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A criminological theory that I believe would explain Adnan Syed if he were guilty of murdering Hae Min Lee would be a strain theory. Strain theory explains that a person will commit a crime if or when they are exposed to any stress or strain situation. In addition to that idea, it can also be related to if a person feels as if they cannot meet their goals physically, socially, or culturally in a legitimate way. Agnew’s general strain theory assumes that people of all social classes and different…

that provide basic definitions, terms, and history, those that outlines the challenges and complexity of Aboriginal Studies, and those that explore the lives and cultures of Aboriginal people. The second lecture, along with the CBC “ReVision Quest” podcast falls into the first category, in which the correct use of terms such as “Aboriginal”, “Indigenous”, and “Treaty Lands” are discussed. This is accompanied by a basic discussion of historical contexts, including the Indian Act of 1985 and the…

Use your time in the car to listen to training, podcasts, books on tape. Today’s information changes rapidly. Stay informed and knowledgeable regarding your industry in order to maintain your passion and enthusiasm for what you’re doing. • Read. Read. Read. Books introduce us to new ideas, new strategies…

“Music does a lot of things for a lot of people. It’s transporting, for sure. It can take you right back, years back, to the very moment certain things happened in your life. It’s uplifting, it’s encouraging, it’s strengthening.” said Aretha Franklin, a woman who used her voice to support the small and major causes she believed in by following her drum. Aretha Franklin, while born in Memphis, Tennessee, was raised in the city of Detroit. Her father worked for a church and her mother moved away…

Tich Nhat Hanh is spiritual leader, peace activist, bestselling author for his writings on mindfulness and peace. Hanh is known globally for his teaching and advocacy. Hanh did a podcast with Krista Tippett tiled “On Being” series broadcast on NPR on September 26, 2013. “Tich Nhat Hanh on Mindfulness, Suffering, & Engaged Buddhism” is what I listened to and discussed the key points of mindfulness, a place without suffering, police work, and War on Terror. Mindfulness in my own words is getting…

Philosophy seems to me to break down the world, ridding it of its mundane features and delving beneath to tackle the problems, which, although extremely complex and intricate, are those most fundamental at the heart of our existence. From my wider reading, it is evident that some philosophical discussions change and evolve with time, whilst others do not currently, and may never, find themselves satisfied solely with scientific discoveries and theories. It the philosopher’s role to analyse the…

During these years I continued studying and reading and I followed on-line courses on the FutureLearn and edX platforms about biology, genetics, cancer, nuclear and renewable energies, forensic psychology and forensic anthropology. I also followed podcasts on criminal minds and crime…

act out ways to confront (or avoid) danger. This is based on the mere five per cent of dreams we can remember, mind you. Perhaps for the rest we really are drinking a milkshake with Benedict Cumberbatch while talking doves narrate our favourite podcasts and scatter confetti on our heads. We can only hope. There are five stages of sleep - most dreaming comes during the REM (rapid eye movement) stage. Scientists have known about REM since the '50s, and early research basically consisted of…

On this assignment’s handout Professor Bozek wrote, “Podcast and films require careful planning, recording, and editing, which means that a 1-3 minute film … will probably be plenty of work.” I glanced over this statement with little concern and it wasn’t until the 8TH hour of editing when I finally learned how to blend frames together that I realized how true those words were. In my research paper, “50 Shades of Black: Colorism within Black Hollywood”, I discussed how the content young children…

his is the Supreme Court opinion in the case which involves the case of United States v. Fields. A man named, Abel Fields. who is a resident of California, is being tried for the Stolen Valor Act. In 2011. Abel Fields spoke publicly at a meeting he attend. During his speech, he claimed that he had served in the military for eight years. Along with that false information, fields also says during his time he received a Purple Heart. Everything fields said was false. He did not serve in the…