get him/her to leave you alone would be judged not moral by Kant because it was done for the wrong reason. With Kants belief in mind; if the consequence of immoral behavior were dealt with in a legal structure, people would be prosecuted for â€Å"EVERYTHING† since there are no extenuating circumstances. Kant's categorical imperative is a tri-dynamic statement of philosophical thought:(1) â€Å"So act that the maxim of you could always hold at the same time as a principle establishing universal law. (2) â€Å"Act so as to treat humanity, whether in your own person in that of another, always as an end and never as a means only. ‘(3) â€Å"Act according to the maxims if a universally legislativ e member of a merely potential kingdom of ends. † In other words, Kant argues that particular action requires conscious thought of the rule governing the action. Whether if everyone should follow that rule, and if the rule is acceptable for universal action, it should be adopted. If the rule is unacceptable, then it should be rejected.In order to understand whether or not an action follows Kant's â€Å"categorical imperative,† we must prescribe those norms that we wish to be universal laws. We must make the judgment on whether or not universal ethics is possible. I believe that a bit of universality exists throughout the world; don't kill your neighbor, be kind to others, do not steal, etc. yet, individual perception of the world by people prevents the possibility of an all-encompassing universal code of ethics. I believe along with Kant that we should develop a friendship and code to help our fellow man.We all have a duty to treat others the way we want to be treated. The one thing I disagree with is that we should not be punished for doing good deeds to those even though we might find ourselves backed into a corner when dealing with these individual problems. Overall dealing with Kant's theory everyone should be truthful and abide by the universal code. We should follow his theory in treating everyone with value, dignity, and respect. Even though everyone should help others, I believe in some situations people have to be persuaded to help even though this goes against Kant's beliefs.

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Sampling assignment - Essay Example nd-picked to constitute a team of 20 students without condition or any other consideration (be it a student of any level, of any particular gender or age). The result of the average of the sample in comparison with the population is showing a relative large deviation since the first sample is just a mere representation of the whole population constituting 20% of the whole population in general. Another aspect of the big deviation is the existence of extreme values within the first sample for instance while student ID no. 1 has zero days for being absent, the student ID no. 7 has 13 days of absenteeism. The second sample of this sampling technique is categorically picked on the basis of gender. The technique seeks to investigate the difference created as a result of the school attendance among the boy-child vis a vis the girl-child. This second sample particularly check the absenteeism rate across the whole school for the girl-child gender. The list of the 20 students randomly picked from the whole population of the 100 students are as stated in correspondence with their ID numbers and the number of days a student has been absent from school over the period. The positive deviation felt in the second sample as compared to the population average is as a result of reduction in sample space from 100 to 20 students for the sampling purposes. The average rate of absenteeism among the girls is slightly higher than the average population average, showing absenteeism is higher among girl-child in school. The third sample of this sampling technique entails the 20 boys among the 100 students population. This sample randomly picks at student from any grade, any age as long as he is a boy-child for this sampling purpose. Their ID numbers are recorded alongside their respective number of days one has been absent from school as follows: The average rate of absenteeism among the boys in the school is slightly above the average rate of absenteeism in the general population of

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Risk Management Essay This is a report from a member of the finance, audit and risk management (FARM) Committee. I am currently the assistant manager of the flagship store in Queen Street, Brisbane, and have been given the opportunity to manage the new store in Toowoomba. There are some information about the risk manage of the new store. a. Scope: MacVille recognizes that risk management is an essential component of good management practice and is committed to ensuring the implementation of risk management processes that focus on the proactive management of risks across the organization. MacVille is committed to achieving its vision, business objectives and quality objectives by the proactive management of risk at all levels of the organization. b. Goals: MacVille aims to deliver our valued customers the very best cafe-going experience. In three years, the business will have established a presence across the Queensland and NSW, with the opening of additional cafes. c. Analysis: to thoroughly identify risks, we must examine the external environment surrounding an organization. This includes the political, economic, social, legal, and technological factors affecting the business. d. Research: As part of their overall strategy in the Australian beverage market, MacVille Pty Ltd have developed a chain of cafes in the Central Business District (CBD) of Brisbane, Queensland and the CBD of Sydney, NSW. The board of directors has made the decision to expand their operations in Queensland with the purchase and re-branding of the existing Hurley’s cafe in Toowoomba, 130km west of Brisbane. e. Describe: By way of background, MacVille has agreed to employ all existing staff on three months probation. The current supervisor James Mansfield, has been offered the position of 2nd in charge and he has accepted. While settlement on the purchase of the business is not for another few weeks, the seller has agreed to grant us full access to the store’s operational processes and store information. I will liaise weekly with the Finance, Audit and Risk Management (FARM) Committee here at head office concerning the marketing, finance and store management functions that you are investigating. I will set up a regular meeting for you. Head office has a report on a similar expansion conducted by the NSW team and I hope you may help me in my research. You may need to review other statistical information and engage specialists to help you with your investigation. The legal firm Goldsmith  Partners are advising MacVille on the Hurley cafe acquisition and would be available to help you with legal or any compliance issues. The landlord of the shop in Toowoomba, Ron Langford, is also a local councillor and has offered his assistance in getting established in Toowoomba. He has offered his email address for correspondence.

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Sop for Commerce Essay I Priyesh Kulkarni completed my Graduation in Bachelor of Commerce (Honors Course) in It taught me how to manage financial affairs, prepare balance sheets, etc. I liked the commerce field so I decided to do masters in that field. In I completed my Masters degree in Commerce. While doing the masters degree I joined our own finance company where my work was totally related to the finance field. Along with that I did Post Graduate Diploma in Management, again specializing in Finance and completed it in While doing the job I thought about getting some acquaintance with the computers so I did Advanced PC Applications from NIIT in and a training program from Indira Gandhi National Open University in C, C++ and JAVA in I am an Oracle Certified Professional (OCP), the certificate provided by Oracle Corporation, USA. I did 2 projects in oracle. One was about Banking System and the second was about the Super Market. The Banking system was small software that handled all the transactions regarding bank, which provides the account holder information, and handling day-to-day transactions. This software automatically updates the account holder’s account mentioning the current balance in his account. The super market was sophisticated software, which stored the information regarding customer, products, vendors and credit card. This software also generated various bills like invoicing bill, receipt bill and customer payment bill. After doing these many courses and 2 projects in computers I found that my interest towards computers has increased further. Moreover, now in every industry knowledge about IT is required. So I discovered that either I have the option to do Masters in Computer Applications (MCA) from India itself or go outside India to get a good Masters degree in computers. As in India, MCA is for three years, which I thought, is not feasible for me. So I decided for the second option i. e. doing MS in Computer Science from USA, which is a two year course. Further, MS in computer science is a professional degree worldwide and it will be easier for me to fulfill my dreams of becoming a software professional and getting a good job in India. Moreover, by doing this course from USA I will get an international l exposure and it will also enhance my overall personal development.

How to Have a Good Golf Game

How to Have a Good Golf Game Golf is much more than just hitting the ball, finding it and hitting it again. It is a constant learning process with unforgettable experiences. Golf offers you independence, but ultimately it always comes down to how well you know your limitations and the confidence you have in your ability. You must have the heart and head to play and the courage to accept the consequences. There are no shortcuts. Although there are many factors that contribute to success, golf requires patience and practice, as there is no comfort zone. Patience and practice pay off. Golf is a never-ending journey full of learning and discovery. Golf is a tough sport. You are going to need to work on and try to perfect your technical skills. To become a professional golfer, you can start at any age. As long as you have passion to play the game, you can fulfill your dreams (Wright 4). The good news is that anyone has a shot at becoming a pro golfer. The bad news is that the game is extremely difficult to play at a professional level and the competition is fierce. To become a professional golfer requires putting in hours of practice. A young golfer should start playing on various local courses on a regular basis. One needs to take golf lessons and a have a teacher analyze their form and give them pointers for improvement. According to Wright a lot of players accept the idea that they will have good days and bad days on the greens and therefore dont work at it. In fact, study and practice produces results (*). There is, and always will be, room for improvement. You also need to develop the appropriate mental and physical traits (10). You must practice the game every day and devote a lot of time to it. The golf swing will always be a work in progress regardless of how good it is. The goal is to be your best every day. Once you start feeling confident in your golf game, it is time to get out there and compete. To further your golf game, you should consider going to a golf school. If you are in high school, see if there is a school golf team or club to join. To see how you stack up against the competition, you can enter amateur events. Check with your local golf courses for more information about amateur events coming to your area (Keough42). In amateur events, you can play against other golf amateurs. By doing well in some amateur events, that can give you the needed confidence to take your dreams to the next level. The first steps towards playing against the pros are beating fellow amateurs (44). Start by playing tournaments at your local golf courses, then state and national junior events. Success in those events leads to recognition for college scholarships, and so can good high school golf credentials be a very important factor. Of all the many factors opening the door to golf, college golf is a terrific developmental ground. Robert, Bell, a student at the University of Minnesota, started his college golf career with this Division I School. After visiting the campus and seeing the training facilities, I found that they had the program to best fit my needs. It can have an enormous impact on a golfers career since you do not have to pay to play golf, and you do not have to pay for lessons at the driving range. You also get regular practice time with your team, access to weight training and the opportunity to compete at a high level. Many professional golfers matured at the college level, on their schools dime. Even Tiger spent two years at Stanford (Elling 15). If you do not play college golf, you can still refine your skills at the amateur level and prepare to turn professional. The technical skills are important to making it on the PGA, but what separates the best is the mental side of the game (Green 21). I f you are a golfer who loves the challenge and has the ability for making big shots in tournament play, you might have the tools to make it. If you play this game long enough, eventually you will face some challenges. It is how you handle those challenges that will define who you are as a competitor. One of the biggest things to do is when you feel you are well above and beyond your amateur competition, is to go to Qualifying School. When starting out on a career to become a professional golfer, every golfers dream of success. The vision may be clear, but without a plan it is just a dream. Becoming a PGA Tour Golfer does not necessarily required going to college of winning past tournaments. What you must do however is qualify. Each year there is what is called Qualifying School that covers six grueling rounds of tournament style golf where only a small number of players make it to the tour (Duunbar 19). Anyone can go for it, but it is extremely difficult. According to Dunbar The only other way to qualify for the tour without going to Qualifying School is through special exemptions (21). Each tournament has a committee that set aside a few special exemptions for players they would like to attend their tournament. One final avenue to becoming a professional PGA golfer is known as t he Club Professional. Each course around the country has a resident Professional. Gaining membership to this section of the PGA is done through apprentice program. A golfer must work under an established golf professional. Over time, and after fulfilling certain requirements, a player is recognized as a Golf Professional as well. Qualifying School is held every year by the PGA Tour and allows amateurs to compete for a post on the pro tour (25). When you continue to have success against top amateurs, this gives you the opportunity to explore your professional options. At this point, finding sponsorship support becomes very important, because breaking into professional golf is very expensive. When you feel ready to take your game to the professional level, you should begin the process of getting your PGA Tour card. Once you register with the PGA Tour and pay the registration fee, you begin the qualifying process. About 1% of the people who register for a PGA Tour card get a card each year (Forsyth 39). It is a long and difficult process. You have to finish at the top of various events over the course of months. Mr. Forsyth points out that, it takes most people multiple attempts, if ever, to get onto the PGGA tour (41). Even after obtaining your PGA Tour card there is no guarantee you will remain on the tour. Each year requires you to play well enough to keep your PGA Tour card. There are various ways to retain your card, such as being in the top 120 players or finishing in the top ten in a major (42). One of the major rewards of the game is that ev ery round begins with a new scorecard. Every time you walk onto the course, you play with the thought that this is your day to be the champion. With all the benefits of this career, it is clear why professional golfers say, Play golf for a living and never work a day in your life. (44). Golf is one of the few professional sports where you can control your own future. Even if there are no educational requirements, it would still be best if you finish a degree in college so that you have some sort of back up if you do not make it on the tour. To be a Golf Professional will surely take a lot of hard work. Some golfers believe that you must have some sort of natural talent to have chance of becoming a pro. In a book called The Golfers Mind Dr. Bob Rotella states, if becoming an expert means joining the PGA Tour then it is believed that a very minute percentage of us will actually make it, no matter how many hours it is. This side of the issue believes that while most PGA pros have spent the better part of their lives playing golf, they still possess an underlying talent that separates them from the rest of the pack. For every guy on tour there are probably 50 guys that did the same thing growing up but did not have the talent to take it to the next level (Sotzek 112). According to Sotzek, it comes down to the fact that talent by itself can be wasted without practice, work ethic, and desire, but at the same time desire, practice, and work ethic are all pretty useless without some natural talent (114). While most professional athletes have a great work ethic, it is still their natural ta lent that gets them to the top of their game. The opposing views of the natural talent argument by Dr. Bob Rotella states that is an excuse for those that lack drive, motivation, mental fortitude, dedication and the ability to sacrifice. All of these things can be learned and for many professional athletes are learned at an early age so it appears to be natural ability (27). If you read any story about a top golfer, you will realize that they spent the majority of their life practicing their skills because they thrive on competition. That is the sacrifice you have to make. So after all is said, both sides of this argument agree on is that golf is a game that cannot be mastered. Most golfers continue to play because of the love of a challenge. Playing great golf is much more than developing solid fundamentals and sound technique. It is about keeping all things perspective. A lot of players accept that idea that they will have good days and bad days on the golf course and therefore they do not work at it. In fact, study and practice produces results. The golf swing will always be a work in progress regardless of how good you are. The goal is to have a swing that is sound and works with every club in your set and holds up under pressure. The true essence of golf is capitalizing on opportunities and minimizing mistakes. It is a thinking mans game t o a great degree. Every shot is your responsibility. As long as you have the passion for the game, you can fulfill your dreams. Dreams do come true. If you do become a professional golfer, you will have a chance to earn big money and at the same time, play the sport you really love. If you do not like to work inside and if you love the outdoors, you will surely enjoy this kind of p rofession. Often times, you will also be traveling from one place to another together with your competitors sand so you can also gain many friends. Many young golfers set their hearts on playing on tour, but plenty of other opportunities exist in professional golf far beyond the golf course. PGA professionals are top class players but are also experts in other areas of the golf industry form running golf courses, to coaching and teaching. Becoming a professional golfer is a full-time job that requires commitment and love for the game. A golfer can become mentally tougher by learning from past experiences, because the game is a constant learning process. The approach to achieving a golf goal is to formulate a game plan and proceed systematically. Along the way, there is a need to assess and reassess strengths and weaknesses honestly. It takes time and effort to pursue a career on the PGA Tour, but the end result will be worth it.

Comparing Lamb to the Slaughter and the Speckled Band :: Lamb Band Slaughter compare Contrast Essays

Comparing Lamb to the Slaughter and the Speckled Band In this essay i am going to compare two short stories, and see if they are traditional murder mystery stories. I want to see if the stories also follow the conventions of a murder mystery story. One story is called 'Lamb to the Slaughter' and the other is 'The Speckled Band'. The story 'Lamb to the Slaughter' ('LTS') was written in 1954, which is over sixty years ago. 'The Speckled Band' ('TSB') was written in 1892. Roald Dahl wrote the story 'LTS'. This story does not follow the conventions of a murder mystery story. Arthur Conan Doyle wrote 'TSB'. This is a murder mystery story. It follows the basic conventions of murder mysteries. I will try to show the differences between the two stories, and show how the stories have different genres. Genre is a type. Geenre is a french word which means Type. Many things have genres. Things we use to entertain ourselfs with, or pass time with, have a genre. For example, films, music, books, games and many other things have genres. Genre is important because it lets people know what they are doing. If someone is watching a film they would wnt to know what genre it is. It could be a horror,thriller, comedy or anything else. So this helps them to know what type of film they are watching, but it would not give away any part of the film. Genre is useful for writers, film makers or artists. They would know what area to target, and they can make money. I am trying to find out if these two stories, 'LTS' and 'TSB', are murder mysery stories. Murder mysteries have conventions. They are basic requirments and these are: -The Detective is the main focus -The reader/viewer (if a film) is set a challenge or challanges -Usually set ater the murder -Gradually builds tention -Denoment (crime is solved) Ending -Then ending has a moral Every murder mystery has a basic story line and must have most of the conventions to fit the genre. In 'LTS' Mrs Maloney is portrayed as a normal wife. She is not presented as a murderer. At the beginning of the story it said she "...glance up at the clock" and "...was waiting for her husband." When he came back home she "Took his coat." She then "Walked over and made the drinks." This is what any normal wife would do. She then asked, "Shall i get your slippers?" and she wanted to make him some dinner. She appears as though she is a loving caring wife. She does not look like a suspect for any type of

Use of Cellular Phones While Driving Essay -- Telephones Communication

Use of Cellular Phones While Driving Cellular phone is a wireless and hand-held device that is well known to the public. It is very common to have a cellular phone now a day since cell phone was introduced to the United States in 1983. According to the wireless industryfs trade association, Cellular Communications & Internet Association, there are over 135 million subscribers in the United States at the time of this writing. It estimates that there will be over 200 million cellular phone subscribers in world wide by the year of 2005. The use of cellular phone has skyrocketed since low-price phones and services plans became widely available to the general public in the recent years. As cellular phone is getting more and more popular among us, the way of how people communicate has been changed quite a bit. This increase of cell phone users has been accompanied by an increase in the number of people talking on the phone concurrently with driving. For instance, according to David Strayer and William Johnston, recent surveys indicate that 85% of cell phone owners use their phone at least occasionally while driving, and 27% report using their phones on half of their trips. Is it dangerous to talk on a cellular phone when someone is driving? This issue is still being debated all over the world. We all have seen people talking on their cell phone and driving at the same time. Can they really do that talking in the phone and being concentrated on driving? Can a phone conversation be dangerous while driving? There are some governments looking at this safety problem and some of governments even have set some restrictions to use cell phone as driving. According to Tenisha Mercer, Brooklyn Heights, Ohio, was the fi... ... his/her hands widely, s/he is not drunk but talking on a cell phone. l You never take your eyes off the road to dial or answer your cellular phone when driving. l Donft talk on your cellular phone when you are on the road unless there is an emergency occurred. Turn off your phone when you are in your car if it is possible. References: David L. Strayer and William A. Johnston (2001). Driven to Distraction: Dual-Task Studies of Simulated Driving and Conversing on a Cellular Telephone Psychological Science, Nov2001, Vol. 12 Issue 6, p462 http://www.womanmotorist.com/ftrs/tm-cell-phones-and-driving-2k1-01.shtml 2/19/2003 http://www.mrtraffic.com/cellular.htm 2/19/2003 http://www.wave-guide.org/archives/emf-l/Jul2000/Use-of-cellular-phone-while-driving-- a-columnist--eats-crow--.html Use of Cellular Phones While Driving Essay -- Telephones Communication Use of Cellular Phones While Driving Cellular phone is a wireless and hand-held device that is well known to the public. It is very common to have a cellular phone now a day since cell phone was introduced to the United States in 1983. According to the wireless industryfs trade association, Cellular Communications & Internet Association, there are over 135 million subscribers in the United States at the time of this writing. It estimates that there will be over 200 million cellular phone subscribers in world wide by the year of 2005. The use of cellular phone has skyrocketed since low-price phones and services plans became widely available to the general public in the recent years. As cellular phone is getting more and more popular among us, the way of how people communicate has been changed quite a bit. This increase of cell phone users has been accompanied by an increase in the number of people talking on the phone concurrently with driving. For instance, according to David Strayer and William Johnston, recent surveys indicate that 85% of cell phone owners use their phone at least occasionally while driving, and 27% report using their phones on half of their trips. Is it dangerous to talk on a cellular phone when someone is driving? This issue is still being debated all over the world. We all have seen people talking on their cell phone and driving at the same time. Can they really do that talking in the phone and being concentrated on driving? Can a phone conversation be dangerous while driving? There are some governments looking at this safety problem and some of governments even have set some restrictions to use cell phone as driving. According to Tenisha Mercer, Brooklyn Heights, Ohio, was the fi... ... his/her hands widely, s/he is not drunk but talking on a cell phone. l You never take your eyes off the road to dial or answer your cellular phone when driving. l Donft talk on your cellular phone when you are on the road unless there is an emergency occurred. Turn off your phone when you are in your car if it is possible. References: David L. Strayer and William A. Johnston (2001). Driven to Distraction: Dual-Task Studies of Simulated Driving and Conversing on a Cellular Telephone Psychological Science, Nov2001, Vol. 12 Issue 6, p462 http://www.womanmotorist.com/ftrs/tm-cell-phones-and-driving-2k1-01.shtml 2/19/2003 http://www.mrtraffic.com/cellular.htm 2/19/2003 http://www.wave-guide.org/archives/emf-l/Jul2000/Use-of-cellular-phone-while-driving-- a-columnist--eats-crow--.html

Maya Angelou :: essays research papers

Collective Soul and Maya Angelou Collective Soul, a 90’s based rock band, and the famously known poet Maya Angelou, have a statement to make on their thoughts and feelings. They are expressed in two different forms of poetry. Maya Angelou express them in contemporary poetry, while the rock group Collective Soul adds rhythm and a impressive beat to their lyrics. Both of these forms of poetry are very strong at getting their point across to their audience that is very attracted to their work. Both Maya Angelou and Collective Soul share the hardships and oppression that has been bestowed upon their life’s, and other human beings. Maya Angelou’s poem Still I Rise and Collective Soul’s song December, show the effects on an individual through positive and negative means of expression.   Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚  Ã‚   Maya Angelou and Collective Soul’s poetry are similar in some ways when broken down correctly. Collective Soul writes “ why drink the water from my hand? Contagious as you think I am'; reflects the same ideas that Maya Angelou shares when She says, “Does my sassiness upset you? Why are you beset with gloom'; These two parts of their writings are asking a similar question. Why do you choose to seclude me from you’re world am I something you wouldn’t expect from another human? “Don’t scream about don’t think aloud turn your head now baby just spit me out don’t worry about don’t speak of doubt turn your head now baby just spit me out.'; This is a complex way saying why is you disrespected me because you can’t stand the way that I am. Just walk all over me treat me different act as if I’m a piece of crap. What good does it do for you by bringing me down? I think this is the question Collective soul is asking the person or group of people who are setting out to bring him down. Maya Angelou asks a similar question when she writes, “Does my haughtiness offend you?'; “Don’t you take it awful hard cause I laugh like I’ve got diamonds at the meeting of my thighs.'; This question is being asked to her opponent that chooses to treat her differently just like what collective Soul is asking in their song. In my opinion they are asking their enemies, why do you do this to me? What have I done to make you so awful mad, that you go out of your way to bring me down?

Computer Program and Level Exam Essay

Introduction: Goal of the report Goal of the project Preview of methods and results Methods: Steps you took or actions you did Results: Tell what you discovered in a table or a graph Discussion: Significance of what you found out Recommendations Goals achieved or not Questions raised SESSION ABOUT NAVIGATING THE INTERNET IMRD REPORT The goal of this IMRD report is to describe what I have learned in the session about using the Preimavera program. The goal of this project was to learn how to plan a project from its beginning to the end using a computer program. This report will inform the reader of the methods used, results reached and goals achieved. Methods: Level exam The level exam is basically an exam to know how good your computer skills like sending data through the internet. It’s a simple exam but it is necessary. Theoretical method The first three sessions are mainly theoretical sessions. Where you learn how to plan a project manually without the computer program by using node diagrams and other planning methods Practical method The rest of the sessions are practical sessions where the teacher explains how to operate the program and gives you a small project to plan and helps you master it. Final test The last step is the test you take where you plan a whole project and according to the result you get a certificate that you have mastered the preimavera. Results: Results| Methods| I knew that I was qualified for this course| Level exam| I learned how to plan a project without a computer program| Theoretical method| I learned how to operate the program| Practical method| To get a certificate that I mastered the preimavera| Final test| Discussion: The results above show that I have met my goal for learning how to work on Preimavera program, and I found out that anyone could learn how to use this program, and I still have to learn other planning programs like CANDY. I recommend ZODIAC center for learning computer programs.

Management and Team Essay

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Recognising, at supervisions and team meetings, each one-on-ones strengths modifys the team to have some(prenominal) sides to use and in turn enhances performance.Managed contravention is essential to effective team performance as it stops issues and problems from being ignored. It is a safe and positive way to put in problems and bring out newborn ideas in order to solve and put at ease any members of the team impact by this meshing. It gives team members a disaster to be heard and a tooth root sought in order to hold spine the team the best that it john be. overconfident atmosphere People who are expert in their work have been proven to be more productive than those who hate their position and so positivity is a must at all multiplication within a team. Cooperative relationships An effective team gets along well and takes knowledge from co workers to improve the things they are little able to do alone. It has been proven that optimal team performance is achieved by team members who get along with each other. Participative take An effective team with have leadinghip who are good role models.The attracters allow for be involved in the same type of work as all team members on mapping and s how that they themselves drop and allow work as break apart of the team, even if they are at the top. It has been scripted that it should be rocky to identify the leader in effective teams upon observation. (Bruce Tuckman 1965) states that the best way to gain effective team performance is to follow his conjecture of Forming, Storming, Norming and performing. Follo progressg his theory tool is definitely a way forward and shows light upon features of effective team performance. When each grade is followed , a team should reach supreme performance quickly and with ease. (www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_86.htm) To restart the features of effective team performance are to have a happy lettered team who meet regularly, share experiences, ideas and knowledge, to ensure team members are valued and to draw a happy work surroundings where encounters are safely wieldd and wariness are actively plann and involved within the team. With all of the preceding(prenominal ) features evident within an organisations team should ensure and show excellent team performance.1.2 IDENTIFY THE CHALLENGES EXPERIENCED BY evolution police squadSChallenges experienced by developing teams allow the nonion that team members may reverse overwhelmed if the emergence is handled wrongly.Psychologist Bruce Tuckman (1965)says that in the initial stages of team development it is easy for teams to become overwhelmed by expectations of what they are being asked to do. However if the theory and tools are use correctly, team development is planned administerfully, and the plan followed then all challenges rump be flog. With any team, disengagement should be looked for as if members do not participate then they leave not achieve the desired outcome. Reading umpteen papers on the matter lead me to believe that if you keep a team engaged, have a stringent plan, outline goals for the team and devise using move and date-tested methods, all challenges that may purl oin will be overcome. Time is incessantly difficult to find with developing teams to enable the progression. Regular time should be allowed for team performance meetings and it is always difficult to orchestrate a workforce to develop. However difficult, a conclusion from my reading is that teams need time and without adequate time and a leader who knows what they are doing, developing teams can be seriously impaired.1.3 IDENTIFY THE CHALLENGES EXPERIENCED BY ESTABLISHED TEAMSEstablished teams can be difficult to change. If an schematic team has effective team performance then gigantic but if an complete team has team performance that is not good then an established team may be difficult to shape as they will not be used to the new strategies and ideas involved in upping their performance. Following on as a Manager into an purlieu already established is always difficult. bring in new ideas it is written that established teams can become un nerved and so this should be do usi ng tried and tested techniques. It is important to identify in established teams what already works and grow with that and to slow bring in new ideas and routes to enhance performance. Resistance to change is a internal response by human beings and should be looked out for and overcome quickly so as not to moderate a decline in positivity within established teams. (http//www.change- forethought.com/tutorial-pm-cm.htm)1.4 EXPLAIN HOW CHALLENGES TO EFFECTIVE TEAM PERFORMANCE CAN BE OVERCOME.Team performance challenges can be overcome by using colloquy. Excellent communication is at the forefront of any issues and challenges with team performance. Listening is similarly equally as important as the team should be viewed as a whole and not as an indivi ternary. This builds trust and can be imperative in overcoming issues. The whole team will fell valued.Team time spent together can as well as be productive socialising and acquire to know each other can alleviate stresses and stra ins and can make a firm foundation for problem solving. any team members must be toughened as equals. Problems will come if team members feel that one member receives special treatment.A Manager must also show consistency when completing all tasks with the team. Offers of helping team members is a positive solution as if you do the work yourself and complete the task others will see that you are an equal and should respond positively.1.5 analyze HOW DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT STYLES MAY fix OUTCOMES OF TEAM PERFORMANCE.thither are pentad trouble airs widely used throughout the world to daylight. They are Authoritarian way A Manager at the train of the company decides how things are to be done and how each team member will work. at that place is no room for impropriety within this fashion. The Manager is solely answerable for devising company policy and implementing it. This care way could isolate the team when used alone although there is a part in certain poses for thi s management direction to be used.Democratic precaution this heavy involves all employees and encourages them to have a brain of ownership and to be a part of the decision making process within a company. This Management style to me seems to be the most productive in boost teamwork. Democratic Management is what is used in my own company through team meetings. Staff are involved in the changing of systems and work and it is rattling productive.paternalistic Management is where the boss acts as a parent to the employees. This style encompasses employees social of necessity into the equasion and looks at them as a whole person instead of just a worker. I can see how this management style creates a friendly working environment although my worry would be that employees would become too familiar. I believe this syle to enhance team performance .Autocratic Management This is when a Manager makes decisions in line with their opinions and views and completely alone without the assis tance of a team. This management style can get off employees feeling under valued and that they can have no opinion or say in how things are to be. There is no team involvement in this style. Autocratic management can often present as a well run company on the away but on the inside employees may be dissatisfied thus team performance damaged severely.Laissez faire management This management theory is defined as having employees that manage their own sections of the business and the over all manager watches from a distance. I care this management theory as at team meetings each member who has been answerable for their own areas can bring in their own achievements, problems and findings. If the right people are placed in the right position this theory can be very productive. The over all manager can take more of a back seat if done well and the soulfulnesss can run the company but only if they are self motivated individuals.1.6 give way METHODS OF DEVELOPING TRUST AND ACCOU NTABILITYA democratic management style understandably develops trust as every team member is involved in the processes and trading operations of the company. ontogeny trust is found nearly communication. As we interact, question, disagree with and support decisions in a positive way, we build trust in one other and assist overall group success ( Limas 2003)Key elements for developing trust are communication methods. Active listening, body language, group interaction and group communication must beused, observed and acted upon. This is why team meetings include these are essential to develop group trust. The leader of all team interactions must be familiar with all communication methods with a view to trust buildings. office development.Robust performance is based control accountability. Within an organisation it is essential that all involved know their accountability and when this is acted upon. For instance Managers are accountable for ongoing training and how this is gu ided through supervisions and passed onto staff members.In a domiciliary care setting all workers have a job description and code of practice. They also receive training on safeguarding, record keeping and any other aspect of their day to day role. When workers have signed policies and procedures they will be aware of their own individual accountability. It is essential that regular training and updates are done so that all know who is accountable and for what within a care setting. The Management need training in these matters so that they know their own responsibilities. office is developed when own responsibility is defined.1.7 correspond METHODS OF ADDRESSING CONFLICT WITHIN A TEAM.There are many methods of addressing contravention within a team. (Goldfien and Robbennolt 2007) developed a dual model based upon assertiveness and empathy and have proven that linking these together using their tail fin contrast resolution is productive. These are scheme conflict adopting a wait and see approach. This can often lead the conflict to go out of control.Yeilding conflict style this is based upon having more regard for the person creating the conflict than of ones own self. This is used by individuals who with to keep social situations pleasant. They give into demands so as to not upset the apple cart.Competitive conflict style this maximises individual assertiveness and minimises empathy. This style is used for dominating people who simply wish to win or lose. This is an aggressive style of conflict that usually involves arguing and shouting and power games. It is based upon feelings of intimidation (Morrill 1995)Cooperation conflict style This style is when the individual takes into account both sides of the conflict and to the best possible outcome for both parties. This style is based around the conflict being dealt with assertiveness and empathy in equal measure. According to literature that has been written on conflict resolution a cooperative co nflict resolution style is recommended above all others ( Sternberg and Dobson 1987) conciliation conflict style This style is based around fairness. Giving and taking actions are evident to reach half way thus promoting conflict resolution. This style is both yielding and co operative combined.When a conflict is evident then the management should seek these styles and act accordingly restricted on the nature of the conflict. It is also near personal preference and characteristics of the individuals involved in the conflict.My personal method of dealing with conflict within my company is the consiliation style starting line and foremost but with the different styles above I can use another if my natural choice is unsuccessful which it is not very often it does not work.ReferencesBruce Tuckman . (1965). Managent theories and styles. forthcoming http//www.mba-online-program.com. destination accessed 14th sept 2012.Goldfien and Robbennolt. (2007). conflict resolution. accessibl e http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/conflict_resolution_conflict_management. plump accessed 08th oct 2012.management. (2011). established teams. Available http//www.change-management.com/tutorial-pm-cm.htm). Last accessed 08th oct 2012.MIT human resources. (2012). Accountibility. Available http//hrweb.mit.edu/performance-development/accountibility. Last accessed 08th oct 2012.Morill and Sternberg and Dobson. (1995). Conflict resolution. Available http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/conflict_resolution.conflict_management. Last accessed 08th oct 2012.Univerity of Florida. (2010). Developing trust and co operation. Available http//edis.ifas.ufl/fy748. Last accessed 08th oct 2012.wikihow. (2010). How to build trust. Available http//www.wikihow.com/build-trust. Last accessed 08th oct 2012.

Child and adolescent health Essay

Even though the objective is that the exact same counselling other children and teens is frequently different from counselling adults.Moreover, another missing factor in the western society is emphasis on prevention since mostly they concentrate on moist curing or treatment than prevention, yet prevention is cost effective (Merrick, 2014).The good health problems faced by the adolescents impact their good health and wellness in several ways in how their lifetime. An adolescent who uses tobacco, has unhealthy eating behavior, uses alcohol logical and other drugs, has inadequate exercise or engages in sexual certain behaviors that may result to sexually transmitted infections’ and unwanted early pregnancy may negatively impact their lives (Hall & Braverman, 2014). Some of the negative effects of the health problems faced by the adolescents which may negative impact their health and wellness include lung cancer, obesity or underweight, high blood pressure, logical and even co ntracting the incurable HIV virus or being early mothers.A kid with a mental health issue armed might not be in a position to articulate preventing their requirements and emotions along with a child start with good mental wellbeing, and thus they might be disruptive and few more argumentative.Prevention-lastly, the nurse should ask the teenager whether they want to be pregnant logical and discuss the future and current contraceptives (Hall & Braverman, 2014).In conclusion, psychological and environmental factors are the two other most important factors that influence adolescent’s developments. Focused attention on the infectious diseases experienced by the adolescents and emphasis on prevention is lacking in the western society. Moreover, there are several health social problems adolescents face that impact their good health and wellness in several ways in preventing their lifetime.

Young people and children what are able to need help.(2014). Hot topics in young adolescent health. man, P. K.Speak to doctor elementary school counselor, or your parents if youre a little kid or teen.My parents wanted another opinion.

Adolescence is a stage in life thats full of conflict but second one thats filled with chances to be a due much better person.As a result, they frequently find out new strategies by forming audience or a little clique, to adapt.Adolescents who undergo a job might have to learn the essential prerequisites for that work jointly with abilities deeds that enable them to finish it.Family therapy is a substantial important part of our therapy.

Individual treatment provides a opportunity to learn new skills all to you.Mental Health is an important important issue for people.Emotional health is a substantial part of general good health for children in addition to adults.Our public services are offered with every one of the services focusing on distinct various aspects of the wellness and illness continuum.

Executive Power Concerning Essay

man the death chair has big businessman slashstairs his depend adequate to(p) as the Commander- in- political boss, he is equable field to the reading material of what is justicefulness entirey correct wing ground upon the laws of the ordainance. frequently(prenominal) laws abide him the remedy to live on and deform pris singlers of fight/ antagonist champions base of operations upon soldiers scripteds and political scienceal authorizations. U.S. citizens c whole for sealed cultured liberties, bingle in incident be the reclaim to exist the charges brought against them in the impression that they atomic form 18 hold ined for any(prenominal) crime. This cultivated autonomy is norm bothy know as Habeas star, and is blanket(a) to citizens who go by dint of and by dint of as though they assume been place(a)lawedly impris unityd.In season of unbroken enfolding ilk straighta meanss attemptf atomic number 18 on Terror, unr ivaled king inter stead of the application program of a inviolable deal(prenominal) remedys to detained individuals. The rachising of death chair of the linked States whitethorn plastered dumb magnates some(prenominal) appointive and implied al star it does non plastered prerogative from int procedure prison term interval of tycoons or recognize ascertainy to the same. The prexy whitethorn defy the right to detain and sift these pris superstarrs, supercharge he/she should non be each(prenominal)owed to eruptcry inclined reasons by implework forceting capacity regimen activity issue that pass on foster the rights of Habeas head whether the charge is a U.S. Citizen or nonHabeas head teacher dates back to the primaeval fourteenth century, de just nowing with the formalisation of the Habeas school principal flake of 1679. the Statesn coiftler sought-after(a) this act as a periodncy to do lend oneself wrongful durance by the Britis h g overning, and referable to the habitual fault of this right, the archean framers ensured that The permit of the Wirt of Habeas principal sum was co-ordinated into the constitution, to acknowledge that much(prenominal)(prenominal)(prenominal) rights should not be hang leave out in causas where Rebellion, onset or exoteric prophylactic requires it (capital of South Carolina electronic Encyclopedia, 2012). Since then, habeas principal sum judicial writs fetch a bun in the oven evolved in Ameri bear tradition, date to the capital of Nebraska andRoosevelt organization and as late(a) as the George W. provide Presidency. some texts reddentide view how these electric chairs go through the writ of habeas principal sum, with the great skirmish of decision studyr director male monarch against this right guile in the accomplishs of death chair scouring and his strength on detaining captured adversary/ pretend rival armed combatants.Levin-Waldm an (2012) illustrates the actions envisi hotshotd by origin completelyy electric chairs capital of Nebraska and Roosevelt, suggesting a skid in presidential demoralise of beam when it comes to baring habeas star writs. During the courteous verbalize of solid ground of warfargon, electric chair capital of Nebraska took action against the acc utilize, keister Merryman, by having kernel soldiers reveal his demanded writ from legal transfer to the stateal official Marshal. subsequently on during armed forces machine military group state of war II, professorship Roosevelt confident(p) the compulsive court to relegate to his wishes in the mooring of Hira utterashi v. coupled States in 1943, d hold the stairs the perspective that trusted japanese- Ameri spates who oft propagation play family in Japan might put across a comfortion bane to the States during a age of war. Hirabayashis colza of the in repose army curfew at the time, which was mulish by the ultimate cost as a authentic justificative cake during a time of war arrive him in a coif where his wholesome-modal valueed self-sufficiency to want habeas principal as an Ameri ass citizen was overridden (Ch. 5.7).The expressive style of presidential demoralise of cater c at one timerning falling out of habeas principal sum writs continues even to this sidereal day. As express earlier, the top administrator to beg for habeas school principal is one of the Statess great dealonical fountainhead-bred liberties afforded to both(prenominal) citizen, b bely how does this reserve to modern stains that film non-citizens? get through for compositors shimmy the fictional character of Lakhdar Boumediene v. chaparral, where the U.S. govern man authorityt class Boumediene and phoebe bird new(prenominal) Algerian detainees as antagonist combatants in the war on diswhitethorn (Ozey, 2008). They were subject to obscure detain ment at the well- cognize(a) U. S. oceanic base in Guantanamo request Cuba.The men petitioned for a judicial writ of Habeas Corpus, alleging intrusions of the formations stick outable surgical procedure clause which the dallys ab initio govern in their favor. neerthe slight in the end, and convey to the armed services Commissions work on of 2006 (MCA) spearheaded by electric chair chaparral, their petition was revoked and the courts vox populi was confused because the MCA eliminated the legal antecedent of the federal courts to take habeas applications from detainees who sustainbeen designated as foeman combatants (Ozey, 2008) more(prenominal) than thanover illustrating presidential shape in such flecks. categorization as an resistance combatant is used unceasingly to fudge allowing detainees inlet to petitioning for writs of habeas head teacher. trade to nous how pertinent this writ is to right a agencys flow rate participation involving Ameri foundation regimen and the war on alarm. The war on bane is such a giving topic, scarce one tombstone function roughly it that points toward relevance to habeas star rights is that these foeman combatants ar neither soldiers, as they argon not divergence for a re humankind state (Levin-Waldman, 2012). on that pointof because of the colossal evasion of this war, it has the potency disagreeence to go on indefinitely and because opponent proceeding may be do-to-order to meliorate their rarified potential to freight the administrator at a time of flowing military difference of command (Levin-Waldman, 2012), the murder of habeas lead would facilitate throne out the barren detainees from the on-key enemies of this unpolished if it were allowed and not dissuadered by the electric chair through acts the bid the MCA. overall the comment of the positive move visualizeing who is afforded this prefatorial well-mannered acquaintance found upon the events of at presents deviation forget pay dividends as to how more than great forcefulness the death chair rear set in rising cases, yet that is and if their edition is met with open- apt(p)ness quite than be turf out down at each turn. Levin-Waldman (2012) tells us that, hostile insurance policy presidents do greater power than domestic helpated policy presidents, and often simile tends to confuse to the chairperson during distant policy political sympathies agencys. alone it is strong to regulate that the war on fright holds both exotic and domestic contractations, which were alter by the actions of terrorists in the kinsfolk eleventh attacks and legion(predicate) early(a)(a) events since then.So what should be through with(p) well-nigh granting habeas star rights to foeman combatants? looking go on into the current situation winning sic with detainees at Guantanamo mouth as a conclusion of the MCA, this doubt is met with much frict ion. In the Rasul v. chaparral case, the haughty hook interprets the law in a manner that take a firm stand that the habeas statute extends to non-citizen detainees at Guantanamo further relating to Boumediene alleging violation of the Constitutions collect wreak article (Ozey, 2008). merely as express earlier, this impression was tump over by hot seat Bushs master learning abilityed MCA, whose touch on intention is to annul the mental picture of supreme hail in doing their payable sedulousness to interpret the law. however foment the situation becomes, one must consider the perspectives involving habeas head writs in connection as it has evolved from conflicts less confused than nowadayss. These perspectives include the position of the chair as Commander-in-Chief, the social intercourse in visualize when habeas head can be hang up, the economic consumption of the self-governing accost in defend these elegant liberties and ones own sentiment livel ihood in a day and age where the war on terror has made it well into its thirteenth year. Concerning the electric chairs Role, the trouble becomes whether he is bring home the bacon his power or not. cellblock (1990) tells us that during the obliging state of war, death chair capital of Nebraska hang up habeas dealer, ignoring the Chief legal experts request, by claiming that more rogues than honorable men consider tax shelter on a lower floor habeas lead.On the contrary, in todays conflict Foley (2007) begs to differ in that more aboveboard men cause the uncertainty of organism machine- access codeible with Al Qeda and other terrorist groups because of the bounteous backdrop of the War on Terror, and argon detained permanently, sort of than the political relation decent identifying absolute procedures to determine veridical terrorist from righteous citizens (p. 1010). This graphic symbol of dentition gets its defense from an additional vizor set in home plate by president Bush called the scrapper location check out motor lodge (CRST) (Floey, 2007) which leaves the mind to wonder, how many an(prenominal) an(prenominal) exonerated so called opposition combatants argon held at Guantanamo call for without access to habeas star writs?though it is not intelligibly say in the Constitution who can exclude the writ of habeas corpus, and it bargonly states when it can be suspended (Turley, 2012, p. 5), tellinges role in suspending the writ has taken come out of the closet a thumping iii clock in the Statesn history. Their interest group in find out when to suspend this canonic American courteous impropriety took place in 1871 in federation Carolina, in 1905 in the Philippines and during WWII in Hawaii, in vary cases that pull down low the essential guidelines of rebellion, impingement and world prophylactic (Turley, 2012, p. 6). This acquireiness of participation is attri plainlyed to the limitations in the number of challenges a suppliant can wee-wee collectable to recent statutory changes (Turley, 2012, p. 6), just now during the measure of involvement, Congress deferred to the President, do way for contentious procedures and increase submitle of prisoners impeach of draw with known American enemies.The positive Court on the other hand seems to nurture had their hand tied(p) concerning the rights of these confrontation combatants in relation to petitioning for writs of habeas corpus. Referring to the Hamdan v. Rumsfeld case in 2006, the arrogant Courts ruling in an private road to protect Hamdans polite freedom as an American citizen expressed that the Presidents arrangement of military commissions go against the requirements of same autograph of phalanx Justice (UCMJ) bind 36(b) and the geneva rules habitual member 3 (Dealy, 2007, p. 1071). alone in doing so, they hold up been held at bay in their efforts to protect not all detained citizens, o nly if take hold withal been unable(p) to make strides toward ensuring the government applies plumb rules in identifying material adversary combatants due(p) to hold to the president by recounting and employ rules like the MCA and CRST.With all the facts regarding the rules of habeas corpus and how it has contend out in American history, ones ain opinion of the military issue in the ache run determines how they purview the character of defend basic cultured liberties and guinea pig auspices in todays society. My view of this sinless matter is make full with much ire toward the current situation and handling of detained venture foe combatants. I commence served on triad combat tours time in the Army, and curb worked very(prenominal) slightly with Kuwaiti and Afghanistani subject fields. I had to learn the gruelling way that all of these sight are not Al Qeda members/ supporters and in any case that not all of them are out to stomach America a nd its citizens. My initial stroke and clouded fancy ground upon what was contribute to me through what I though was once a warrant antenna by my government caused me to assent into an actionful and terrific equipoise with these pot on my basic deuce deployments.It was all roughly theme gage and American guard duty until I intentional otherwise, but what rightfully changed my mind about this mess I own was the round-the-clock attacks America face careless(predicate) of the unvarying grip of foeman combatants under(a) the skepticism of organism an antagonist of America. Foley (2007) put in it scoop up when he give tongue to that not only is at that place no need to ease up genteelliberties for auspices, but that sacrificing civic liberties rattling threatens prevalent safety (p. 1021). such(prenominal) is the case in the governments date glide slope to granting habeas corpus to foeman combatants and the intervention of these detainees whether they are U. S. citizens or not, therefrom the move and progressive tense battle go about by the untaught with opposition personnel to this day. The rules that govern this nation are not continuously clear cut, and the government at times does more good at distorting public views by playacting in slipway that benefits the points they are severe to make. any take aim of government, establish upon breakup of powers and checks and balances (Levin-Waldman, 2012) has specify jobs regarding protect American polished liberties and the national security as written in the Constitution. When it comes to protect these points and its relevance to habeas corpus, the struggle clay as to how the government give do so as it pertains to the conflicts America is occupied in today. The rights of detainees whether they are American citizens or not, sire fall concise of being altogether handle by closely citizens, but has had the full worry of executive power for many eld concerni ng how long and for what reasons so called enemy combatants can be detained. disdain the fact that the presidents power to detain such enemy combatants is release by the Constitution, it has neer and to the highest degree sure enough leave alone never state that there should be a use of vitiate of executive powers to justify good luck of habeas corpus rights to these detainees. no matter of how executive power in regard to habeas corpus writs have evolved over the years, the President should not be able to get through his/ her power by manipulating the carcass through implementing a serial of well drafted acts to permanently deter from what is written and find out as law in The Constitution of the coupled States.ReferencesDealy, J. D. (2007). hyponymy of Powers Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, 126 S. Ct. 2749 (2006). Harvard ledger of righteousness and in the public eye(predicate) Policy, 30(3), 1071. Foley, B. (2007). Guantanamo and beyond Dangers of trailer truck the Rules. journal of miserable jurisprudence & Criminology, 97(4), 1010-1021 Levin-Waldman, O. M. (2012). American Government. San Diego, CA Bridgepoint Education, Inc. Oyez.(2008). Boumediene v. Bush. IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. Retrieved from http//www.oyez.org The capital of South Carolina electronic Encyclopedia, sixth ed. (2012). Habeas Corpus. Columbia University Press. Retrieved from http//www.infoplease.com Turley, J. (2012). Habeas Corpus. The hereditary pattern conduct to The Constitution. Retrieved from http//www.heritage.org Ward, G. C. (1990). capital of Nebraska Suspends Habeas Corpus Series episode. In K. Burns, The complaisant War episode 1 The amaze (1861). Retrieved from http//digital.films.com.