...situations in your life and allow them to die. We all go and are going through things that seems to hard for us to bear. There are many things that we have been praying for and we wonder Lord are you listening to me? Some of us been praying the same prayer so long that we feel like maybe this is one He just isn’t going to answer. I stop by to let you know that He hears every prayer and it is how you are dealing with the situation that is affecting the answer. Don’t you realize that He told us that we have the power to speak things into exsistance. Take not that on the 3 P’s. P= I have taught you in my word how to first Pray P= I have given you the Power to speak over your situation P= Then after you have pray and authorized your power to speak, then you have to learn to leave it alone and Praise for the result. Some of us don’t want our situations to die. We get all the attention as long as we are going through. If the Lord make a way for my bills to be paid, I can’t hit up the mission department no more. If he heal me, then the mothers want come over and cook and clean for me no more You don’t want your situation to die because that is the only way your lazy self have learned how to survive. TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR LET IT DIE AND GROW UP! Saints be honest there are some that have been living off the church so long that they don’t know how to do anything else. There are situations that should be dead but when will you let them die. This might the only part that I...
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...Probability: Introduction to Basic Concept Uncertainty pervades all aspects of human endeavor. Probability is one of our most important conceptual tools because we use it to assess degrees of uncertainty and thereby to reduce risk. Whether or not one has had formal instruction in this topic, s/he is already familiar with the concept of probability since it pervades almost all aspects of our lives. With out consciously realizing it many of our decisions are based on probability. For example, when you study for an examination, you concentrate more on areas that you feel are likely to be covered on the test. You may cancel or postpone an out door activity if you believe the likelihood of rain is high. In business, probability plays a key role in decision-making. The owner of a retail shoe store, for example, orders heavily in those sizes that s/he believes likely to sell fast. The owner of a movie theatre schedules matinees only during holiday seasons because the chances of filling the theatre are greater at that time. The two companies decide to merge when they believe the probability of success is greater for the consolidated company than for either independently. Some important Definitions: Experiment: Experiment is an act that can be repeated under given conditions. Usually, the exact result of the experiment cannot be predicted with certainly. Unit experiment is known as trial. This means that trial is a special case of experiment. Experiment may be a trial...
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...illegal in most of the countries. There are a few types of euthanasia, such as active and passive. The passive euthanasia is the act of letting a terminal patient die in a natural way. It means that the doctor will not interfere by giving the patient any kind drug. The patients request the doctor to stop the treatment that is keeping them alive. The author of our text book gives us a few arguments in pro to passive euthanasia. First, the individual rights over bodies and lives, it means that all human being have the freedom to do whatever they want with their lives. Individuals have the right to do whatever they think if better for them. They can get tattoos; they can pierce parts of their body that even God would not believe; they can jump out of a roof when they are depressed, so why not ask for a doctor pull the cord? The second argument is shortening the period of suffering, is this case a terminal patient with no quality of life should not suffer any longer. The doctors and the family should let the patient go if they know that is no chance of recovery. They have to understand that prolonging this patient’s life will just bring them more pain and suffer. The health care professionals and the families should make decisions based on the patient’s best interest. Last but not least the patients’ right to die with dignity, it means that human being have the right of dying distinction. The doctors have to respect the patient’s decision of not to deteriorate on a bed waiting...
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... Or how it can lead to this situation if you were in their shoes. What their decision is they want to do. How they want to do it. More importantly, just to have respect for people’s wishes, not for just that person, but for anybody. Is the most important thing, when dealing with this. Just like if you were in a situation and you would want people to be on your side, even if it was, well lets just say, not such a good situation like this. If this person has thought through this very carefully. Not in just a day, but more than likely several weeks or even months. A family needs to have respect for that person and their beliefs, feelings, and own conceptions. Though, we may not understand this at first, on why someone would want to do euthanasia. It might take some time to really think and go through the emotions, whether good or bad. To really understand why. The fact is, if someone wants to die, when they know they are going to, then you should have respect for them to do so. Let them decide they do not have to struggle anymore. If someone is comfortable with planning how they are going to die, and they are satisfied with the situation/decision, they should be aloud to do...
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...The Right To Die Whenever an animal is suffering, do you let it sit there in agony as each day passes? No. You take it to a vet and give it a shot to put it to sleep. Why would you let an animal endure such pain when you know you can end it easily and painlessly? What if you were that animal? What if you were in so much pain and you wanted that chance to get rid of it all? Wouldn't you want someone to help you and give you that life-changing shot? This can be referred to physician assisted suicide. Physician assisted suicide is when a physician gives a person who is terminally ill a lethal injection to hasten their death by consent of the patient. To many people, this is thought of as morally wrong. Life is beautiful and precious and you should never end it, but to those who can't even control their bodily functions anymore, there is no more life. To those who are terminally ill, to those patients who can no longer live on their own and who suffer every day, what is life to them? Life to them is waking up every morning in pain, taking medicine that is only going to help them temporarily, and watching their family members mourn at their sickness. Would you want to live that life? In this aspect, animals are treated so much better than people. It is alright to put an animal to sleep, but it isn't right to let a patient rest in peace? The main reason why patients ask for physician assisted suicide is to end the torture and the pain of their disease. Why wouldn't you want to...
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...Design by: Beatrix Aruna Pasztor Produced by: Mark Burg and Oren Koules Co-executive producer: Howard Burkons and Dale De La Torre, Executive producer: Michael De Luca, Avram 'Butch' Kaplan, and Richard Saperstein Co-producer: Mathew Hart, James Kearns and Hillary Sherman Throughout my life I have watched numerous movies and only a few of them have really caught my attention. The movie that I have chosen to critique is called John Q. This movie was released in Feburary2002 (IMDB, 1990-2012) and has a little bit of everything in it: drama, suspense, and a lot of emotion. The main actor in this movie is Denzel Washington. In the movie, “written in 1993 during the Clinton health-care-reform battle (Kluger and Bjerklie (2002)” as a nation were struggling with everything, especially health care. Denzel portrays a dad that cannot afford a heart transplant for his son and under all of the stress he snapped. In order to get what he wanted he took all of the people in the emergency room hostage. This movie is filled with emotion and it leaves me thinking, along with others, about what I would do in that situation. Would I let my child die or would I do anything to save him? John Archibald is a struggling father that is trying everything to make his families lives better. He is tired of his family having to struggle in order to live day to day. Despite the financial hardship, they are a loving and happy family. One day it all came to a hault. While watching his son play baseball,...
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...Cooley Engl 101-10 12 October 2012 Why Die First? How many times have you watched a horror movie and laughed at the first person who dies simply because they did something stupid? As a self-proclaimed horror movie aficionado, I too have pondered upon this. As such, I am here to give you a few pointers and a sort of checklist of things to avoid so that you can protect yourself if you ever manage to be cast as an extra in a horror movie. Hopefully these pointers will help you to stay on screen longer and maybe even get noticed. As crazy as this may sound, the first step to avoid being the first to die in a horror movie would be to read the script. If you are reading for a specific part and you realize during your perusal of the screenplay that your character is the first to die, ask for a different part. While reading, pay close attention to the names given the characters. If the name of your character looks something like “man #1 or woman #1”, there is a high probability that you will die within the first five minutes of the movie. After successfully landing an acting job in a horror movie, you will likely have a few rehearsal sessions. While you are doing rehearsals and practicing your lines, make friends with the largest, slowest person who is not playing the killer. The primary reason for this is simple. Any scene where someone is going to die you are almost assured of being able to outrun this person and they will likely die before you. So now it is time for the...
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...“If We Must Die” was written to illustrate the amount of violence against African-Americans during the Red Summer of 1919, where racial tension lead to blood riots across the country. This poem begins saying that if they must die, let it not be messy and awful but to let them “nobly die.” “In vain; then even the monsters we defy shall be constrained to honor us though dead,” this shows that even the people that don't like the African Americans will be forced to like them in the end when they're dead because they matter too. The author, Claude McKay ends this selection with saying that they (African Americans) must be brave and fight back. The purpose of “ A Black Man Talks of Reaping” was to express the bitterness felt by African...
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..."Eventually, all species become extinct" is true because life and death forms part of this universe that we live in, the earth. Anything that is born at one time it is going to die. In the same way, any species that is in existence is going to get extinct. But it does not mean that we need to forget our endangered species and let them get extinct. For example, every human being who was born is soon going to die. That means your relatives and friends, also someday are going to die. If supposedly it happens that any of your relatives or friends meet with an unexpected accident or is admitted to hospital because of a disease then you will try to help save them. Everyone knows that one day they are going to die but you won't let them die so soon. You would want them to stay longer with you. The same case applies for other species. Every species is going to get extinct at some time in the future. But as we want relatives and those people who are close to us like friends to stay longer, the same thing also should be done to other species. With the global warming and climate changes issues that have not been solved, organisms are endangered since their habitats are being interfered with. Resources such as water and air quality are being polluted at a very faster rate than the conservation measures taken to save them. Water is one of the main sources of conflicts in most parts of the world. This is a clear picture that scarcity of this resource will make some species get extinct because...
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...Euthanasia or mercy killing both have the same meaning, which is stop the patient who will not recuperate from torment by using medical tools which are painless. Originally, euthanasia is a combination of two Greek words: “Eu” meaning “good”, and “ thanatos” meaning” death”, which means good death (1). Euthanasia has been known for a long time, in world war two the German soldiers who got very serious injuries and mostly would not recover let die(2). Locally, the Republic of Ireland criminalized this action. While in some other countries, as, the United States have three states that legalized euthanasia are Oregon, Washington and Montana states. In 1994, Oregon voters approved the Death with Dignity Act (DWDA) by voting of 51%. Since that year, physicians are capable to prescribe life-end medication for terminally ill people. According to Life issues Institute the DWDA records show that 455 people have requested fetal drugs from their doctors, and 292 patents have died from using them(3). The annually figure continue to rise, starting with 16 cases in 1997, rising to 38 in 2005, and reaching 46 cases in 2006 (3). On the other hand, Other States criminalized this action, and the states rules consider co-euthanasia as criminals, even for those who help people to commit suicide regardless of the fact that they are their...
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...The Right-To-Die movement has been a very popular subject within the last fifty years. The movement lets terminally ill patients make their own decisions on what health care they want to receive and whether or not they want to continue living or end their life. This has turned into a controversy among many people. Many people are opposed to this movement, they think doctors and health care physicians should do whatever it takes to save a person’s life. On the other side, if the patient is terminally ill, and they are going to die anyways, they accept it and not waste any more time and money on trying to fix something that cannot be fixed. And then in the case of a patient not being competent enough to make his or her own decision on health care, what do you then? In order to prepare not only yourself but your loved ones for a situation we must make a formal explanation of health care, designate a health care proxy, and most importantly talk to our loved ones in case we become incompetent of making our health care decisions....
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...up the difference after someone dies for any unpaid earthly levels of stuff, and if they are not filled with His Holy Spirit, He can put them at pain levels at pains higher than one thousand times worse than the worst pains of earth, and thus make up the difference in a moment or a few seconds or for however long and those pains and problems still count toward their earthly level of stuff, and then they get the hell forever stuff if...
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...A Request to Die PHI200: Mind and Machine (GSI1116I) April 25, 2011 A Request to Die Susan M. Wolf (2008) wrote a very touching article (p.23-26) regarding the pain and suffering her father endured during his final days of battling with several sicknesses. Not only did she have to see her father in pain and getting weaker and weaker, she now had to deal with him verbally expressing the desire to let him die. The love she felt for her father was so strong that she wanted to grant him this final wish, but also wanted to ensure he would not suffer from this and be as comfortable as possible. Due to his health rapidly deteriorating and he was in more pain every day, she began to seek assistance from the many hospitals he sought care in to help end her father’s suffering. This will be a brief discussion of the issue of ethics regarding physician-assisted suicide, her final consensus to this matter being interpreted as a deontological view verses my own view being the utilitarian view. I would also like to state that I do agree with Susan Wolf’s attempts to locate hospital officials to try and let her father die as he wished, but I do not agree with her final decision that she is still against legalizing physician-assisted suicides. Susan M. Wolf did extensive research on the subject of physician-assisted suicides and her stance of being against the legalizing of it is very clear. While going through her own personal tragedy with her dying father, she was forced to rethink...
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...Should Physician Assisted Suicide Be Legalized? Julia Schulenburg PHI103 Informal Logic Professor Robert Paixao September 2, 2013 Should Physician Assisted Suicide be Legalized? In today’s society there are many so many controversial issues one of the biggest being Patient Assisted Suicide, or PAS. PAS is defined as: “suicide by a patient facilitated by means or information (as a drug prescription or indication of the lethal dosage) provided by a physician who is aware of how the patient intends to use such means or information.” Merriam-Webster Dictionary (n.d.). Let us not get PAS confused with Euthanasia, this is different, to be euthanized is when the doctor himself physically administers the lethal dosage into the patient causing their death. PAS is just the doctor prescribing the drugs for the patient to give to themselves to cause them to die. There are people who are in favor of allowing a doctor to prescribe a lethal dose of medication or machinery for the patient to administer to themselves to end their own life due having a terminal illness. Then there are those who greatly oppose it, some being doctors, moralists, the general public, as well as some private groups. They claim physician assisted suicide to be immoral, ethically wrong, against religious beliefs, and unnecessary with proper palliative care. While PAS is a controversial topic in modern day society, it originally stemmed from ancient civilizations, which defended the rights of citizens to...
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...mmmmmmm 2 February 2016 Decision Made by Terminally Ill Patients What if you think that your time is up, why not end it without suffering? Why allow your siblings loved ones, and others sit around and watch you die slowly? People who are terminally ill should decide if they want to live in pain or die. There are a lot of arguments about the family wanting their love ones to live instead of die, which is selfish. The family should also understand. If a person is terminally ill and not able to take the pain anymore, then they should end their lives upon their choice. Terminally ill patients should be able to decide not to suffer, make their own decisions and die with dignity. For one it is selfish to have an ill person suffering waiting on their death day. It should only be their choice if they decide to suffer or not. If you have never suffered before, then you wouldn’t know how bad the pain really is. No matter whom they are, regardless if it’s the mother, father, sister, brother, aunt, or any other close member of the family, have to understand it’s our lives. Pain is pain there is no big or small, pain is exactly what it is. “Legalize Assisted Suicide: A debate.”(1) Discuss killing someone to suffer. It discusses the fear of the losing capacity to make the choice to die. Those are some of the reason terminally ill patients should not have to suffer. Secondly, under no circumstances a terminally ill person should decide how he/she would like to end their lives. No one should...
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