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    ABSTRACT: Over the last few years the internet crime industry has changed very dramatically. Think back almost twenty years ago‚ computers were just beginning to make their marks in the professional world. However‚ big companies were the main individuals with computers‚ mainly because they weren’t that popular in homes. Nowadays‚ computers can be found anywhere. They are so convenient and you can do almost anything from a computer‚ pay a bill‚ shop‚ order food‚ even banking. The convenience has

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    Neighborhood Sociology

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    Tytianna Davis Neighborhoods throughout the world are constantly undergoing different changes especially in major cities. Some of these changes can either make a neighborhood or break a neighborhood. A particular community that was brought to my attention while I was doing my sociological research that has drastically changed within the last few years is Bedford–Stuyvesant. A big factor that has lead to this historical community undergoing change is Gentrification. Gentrification has had many positive

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    Neighborhood Problem

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    A neighborhood generally is characterized based on the layout‚ planning‚ amenities and most importantly the people that reside therein. The neighborhood I live is a newly developed community located in Laurel‚ Maryland‚ the houses in the neighborhood varies in design‚ style and is a residential community with mostly single-family homes. The neighborhood looks like a transition from farmland to residential communities; the area attracts young and working class people because of the outstanding school

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    NEIGHBORHOOD AND COMMUNITY ASSIGNMENT The purpose of this assignment is to have you examine your neighborhood and to consider how your community is similar or different than urban Black communities. This will be an opportunity for you to critically examine your neighborhood‚ and to examine the values of your community and see how they compare and contrast with other areas where people reside in New York City. This assignment will be completed in two phases. The first phase involves your investigation

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    The village that I live in is called MerricK . Merrick is a hamlet in Nassau County‚ Long Island on the South Shore. This village is 35 miles from New York and one expressway exit from Jones Beach. The name "Merrick" is taken from Meroke‚ the name (meaning peaceful) of the Algonquian tribe . The first people that lived here are the Merokee Indians that farmed and fished in the area.  In 1650‚ a Reverend Denton moved his congregation to the area from Stamford‚ Conn.‚ and founded the Town of Merrick

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    Immigrant Neighborhoods

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    In order to understand the immigrant neighborhoods‚ one will first have to look at what was happening in the nation‚ beginning in the early 1900’s to the early 1950’s. Arguably‚ the events leading up to and after the Great Depression has what reshaped the future of the immigrant story. Leading up the Great Depression‚ the push to create and shape immigrants into true American molds was rapidly increasing. The idea of Americanization‚ stemming from young radicals‚ was to encompass and provide a new

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    Islamic Neighborhood

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    Definition of neighbor from the Islamic perspective Neighbor is translated as “al Jar” in Arabic terminology. It is derived from the word “jawara” which is a verb. Literally‚ “al-jar” has been defined as “al-musakanah” which means living‚ residing‚ lodging‚ dwelling or inhabiting side by side. Indirectly‚ it also refers to believers and unbelievers‚ religious and irreligious‚ friends and enemies‚ foreigners and fellow countrymen‚ those who treat you well and those who would do you harm relatives

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    Neighborhoods and Delinquency How does one know for sure whether or not their family is being brought up in the right  type of environment? An abundance of people raise their children in neighborhoods where the  youth may be pressured and lured into situations that can generally lead to only problems and  complications. There is not necessarily one right answer to prevent this from happening. It is not  as simple as keeping adolescents from getting into bad situations by locking them

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    End of Watch

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    End of Watch The typical cop movie: riding around fighting evil in the cities and overall just portraying a superhero character‚ because you are a cop. Doesn’t that get boring? Well‚ in the movie End of Watch directed by David Ayer (producer of Training Day) he comes with a different approach. This isn’t the average cop movie though‚ it introduces the bond between two men who have been in law enforcement with each other quite a while now. Ayer not only shows the basic fighting crime scenes‚ but

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    Neighborhood Inequality

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    Neighborhoods matter to inequality on how it can shape children’s lives as adults‚ financial outcomes. Families who have “impoverished” neighborhood backgrounds are more likely to continue living in poverty for generations to come. Rising in poverished residential environments for generations‚ is more harmful than living in a poor neighborhood in a single generation. In the predicament carters are in‚ Sharkey may add that family members who are successful for generations may end up similar neighborhood

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