Sunday, 7 December 2008

second essay


OUT LINE

First paragraph
Introduction.

Second paragraph
How surveillance works on society.

Third paragraph
What are the reason for surveillances on society .

Fourth paragraph
What are the advantages .

Fifth paragraph
What is wrong with a surveillance society .

Sixth paragraph
What are the disadvantages and Conclusion .


Introduction:

Since the later part of the twentieth century across the world many countries, have been making themselves to establish advanced information, This means that surveillance has grown at an exponential rate, these days all societies are dependent on communication and information technologies, for administrative and control processes and now a days, the most important means of surveillance reside in computer s, which allows collected data to be stored, matched, retrieved, processed, marketed and circulated. Even the data goes beyond more finding numbers names and even DNA codes or photographic images, these technologies helps in technical areas, communication and information in society. Technologies are central to surveillance. Such surveillance is a key feature of modern life, upon which we depend. Surveillance activities can be well intentioned and bring benefits. However people accept the notion of a surveillance society, but when the focus shifts onto personal privacy and anonymity, there behavior tends to change. Richard Thomas, he said that after two years of research he found that people's actions were increasingly being monitored, the researchers highlight’s that "dataveillance" the use of credit card, mobile phone and loyalty card information, and CCTV, have improved dramatically.
However this essay argues advantages of surveillance society on where technology is extensively used to track and record our activities and movements. Such as traveling, use of public services, automated use of CCTV, analysis of buying habits and financial transactions, at the work place monitoring of telephone calls, email and internet use. However on other hand Surveillance is suspicion. Surveillance sometimes makes mistakes and we think to what is happening. these Mistakes can also easily be made with serious consequences like false matches and other cases of mistaken identity, inaccurate facts, suspicions taken as reality and Individuals starts to think and start to discover what happened to their personal information, who handles it, when and for what purpose. However most of the times surveillance is useful for the society and sometimes cannot be trusted.

How surveillance works on society:

It helps us in fighting against terrorism and serious crime, to improve entitlement and access to public and private services, and to improve healthcare. Interestingly most of them are not perfectly aware of the surveillance of society of its laws and regulations, which protect against terrorism and personal safety. for example: Video cameras which watch us everywhere we go in buildings, shopping streets, roads and residential areas. these are automatic systems which recognize number of people. by this we can find.

Thursday, 4 December 2008

practising concession and examples in paragraphs

Topic: single sex education

In these days many students are not able to achieve better accadamic results. however this could be one of the reason. relationships which we make in our daily life with different people. it depands on with whome we make relationship,that could affect our studies and life. keeping that in mind we shoul think before making relationsship with any boy or a girl. certainly having realetionship with any boy or a girl is not bad, but we should be careful does it affetcs our studies and life. for example: Girls in single sex school often have better results in science than girls in mixed school

topic: Legalisation of cannabis


Recent days many peoeple are addicted to differnts drugs and cannabis. certainly it helps balck markets to sell more drungs elegaly. to avoid this, if government would be able to regulate the supply of cannabis and get read of balck market in the country. however it makes people to get encourged to use cannbine and other durngs which could affects there life. but this could reduce the elegal suplied drungs in country, for example: In holland, goverment regulated to sell the cannabis.

Tuesday, 2 December 2008

Understanding plagiarism


Today, i was able to understand extcatly what is plagiarism means. I was just think coping is only a plagiarism, but after going throgh the web learn and some information in Internet, i understood that plagirism is not only coping, but it is stealing some ones else ideas, thoughts, words ect. then i realised that taking the ideas, words fom other peroson or from Internet makes us as plagiarist. certainly when i opened plagiarism in web leran i saw a headig dont cheat ur self ? i realy liked it, because it is like saying directily on the face dont cheat ur self, which means a lot if we realise our self. meanwhile i was going trough the web learn i learnt some things, when people do plagiarsm and due to what resons they do plagirasm.?. some of the reasons is time managment, poor note taking skills, incomplet references so on. so these can be some reasons which make us do palgiarsm.so we have to set up our mind to do things in systmatic way. and

I have also collected some informatiom regarding plagiarsm, how much percentage of people do plagiarsm.
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According to surveys in U.S. News and World Report
80% of "high-achieving" high school students admit to cheating.
51% of high school students did not believe cheating was wrong.
95% of cheating high school students said that they had not been detected.
75% of college students admitted cheating, and 90% of college students didn't believe cheaters would be caught.
Almost 85% of college students said cheating was necessary to get ahead


But if pligiarsit get caught he or she have topay $250,000 and up to jail for 10 years it is true. if u would like to know about this iformation u can use this link
http://www.plagiarism.org/learning_center/did_you_know.html

My own language abilites

Acutaly, I am from India, coming from southern part of India espeacily from the state called Andhra Pradesh. my first langauge is telugu, because it is my mother tounge and my second langauge is Hind because Hindi is our national langauge. If we see, India got many langauges such as tamil, maliyalam, kanada, orria, marati and so on. And i know some of these langauges like tamil, I can speak and communicate with the people but i can write and read tamil and also i know little bit of Russian language because i was there in Urkanie for two years doing my medicine, so i am able to write and speak little bit of Russia langauge. However now i am in London doing my pressional English course at London Metraoplatian Uiversity, to improave my spoken english and writing. Because i realise how importatn english is, in these days. my mani problem in english is i can speak but i can't wirte, I find more diffcult in grammar and vocabulary, i cant make up a good sentance with correct grammar in it, I am trying my best to learn english by speaking to many of them , reading books newpapers, magzins ect and try to catch up some vaocabulary words which i don't know and trying to remeber them and use these words in particular sentances when it is needed.

Wednesday, 26 November 2008

Introduction about me

Hii!! This is Shalem from India. I want be a Doctor. Before coming to London I was in Ukraine doing my Medicine, I studied for two year's and then transferred to London Metropolitan University, Now I am doing my Pre-Sessional Course, for three months and then I'll be doing my Bio-Medicine for two years in London then I'll be sent to Carabbean Island, Antigua for my MD Course for two Years.

Seminar reflection

1)How good was i ?

I need improvement.

2)speaking?

I did not speak that much becaues i was not able to get some people, they jump from one topic to another. so i got confused.

3)Listener?

yes,i was listening, But no so good because some times i get confused and miss some where.

4)Did u give resons, examples ?

yes, I gave some good and bad examples, resons to support my opinions. But i am not satisfied.

5)Relavent?

No, i did not ask any relavent questions.

6)Language?

No, i did not speak that much.

7)Direction?

yes, i was able to direct the topic in right way.

8)Did people understand?

yes people where able to understand.

9)Did i work well with the others ?

yes, I was able to work well with others

Monday, 10 November 2008

Speaking pratice

To improve my spoken english, I do three things. First thing is that i speak with my friends in English even though they from my home land, Secondly i speak with my house owner, She is very Good women she alway's help's me, In understanding some dificult word's,which i dont know. Some time she does even teach me some new words that i dont know and some times she corects my gramatical mistakes while i speak.

Thridly to improve my speaking pratice' I allways speak with my church belivers,when i go to church. I introduce my self to them and speak with them in English and try to improve my self .Even when i go on street, For Preaching or for evangelasing, I do speak with some of the guys on the streets. And with my classmets and teacher's.Every day i try to learn new word's.

London visit and my social program activies




I am a Christian from my childhood .I go to Church very Sunday in India, Some times even in my week days I go. When I came to London' I went to a Church called UCGK, which is in Finsbury Park. In that church every day they have Prayers, And I go at least three times in a week for the Prayer's. In the Church I speak to many of them, Specially Church Believers. They are Very kind to me. Even in the week ends we go out on the street for Evangelizing People. When we go we go as a group for Evangelizing. We distribute many Tracts, Pamphlets etc. To the people regarding there Addiction to any bad habits, from which they are not able to over come it. We give advice how to over come bad habits we say them to come to Church on Sundays.

So that they can get to know more about how to over come there bad habits.

Especially we speak with many youngsters in street give them some books which give them information how to over come there bad habits.

Like this we do every Saturday and Sunday we go as group out to street and Evangelize them. I believe that it is a blessing for many people and it is a blessing for me.

My Further Studies




Now i am doing my pre-sessional course for three months, Then i'll be doing my Bio-medical scinces course for two years . Actualy Bio-medical science is about identify disease and its causes, investigate and monitor pathological processes and treatment strategies, engage in medical research. Core modules provide a x d experience of the structure, functioning and analysis of bio-molecules, cells, tissues and body systems in health and disease, together with training in non-technical skills.When i finish my Bio Medical Scinces, i'll be send to UHSA in Antigua.

This degree is accredited by the IBMS (Institute of Biomedical Science) and is offered in with The University of Health Sciences Antigua. UHSA is a privately institution founded in 1982. UHSA is chartered by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda. The Dowhill campus, on which the University is located, is about 12 miles from the nation’s capital, St John’s. The campus is situated on fifty acres of land within the Historical National Park area of the English Harbour, Antigua, West Indies.

Course structure

I will be studing eight modules in three levels. On successful completion of the BSc Biomedical Sciences course (minimum of a final 2:1 grade) and on successfully completing the Summer Schools at UHSA, I will then undertake two years of clinical rotations leading to an MD

Since I have done my Medical Course in Ukraine for two year, University has given me One Year Credit. So now I'm going to join in second level of my Bio-Medical Science Course.

Level 2 expands on the studies of key topics linked to core pathology and we will again take the eight modules listed below by online materials provided by UHSA to supplement the lectur delivery activities at London Metropolitan University.

First module include

Modules include

Metabolic Chemistry
Molecular and Cellular Pathology
Microbial Physiology
Bioethicsl Immunology
Genetics IIl Haematology and Transfusion Science
Project Preparation

Second modules include

Metabolic Chemistry
Molecular and Cellular Pathology
Microbial Physiology
Bioethical Immunology
Genetics II Hematology and Transfusion Science
Project Preparation

Additionally students also have to attend a compulsory two-month Summer School at UHSA where they wil take the following modules plus relevant practical classes:

Systematic Pathology
Physical Diagnostics (at the Hospital in Antigua)
Review of USLME Step 1

UHSA MD Program - Clinical Curriculum On successful completion of the BSc Biomedical Sciences course (minimum of a final 2:1 grade) and on successfully completing the Summer Schools at UHSA, then i can undertake two years of clinical rotations (clerkships) in hospitals in the USA, UK or Puerto Rico. UHSA has well-established links with excellent teaching hospitals in these countries