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    Cultural Comparison of Death, Dying, and Bereavement What is death? The study of thanatology discusses death and the practices associated with it as well as the needs of terminally ill patients and their families. Determining death by brainstem death is the standard and is accepted medically, legally, and ethically in most countries around the world (Maynard, 2010). The death of the brainstem results from damage to this area ceasing survival functions of breathing, heart rate, blood pressure,…

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    People will do insane things to make money, and becoming a drug dealer is one of those things people would do to make money. On average a drug dealer makes about one thousand dollars a week. All a drug dealer has to do is grow and sell the drugs to make money. Selling drugs could be an easy side job. It may seem pretty nice getting an extra thousand dollars a week for selling drugs, but, the consequences of getting caught are not worth the extra money that comes from selling drugs. According…

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    Catholic Funeral Customs Human beings are scared of the unknown. We also don’t like to get out of our comfort zone or learn a religion that we do not practice. Those are normal traits for a human being. Here at Shipman Funeral Home we serve families no matter what the level of discomfort or disbelief we may have towards a person’s religion or beliefs. Today at the funeral home we had a family walk in and ask for our services, we later learned this family was Catholic. Jason Shipman the funeral…

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    The History of the Jonestown Massacre Many different cults have existed for many years. Some cults are peaceful while other cults can be violent and intense. One cult that ended in severity was the Peoples Temple based in Jonestown, Guyana. This particular cult was led by a man named Jim Jones. Jones had strong views on equality and wanted to create a place where people of all ages, races, and sexual orientations could live together in peace, therefore he started the Peoples Temple. The…

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    interview, John confessed that during his stint at the mortuary in Las Vegas he had crawled into the coffin of a deceased teenage male and had caressed the corpse. He also stated that he had conducted experiments on dead bodies and memorized the embalming process in the few months of his employment there. Gacy also recounted consuming a large amount of alcohol with a fellow Springfield Junior Chamber of Commerce member who then performed oral sex on Gacy while he was drunk in 1964. However, on…

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    entering the water cycle from business practices are: Industrial Waste- Oil spills, City sewage, Dirt, Gravel, Scrap metal, Trash, Weed grass, Solvents, Gases held in containers, Liquids held in containers, Scrap lumber, Dry cleaning fluids, Embalming fluids, Gases, and waste from manufacturing. Chemicals- Cleaning fluids, Cleaning solvents, Paints, Pharmaceuticals,…

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    soul devoured. On earth the Egyptian’s enforced certain measures to ensure the journey to the underworld would be safe and successful. These measures included: the process of mummification and the book of dead. Mummification was the process of embalming the dead body and preserving the body in order to protect the (ka). Practically, the vital organs were removed and placed in 4 canopic jars that had a different head as a seal on each jar, the heads represented the four protective spirits. The…

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    Choose the Opt. Out System in Organ Donation Being able to provide enough organs to fill the need of those that are in final stages of organ failure. There are people dying every day because they are not receiving the organs they desperately need to survive. Many possible donors are overlooked because families and friends have not discussed whether to donate organs or not. At first glance everyone gets caught up in whether it is ethical to provide financial gain to people who are living donors…

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    Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs

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    concentration included the worry with death and readiness for life in a different universe, where as opposed to the Mesopotamians the Egyptians held that a cheerful, unchanging prosperity could be accomplished. The care appeared in get ready tombs and embalming bodies, alongside expand burial service customs especially for the rulers and administrators, was intended to guarantee an attractive existence in the wake of death, however Egyptians likewise trusted that good judgment by a key god,…

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    Everyone knows at least one person who smokes cigarettes. If not, then everyone has inhaled the foul odor of the toxic smoke leaving the addicts body. With nearly 42.1 million people in the United States smoking cigarettes, this addiction has become a problem to say the least. “For decades, the public health community in the United States has asserted that cigarette smoking is the most deadly epidemic of modern times” (Verheij 1). According to the National Institute of Drug Abuse, every one in…

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