I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Damaging Effect of a Global Warming. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Greenhouse gases contribute to the global warming situation. In some areas, extreme winter conditions are increasing in quantity. In other areas, there is an increase in the number of extremely high temperatures. Some animals and plants cannot adapt to the changing temperature. When this happens, some animal and plant species will avoidably become extinct.

Further, global warming produces damaging effects on the world’s environment. The IPCC group Climatologists affirms that global warming contributes to the increase in the number and intensity of hurricanes. Global warming increases the temperature of the world’s oceans. The warmer oceans generated more hurricanes. With hotter oceans, the hurricanes’ intensities rose to more life-threatening levels, damaging more properties along the path of the encroaching avoidable hurricanes. Global warming leads to more floods. With more floods, more people will drown. The increasing number and intensity of floods result in more damaging effects on the environment and the people living within such an environment. More hurricanes will ravage the coastal areas of the world’s communities (Brevik 338).

Furthermore, global warming leads to a rise in the world’s ocean levels. The hotter temperature melts the ice areas of the world. The melted ice areas lead to the water literally swallowing or taking away huge areas of many coasting communities around the world. The huge ice groups formed in Antarctica and Greenland melted into the nearby ocean. Consequently, several islands will be underneath the oceans’ water levels, constantly changing the world’s geographic picture. Specifically, the 20th century saw the water level rose 20 centimeters. Research conducted in 2003 affirmed global warming leads to the thermal warming of the oceans (Houghton 176).

Moreover, global warming leads to more forest fires.

I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Are Reason and Emotions Equally Necessary in Justifying a Moral Decision. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. For a balanced view of the situation and an effective solution to it, both emotion and reason are instrumental to a moral decision.

Reason and emotion are deceptively simple concepts. The varying significance given to these concepts by moral philosophers like David Hume and Immanuel Kant has attributed a level of sophistication to them, which may lead to misconceptions. One has to decide whether reason and emotion are independent entities. In fact, both of them are interlinked and inter-dependant. An emotionally charged mind may not completely be devoid of traces of reason. Otherwise, people would forget the world altogether in their moments of emotional heights. Likewise, there is no instance of thought or act of reason which is not informed and influenced by emotion. However, the varying degrees of emotion and reason may lead to situations where the thought or act is understood as influenced solely by either one of them.

Moral decisions are demanded when there is a conflict which is to be solved in individual or social life. The decision may aggravate or alleviate the conflict, based on the emphasis given to either reason or emotion in the process of materializing it. Though it is often argued that moral decisions are the outcome of personal intuitions, contemporary social theorists and philosophers acknowledge the part played by society in shaping moral standards, and thereby decisions. However, moral standards are not universal in nature. It is easily observable that individual and societal moral standards vary. In the political sphere, one government’s moral decisions may offend or upset another government. On a personal level, no two people will have the same moral standard to react uniformly to a common situation. The moral decisions taken by individuals are heavily influenced by their varied life experiences and personal preferences and prejudices.

My subjective reaction to situations where a moral decision is to be taken is always influenced by a combination of emotion and reason. I had an unforgettable experience in which I had to take a decision regarding the well-being of my friend Sarah. However, my decision had led to some unforeseen events which made me rethink the validity of reasoning that could apply for all at the same level. Sarah was known to have quit rehab a few weeks prior to the incident.

Provide a 6 pages analysis while answering the following question: Difficulties in Maintaining Order and Law in Cyber-Space. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. The role played by the internet to revolutionize the computer world has never been evident there before. The internet is the definition that may refer to a worldwide broadcasting capacity, information dissemination mechanism, and the medium for interaction and collaboration between individuals and their own computers irrespective of geographic locality. The internet idea and research about the same came into place in the 1960s during research on packet switching on networks such as ARPANET. Since then, more research took place and in the 1980s, access to the ARPANET system expanded when National Science Foundation made developed the Computer Science Network (Moore & Seymour, 2005). Later on, in 1982 there was the standardization of the Internet Protocol Suite and the worldwide network consisting of fully interconnected networks (internet) become operational. There have been numerous advancements in the field that has enabled people to make the world a global village.

Cybercrime entails any form of criminal activity that deals with computers and hacking (Jewkes, &Yar, 2013). It also includes crimes committed through the internet such as hate crimes, internet fraud, telemarketing, identity theft, online money account thefts and the spread of incitement or terror messages. In the modern world, terrorists are using the internet for recruitment and radicalization posing a great threat to both national and global security. The study considers the impacts of the internet on these crimes and the effect on the criminal justice system.

The use of the internet has reduced the world to a global village (Cain, 2001). People can easily connect with each, in different parts of the world without travelling and interact effectively. Thus, globalization refers to the increased interconnectedness of people, societies, and countries across the world such that events at one locality can influence different localities in the world in a very short period.&nbsp.

Hi, need to submit a 1000 words paper on the topic Discourse Analysis of the movie Dumb and Dumber. &nbsp.Although there are two apparent speakers in this dialogue (i.e. Mary and Lloyd), the utterances are all, in fact, constructed by one speaker which is the scriptwriter making it a synthetically constructed conversation. However, the speech act of the conversation is well planned and rehearsed, which has a positive impact on the overall appeal of the dialogue. The original script of the conversation, however, incorporates the various aspects of conversational interactions such as adjacency pairs, turn-taking, topic initiation and development, feedback and conversational openings and closings.

To analyze the context of the discourse, Lloyd, a limo driver, is taking Mary to the airport and this is when the conversation takes place. It is one of the most essential ways in which people come together, exchange information and maintain social relations. Therefore, the setting of the discourse is very much natural in the normal contexts of dialogue and social relations.

It is important to realize that the movie is categorized under the group of “humor” films, featuring slapstick comedy and nauseate humor. In fact, the hilarity or amusement of the comedy is expressed linguistically, in the choice of words of the funny man, Jim Carrey, who is playing the role of Lloyd. Throughout this whole exchange of words, Lloyd doesn’t say anything that has no linguistic value, so he is clearly able to produce a grammatically correct sentence. Significantly, the only flaw that occurs in the conversation is that Lloyd is not able to select from all the correct expressions available to him to reflect the “illocutionary” force that is suitable most to this particular&nbsp.encounter.&nbsp.

Create a 9 pages page paper that discusses human rights, global wrongs. In 1948, members of the United Nations (UN) convened at a convention aimed at addressing prevention strategies and legal implications against those found guilty of genocide crimes. It was during this convention that members defined the term as systematically planned annihilation of a group of people based on their nationality, race, ethnicity, or religion.&nbsp.

It is the presumption of most scholars that the prevention of genocide crimes hinges on the identification of intrinsic and extrinsic motivators that predispose individuals to engage in mass violence. Structural and individual theories of genocide attempt to explain these factors and conditions, which make it conducive for people with no prior intent of hurting others to participate in mass violence. Structural theories encompass cultural, situational, and institutional explanations, which are specific to a given society at a particular time (Charny 1982). Conversely, theories relating to individuals encompass situations specific to an individual and the psychology of individuals in a mob (mob psychology). Combined, these theories provide a holistic view with regard to the extent to which “ordinary” individuals perpetrate genocide crimes.

The basic presumption of structural theories centers on contextual factors, which mobilize individuals to participate in mass violence. According to proponents of structural theories, the occurrence of genocide crimes hinges on the existence of the right structural context. The contextual factors include characteristics of a specific culture, state, or the existence of a specific historical situation. Entrenched in this theory exists institutional explanations concerning individuals’ participation in genocide. The state represents an example of an&nbsp.institution whereby, these theorists argue that a state’s structure plays a pivotal role in molding citizens’ motivation. In addition, they infer that institutional hierarchy and the state’s capacity controls citizens’ inclination to perpetrate mass violence.&nbsp.