Month: April 2016

Ten days after the terrible day September 11, after attacks on Pentagon and the World Trade Center Larry Ellison, who at the time was chief executive officer at Oracle Corporation, started a political and technological debate. He stated that none of the airline traveling would never be safe again until all the citizens of the United States and also foreigners were required to show national ID card before entering a plane.

We need a national ID card with our photograph and thumbprint digitized and embedded in the ID card,” Ellison said in an interview with San Francisco’s KPIX-TV.

Animals are often used as objects for various experiments and test. Any new human disease medicines are first used on animals, the new types of make has to pass the test on the animals first and surgeons practice their skills on pigs and dogs. I don’t think animal test is fair to put through the risky experiments to ensure that the medicine or other products are safe for humans to endure. Who measures the importance of life? We kill animals to avoid risk ourselves; I think there are no legitimate reasons for that. Animals have to have rights just as we people do, because they feel pain and emotions and if they look different from us, that does not mean they do not suffer or are ready to die.

It is obvious that scientists have to test the new products, but they would definitely come up with more accurate results if they tested medicine and other products of humans, since they are intended for human use. For instance, when trying to look for a cure for a stroke, scientist mainly used rats for test purposes. Out of nearly a thousand tests only 30 have worked on rats and eventually only three worked on humans. In my opinion we could find the right cures much faster and easier if we test them on humans. By testing the cures on our own species we would have more information on our body reaction to different medicines, rather than make thousands of experiments on species that have bodies and DNA very different from ours.

After writing his first and probably the most famous novel “Understand This”, Jervey Tervalon once said at the interview: “I’m trying to create a body of work focused on black life in south Los Angeles and the United States.” The main focus of his books is on the black life in south Los Angeles area. He writes in a documentary style leaving behind the entertainment hype. Jervey uses his talent and understanding of unfortunate truth of life today to express it in all its unpleasantness and brutality.

Jervey Tervalon was born in New Orleans, LA on October 23, 1958. His family soon afterwards moved toLos Angeles, California. This way he spent most of his childhood in Los Angeles. His father Hillary was a postman and his mother, Lolita used to work as a keypunch operator. Both of his parents supported Jervey in his striving for education and encouraged him to read and attend college when he reached the age.

“Pride and Prejudice” book by Jane Austin — review

“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife”(pg.1). This first sentence of book “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austin, is probably one of the most famous phrases in all British comedies concerning social issues. The story line goes about the matters surrounding marriage in 19^th century.

Elizabeth Bennet is the main character of the book “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austin. She is twenty-one years old, has a quick mind, sharp wit and keen sense of justice. Her father, Mr. Bennet, spends most of his time in his library hiding from the rest of his family.