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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What if there were no rules. It needs to be at least 250 words.

It will be just a matter of time that we will starve because no one is producing food because there is no order who will do it.

The civilization which we have built for a long time and crumble and we will back to the stone ages because people will destroy anything that crosses their path since nobody will stop it. And worst, the destructive nature of man will be unleashed and he will attack anyone he hated because there are no rules to stop him. There will be a lot of people who will be afraid because no one is already safe from everyone. Killing, looting, rape, violence will erupt and it will be just a matter of time that we will all

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What have been the costs and benefits of Hong Kongs Currency Board System since 1983. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

As a result, confidence in the HK dollar and economy began to diminish’ (Hanson). Also that year, the business scenario was not good – the stock market down by 50 percent, property market experiencing downturn and there were runs on the small banks. ‘The value of the HK dollar continued to decrease throughout the year and on September 24, 1983, reached an all-time low of HK$9.55 per US dollar’ (Hanson). ‘In less than a month, following a proposal made by Hong Kong business economist John Greenwood, the government announced that it would return to a currency board system, which would pursue an anti-inflationary policy and promote currency stability’ (Schuler). The CBA is an ‘idiosyncratic system since there is actually no currency board, and bank notes are issued by a few designated commercial banks, which alone deal directly with the monetary authority at the fixed exchange rate of HK$7.80 to the US dollar’ (Shu-ki Tsang). The CBA which was ‘also known as the “linked exchange rate system” or the “link” has revolved through several stages. From October 1983 – 1987, the Hong Kong government could not even define the monetary base and the theoretical forces of bank note arbitrage and competition did not seem to work’ (Shu-ki Tsang). The exchange rate was strengthened by the government interference in the foreign exchange market and interest rate handling. ‘To provide the Exchange fund with the necessary instruments to conduct “open market operations”, the Hong Kong government embarked on a series of programs to introduce Exchange Fund Bills (from March 1990) and notes (from May 1993).

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What has happened to careers To what extent can and should HRM be a part of career management. It needs to be at least 1000 words.

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Since the world is changing at a rapid pace, the economic, cultural, political and technological changes have an immense impact upon the world of work. Moreover, due to uncertainties that accompany with them, these changes can have an adverse effect on the career and lives of the people.In the present competitive era, careers have become too challenging than they used to be. This means that an attempt has to be made to manage the careers. The term career can be defined as the sequence of the job related roles and positions, activities and experiences that are encountered by the person (Anderson &amp. Et. Al., 2002). The major objective of the proposed study is related to the career management. The study will try to focus on the research questions which would look to address the existing scenario regarding careers along with to what extent HRM (Human Resource Management) can or should be a part of career management. Through this proposed research paper it is intended to identify the role of the HRM in career management. Various steps of career management process involve career exploration, development of the career goals and the use of various strategies in order to achieve the career goals. The question that now arises is whether the career management is related to the employee’s development and the performance. For this purpose the relationship that exists among the different aspects of the career management steps as well as the development behaviour of the employee need to be gauged. In this regards, the employees can provide information by considering their personal characteristics, career management strategies, the support of their managers for the career development and their willingness to participate in the development activities. On the other hand, the managers can appraise the performance of the employees and the development behaviour. In this regard, it can be identified that the managers support development. Distance from career goals brings about significant differences in the willingness of the employees to participate in the development activities along with development behaviour (Noe, 1996). It has been argued by the authors and the researchers that the career management programs in formal organisations are part of the firms’ overall human resource strategies. The career management programs are adopted by the organisation in a belief that the performance of the individuals will be enhanced and it will increase the employee’s commitment. If the career management systems are implemented without enough preparation of the organisation, then it might result to ineffective and misleading programs. If the organisation is involved in the individual’s career planning activities, then it might help to reduce the uncertainty that the employees face. It will also assist them in planning and help them in yielding positive results for the organisations (Portwood, 1987). With regards to the question about the existing scenario regarding careers, it can be denoted that there has been little changes in the world of work and the career of the people. Support for changing the focus upon the career stems from the psychologically grounded ideas about people as sculptors of their own careers. It also comes from the fact that the person themselves are the creator of the personal meaning in their lives (Arthur &amp. Et. Al., 1999). The HRM systems of the organisation that would include the workforce planning and staffing procedures, career management and the training and development efforts have to be consistent with the strategic plans of the firms.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What Effects Does Age Have On Graduation Rates From Online Based College. It needs to be at least 4000 words.

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Among these has been the introduction of online college programs that is meant to attract those students who would otherwise not have the time to attend classes on a regular basis. The education system of the United States has become so much eroded that it has now become necessary for students to go to college in order to attain the types of jobs that they would like. In earlier years, especially within the first half of the twentieth century, students who went through high school were equipped enough to attain jobs without having to go to college. However, the education standards came to be raised so much that it has now become necessary for students to spend more time in college in order to ensure that they achieve their academic goals. This has created a situation where individuals are barely able to cope with college education especially when it is considered that the students involved have more priorities other than their academics. It is a fact that many of the college students in the country also have to work in order to earn a living while others even have families and this only works towards increasing the pressure on them to be more productive. The latter situation makes it harder and harder for individual students to continue with their education and this has continued to be even worse as they grow older. This is because the older the students are, the more likely that they will develop other commitments in their lives and this may have an influence on the high dropout rates among them. This is perhaps the reason why the college education system needs to be reformed to such an extent that it stops being class based and instead be based on the internet since the latter is a much easier tool to access for many individuals. This will encourage…

A review has also been included in this research which supports the above observations. This study is is substantial to meet the requirements of adult students who are less confortable with traditional college based education. The American system of education is considered to be the provider of one of the best quality education when compared to other education systems in the world. However, despite this fact, most of those high school graduates who enter college for the purpose of acquiring higher education unfortunately do not make it to graduation and end up becoming college drop-outs. This happens because of the shifting attitudes of the students regarding the courses which are included in their curriculums and their failure to understand the course outline.Study suggests that only 33% of the freshmen who made their entrance in the University of Massachusetts, were able to complete their education within the period of 6 years. Moreover, less than 44% of students from University of Mexico and 41% graduate from the University of Montana made it to their graduation in the required timeframe .

One of the most influencial economists in the current era, Mark Schneider considers the high college dropout rate to be one of the reasons causing slow economic development in the country.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What does the tree represent and what does Melinda learn from her creation of a tree. It needs to be at least 1000 words.

The significance of the tree in the book Speak, is the growth that it symbolizes for Melinda in the story. At first Melinda is unhappy with her choice to paint a tree, but Mr. Freeman tells her that she cannot choose another option as it is her destiny. Mr. Freeman also implies that one has to be at peace with one’s self before you will be at peace with the art that you create and this is significantly shown throughout the story as Melinda struggles to be happy with the tree’s that she paints and struggles to bring her tree’s to life. It is clear to see that the author of the book deliberately chose for Melinda’s artwork to be about a tree as a tree is the symbol of life. In this book the tree first symbolizes death as Melinda seems to be struggling and wilting on the inside after the rape that she had endured. Melinda’s art also follows a pattern of death to life One example of Melissa’s painted trees reflecting her tortured mind is after the pep rally where Melinda’s art consists of painted watercolors of trees that have been hit by lightning and is so dark that you can almost not see the trees. This is a symbol of the torment, teasing and daily struggles that Melinda faces in school from her previous friends as well as from certain teachers. The darkness also represents Melinda’s struggle to keep the secret that she is hiding in the dark as she is not willing to speak up about it.

The painting of trees by Melinda and the story that unfolds in the book go hand in hand as Melinda’s painting projects her frame of mind and the turmoil inside of her. The greatest contributing factor to Melinda’s struggle is the Antagonist Andy Evans who had viciously raped Melinda at Kyle Rogers end of summer party, which forced Melinda to call the police. This incident led to Melinda being an outcast as her friends

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What does all this religious turmoil tell us about the Chinese government. It needs to be at least 250 words.

To begin with, the blanket ban on proselytism by foreigners anywhere in China evinces a deep suspicion of foreign spiritual activities in China, which is symptomatic of a concern on the part of much of the Chinese leadership that certain foreign ideas and systems would be deeply detrimental in China. To support such attitudes, they repeatedly talk of the humilitations which the western powers inflicted upon China in the last two centuries of the imperial era.

Christian groups have been the focus of some repression, including the raiding of unregistered house churches and the arrest of their members, particularly in the run up to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. However, it is towards independent clergy and members of the Catholic Church that the government focuses its repression of Christian groups. Relations between the Vatican and the People’s Republic of China have always been tense, and since the 1950s they have enjoyed no formal relations. It seems that the government is still wary of the loyalty of Catholics to an authority outside of China – the Vatican, and its head, the Pope, whom they regard as God’s representative on Earth.

This tensions between the Catholic Church and the Chinese government became obvious when, in July 2007, Pope Benedict XVI wrote an open letter to the Chinese government urging it to respect the religious freedoms of its citizens. The Chinese government is always particularly sensitive to foreign criticism, and this instance was no exception, with Beijing replying that ‘it was willing to continue a dialogue with the Vatican, but a government spokesman said the Pope must not interfere in China’s affairs in the name of religion’3.

While the Chinese government likes to present its country as a united and homogenous polity, it is rich in ethnic minorities, many of whom have distinctive religious practices,

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What do you make of arguments in religiously fractured community you are familiar What do two different visions share a critique of contemporary lifeUse them together to identify a problem for the individual and society to analyze its possible sources. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

Younger Americans sometimes view our elders and their advice with some suspicion, we rebel against them. In place of tradition and the guidance of elders we students turn to a kind of individualism that is itself groundless and unoriginal. In a way it is like, through successive generations, instead of looking for something larger than themselves and their tiny egos, students and young people in society in general turn to narcissistic self-indulgence. They follow their whims, being disrespectful of authority, chasing momentary pleasures, or else turning to drugs and other forms of escape. It is all so totally unoriginal and worn out, because every generation is the same. So few realize that while to themselves they are being original, in fact to the jaded, to the older ones, they are acting out aspects of themselves that are the most unconscious, the most predictable, and the most lacking in any kind of authentic awakening. There seems to be no sense of awareness of something deeper and more profound among the youth. It is a general sickness, to be sure, this absence of anything real and substantial that young people and students can latch on to for real stability, and popular culture and the shallow lives of their peers do not help. It is as if, with every generation, instead of following a wise and proven tradition that has examined and lived through the follies of men who had come before, young people “reinvent the wheel”, so to speak, and make the same mistakes over and over again. The problem has everything to do with the absence of depth and soul in the things that young people do. There is lack of depth in their pursuits, and in the things, institutions, and lifestyles that they look to for meaning. There is nothing in what they do or acquire that seems to give them a sense of something more than what the surface of life and their egos have to offer. It is interesting that both Thurman and Armstrong seem to hold some answers, or

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What do they have in common. It needs to be at least 250 words.

However, the defenders were sure that she did not shoot anyone and Aafia stated that she loved America and was not going to destroy it. “Aafia Siddiqui” is also the name of one of the famous terrorist groups (Johnston, 2009).

Abdul Malek is a famous terrorist, who was a commander during Chechen war, who was engaged in kidnapping and financing and sending of fighters from Georgia to Russia. Malek was killed in February 2013, the place and the circumstances of his death are unknown. The fact of his death is not proved (Dao and Lichtblau,

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What different types of masculinities are represented in football and golf. It needs to be at least 2750 words.

ironment and within that realm white upper and middle class males polished their competitive skills in order to support and reproduce hegemonic masculinity (Connell qtd. in Majors 209).This paper studies different types of masculinities presented in football and golf and observes that in football masculinity is considered to be purely hegemonic that entertains ‘lad culture’, it is represented to be less hegemonic and entertain elitist or bourgeois class in golf. The research also finds out that regardless of the hegemony level in both sports, representation of traditional hegemonic models in creates issues of power among genders.

“The masculinities of the runner, football player, and rock climber are qualitatively different. each sport combined various symbolic discourses to create masculinity particular to the sport” (qtd. in Wheaton 16).

Sports play a vital role in shaping and molding contemporary masculinity. In this way, sports in general and televised sports in particular are observed to construct a power structure of masculinity with dynamic, commanding and competitive image of the male as an apex of contemporary manhood (Feasey 98-99).

According to Masculinity and sports media, in contemporary society, sports media plays a vital role in shaping young boy’s perception and construction of masculinity. According to a study conducted by Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles revels that 98 percent of American boys between 8 and 17 years of age consume sports media on regular basis. In professional sports, men domination is evident. From violent athletes to coaches and aggressive commentators to reporters, sports media is becoming increasingly powerful when it comes to its capability to transmit ideas of masculinity to young boys.

Sports narratives and descriptions portray masculinity as heroic, competitive, vital and predominantly aggressive. Most prominent themes of this presentation are comradeship, heterosexuality, violence, injuries, pain,

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on What are your positions on sex and drugs in Psychology. It needs to be at least 750 words.

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In this essay, sex and drugs in psychology will be discussed briefly. People use illegal drugs and alcohol for their pleasurable experiences. Human brain has a ‘pleasure pathway’ that mediates our experience of reward. Researchers have proposed the dopaminergic system and its opioid-releasing neurons as the ‘ pleasurable pathway’. This begins in the midbrain ventral segmental area and then work its way forward through the nucleus accumbens and on the frontal vortex (Barlow &amp. Durand, 2004). The substances activate this center and impart feelings of pleasure. Drugs like amphetamine and cocaine directly activate the dopaminergic system. Opiates inhibit GABA which in turn stops the GABA neurons from inhibiting dopamine, thus making dopamine more available in the reward center (Barlow &amp. Durand, 2004). Studies with humans, twin, family and adoption cases have revealed that certain people may be genetically vulnerable to substance abuse (Barlow &amp. Durand, 2004). The studies also revealed that while use of illegal drugs is primarily influenced by environment, abuse and dependence is influenced by various genetic factors. People take psychoactive substances to recapture the pleasure they experience during consumption. Also, the social contexts for drug taking may encourage its use (Barlow &amp. Durand, 2004). This is known as positive reinforcement. …

Juvenile delinquency is a major public challenge in most countries of the world and has several contributing factors to it, one of which is drug abuse. Addiction to drugs among youngsters instigates criminal violence for several reasons including acute euphoric effects, economic related strikes and legal-illegal battles. Statistics have indicated that criminal offenses by young people have soared over years and many of them are related to excessive alcohol intake and illicit drug abuse. According to a developmental research by Kaplan and Damhouse (1995. cited in Karofi, 2005), there exists a direct relationship between adolescent narcotic abuse, especially marijuana and adult violence. People who are under the influence of drugs are likely to indulge in risky sex and be acquainted with rape. They can also indulge in violence and illegal activities and be prone for accidents and losing friends and families. Many adolescents report that certain environmental stress factors precipitate sexual urge and abnormal behavior in them. Child abuse has been an important risk factor where in the victim in childhood turns abuser later in life. This is known as “victim-to-abuser cycle” or “abused-abusers phenomena” (Hall &amp. Hall, 2007). However, this is still a debated topic and many researchers argue that their studies don’t prove this. Those who are in favor of this theory argue that “identification with the aggressor, in which the abused child is trying to gain a new identity by becoming the abuser. an imprinted sexual arousal pattern established by early abuse. early abuse leading to hypersexual behavior.

 
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