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Causes and Effects of Stress in Students.

Stress is an enormous problem for students. Students can not function properly because of stress. Stress can effect their studies, social life and even their life itself. In addition, stress can lead to nervousness and mental break down. So, when a student is under stress, he/she must deal with it and find a solution for their problem. In the following lines, I will analyze the causes and effects of stress in students.

On of the main causes of stress is dead line pressure that is to hand in assignments and projects for many courses in a certain time. This causes confusion for the students to remember what to hand in at what time. Another cause of stress is parent's expectation for their son/daughter to be the best in class. The student will do anything to be accepted in the same college as his /her parents were, even in the same major just to satisfy their parents. In addition, when the student is accepted in college, he/she will try anything to be the best. This causes competition between the students. Not to mention the discouragement from doctors or teachers to devastate the students when they shout at them.

As a result of these causes, students may start felling overwhelmed because they have too much to do in little time, they can not possibly do everything they feel they must to. They may feel angry, unfairly judged and lack of patience with everything. They may feel that they don't have enough time to have fun or to be with their family or friends. They may cry and get upset about small things, even they worry about everything. There different symptoms of stress. It includes headaches; stomach aches; chest pains, diarrhea, sweating, sleeplessness, increased heart rate and it may lead to alcohol and drug addiction.

To prevent stress, avoid cigarette. Smoking can cause illness and death; students tend to smoke more when under stress. Exercise regularly helps students to look and feel better and provides health benefits. Get plenty of rest to help students to maintain health and deal better with their problems. Do not drink too much caffeine, because it speeds up the body and can exaggerate the effects of stress. Finally, learn to manage stress and to keep a perspective on things that are important and those are not.

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Shocking news: UFO in Jazan!!!!


On June 3rd, 2003. There were an alien landing marks in Jazan. This issue brought up a lot of questions weather it was true or not. On the other hand, many eye witnesses saw it and they confirmed it looked like a UFO. Security resources said it this object might be a spy airplane that went through Saudi Arabia. A lot Amoud Valley people noticed the landing of this awkward object at 9:00 AM on Monday morning, which it caused a collective panicking to the people and the animals of the valley who saw everything.

Abdul Rahman Al-Ousaimi, the mayor of the valley talked to one of the newspaper reporters while he was on his way to check on scene. The mayor heard from the people about this weird event that scared them. He added that the size of the UFO was not that big, but it shape and form was frightened. Al-Watan newspaper founded out from its resources that a specialized unit went to check the scene and investigate the people.

One of the local newspapers went to check the scene of the landing of this object, and met few of the people to get more information about this matter. Salman Al-Raithy (one of the witnesses) said that he actually saw this weird object flying on a low altitude. Then, it landed on the ground, and it stayed nearly half an hour, then it flew again. An old woman suffered from inflexibility in her feet from how much she was afraid after she saw that flying object. She said that she couldn't move, and stayed next to the object. She described it as a circular flying object, and it was on the size of an eagle.

Since this bizarre event, the Amoud Valley witnessed a lot of weird events. One of it was the appearance of sulfuric poisonous water in one of the people's well. This caused a lot of curious people (even from the Gulf countries) to demand from the Farming Ministry for tests on the well for answers. However, the ministry had to fill up the well after it was confirmed that it contained a poisonous elements.

The question is, is there any connection between the mysterious death of animals and the appearance of this flying object in the area? Is it possible that Jazan might be a secret base for aliens? Could it be that these sudden deaths was caused by exposing to radiation or virus from outside the solar system? How come Jazan area? Will Saudi Arabia witness more future activity of UFO's?

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Aggression.

The source of aggression within humans is a long summative list, but before trying to understand its source one must apply a working definition of aggression. Aggression in Oxford dictionary means hostile behavior that launches attacks and initiates unprovoked hostilities. Aggression first started in the behavior of animals, and it transferred to human beings. Aggression is a critical part of animal existence, which is an inherent driving force to humans. In this essay, I will analyze the major sources of aggression in humans, expose its effects and provide some solution.

The first cause of aggression is the environmental factors. For example, parental pressure for their child to seek perfection in his/her life can cause aggression. In addition, children can be aggressive by being exposed to negative media like action movies or violent video game. Also, another main cause of aggression is stress in the social life. For example, a person is exposed to pressure at work can be aggressive, or a student who is filled with home works, assignments and studying for exams can feel the pressure and might lead to aggression.

To sum up, the causes of aggression are very awful and sad. However, the effects are even more tragic, hideous and horrible.

Aggression can effect in more than one way. First, youth can be more violent, and harm themselves and the people around them. Second, it can affect their grades by getting distracted from studying. And they might turn into criminals. In addition, it can develop psychological problems, and individuals might become incompetent, alienated and isolated. And it could lead to break up a marriage and divorce. That has a negative effect on children.

So what can we do to reduce aggression? Well, the best answer is to try hard to control anger and to change life style. However, the media should also stop exposing visual violence. Last but not least, people must start supporting themselves and the unfortunate people or groups

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The Causes and Effects of Divorce

From the past to present, people all over the world have determined to live together, which is called “get marriage” in another word, so that they depend on for living each other. Nevertheless, some couples are unable to maintain their relationship; therefore they choose divorce, which is one of the solutions to cope with problems between husband and wife. Furthermore, most people think carefully before they get marriage. However, the divorce rates trend to continually increase nowadays, thus it might be argued that divorces can be taken place easier than the past. There are three main causes of divorce: changing woman’s roles, stress in modern living and lack of communication, which are highlighted below.
The first significant cause of recent rise in the rates of divorce is that women completely change in roles. In the past, men have to earn whole money to afford the expense of family, whereas woman only do housework, hence women have no money leading to depend on husbands’ money. Because of these situations, it is too difficult for most women to separate from their husbands. Nonetheless, these situations entirely change nowadays. The equality between men and women in roles are very clear at the moment, thus women can work outside to earn money, while men share the household tasks such as cooking, cleaning, washing as well as caring for children. It can be clearly seen that women are independent from money as they can earn money by themselves to support their living cost. Accordingly, the divorce rates recently rise.
Another cause to confirm the recent increase in divorce rates is stress in modern living. Many people, who live in globalization, have considerable pressures to earn money. It can be obviously seen that the stress has occurred since they are children. For instance, in Thailand, students generally want to go to famous school so that they take advantage to go to well-known universities. Studying in celebrated universities mostly causes having a good opportunity to find a job or earn a lot of money. This circumstance not only happens in Thailand, but also occurs in many countries. Some people are laid off from their companies; consequently the stress occurs in their family, which leads to divorce. Some families can earn money, but inadequate for covering their expenses, therefore it is easy to think about divorce. Nevertheless, the rates of unemployment trend to continually increase as a result the divorce rates can also rise. It is no doubt that the stress in modern living may lead to recently increasing divorce rates.
The final cause of recently increasing divorce is lack of communication. Owing to financial status in each family, many people are fairly busy. For this reason, they have inadequate time to talk to the problems with their partners, which produces the likelihood of divorce. Some couples are often quiet when they have problems each other, as a consequence little problems can be expanded to probably become huge problems, resulting in divorce. It is quite clear that the more communications are used, the more divorce rates are reduced.
Although, these three cause of the recent rise in divorce rates are expressed above, there are also two effects of the recent increase of divorce rates: negative effects and positive effects
Firstly, the effects of recent enlargement in divorce rates are negative effects. Most couples normally have children when they get marriage. Accordingly, divorces can directly effect on children. Children living in single parent families are more probably to get pregnant as teenagers, drop out of high school, abuse drugs and have aggressively emotional and behavioral problems, which lead to social problems. Some children decide to go out of their home when their parents separate each other, and subsequently they become homeless children. They do not have good opportunities to find a job due to shortage of education. Consequently, crime may likely be the end result. These are significantly negative effects of recent expansion in divorce rates.
Secondly, on the other hand, another effects of rise in divorce rates are positive effects. People, who divorce by consent from their partners, want to have better quality of life, since they are unhappy with their spouses. Accordingly, they can work efficiently, which results from fine mental condition. They not only have more free time to do many things, but also free from their spouses’ murmurs. In addition, divorces also get rid of the violence of quarrel between husband and wife, hence everybody in family get better in physical and mental healthy, particularly for children. These are the advantageous effects of increasing divorce rates.
In conclusion, a family is one of the important parts of society, thus many people had better aware of the significance of relationship in family. At the moment, divorce have become the substantial problem because of changing women’s roles, stress in modern living and lack of communication. Nevertheless, there are also the two different ways in effects, which are negative and positive effects. Some couples, which have no children, divorce by consent, therefore divorce should be good solution for couples to deal with this problem. On the other hand, some couples having children in their family should think deliberatively before they end their marriage in divorce; otherwise innocent children probably become victims for this situation. Although people trend to think carefully before they get marriage, the rates of divorce continuously rise nowadays.

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Schools in Kenya.

As one of the many different developing countries in Eastern Africa, Kenya is unique in its own way. With its mangrove swamps, thick forests, crystal lakes, towering mountains, and vast deserts; this is all wrapped up in a country the size of Texas. It attracts millions of visitors in seek for an African Safari which is much appreciated by the government as a source of foreign capitol for this poor region. In this essay I will demonstrate the description of schools in both Kibera and Nairobi and comparison between public and private schools and the facilities in Kenya.

First, Kibera is the largest slum in all Africa. Kibera has anywhere from 500,000 to 800,000 crowded people, smaller than Manhattan’s Central Park. Mud-walled, corrugated iron-roofed settlements. There are 76 private elementary and high schools, enrolling more than 12,000 students. The schools are typically run by local entrepreneurs, a third of who are women who have seen the possibility of making a living from running a school. Again, many of the schools offered free places to the poorest, including orphans.

Second, in the slums of Nairobi, private schools are made from the same materials as every other building: corrugated iron sheets or mud walls, with windows and doors cut out to allow light to enter. Floors are usually mud, roofs sometimes thatched. Children will not be in uniform and will usually be sitting on homemade wooden benches. In the dry season, the wind will blow dust through the cracks in the walls; in the rainy season, the playground will become a pond, and the classroom floors mud baths.






Third, comparison between public school and private school. In Kenya, where free elementary education had just been introduced to much acclaim. How would this affect private schools for the poor, should they exist? In Kenya, where the raw test scores showed students in private and public schools performing at similar levels, the fact that private schools served a far more disadvantaged population resulted in a gap of 0.1 standard in English and 0.2 standard in math The adjusted differences between the performance of public and private sectors in each setting were highly statistically significant.

In conclusion,though elite private schools do exist in impoverished regions of the world, private schools are not only for the privileged classes. From a wide range of settings to the urban periphery areas, private education is serving huge numbers of children. Indeed, in those areas where we were able to adequately compare public and private provision, a large majority of schoolchildren are in private school, a significant number of them in unrecognized schools and not on the state’s radar at all. Above all, the evidence should inspire those who are working for school choice in the world: stories of parents overcoming all the odds to ensure the best for the children in Kenya, stories of education entrepreneurs’ creating schools out of nothing, in the middle of nowhere. The question still remains, why can not we help them by drawing a smile into their innocent faces, and give them hope and future?

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Was Cosmetic Surgery Worth the Risk?

In today's society the picture of beauty is a rail thin super model with the body of a goddess posted on billboards all around the world. Children are brought up playing with Barbie dolls with the body measurements of would be 39, 18, 38. Because of these pictures and other figures of beauties projected all over, a person is convinced to believe that to be beautiful and happy, one must look like these images. To most, the easiest way to achieve this is my having cosmetic surgery performed. With the change of times, also has come the advancement of medical procedures, yet how safe can a person be who is having cosmetic surgery performed on their body. No matter how good the technological advancements, there is always the risk of not only the surgery resulting in unwanted outcomes but in some cases death.
Society today has brain washed not only today's women, but also the men to believe that in order for a person to look beautiful they must look like the images seen on television, in movies and on the cover of magazines. These images portray grotesquely thin women and muscular men with the infamous six-pack abs. The Hollywood figures that are so famous for their looks and bodies also encourage the belief that thin is beautiful. These images are plastered all over billboards, television show and commercials and magazine advertisements. With all these visions of beauty seen everywhere in a person's every day life, a person feels compelled to look just like those images.
Busy lifestyles of many people keep most of exercising daily in order to receive the fit and trim bodies to look beautiful. This then leads many to resort to cosmetic surgery. This however, can be a dangerous choice. Many fatalities have been reported as a result of surgical procedures. One report stated that over an 18-month period, 69 fatal outcomes of surgery were reported. (Foreman, 2) Yet, many who are looking into having a surgical procedure performed do not take this risk into account.
Although the technological advancements of today may seem to have improved the results of cosmetic surgery today, more complications can also arise from improper training of the surgeon. (Hilton) Many "discount" price plastic surgeons that claim to offer professional service for a low price have begun to show up all over the country. Most of these doctors not even properly trained to perform such drastic cosmetic surgeries. A doctor can attend a seminar at a hotel and in a few hours, learn how to perform liposuction. (Davis)
With the increase of untrained surgeons performing these procedures, the risk of death and improper results also increases greatly. Low-income people that are attracted to the visions of beauty on the magazines are caught in the lure of these "fake" surgeons. These doctors promise perfect results at half the price of experienced surgeons. Some of these doctors may even produce fake credentials, such as fake PhDs, for customers to view. Customers see these and without doing any research on the doctor, pay the money for the surgery to be performed. Any doctor can perform procedures such as liposuction; even dentists have been doing it. (Davis) Many fatalities of cosmetic surgeries in recent years have been as a result of unlicensed doctors performing highly technical surgeries. "It's especially risky if it's done in a doctor's office, if the doctor is not properly trained and certified..." (Foreman, 1)
A current issue in Miami, Florida involves a plastic surgery "doctor" named Reinaldo Silvestre who is believed to have fled the country as a result of the charges of aggravated battery and practicing medicine without a license. Silvestre, practicing out of a small office, is accused of using a kitchen-type spatula to force female breast implants in to a male bodybuilder's chest. In two other surgeries, Silvestre performed breast augmentation on two females that resulted in the deformation of both women's chests.
Most of these doctors also perform their surgeries in unsanitary conditions such as office-based procedures. As a result of this, infections can occur after the surgery has been performed. Mycobacterium can cause skin or wound infection to the patient after the surgery. (Hilton) Since many doctors performing cosmetic surgery are not all licensed by the American Board of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons and mandatory testing is not performed on their surgical tools and area, many infections can occur as a result. Dirty tools can cause bacteria to be present in the body after the surgery, resulting in infection and sometimes death. To many doctors, the patient is not a person; they are merely money in the doctors' pocket. (
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons acknowledged in a 1998 press release that there have been five reported deaths of patients who had lipoplasty. (Liposuction, 1) In 1997, a 47-year-old California woman died after a 10-1/2 hour liposuction surgery. An administrative law judge ruled that her plastic surgeon gave her too much tumescent fluid. In a second surgery, a 43-year-old women went in for a "lunchtime lipo" and was dead soon after. An obstetrician-gynecologist who hadn't even completed a two-weekend course had performed her surgery. A third death occurred to a 51-year-old Florida man who died as a result of vavular heart disease due to diet drugs and complications of plastic surgery.
(NOTE: People Magazine- Special Report: A Body to Die for...) Because mandatory reporting of cosmetic procedures is not in existence, the actual number of deaths and unsatisfactory results is unknown. With the increasing number of untrained doctors also performing cosmetic surgery, data reporting may also be inconsistent, as these surgeries are not reported to the Board. 172,000 liposuction surgeries are performed each year by Board-certified plastic surgeons. Yet since unlicensed doctors can perform the operation, the total number could be more than double that. (Davis)
Many cases have been reported of deaths as a result of cosmetic surgical procedures. (Find examples) Yet, many people are still drawn into the lure of looking beautiful. They don't care about the price they have to pay, which could ultimately be their own life. People are only concerned with the fact of being beautiful. Most importantly, society accepts this desire; even producing television shows dedicated to the televising of plastic surgery procedures. The Learning ******* has recently produced a television series aptly titled "A Personal Story" in which people voluntary appear on the show. They are followed by cameras a couple of days before the procedure and then appear again several days or even months later to let the world view the results of the surgery.
However, the series has never shown a surgery that has produced negative results. This fact encourages people to have procedures performed on themselves. If they are never informed of the fact that serious complications can occur, then they will never know to worry about checking out the doctors and procedures before the surgery is performed.
Other factors must also be taken into account when viewing risks of a cosmetic procedure. Smoking for instance can greatly increase the risk of complications for anyone having surgery. (State why... find source) Another complication can occur from the local anesthetic given to the patients while undergoing the surgery. People allergic to the local anesthetic can have very severe reactions to the drug. One example is a person waking up during surgery. This can cause the person to feel every pock and prick performed during the surgery yet the person is not able to speak or move. Therefore, the patient has no way of informing the doctors or nurses that they are not "asleep" for the procedure.
Many people believe that to be happy in life and be beautiful to all that see them, they must have the beautiful bodies of runway super models or the muscles of Mr. America. With the advertisement of products today and the idolization of actors and actresses also comes the repercussions. Not only will older generations begin to have a distorted view of what a person should look like, the new generations of tomorrow will also be more likely to have more problems as a result of low self-esteem and poor body image. We should not only cut back on the use of cosmetic surgery for safety reasons but also because it is destroying the simple beauty of a person being who they are. The American society will change its view of people in the years to come. Generations to come will grow up feeling that they are being judged on not who they are as a person, but how they look. If they don't look like the super model they have come to believe as perfect beauty, then they will not believe in themselves, causing psychological problems.
People considering plastic surgery should be informed of all the risks. They should not be concerned with trying to live up to society's standards and by the price of the operations. They should most be concerned with the real price, their lives.

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My Future.

My life will be very different ten years from now. Even though I cannot predict it, because God is the only one who gives us our destiny and fate, I do not think my life will be the same after ten years, and I may have some predictions which I hope will happen. Firstly, I think that Saudi Arabia's government will change their rules about women's rights, so I hope that I can be the first queen or president of Saudi Arabia. I believe that I will make a difference in this small world that I am in, mostly by making people believe in God and themselves and that they can do anything they want if they set their minds to it. Secondly, I hope I will raise my future family according to Islam and our traditions, and that we will have a big faith in Allah the Almighty, and in God's will. I hope that we will stay together and never be apart from each other. We will support each other, solve our problems, and mostly share our times together, because someday these times will turn into happy memories that we will hopefully end the chapter of our lives with. With God's will, I will try my best and dedicate my life for my future family so we can live happily ever after in God's obedience. Thirdly, after I give birth to my three to five children, hopefully I will still be in shape. If I am not, I guess I will exercise more and eat healthier, so I can still look beautiful to my husband. Last but not least, I hope that all of the Muslim nations will enter paradise through their good deeds, and God will have mercy to all of us. Amen.

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My Worst Job.

The worst job I ever had was being the President of the United States of America for four years. It was hard and difficult for four reasons. Firstly, when I first started this job, everyone wanted to know more about me, so I had a lot of meetings and interviews from the publicity and press in the White House. Not to mention the amount of rumors from the press. Of course none of them were true. Plus, they had no respect for my privacy. Secondly, I was thrilled when I first got this job, but I did not realize that the president could not sleep until he/she makes sure that everyone is safe. Plus, every time I talked on the phone with other presidents or kings, I got a headache, and it was all because of the arguments. I had so many headaches that I even opened a pharmacy store in the White House that was filled with aspirin! Thirdly, I was the first female president of the United States, so I was always worried that someone may assassinate me, because some people thought that women are not good or responsible enough to be a president. Finally, I had to travel at least three times a week across the countries or the states to make sure that my policy runs well. I had so much to do that I could not see my family or my friends. Not to mention the amount of people that I am surrounded with, asking me questions or for my signature. In the end, I had to fire myself, but I did not regret my decision. Even though I missed being at the White House with everyone at my command, I realized that I gained something from this experience, which is that there is no place like home.