Troy

I watched a fantastic movie called Troy last night. After watching the movie, I realized something important in my life!
The most unforgettable scene in my mind is the story of “Trojan horse”. The unfocused horse is just the most significant stuff of the war. The movie is about the Trojan War. The war lasted for ten years; it was one of the hugest classic wars in the world’s history. At the end of the war, the Achaean used a particular way to finish the war, and it is just the “Trojan Horse”. It was a day when the Trojans discovered that the Achaean had left, and they thought that the war was terminated. However, they found a huge wooden horse near the sea. The Greeks was astonished by the wooden horse, they debated what to do with it, some suggested to pull the horse into the city, and others argued that it should be burned. Just then, they captured a man from Greek, and he told the king that the huge wooden horse was used to dedicate the Athena. The king believed it and they finally decided to keep the horse in the city. They began a carnival to celebrate for their win of the long-time war. They sang and danced, everybody was enjoying himself or herself and almost all of them got wasted because they were so happy for winning the war. It was midnight when they went to sleep and had dreams about peaceful pictures. However, the man who lied to the king was a spy. He made secret signal to the huge horse, and thousands of soldiers came out of the wooden horse, they beat the guard easily and they burned every corner of the city, as the great Troy disappeared in a second!
The story told us that once you neglect something, which looks tiny, you would get punished. So we should consider every single tiny thing when we are doing something important!

outline for research paper

Outline for Research paper
Thesis statement: The abortion should be banned because the disadvantages of abortion are obvious in terms of health, sex discrimination and human right.
Topic sentence 1: Abortion is harmful for health not only physically but also mentally.
o mental health
§ Men’s case
Abortion and the man. Psychological and psychopathological manifestations in the face of lost fatherhood
in persecutory or depressive anxiety and psychosomatic symptoms, real and typical psychopathological symptoms (depression and behavioural disorders)
§ Women’s case
Abortion in young women and subsequent mental health.
depression, anxiety, suicidal behaviors and substance use disorders.
o Physical health
• A statistically significant increase in premature births or low birth weight risk in women with prior induced abortions.
• abortion increases rates of breast cancer, placenta previa, pre-term births, and maternal suicide. All types of deaths are higher with women who have had induced abortions.



Topic sentence 2: Abortion makes sex discrimination feasible
• The sex ratio at birth (SRB) in China increased---- sex-selective abortion has been the predominant, if not the sole, immediate cause of the high SRB.

• Harms of SSA including perpetuation of discrimination against women, disruption to social and familial networks, and increased violence against women.


Topic sentence 3: Abortion curtails human rights.
o Embryos’ human right
1. When do they have the right?
From the view of biology, Sperm and ovum try their best to get together and combine as a zygote, which is not only a cell but also a life. So every zygote, which is the beginning of human, has the right to protect him or her.
2. Everyone has right to choose live or not
o Killing lives is illegal and has to be punished .
1. The case of killing animals
Killing a dog in an accident has to be punished not only by law but also by society.
2. The law of killing people

Research Log

A.topic: abortion
B.theism statement: abortion should be prohibited.
1.title: Home abortion implies radical changes for women.
authors:Kero, Anneli1,2 anneli.kero@socw.umu.se
Wulff, Marianne1
Lalos, Ann1
source:European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care Dec2009,Vol.14 Issue 5, p324-333, 10p, 1 chart

2.title: Abortion in young women and subsequent mental health
authors:Fergusson, David M.1 david.fergusson@chmeds.ac.nz
Horwood, L. John1
Ridder, Elizabeth M.1
source:Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry; Jan2006, Vol. 47 Issue 1, p16-24, 9p, 4 charts

3.title: Low Birth Weight and Abortion
authors: Klitsch, Michael
source: Family Planning Perspectives; May/Jun92, Vol. 24 Issue 3, p99, 1/5p

4.title: Knowledge, attitudes, and practice of abortion among women and doctors in Armenia.
authors:Chong, Erica1 echong@gynuity.org
Tsereteli, Tamar2
Vardanyan, Susanna3
Avagyan, Gayane4
Winikoff, Beverly1
source: European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care; Dec2009, Vol. 14 Issue 5, p340-348, 9p, 5 charts, 1 graph

5.title: ABORTION AND AUSTRALIA'S SOCIO-ECONOMIC HEALTH
authors:Grant, Richard
source: National Observer; Summer2005, Issue 63, p12-21, 10p