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This Way For The Gas Ladies And Gentlemen Summary
I definitely have never taken a class quite like this one, to say the least. Overall, I enjoyed the novels,
the lectures, and brief Russian history very much. There s a reason I never missed a class I liked
going. However, the attendance and participation was not ideal. It actually really pissed me off. Not
your fault I understand where you re coming from with having attendance not a priority, especially
due to health. But it does suck when students take advantage. Yes, people get sick. Though, when
students say they are simply too busy, I don t buy it. It s a ridiculous excuse. We have a lot of time
during the day. On top of that, students enroll in a course fully knowing the days and hours the class is
scheduled. So, yeah, miss a few days, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I don t know about you, but when I read fiction with historical events involved, I m engaged but
unsettled. As if, I m in the wrong to be reading these words from this writer s voice who is attempting
to create an already done past in order to give readers something enjoyable. This Way for the Gas,
Ladies and Gentlemen by Tadeusz Borowski has been one of those types. A heart wrenching short
story and I hate that I love it. Why do we like reading about the past that s gone? More importantly, a
past so horrific and cruel, then created into a fiction to please our curiosity of what we will never
understand? Facts and numbers can only go so far. If you can t tell already, I m big on quotes. Almost
every class I take, I find myself writing down phrases or ideas people say. I have quite a handful from
you and I think they express the whole point of this Russian novels class. At least, in my opinion.
Moreover, it relates to the whole dilemma of translations as adaptations and interpretations... as you ll
notice based off of these quotes. The context of each quote is gone. Maybe, the all add up together,
maybe they don t and are just random phrases. Meaning, even when we talk in the same language, it is
a translation, in a sense. Here ya
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I definitely have never taken a class quite like this one, to say the least. Overall, I enjoyed the novels,
the lectures, and brief Russian history very much. There s a reason I never missed a class I liked
going. However, the attendance and participation was not ideal. It actually really pissed me off. Not
your fault I understand where you re coming from with having attendance not a priority, especially
due to health. But it does suck when students take advantage. Yes, people get sick. Though, when
students say they are simply too busy, I don t buy it. It s a ridiculous excuse. We have a lot of time
during the day. On top of that, students enroll in a course fully knowing the days and hours the class is
scheduled. So, yeah, miss a few days, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I don t know about you, but when I read fiction with historical events involved, I m engaged but
unsettled. As if, I m in the wrong to be reading these words from this writer s voice who is attempting
to create an already done past in order to give readers something enjoyable. This Way for the Gas,
Ladies and Gentlemen by Tadeusz Borowski has been one of those types. A heart wrenching short
story and I hate that I love it. Why do we like reading about the past that s gone? More importantly, a
past so horrific and cruel, then created into a fiction to please our curiosity of what we will never
understand? Facts and numbers can only go so far. If you can t tell already, I m big on quotes. Almost
every class I take, I find myself writing down phrases or ideas people say. I have quite a handful from
you and I think they express the whole point of this Russian novels class. At least, in my opinion.
Moreover, it relates to the whole dilemma of translations as adaptations and interpretations... as you ll
notice based off of these quotes. The context of each quote is gone. Maybe, the all add up together,
maybe they don t and are just random phrases. Meaning, even when we talk in the same language, it is
a translation, in a sense. Here ya
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examine the Claim That Britishness Is Defined by Shared...
Evaluate the claim that British identity is defined by shared values.
National identities are only one among the many identities that people can hold , (Clarke, 2009,
p.212). How people perceive themselves and are perceived by others as British poses the question as
to what Britishness is and who counts as British? To evaluate the role, shared values play in defining
the British Identity it is necessary to examine how it is formed through place, culture, ethnicity,
diversity and imagined community, without judgements being made as to who should and should not
be included.
Individuals if asked to describe themselves will do so in many different ways, but will give reference
to family, peer groups, ethnic groups, gender and class, all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The values referred to earlier by Blunkett and Phillips are being used to describe Britain by the means
of shared values. Blunkett also suggests that Britain s institutions such as the NHS and the BBC stand
for these values. They both use language such as inclusive or open to suggest that British identity is
open to all citizens , (Clarke, 2009, p.221). That British is as British does. It is about what people do,
not who they are , (Phillips cited in Clarke, 2009, p.223). Statements such as these, relating to national
identities are often intended to persuade people to think or act in a certain way , (Clarke, 2009, p.214).
Parekh supports the view that Britain has become a multi ethnic and multicultural society and must
develop a more multiple and complex national identity , (cited in Clarke, 2009, p.225). In opposition
to this is the view that diversity may have gone too far , undermining national identity and the forms
of social solidarity that keeps us together , (Clarke, 2009, p.225). Goodhart writes about two forms of
diversity, value and ethnic . He describes how Britain has changed over the last sixty years from one
where it was possible to predict the attitudes, even behaviour of the people living in your immediate
neighbourhood to one with greater diversity in lifestyles and values , (Goodhart cited in Clarke, 2009,
p.225). The increase in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evaluate the claim that British identity is defined by shared values.
National identities are only one among the many identities that people can hold , (Clarke, 2009,
p.212). How people perceive themselves and are perceived by others as British poses the question as
to what Britishness is and who counts as British? To evaluate the role, shared values play in defining
the British Identity it is necessary to examine how it is formed through place, culture, ethnicity,
diversity and imagined community, without judgements being made as to who should and should not
be included.
Individuals if asked to describe themselves will do so in many different ways, but will give reference
to family, peer groups, ethnic groups, gender and class, all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The values referred to earlier by Blunkett and Phillips are being used to describe Britain by the means
of shared values. Blunkett also suggests that Britain s institutions such as the NHS and the BBC stand
for these values. They both use language such as inclusive or open to suggest that British identity is
open to all citizens , (Clarke, 2009, p.221). That British is as British does. It is about what people do,
not who they are , (Phillips cited in Clarke, 2009, p.223). Statements such as these, relating to national
identities are often intended to persuade people to think or act in a certain way , (Clarke, 2009, p.214).
Parekh supports the view that Britain has become a multi ethnic and multicultural society and must
develop a more multiple and complex national identity , (cited in Clarke, 2009, p.225). In opposition
to this is the view that diversity may have gone too far , undermining national identity and the forms
of social solidarity that keeps us together , (Clarke, 2009, p.225). Goodhart writes about two forms of
diversity, value and ethnic . He describes how Britain has changed over the last sixty years from one
where it was possible to predict the attitudes, even behaviour of the people living in your immediate
neighbourhood to one with greater diversity in lifestyles and values , (Goodhart cited in Clarke, 2009,
p.225). The increase in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Discuss the Role of the Early Years Practitioner in...
Discuss the role of the early years practitioner in planning provision to meet the needs of the child.
This essay aims to explore the role of the early years practitioner in planning provision to meet the
needs of the child, simultaneously applying theoretical research and professional practice. In addition
to this, making appropriate links to the Early Years Foundation Stage and using pertinent examples to
support the child s needs.
In order to be a successful early years practitioner, they should be able to demonstrate key skills, these
include showing that they are patient, considerate, caring, flexible and consistent. What s more, it is
imperative that every practitioner working with young children needs a sound and thorough ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can lead to an increased sense of self esteem, the motivation and confidence to participate in new
activities.
It is imperative that practitioners are able to observe and assess each child s development in order to
gain a full understanding of their development and how they can build upon this in order to cater to
the needs of the child and allow them to fulfill their potential. This is highlighted by Wheeler (2009,
p.63) in stating that Observations are fed into family worker and team planning so that future activities
can be based on an individual child s interests and patterns of behavior and thereby enhance their
learning .
The importance of practitioner observation is further underlined by Bruce (2010, p.37) in stating that
every observation is likely to have some implications for planning: first, with regard to the individual
child and, secondly, for the staff and setting perhaps changing a routine or introducing something new.
In relation to diversity, the early years practitioner can attend to the diverse needs of each child and
their individual requirements in many different ways.
The practitioner could address this by building up a positive relationship (EYFS 2007) with parents.
The DFES 2.2 states that respecting diversity is imperative and that all families are important and
should be welcomed and valued within the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Discuss the role of the early years practitioner in planning provision to meet the needs of the child.
This essay aims to explore the role of the early years practitioner in planning provision to meet the
needs of the child, simultaneously applying theoretical research and professional practice. In addition
to this, making appropriate links to the Early Years Foundation Stage and using pertinent examples to
support the child s needs.
In order to be a successful early years practitioner, they should be able to demonstrate key skills, these
include showing that they are patient, considerate, caring, flexible and consistent. What s more, it is
imperative that every practitioner working with young children needs a sound and thorough ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can lead to an increased sense of self esteem, the motivation and confidence to participate in new
activities.
It is imperative that practitioners are able to observe and assess each child s development in order to
gain a full understanding of their development and how they can build upon this in order to cater to
the needs of the child and allow them to fulfill their potential. This is highlighted by Wheeler (2009,
p.63) in stating that Observations are fed into family worker and team planning so that future activities
can be based on an individual child s interests and patterns of behavior and thereby enhance their
learning .
The importance of practitioner observation is further underlined by Bruce (2010, p.37) in stating that
every observation is likely to have some implications for planning: first, with regard to the individual
child and, secondly, for the staff and setting perhaps changing a routine or introducing something new.
In relation to diversity, the early years practitioner can attend to the diverse needs of each child and
their individual requirements in many different ways.
The practitioner could address this by building up a positive relationship (EYFS 2007) with parents.
The DFES 2.2 states that respecting diversity is imperative and that all families are important and
should be welcomed and valued within the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
West Memphis Three Case
In 1993, three boys were murdered in West Memphis, Arkansas. Because of the condition the victims
were in, the authorities believed that they were involved in a satanic ritual. Three teenagers were
accused and convicted because they were outcasts and no other leads were pursued. Even though the
West Memphis Three got justice after almost two decades of serving time, the original trial was
prejudiced.
The three teenagers were Jessie Misskelley, Jason Baldwin, and Damien Echols. They had records of
criminal activity and violent behaviour. Furthermore, Misskelley and Echols had dropped out of
school. Echols and Baldwin were close friends, but only acquainted with Misskelley. Echols is
declared to have a ...serious mental illness characterized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before the jury made a decision about the guilt of the defendants, the jury foreman talked to both an
attorney and the judge involved. A former attorney for the defendant Misskelley later noted that he
heard the judge and foreman speaking during a lunch break, and the foreman stated that the jury was
almost to a conclusion while Judge Burnett responded, You ll need food for when you come back for
sentencing, (arkansasonline.com 1). The judge was implying that the defendants were guilty before the
jury reached a verdict. It was known that the foreman was advocating that the defendants were liable
for the scandal. Although there was a retrial, it was still unjust because of the circumstances of the
deal. After many requests for retrial, the West Memphis Three received an Alford plea deal. The deal
is where the accused plead guilty while still professing their actual innocence, in cases where they
accept that prosecutors have sufficient information to acquire a conviction. The Alford plea contrived
that the defendants served 18 years and 78 days, which was the time that they served, and could not
seek domestic help for improper imprisonment. Even though the original convictions were repealed,
the West Memphis Three still didn t receive justice for their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1993, three boys were murdered in West Memphis, Arkansas. Because of the condition the victims
were in, the authorities believed that they were involved in a satanic ritual. Three teenagers were
accused and convicted because they were outcasts and no other leads were pursued. Even though the
West Memphis Three got justice after almost two decades of serving time, the original trial was
prejudiced.
The three teenagers were Jessie Misskelley, Jason Baldwin, and Damien Echols. They had records of
criminal activity and violent behaviour. Furthermore, Misskelley and Echols had dropped out of
school. Echols and Baldwin were close friends, but only acquainted with Misskelley. Echols is
declared to have a ...serious mental illness characterized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before the jury made a decision about the guilt of the defendants, the jury foreman talked to both an
attorney and the judge involved. A former attorney for the defendant Misskelley later noted that he
heard the judge and foreman speaking during a lunch break, and the foreman stated that the jury was
almost to a conclusion while Judge Burnett responded, You ll need food for when you come back for
sentencing, (arkansasonline.com 1). The judge was implying that the defendants were guilty before the
jury reached a verdict. It was known that the foreman was advocating that the defendants were liable
for the scandal. Although there was a retrial, it was still unjust because of the circumstances of the
deal. After many requests for retrial, the West Memphis Three received an Alford plea deal. The deal
is where the accused plead guilty while still professing their actual innocence, in cases where they
accept that prosecutors have sufficient information to acquire a conviction. The Alford plea contrived
that the defendants served 18 years and 78 days, which was the time that they served, and could not
seek domestic help for improper imprisonment. Even though the original convictions were repealed,
the West Memphis Three still didn t receive justice for their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When You’Re At A Family Gathering, Do You Sometimes Feel
When you re at a family gathering, do you sometimes feel like you are disconnected or uncomfortable
because you don t get along with your family? Think of a time in your life where you had a good
relaxing day with your family. If you couldn t think of anything, that is okay because you are not
alone. According to a poll of 2,000 parents conducted by Virgin Holidays and Universal Orlando
Resort, they found that families spend about 36 minutes per weekday together (Denee, realtruth.org).
In general, the term family means a group consisting of parents and children living under a household,
in which the idea of that can sound alarming to some people who aren t close with their families. This
is when they turn to their friends to find their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Census 2010 figures, 31% (more than 41,000 same sex couples) are raising biological,
step, or adopted children under age 18 (Gates, the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law). Even
so, there has been a decrease in the amount of children going into foster care, but sadly enough only a
few are adopted. According to a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Human and Health
Services, around 800,000 children were served and only 50,000 were adopted in 2006, yet in 2015,
around 617,000 children were served, but only 53,000 were adopted. In some cases, families have
been devastatingly broken up from incarceration of a family member or the aftermath of a divorce
between two parents, which was how my biological family ended up.
Before my parents got divorced, everyone in my household was connected with each other but also
dealing with our clashes of personalities. We always ate dinner together and went to church every
Sunday (I was forced into Catholicism, and later confirmed but haven t looked back since). My
siblings and I got into plenty of arguments and fights, but at the end of the day we all loved each other
and would ve done anything for each other; well except for my toddler self. During the summer before
6th grade, my parents got divorced and that really took a toll on my well being. My dad moved out of
the house and, nothing was the same since. Since my dad was our family s main
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When you re at a family gathering, do you sometimes feel like you are disconnected or uncomfortable
because you don t get along with your family? Think of a time in your life where you had a good
relaxing day with your family. If you couldn t think of anything, that is okay because you are not
alone. According to a poll of 2,000 parents conducted by Virgin Holidays and Universal Orlando
Resort, they found that families spend about 36 minutes per weekday together (Denee, realtruth.org).
In general, the term family means a group consisting of parents and children living under a household,
in which the idea of that can sound alarming to some people who aren t close with their families. This
is when they turn to their friends to find their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Census 2010 figures, 31% (more than 41,000 same sex couples) are raising biological,
step, or adopted children under age 18 (Gates, the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law). Even
so, there has been a decrease in the amount of children going into foster care, but sadly enough only a
few are adopted. According to a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Human and Health
Services, around 800,000 children were served and only 50,000 were adopted in 2006, yet in 2015,
around 617,000 children were served, but only 53,000 were adopted. In some cases, families have
been devastatingly broken up from incarceration of a family member or the aftermath of a divorce
between two parents, which was how my biological family ended up.
Before my parents got divorced, everyone in my household was connected with each other but also
dealing with our clashes of personalities. We always ate dinner together and went to church every
Sunday (I was forced into Catholicism, and later confirmed but haven t looked back since). My
siblings and I got into plenty of arguments and fights, but at the end of the day we all loved each other
and would ve done anything for each other; well except for my toddler self. During the summer before
6th grade, my parents got divorced and that really took a toll on my well being. My dad moved out of
the house and, nothing was the same since. Since my dad was our family s main
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Commentary On Date Rape
I found this play difficult to read. The overall tone of the piece was tinged with sadness. As I read, I
would have to occasionally put it down to keep from crying. I m not exactly sure why this piece
affected me so emotionally, but I feel that an emotional response to artwork is pretty significant. As I
felt like crying, I was surprised by the section which talks about whiteness and a prescriptive notion
that people shouldn t be emotional. The lady in blue states ...yes let s go on and be white...let s think
our way out of feeling (shange 54). This was interesting commentary on the way in which dominant
culture undervalues the body and emotions. Certainly all people have the capacity to be emotional and
venerable, but these qualities are often ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was violent and in many ways another sort of bodily invasion. First the speaker must endure the
brutality and humiliation of rape, and then she must endure the pain and danger of this medical
procedure. This brought me back to Rich s Compulsory heterosexuality and her complication of
consent and choice. I would very firmly argue that abortion should be an option for women, but I
wonder how this procedure can be free from coercion within a violent patriarchal rape culture. I also
found that the mixture of experiences this play portrays is very important. These women can share
certain aspects of their experience, but they are far from the same. I found the lady in blue s story
especially impactful. She is a clear embodiment of the way in which trauma and tragedy can make one
feel that they must be cold and distant to survive and avoid further brutality. She argues that nice is
such a rip off and I can certainly see her point (shange 53). The way in which that bitterness is used
against each of the characters is also beautifully written and incredibly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I found this play difficult to read. The overall tone of the piece was tinged with sadness. As I read, I
would have to occasionally put it down to keep from crying. I m not exactly sure why this piece
affected me so emotionally, but I feel that an emotional response to artwork is pretty significant. As I
felt like crying, I was surprised by the section which talks about whiteness and a prescriptive notion
that people shouldn t be emotional. The lady in blue states ...yes let s go on and be white...let s think
our way out of feeling (shange 54). This was interesting commentary on the way in which dominant
culture undervalues the body and emotions. Certainly all people have the capacity to be emotional and
venerable, but these qualities are often ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was violent and in many ways another sort of bodily invasion. First the speaker must endure the
brutality and humiliation of rape, and then she must endure the pain and danger of this medical
procedure. This brought me back to Rich s Compulsory heterosexuality and her complication of
consent and choice. I would very firmly argue that abortion should be an option for women, but I
wonder how this procedure can be free from coercion within a violent patriarchal rape culture. I also
found that the mixture of experiences this play portrays is very important. These women can share
certain aspects of their experience, but they are far from the same. I found the lady in blue s story
especially impactful. She is a clear embodiment of the way in which trauma and tragedy can make one
feel that they must be cold and distant to survive and avoid further brutality. She argues that nice is
such a rip off and I can certainly see her point (shange 53). The way in which that bitterness is used
against each of the characters is also beautifully written and incredibly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pain Definition Essay
What is pain and how does our pain correlate with our personalities? Is pain considered an existing
factor when determining ones personality? When you ask a close friend or family member what their
definition of pain is they will often times say something that hurts or something that causes you to feel
emotionally upset. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, pain is considered anything that can
cause emotional or physical suffering or discomfort (Merriam Webster). Pain can be considered that of
a heart break which would result in emotional discomfort or a broken bone in which may cause
physical discomfort or suffering.
When one hears the term personality one may consider that to be the happiness one exerts or the
angered mood that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What is pain and how does our pain correlate with our personalities? Is pain considered an existing
factor when determining ones personality? When you ask a close friend or family member what their
definition of pain is they will often times say something that hurts or something that causes you to feel
emotionally upset. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, pain is considered anything that can
cause emotional or physical suffering or discomfort (Merriam Webster). Pain can be considered that of
a heart break which would result in emotional discomfort or a broken bone in which may cause
physical discomfort or suffering.
When one hears the term personality one may consider that to be the happiness one exerts or the
angered mood that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Customer Profitability Analysis For Derrick s...
Customer Profitability Analysis Using BCG matrix for Derrick s Ice Cream Co.
Derrick s Ice Cream Company is located in modern premises and manufactures and distributes 30
different ice cream product lines from its suburban base in the UK. The products are distributed by
Derrick s own fleet of refrigerated trucks to six major wholesale distributors.
Annual sales are currently around the £10m level, distributed among the wholesalers as indicated in
Table 1. Derrick s control about 35% of its metropolitan market, but this shrinks to less than 10% in
outlying areas where there are many small competitors.
Market shares for six customers
Customer % Sales
Ardron s Wafers 19
Butler Ices 12
Cahill s Cones 25
Donleavy Ices 09
England Wedges 14 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The cold stores cost is approximately £500000 p.a. to run, but excess capacity can be hired out to
other non competing firms.
The requirement of meeting the sometimes uniquely specific requirements of customers has been
causing Derrick s management some serious headaches recently. They recognize the importance of a
client focused approach to marketing and distribution, but are beginning to feel that they are being
exploited by some customers who are never satisfied with the level of service provided, however
extensive it may be and this is costing them a lot of money.
So, to analyze the current situation we will form a BCG matrix and recommend decision on its results.
BCG matrix will help us to examine distributors in he company s portfolio on the basis of their related
market share and industry growth rates.
In other words, it is a comparative analysis of business potential and the evaluation of environment.
According to this matrix, business could be classified as high or low according to their industry
growth rate and relative market share.
Relative Market Share = SBU Sales this year / leading competitors sales this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Customer Profitability Analysis Using BCG matrix for Derrick s Ice Cream Co.
Derrick s Ice Cream Company is located in modern premises and manufactures and distributes 30
different ice cream product lines from its suburban base in the UK. The products are distributed by
Derrick s own fleet of refrigerated trucks to six major wholesale distributors.
Annual sales are currently around the £10m level, distributed among the wholesalers as indicated in
Table 1. Derrick s control about 35% of its metropolitan market, but this shrinks to less than 10% in
outlying areas where there are many small competitors.
Market shares for six customers
Customer % Sales
Ardron s Wafers 19
Butler Ices 12
Cahill s Cones 25
Donleavy Ices 09
England Wedges 14 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The cold stores cost is approximately £500000 p.a. to run, but excess capacity can be hired out to
other non competing firms.
The requirement of meeting the sometimes uniquely specific requirements of customers has been
causing Derrick s management some serious headaches recently. They recognize the importance of a
client focused approach to marketing and distribution, but are beginning to feel that they are being
exploited by some customers who are never satisfied with the level of service provided, however
extensive it may be and this is costing them a lot of money.
So, to analyze the current situation we will form a BCG matrix and recommend decision on its results.
BCG matrix will help us to examine distributors in he company s portfolio on the basis of their related
market share and industry growth rates.
In other words, it is a comparative analysis of business potential and the evaluation of environment.
According to this matrix, business could be classified as high or low according to their industry
growth rate and relative market share.
Relative Market Share = SBU Sales this year / leading competitors sales this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Immanuel Kant Essay
The minority is a weakness to make usage of one s own appreciation without bearing from another.
This minority is self gained when its cause lies not without seeing, but instead without assurance, and
grit to use it without heading from another. In Kant s article stating what is Enlightenment ? Immanuel
Kant characterizes enlightenment as man s rising up out of his purposeful youthfulness. With the goal
for us to totally comprehend this definition, we should first comprehend what Kant implied by
Adolescence. In the written work Kant characterizes youthfulness as the failure to utilize one s
understanding without the direction from another. Moreover, Kant trusts that this youthfulness is
deliberate and that it is the individual s blame for without the boldness and set out to have an
independent mind, however rather pay others to think and comprehend for them. ... Show more
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I considerably concur with this thought, be that as it may, his comments on immaturity in connection
to the administration, the way individuals ought to live, and religion is very reckless and nonsensical.
In like manner, I do concur that individuals ought to have the capacity to live uninhibitedly, and have a
problem solving attitude, in any case, I don t concur that they need to live without standards,
directions or a legislature. With regards to edification Kant trusts that freedom is an ideal approach to
accomplish enlightenment. Opportunity as per Kant is unique in relation to our typical definition.
Opportunity regarding edification implies the capacity to freely utilize one reason in all
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The minority is a weakness to make usage of one s own appreciation without bearing from another.
This minority is self gained when its cause lies not without seeing, but instead without assurance, and
grit to use it without heading from another. In Kant s article stating what is Enlightenment ? Immanuel
Kant characterizes enlightenment as man s rising up out of his purposeful youthfulness. With the goal
for us to totally comprehend this definition, we should first comprehend what Kant implied by
Adolescence. In the written work Kant characterizes youthfulness as the failure to utilize one s
understanding without the direction from another. Moreover, Kant trusts that this youthfulness is
deliberate and that it is the individual s blame for without the boldness and set out to have an
independent mind, however rather pay others to think and comprehend for them. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I considerably concur with this thought, be that as it may, his comments on immaturity in connection
to the administration, the way individuals ought to live, and religion is very reckless and nonsensical.
In like manner, I do concur that individuals ought to have the capacity to live uninhibitedly, and have a
problem solving attitude, in any case, I don t concur that they need to live without standards,
directions or a legislature. With regards to edification Kant trusts that freedom is an ideal approach to
accomplish enlightenment. Opportunity as per Kant is unique in relation to our typical definition.
Opportunity regarding edification implies the capacity to freely utilize one reason in all
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Net Neutrality Protest
Prior to yesterday s Net Neutrality protest, I have never been to a protest in real life, but have scene
several on the web, social media, or news. Usually, protests are loud, sometimes chaotic and the
people who are advocating the issue are chanting a phrase in unison. However, yesterday s protest did
not seem nothing like what I ve expected. Outside of the Verizon store, people were holding up signs.
The signs had phrases that indicated about Net Neutrality, such as FCC, Federal Communications
Commission, ISP, #netneutrality, #savethenet, and more. There was a lady that were handing out fliers
asking everyone passing by the Verizon store to spread the word within these seven days. The flier had
links and the number to call Congress, that
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Prior to yesterday s Net Neutrality protest, I have never been to a protest in real life, but have scene
several on the web, social media, or news. Usually, protests are loud, sometimes chaotic and the
people who are advocating the issue are chanting a phrase in unison. However, yesterday s protest did
not seem nothing like what I ve expected. Outside of the Verizon store, people were holding up signs.
The signs had phrases that indicated about Net Neutrality, such as FCC, Federal Communications
Commission, ISP, #netneutrality, #savethenet, and more. There was a lady that were handing out fliers
asking everyone passing by the Verizon store to spread the word within these seven days. The flier had
links and the number to call Congress, that
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Disadvantages Of Electron Microscopy
SEM Scanning Electron Microscopy
The scanning electron microscope (SEM) is one of the most versatile instruments available for the
examination and analysis of the microstructure morphology and chemical composition
characterizations. It is necessary to know the basic principles of light optics in order to understand the
fundamentals of electron microscopy. Light microscopy has been, and continues to be, of great
importance to scientific research. Since the discovery that electrons can be deflected by the magnetic
field in numerous experiments in the 1890s [1], electron microscopy has been developed by replacing
the light source with high energy electron beam. The radius of Airy disk is defined as the distance
between the first order peak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to those signals that are utilized to form an image, a number of other signals are produced
when an electron beam strikes a sample, including the emission of characteristic x rays, Auger
electrons, and cathodoluminescence
3.3 Advantages and disadvantages of SEM
In part, it is true that Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) present a many advantages, the more
important are: (i) higher resolution of visualization microbial biofilms (Walker et al.,
2001) than other imaging techniques, typically 3.5 nm, (ii) able to measure and quantify data in three
dimensions. However, this technique utilizes graded solvents (alcohol, acetone, and xylene) to
gradually dehydrate the specimen prior to examination, since water of hydration is not compatible
with the vacuum used with the electron beam. While any pretreatment can alter specimen morphology,
drying appears to significantly alter biofilms due to EPS polymers collapsing (Fassel Edmiston, 1999;
Little et al., 1991). The dehydration process results in significant sample distortion and artifacts; the
extracellular polymeric substances, which are approximately 95% water and the liquid loss led them to
appear more like
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SEM Scanning Electron Microscopy
The scanning electron microscope (SEM) is one of the most versatile instruments available for the
examination and analysis of the microstructure morphology and chemical composition
characterizations. It is necessary to know the basic principles of light optics in order to understand the
fundamentals of electron microscopy. Light microscopy has been, and continues to be, of great
importance to scientific research. Since the discovery that electrons can be deflected by the magnetic
field in numerous experiments in the 1890s [1], electron microscopy has been developed by replacing
the light source with high energy electron beam. The radius of Airy disk is defined as the distance
between the first order peak ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to those signals that are utilized to form an image, a number of other signals are produced
when an electron beam strikes a sample, including the emission of characteristic x rays, Auger
electrons, and cathodoluminescence
3.3 Advantages and disadvantages of SEM
In part, it is true that Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) present a many advantages, the more
important are: (i) higher resolution of visualization microbial biofilms (Walker et al.,
2001) than other imaging techniques, typically 3.5 nm, (ii) able to measure and quantify data in three
dimensions. However, this technique utilizes graded solvents (alcohol, acetone, and xylene) to
gradually dehydrate the specimen prior to examination, since water of hydration is not compatible
with the vacuum used with the electron beam. While any pretreatment can alter specimen morphology,
drying appears to significantly alter biofilms due to EPS polymers collapsing (Fassel Edmiston, 1999;
Little et al., 1991). The dehydration process results in significant sample distortion and artifacts; the
extracellular polymeric substances, which are approximately 95% water and the liquid loss led them to
appear more like
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The Issue Over The Existence Of Free Will Essay
Background
The up and coming fields of neuroscience and neuropsychology have the potential to break a
seemingly everlasting stalemate on the debate over the existence of free will. Breaking away from a
purely theoretical approach to discussing a philosophical question could shed some light into our
greatest existential dilemmas. German philosopher Martin Heidegger himself said, we ourselves are
entities to be analyzed, and that seems ever so fitting for the investigation into consciousness.
Although we have first person access to our conscious brain, the advancement of technology has
allowed previously inaccessible understanding of what goes on inside our heads. But much of our
brain and spinal cord, the scientifically agreed upon location of the self, is barely understood. But as
we apply reason and testing to our theories, we can learn more about the brain from a scientific and
philosophic viewpoint. We can finally marry the two fields through an agreement of reason and
questioning, agreeing with Rudolf Carnap that Logic is the last scientific ingredient of philosophy.
Introduction of Topic and Definition of Terms
We often act without conscious action. Reflexes like a knee jerk, or pulling away from a hot stove,
happen automatically. Even our conscious decisions happen as a result of environmental and
evolutionary factors that shape who we are. This, however, doesn t negate the existence of a self.
There may be an outcome, a path of atoms and energy changing since the
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Background
The up and coming fields of neuroscience and neuropsychology have the potential to break a
seemingly everlasting stalemate on the debate over the existence of free will. Breaking away from a
purely theoretical approach to discussing a philosophical question could shed some light into our
greatest existential dilemmas. German philosopher Martin Heidegger himself said, we ourselves are
entities to be analyzed, and that seems ever so fitting for the investigation into consciousness.
Although we have first person access to our conscious brain, the advancement of technology has
allowed previously inaccessible understanding of what goes on inside our heads. But much of our
brain and spinal cord, the scientifically agreed upon location of the self, is barely understood. But as
we apply reason and testing to our theories, we can learn more about the brain from a scientific and
philosophic viewpoint. We can finally marry the two fields through an agreement of reason and
questioning, agreeing with Rudolf Carnap that Logic is the last scientific ingredient of philosophy.
Introduction of Topic and Definition of Terms
We often act without conscious action. Reflexes like a knee jerk, or pulling away from a hot stove,
happen automatically. Even our conscious decisions happen as a result of environmental and
evolutionary factors that shape who we are. This, however, doesn t negate the existence of a self.
There may be an outcome, a path of atoms and energy changing since the
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The Office Episode The Convict
The Office episode The Convict incorporates multiple concepts learned in social psychology such as
schemas and naive realism, stereotype threats and the perseverance effect. In this episode specifically,
the Scranton branch of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company absorbs new employees from a Stanford
branch that has closed down. The accounting department notices they have received a check and aren t
sure where it came from so they schedule a conference call with Michael, who is the branch manager,
and the corporate office. Corporate says, Yes, Michael, we get that rebate because you hired an ex
convict. Michael looks shocked and says, I didn t hire an ex convict. When the group asks who it is,
they are put on hold and begin to look around ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ross, Lepper Hubbard performed an experiment designed to showcase the perseverance phenomenon
by having 60 high school females read suicide notes and judge whether they were real or fictitious.
Whether or not the girls would perform above average (24 out of 25 correct), average (17 out of 25
correct) or below average (around 10 out of 25 correct) was decided by the researchers prior to the
actual experiment. When the girls were informed how they did, they were then debriefed and told it
actually had nothing to do with ability. The researchers apologized but asked the women to fill out a
survey rating how well they did compared to the outcome the researcher assigned them to, how many
answers they thought an average student would get right on this and then how well they would do if
they were given an equal task a second time around. They found that the girls who were told they did
exceptionally well still rated themselves as capable of performing to those standards and their overall
satisfaction was higher on the questionnaire. Opposite of that, the women who were told they did
poorly continued to rate their abilities as poorer even after debriefing took place. Their assessment of
performance or ability on the self survey showed the perseverance effect taking place: though they
were told they were given false information, they still continued to behave in a manner parallel to that
original claim. This is seen when Michael becomes frustrated at numerous attempts from the office
employees and Martin to disprove his stereotype of prison and its inmates. Michael leaves the
conference room following his prison Mike skit and locks the door from the outside, shouting at
everyone in there, There! Now sit there and think about your freedom! Though he is told his idea of
what prison is like is inaccurate
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The Office episode The Convict incorporates multiple concepts learned in social psychology such as
schemas and naive realism, stereotype threats and the perseverance effect. In this episode specifically,
the Scranton branch of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company absorbs new employees from a Stanford
branch that has closed down. The accounting department notices they have received a check and aren t
sure where it came from so they schedule a conference call with Michael, who is the branch manager,
and the corporate office. Corporate says, Yes, Michael, we get that rebate because you hired an ex
convict. Michael looks shocked and says, I didn t hire an ex convict. When the group asks who it is,
they are put on hold and begin to look around ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ross, Lepper Hubbard performed an experiment designed to showcase the perseverance phenomenon
by having 60 high school females read suicide notes and judge whether they were real or fictitious.
Whether or not the girls would perform above average (24 out of 25 correct), average (17 out of 25
correct) or below average (around 10 out of 25 correct) was decided by the researchers prior to the
actual experiment. When the girls were informed how they did, they were then debriefed and told it
actually had nothing to do with ability. The researchers apologized but asked the women to fill out a
survey rating how well they did compared to the outcome the researcher assigned them to, how many
answers they thought an average student would get right on this and then how well they would do if
they were given an equal task a second time around. They found that the girls who were told they did
exceptionally well still rated themselves as capable of performing to those standards and their overall
satisfaction was higher on the questionnaire. Opposite of that, the women who were told they did
poorly continued to rate their abilities as poorer even after debriefing took place. Their assessment of
performance or ability on the self survey showed the perseverance effect taking place: though they
were told they were given false information, they still continued to behave in a manner parallel to that
original claim. This is seen when Michael becomes frustrated at numerous attempts from the office
employees and Martin to disprove his stereotype of prison and its inmates. Michael leaves the
conference room following his prison Mike skit and locks the door from the outside, shouting at
everyone in there, There! Now sit there and think about your freedom! Though he is told his idea of
what prison is like is inaccurate
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Ishi s Impact On Native America
Long ago, there was a native American called Ishi, he grew tired of eating fruit and vegetables each
day and sought out to find something new to eat. Ishi had always wondered what rabbit would taste
like, because he would see hawks swoop down and catching them. He started by cutting a few strands
of hair from the tail of his horse and braiding it to make cordage. Ishi started by finding a rabbit
burrow, he then cut down a small sapling and pounded it into the ground next to the rabbit s burrow.
Bending the sapling over to the other side of the hole he pounded a smaller stake that would hold the
bent sapling in place. He wound the cordage that he made to the bent sapling and tied a small noose on
the other end and put it in the opening of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the night Ishi had a dream. In his dream the great god Nanook showed him how to make a new
hunting weapon.
When Ishi woke that morning a blazing fire was lit inside him, he had more aspiration than ever
before to succeed. The great god Nanook told Ishi what he need to make the weapon which he called a
bow and arrow.
It included a walnut sapling about 4 feet in length, the inner bark of a basswood tree to make cordage
for the string,small straight sticks for the arrow shafts,feathers of a bird, and flint for the tip of the
arrow.
Ishi took his time looking for the perfect materials, When he did he traveled back to camp and started
assembling the first bow and arrow. Starting with the main body of the bow he carved it down on the
ends and left a handle in the middle. Next Ishi made the arrows with Precision so they would fly
straight. Attaching the feathers at the end with a small amount of pine pitch and securing the flint
arrow head at the front with more horse tail cordage he set out to practice with his new bow.
At first Ishi would only hit the target two out of five shots, but with time he began to hone his skills
and was able to hit the target five out of five time and at a great
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Long ago, there was a native American called Ishi, he grew tired of eating fruit and vegetables each
day and sought out to find something new to eat. Ishi had always wondered what rabbit would taste
like, because he would see hawks swoop down and catching them. He started by cutting a few strands
of hair from the tail of his horse and braiding it to make cordage. Ishi started by finding a rabbit
burrow, he then cut down a small sapling and pounded it into the ground next to the rabbit s burrow.
Bending the sapling over to the other side of the hole he pounded a smaller stake that would hold the
bent sapling in place. He wound the cordage that he made to the bent sapling and tied a small noose on
the other end and put it in the opening of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the night Ishi had a dream. In his dream the great god Nanook showed him how to make a new
hunting weapon.
When Ishi woke that morning a blazing fire was lit inside him, he had more aspiration than ever
before to succeed. The great god Nanook told Ishi what he need to make the weapon which he called a
bow and arrow.
It included a walnut sapling about 4 feet in length, the inner bark of a basswood tree to make cordage
for the string,small straight sticks for the arrow shafts,feathers of a bird, and flint for the tip of the
arrow.
Ishi took his time looking for the perfect materials, When he did he traveled back to camp and started
assembling the first bow and arrow. Starting with the main body of the bow he carved it down on the
ends and left a handle in the middle. Next Ishi made the arrows with Precision so they would fly
straight. Attaching the feathers at the end with a small amount of pine pitch and securing the flint
arrow head at the front with more horse tail cordage he set out to practice with his new bow.
At first Ishi would only hit the target two out of five shots, but with time he began to hone his skills
and was able to hit the target five out of five time and at a great
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Cybercrime Has Become One Of The Most Threatening Issues
Cybercrime has become one of the most threatening issues not only for the security of the United
States (U.S.) but for the security of the entire world. The Recent massive attack which targeted around
300,000 machines in 150 countries proved that the world is not prepared to confront such threat. This
type of asymmetric threat demands a more comprehensive approach since it cannot be addressed with
the conventional assets the U.S. possesses to counter its traditional aggressors. Cybercrime requires
the use of innovative and integrated solutions that the individual effort of U.S. federal agencies by
themselves are incapable of providing if working independently. Hence the necessity of crafting
integral strategies which involve the expertise ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The U.S. should retain the popular support to its institutions since it is fundamental to expand its
values abroad as well. Equally, it is important to maintain the diverse capabilities to address numerous
challenges with the appropriate budget for its functioning. The role of external points of view and
third party opinions are nourishing for the process of growing not only as organizations but also as
human beings. In this sense, think tanks and academia are good sources of criticism and adequate
feedback for retaking the north when arrogance and overconfidence blur the horizon of what is
correct, especially when occupying positions of power.
On the other hand, it is necessary to strengthen the strategic leadership at the highest level of
governance with experts who understand the structure of the national security enterprise while being
capable of synchronizing the roles of the existing organizations and agencies. It is pivotal that roles
and functions within the NSE are clearly defined to avoid multiplicity of efforts. Besides, the
articulation of the private sector, opinion generators, and outside institutions with the government
structure is a must. Similarly, it is crucial to eliminate micromanagement from high level officials to
subordinate agencies and organizations
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Cybercrime has become one of the most threatening issues not only for the security of the United
States (U.S.) but for the security of the entire world. The Recent massive attack which targeted around
300,000 machines in 150 countries proved that the world is not prepared to confront such threat. This
type of asymmetric threat demands a more comprehensive approach since it cannot be addressed with
the conventional assets the U.S. possesses to counter its traditional aggressors. Cybercrime requires
the use of innovative and integrated solutions that the individual effort of U.S. federal agencies by
themselves are incapable of providing if working independently. Hence the necessity of crafting
integral strategies which involve the expertise ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The U.S. should retain the popular support to its institutions since it is fundamental to expand its
values abroad as well. Equally, it is important to maintain the diverse capabilities to address numerous
challenges with the appropriate budget for its functioning. The role of external points of view and
third party opinions are nourishing for the process of growing not only as organizations but also as
human beings. In this sense, think tanks and academia are good sources of criticism and adequate
feedback for retaking the north when arrogance and overconfidence blur the horizon of what is
correct, especially when occupying positions of power.
On the other hand, it is necessary to strengthen the strategic leadership at the highest level of
governance with experts who understand the structure of the national security enterprise while being
capable of synchronizing the roles of the existing organizations and agencies. It is pivotal that roles
and functions within the NSE are clearly defined to avoid multiplicity of efforts. Besides, the
articulation of the private sector, opinion generators, and outside institutions with the government
structure is a must. Similarly, it is crucial to eliminate micromanagement from high level officials to
subordinate agencies and organizations
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The Purchasing Power Parity ( Ppp ) And I Will Divide This...
Introduction:
A quote from Adam Smith s book shows the distinguishes between money and wealth : It would be
too ridiculous to go about seriously to prove that wealth does not consist in money, or in gold and
silver; but in what money purchases, and is valuable only for purchasing. This quote means the money
purchases seems to be more important than money itself, in other words, this view is consistent with
many economists who think the purchasing power is important. There is two type of fundamental
international financial relationships: first is the Purchasing power parity which occurs in goods and
services market, the second is the interest parity which occurs in the money market. Both relationships
state the association among interest rate, inflation rates, and change in exchange rates.
In this paper, I will only focus on discussing the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) and I will divide this
paper into four sections. In section 1, I will come up with the definition of PPP and other theories
behind it. For section 2, I will briefly introduce the absolute PPP and relative PPP and empirical
evidence on PPP. Section 3 explains empirical test of PPP in practice and the problem of PPP. For the
last section, there are conclusion and remarks.
Section 1: Understanding Purchasing power parity
In this section, I will define the purchasing power parity and other theories behind PPP.
WHAT IS PPP?
Purchasing power parity (PPP) principle was first introduced by Gustav Cassell in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction:
A quote from Adam Smith s book shows the distinguishes between money and wealth : It would be
too ridiculous to go about seriously to prove that wealth does not consist in money, or in gold and
silver; but in what money purchases, and is valuable only for purchasing. This quote means the money
purchases seems to be more important than money itself, in other words, this view is consistent with
many economists who think the purchasing power is important. There is two type of fundamental
international financial relationships: first is the Purchasing power parity which occurs in goods and
services market, the second is the interest parity which occurs in the money market. Both relationships
state the association among interest rate, inflation rates, and change in exchange rates.
In this paper, I will only focus on discussing the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) and I will divide this
paper into four sections. In section 1, I will come up with the definition of PPP and other theories
behind it. For section 2, I will briefly introduce the absolute PPP and relative PPP and empirical
evidence on PPP. Section 3 explains empirical test of PPP in practice and the problem of PPP. For the
last section, there are conclusion and remarks.
Section 1: Understanding Purchasing power parity
In this section, I will define the purchasing power parity and other theories behind PPP.
WHAT IS PPP?
Purchasing power parity (PPP) principle was first introduced by Gustav Cassell in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about Hospice Programs
Hospice Programs
Hospice Programs; A Dignified Death
In the Middle Ages, hospice was a place where sick or weary travelers would stay while a long
journey. Today hospice services are available to people who can no longer benefit from curative
treatments. As the health care environment is changing at pace that few could have predicted, hospice
is very much part of that change (Stair, 1998).
For many years our society and the media has placed an image of death in our heads, of a painful
experience, one that is feared by everyone. Although death can be emotionally draining, also can be an
uplifting experience. Providing comfort and love and the assurance that life will continue, is truly the
biggest gift. Hospices are designated to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Medical equipment and supplies are provided to assist the patient at home. Under the guidance of the
hospice team, family members or friends are often the primary care givers.
About 90% of hospice services are delivered in the patient s home. Respite for the caregiver is
provided and patients can be placed up for medication and symptom management. Patients that are
able to visit relatives out of town and still be covered under what the program call courtesy coverage .
Patients are also assigned to hospice programs depending on their illness, the type of cancer, and any
other chronic conditions and they provide treatments needed (Byrock, 1998).
Care also can be provided in the place that the person chooses to call home whether that is their home
or a friend or family member s home. Insurance s including Medicare and Medicaid, cover hospice
100%, which mean the patient and/or family members does not have out of pocket expense, providing
a sense of security and relief. The hospice program has an average cost of $200 per day and covers all
the services provided to the patient.
How do we know a hospice care is needed for a patient? When physicians after exhausting all
available treatments and the patient is considered terminally ill, is when hospice care is suggested is
the best option. The physician certifies that a patient is appropriate for hospice care, and the patient
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Hospice Programs
Hospice Programs; A Dignified Death
In the Middle Ages, hospice was a place where sick or weary travelers would stay while a long
journey. Today hospice services are available to people who can no longer benefit from curative
treatments. As the health care environment is changing at pace that few could have predicted, hospice
is very much part of that change (Stair, 1998).
For many years our society and the media has placed an image of death in our heads, of a painful
experience, one that is feared by everyone. Although death can be emotionally draining, also can be an
uplifting experience. Providing comfort and love and the assurance that life will continue, is truly the
biggest gift. Hospices are designated to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Medical equipment and supplies are provided to assist the patient at home. Under the guidance of the
hospice team, family members or friends are often the primary care givers.
About 90% of hospice services are delivered in the patient s home. Respite for the caregiver is
provided and patients can be placed up for medication and symptom management. Patients that are
able to visit relatives out of town and still be covered under what the program call courtesy coverage .
Patients are also assigned to hospice programs depending on their illness, the type of cancer, and any
other chronic conditions and they provide treatments needed (Byrock, 1998).
Care also can be provided in the place that the person chooses to call home whether that is their home
or a friend or family member s home. Insurance s including Medicare and Medicaid, cover hospice
100%, which mean the patient and/or family members does not have out of pocket expense, providing
a sense of security and relief. The hospice program has an average cost of $200 per day and covers all
the services provided to the patient.
How do we know a hospice care is needed for a patient? When physicians after exhausting all
available treatments and the patient is considered terminally ill, is when hospice care is suggested is
the best option. The physician certifies that a patient is appropriate for hospice care, and the patient
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The Music Of Music Today
Music Today On the highway there is always noise. The sound of cars honking and rushing by is all I
can hear. I hit the FM button on my radio. When the radio comes on, I hear a song I have never heard
before. Really enjoying it, I sing along and jam out to it. The music is the soundtrack to my drive. It
blocks out the sound of the highway winds and cars driving by. An hour later, I get back into my car
and hear the same song. I sing along but do not jam as enthusiastically this time. After hearing that
same song more than ten times in a week, I feel as if I am a movie character who is stuck in the same
scene singing the same song. I am tired of hearing the instrumental of the song; I get bored of singing
the melody I once enjoyed. I flip through different radio stations and hear the same old songs I always
hear. Giving up on the radio, I hook up my phone to my car with Bluetooth and play my own music. I
open up Spotify and hit play. Spotify makes a playlist that plays songs it thinks you will like based on
what you have listened to in the past. Fresh melodies flood my car; fresh harmonies flow through my
speakers. Song after song, I hear something I have never heard before. Like a lot of people, I do not
buy my music. I listen to it through music streaming companies like Spotify. Streaming companies are
nice because you can listen to almost any song or album for free. It saves a lot of money because
songs are usually $1.29 and albums are around $12.99. This has become an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Music Today On the highway there is always noise. The sound of cars honking and rushing by is all I
can hear. I hit the FM button on my radio. When the radio comes on, I hear a song I have never heard
before. Really enjoying it, I sing along and jam out to it. The music is the soundtrack to my drive. It
blocks out the sound of the highway winds and cars driving by. An hour later, I get back into my car
and hear the same song. I sing along but do not jam as enthusiastically this time. After hearing that
same song more than ten times in a week, I feel as if I am a movie character who is stuck in the same
scene singing the same song. I am tired of hearing the instrumental of the song; I get bored of singing
the melody I once enjoyed. I flip through different radio stations and hear the same old songs I always
hear. Giving up on the radio, I hook up my phone to my car with Bluetooth and play my own music. I
open up Spotify and hit play. Spotify makes a playlist that plays songs it thinks you will like based on
what you have listened to in the past. Fresh melodies flood my car; fresh harmonies flow through my
speakers. Song after song, I hear something I have never heard before. Like a lot of people, I do not
buy my music. I listen to it through music streaming companies like Spotify. Streaming companies are
nice because you can listen to almost any song or album for free. It saves a lot of money because
songs are usually $1.29 and albums are around $12.99. This has become an
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Essay about History 11a
China is a country with a long history. Looking back in history, there are many virtuous personages.
After I read the Book of Odes and the Chronicles of Zuo, I found that both the official Zhongshan Fu
and the Zichan are outstanding people, who help their duck to make a better kingdom. In fact, they
shared some similar qualities. First, Both of Zhongshan Fu and Zichan were loyal. So, they could gain
the trust form the king, and they were entrusted with an important post. In the Song 260 from Book of
Odes, it says, Obedient to the Son of Heaven, Whose glorious commands he spreads abroad. Also,
from the king s command in Song 260, we know that the king let Zhongshan Fu to be the king s throat
and tongue, spread his edicts aboard, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the Song 260 from the Book of Odes, it says, The king charged Zhongshan Fu to fortify the eastern
land. His four steeds so fine, the eight harness bells chiming. Zhongshan Fu went to QI and swift was
his return. Form this description, we can see that Zhongshan Fu s role was not making decision or
giving suggestion to the king, but executed the order form king. While on the contrary, Zichan was
skilled in making suggestion. From the Chronicles of Zuo, there are many stories tell us when the king
made bad or wrong decisions, Zichan always objected to the king and told him the reason. He was not
afraid that he king would be unhappy or even angry. For example, when the Zipi wished to grant
lordship of fief to Yin He, Zichan opposed Zipi s decision. He listed many reasons why Yin He couldn
t be in charged of his fief. Because of his wisdom and persuasion, finally Zipi agreed with his
suggestion, and trusted him more and more. Zichan was really a minded person. He always put
himself to the position of king to think problem, so that he could make a right decision, which is more
suitable than king s own decision. In fact, as a decision maker for a country, if not considered all
aspects or even make a small mistake, it would bring negative influence or even disaster to this
country. Secondly, Zhongshan Fu and Zichan had different relationship to the ruler. Zhongshan Fu was
just an official of Zhou, and obedient to the Son of Heaven.
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China is a country with a long history. Looking back in history, there are many virtuous personages.
After I read the Book of Odes and the Chronicles of Zuo, I found that both the official Zhongshan Fu
and the Zichan are outstanding people, who help their duck to make a better kingdom. In fact, they
shared some similar qualities. First, Both of Zhongshan Fu and Zichan were loyal. So, they could gain
the trust form the king, and they were entrusted with an important post. In the Song 260 from Book of
Odes, it says, Obedient to the Son of Heaven, Whose glorious commands he spreads abroad. Also,
from the king s command in Song 260, we know that the king let Zhongshan Fu to be the king s throat
and tongue, spread his edicts aboard, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the Song 260 from the Book of Odes, it says, The king charged Zhongshan Fu to fortify the eastern
land. His four steeds so fine, the eight harness bells chiming. Zhongshan Fu went to QI and swift was
his return. Form this description, we can see that Zhongshan Fu s role was not making decision or
giving suggestion to the king, but executed the order form king. While on the contrary, Zichan was
skilled in making suggestion. From the Chronicles of Zuo, there are many stories tell us when the king
made bad or wrong decisions, Zichan always objected to the king and told him the reason. He was not
afraid that he king would be unhappy or even angry. For example, when the Zipi wished to grant
lordship of fief to Yin He, Zichan opposed Zipi s decision. He listed many reasons why Yin He couldn
t be in charged of his fief. Because of his wisdom and persuasion, finally Zipi agreed with his
suggestion, and trusted him more and more. Zichan was really a minded person. He always put
himself to the position of king to think problem, so that he could make a right decision, which is more
suitable than king s own decision. In fact, as a decision maker for a country, if not considered all
aspects or even make a small mistake, it would bring negative influence or even disaster to this
country. Secondly, Zhongshan Fu and Zichan had different relationship to the ruler. Zhongshan Fu was
just an official of Zhou, and obedient to the Son of Heaven.
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The Rhetor Of St. Augustine Of Hippo
This project is predicated on the biblical rationale based on the passage which moves the church to go
and make disciples found in Matthew 28:18 20. This evangelism motif is found throughout the New
Testament: And he said to them, Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation
(Mark 16:15), But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be
my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth (Acts 1:8), And he
gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers (Ephesians 4:11); in fact
one could argue it is the thesis of the New Testament. The invention of Social Media provides
churches with a methodology to do evangelism differently and perhaps more effectively. Furthermore,
the internet provides the church access to a new mission ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Richard Enos and Roger Thompson posits in the book The Rhetoric of St. Augustine of Hippo,
The basic issue was whether the Church should adopt in toto the contemporary culture which Rome
had taken over from Greece. The fate of rhetoric, as a part of the Greco Roman culture, was involved
not only in the debate over the larger issue, but in more limited controversies about its own merits.
Indeed, the contrast between Verbum (Word of God) and verbum (word of man) was stressed from the
very beginnings of the Church, long before the broader cultural issue was joined.
Augustine is warning churches today that use social media to make sure the rhetoric is consistent with
scripture and there is no compromise. While there are certain words that are germane to social media,
the rhetoric must remain couched in scripture and not just modern day cyber language. Social media is
an innovative tool which can be used to share the gospel.
Reach, Connection, Engagement
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This project is predicated on the biblical rationale based on the passage which moves the church to go
and make disciples found in Matthew 28:18 20. This evangelism motif is found throughout the New
Testament: And he said to them, Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation
(Mark 16:15), But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be
my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth (Acts 1:8), And he
gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers (Ephesians 4:11); in fact
one could argue it is the thesis of the New Testament. The invention of Social Media provides
churches with a methodology to do evangelism differently and perhaps more effectively. Furthermore,
the internet provides the church access to a new mission ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Richard Enos and Roger Thompson posits in the book The Rhetoric of St. Augustine of Hippo,
The basic issue was whether the Church should adopt in toto the contemporary culture which Rome
had taken over from Greece. The fate of rhetoric, as a part of the Greco Roman culture, was involved
not only in the debate over the larger issue, but in more limited controversies about its own merits.
Indeed, the contrast between Verbum (Word of God) and verbum (word of man) was stressed from the
very beginnings of the Church, long before the broader cultural issue was joined.
Augustine is warning churches today that use social media to make sure the rhetoric is consistent with
scripture and there is no compromise. While there are certain words that are germane to social media,
the rhetoric must remain couched in scripture and not just modern day cyber language. Social media is
an innovative tool which can be used to share the gospel.
Reach, Connection, Engagement
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The Effect Of Mineral Nutrition On The Toxicity Of Metals
There is a vast amount of literature which indicates that the mineral nutrition has an important role in
the toxicity of metals (Pond and Walker, 1972, 1975; Larson and Piscator, 1971; Petering et al., 1971,
1974; 1977; Hamilton and Valberg, 1974; Doyle and Pfander, 1975; Hastings et al., 1976; Waldron
and Stofen, 1974). It is true, especially to those micronutrients which are essential such as zinc,
copper, iron with respect to toxicity of certain metals like cadmium, arsenic, lead etc. It is assumed
that the dietary intake of metals in excessive such as copper, iron and zinc will be protective against
the toxic effects of the heavy metals like lead. The deficiency of calcium and other essential elements
result in the enhanced toxicity of lead and cadmium [ref]. There had been difficulty in evaluating the
role of essential nutrients like zinc, iron, copper etc on the toxicity of heavy metals, perhaps due to
differences in the animal models choosen, the route of administration and other metabolic and
physiological differences which leads to variable results between studies.
Lead zinc relationships
Cerklewski and Forbes (1976) reported that rats when fed a diet having low levels of zinc and
containing 200 ppm of lead cause a marked increase in the lead levels of tibia and urinary 8
aminolevulinic acid (ALA). Further it has been observed that the lead levels of tibia and urinary ALA
has reduced greatly when the zinc content of the diet was raised to optimal or super optimal
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There is a vast amount of literature which indicates that the mineral nutrition has an important role in
the toxicity of metals (Pond and Walker, 1972, 1975; Larson and Piscator, 1971; Petering et al., 1971,
1974; 1977; Hamilton and Valberg, 1974; Doyle and Pfander, 1975; Hastings et al., 1976; Waldron
and Stofen, 1974). It is true, especially to those micronutrients which are essential such as zinc,
copper, iron with respect to toxicity of certain metals like cadmium, arsenic, lead etc. It is assumed
that the dietary intake of metals in excessive such as copper, iron and zinc will be protective against
the toxic effects of the heavy metals like lead. The deficiency of calcium and other essential elements
result in the enhanced toxicity of lead and cadmium [ref]. There had been difficulty in evaluating the
role of essential nutrients like zinc, iron, copper etc on the toxicity of heavy metals, perhaps due to
differences in the animal models choosen, the route of administration and other metabolic and
physiological differences which leads to variable results between studies.
Lead zinc relationships
Cerklewski and Forbes (1976) reported that rats when fed a diet having low levels of zinc and
containing 200 ppm of lead cause a marked increase in the lead levels of tibia and urinary 8
aminolevulinic acid (ALA). Further it has been observed that the lead levels of tibia and urinary ALA
has reduced greatly when the zinc content of the diet was raised to optimal or super optimal
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Case Study Of London Biscuits Company
Capital Budgeting is a planning process that been used to determine whether an organization long
term investment like new products, machinery, plants and research are worth to funding of cash
through the firm capitalization structure such as debt, equity or retained earnings. Capital budgeting is
a process of allocating company or organization resources for major investment, capital or
expenditure. The goal of capital budgeting is to ensure that the value of the firm increase to the
shareholder. There are a few ways that can be used in determining the company capital budgeting and
in the research that been conduct by our group we used the net present value (NPV), internal rate of
return (IRR), turnover ratio and profitability ratio method ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Low profit margin means that there are less money that are available in order to cover the operating
cost to the business and it will lead to slower company growth thus it show that London Biscuits has
been facing problems in reallocating their company budget thus lead to lower rates in return on assets
and equity.
Net Present Value (NPV)
Net present value (NPV) is a value approach that is the most accurate valuation in determining the
capital budgeting of a company. NPV shows how exactly profitability a project will be. The NPV rules
states that all the projects which have positive NPV should be accepted and for those that have
negative NPV should be rejected. By simpler term NPV is the differences between the present values
of cash inflow and outflows.
NPV = 913648 +
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Capital Budgeting is a planning process that been used to determine whether an organization long
term investment like new products, machinery, plants and research are worth to funding of cash
through the firm capitalization structure such as debt, equity or retained earnings. Capital budgeting is
a process of allocating company or organization resources for major investment, capital or
expenditure. The goal of capital budgeting is to ensure that the value of the firm increase to the
shareholder. There are a few ways that can be used in determining the company capital budgeting and
in the research that been conduct by our group we used the net present value (NPV), internal rate of
return (IRR), turnover ratio and profitability ratio method ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Low profit margin means that there are less money that are available in order to cover the operating
cost to the business and it will lead to slower company growth thus it show that London Biscuits has
been facing problems in reallocating their company budget thus lead to lower rates in return on assets
and equity.
Net Present Value (NPV)
Net present value (NPV) is a value approach that is the most accurate valuation in determining the
capital budgeting of a company. NPV shows how exactly profitability a project will be. The NPV rules
states that all the projects which have positive NPV should be accepted and for those that have
negative NPV should be rejected. By simpler term NPV is the differences between the present values
of cash inflow and outflows.
NPV = 913648 +
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Art Analysis
Art is how you express yourself, and everyone does it in their own way, in their own style. I chose to
write about the two following art works because I believe they have so many similarities but are done
in completely different ways. For this comparison and contrast assignment the two works of art I
chose to write about are called; End Mixed Media by: Terry Peterson,shown in the art building at
Shasta College, and Forlakeph Mixed Media in a Glass Jar by: Gioia Fonda, also shown in the art
building at Shasta College. In the First work of art, End by: Terry Peterson; It is a tall sculpture with a
frame of wood standing at 103 x 108 x 60 in the middle of the sculpture is a wrapped mummified fish
as the centerpiece. I would describe it as Ritualistic because of the symbolism of the fish. Being
mummified like other cultures, like the Egyptians, who mummified their dead. The elements I see
containing in this work would be; shape, how the circle goes around the fish to highlight it. Line, the
different wood pieces and how it frames the fish. In my opinion, this ... Show more content on
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Inside a old weathered fence and is surrounded by a bunch of trash. The function of this artwork
would be social commentary because of the realisticness of the society that we could all be in.The
elements I see in this art work are; color, all the colors above the fence from the circles, and the
different colored trash making it look more messy. shape, because of the circles above the fence and it
is enclosed in a circular jar, line because of the fence, and form because the artwork is inside the jar. A
principle of art for this work of art may be focal point because of its one theme is enclosed in a jar.
Another function might be scale because even though it is a smaller piece of artwork the impact of it
could be big. In my opinion; this work reminds me of a realistic, dark and broken society. Somewhat
of
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Art is how you express yourself, and everyone does it in their own way, in their own style. I chose to
write about the two following art works because I believe they have so many similarities but are done
in completely different ways. For this comparison and contrast assignment the two works of art I
chose to write about are called; End Mixed Media by: Terry Peterson,shown in the art building at
Shasta College, and Forlakeph Mixed Media in a Glass Jar by: Gioia Fonda, also shown in the art
building at Shasta College. In the First work of art, End by: Terry Peterson; It is a tall sculpture with a
frame of wood standing at 103 x 108 x 60 in the middle of the sculpture is a wrapped mummified fish
as the centerpiece. I would describe it as Ritualistic because of the symbolism of the fish. Being
mummified like other cultures, like the Egyptians, who mummified their dead. The elements I see
containing in this work would be; shape, how the circle goes around the fish to highlight it. Line, the
different wood pieces and how it frames the fish. In my opinion, this ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Inside a old weathered fence and is surrounded by a bunch of trash. The function of this artwork
would be social commentary because of the realisticness of the society that we could all be in.The
elements I see in this art work are; color, all the colors above the fence from the circles, and the
different colored trash making it look more messy. shape, because of the circles above the fence and it
is enclosed in a circular jar, line because of the fence, and form because the artwork is inside the jar. A
principle of art for this work of art may be focal point because of its one theme is enclosed in a jar.
Another function might be scale because even though it is a smaller piece of artwork the impact of it
could be big. In my opinion; this work reminds me of a realistic, dark and broken society. Somewhat
of
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Cosmetic Surgery And Its Effects On People And Their Lives
THE DEVIL IN COSMETIC SURGERY
Nowadays, the physical beauty has been considered like a scale to evaluate and measure people,
especially women. Everyone wants to have a perfect body as well as a beautiful face to attract the
others. Some people try to get their beauty through makeup, exercise or diet, but some try to fix their
appearance by the intervention of cosmetic surgeons. Thus, cosmetic surgery somehow has become
the most popular procedure for people to improve their beauty. There is no doubt that cosmetic
surgery has brought for people the ideal beauty in some cases. However, the risks of cosmetic surgery
still exist. People s desires to improve their physical beauty do not always come true. In the other
words, there are many negative results from cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery has several negative
impacts on people and their lives. It makes people addicted, leads people to risk their lives for the
illegal surgery, and causes some serious health complications.
One important reason why cosmetic surgery has a harmful effect is that it makes people addicted.
There are many cases in which people who have cosmetic surgery do not have just a single operation
to reconstruct their faces or bodies. For those people, they try to find the perfection through many
surgery procedures. It is common for a person who has one surgery, wants another one to improve its
looks. One of the example for this is Justin Jedlica, known as a Human Ken Doll, living in New York,
United States.
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THE DEVIL IN COSMETIC SURGERY
Nowadays, the physical beauty has been considered like a scale to evaluate and measure people,
especially women. Everyone wants to have a perfect body as well as a beautiful face to attract the
others. Some people try to get their beauty through makeup, exercise or diet, but some try to fix their
appearance by the intervention of cosmetic surgeons. Thus, cosmetic surgery somehow has become
the most popular procedure for people to improve their beauty. There is no doubt that cosmetic
surgery has brought for people the ideal beauty in some cases. However, the risks of cosmetic surgery
still exist. People s desires to improve their physical beauty do not always come true. In the other
words, there are many negative results from cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery has several negative
impacts on people and their lives. It makes people addicted, leads people to risk their lives for the
illegal surgery, and causes some serious health complications.
One important reason why cosmetic surgery has a harmful effect is that it makes people addicted.
There are many cases in which people who have cosmetic surgery do not have just a single operation
to reconstruct their faces or bodies. For those people, they try to find the perfection through many
surgery procedures. It is common for a person who has one surgery, wants another one to improve its
looks. One of the example for this is Justin Jedlica, known as a Human Ken Doll, living in New York,
United States.
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High School Sports
Playing a sport or being part of a high school athletic team is something that is very common in today
s society. Whether male or female, there are many different sports to choose from. Baseball, football,
and soccer are three of the main sports that boys participate in. For girls, it may vary from softball,
soccer, tennis, and sometimes even cheerleading. Whatever a person s preference may be, playing any
sport can be very demanding. The number of high school students who play a sport is one that
increases every school year; the effects of playing a sport in high school are losing free time, staying
fit, and struggling to maintain high grades throughout the sporting season and school year.
Just like any other daily activity, playing
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Playing a sport or being part of a high school athletic team is something that is very common in today
s society. Whether male or female, there are many different sports to choose from. Baseball, football,
and soccer are three of the main sports that boys participate in. For girls, it may vary from softball,
soccer, tennis, and sometimes even cheerleading. Whatever a person s preference may be, playing any
sport can be very demanding. The number of high school students who play a sport is one that
increases every school year; the effects of playing a sport in high school are losing free time, staying
fit, and struggling to maintain high grades throughout the sporting season and school year.
Just like any other daily activity, playing
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Understanding Personal Taxation In The United States
Understanding Personal Taxation
Government requires fund to take care of its citizens and provide development measures within its
jurisdiction. So one of the sources is levy of taxes in direct and indirect form. Irrespective of Tom,
Dick and Harry , one cannot avoid the taxes. Before getting into know about how you directly pay
taxes, lets look how indirect tax goes from your pocket.
Lets assume , you plan for movie night and a dinner thereafter on a sunday. You fill your tank and
reach the theatre and managed to get tickets. After enjoying your movie, you head out to a restaurant
and after finishing your favourite dish, you get shock when you look the bill. But you have forgotten
that the tax portion in the bill is the last thing which you
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Understanding Personal Taxation
Government requires fund to take care of its citizens and provide development measures within its
jurisdiction. So one of the sources is levy of taxes in direct and indirect form. Irrespective of Tom,
Dick and Harry , one cannot avoid the taxes. Before getting into know about how you directly pay
taxes, lets look how indirect tax goes from your pocket.
Lets assume , you plan for movie night and a dinner thereafter on a sunday. You fill your tank and
reach the theatre and managed to get tickets. After enjoying your movie, you head out to a restaurant
and after finishing your favourite dish, you get shock when you look the bill. But you have forgotten
that the tax portion in the bill is the last thing which you
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Symbolism In The Dust Bowl
An example of symbolism in The Dust Bowl is in the poem On The Road With Arley when Billy Joe
Said And every little crowd is grateful to hear a rag or two played on the piano by a long legged, red
haired girl, even when the piano has a few keys soured by dust. This is symbolic for the struggle that
the family has to deal with because of the drought, dust storms, and their way of life. In this poem,
when Billy Joe says At first Ma crossed her arms against her chest and stared me down, hard jawed
and sharp, and said I couldn t go. is an example of imagery. This shows imagery because the reader
can imagine Ma staring down at Billy Joe with anger and sternness. This lets the reader know that the
mom is annoyed and mad at Billie Joe for asking
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An example of symbolism in The Dust Bowl is in the poem On The Road With Arley when Billy Joe
Said And every little crowd is grateful to hear a rag or two played on the piano by a long legged, red
haired girl, even when the piano has a few keys soured by dust. This is symbolic for the struggle that
the family has to deal with because of the drought, dust storms, and their way of life. In this poem,
when Billy Joe says At first Ma crossed her arms against her chest and stared me down, hard jawed
and sharp, and said I couldn t go. is an example of imagery. This shows imagery because the reader
can imagine Ma staring down at Billy Joe with anger and sternness. This lets the reader know that the
mom is annoyed and mad at Billie Joe for asking
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WAP Gateway Essay
WAP Gateway WAP does not offer end to end security. WAP contraptions talk with web servers
through a widely appealing WAP entrance. WTLS is quite recently used between the device and the
section, while SSL/TLS can be used between the gateway and the web server on the Internet. This
infers the WAP gateway contains, at scarcest for some time span, un mixed data. The entryway dealers
need to figure out how to ensure that the unscrambling and re encryption occurs in memory, that keys
and decoded data are never saved to plate, and that all memory used as a noteworthy part of the
encryption and disentangling process is cleared before offered back to the working structure. The
WAP configuration irrefutably acknowledge that the customer of the ... Show more content on
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Right when CBC mode is utilized as a bit of blend with a terminal application where each key press is
sent as an individual package, this can give issues when low entropy insider assurances, (for example,
passwords) are entered in the application. An aggressor can figure each character of the riddle word
and can quickly check if his figure was right. This makes it simple to play out an animal control
ambushes. Potential for Viruses Cell phones are getting logically progressed and have a bleeding edge
working structure. Additionally, WAP contains a scripting tongue (WMLScript). This makes it less
asking for defilements to affect a remote. What makes it inside and out more risky is that it isn t
conceivable to run refined anti sickness programming on a telephone. Pollutions for cell phones have
as of late showed up, however are not yet expansive. In any case, masters concur that it is only an
issue of time before they will strike massively. Physical Security The weakest relationship of the
framework will be essentially the telephone. It effectively gets lost or stolen and it is likely going to be
utilized logically for the point of confinement of delicate information. The PIN code offers some
confirmation, yet it just includes 4 digits and most clients pick powerless PINs like 1234 or 0000. On
the off chance that one makes a hazard examination of WAP, by then the
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WAP Gateway WAP does not offer end to end security. WAP contraptions talk with web servers
through a widely appealing WAP entrance. WTLS is quite recently used between the device and the
section, while SSL/TLS can be used between the gateway and the web server on the Internet. This
infers the WAP gateway contains, at scarcest for some time span, un mixed data. The entryway dealers
need to figure out how to ensure that the unscrambling and re encryption occurs in memory, that keys
and decoded data are never saved to plate, and that all memory used as a noteworthy part of the
encryption and disentangling process is cleared before offered back to the working structure. The
WAP configuration irrefutably acknowledge that the customer of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Right when CBC mode is utilized as a bit of blend with a terminal application where each key press is
sent as an individual package, this can give issues when low entropy insider assurances, (for example,
passwords) are entered in the application. An aggressor can figure each character of the riddle word
and can quickly check if his figure was right. This makes it simple to play out an animal control
ambushes. Potential for Viruses Cell phones are getting logically progressed and have a bleeding edge
working structure. Additionally, WAP contains a scripting tongue (WMLScript). This makes it less
asking for defilements to affect a remote. What makes it inside and out more risky is that it isn t
conceivable to run refined anti sickness programming on a telephone. Pollutions for cell phones have
as of late showed up, however are not yet expansive. In any case, masters concur that it is only an
issue of time before they will strike massively. Physical Security The weakest relationship of the
framework will be essentially the telephone. It effectively gets lost or stolen and it is likely going to be
utilized logically for the point of confinement of delicate information. The PIN code offers some
confirmation, yet it just includes 4 digits and most clients pick powerless PINs like 1234 or 0000. On
the off chance that one makes a hazard examination of WAP, by then the
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Road Trip on the Trans-Canada Highway Essay
In 1949 the Trans Canada Highway Act was passed by Canada s Parliament. The Act allowed for the
building of a national highway with costs divided between the Federal Government and each
provincial government. Construction of the highway began the year after the passing of the Trans
Canada Highway Act, 1950. Seven years after starting construction Saskatchewan finished its section,
becoming the first province to do so. The entire highway was not completed until 1971, but Prime
Minister John Diefenbaker opened the highway in 1962. The Highway is the world s longest national
road, 7821 kilometers, passing through all 10 provinces. The highway is not a single highway but
rather splits into two or three parts in some areas. The main part of ... Show more content on
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The area has 11 Beothuk house pits, middens, hearths, post molds, and sleeping areas. Boyd s Cove
was designated as a historical site of Canada in 1995 because it has increased the knowledge of early
Beothuk presence and it has helped to understand their downfall after European contact. The Beothuk
were some of the first natives on the North American continent to have contact with Europeans. They
Beothuk became extinct following the 1829 death of Shanawdithit, the last remaining Beothuk person.
The demise of the Beothuk people has been attributed to disease and starvation brought on by
European settlers. The area, despite the influence of Europeans, shows that the Beothuk tried to avoid
contact and trade with the Europeans. Boyd s Cove was discovered in 1981 by Dr. Ralph Pastore. His
excavations significantly contributed to evidence of things that were previously assumed about the
lifestyle of the Beothuk people. Some of these things include their housing designs and their changes
by different seasons, the Beothuk diet, the integration of European items into their lives, relations with
the Europeans, and symbolism in Beothuk culture. After Boyd s Cove the trip takes a ferry south into
Nova Scotia, where it goes to Shubenacadie. Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia is a community about 37
kilometers from the Trans Canada highway. The community is a former producer of the Mic Mac
hockey stick. The Mi kmaqs have played hockey and similar games as early
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In 1949 the Trans Canada Highway Act was passed by Canada s Parliament. The Act allowed for the
building of a national highway with costs divided between the Federal Government and each
provincial government. Construction of the highway began the year after the passing of the Trans
Canada Highway Act, 1950. Seven years after starting construction Saskatchewan finished its section,
becoming the first province to do so. The entire highway was not completed until 1971, but Prime
Minister John Diefenbaker opened the highway in 1962. The Highway is the world s longest national
road, 7821 kilometers, passing through all 10 provinces. The highway is not a single highway but
rather splits into two or three parts in some areas. The main part of ... Show more content on
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The area has 11 Beothuk house pits, middens, hearths, post molds, and sleeping areas. Boyd s Cove
was designated as a historical site of Canada in 1995 because it has increased the knowledge of early
Beothuk presence and it has helped to understand their downfall after European contact. The Beothuk
were some of the first natives on the North American continent to have contact with Europeans. They
Beothuk became extinct following the 1829 death of Shanawdithit, the last remaining Beothuk person.
The demise of the Beothuk people has been attributed to disease and starvation brought on by
European settlers. The area, despite the influence of Europeans, shows that the Beothuk tried to avoid
contact and trade with the Europeans. Boyd s Cove was discovered in 1981 by Dr. Ralph Pastore. His
excavations significantly contributed to evidence of things that were previously assumed about the
lifestyle of the Beothuk people. Some of these things include their housing designs and their changes
by different seasons, the Beothuk diet, the integration of European items into their lives, relations with
the Europeans, and symbolism in Beothuk culture. After Boyd s Cove the trip takes a ferry south into
Nova Scotia, where it goes to Shubenacadie. Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia is a community about 37
kilometers from the Trans Canada highway. The community is a former producer of the Mic Mac
hockey stick. The Mi kmaqs have played hockey and similar games as early
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The Democratization Of South Korea
Kyle Borgman
Professor Porter
Global Democracy
1 December 2014
The Democratization of South Korea Long before the hustle and bustle of the big city, ages afore the
creation of one of the world s largest standing militaries, the Republic of South Korea was one of the
farthest governments from a democracy. Following the Japanese occupation of World War Two, the
South Korean government went through many different forms of authority. According to Jung Hae Gu,
professor of Social Sciences at the University of Sung Kong Hoe in Korea, and Kim Ho Ki, professor
of Sociology at Yonsie University in Korea, the Republic of Korea has so far went through a total of 6
different regime changes since the liberation from Japanese occupation (Hae Gu, Ho Ki). The shifts in
government occurred under various regimes, Rhee Syng Man, Park Chung Hee, Chun Doo Hwan, and
the June Uprising of 1987 (Hae Gu, Ho Ki). But the lead up to the democratization of South Korea has
a more fluid past though, one of hardship and struggle, fluctuation between authoritarian regimes and
military run governments. The pressures that caused the governments to change play a very vital role
though too, they are the forces that shape the government and the ruling nature. The current ruling
democracy was forged by the previous governments and deserves to be examined and discussed
because they are obliviously the ones in charge right now. And lastly, the current military state of
South Korea is to be reviewed. The
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Kyle Borgman
Professor Porter
Global Democracy
1 December 2014
The Democratization of South Korea Long before the hustle and bustle of the big city, ages afore the
creation of one of the world s largest standing militaries, the Republic of South Korea was one of the
farthest governments from a democracy. Following the Japanese occupation of World War Two, the
South Korean government went through many different forms of authority. According to Jung Hae Gu,
professor of Social Sciences at the University of Sung Kong Hoe in Korea, and Kim Ho Ki, professor
of Sociology at Yonsie University in Korea, the Republic of Korea has so far went through a total of 6
different regime changes since the liberation from Japanese occupation (Hae Gu, Ho Ki). The shifts in
government occurred under various regimes, Rhee Syng Man, Park Chung Hee, Chun Doo Hwan, and
the June Uprising of 1987 (Hae Gu, Ho Ki). But the lead up to the democratization of South Korea has
a more fluid past though, one of hardship and struggle, fluctuation between authoritarian regimes and
military run governments. The pressures that caused the governments to change play a very vital role
though too, they are the forces that shape the government and the ruling nature. The current ruling
democracy was forged by the previous governments and deserves to be examined and discussed
because they are obliviously the ones in charge right now. And lastly, the current military state of
South Korea is to be reviewed. The
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Istj Case Study
After taking the survey I learned that I was an Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging or ISTJ. ISTJ s
are known for keeping the rules and not liking things that have unclear rules. They also hate when
things or people have inconsistencies, or when people do not keep up their end of an agreement. They
love being apart of organized groups such as government, schools, the military, and churches because
they all have a set way of doing things and do not sway in their beliefs. Their social skills are excellent
because they are precise and to the point. Feelings are something that ISTJ s have a hard time
discussing, because feelings are random and out of their control. When ISTJ s are learning something
it has to be important and practical for bettering
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After taking the survey I learned that I was an Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging or ISTJ. ISTJ s
are known for keeping the rules and not liking things that have unclear rules. They also hate when
things or people have inconsistencies, or when people do not keep up their end of an agreement. They
love being apart of organized groups such as government, schools, the military, and churches because
they all have a set way of doing things and do not sway in their beliefs. Their social skills are excellent
because they are precise and to the point. Feelings are something that ISTJ s have a hard time
discussing, because feelings are random and out of their control. When ISTJ s are learning something
it has to be important and practical for bettering
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Testing in Hong Kong
Introduction
There are many different kinds of test, as Hugh (1989) stated that test could be regarded as proficiency
tests, achievement tests, diagnostic tests and placement tests. In this article, we would like to have
some simple analysis on the quality of the reading test in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary
Education (HKDSE) Examination of 2013. This is a newly implemented public examination in 2002
which serve with different purpose and format as the former public examination: Hong Kong
Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) and the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination
(HKALE).
Achievement tests are directly related to language course, their purpose being to establish how
successful individual students, groups of students, or the course themselves have been in achieving
objectives. (Hugh, 1989) according to this definition, HKDSE should be an achievement test. Since it
is a stepping stone to get into university in Hong Kong, the DSE examination paper should have
relatively high quality. By using a high standard testing paper, the quality of the universities
candidates can be guarantee.
Bachman (1996) has said that test qualities include reliability, construct validity, authenticity,
interactiveness, impact and practicality. In this paper we will focus on the construct validity,
authenticity and interactiveness to see how well is the KHDSE.
Section 1 Reading paper Part A
Background
Reading paper Part A is a compulsory section, candidates need to attempt
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Introduction
There are many different kinds of test, as Hugh (1989) stated that test could be regarded as proficiency
tests, achievement tests, diagnostic tests and placement tests. In this article, we would like to have
some simple analysis on the quality of the reading test in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary
Education (HKDSE) Examination of 2013. This is a newly implemented public examination in 2002
which serve with different purpose and format as the former public examination: Hong Kong
Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) and the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination
(HKALE).
Achievement tests are directly related to language course, their purpose being to establish how
successful individual students, groups of students, or the course themselves have been in achieving
objectives. (Hugh, 1989) according to this definition, HKDSE should be an achievement test. Since it
is a stepping stone to get into university in Hong Kong, the DSE examination paper should have
relatively high quality. By using a high standard testing paper, the quality of the universities
candidates can be guarantee.
Bachman (1996) has said that test qualities include reliability, construct validity, authenticity,
interactiveness, impact and practicality. In this paper we will focus on the construct validity,
authenticity and interactiveness to see how well is the KHDSE.
Section 1 Reading paper Part A
Background
Reading paper Part A is a compulsory section, candidates need to attempt
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Mandatory Civil Service Essay
Mandatory Civil service. That would give nothing but benefits to the community and high school
students nationwide. By mandating service in the Armed forces, or other service organizations they
would benefit the community and the nation as a whole, would give the students much needed job
experience, and help instill discipline or open new experiences for students to explore.
With all the help that the students would be given, it would greatly help the community and the nation
all together. One perspective is that making these services mandatory would help these nonprofit
organizations by volunteer work. The organizations depend on volunteer work and participation to
keep their functions running. On the other hand, other people see this ... Show more content on
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Everyone always asks How can I get a job if I need work experience, and I need a job to get
experience? well this would be one way to acquire work experience. If everyone worked for a
foundation for about a year, then everyone would have a year s work of experience! This would be
guaranteed training that everyone would receive, that employers could recognize as experience of
working as a team, following directions, getting jobs done, providing and helping for others and on
and on. With mandatory civil service or Armed Service participation, more students would have work
experience to take with them to college and potentially higher paying jobs. On top of all of this, a
student who already has an idea of what he or she wishes to major in or join to work force in would
have the opportunity to check it out beforehand. There are thousands of organizations and foundations
they would be able to join. Giving them this foreshadow of their field could potentially save them time
and money when they attend college and change their major four times or get caught up in a job field
they despise.
Mandatory civil service should be a requirement of all high school graduates to advance on to the real
world and/or college after. With this system, there would be nothing but benefits, students would
support their community and country, develop new experiences and find a possible new interest, instill
some discipline and training, and could potentially save time and money for the parents and students
going to the real world. If this was instilled, our community as a whole would benefit, and our
students would be better equipped to deal with the day to day life of the real
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Mandatory Civil service. That would give nothing but benefits to the community and high school
students nationwide. By mandating service in the Armed forces, or other service organizations they
would benefit the community and the nation as a whole, would give the students much needed job
experience, and help instill discipline or open new experiences for students to explore.
With all the help that the students would be given, it would greatly help the community and the nation
all together. One perspective is that making these services mandatory would help these nonprofit
organizations by volunteer work. The organizations depend on volunteer work and participation to
keep their functions running. On the other hand, other people see this ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Everyone always asks How can I get a job if I need work experience, and I need a job to get
experience? well this would be one way to acquire work experience. If everyone worked for a
foundation for about a year, then everyone would have a year s work of experience! This would be
guaranteed training that everyone would receive, that employers could recognize as experience of
working as a team, following directions, getting jobs done, providing and helping for others and on
and on. With mandatory civil service or Armed Service participation, more students would have work
experience to take with them to college and potentially higher paying jobs. On top of all of this, a
student who already has an idea of what he or she wishes to major in or join to work force in would
have the opportunity to check it out beforehand. There are thousands of organizations and foundations
they would be able to join. Giving them this foreshadow of their field could potentially save them time
and money when they attend college and change their major four times or get caught up in a job field
they despise.
Mandatory civil service should be a requirement of all high school graduates to advance on to the real
world and/or college after. With this system, there would be nothing but benefits, students would
support their community and country, develop new experiences and find a possible new interest, instill
some discipline and training, and could potentially save time and money for the parents and students
going to the real world. If this was instilled, our community as a whole would benefit, and our
students would be better equipped to deal with the day to day life of the real
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Qantas Internal Analysis Essay
Internal analysis using current up to date information about the company When analyzing the internal
analysis for Qantas Airlines in Australia we come to know that profit margins here are also very tight.
0.5% growth is expected in the upcoming years. It is predicted that by 2017 the total revenues will
reach to 14.9 billion Australian Dollars. The steep margins are due to increased competition. Qantas
airlines hold 65% of the total market share which is high as compared to other countries. Nevertheless
every other competitor is using world class crew, services, uniform, and food to attract more
customers. Even though there is high competition, Qantas has competitive edge by having a strong
brand, better slots at airports and well trained staff. (Bloomberg, 2011) Virgin Australia and Tiger
Airlines are the two major competitors in Australia which are competing Qantas. Qantas has launched
Jetstar as its sub brand to compete the low cost airlines. Competitors also have well trained staff and
nice quality planes and profession crew. Virgin Airlines has an ... Show more content on
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Alan Joyce the current CEO of Qantas is doing the same at the moment. The overview of the current
strategy implemented by Qantas is that the company has to come out of the financial deadlock caused
by strikes and heavy competition. For this they are painting the brand as the Spirit of Australia to
associate nostalgic influence in the experience. Qantas is using Jetstar as a brand for lower tier in the
developing countries and Qantas s original brand to cater USA and European market. In Australia
Qantas is using its multi brand strategy. (Euro monitors International, 2014) Since Qantas has not have
a good experience with unions recently so they are trying to keep diplomatic relations with them at all
levels. (Economist,
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Internal analysis using current up to date information about the company When analyzing the internal
analysis for Qantas Airlines in Australia we come to know that profit margins here are also very tight.
0.5% growth is expected in the upcoming years. It is predicted that by 2017 the total revenues will
reach to 14.9 billion Australian Dollars. The steep margins are due to increased competition. Qantas
airlines hold 65% of the total market share which is high as compared to other countries. Nevertheless
every other competitor is using world class crew, services, uniform, and food to attract more
customers. Even though there is high competition, Qantas has competitive edge by having a strong
brand, better slots at airports and well trained staff. (Bloomberg, 2011) Virgin Australia and Tiger
Airlines are the two major competitors in Australia which are competing Qantas. Qantas has launched
Jetstar as its sub brand to compete the low cost airlines. Competitors also have well trained staff and
nice quality planes and profession crew. Virgin Airlines has an ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Alan Joyce the current CEO of Qantas is doing the same at the moment. The overview of the current
strategy implemented by Qantas is that the company has to come out of the financial deadlock caused
by strikes and heavy competition. For this they are painting the brand as the Spirit of Australia to
associate nostalgic influence in the experience. Qantas is using Jetstar as a brand for lower tier in the
developing countries and Qantas s original brand to cater USA and European market. In Australia
Qantas is using its multi brand strategy. (Euro monitors International, 2014) Since Qantas has not have
a good experience with unions recently so they are trying to keep diplomatic relations with them at all
levels. (Economist,
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Similarities Between David And Goliath
Many of us are familiar with the narrative of David and Goliath David, the youngest son of Jesse of
Bethlehem, is a shepherd boy, whom God anoints as king over Israel.
One day, Israel is challenged to battle by the Philistines. David, the young shepherd boy, volunteers to
fight Goliath, the Philistine champion. Though the Israelite army is quivering in fear, David is
confident of emerging victorious, with the aid of five smooth stones and he does, with God s help.
Thus, the narrative is portrayed as an inspirational account for anyone whose odds are against them:
by holding fast to faith in God, they triumph in the end. Or if someone is facing a difficult situation,
these are a list of things to note in order to overcome their difficulties. ... Show more content on
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When God saves by a tiny shepherd boy, it is clear that the battle is the Lord s.
What does this mean for us today?
Looking to the gospel narrative in the New Testament we see that David is a foreshadow of a greater
King Jesus. Conversely, Goliath foreshadows God s greater enemy of sin and Satan. Hence as Christ s
people today, our victory in overcoming sin depends not on our strength, willingness or faithfulness
but that of Jesus, our Messiah, Christ, and Champion.
Who, then, are we in this narrative?
We re not David nor Goliath we re the feeble, cowardly Israelites cowering in fear. We have no
capability to fight sin on our own strength and our human efforts have no significance in this battle
anyway.
Yet, this is good news for us when we were unable to fight for ourselves, Jesus defeated the enemy on
our behalf. In the same way that David s victory is Israel s triumph, Jesus has conquered the grip of
Satan and sin on the Cross He has fought and gained the victory over death and the judgment of God
for
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Many of us are familiar with the narrative of David and Goliath David, the youngest son of Jesse of
Bethlehem, is a shepherd boy, whom God anoints as king over Israel.
One day, Israel is challenged to battle by the Philistines. David, the young shepherd boy, volunteers to
fight Goliath, the Philistine champion. Though the Israelite army is quivering in fear, David is
confident of emerging victorious, with the aid of five smooth stones and he does, with God s help.
Thus, the narrative is portrayed as an inspirational account for anyone whose odds are against them:
by holding fast to faith in God, they triumph in the end. Or if someone is facing a difficult situation,
these are a list of things to note in order to overcome their difficulties. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When God saves by a tiny shepherd boy, it is clear that the battle is the Lord s.
What does this mean for us today?
Looking to the gospel narrative in the New Testament we see that David is a foreshadow of a greater
King Jesus. Conversely, Goliath foreshadows God s greater enemy of sin and Satan. Hence as Christ s
people today, our victory in overcoming sin depends not on our strength, willingness or faithfulness
but that of Jesus, our Messiah, Christ, and Champion.
Who, then, are we in this narrative?
We re not David nor Goliath we re the feeble, cowardly Israelites cowering in fear. We have no
capability to fight sin on our own strength and our human efforts have no significance in this battle
anyway.
Yet, this is good news for us when we were unable to fight for ourselves, Jesus defeated the enemy on
our behalf. In the same way that David s victory is Israel s triumph, Jesus has conquered the grip of
Satan and sin on the Cross He has fought and gained the victory over death and the judgment of God
for
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What Is The Mood Of The Passionate Shepherd To His Love
The Elizabethan Era author and playwright, Christopher Marlowe, was a romantic writer who came
before his time. Being born hundreds of years before the romantic period around 300 to be exact, his
poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, could have and would have fallen perfectly within the
style of the romantic time period. In the poem, the shepherd beckons to his love, who has not yet
accepted his advances. He entices her with promises of lush fields, beds of roses and the opportunity
to dance and sing when she pleases. He uses precise and beautiful words to lure and persuade the
woman of his dreams to live with him and enjoy his bounties. Throughout the poem he boasts of
dressing her in gowns of the finest wool, slippers and belts with ... Show more content on
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For example, imagery is used immensely. Marlowe writes of A belt of straw and ivy buds, / With coral
clasps and amber studs... (Greenblatt). This type of precise, picturesque imagery further proves the
point this could be a romantic poem, adding to the tone of the full text. To describe something as
beautifully as Marlowe did shows the love the shepherd feels toward the woman in the poem. Also,
alliteration is accomplished as Marlowe articulates ideas on the page. There are many examples
offered in the text, such as: ...mind may move..., ...pleasures prove..., and ...feed their flocks...
(Greenblatt). This device allows the text to be more like a song, letting the reader s words flow off the
tongue in a tantalizing manner. To continue, the poem also contains consonance. In the line stating
That valleys, groves, hills, and fields... the end of the words in this line almost all end with the s sound
(Greenblatt). Just like the use of alliteration, the device of consonance assists the poem in flowing off
the tongue and creating more of a song than a poem. Additionally, Marlowe uses symbolism; however,
it is not used quite as literally as some other pieces of text. It is common for a rose to symbolise love
or many other feelings of the human heart, so it makes sense for the author to use it in line nine, where
it is written, And I will make thee beds of roses... (Greenblatt). Also, in the fourth stanza, Marlowe
could be making a nudge at innocence when he writes about pretty lambs, and the purest gold. To
further the poem being a lyrical text, there are examples of enjambment that creates even more of a
flow to each line. Come live with me and be my love, / And we will all the pleasures prove / That
valleys, groves, hills, and fields, / Woods, or steepy mountain yields.
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The Elizabethan Era author and playwright, Christopher Marlowe, was a romantic writer who came
before his time. Being born hundreds of years before the romantic period around 300 to be exact, his
poem The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, could have and would have fallen perfectly within the
style of the romantic time period. In the poem, the shepherd beckons to his love, who has not yet
accepted his advances. He entices her with promises of lush fields, beds of roses and the opportunity
to dance and sing when she pleases. He uses precise and beautiful words to lure and persuade the
woman of his dreams to live with him and enjoy his bounties. Throughout the poem he boasts of
dressing her in gowns of the finest wool, slippers and belts with ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, imagery is used immensely. Marlowe writes of A belt of straw and ivy buds, / With coral
clasps and amber studs... (Greenblatt). This type of precise, picturesque imagery further proves the
point this could be a romantic poem, adding to the tone of the full text. To describe something as
beautifully as Marlowe did shows the love the shepherd feels toward the woman in the poem. Also,
alliteration is accomplished as Marlowe articulates ideas on the page. There are many examples
offered in the text, such as: ...mind may move..., ...pleasures prove..., and ...feed their flocks...
(Greenblatt). This device allows the text to be more like a song, letting the reader s words flow off the
tongue in a tantalizing manner. To continue, the poem also contains consonance. In the line stating
That valleys, groves, hills, and fields... the end of the words in this line almost all end with the s sound
(Greenblatt). Just like the use of alliteration, the device of consonance assists the poem in flowing off
the tongue and creating more of a song than a poem. Additionally, Marlowe uses symbolism; however,
it is not used quite as literally as some other pieces of text. It is common for a rose to symbolise love
or many other feelings of the human heart, so it makes sense for the author to use it in line nine, where
it is written, And I will make thee beds of roses... (Greenblatt). Also, in the fourth stanza, Marlowe
could be making a nudge at innocence when he writes about pretty lambs, and the purest gold. To
further the poem being a lyrical text, there are examples of enjambment that creates even more of a
flow to each line. Come live with me and be my love, / And we will all the pleasures prove / That
valleys, groves, hills, and fields, / Woods, or steepy mountain yields.
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The Importance Of Antibiotic Resistance
Introduction
Antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest threats to global health, food security and development
today, it occurs naturally, but the pace of its process speeds up its abuse when given to humans and
animals and it can harm anyone regardless of age and country of residence (Laxminarayan, et
al.2013). According to World Health Organization (WHO), there are 700,000 people death every year
because of antibiotic resistance (WHO,2016). A study by the Public Health Foundation in England
found between 2010 and 2013 that prescription antibiotics increased by 6 percent and Escherichia coli
resistance was recorded by 12 percent for the same period. Antibiotic resistance is on the rise to
dangerous levels around the world, and new ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2014; Pincock et al. 2012; Wilson et al. 2011). According to Huttner et al (2010), the use of antibiotics
has reduced, with some decreased in indication of resistance as a result of awareness campaign. In
Europe, for example, France had the highest rates of antibiotic consumption, between 2000 and 2007
an awareness campaign with the slogan Antibiotics are not automatic resulted in an average 27 percent
decrease in rates of antibiotic prescriptions across all 22 regions of France. The greatest decreased was
in children aged 6 to 15 years (Sabuncu et al. 2009). Moreover, the relationship between the
government and ministry of health and agriculture, especially, is very essential to the development and
implementation of antibiotic resistance policies by build political commitment and cooperation for
combating antibiotic resistance. They need to devote time, money and resources to limit the expansion
of this problem.
Furthermore, in terms of agriculture, in many parts of the world, food animals consume more
antibiotics than humans do, and with even less oversight. For instance, in 2010, China was estimated
to consume the most antibiotics in livestock, followed by the United States, Brazil, Germany, and
India. The pattern is similar for projected antibiotic consumption in livestock in 2030, with Mexico
replacing Germany in the top five countries. Consumption in
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Introduction
Antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest threats to global health, food security and development
today, it occurs naturally, but the pace of its process speeds up its abuse when given to humans and
animals and it can harm anyone regardless of age and country of residence (Laxminarayan, et
al.2013). According to World Health Organization (WHO), there are 700,000 people death every year
because of antibiotic resistance (WHO,2016). A study by the Public Health Foundation in England
found between 2010 and 2013 that prescription antibiotics increased by 6 percent and Escherichia coli
resistance was recorded by 12 percent for the same period. Antibiotic resistance is on the rise to
dangerous levels around the world, and new ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2014; Pincock et al. 2012; Wilson et al. 2011). According to Huttner et al (2010), the use of antibiotics
has reduced, with some decreased in indication of resistance as a result of awareness campaign. In
Europe, for example, France had the highest rates of antibiotic consumption, between 2000 and 2007
an awareness campaign with the slogan Antibiotics are not automatic resulted in an average 27 percent
decrease in rates of antibiotic prescriptions across all 22 regions of France. The greatest decreased was
in children aged 6 to 15 years (Sabuncu et al. 2009). Moreover, the relationship between the
government and ministry of health and agriculture, especially, is very essential to the development and
implementation of antibiotic resistance policies by build political commitment and cooperation for
combating antibiotic resistance. They need to devote time, money and resources to limit the expansion
of this problem.
Furthermore, in terms of agriculture, in many parts of the world, food animals consume more
antibiotics than humans do, and with even less oversight. For instance, in 2010, China was estimated
to consume the most antibiotics in livestock, followed by the United States, Brazil, Germany, and
India. The pattern is similar for projected antibiotic consumption in livestock in 2030, with Mexico
replacing Germany in the top five countries. Consumption in
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Nextgen Case
Case Study: NextGen Air Transportation System By: Karreem L. Lisbon
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
May 2017 Abstract
The NextGen Air Transportation System is a complex, revolutionary redevelopment of the broad U.S.
air traffic control system that includes many challenging and interrelated components and concepts,
including a fundamental transfer from a RADAR, ground based system to a GPS, satellite based
system. Its multi year implementation, touches virtually every aspect of aviation operations. As such,
it presents many potential human factors challenges that can potentially directly affect aviation safety.
Next, I will creatively apply the knowledge of human factors and aviation safety that I have developed
over the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
NextGen is a tremendous, historic shift to revamp the U.S. air transportation system. This all
embracing initiative integrates new and existing policies, procedures, and technologies, including
satellite navigation and advanced digital communications. Two major parts of this upgrade and
modernization include, but not limited to, Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
(STARS) and En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM). These systems enable NextGen
capabilities in all phases of flight and safety. STARS for instance, replaces multiple automation
systems for controllers who provide control services to pilots in terminal airspace and the airspace
immediately surrounding major airports. Additionally, ERAM combines flight plan information with
surveillance data from Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS B), Wide Area Multi
lateration, and radar to automate many air traffic control functions. Other parts of ERAM include,
System Wide Information Management (SWIM), which provides the digital data sharing backbone of
NextGen. SWIM also connects producers and users of data with a common language and single point
of contact to access aeronautical, flight, and weather information. ADS B sends out broadcasts of an
aircraft s position, altitude, and velocity to a network of ground stations that relays the information to
air traffic control displays and nearby aircraft that are equipped to receive the data. Each component
delivers specific capabilities to provide integration and smooth traffic flow to reduce
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Case Study: NextGen Air Transportation System By: Karreem L. Lisbon
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
May 2017 Abstract
The NextGen Air Transportation System is a complex, revolutionary redevelopment of the broad U.S.
air traffic control system that includes many challenging and interrelated components and concepts,
including a fundamental transfer from a RADAR, ground based system to a GPS, satellite based
system. Its multi year implementation, touches virtually every aspect of aviation operations. As such,
it presents many potential human factors challenges that can potentially directly affect aviation safety.
Next, I will creatively apply the knowledge of human factors and aviation safety that I have developed
over the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
NextGen is a tremendous, historic shift to revamp the U.S. air transportation system. This all
embracing initiative integrates new and existing policies, procedures, and technologies, including
satellite navigation and advanced digital communications. Two major parts of this upgrade and
modernization include, but not limited to, Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System
(STARS) and En Route Automation Modernization (ERAM). These systems enable NextGen
capabilities in all phases of flight and safety. STARS for instance, replaces multiple automation
systems for controllers who provide control services to pilots in terminal airspace and the airspace
immediately surrounding major airports. Additionally, ERAM combines flight plan information with
surveillance data from Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS B), Wide Area Multi
lateration, and radar to automate many air traffic control functions. Other parts of ERAM include,
System Wide Information Management (SWIM), which provides the digital data sharing backbone of
NextGen. SWIM also connects producers and users of data with a common language and single point
of contact to access aeronautical, flight, and weather information. ADS B sends out broadcasts of an
aircraft s position, altitude, and velocity to a network of ground stations that relays the information to
air traffic control displays and nearby aircraft that are equipped to receive the data. Each component
delivers specific capabilities to provide integration and smooth traffic flow to reduce
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John Peter Berger s Manipulation Of Art
Without our consent, the way we perceive art has been changed over the last hundred years. Today s
art has been manipulated, used as propaganda, and misconstrued all for the intent of profit and self
gain. As humans we naturally try to fit in, we try to incorporate what we see and how we relate to it
and our daily lives. This is an advantage for major advertisement companies, corporate establishments,
and political campaigns. All of these types of establishments manipulate what we see around in an
attempt to control us. Today and how we perceive art is only to the benefit of the reproduction that sits
before us, through our T.Vs, in magazines, on the internet, and anywhere subliminal messages can
hide. Banksy s has his own hidden messages behind it, and that s anti establishment.
John Peter Berger, November 5 1926 January 2 2017, Berger started his career as a painter in the 1940
and moved on to become a successful English Art Critic. In his 1972 book, Ways of Seeing, Berger
shows a deeper perspective of how society perceives art, the ways it has changed and even been
manipulated in the last decade. He goes on to explain, We never look at just one thing, we are always
looking at relation between things and ourselves. This is how major advertisement companies
manipulate what we see around us. Berger s claims are very true in respect to art and the modern era.
Berger points out the impact of what we see in our everyday lives and how it can change the world. If
the new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Without our consent, the way we perceive art has been changed over the last hundred years. Today s
art has been manipulated, used as propaganda, and misconstrued all for the intent of profit and self
gain. As humans we naturally try to fit in, we try to incorporate what we see and how we relate to it
and our daily lives. This is an advantage for major advertisement companies, corporate establishments,
and political campaigns. All of these types of establishments manipulate what we see around in an
attempt to control us. Today and how we perceive art is only to the benefit of the reproduction that sits
before us, through our T.Vs, in magazines, on the internet, and anywhere subliminal messages can
hide. Banksy s has his own hidden messages behind it, and that s anti establishment.
John Peter Berger, November 5 1926 January 2 2017, Berger started his career as a painter in the 1940
and moved on to become a successful English Art Critic. In his 1972 book, Ways of Seeing, Berger
shows a deeper perspective of how society perceives art, the ways it has changed and even been
manipulated in the last decade. He goes on to explain, We never look at just one thing, we are always
looking at relation between things and ourselves. This is how major advertisement companies
manipulate what we see around us. Berger s claims are very true in respect to art and the modern era.
Berger points out the impact of what we see in our everyday lives and how it can change the world. If
the new
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Reflection Of College Writing
Over the course of this past semester, my ability to write has improved tremendously. Prior to
undertaking this course, my expertise in writing was not as fine tuned as it should have been. I had
never previously been enrolled in a class specifically tailored to writing which was quite clear. Upon
reading my past works, it becomes apparent that my writing style consisted of fluff, small words, and
inconsistently structured sentences. These problems have, for the most part, been remedied with the
coursework I have tackled in College Writing. Rather than long, drawn out papers that take an eternity
to reach the primary point, my recent work is much nicer in terms of composition and grammar. I
credit these improvements to the three primary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Previously in the year, it was typical for me just write what is on my mind at the time and later go
back and organize it. This paper is a stupendous presentation of that obsolete format. It was common
for me to leap from one paragraph to another without soundly blending my ideas into the narrative.
Despite this, however, many outstanding developments appeared in this essay. This was the essay that
helped me further develop my ability to write sensory details, which immediately shows itself in the
introduction: Lights blare down from above. To my left, I can see the crowd cheering as the previous
band charges off the field, and we prepare our grand entrance ( 1). I also highlighted the negative
aspects of the band, such as leadership problems: Aside from inexperienced and uncaring managers,
some people are just wholly opposed to taking orders from their peers. This causes an avalanche of
tension between them and their section. Arguments will typically break out as to who is right and who
is wrong especially during marching season ( 3). Each paragraph, despite flowing strangely, outlined a
specific aspect of the band in increasingly detailed methods. One section describes the methods band
members use to communicate with one another while another tells of its hierarchy. Overall, this paper,
despite its shortcomings, laid the base for which I would later improve upon in following essays. The
second essay was a different beast to tackle. Our literacy narrative was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Over the course of this past semester, my ability to write has improved tremendously. Prior to
undertaking this course, my expertise in writing was not as fine tuned as it should have been. I had
never previously been enrolled in a class specifically tailored to writing which was quite clear. Upon
reading my past works, it becomes apparent that my writing style consisted of fluff, small words, and
inconsistently structured sentences. These problems have, for the most part, been remedied with the
coursework I have tackled in College Writing. Rather than long, drawn out papers that take an eternity
to reach the primary point, my recent work is much nicer in terms of composition and grammar. I
credit these improvements to the three primary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Previously in the year, it was typical for me just write what is on my mind at the time and later go
back and organize it. This paper is a stupendous presentation of that obsolete format. It was common
for me to leap from one paragraph to another without soundly blending my ideas into the narrative.
Despite this, however, many outstanding developments appeared in this essay. This was the essay that
helped me further develop my ability to write sensory details, which immediately shows itself in the
introduction: Lights blare down from above. To my left, I can see the crowd cheering as the previous
band charges off the field, and we prepare our grand entrance ( 1). I also highlighted the negative
aspects of the band, such as leadership problems: Aside from inexperienced and uncaring managers,
some people are just wholly opposed to taking orders from their peers. This causes an avalanche of
tension between them and their section. Arguments will typically break out as to who is right and who
is wrong especially during marching season ( 3). Each paragraph, despite flowing strangely, outlined a
specific aspect of the band in increasingly detailed methods. One section describes the methods band
members use to communicate with one another while another tells of its hierarchy. Overall, this paper,
despite its shortcomings, laid the base for which I would later improve upon in following essays. The
second essay was a different beast to tackle. Our literacy narrative was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theme Of Mrs. Mallard
Mrs. Mallard s sister and acquaintances make an assumption that her husband has died in a railroad
disaster. The sister was the one to tell Mrs. Mallard about her husband s terrible accident. The sister
and acquaintances expect that Mrs. Mallard will be heartbroken at the thought of her husband being
dead. Her sister would try to break the news as gentle as possible (Chopin 397). At first, Mrs. Mallard
would crumbles with sadness at the thought of her husband being dead. She takes time alone in her
room to think about the scenario handed to her. After short time she finds herself whispering free
aloud. In the end she realizes she had not loved him as she thought she had, she was now free to live
her life. All while she was shut in her room, her friends and family would be outside the door
assuming she was sobbing and distraught at the thought of her loving husband being dead. Mrs.
Mallard did not loved her husband in the way that her friends and family had assumed she had.
Through paragraphs 5 9 there is an assortment of imagery and details used to describe what Mrs.
Mallard is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mallard in a fictional narrative. We learn that Mrs. Mallard feels a sense of relieve shortly after
hearing the death of her husband. This is not how most wifes would react to the thought of becoming a
widow. I believe Chopin does this to show strength in the character that is not commonly shown if it
had been told in a nonfictional manner. This seems to have a more drastic effect on the reader. It has
an advantage as giving the message that drastic changes can affect a person in more ways than one and
that one s emotions are not just black and white. Fictional essays can do this because the writer is able
to arrange a story in a way that can affect the reader. They are able to create their own mood in a piece
of writing more so than a nonfiction essay. In my opinion, it caught my attention more than if she
chose the nonfictional
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mrs. Mallard s sister and acquaintances make an assumption that her husband has died in a railroad
disaster. The sister was the one to tell Mrs. Mallard about her husband s terrible accident. The sister
and acquaintances expect that Mrs. Mallard will be heartbroken at the thought of her husband being
dead. Her sister would try to break the news as gentle as possible (Chopin 397). At first, Mrs. Mallard
would crumbles with sadness at the thought of her husband being dead. She takes time alone in her
room to think about the scenario handed to her. After short time she finds herself whispering free
aloud. In the end she realizes she had not loved him as she thought she had, she was now free to live
her life. All while she was shut in her room, her friends and family would be outside the door
assuming she was sobbing and distraught at the thought of her loving husband being dead. Mrs.
Mallard did not loved her husband in the way that her friends and family had assumed she had.
Through paragraphs 5 9 there is an assortment of imagery and details used to describe what Mrs.
Mallard is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mallard in a fictional narrative. We learn that Mrs. Mallard feels a sense of relieve shortly after
hearing the death of her husband. This is not how most wifes would react to the thought of becoming a
widow. I believe Chopin does this to show strength in the character that is not commonly shown if it
had been told in a nonfictional manner. This seems to have a more drastic effect on the reader. It has
an advantage as giving the message that drastic changes can affect a person in more ways than one and
that one s emotions are not just black and white. Fictional essays can do this because the writer is able
to arrange a story in a way that can affect the reader. They are able to create their own mood in a piece
of writing more so than a nonfiction essay. In my opinion, it caught my attention more than if she
chose the nonfictional
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Outdoor Drilling
If you have a summer kitchen, then you need to make sure you own all the necessary items for a
perfect outdoor grilling. This way, you will be able to prepare delicious barbecues for your family and
friends. In order to know exactly what to get, take a look at the following must have items for outdoor
grilling.
A gas grill is essential
In order to prepare with ease tasty barbecues you need to go for a gas grill. These units are especially
created for outdoor use. Therefore, your summer kitchen must definitely have one. Broil King Signet
90 is one of the most quality units of this type. It actually includes a rotisserie burner as well. The
Broil King Signet 90 feature 3 primary burners, a built in gauge that will allow you to easily monitor
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Ultimate Luna Tongs is a wonderful product that will be
extremely useful. It features insulated backelite handles, sturdy steel arms which will not buckle, and a
detachable halogen flash light. You will easily clean the grilling tool, due to its detachable plastic light
case. Overall, with the Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Ultimate Luna Tongs, your entire grilling
job will seem a lot easier.
Don t forget to get a meat thermometer as well
Since you are going to prepare barbecues, you will definitely need to get a meat thermometer as well.
In order to obtain a perfect result you need to cook beef to at least 145 degrees, lamb at least 145
degrees, and pork at least 160 degrees. ThermoWorks Thermopop TX 3100 is one of the most amazing
meat thermometers available on the market these days. It can read temperatures in less than 8 seconds.
It is very easy to use and hold, and it provides very accurate results. This is without a doubt one of the
must have items for outdoor grilling, which will be extremely helpful.
What can be more wonderful than just having a delicious barbecue with your family and friends on a
Sunday afternoon. If you have a summer kitchen, then take into account the fact that it needs to be
equipped properly. Therefore, for achieving your goal, you need to make sure you own all the must
have items for outdoor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
If you have a summer kitchen, then you need to make sure you own all the necessary items for a
perfect outdoor grilling. This way, you will be able to prepare delicious barbecues for your family and
friends. In order to know exactly what to get, take a look at the following must have items for outdoor
grilling.
A gas grill is essential
In order to prepare with ease tasty barbecues you need to go for a gas grill. These units are especially
created for outdoor use. Therefore, your summer kitchen must definitely have one. Broil King Signet
90 is one of the most quality units of this type. It actually includes a rotisserie burner as well. The
Broil King Signet 90 feature 3 primary burners, a built in gauge that will allow you to easily monitor
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Ultimate Luna Tongs is a wonderful product that will be
extremely useful. It features insulated backelite handles, sturdy steel arms which will not buckle, and a
detachable halogen flash light. You will easily clean the grilling tool, due to its detachable plastic light
case. Overall, with the Steven Raichlen Best of Barbecue Ultimate Luna Tongs, your entire grilling
job will seem a lot easier.
Don t forget to get a meat thermometer as well
Since you are going to prepare barbecues, you will definitely need to get a meat thermometer as well.
In order to obtain a perfect result you need to cook beef to at least 145 degrees, lamb at least 145
degrees, and pork at least 160 degrees. ThermoWorks Thermopop TX 3100 is one of the most amazing
meat thermometers available on the market these days. It can read temperatures in less than 8 seconds.
It is very easy to use and hold, and it provides very accurate results. This is without a doubt one of the
must have items for outdoor grilling, which will be extremely helpful.
What can be more wonderful than just having a delicious barbecue with your family and friends on a
Sunday afternoon. If you have a summer kitchen, then take into account the fact that it needs to be
equipped properly. Therefore, for achieving your goal, you need to make sure you own all the must
have items for outdoor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Math 221 Complete Course
MATH 221 COMPLETE COURSE
A+ Graded Tutorial Available At: http://hwsoloutions.com/?product=math 221 complete course Visit
Our website: http://hwsoloutions.com/
Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
MATH 221 COMPLETE COURSE,
Discussions
Week 1
Descriptive Statistics (graded)
If you were given a large data set such as the sales over the last year of our top 1,000 customers, what
might you be able to do with this data? What might be the benefits of describing the data?
Week 2
Regression (graded)
Suppose you are given data from a survey showing the IQ of each person interviewed and the IQ of
his or her mother. That is all the information that you have. Your boss has asked you to put together a
report showing the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Type your answers to questions 4 through 11 where noted in the grey areas. When asked for
explanations, please give thorough, multi sentence or paragraph length explanations. The completed
iLab Word Document with your responses to the questions will be the ONE and only document
submitted to the dropbox. When saving and submitting the document, you are required to use the
following format: Last Name_ First Name_Week2iLab.
Code Sheet
Do NOT answer these questions. The Code Sheet just lists the variables name and the question used
by the researchers on the survey instrument that produced the data that are included in the Minitab
data file. This is just information. The first question for the lab is after the code sheet.
Variable Name
QUESTION
Drive Question 1 How long does it take you to drive to the school on average (to the nearest minute)?
State Question 2 What state/country were you born?
Temp Question 3 What is the temperature outside right now?
Rank Question 4 Rank all of the courses you are currently taking. The class you look most forward to
taking will be ranked one, next two, and so on. What is the rank assigned to this class?
Height Question 5 What is your height to the nearest inch?
Shoe Question 6 What is your shoe size?
Sleep Question 7 How many hours did you sleep last night?
Gender Question 8 What is your gender?
Race Question 9 What is your race?
Car
MATH 221 COMPLETE COURSE
A+ Graded Tutorial Available At: http://hwsoloutions.com/?product=math 221 complete course Visit
Our website: http://hwsoloutions.com/
Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
MATH 221 COMPLETE COURSE,
Discussions
Week 1
Descriptive Statistics (graded)
If you were given a large data set such as the sales over the last year of our top 1,000 customers, what
might you be able to do with this data? What might be the benefits of describing the data?
Week 2
Regression (graded)
Suppose you are given data from a survey showing the IQ of each person interviewed and the IQ of
his or her mother. That is all the information that you have. Your boss has asked you to put together a
report showing the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Type your answers to questions 4 through 11 where noted in the grey areas. When asked for
explanations, please give thorough, multi sentence or paragraph length explanations. The completed
iLab Word Document with your responses to the questions will be the ONE and only document
submitted to the dropbox. When saving and submitting the document, you are required to use the
following format: Last Name_ First Name_Week2iLab.
Code Sheet
Do NOT answer these questions. The Code Sheet just lists the variables name and the question used
by the researchers on the survey instrument that produced the data that are included in the Minitab
data file. This is just information. The first question for the lab is after the code sheet.
Variable Name
QUESTION
Drive Question 1 How long does it take you to drive to the school on average (to the nearest minute)?
State Question 2 What state/country were you born?
Temp Question 3 What is the temperature outside right now?
Rank Question 4 Rank all of the courses you are currently taking. The class you look most forward to
taking will be ranked one, next two, and so on. What is the rank assigned to this class?
Height Question 5 What is your height to the nearest inch?
Shoe Question 6 What is your shoe size?
Sleep Question 7 How many hours did you sleep last night?
Gender Question 8 What is your gender?
Race Question 9 What is your race?
Car
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Importance Of Sports In My Life
Sports have always been the go to activity in my life, whether it is playing, watching, or reading. I
participated in a few sports but will play any sport for fun. I thrive to watch sports and keep up with
the NFL, NBA, MLB, and all the college sports. My family has enjoyed sports forever and the love
has been handed down from generation to generation. Issues in sports have always been around and
will continue to be around for ages. In my early elementary days, I played upwards of 5 sports. Flag
and tackle football brought me joy because I could throw the ball to the receivers or run downfield if
they were not open. My high school did not offer soccer; therefore, I did not continue to play during
my elementary years because of baseball. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now to professional teams, I have been a huge fan of the Denver Broncos since I could talk. I love
Sports Authority Field and the entire city of Denver. It brought me joy when Peyton Manning joined
them even though we all know the defense won them Super Bowl 50. When it comes to NBA and
MLB, I do not have necessary favorite teams, but I have favorite players. In the NBA, I respect
Lebron s game and the athletic ability he has brought into the NBA. I enjoy watching all the NBA
games because of the crazy shots and adjustments they can make to get a bucket. The MLB attracts
my attention the least barely liking any of the teams/players, so whenever I go to an MLB game I
always cheer for the home team. Growing up in the middle of Iowa, several of my friends like Iowa
State. I try to be respectful to them but I must put them in their place when they smack talk me. I have
brainwashed my parents and siblings to like the Broncos and Hawkeyes along with me. My brothers in
law are the toughest though because they are extremely big Cyclone fans. Personal issues that I have
had in sports include coaching. At my school, my teammates dads were always the coach which
makes it quite bias when they come to setting lineup. They always want the best results for their kid
whether the game ends in a win or loss. The way I look at games is, I don t care what happens if we
get the win. An issue I realized this year for my High School
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sports have always been the go to activity in my life, whether it is playing, watching, or reading. I
participated in a few sports but will play any sport for fun. I thrive to watch sports and keep up with
the NFL, NBA, MLB, and all the college sports. My family has enjoyed sports forever and the love
has been handed down from generation to generation. Issues in sports have always been around and
will continue to be around for ages. In my early elementary days, I played upwards of 5 sports. Flag
and tackle football brought me joy because I could throw the ball to the receivers or run downfield if
they were not open. My high school did not offer soccer; therefore, I did not continue to play during
my elementary years because of baseball. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now to professional teams, I have been a huge fan of the Denver Broncos since I could talk. I love
Sports Authority Field and the entire city of Denver. It brought me joy when Peyton Manning joined
them even though we all know the defense won them Super Bowl 50. When it comes to NBA and
MLB, I do not have necessary favorite teams, but I have favorite players. In the NBA, I respect
Lebron s game and the athletic ability he has brought into the NBA. I enjoy watching all the NBA
games because of the crazy shots and adjustments they can make to get a bucket. The MLB attracts
my attention the least barely liking any of the teams/players, so whenever I go to an MLB game I
always cheer for the home team. Growing up in the middle of Iowa, several of my friends like Iowa
State. I try to be respectful to them but I must put them in their place when they smack talk me. I have
brainwashed my parents and siblings to like the Broncos and Hawkeyes along with me. My brothers in
law are the toughest though because they are extremely big Cyclone fans. Personal issues that I have
had in sports include coaching. At my school, my teammates dads were always the coach which
makes it quite bias when they come to setting lineup. They always want the best results for their kid
whether the game ends in a win or loss. The way I look at games is, I don t care what happens if we
get the win. An issue I realized this year for my High School
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Does Captain John Yossarian Avoid A Mission
Captain John Yossarian is a U.S. Air Force bombardier posted at Pianosa, situated in Mediterranean
Sea, during World War II. As a bombardier Yossarian is part of a crew of men whose job is to aim and
release bombs. However, Yossarian is convinced that everyone is out to kill him and he just wants to
survive the war, complete the number of missions required, and head back home. Yet, it seems
impossible to leave because Colonel Cathcart is constantly raising the number of mission required
before one can leave, thus making it impossible for the men to leave. This frustrates Yossarian, so he
goes to the Doctor Daneeka, who oversees the squadron, saying he is insane which as a result, makes
him unable to fly anymore missions and ultimately to be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He pretends to have a strange liver disease, he has ambiguous thoughts on flying missions by dropping
the bombs as quickly as possible whether they are hitting the targets or not so they can get back to
base faster, and he also falsifies the bomb line on the map to make the commanders think the area has
already been captured, calling off the air strike from being deployed. Yossarian s analysis of other
members on the Air Force base offers a better understanding of each character and how they are just as
crazy as Yossarian. Despite, Yossarian s efforts to avoid the war, he is mortified by the death of fellow
soldiers. First Mudd, a soldier killed just two hours after his arrival, was dumped in Yossarian s tent
and even though Yossarian insists there is a dead body in his tent, everyone in the air force base denies
it. Second, was a soldier named Snowden, that died in Yossarian s arms during one of the missions.
Lastly, was Nately, Yossarian s dearest friend, whose death results in making Yossarian determined to
not fly anymore missions. Since the superior officers Colonel Cathcart and Korn are unable to stop
Yossarian from rebelling, they give him two options, he can either be sent home or face a court
martial. Nevertheless, there was a catch that if he took the option of being sent home he would have to
support the superior officers in their pursuit of requiring men to fly eighty missions before
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Captain John Yossarian is a U.S. Air Force bombardier posted at Pianosa, situated in Mediterranean
Sea, during World War II. As a bombardier Yossarian is part of a crew of men whose job is to aim and
release bombs. However, Yossarian is convinced that everyone is out to kill him and he just wants to
survive the war, complete the number of missions required, and head back home. Yet, it seems
impossible to leave because Colonel Cathcart is constantly raising the number of mission required
before one can leave, thus making it impossible for the men to leave. This frustrates Yossarian, so he
goes to the Doctor Daneeka, who oversees the squadron, saying he is insane which as a result, makes
him unable to fly anymore missions and ultimately to be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He pretends to have a strange liver disease, he has ambiguous thoughts on flying missions by dropping
the bombs as quickly as possible whether they are hitting the targets or not so they can get back to
base faster, and he also falsifies the bomb line on the map to make the commanders think the area has
already been captured, calling off the air strike from being deployed. Yossarian s analysis of other
members on the Air Force base offers a better understanding of each character and how they are just as
crazy as Yossarian. Despite, Yossarian s efforts to avoid the war, he is mortified by the death of fellow
soldiers. First Mudd, a soldier killed just two hours after his arrival, was dumped in Yossarian s tent
and even though Yossarian insists there is a dead body in his tent, everyone in the air force base denies
it. Second, was a soldier named Snowden, that died in Yossarian s arms during one of the missions.
Lastly, was Nately, Yossarian s dearest friend, whose death results in making Yossarian determined to
not fly anymore missions. Since the superior officers Colonel Cathcart and Korn are unable to stop
Yossarian from rebelling, they give him two options, he can either be sent home or face a court
martial. Nevertheless, there was a catch that if he took the option of being sent home he would have to
support the superior officers in their pursuit of requiring men to fly eighty missions before
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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