Four men are arrested at Delhi Railway Station, with regard to robbing 2 men off their valuables through the use of sedatives. Mumbai Detection Crime Unit gets to the location where bulks of explosives were hidden. J&K Army Force hunts down 2 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists and recovers tones of explosives from Kashmir forest areas. CRIME PATROL is a reality series. However the case presentation would be a story telling form that would have the interest of a fiction drama presentation. The prelude and finale to the case would make the case a complete story. Interactions with the analysts on the show would be treated with the audience interest point of view keeping it only as much as essential to the story telling. Going beyond the drama of police action in a crime situation, the show also aims to look into the “why” behind a crime. Police action on one hand gives the show the edge of how the law keepers bring the culprits to book or stop a crime from being committed. On the other hand, the show will also be looking at the sociological aspect behind a crime- both from the victim as well as the criminal’s side. The cases would be driven by cameras moving along with the police force from the time a crime is reported or when the police receive a call till the point the case is brought to a logical conclusion in the police records for further movement in the court of law. As such the police force is deemed to be the law keeper and not the justice authority.
Author: Katie Cook
You’ll find virtually millions of things you might pick for a creative writing topic, and it might be a challenge to find the right fit. There are numerous things available for you for a creative writing topic. Choosing creative writing topics that are a match for you, even with all of them which are out there, can be tough. It’s essential to find a topic which you’ll be able to easily write about that will sound natural when read. That is why looking at your personal life and the things you like to do can be a fantastic starting place. Your favourite music, your preferred book, the workout class you take – all of these lend themselves easily to creative writing.
No Better Example Than Life
Everything you’ve ever experienced provides you with a fantastic source for creative writing subjects you can write about. Maybe it’s a difficult point in time that you shared with somebody, a complicated sickness you went through or some place unique you have visited. In fact, you don’t even have to write about your own experiences, you can write about another person’s. Creative writing subjects are great approaches to learning something new also. You can do exploration on the web, or through books from a library, or by asking a person that may have encountered what you would like to learn. Enhance what you have learned by using a creative writing exercise to go over the topic again.
How Do You Chose?
Selecting the ideal topic comes next,now that you recognize you’ve so much to chose from. This is the time to select one thing you can really get into and are interested in sharing with other people. Make a list of 5 things to work on and start working down the list.
Next begin your research. You might find that a few subjects are simpler to learn more on than others. If a topic doesn’t have much information on it, it could be difficult to write about.
Who Knows What You Will Find?
Once you really start digging into the information you have you might find there are off shoots of that idea that is going to make a fantastic creative writing activities. Use your creativity when choosing your topic. Select something you enjoy or do something enjoyable like draw thoughts out of a jar where you have placed them. It is simple to get overwhelmed by all the things you could write about so make sure your stay focused and simply chose one.
What to Do After Choosing a Topic
Working on the actual writing happens last but it’s the best part of all. Take a short while to pull your research together then get moving. Make sure you keep it interesting, diverse, and enjoyable to read. To avoid interruptions that lead to writer’s block, we used a ringcentral referral code to sign-up for a voicemail service so we can write without being disturbed. The finished product should be intriguing to read. When you are finished with the job read over it several times. Be certain it is mistake free and flows properly.
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Question: Why would more people spend their money seeing movies Like “The Da Vinci Code” and?
“The Last Temptations of Christ” than going to church or reading their Bible? IF these movies are “fiction” and IF you’re one to believe the Bible is fiction, than why not read IT??
Answer:
Answer by paperworkpaul
its all about having an open mind and enjoying the views of others!
US & New Zealand: GIANT SQUID Somewhere in the deep dark alien world of the great oceans is one of the most mysterious creatures of the modern age — the Giant Squid. Once believed to be a terrifying sea monster, but now seen as this century’s greatest natural detective story, the Giant Squid is still out there, somewhere and yet no human has ever seen one alive and in its natural habitat. USA & Australia: ANIMAL PHANTOMS Is it possible that the bond between humans and their pets can be so strong that they can’t be separated even by death? Animal X meets a number of people who have encountered ghostly apparitions in an attempt to separate fact from fiction and look for possible explanations. International: KAMIKAZE MATING Insects and arachnids first appeared on earth around 400 million years ago. Today more than a million species survive making this ancient class of creatures by far the most successful to ever roam the planet. But evolutionary success isn’t easy, and in a world where survival rests on the ability to reproduce, the race to procreate has created some unusual behaviour… Animal X explores the world of Kamikaze mating.
“I’ll figure that out . . . when I get the time.”
“I really don’t know how to start!”
“I really should write my research paper!”
This common dilemma is expressed over and over again by many people everywhere. The good news is that anybody can write a research paper!
There are three main reasons for research papers:
1. To help you to piece together information from different sources and cohesively put it back together.
2. To help you develop good written and oral communication skills.
3. To help you to figure out how to find information.
Not knowing how to write properly can make your academic life disorganized, stressful and chaotic. By improving your writing skills, you can confidently and quickly finish assignments and write properly throughout your professional career. Writing a research paper can be very simple when you follow these basic steps:
1. Choose or Brainstorm Your Topic: Sometimes a topic is given to you, or you may have your own topic that you would like to research. You may be forced to conduct your research with very little direction. Sometimes you are only given a page count, number of sources and a deadline. It is helpful to begin by brainstorming a topic. Writing down a few ideas can be very helpful, and lead you in a certain direction.
2. Determine the Scope: Once you’ve scanned the internet or library and learned a little more about your topic, you need to determine whether you need to broaden or narrow your focus.
3. Research: By now you have an idea of your topic and have scanned the subject area. You have a focus for your research paper, but you also need details to “flesh out” the paper. Start going to your resources, and taking notes on sections that may be pertinent to your paper. Remember to document where you got the research from! This usually includes noting the author’s name, title of book, paper or website, year of publication, publishing house, page numbers and/or date accessed.
4. Outline Your Paper: An outline is an organized plan for your paper. Develop an outline by starting the first section with a broad introduction of the topic, then list several sections that you have read about (or will read about) that pertain to your topic. The general sections are: introduction, literature review, data collection, results and discussion. Writing an outline will help you to feel better about writing your research paper because you will have a sense of organization and direction after you write it.
5. Create the First Draft: The first draft should be written after you have completed your research. By this point, you will probably have numerous sources and many pages of notes written down from each of these sources. You should have enough information to write the entire paper. It is important “just to start writing”, and not to worry too much about the details at this point.
6. Revise, Revise, Revise! Revision of a paper should actually take longer than writing the first draft. This is the time to clean up all of the grammatical mistakes, spelling, run-on sentences, etc, and to make this paper easily readable. This is also the time to add or subtract text when necessary.
7. Proofread: This is the time for nit-picky editing to insure that there are no mistakes. Some things to watch for are: correct verb tenses, punctuation, grammar, spelling, word choice and proper citation. Other details that may be important are: page numbers, correct spacing and correct margins.
8. Creating a PDF: Some professors now want you to sent them a file in a PDF format so they can read it not matter what software you created in. Go to adobe.com to accomplish this and don’t forget to use an adobe promotion code to get a discount.
By breaking your research paper into small tasks, you can stay focused on the goal of completing it quickly and meticulously!
Question: Why do people claim they have proof or “evidence” when they have none at all?
Has anyone ever noticed that when people say “The Earth is 6.3 billion years old” there is always a “probably” in between “6.3″ and “is”? How come no one ever points that when people say “Human-like creatures appeared
It’s all theory.
Who are we as mere people to say what it is and what it isn’t? Nothing is certain so what’s the point of all this argument? How can we determine “fiction” from “non-fiction”. Who are we to say everything we know and believe is not the way the other person believes it to be? Maybe this is all a huge joke and Zeus or God or Odin or maybe all three are up there laughing at our “genius”? Then again maybe nothing’s out there but a cold vaccum or it could be whipped cream and chocolate noodles. I have no idea and neither does anyone else so why do we fight?
(Ugh… I need to go lie down)
Sorry sorry I got 6.3 billion from the Earth’s population. I’m 15 cut me some slack. Jeez…
Answer:
Answer by terje_treff
Sciencitic facts are not subject to opinion or belief. You either accept it or reject it. If you reject it, then you show that you do not understand science at all.
What you just wrote shows that you do not understand science, or what a scientific theory is. You’re better off if you learn this first before trying to make an argument against it.
Question: Does anyone remember the show “Beyond Belief”?
And I don’t mean “Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction.” I believe this show used to run on Nickelodeon in the early 90s, fairly early on weekend mornings. It had a guy for a host who went through the chamber of horrors at Madame Tussaud’s in London and looked at other kind of morbid stuff.
Answer:
Answer by ~*Yesterdays Promises*~
I use to love that show!
Question: Is feminist “fictional” literature harmless?
Earlier, I quoted Marilyn French from her book “The Woman’s Room” & someone chimed in that the book was “fiction.”
In an interview about the book, Marilyn said:
“”God, how they attacked me in some quarters, And why? Because I told the truth. They said I was a man hater, and I never defended myself against that, because I do believe that men are to blame for the condition of women.”
http://books.guardian.co.uk/departments/generalfiction/story/0,,1799025,00.html
This book is promoted in Women’s Studies programs all over the country. It is a popular piece of feminist literature.
Read the reviews here:
http://www.amazon.com/Womens-Room-Marilyn-French/dp/0345353617
Here’s a quote from one:
“Simply, this book changed my life completely… …I have been unable to look at men, women, and relationships the same since.”
I won’t let Marilyn’s sexism be explained away as if it’s “fiction.”
EDIT:
Context is key.
When universities use books like this in their curriculums & when you see how women are impacted by this particular book, you can’t help wonder if a sexist & anti-male author should be given a soap box in academia.
It’s bad enough, that women read books like this on their own accord… but when they are assigned reading at a university, there is an automatic credibility associated with that connection.
(vintner)
That makes no sense.
EDIT:
(lyanthya)
I don’t care if you think your words do not carry implications, but let me assure you, they do. You were bothered by the fact people keep quoting the “all men are rapists” line. You mentioned how one of her characters uttered those words.
Let me show you again how she herself describes that book:
“”God, how they attacked me in some quarters, And why? Because I told the truth. They said I was a man hater, and I never defended myself against that, because I do believe that men are to blame for the condition of women.”
Let’s just say her “characters” reflect her own opinions with regard to that book as she herself admits.
I’ll go with what Marilyn French herself says over what you say to try & defend her.
EDIT:
(Tracey)
Overreactions are fun, aren’t they. I advocate the removal of that book from universities (some of them state funded) that promote sexist literature from sexist authors. (Go ahead & deny that she was sexist. I have a nice quote ready for you.) Misandrists will always read things that make them feel better about themselves by tearing men down. “Burning” that book as you suggest would do exactly nothing. There’d be another one along from another sexist author the next day.
(Rio)
Read some of the reviews from the link I provided. …Then do a Google search for both the author’s name & the book title. You will see that nearly every time the book is mentioned the words “inspirational” & “life changing” are used.
EDIT:
(lyanthya)
I’ve read more than one excerpt from the book that have all been sexist. I wouldn’t waste my time reading the whole thing.
What does the phrase “telling the truth” mean to you?
She defends her book & the “man-hating” therein & goes on to conclude that “men are to blame for the condition of women.”
I’m sure in feminist fantasyland, a person like this can write a sexist book, make sexist comments to defend the book, but be allowed to step away from all of it with 0.0% accountability.
Feminists are funny like that.
Again… I’m going to go with Marilyn French’s own words & not your desperate hopes that she was not a sexist & didn’t believe that which she wrote even though she admitted to it in plain english.
EDIT:
If Michael Crichton wrote a book that was racist in tone with anti-black views & contained the phrase “all black people are criminals & that’s all that they are” …& later told the media that he was “telling the truth” in this book, what do you think people would and should think about that?
Would it be safe to assume he might believe a remark like that was true given the fact that he was clearly a racist & thought he was being “truthful.”
What would society think about him?
Would they have his books assigned at our universities?
You go ahead & think about that.
Answer:
Answer by roman_hex
I dunno, I would say it’s harmful if the idea of the book is the kind that says “All men are sexist pigs who don’t respect women”. In that case definately.
But if it’s that kind of feminism that promotes female power rather than denouncing male power, then what could be wrong with it? I hate those books where every man is described and portrayed as an evil man with an evil penis that enjoys exploiting women, but I love the kind of books that tell about a changed life because a woman realized her own inner beauty or something.
Delhi Crime Branch Unit busts a betting racket and catches the assailants red-handed in Ashoka Hotel. Two more bookies and betting accessories are dug out at different places. Become aware of varied penalty ranges which are applied to bookies, gamblers and conductors. CRIME PATROL is a reality series. However the case presentation would be a story telling form that would have the interest of a fiction drama presentation. The prelude and finale to the case would make the case a complete story. Interactions with the analysts on the show would be treated with the audience interest point of view keeping it only as much as essential to the story telling. Going beyond the drama of police action in a crime situation, the show also aims to look into the why behind a crime. Police action on one hand gives the show the edge of how the law keepers bring the culprits to book or stop a crime from being committed. On the other hand, the show will also be looking at the sociological aspect behind a crime- both from the victim as well as the criminals side. The cases would be driven by cameras moving along with the police force from the time a crime is reported or when the police receive a call till the point the case is brought to a logical conclusion in the police records for further movement in the court of law. As such the police force is deemed to be the law keeper and not the justice authority.
Question: Do you like “Natural Born Killers” (the movie), why/why not?
I’m not trying to be judgmental. I know there are people that like it. So please don’t take this as a judgmental comment.
I personally couldn’t stand the images of that movie
I haven’t seen it, but my dad warned me against watching that movie, for a good reason: the movie seems to glorify mass murdering for no reason.
And I heard it was sick and twisted when it came to graphic violence.
I’ve seen “Pulp Fiction,” and I think this movie is even more twisted.
Usually I watch violent movies, like “Godfather,” “GoodFellas,” “Casino,” cause the violence is done for a reason–revenge.
“Reservoir Dogs” and “Pulp Fiction,” while sick in certain scenes, also had the revenge.
What I’m talking about is when you’re angry, violent movies tend to diffuse your anger.
From what I know, this movie doesn’t.
Please don’t get graphic with your answers. Just give it to me brief.
This movie has upsetting subject matter.
Like I like violent movies usually, for the reason many that have been through a lot likes them, because you can relate to that desire for revenge.
But this movie crosses the line, for me.
Like I like violent movies usually, for the reason many that have been through a lot likes them, because you can relate to that desire for revenge.
But this movie crosses the line, for me.
Images I saw because I saw the trailer to this movie once.
Sorry for the repetitive description, that was a mistake.
Answer:
Answer by Kyle
movies like natural born killers are for entertainment purposes only. Its for action junkies. its not promoting mass murders lol its just fun mayham. I liked the movie and pulp fiction was kool too.
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Question: what are the seven deadly sins of science fiction?
from the book
“the seven deadly sins of science fiction” as the title suggests, there are seven of them, and i need them by tonight. please help! 
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no, the book lists things you should refrain from doing when writing a science fiction novel. they are referred to in the book as “the seven deadly sins of science fiction”. i need to know what the book lists as the seven sins.
Answer:
Answer by JephC
Reading Science Fiction
Writing science fiction
watching science fiction
playing science fiction
believing in science fiction
listening to science fiction
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