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5 Anime Series You Must Watch

Demon Slayer

Action-adventure anime series created by Ufotable studio. The story revolves around a young man that destined to fight demons, whom murdered his family and turned his sister into one. Streamed on both FUNimation and Crunchyroll. The series is two seasons long and the third  season will be released this year, starting in volume 10 of the manga.

Vinland Saga 

Action-Adventure anime series with historical fiction created by 

MAPPA studio. Streamed on Netflix, Amazon Video and Crunchyroll. The story revolves around a young man named Thorfinn, who is seeking revenge from his father's killer and looking to reach the land of Vinland. The series is on its second season, which is being released this year. 

Jujutsu Kaisen

Action Supernatural anime series created by MAPPA studio. This series

revolves around a boy who got cursed by swallowing a demon's finger, he is destined to locate the rest of the demon and get rid of the curse by himself. The series is on its second season which will be released this year. The series is streamed on Crunchyroll, HBO Max, FUNimation, Netflix, 

and Disney Plus.

Attack on Titan 

Action Supernatural anime series with some mystery created by MAPPA studio. This series revolves around a group of friends that survived a vicious attack by giant monsters, referred to as titans, the group has sworn to kill every titan and they are humanity's last hope. The series is on its fourth season's final episode, which will be released this year. You can watch this popular series on Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Crunchyroll or FUNimation. 

One Punch Man

Action-Comedy series created by Madhouse studio. The series is based on a Japanese superhero manga, it revolves around a boy that can defeat any enemy with a single punch. The series is on its second season, third season is to be announced. You can stream this series on Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus or Crunchyroll. 

These 5 Holiday Traditions are Weird

Five Strange Holiday Traditions

number five, KFC for Christmas

In Japan, its relatively small Christian population, would celebrate Christmas eve with a KFC meal that consist of fried chicken, cake, and champagne. The idea was marketed by KFC in the 70s and called it "Kentucky for Christmas". Since then, it has become a delicious holiday tradition thanks to KFC. 

number four, The Gift-giving witch 

This holiday tradition takes place in Italy, On the night of January 5th, the gift giving witch referred to as La Befana, like Santa Clause, she visits people homes to deliver toys to kids, Italians leave sausage and wine for her instead of cookies and milk. La Befana is believed to have been an old kind witch that traveled to visit baby Jesus and bring gifts to him. 

Number three, Hide the Brooms

In Norway, its believed that evil witches and spirits begin to haunt  the skies during Christmas Eve, so what a better way to prevent that?  is to hide all the brooms to prevent the witches from using them to fly, because broomsticks are known to be their mean of transportation, some locals also fire gunshots to scare off any witches or spirits that may be lurking around. 

Number two, Night of the Radishes

On December 23rd of every year, in Oaxaca, Mexico, locals attend a festival, referred to as la Noche de Rabanos or "The Night of The Radishes, where merchants and artists sell Christmas centerpieces designed out of radish carvings, to depict scenery of wildlife, architecture, and various local displays. A monetary prize is given to the best radish display. 

Number one, Krampus

During December, in Germany, Austria, and Hungary, some locals dress up as a devil looking monster, called Krampus, believed to be the evil version of Santa, who specifically targets kids that have been troublemakers or on the "naught list", Krampus would frighten those kids and throws them into his sack and tie them to his basket, then take them to the pits of hell, as a punishment. 

These 5 Ancient Languages Nobody Understands

Hundreds of civilizations had existed before us, 

but we have not fully understood many of them

until today. The major reason for that is the 

inability to translate the languages they used. 

In this video, we will talk about five languages 

that were used in major civilizations, existed 

over thousands of years ago, but have yet to be 

translated and fully understood. 

5. Meroitic Script:

The Meroitic language was once used in the Kingdom of Kush,

modern day Sudan, about 2300 years ago. The script have been 

deciphered, however, the language is not fully understood. 

Kush consisted of a large ethnic group referred to as the Nubians,

of whom still exist today in southern Egypt and Sudan. 

4. The language of the Harappan civilization

or also referred to as the Indus Valley Civilization, which existed

around today's modern Pakistan, India and Iran, approximately 4000 

years ago, they were also referred to as the Meluhhans by some

Mesopotamian literature. 

3. Linear A

A language used by the Minoans who lived and thrived on the island of Crete,

an island Part of Greece, around 4500 years ago. The first Minoan Script was 

found in the city of Knossos, however no scholar has been able to translate

the text until today. 

2. Proto Elamite

Around 5,000 years, one of the first writing systems emerged in what's known 

today as modern Iran. The language was used by the early Elamites, whom were closely

influenced by Mesopotamia, later in history, Elamites adapted the Sumero-Akkadian 

language, and proto-elamite became a lost language that yet to be translated. 

1. Cypro Minoan

A writing a system used by the Minoans who lived on the island of Cyprus around 3000 

years ago. The Cypro-Minoan scripts that have been found are short and difficult to 

translate due to the nonexistence of a bilingual text that can be used to decipher the text. 

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Top 10 Flight Simulator Games and Trainers 2018

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6. Flight Gear4. Microsoft Flight Simulator X
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9. Stick Squad 3 - Modern Shooter
8. Sniper Shooter
7. Sniper 3D Assassin
6. Dead Trigger 2
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4. Brothers in Arms 3
3. NOVA 3: Freedom Edition
2. Major Mayhem
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6. Bus Simulator Driver 3D Game
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4. Bus Simulator 3D
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Corruption vs. Democracy

According to the Corruption Perception Index of 2015, researched by Transparency International, 68 percent of countries around the world have critical corruption issues (Corruption Perception Index 2015, 2015). Corruption is a serious problem that humanity has faced and still facing for a long time. It is a barrier to democracy, the achievement of prosperity, political and socioeconomic stability. Corruption happens around the world every day, affecting the lives of millions of people, halting the advancement of civilizations, making developing countries undeveloped and developed countries hypocrites. Corruption is the result of unethical behavior and actions, that an individual or group take to satisfy their self-interest, ignoring the short and long-term consequences that are caused by their decisions. Sometimes, these consequences are not significantly severe and tend to be ignored, others can be very severe, affecting a large number of people and factors. Significant consequences are resulted when the corrupt individual or group have a big role in society, in which they control many aspects that depend on their decisions, such as politicians and businessman.  This paper will be discussing corruption cases that have an impact on the world economy. It will explain why corruption might be a barrier to democracy, and how on the other hand it can be crucial for the existence of democracy, and what can be done to eliminate it or prevent corruption from happening, through a series of examples and evidence.

Worldwide and large scale corruption can be broken down to three main types, which are political corruption, business corruption, and mixed corruption; which means involving unethical deals between governments and businesses. Some of most recent corruption cases are the theft of oil money and anti-terrorism funds in Nigeria, bribery and governments’ accounts manipulation in Brazil, bribery and fraud practices by FIFA officials, tax evasion and unethical offshoring by many leaders revealed by the Panama Papers, and illegal contract securing bribery; between oil extraction facilitator and contractor Unaoil and Iraqi government officials, and tax evasion by unethical offshoring revealed by the Panama Papers.
The first example of political corruption is the theft of Nigerian oil and government’s anti-terrorist operations funds. Revenues from oil sales in Nigeria makes up seventy five percent of the Nigerian economy, but Nigerian economists cannot get an accurate estimate of how much oil is being produced, because thousands of oil barrels produced are stolen by unknown groups and individuals (Can Nigeria's president defeat oil industry corruption?, 2015). Difficult part of solving corruption issues is being able to identify the source, because it’s hard to hold anyone accountable, since it’s done by many people. However, sometimes it’s possible to trace where the money or assets are being used. The current Nigerian president has called for the arrest of the former security advisor Sambo Dasuki, for stealing $2 billion dollars that were assigned to fund military equipment purchase, in order to fight the terrorist group Boko Haram (O'Grady, 2015). Tracing where a certain fund has ended up is one way of identifying the source, if it was not used for its purpose. The result of losing government funds due to theft by officials, causes devastation to the economy and hinder the goal of these funds, when funds did not go into purchasing weapons to fight Boko Harram, military operations failed, therefore allowing these terrorists take wide areas of Nigeria, killing hundreds of people, plus taking over oil fields and private properties. When the Nigerian government loses the money due to oil and funds theft, it is difficult to pay employees’ salaries and fund their budget, the education system, health system, infrastructure, resulting in over sixty percent poverty (Can Nigeria's president defeat oil industry corruption?, 2015). High rate of poverty, indicates the failure of achieving democracy. When it comes gaining large sums of money, some individuals tend to get blinded by it and ignore basic life ethics, laws, and consequences, hurting many others who depend on for their basic life necessities. At some point, these corruptive actions gets revealed by the system, when it is enlightened enough.

The second example of political corruption, is the bribery and governments accounts manipulation in Brazil. Public funds were unlawfully used by governments officials in a corruption scheme investigators called “Mensalao”, to bribe congress members to gain their vote in important government decisions (Rousseff impeachment: How did Brazil get here?, 2016). Politicians purchase votes that will serve their interest by draining the public funds of the country, in which could be used to invest in improving the economy. When the society is enlightened enough such as in Brazil, it will revolve and put emphasis on identifying and stopping corruption. The current Brazilian president Rousseff got impeached and could be removed from office, for manipulating the government’s accounts in 2014, she denies such actions and accuse her opponents for using this idea to take her position (Rousseff impeachment: How did Brazil get here?, 2016). Denial and reversing the accusations are ways for corrupt individuals to get out of the trouble.  Many member of congress who are currently serving were associated with corruptive acts, and they are going to be charged for bribery, and electoral fraud (Pecanha & Romero, 2016). Normally, a corruption action takes place between two parties, in this case a bribery takes place between the briber whom are the government officials and the acceptor whom are the congress members. Corruption does not only exist in governments, it widely exist in business as well.         

Business corruption can be as sever and dangerous as government corruption, especially if a certain corrupt business impact the society in so many ways, such as financially, environmentally, and ideologically. 
An example of recent business corruption would be the FIFA scandal, in which fourteen company officials and executives were convicted by police, for a request by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (Siciliano & jamieson, 2016). Through enough investigation and tracing of evidence of unlawful deals, law enforcement can identify business corruption. When a business is structurally corrupt, it is important to question the highest authority of that business, such the president or CEO. In this case, FIFA president Sepp Blatter was suspended for eight years for paying over $2 million to Platini, the president of the Union of European Football Associations, in 2011 (O'Grady, 2015). Corrupt business is sometime the reflection of a corrupt leader or businessman. The investigation in the FIFA scandal reveal more than just a corrupt leader, but also so many other corrupt practices by officials, who either bribing or accepting bribery, game selling to certain nations that want to host it, and these practices took place around the world, such as North America, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean (O'Grady, 2015). The consequences of the corruption in this case does not seem to have a significant impact on the world economy, however, it did effect other nations that could have benefited from hosting the soccer games, if the selection process was fair, money that used in bribery could have been used to improve business conditions and invested in community projects. Business corruption tend to have a more significant impact when it involves governments as part of the corruption, which makes it a mixed corruption.

Mixed Corruption is when a business corporation and governments make deals unlawfully, for the self-gain of individuals or groups that work in either sides. These individuals or groups ignore the constitutional laws, policies and regulations to achieve profitable deals, such as awarding business contracts to control oil fields for key turn projects, giving unfair investment opportunities in exchange for a bribe. 
 An example of mixed corruption is the corruption of the Australian corporation Unaoil, which is an industry facilitator and contractor that provides industrial projects facilitation, specifically oil, through linking governments in Middle-East, Central Asia and Africa with the technology companies around the world (Ahsani, n.d.). Investigation by Fairfax Media and the Huffington Post, discovered that government contracts worth billions of dollars were awarded unfairly, by bribes paid on behalf of tech giant companies such as Rolls Royce, Halliburton, and Samsung, revealing that Unaoil has provided the proper connection for such deals to take place (McKenzie, Baker, Bachelard, & Quinlan, 2016). Unaoil abusing the concept of Facilitating Payments, in which it’s using it to securing contracts deals with corrupt government officials who accept these payments, but in terms, these payments are bribes because they do not end up in government treasury or investment, instead it’s transferred to private banks that serves those corrupt officials According to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the OECD convention on bribery, facilitating payments are allowed, but not when it’s used to secure contracts and get special treatment (Hill, 2015).  The report confirms that Iraqi minister of oil, Hussein al-Shahristani had accepted millions of dollars in bribes, to allow for the awarding of contracts to Unaoil (Iraq to probe claims of Unaoil corruption against top officials, 2016). Government officials abusing their power and taking advantage of the weak communications, poor check and balance structure in the government, in order to benefit themselves, accepting bribes that is only making the system even more corrupt. The scandal was discovered from a number of leaked emails, that provided evidence of communications between the corrupt parties, discussing the deal, receiving payments and making illegal agreements (Shankar, 2016). The government officials, Unaoil and other businesses involved are denying the existence of such corruption, even though there more than one evidence to prove it. As bad as this corruption sounds, some economists argue it’s sometime vital for the growth of the economy in hostile, developing countries, by providing the opportunities of investment to create jobs and business transactions (Hill, 2015). However, it can create unfair investment competition, it can serve politicians agendas. When business has to pay large sums of money to  invest in foreign country, it incur a large expense, which in turn reduce the business profitability, making it an unfavorable investing environment. 
Another example of mixed corruption, except this one is arguably beneficial to the world economy and international business in some ways, however, it does not mean it is ethical or has no negative impact on the society. This corruption case is called the Panama Papers. As it is described on the dedicated website, it says that it is a “A giant leak of more than 11.5 million financial and legal records exposes a system that enables crime, corruption and wrongdoing, hidden by secretive offshore companies” (The International Consortium of Investigative Journalsts, 2016).  It’s described by the ICIJ, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalsts, as the discovery of large amount of documents, that shows transfer accounts and offshoring deals, created by a lot of famous and non-famous politicians and businessmen. The Panama Papers reveals that there is a firm called Mossack Fonseca based in Panama that control a lot of offshoring services around the world, such as in Switzerland, Cyprus, and the British Virgin Island, it makes these places a tax havens for those who deposit their large sums of cash in its affiliated shell banks, it is exploited by 143 corrupt and non-corrupt politicians to evade paying taxes on their incomes (Harding, 2016). The unintended consequences can have a negative impact on some governments’ budget, in which tax revenues are collected to be used in public services and welfare, however, it can be beneficial to the economies of countries that it’s being invested in or offshored to (El-Erian, 2016). The tax avoidance can cause a loss of government revenues, it cause frustration to tax payers who think it is unfair that the wealthy get to become even wealthier by exploiting a crooked system. The money that these rich and unethical individuals deposit in foreign countries, is helping these countries’ economic growth such as in Cyprus and Switzerland, supporting the achievement of democracy and prosperity. Nevertheless, it does not make it ethical to evade taxation and or hide the actual income of these wealthy individual, in which they do to repel suspicion of where they get it from.
Corruption is the reflection of the unethical behavior of government officials and businessman. While a certain corrupt deal may not have a significant impact on the economy or the international business, it’s still a reflection of how unethical and careless these individuals are. Unethical and careless politicians provide poor service to the society that depend on them. Businessmen that perform unethically can reduce their business productivity, create hostile work environment, negatively impacting their stakeholders. When unethical politicians and government officials meet together to make an illegal deal, they diminish democracy. Large scale corruption can be broken down to three main types, corruption in government, between politicians; corruption in business, between businessmen; and corruption between government and businessmen. Some examples that this paper discusses are the theft of Nigerian oil by politicians, manipulation of government accounts and the purchase of votes in Brazil, fraud practices by FIFA, bribery to award or gain business contracts between Unaoil Company and Iraqi government, and tax evasion by offshoring revealed by the Panama Papers.
The conclusion of this paper is that corruption creates a barrier to democracy, the transparency in governments, the growth of economies, the creation of fair and healthy business environment, and the achievement of prosperity. Identifying the source of corruption might be a difficult task, but with persistence and tracing evidence, it can be achieved. Enlightenment in the society, can help eliminate corruption. Enlightenment can be achieved with good education and dedication. International cooperation and awareness is crucial in eliminating corruption. Some corruption scandals may not have a significant impact on the world economies, but some other can put many people’s lives in jeopardy, hindering the advancement of society and civilizations, allowing for terrorism, wars, poverty and hunger, and unfair or hostile business environment. Although some argue that corruption sometimes help democracy, it is still outweighed by the negative effects of corruption. Denial and manipulation of evidence are tools used by the corrupt individuals to escape punishment, making hard to hold anyone accountable for the sever issues that a country or a business have. No corruption case should be ignored, because if it does not have a direct impact, it might be a reflection of a spoiled system, a signal for change to improve the political and economic state of a country.

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What made Madam CJ. Walker the First Female Millionaire?

What made Madam CJ. Walker the First Female Millionaire?

               

                Madam CJ. Walker became the first female millionaire in a time when female and minorities were discriminated against. She used several business strategies, in which are used until today by many businesses. Some of her strategies were, branding her products, structuring her company, following ethical codes, creating a manufacturing process, setting up business goals and success goals, contributing to her community and race, recognizing social responsibility and building trust relationship with her customers and employees.

               

Madam CJ. Walker branded her product for hair growing, and called it “The Madame. CJ walker Wonderful Hair Grower”. She gave it a descriptive brand name that can be remembered and talked about between the ladies, creating a product value and brand loyalty. She used her image to display the difference that her product to the hair, a marketing technique widely used today to attract buyers, by providing evidence of effectiveness.

                She structured her company wisely, she organized her management team, sales agents, manufacturing facilities, and owned all of the stocks of the company. She communicated with her general manager well, giving him/her detailed instructions on what has to be achieved, especially in her absence. She located her facilities in many different locations, such as Indiana and New York, to reach her customers in many different areas of the country and avoid transportation cost.

                She created ethical codes that her company has to follow, in which her employees must follow to maintain the company’s integrity and productivity. Such as being honest, clean, dressing well to work, being on time, having a friendly attitude with co-workers and customers, being professional when communicating and behaving around others.

                She created a manufacturing process to her produce product efficiently, maintaining quality and low cost.

                She set up goals for her business and defined her business success. Her goals were to create a beneficial product that helps many ladies have a healthy and good looking hair, she wanted her business to prosper to prove that skin color doesn’t matter when it comes to entrepreneurship, she wanted to create jobs for many poor and discriminated African-Americans, and she wanted to set up an example for self-esteem, integrity and professionalism. She toured around the country to spread the word about her products.

                She contributed to her community, especially the black community through many ways. She created jobs for many black women and men, she donated large sums of many to charities that helped educate the poor, feed the hungry and fight for the weak, for example donating to the YMCA. She motivated men and women to seek success through professionalism and entrepreneurship.

                She recognized her social responsibly and helped eradicating racism and discrimination African-American and women, she was a motivational public speaker and funded humanitarian organization that seeks justice to those whom being mistreated because of their color, such the black soldiers in the Army.

                She had an army of agents, of whom she build a trust relationship and taught them important business and personal ethics that shaped their behavior and decisions when communicating with her customers to maintain value and loyalty, such as the way they dress, the way they speak and the way they speak.

                                     Madam CJ. Walker is one of the greatest businesswomen in history, who was first to be a woman millionaire of black color in times when black were discriminated against. She created and followed many business strategies that helped shape the business world of today, such branding product, company structure, setting business goals, contributing to the community, recognizing social responsibility and building trust relationship with her customers and employee through professional treatment.

Sources:

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/197708

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/fts/kansascity_201307A06.html

https://www.nytimes.com/books/first/b/bundles-ground.html

Top 10 Best Largest Eagles in the World

Top 10 Best Biggest Eagles in the World 

10. Verreaux's Eagle
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7. African Crowned Eagle
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