Some entities define child sexualization as inducing adult sexuality on a child when one is not mentally, emotionally, and physically prepared for the same. In the current wave and culture, eroticized images form daily content as regards the consumerism orientation. This contributes to the detriment in the development of children in numerous ways.

To begin with, magazines and shows utilize such children in a direction that does not profess any meaningful value. Most magazines and production houses are always interested in the profits that they gain from presenting eroticized images (Ward 385). In this sense, they do not possess the intention of passing on values to such children. In most instances, magazines and shows will accrue substantial income at the expense of the children. Alternatively, they would pay parents, of such children, at the expense of the children who engage in respective adverts.

Shows and television programs run on quick and hefty schedules. In this perspective, they do not scrutinize individuals’ innermost feelings in having them for adverts. This scenario is worsened by the fact that parents and guardians mostly participate in the decision of having children as part of adverts and eroticized images. In this situation, most production entities would always present the glitzy and juicy elements of deals. This makes such children easily consent to the deals. This is comparable to a manipulative scenario whereby the beneficial details would bar respective children from making rational decisions. At a young age, children are not mentally mature to weigh options from a dual perspective. Their thinking would mostly orient towards instinctual views (Rivadeneyra, Ward, and Maya 265). This is worse when the media presents deals in ways that could easily appeal to the psychology of children.

In addition, the presentation, of children’s sexualized images in the media places such children at the platform of abuse. It is discernible that there have been stalkers of adult models who appear in fashion-oriented entities. Adults possess the advantage of evaluating situations and making rational decisions as pertains to their security.

Social changes occurring across the world have radically changed how information sources are utilized for learning, entertainment, and knowledge-sharing. Social-based technologies, such as MySpace, YouTube, and Facebook are now considered to be moving into the social mainstream, thus providing an excellent opportunity for opinion leaders to spread their personalized messages. “Wherever people are online, they are actively engaged in a wide variety of social media platforms, from blogs to social networking to video-sharing” (Smith, 2009, p.559). Social media over the Internet is a significant revolution from traditional information sources such as newspapers and television as it relates to lifestyle and allows for the evolution of thought from a variety of demographics. This is why this form of media is becoming more and more valuable to opinion leaders as it maintains the ability to reach a wide variety of consumers to present different advertising schemes and concepts.

The content of messages now has changed with the use of mass media when considering social media outlets as it no longer has to be targeted to just one specific demographic, such as newspapers like the Wall Street Journal which is targeted to those who invest in stocks and bonds. It can be directed toward a global community, as a means to influence and persuade others to accept a particular advertising message. The electronic format of this type of media also allows for rapid charging of the message by the opinion leaders as a means to shift delivery in the event of changing social needs or beliefs across the world.

In order to explore the issue more effectively, one should take into consideration the concepts of advertising in order to better understand the observational methods of those delivering the advertising content over mass media sources and how it manages to influence the opinion of the community. Marketers have a strategy to ensure the competitiveness of their products and also to maintain a competitive edge over other businesses that sell similar products or concepts and services. This strategy is referred to as positioning, which is “owning a place in the mind of a consumer. By understanding how a mind works, marketers can use it to their advantage and successfully drive demand for their products” (Trout, 2008, p.2).

If possible, it is advisable to upgrade a structure by retrofitting. Fly ash is commonly utilized in the manufacture of the concrete pavement mixtures, with the auxiliary levels. The replacement typically ranges from 10% to corresponding 20% of the underlying total cementitious material. Nevertheless, the specifications are commonly based on the empirical approximations that lack appropriate engineering examination. The effort decrease the carbon footprint related to the cement production severe effect the environment coupled the eventually concrete performance numerous transportation sectors have expressed interest utilizing relatively higher quantities the fly the concrete infrastructure

While the prevailing high volumes fly ash, concrete is balanced to manufacture to produce durable concrete regardless of the underlying predicaments (Choo & Newman, 2003, pp. 123-167). In recent years, the development of a strong and durable glue has resulted in a technique that has considerable influence in structure upgrading. It involves sticking steel or fiber polymer plates to the concrete. The plates then act compositely with the concrete and help to carry the load.

The primary purpose of the experiment to perform an investigation to examine the theory linked with a mixed design of concrete and the design and analysis of reinforced concrete beams. Below are the objectives of the experiment.

1. The method used was batch and Design, which was a standard concrete mix while using the BRE method. Self-compacting concrete was then achieved through the combination of PFA being a replacement for the cement.

7. The deflection performance of the load on the RC beam predicted theoretical point of view were compared with the results, which were obtained, conclusions were drawn on the shortcomings of the established theory.

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Water is an uncontrollable force and people find joy living in the illusion that they can control the uncontrollable.

She is not cynical of people that don’t share her intensity of love for the water, she merely shows in a very subtle and delicate way that people consider water another commodity, they take it for granted whereas it is a force of nature, and in some parts of the world, it is extremely scarce. A true value for this blessing can be observed in those remote areas of land where people collect it drop by drop. That is why people (including Didion) show due respect to water while others might consider that overdue.

The technique used in this essay is predominantly not of ethos or logos, but of pathos. Didion clearly states that she is simply obsessed with water, not by its politics but by its flow, how the water flows in ducts and pipes, and drains. She meditates thinking about this natural force. The weird thing is she was once caught in the river passageway in a military-raft when she was seventeen and instead of panicking, she was ‘deliriously happy’.

She highlights how water moves around from one place to another and how it has become a commodity that is released or held according to supply and demand. UNIVAC 418 machine has been mentioned probably referring to the ‘mechanics’ of water control. People have devised water-speak like “putting some over the hill” and “pulling it down” to indicate the movement of water. They move around water in a mechanical fashion. Didion points this out when she missed her chance of ‘draining the quail’. She deemed that a vocation that she missed and puts it as missing on her ‘instinctive affinity’. To her, it was a matter of utmost significance to be able to control the magnificence of huge water reservoirs.

The complaint Didion makes is that people don’t realize how water affects their daily lives. Even if there is someone she talks to on this subject matter, Didion doesn’t feel satisfied when the other is unable to hold their end of the conversation. She expects more passion from people for water but she finds it hard to see it. She thinks that people only pay attention to this beautiful force of nature when it becomes a problem. Either when it is in scarcity or too much in the form of floods. She mentions an incident when a film crew had trouble finding a river deep enough to drown a big truck for a movie scene. That year no river ran that deep and that was when they ‘accepted’ the significance of water and moved to another location to shoot the scene. This is ironic as probably that is not a big enough problem when considering the purpose of water but still it is man’s own need that makes him realize an object, in this case, the water.

Continuing the event of drowning the truck, the film crew had to wait till some grower orders more water so the river gets filled up and they can shoot the scene by drowning the truck, and they wait out in Needles, California where it is 110 degrees at 5 pm. That is the irony, water being controlled by supply and demand, a perfect commodity. Didion does a perfect job in her essay as the purpose of effectively conveys the message. Towards the end, she mentions that water is the only thing that man has control over yet in the same paragraph she mentions flash floods and aridity of California, logos is used here to annihilate the illusion of man’s control over water.

People are unaware of why they even like swimming pools. Many consider is a waste of water when in fact once it’s filled it virtually needs no additional water. But they don’t realize it is a symbol of control on the uncontrollable, a pool is nothing but water and sight of it soothes the eyes.