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 Cybercrime Is Crime That Involves A Computer And A Network
Cybercrime is crime that involves a computer and a network. The computer may be used in the
commission of a crime, or it may be the target.
Debarati Halder and K. Jaishankar (2011) define cyber crimes as: Offences that are committed
against individuals or groups of individuals with a criminal motive to intentionally harm the
reputation of the victim or cause physical or mental harm, or loss, to the victim directly or indirectly,
using modern telecommunication networks such as Internet. Such crimes may threaten a nation s
security and financial health. Issues surrounding these types of crimes have become high profile,
particularly those surrounding hacking, copyright infringement, child pornography, and child
grooming. There are also problems of privacy when confidential information is intercepted or
disclosed, lawfully or otherwise.
The most popular cyber crime in the present include fraud and financial crimes, cyber terrorism,
cyber extortion (occurs when a website, e mail server, or computer system is subjected to or
threatened with repeated denial of service) and cyber war fare.
Practical cases of cyber crimes recorded within the last 10 years.
In July 2013, Federal prosecutors charged five men responsible for a hacking and credit card
fraud spree that made companies lose more than $300 million and two of the suspects were taken
to custody in what is termed as the biggest cyber crime case filed in U.S.A. history. They also
disclosed a new security breach against Nasdaq
 Literary Analysis Of How Ramen Got Me Through Adolescence
In How Ramen Got Me Through Adolescence, Veronica Greenwood (2014, August 1) describes
how during a three year period expanding from the beginning of her middle school years, to the
end, she was at a very troubled spot in life. She felt as if she was an outcast and that there was
nobody else like her, nobody that had similar interests, or anybody who acted the same way as her.
She describes how the only time that she every felt like she was in her comfort zone was when she
was either reading, or eating RamenNoodles. The genre of this story seems comes off as being a
memoir. Veronica Greenwood (2014, August 1) says for more than three years I ate a packet
nearly every day, a thousand steaming bowls (para. #6). This her describing how her life was
previously over a stretch of three years.
I think the authors main point of the reading is to tell a story but also to give advice. Greenwood
rambles on about how she always felt like she had no friends, how she liked in when she was
alone, and that her only comfort was her ramen noodles. She is just telling a story in the form of a
memoir. She is describing real events in her life like when she said Once, when someone sent me a
love note at summer camp, I tore it up in front of all the others, just in case it was someone making
fun of me (para. #5) she is telling us something that actually happened to her and the actions that she
took. But she tells us about what she read, and what happened in her classes, and how she went
 Television vs the Internet
The internet is more fatal to the cohesion of the community than television was in its time.
The widespread availability of the internet has produced a serge in communication in today s
society. The introduction of television to Australia in the 1950 s could be said to have had a
proportionately similar effect. In today s world the internet enables people to research, communicate
and entertain across the globe at the touch of a computer key. However, the internet is sometimes
seen, as a technology that contributes to the breakdown of the structure of community. In this essay
I will discuss whether, the internet, in introducing a technology that enables the transfer of a
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But the question remains, Was the introduction of television as fatal as the introduction of the
internet to the cohesion of the community? (Shaughnessy, Stadler, 2006 pg. xiii.)
It could be argued that most young people today were born into homes where the television was a
frequent if not constant background to daily living. For them, a choice of information and
entertainment has always been available at the push of a button and the introduction of the internet
could be seen as merely a further development in a rapidly changing world.
The internet makes possible the immediate exchange of information across the whole spectrum of
factual knowledge and of individual opinion ideally between every inhabitant on the planet.
(Goggin. 2003) But what guarantee do we have of the accuracy of the information when any person
with or without expertise can create a website or write a blog? Shaughnessy argues that blogs...
challenges the standard journalistic outlets of press, radio, and TV. (pg. 431) On the other hand,
while we may find some television programs distasteful, there are regulatory standards in place and
times are set when adult themes may be shown. Neither is there any clear distinction made on the
internet between what information is factual and what is mere opinion.
Furthermore, the negative impact of the internet is demonstrated through the segregation of interests
within communities of society, which essentially draws people towards singular or
 Social Criticism In A Christmas Carol By Charles Dickens
Who is the man behind the world renowned classic, A Christmas Carol. Charles Dickens, born on
February 7, 1812, spent the first nine years of his life living in southeast England with his father
John, who was kind and likable man, although financially irresponsible. After moving to London,
the twelve year old Dickens had his father arrested and set to debtors prison where his mother
moved seven of their children, but arranged for Charles to live alone outside the prison. Charles
spent three traumatic years away from his parents, working with other child laborers at at a bottle
warehouse, which he considered himself too good for and stirred contempt among his worker
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Ebenezer Scrooge, a mean spirited, greedy old man, is visited by his old friend, Jacob Marley.
Marley warns Scrooge that if he doesn t change his greedy ways, he will meet an unfortunate fate.
Marley tells of three ghosts that will visit scrooge in the next three nights: the ghost of christmas
past, the ghost of christmas present, and the ghost of christmas yet to come. The ghost of
christmas past shows scrooge his old christmas memories in his apprenticeship with the merchant
Fezziwig, and his engagement to Belle a woman who eventually leaves Scrooge because of his
lust for money which leaves scrooge moved and in tears of regret. The ghost of christmas present
takes scrooge through london to show the Cratchit family and Tiny tim, a crippled boy, preparing
a small dinner for christmas. Then they see his nephew s bright, happy party, while as the day
passes the spirit gets older and eventually shows scrooge two starving children, ignorance and
want, before vanishing. The ghost of christmas yet to come show scrooge through various scenes
of people arguing over a dead man s riches, later revealing to scrooge that the dead man is him,
which makes scrooge beg to change his fate. The spirit sends Scrooge back to his bed, with a
newfound mindset that causes him to become more generous and kind to those around him.

A Christmas Carol, like many other classics, contains a lot of literary devices. One of the ones
Dickens likes to use is symbolism.
 How Racing Share The Same Fundamentals Of Racing
Regardless of if you enjoy racing or not, you likely know what either Nascar or Formula One is.
In the United States of America, Nascar is by far the most popular form of racing. This popularity
allows the sport to have its 4.5 billion [dollar] television contract that began in 2007 (Odland).
Meanwhile in the rest of the world, Formula Oneis the most popular. Evidently, Formula One
generates an immense amount of wealth as well. Red Bull, a sponsor in Formula One, is thought
to have generated an estimated $283 million in brand exposure in just one season alone(Smith).
Due to the fact that they are both forms of racing, a multitude of people group these two very
different genres of racing together and claim that they are basically the same. While there are
some central similarities, these are two abundantly different forms of racing. The most important
and basic similarity is that both forms of racing share the same fundamentals of racing. The
essential differences between the two include the cars that are driven as well as the tracks used
for races. Both Nascar and Formula One share the same fundamentals of racing. The ultimate goal
is to win every race that you possibly can. This is done by finishing before, often in front of,
everyone else. In each form of racing, drivers take what are called pit stops. This is when a driver
pulls into a designated area where his/her team is located. Then that teams provides car adjustments
and fuel. These pit stops are critical
 The Impact Of Marketing On Consumer s Choice And Behavior...
Methodology Literature Review
Abdullah Almarzuqi
Central Michigan University

Introduction Consumer s decisions are mainly influenced by how well they know the product. The
appearance of the product too influences the consumer s choice and behavior. This makes the firms
to use branding as a way to increase customer s awareness on their products. Branding is tending to
be inevitable for the firms these days. Branding has a great influence on consumer s decisions. Firms
are getting a greater challenge to ensure that they continuously remain up to date when it comes to
different forms of advertisement and marketing strategies. This ensures that they acquire consumer s
loyalty, increase the market share of their brands and increase the volume of their brands they sell. In
my research, I will use interview as a methodology that I can use to get more information from the
consumers. I will use interviews to conduct research to come up with a summary of how well
branding impacts the decisions of a consumer. Branding can be defined as packaging of a product
in different ways so as attract more consumers by making it look more appealing. It helps create a
name, symbol or design of a product that differentiates it from the others. The consumers can identify
a product by its branding features. Interview is research methodology that is used to acquire
information from the respondents. It involves asking the consumers questions directly and giving
them a chance to provide
 Grizzly Man And The Cove Analysis
Final Doc Review
Grizzly Man and The Cove both share a common, fascinating theme: humans relationship with the
wild lives and the nature world. Both films centre on this theme but The Cove explores the
slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, Japan while Grizzly Man focuses on Timothy Treadwell s attempt to
live with grizzly bears. Both have a certain tragic plot about them, The Cove because of the cold
blood slaughter and Grizzly Man because of Treadwell s death. Both choose to focus on one
species, for The Cove its dolphins, Grizzly Man, its grizzly Bears. They may be both focused on
the same topic but are they re both fantastic explorations of the same idea. The Cove combines the
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The enemies in The Cove are obvious. They re the committees set up to bring about change but
who get so caught up in legislation that they create little progress. They re the fisherman and
multi million dollar companies who feel their livelihood threatened by the activists determined to
make a difference. With all these enemies for the activists to face, it s good that we have a hero to
root for and in this film it s Ric O Barry. For years, O Barry was known as the best dolphin trainer
in the world, having trained many of the dolphins who appeared in the Flipper TV series. It was this
particular job that convinced him that dolphins were not meant to be kept in captivity but to be free
in the
 Conceptions Of Religion
Talal Asad published Anthropological Conceptions of Religion: Reflections on Geertz in 1983. The
article focuses on redefining Geertz concept of religion. More importantly, Asad explores the
importance of power in religion. Talal s views were simple, Geertz formula was too simple to
accommodate different cultures. With this in mind, Zande divination is a notion that explains
unfortunate events. The concept of witchcraft supplies the missing link and inexplicable situations
lead to rituals, revenge, and oracles. According to Asad (1983: 243), It was not the mind that moved
spontaneously to religious truth, but power that imposed the conditions for experiencing that truth.
Agreeing with this, Zande does not profess to understand witchcraft,
 Death And High Birth Rates From Infectious Disease
In stage 1 farming was developed and there was high death and high birth rates due to epidemics
diseases. In Stage 2 factories were developed and there are high birth and low death rates due
public health development to cure disease for the infectious. Stage 3 is where the factories are
industrialized and there is low birth and low deathrates due to chronic disease. During the 1900 s
majority of the younger children died from infectious disease rapidly, because lack of access to
medication and vaccine. Children died in the comfort of their home surrounding with family
members. Family members are able to witness death for the first time and the bodies are
preserved at home. Death is shown in public to everyone. Families can make a ceremony for their
loved one to say their last goodbye to each other. Now in the late 1900 s majority of older people
died from chronic disease at a slower rate, because there is high advancement in the healthcare and
medication systems. However, older people frequently died in the hospital surrounding with
medical machines to increase life. Death is less visible to the public including family members and
the bodies are preserved through embalming at the funeral home. Family members won t get the
opportunity to say their last goodbye before their loved one passed away in the hospital. Hospital
sets a time period when a family member can visit their loved one which creates a disadvantages.
When a person dies in the hospital the nurse notifies the
 Latin Music Research Paper
There are many types of genres when it comes to Latin music. There is Cumbias, jazz, pop,
country, rock, etc. and each have a different element to them making it very diverse. Music is so
fascinating in which every type of music has a different rhythm or instrument and even dance to it.
In 1930, Mario Bauzo, a Cuban, came to the US and automatically fell in love with jazz. He felt free
in New York simply because he wasn t bothered for being black. Mario soon brought his brother in
law, Frank Grillo, also known as Machito, to the United States. No one compared to how Machito
played the maracas and would sing in his band Afro Cubans. They performed amazing music
consisting of traditional Latin rhythm and also included jazz melodies. Machito
 Nixon Scandal Case Study
In an address to the nation, Nixon swore that he wasn t involved in the burglary of the DNC s
offices, and America believed in him enough to reward him with a reelection by a sweeping
majority. Nixon was later found to be corrupt when it was discovered that he paid thousands of
dollars in hush funds to the burglars to keep them from connecting the case to him. Nixon and his
aides were also guilty of arranging the CIA impede the FBI s investigation. The crimes Nixon
committed were considered an abuse of presidential power , which many believed to be more
serious than the break in itself. Eventually, Nixon and his aides convinced five accomplices to plead
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The President directed Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox to halt any further efforts to hand over the
recordings. Archibald attempted to refuse Nixon s orders. Nixon turned to his Attorney General,
Elliot L. Richardson, and instructed him to fire Cox for his desire to turn over the recordings.
However, this was unconstitutional, so both the Attorney General, and Deputy Attorney General
resigned. Regardless, Cox, as well as several other Justice Department members protested Nixon s
refusal to turn over the tapes, and left the White House. This development was described as the most
traumatic government upheaval of the Watergate crisis . In July of 1973, the Supreme court ordered
the Watergate tapes be released for evaluation. Before the tapes were released, Nixon and his Aides
spent time editing the tapes to remove any irrelevant information from them. Nixon stalled the
release effectively until April 29, 1974. A few months later, the House of Representatives voted to
Impeach Nixon for Obstruction of Justice, Abuse of Power, Criminal Cover Up, and Violating the
constitution. Nixon officially resigned on August 8,
 Elderly Housing Analysis
In 2011 forty million people were over the age of 65 (Jacobsen, Kent, Lee, Mather.) America is on
the verge of an aging boom the likes of which have never been seen before. Baby Boomers, or
Americans born between 1946 and 1964, have been straining community resources at every stage in
their life cycle since the end of World War II (Span.) By 2050 the projected estimate of the aging
population will soar to double what it was in 2011. In the coming years Americans will have to
plan for where they all will go, and since Social Security makes up 82% of the income for the
poorest 40% of people ages 65 and older (Jacobsen,) the plan will also have to be economically
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Long term care is a phrase that umbrellas a wide variety of medical, social, personal, specialized
housing services needed by people who have lost their capacity to function on their own due to
chronic illness, injury, or other condition (Family Caregiver Alliance.) The widely different
choices for housing also have a wide range of associated costs. Receiving care from family
members and informal caregivers seems to be the least costly for the aging but can be expensive
for the caregiver; the lost income and benefits over a caregiver s lifetime is estimated to range
from a total of $283,716 for men to $324,044 for women, or an average of $303,880, according to
the Family Caregiver Alliance. This doesn t count the emotional toll caregiving can take on
individuals. Retirement communities offer the benefits of master planned communities and range
from condos to mobile homes, large homes to high rise apartments, and the costs of these vary
accordingly. Like all real estate investments, these vary based on property type and size.
Independent Living facilities are a lot like their senior living counter parts, but often have more
amenities like yoga, golf, and tennis. The fee for living this dream can range anywhere from $2600
per month to well