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    strictly punishment I seek to discover if there is a better way. According to Todd Clear and Natasha Frost (2014) by the year 2002 the penal system of the United States had exceeded two million inmates. Furthermore, according to the statistics laid out in their book The Punishment Imperative after the turn of the millennium roughly 5 million Americans had spent time in the penal system (Clear and Frost 2014). Worst of all they estimate that…

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    Conflicts In Corrections

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    Rehabilitation is an attempt to restore a convicted offender to a constructive place in society through training or therapy (Clear et al, 2016). Incapacitation is to deprive the offender of having the ability to commit crimes, usually by detainment (Clear et al, 2016). Lastly, retribution is inflicting punishment on an individual who has chosen to violate the rights of others (Clear…

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    probation officer must interview the offender, evaluate the offender’s criminal history along with facts of the crime he or she has committed (Clear et al., 2013). A presentence report will help a sentencing judge decide what type of punishment is appropriate for the crime that an offender has committed. There will be situations…

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    Escherichia Coli

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    Objective I. To learn how to inoculate the nutrient broth properly in preventing contamination to the nutrient broth and the culture Escherichia Coli. This is done by sterilized the loop and sterilized the neck of the tub with heat from before use and before put the cape on. II. To learn how to do a simple streak of an E. coli culture on a nutrient agar plate with one stroke from start to end like a “Z”. III. To learn how to do a complex streak where we grow E. coli culture on the nutrient…

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    cover or blanket. What is a Solar Cover and Do They Work? A solar cover is essentially a plastic blanket that tops the surface of water. It may look like bubble wrap and it comes in a variety of colors. You can choose from green, blue, black or clear. The covers can be cut…

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    some clear nasal discharge but no sinus tenderness. His chest is clear to percussion and auscultation. Cardiac examination is unremarkable, as is the remainder of the physical examination. Laboratory tests available at this initial…

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    the ability to grasp the consumers’ psychology and influence their consumption habits to some degree. With more and more advertisements, some rapidly increasing problems occur. Many may wonder whether warnings and side effects should be made more clear in advertisements. Recently, the Food and Drug Administration is studying whether those warnings and side effects, in broadcast and in print ads, overwhelm and confuse consumers (Russell).…

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    Descartes’ belief that the senses are flawed, therefore it is appropriate to use reason. In order to use reason, Descartes argues that clear and distinct ideas must be obtained because all truths are connected to each other. Through analyzing Descartes’ Meditations, this paper aims to prove how exactly how the senses are flawed, can be manipulated, and that reason comes from clear and distinct ideas. In his…

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    In “The Tell-Tale Heart” it is clear that the narrator’s conscience has overtaken him and it is up to the reader to discern whether the narrator is actually insane or whether he suffers from an over acuteness of his senses. However, when Poe makes the suggestion that the narrator is insane based on the narrator’s own claim of insanity, then the actions of the narrator serve to expose the narrative irony in the story. In this regard, Poe makes the audience believe that the narrator’s insanity…

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    searches for his estranged wife. From the opening until the ending, the story captures one’s interest. The script offers a complex protagonist and compelling dialogue. The tone is beguiling and surreal. The external goal for the protagonist is clear and the stakes feel personal. The story is driven by the themes of redemption, healing, and salvation. The first act has a solid inciting event with the reveal that Sara learned about Ben’s infidelity. The catalyst that propels the story is Sara…

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