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“I was set-up. I was the made-to-order witness.” — Scottie Ferguson, Vertigo Hitchcock’s Vertigo has never ceased to amaze audiences since its release in 1958. The movie has deep psychological and philosophical implications crafted to puzzle and sometimes prey on the audience, drawing viewers into a spiral of chaos where they find themselves trapped in a web of meanings and ambiguities. The eye of the camera is, in fact, the

Introduction Since 2013, there have been more than 300 school shootings in the U.S. That is an average of one school shooting a week. Guns are one of the leading causes of violence in the U.S. Guns are responsible for 33,000 deaths annually. 2/3rds of gun-related deaths are related to suicides. The U.S. leads the world with more gun-related homicides and suicides than any other country. Such incidents are typically

“The guards started to hit me with my broken legs” (p. 227, Danner, 2006) and “one of them would rape me” (p.227) were the words of Ameen Sa’eed al-Sheikh, a special interest detainee.’ Ameen Sa’eed al-Sheikh was an Iranian citizen who was unfortunately imprisoned during wartime on 7 October 2003. He was sentenced to the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, where American soldiers practiced cruel acts of violence and physical

Introduction Travellers, Great Experience (TGE) is a mobile application designed to provide information about cruise bookings, flights, accommodation, transportation, bikes, and tourism in Australia. TGEA offers a lot of packages to customers in the travelling and accommodation industry. The application provides an interface where customers can register and search various travelling services, negotiate rates, and book as well. The interface is user-friendly, and it appears on the mobile screen immediately

Frank B. Gilbreth was one of the well-known popularizers of the scientific ways of management. He had worked under the leadership of Fredrick W. Taylor, a very successful innovator and contractor. Taylor was well known for estimating the efficiency of his workers by determining the time they took to perform a task. This approach, however, brought about a lot of conflict between his management and the workers. The situation led

Passion, Possession, and Murder in Two Gothic Stories When one reviews the word passion based on the two stories, one will undoubtedly become confused. Apart from the corresponding definition of passion, we refer to passion as the urge to do something in order to accomplish something with a fantastic interweaving of human will. There appears to be no clear agreement as to the right definition of passion when the two

Aerobic Fitness and Social Benefits of Soccer As composition during soccer is incessant, soccer is abundant for fitness and vascular health (Krustrup et al., 2018; Oja et al., 2015). Individuals of various eternities and skill levels can partake in soccer, with those of different sizes being capable of equally thriving. Soccer can also be a great amusement for kids who may not have significant levels of athletic capability but who

Artist Albrecht Dürer’s painting “The Four Horsemen, from The Apocalypse” is my first work. The painting was made in 1498, and the medium used for the painting is woodcut. It was made during the German Renaissance era and had dimensions of 1′ 3.25″ × 11.5″. It is placed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. The second painting is by Emanuel Leutze, titled “Washington Crossing Delaware.” The painting is

Octavia E. Butler’s Kindred is a novel about slavery, historical memory, gender, family, and the ways power shapes apparently personal relationships. The women in the novel are especially important because they experience racial domination together with sexual violence, forced reproduction, family separation, domestic labor, and restrictions on movement. The original essay asks whether Carol, Dana, Sarah, Carrie, and Alice are sympathetic characters. That question remains the center of this expanded

Executive Summary To test how effective the services and facilities the University of Coventry offered were, a short survey was carried out to gather information and evidence from the students of the university. The survey was based on general issues within the university, but to some extent, the survey focused mostly on the academic part. An online questionnaire was used as a means of collecting information from the students. The

Introduction Syria is an Arab Muslim state. Before 2010, it was a peaceful state, like another Arab Muslim state. In Dec 2010, the Arab Spring across Tunisia after the time it can be expanded to almost all Arabian states. Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Yemen will touch the borders of Syria, and it gets stretched, and the protest starts in Syria. The government could not put up its hands in front

Introduction Technology has changed the world around us in many ways that we see in our daily lives, whether that is travelling to a place, booking a restaurant, or shopping. The fashion industry has always been popular and successful among people of all ages, from all backgrounds and genders. Everyone wants to look beautiful in their most stylish clothes suggested by their trusted fashion advisor and influencer. Technology has changed

Introduction What is the first thing you notice about a player? Is it the way he plays his game, the talents he has, and the efforts he makes to make his team win? Or is it the color of his skin, the religion he follows, or the geographical background he belongs to? Sports provide a platform for talented youngsters around the globe to showcase their skills and achieve their aims.

Introduction Margaret Atwood’s “You Fit into Me,” first published in Power Politics in 1971, demonstrates how a very short poem can create a complete emotional reversal. The poem begins with the language of compatibility and then transforms an ordinary fastening device into an image of injury. Its power lies in compression: the reader initially supplies the familiar romantic meaning, but the final image forces that assumption to be reconsidered. Rather

Abstract Currently, in very rare areas of the world, as well as in the past hundreds of thousands ago, people adapted to the hunting gatherers’ culture. There were a lot many reasons why the people adopted this culture, mostly for the communities used to perform residential mobility, which was also performed on an essential basis. Due to the limited resources in the particular areas and the inability to increase the

Introduction to Disaster Resilience Disaster resilience is the ability of individuals, households, communities, institutions, infrastructure systems, businesses, and governments to anticipate hazards, reduce risk, withstand disruption, adapt to changing conditions, recover essential functions, and improve after shocks and stresses. Resilience does not mean that no losses occur or that communities simply return to their previous condition. It includes protecting life, maintaining critical services, restoring social and economic activity, learning from

Introduction Distracted driving can affect us in multiple ways, which include threats to road safety, fatality rates, permanent damage after accidents, mental disorders, and many other direct and indirect effects. Distraction is as natural as breathing for the human mind. The brain is not always accustomed to shifting its complete focus to one task at a time. Having other thoughts is natural. However, multitasking and thinking about several things at

Introduction Central Florida is a state of Florida. As the name implies, it is a central part of Florida whose boundaries are not official or consistent. According to the research done in 2007, Floridians surveyed highlighted that Central Florida is comprised of a large band of peninsular Florida. This area included the internal and the Orlando metropolitan area, which includes coastal boundaries from the Big Bend south of the Tampa

Introduction: Thomas Woodrow Wilson was the 28th American president, born on 28 December 1856 in Virginia, United States, and died on 3rd February 1924. He was elected president of the United States twice. His tenure lasted from 4 March 1913 to 4 March 1921, and he was a member of the Democratic Party. His nickname was “schoolmaster in politics.” He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1919 due to his

“The Angel Of Death” Charles Cullen, a nurse in New Jersey, USA, who was a serial killer in US history, has killed up to 40 innocent people. These cases have shown up on the front screen, but there are many cases that are not present on the front page, and all these murders took place 40 years ago in 7 different hospitals. He was the youngest child among eight children