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Meredith Grey. She is a surgeon on one of my favourite shows, Grey’s Anatomy. I really look up to her for everything that she stands for and her strength in everything that she does. It’s important to find people that are really aspiring and this character really inspires me. Even though Meredith is a fictional character, her values and her characteristics are very realistic and, in my opinion, many can relate to her. If I have the choice to be anyone for a day or a month, it would be Meredith Grey.

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986), directed and written John Hughes, is a hilarious and entertaining teen film comedy as well as fun for the whole family. John Hughes has proven that he can create masterpieces on more than one occasion. This fact is evident in his many movie marvels, such as Pretty in Pink and the Home Alone series, and Ferris Bueller is no exception. The movie begins with Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick), a smart yet mischievous senior, who fakes being ill one last time before

(main surgeons) and everyone works for the chief of surgery. Despite personal relationships outside the hospital, within the four walls there are rules and a level of respect is given to the person above. For an example, the main character, Meredith Grey, an intern, is involved with the neurology surgeon (an attending), Derek Shepherd, but when it comes to work she takes orders from him regardless of their personal status. This brings up the following repeated behavior which is crossing the line between

expects to see again. This will become a very important element as the series progresses because you later find out that the man Meredith had slept with is Dr. Derek Shepard, a neurosurgeon who works at Seattle Grace Hospital in conjunction with Meredith Grey and also happens to be one of her new bosses. As the season goes on, Meredith furthers her romantic relationship with Dr. Shepard and is later suspected of sleeping with her boss to get ahead by Christina Yang. The season comes to an end as you learn

Topic 1: Write an essay discussing the pros and cons of hiring known hackers to test the security of a system. Nowaday, hacker is someone makes the technology's life to be more interesting. The term hacker has evolved over the years and been growing. For years there existed a fuzzy distinction between good and bad computer hackers, or we also call them white hat and black hat hackers. Whether they are good or bad, we can't negate they don't have any influence on the development of technology. Hiring

Part A: Outsider Perspective - Nurse at Abington Hospital It smells like old people. The whole floor reeked like smelly diapers. I was dressed in my dark blue scrubs with my brand new Nike running shoes, ready to take on my ten-hour shift. Most teenagers think volunteering looks so good on their high school resumes for colleges, however, in reality, it means absolutely nothing. There was a nice looking volunteer standing at the nurses desk. She was dressed in khakis and a bright blue shirt. I went

Introduction Hacking in the world of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is defined as the process of getting unauthorized access to the technical details of a computer such as, programs, applications or the entire computer system. Hacking is performed to improve the system capabilities or to manipulate its normal functions. People who are engaged in this practice are known as “Hackers” (777, 777, 888, 888). It is more likely that hacking is done for a harmful purpose which is not the

Chapter-1 1.0 Introduction With the tremendous advancement of Internet, different aspects of it are achieving the highest peak of growth. An example of it is e-commerce. More and more computers get connected to the Internet, wireless devices and networks are booming and sooner or later, nearly every electronic device may have its own IP address. The complexity of networks is increasing, the software on devices gets more sophisticated and user friendly – interacting with other devices

In Miller v. Alabama (2012), the United States Supreme Court determined that mandatory life sentences without the possibility of parole is unconstitutional to juvenile offenders. This decision is agreeable upon because adolescents do not receive the opportunity to reform themselves. As the Court suggests, life in prison violates the Eighth Amendment, which accounts for a ban on cruel and unusual punishment. However, juveniles still must be held accountable for their actions and should be sentenced

The Truth about Hackers The Truth about Hackers In the winter of the year 2000 an eighteen year old hacker, who went by the name Curador accessed about 26, 000 credit card numbers and put them on the internet. With the help of an ex-hacker, Curador was eventually tracked down and sentenced. All of this was explained in a frontline interview with Curador himself also known as Raphael Gray. Who are these so called hackers? Are peoples assumptions about teenage hackers correct? In 1995 the movie