Death Penalty Exercise#7 Notes

Death Penalty Video Exercise#7

Death Penalty Screenshot Exercise#7

Death Penalty "script" Exercise#7

Death Penalty  

Definition: Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is the killing of a person as a punishment for some offensive act also known as capital offenses or capital crimes.  

Methods:  

·        The Lethal injection is the practice of injecting a combination of poisons into a person with a fatal dose of drugs causing immediate death.

·        2^nd supplying High Bolt Electric Shock by making the person seated in the electric chair

·        Hanging the person to death

·        Suffocating him to death using a deadly gas. A gas chamber is an apparatus for killing humans with gas, consisting of a sealed chamber into which a poisonous or asphyxiant gas is introduced. The most commonly used poisonous agent is hydrogen cyanide; carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide have also been used.

·        Firing squad is made up of three to six shooters per prisoner who stand or kneel opposite the condemned who is usually tied to a chair or to a stake. Normally the shooters aim at the chest, since this is easier to hit than the head, causing rupture of the heart, great vessels, and lungs so that the condemned person dies on the spot.

Countries with Death Penalties:

·       China: has more executions than rest of the world put together.

·       United States:

·       Saudi Arabia: Executions are often carried out by public beheading.

·       Iran: Second-Highest level of execution worldwide in 2014, most were drug related crimes.

·       Iraq: executions almost doubled from 2012, because of wars and terrorism

·       Afghanistan: Death penalty imposed after “confessions” allegedly extracted under torture.

Pros and Cons Of death Penalty

Pros:

1.    If a criminal is jailed, he may again commit the same crime after being released from prison. Giving him death penalty would make sure that the society is safe from being attacked by criminals. It seems to be appropriate punishment for serial killers and for those who continue to commit crimes even after they had served their imprisonment.

2.    Overcrowding in jails has become a big problem recently. Criminals whose crimes are considered to be of low danger are having their sentences shortened to deal with jail overcrowding. By making the death penalty procedure faster you can help this problem of jail overcrowding.  

3.    . Death penalty is still cheaper compared to the costs of life without parole. Although there is no contention that the cost of the former is high, life imprisonment is accumulatively higher given the expenses for food, health care and other costs.

 Cons:

1.     More often poor people are executed over rich people because they cannot afford lawyers  

2.     The death penalty gives closure to victim’s families who have suffered so much. Some family members of crime victims may take years or decades to recover from the shock and loss of a loved ones. Life in prison just means the criminal is still around to haunt the victim. A death sentence brings finality to a horrible chapter in the lives of these family members.

3.     Capital punishment does not seem to be the solution. This is because death penalty does not guarantee the end of crime. It is only education that can bring a stay on the increasing number of crimes. Also there is every possibility that the end of one criminal may give birth to a hundred offenders. Capital punishments may minimize crimes but in the reality it is only suppressing them, and what is suppressed always results in an outburst.

Facts And Figures:   

1.    In 2015, 139 Countries around the world abolished death penalty they think its cruel and unusual punishment. 11 countries of them abolished death penalty except wartime crimes or for terrorist attacks.

Conclusion:

In my opinion, I’m in favor of the death penalty, because we can save innocent lives. Today, there are many pros and cons to this death penalty issues. However, if people weigh the arguments properly, and have empathy for the victims, they will be more inclines to favor death penalty. As a matter of fact, most people in the world today are in favor of it. The death penalty can help to lower future murderers, thus, we can save more lives in every minute.

Sources:

•         www.deathpenalty.org

•         www.amnestyinternational.org

•         http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/bldeathpenalty.htm

•         http://www.closeup.org/punish.htm

•         http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/death/dpusa.htm

About the company "Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation" Exercise#6

Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation.

The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) is working to deliver safe, clean, efficient nuclear energy to the United Arab Emirates – energy that is needed to support the UAE’s social and economic growth.

Energy demand in the UAE is growing at an annual rate of about 9 per cent – three times the global average. Developing a reliable supply of electricity is critical to the future growth of the Nation.

ENEC is taking on this challenge, with a target of delivering electricity to the UAE grid in 2017.  By 2020, it is projected that nuclear energy will produce nearly a quarter of the nation’s electricity needs.

Underscoring this commitment is safety – our most important priority.  There is nothing more important than the safety of our employees, our communities and the environment.  

Mission & Vision.

Our Mission
To deliver safe, clean, efficient and reliable nuclear energy to the UAE grid by 2017 while developing our people and building sustainable nuclear operational capacity.

Our Vision
Powering the future growth and prosperity of the UAE through a safe and sustainable peaceful nuclear energy program.

Our Responsibilities
ENEC is committed to:

• Delivering safe, clean, efficient nuclear energy to the United Arab Emirates.
• Forming strategic partnerships with local and international companies and pursuing investment opportunities to support the growth of the nuclear energy industry in the UAE.
• Partnering with academic institutions to develop the human capital required for the UAE’s nuclear energy industry well into the future.
• Providing the UAE community with accurate and up-to-date information about the program in line with the UAE’s commitment to complete operational transparency.

ENEC Corporate Values

Safety:
Safety is the overriding priority of ENEC. We design and execute world-class safety and security processes and systems ensuring the safety of the public, ENEC employees and the environment
Integrity:
We listen to and respect the opinions, expertise and traditions of others. We are accountable for our work, our business and our actions. We do not tolerate discrimination or harassment.
Transparency:
We are open, transparent, factual and accurate in our communications
Efficiency:
We work in an efficient and effective manner and continuously strive to improve our capabilities, processes and cost effectiveness. We responsibly manage our funds and rigorously manage our work to ensure we meet our commitment to deliver safe, clean, reliable and efficient electricity to the UAE.

Strategic Direction

Since its establishment in 2009, ENEC has confirmed its commitment and capability to meet the ambitious milestones set by the UAE’s nuclear energy policy. As we accelerate the delivery of our vision to power the future growth and prosperity of the United Arab Emirates through a safe, clean, efficient and reliable peaceful nuclear energy program, ENEC is focused on delivering three strategic goals:

• Guarantee Project Delivery - Delivering the UAE’s first nuclear energy plants safely, on time and to budget, while meeting the expectations of our regulator and maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety
• Ensure Operational Readiness - Ensuring ENEC has the world-class processes, systems and trained personnel in place to operate our four plants with safety as the top priority; connecting safe, reliable and cost effective power to our nation’s grid
• Support & Develop Capability - Aligning the organization to ensure the delivery of the program in a safe and efficient manner, as well as developing the skilled local nuclear energy workforce required to power the UAE’s peaceful nuclear energy program; and enabling business opportunities for UAE companies by supporting the growth of a nuclear energy industry supply chain in the UAE.

Job Interview Dos and Don’ts Exercise#6

Job Interview Dos and Don’ts

Watch the video and write the wrong things John and Jane are doing. In the suggestions column, write how they can improve their interview behavior for a better chance of getting the job. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEbNGvE9COw

John	Jane	Suggestions on how to improve.
He was late	She didn’t know anything about the company	Be punctual, to have a good impression on the recruiter
He didn’t bring his CV’s copy	She didn’t know anything about her CV	Research and write down main information’s about the company
He didn’t show any interest	She wasn’t focused with the interviewer and went out of the job topic	Read your resume, before handling it to the recruiter to avoid embarrassment
He was interested in salary and vacation more than the job	No eye contact	Show some interest and focus on what the recruiter is saying or asking
His clothes were not suitable for the interview	Her preparation was poor	Don’t ask about the salary or vacations