08 Mar 2009

Slavery in SudanIntroduction
We live in a civilized society and very often don’t even remember that there are different ways of life in the world and that people can suffer from discrimination, slavery, famine and segregation.
The Columbia Encyclopedia, defines the term slavery as institution based on a relationship of dominance and submission, whereby one person owns another and can exact from that person labor or other services. Slavery has been found among many groups of low material culture, as in the Malay Peninsula and among some Native Americans; it also has occurred in more highly developed societies, such as the southern United States (The Columbia Encyclopedia).
When we hear the word “slavery” we start thinking about Roman Empire or colonization. We think about slavery in the past tense as it’s even hard to imagine that in our era, during the blossom of civilization, technical break through in the beginning of 21st century such a phenomenon can exist.  Reading Francis Bok’s book called Escape from Slavery became a great eye-opener for me. I read with great interest about Bok’s life in Sudan, his native country, about slavery and genocide, which still exist in that country. I became eager to find out more on this topic. I’ve spent time reading books and magazine articles and also searched the web in order to get more information and to make my own mind.

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08 Mar 2009

Outline:

  1. Introduction

1.1. general presentation of the main aim of the paper

1.2. The notion of immigration.

  1. Historical fact about immigration to the USA

2.1. historical migrations

2.2. reasons for immigration

2.3. the ways the immigrants were entering the country

  1. The impact of immigration upon population growth

  1. The correlation of the economy of the country and immigration waves.

4.1. cheap labor and taxes

4.2. impact on aging society

  1. Immigration policies in Canada and Germany in comparison to the USA

5.1 Canada

5.2 Germany

6. Conclusion

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08 Mar 2009

What offices automation and group collaboration software is used in organizationWhat offices automation and group collaboration software is used in organization.
Today the use of information technologies has become a common practice in different businesses, especially in businesses which require a lot of data processing. Besides, modern internet technologies allow to move business online. Online sales become very popular today as they have a lot of advantages compared to traditional shopping.  The main advantage is that customer saves a lot of time, as everything he has to do is online surfing, instead of spending much more time looking for the item he needs in the stores. Another advantage is that the price in online stores is usually the same or can be even less than in regular stores as the seller doesn’t need to pay a lot of extra fees: taxes, rent of the sales building, personnel expenses, etc. The most popular online store is EBAY market place: online auction and online store where thousands of people and companies sell different items in different condition.

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08 Mar 2009

Sympathy and the Problem of ChoiceIntroduction
Traditionally human society is treated as a very controversial social organization and often it is criticized for its cruelty and indifference but still it is possible to find the room for humanistic ideals in the contemporary world as well as in the past. Unfortunately, in actuality it is not always possible to develop humanistic principles and ideals because of the norms and traditions existing in the society as well as because of circumstances in which people find themselves. In fact often people face the problem of choice between their personal interests, inclinations, desires and social norms and moral principles dominating in the society. This is why people often have to solve the dilemma what should they chose either their personal happiness or the obedience to the moral norms of their social surrounding.

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08 Mar 2009

Religion and Science – two sides of one coin“The popular image is of science
and religion in conflict or
in warfare – atheistic scientists
on the one hand and creationists
or biblical literalists on the
other, but what about the people
in between who believe in God
and evolution or who see
evolution as God’s way of creating?”

Barbour, Religion and Science

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08 Mar 2009

The Industrial Revolution and the Textile Industry1. Introduction

Throughout the history of humanity there have been certain events that changed its course. Some events changed everything for better and some changed everything for worse. Contemporary people still experience the impact of some events nowadays and some of them have been already forgotten. The major history changes are often connected with the word revolution. Revolution is a deep qualitative change of the development of some phenomena of nature, society or cognition. According to the encyclopedia definition: “The Industrial Revolution is the name given to the massive social, economic, and technological change in 18th century and 19th century…”[6]
Nowadays lots of revolutions have taken place. For instance the Social Revolution, the Geological Revolution, the Cultural Revolution and the Industrial Revolution are the brightest examples known to almost educated individual. It goes without saying that each of these revolutions realized inconvertible changes, nevertheless it is necessary to point out the Industrial Revolution as the power that lead to the technical progress people observe today and can not live without. The Industrial Revolution (IR) made revolutionary modifications of the existing instruments and in the organization of the whole process of production, which after many years created an industry-standard. Industrial revolution was a vital intermediate period between the pre-industrial and the industrial societies. The classical and the earliest example of an industrial revolution is the revolution of the end of the XVIII century and the beginning of the XIX century, which started in Great Britain. It was a period of fast and significant changes in all the industries of that time, which resulted in the following technological changes and industrial improvements.

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