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Business Model Canvas Zillow
E BUSINESS ANALYSIS OF REAL ESTATE COMPANIES Delvin Grant, DePaul University, USA
Email: [email protected] Emna Cherif, DePaul University, USA Email: [email protected]
ABSTRACT We analyzed the e business websites of Realestate.yahoo.com, Realtor.com, and
Zillow.com. We looked at the similarities and differences between them and how e business
components help differentiate one company from another and the role this plays in contributing to
their success. We looked at which business model components, such as value proposition, target
customers, distribution channels, and revenue streams, are important. The type of e business models
each company used and the ones that are more successful were investigated. We discovered some
similarities ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dubosson Torbay et al. (2002) identify the principal dimensions user s role, interaction pattern, nature
of the offering, pricing system, level of customization, and economic control for classifying e business
models. Rappa (2001) describes companies by their value proposition and ways of generating revenue.
His classification has nine categories of e business models: brokerage model, advertising model,
infomediary model, merchant model, manufacturer model, affiliate model, community model,
subscription model and utility model. E business models are comprised of a set of components so we
need to choose the appropriate application framework to define the relationship between them. The
growth of e business has raised interest in transforming traditional business models to exploit
opportunities through innovation (Pateli and Giaglis, 2003). The internet has changed the idea of a
business model and this has practical implications for companies. Consequently, companies need to
redefine customer value propositions, and their business model. Enhancing customer experience helps
to reshape customer value propositions (Berman and Bell, 2011). Creating new digital capabilities
helps to refine the operating model by leveraging information to manage organizations, and
integrating and optimizing digital and physical components (Berman and Bell, 2011). Effective use of
e business models depends on the economic environment, market and industry conditions, and the
internal and external
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E BUSINESS ANALYSIS OF REAL ESTATE COMPANIES Delvin Grant, DePaul University, USA
Email: [email protected] Emna Cherif, DePaul University, USA Email: [email protected]
ABSTRACT We analyzed the e business websites of Realestate.yahoo.com, Realtor.com, and
Zillow.com. We looked at the similarities and differences between them and how e business
components help differentiate one company from another and the role this plays in contributing to
their success. We looked at which business model components, such as value proposition, target
customers, distribution channels, and revenue streams, are important. The type of e business models
each company used and the ones that are more successful were investigated. We discovered some
similarities ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dubosson Torbay et al. (2002) identify the principal dimensions user s role, interaction pattern, nature
of the offering, pricing system, level of customization, and economic control for classifying e business
models. Rappa (2001) describes companies by their value proposition and ways of generating revenue.
His classification has nine categories of e business models: brokerage model, advertising model,
infomediary model, merchant model, manufacturer model, affiliate model, community model,
subscription model and utility model. E business models are comprised of a set of components so we
need to choose the appropriate application framework to define the relationship between them. The
growth of e business has raised interest in transforming traditional business models to exploit
opportunities through innovation (Pateli and Giaglis, 2003). The internet has changed the idea of a
business model and this has practical implications for companies. Consequently, companies need to
redefine customer value propositions, and their business model. Enhancing customer experience helps
to reshape customer value propositions (Berman and Bell, 2011). Creating new digital capabilities
helps to refine the operating model by leveraging information to manage organizations, and
integrating and optimizing digital and physical components (Berman and Bell, 2011). Effective use of
e business models depends on the economic environment, market and industry conditions, and the
internal and external
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A Brief Look at David Beckham
There have been many soccer players that have stood out throughout their careers and have made
names for themselves. The legendary midfielder, David Beckham, happens to be one of them. David
Beckham, the undisputed best soccer midfielder in the world, is such a success due to his hard work
and dedication; the love for his family and, most importantly, his devilishly handsome looks; have
made him as influential as he is today.
David Beckham was born May 2, 1975 in a little town called Leytonstone, London. David was the son
of a prestigious hair dresser Sandra Georgina and of David Beckham, a man he really looked up too,
who was know as a kitchen fitter. As a young boy Beckham went to Chase Lane Primary School
where he was taught the basics of education and literature. His parents were fanatical Manchester
United supporters who would frequently travel to Old Trafford from London to attend the team s
home matches. David inherited his parents love of Manchester United, and his main sporting passion
was football. In a 2007 interview, Beckham said that, At school whenever the teachers asked, What do
you want to do when you re older? I d say, I want to be a footballer. And they d say, No, what do you
really want to do, for a job? But that was the only thing I ever wanted to do. (need to quote this) Thats
exactly what he set out to prove when he joined his first soccer team at the age of 5. He was brought
up by his parents, supporters of Manchester United, attended Bobby
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There have been many soccer players that have stood out throughout their careers and have made
names for themselves. The legendary midfielder, David Beckham, happens to be one of them. David
Beckham, the undisputed best soccer midfielder in the world, is such a success due to his hard work
and dedication; the love for his family and, most importantly, his devilishly handsome looks; have
made him as influential as he is today.
David Beckham was born May 2, 1975 in a little town called Leytonstone, London. David was the son
of a prestigious hair dresser Sandra Georgina and of David Beckham, a man he really looked up too,
who was know as a kitchen fitter. As a young boy Beckham went to Chase Lane Primary School
where he was taught the basics of education and literature. His parents were fanatical Manchester
United supporters who would frequently travel to Old Trafford from London to attend the team s
home matches. David inherited his parents love of Manchester United, and his main sporting passion
was football. In a 2007 interview, Beckham said that, At school whenever the teachers asked, What do
you want to do when you re older? I d say, I want to be a footballer. And they d say, No, what do you
really want to do, for a job? But that was the only thing I ever wanted to do. (need to quote this) Thats
exactly what he set out to prove when he joined his first soccer team at the age of 5. He was brought
up by his parents, supporters of Manchester United, attended Bobby
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Passing By Nella Larsen
Literature in the past failed to represent women in an effective manner, erasing their self identity and
relationships with one another but, certain female authors have attempted to create and demonstrate
the bond between women and their relationships. This essay will analyze Virginia Woolf s reading to
Chloe likes Olivia from A Room of One s Own and apply it to the novel Passing by Nella Larsen and
the women relationships displayed in the text using textual evidence.
Virginia Woolf s reading to the statement Chloe liked Olivia is it was interesting to see Mary
Carmichael, who is a well noted author, present a genuine relationship between the two females and
them not being mentioned about through a man s perspective. Woolf goes on to ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Woolf mentions
Carmichael work saying she has every right to attempt new forms and styles, as long as she is creating
something new rather than merely destroying what has gone before. Larsen displays new styles and
created ideas that were brought to light. For example, the relationship between Clare and Irene was
more so a psychological struggle between females. These women both were in this psycho dual
process in which there are two processing systems operating by different rules. There is one view
universally known (stereotypes) then the view that isn t shared by others. They also experienced
double consciousness which means society judged them one way while they absorbed what society
thought of them and mentally judged themselves. Clare knew genetically she was black while she
spoke, dressed, and truly believed she was white. All lineages with her black side was stripped and
banned due to negative connotations with that race and positive with the other. Irene on the other hand
embraced her Black race but wanted pieces of Clare s white world. Woolf later mentions in her text,
All these
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Literature in the past failed to represent women in an effective manner, erasing their self identity and
relationships with one another but, certain female authors have attempted to create and demonstrate
the bond between women and their relationships. This essay will analyze Virginia Woolf s reading to
Chloe likes Olivia from A Room of One s Own and apply it to the novel Passing by Nella Larsen and
the women relationships displayed in the text using textual evidence.
Virginia Woolf s reading to the statement Chloe liked Olivia is it was interesting to see Mary
Carmichael, who is a well noted author, present a genuine relationship between the two females and
them not being mentioned about through a man s perspective. Woolf goes on to ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Woolf mentions
Carmichael work saying she has every right to attempt new forms and styles, as long as she is creating
something new rather than merely destroying what has gone before. Larsen displays new styles and
created ideas that were brought to light. For example, the relationship between Clare and Irene was
more so a psychological struggle between females. These women both were in this psycho dual
process in which there are two processing systems operating by different rules. There is one view
universally known (stereotypes) then the view that isn t shared by others. They also experienced
double consciousness which means society judged them one way while they absorbed what society
thought of them and mentally judged themselves. Clare knew genetically she was black while she
spoke, dressed, and truly believed she was white. All lineages with her black side was stripped and
banned due to negative connotations with that race and positive with the other. Irene on the other hand
embraced her Black race but wanted pieces of Clare s white world. Woolf later mentions in her text,
All these
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How To Build Colosseum
Colosseum
When Was It Built?
The Colosseum was built in 70 AD in Rome, Italy and it is also known as the Flavian Amphitheater.
Who Built It?
The colosseum is the largest amphitheatre that was ever built, The construction of the Colosseum
began under the rule of emperor Vespasian in 72 AD, and was completed in 80 AD under his heir
Titus, Further modifications were made during the rule of Domitian (81 96).
Why Was It Built?
The colosseum was used as main entertainment for ancient romans e.g. watching gladiator and animal
fights, now it is used as a tourist attraction.
Facts
The Colosseum is a circular building measuring 189 meters long and 156 meters wide, with a base
area of 24,000 m² and a height of over 48 meters.
The Colosseum has over 80 entrances and can fit about 50,000 viewers. ... Show more content on
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Castel sant Angelo was built in 135 AD in Rome, Italy and it is also called Hadrianeum or Sepulcrum
Antoninorum.
Who Built It?
Castel sant Angelo was also built by Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus, Castel sant Angelo also used
to be the tallest building in Rome.
Why Was It Built?
The castle was built to be used as a mausoleum a grand building used for housing tombs.
Facts
In english, Castel sant Angelo means Castle of the Holy Angel.
The castle was initially created by Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus as a mausoleum for himself and
his family. And the castle was later used by the popes as a fortress and castle, and is now currently a
museum.
Roman
Colosseum
When Was It Built?
The Colosseum was built in 70 AD in Rome, Italy and it is also known as the Flavian Amphitheater.
Who Built It?
The colosseum is the largest amphitheatre that was ever built, The construction of the Colosseum
began under the rule of emperor Vespasian in 72 AD, and was completed in 80 AD under his heir
Titus, Further modifications were made during the rule of Domitian (81 96).
Why Was It Built?
The colosseum was used as main entertainment for ancient romans e.g. watching gladiator and animal
fights, now it is used as a tourist attraction.
Facts
The Colosseum is a circular building measuring 189 meters long and 156 meters wide, with a base
area of 24,000 m² and a height of over 48 meters.
The Colosseum has over 80 entrances and can fit about 50,000 viewers. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Castel sant Angelo was built in 135 AD in Rome, Italy and it is also called Hadrianeum or Sepulcrum
Antoninorum.
Who Built It?
Castel sant Angelo was also built by Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus, Castel sant Angelo also used
to be the tallest building in Rome.
Why Was It Built?
The castle was built to be used as a mausoleum a grand building used for housing tombs.
Facts
In english, Castel sant Angelo means Castle of the Holy Angel.
The castle was initially created by Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus as a mausoleum for himself and
his family. And the castle was later used by the popes as a fortress and castle, and is now currently a
museum.
Roman
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Wlma Rudolph Character Traits
Wilma Rudolph is a real definition of a legend. Wilma went through so many hard phases as a child.
She suffered from so many diseases that affected the ability of her walking on her left leg. Although
Wilma had a disability she somehow overcame it. Later on in life, Wilma became the first American
woman to get three gold medals in the Olympics for single events.
1940, June 23, a premature infant was born in Bethlehem, Tennessee; her name was Wilma Rudolph.
Wilma was the 20th of 22 children. At a young age, Wilma was stricken with double pneumonia and
polio. These two diseases had stopped her left leg from working and she had to wear a brace. Her
great determination and the help of physical therapy help her overcome her disabilities ( Wilma ...
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Wilma attended an all black school: Burt High school. In high school, she played basketball and even
lead her team to the state championship. As she was a naturally gifted runner in high school. She was
soon recruited to train with Tennessee State University Track coach Ed Temple ( Wilma Rudolph
Biography ).
Wilma s Coach, Ed Temple, had called her Skeeter. The reason he gave her this name is because she
was so little and always getting in the way. During the games in Rome, the U.S. press was hailing
Rudolph as the Tennessee Tornado. Soon, the Russians named her Queen of the Olympics. Fichtner
stated, ..the Italians, equally smitten, clutched their brimming hearts, kissed their fingertips into the air
and murmured lovingly about the beautiful black gazelle (Fichtner).
During the 1960 Olympic Games, Wilma beat several of her running records. In the 100m dash, she
beat her record of 11.3 seconds and finished with 11.0 seconds which lead her to get her first gold
medal. In the 200m dash she beat the world record and got 23.2 seconds but at the finals, she ended up
getting the time of 24.0 seconds and got another gold medal for that. She was also in the 4*4 relay and
her individual time was 44.4 seconds and she also got another gold medal for that relay. ( Wilma
Rudolph
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Wilma Rudolph is a real definition of a legend. Wilma went through so many hard phases as a child.
She suffered from so many diseases that affected the ability of her walking on her left leg. Although
Wilma had a disability she somehow overcame it. Later on in life, Wilma became the first American
woman to get three gold medals in the Olympics for single events.
1940, June 23, a premature infant was born in Bethlehem, Tennessee; her name was Wilma Rudolph.
Wilma was the 20th of 22 children. At a young age, Wilma was stricken with double pneumonia and
polio. These two diseases had stopped her left leg from working and she had to wear a brace. Her
great determination and the help of physical therapy help her overcome her disabilities ( Wilma ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wilma attended an all black school: Burt High school. In high school, she played basketball and even
lead her team to the state championship. As she was a naturally gifted runner in high school. She was
soon recruited to train with Tennessee State University Track coach Ed Temple ( Wilma Rudolph
Biography ).
Wilma s Coach, Ed Temple, had called her Skeeter. The reason he gave her this name is because she
was so little and always getting in the way. During the games in Rome, the U.S. press was hailing
Rudolph as the Tennessee Tornado. Soon, the Russians named her Queen of the Olympics. Fichtner
stated, ..the Italians, equally smitten, clutched their brimming hearts, kissed their fingertips into the air
and murmured lovingly about the beautiful black gazelle (Fichtner).
During the 1960 Olympic Games, Wilma beat several of her running records. In the 100m dash, she
beat her record of 11.3 seconds and finished with 11.0 seconds which lead her to get her first gold
medal. In the 200m dash she beat the world record and got 23.2 seconds but at the finals, she ended up
getting the time of 24.0 seconds and got another gold medal for that. She was also in the 4*4 relay and
her individual time was 44.4 seconds and she also got another gold medal for that relay. ( Wilma
Rudolph
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A New Form Of Ignorance
Of all the effects and product development, ignorance is one of the most pervasive. Often the
trappings of development Export of Machinery and skills, building a market, financing by debt,
structural adjustment, the issuance of land titles, surveying and mapping, construction dams, extension
programs for rural income and so on ignore, move, replace or eliminate the knowledge held their
target populations (Agrawal Lemos: 2007). Practices that accompany these projects, postulating the
existence of backward masses oppressed by nature, also maintain development agents themselves
ignorant of the knowledge of others. The villagers become those who do not understand those it would
be unfair to deprive the benefits of Western ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The authority gradually identifying with planners, treated disasters and resistance faced by the
development as if they were the result of faulty theories or incorrect implementation. It faces the same
way the incidents that follow, thus creating an endless cascade of problems, technical or otherwise,
that broaden the skills and ignorance that generates development, and the powers and powerlessness
that it makes possible (Baylis et al: 2013). development of critical play a key role in this situation
when they take the form of claims, either for better implementation, or for models, theories or
alternative frameworks. Damage Control , sustainable development or the reform of development
institutions become the slogans of a school of thought; Development taking into account the human
factor, alternative development , replace the capitalist model, those of another (Baylis et al: 2013).
According to the first theory, negative feedback loops terminate chess and development lies:
development institutions are considered super tankers painfully advancing on the wrong road but that
will however meet, perhaps slowly but to linearly, the warning signs of edge devices in order to
change course and to gradually resume the right direction (Bailey Maresh: 2009).
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Of all the effects and product development, ignorance is one of the most pervasive. Often the
trappings of development Export of Machinery and skills, building a market, financing by debt,
structural adjustment, the issuance of land titles, surveying and mapping, construction dams, extension
programs for rural income and so on ignore, move, replace or eliminate the knowledge held their
target populations (Agrawal Lemos: 2007). Practices that accompany these projects, postulating the
existence of backward masses oppressed by nature, also maintain development agents themselves
ignorant of the knowledge of others. The villagers become those who do not understand those it would
be unfair to deprive the benefits of Western ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The authority gradually identifying with planners, treated disasters and resistance faced by the
development as if they were the result of faulty theories or incorrect implementation. It faces the same
way the incidents that follow, thus creating an endless cascade of problems, technical or otherwise,
that broaden the skills and ignorance that generates development, and the powers and powerlessness
that it makes possible (Baylis et al: 2013). development of critical play a key role in this situation
when they take the form of claims, either for better implementation, or for models, theories or
alternative frameworks. Damage Control , sustainable development or the reform of development
institutions become the slogans of a school of thought; Development taking into account the human
factor, alternative development , replace the capitalist model, those of another (Baylis et al: 2013).
According to the first theory, negative feedback loops terminate chess and development lies:
development institutions are considered super tankers painfully advancing on the wrong road but that
will however meet, perhaps slowly but to linearly, the warning signs of edge devices in order to
change course and to gradually resume the right direction (Bailey Maresh: 2009).
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Hildegard Of Bingen Research Paper
Hildegard of Bingen Hildegard of Bingen was born on September 17, 1098 in Bemersheim, West
Franconia (now Germany), into a noble family. By the age 8, her parents sent her to a 400 year old
Benedictine monastery, which had just recently added a section for women. A noblewoman and
resident there, Jutta, became the mentor of young Hildengard. Jutta taught Hildegard how to read and
write. As an adult, Hildegard became best known for writing books on spirituality, visions, medicine,
health, nutrition, nature, as well as a medieval prophet and visionary. This woman recognition allowed
her to correspond with many ordinary and powerful people. She is known for criticism of secular and
religious leaders as well. When Hildengard was 18, she became
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Hildegard of Bingen Hildegard of Bingen was born on September 17, 1098 in Bemersheim, West
Franconia (now Germany), into a noble family. By the age 8, her parents sent her to a 400 year old
Benedictine monastery, which had just recently added a section for women. A noblewoman and
resident there, Jutta, became the mentor of young Hildengard. Jutta taught Hildegard how to read and
write. As an adult, Hildegard became best known for writing books on spirituality, visions, medicine,
health, nutrition, nature, as well as a medieval prophet and visionary. This woman recognition allowed
her to correspond with many ordinary and powerful people. She is known for criticism of secular and
religious leaders as well. When Hildengard was 18, she became
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Starbucks, A Large Portion Of Starbucks
For Starbucks, business is good. Starbucks continues to come up with more and more innovations and
ways to market their products. Last year Starbucks started bottling their iced coffee and selling them
as a new product lines in their stores, as well as many new sandwich choices. The ability to provide
fresh new ideas year after year provides Starbucks with a growing customer base and a growing net
gain. Starbucks will continue to come up with new ideas and products that will continue to bring in
more customers to established stores and the means to build stores in new markets expanding their
ability to generate revenue, their ability to innovate and market to different cultures globally.
Starbucks ability to cut cost anywhere it can enables them to keep the money they use to operate at a
minimum, leaving more of their revenue as profit. This allows Starbucks to expand and grow rapidly
and increase their profitability greatly.
The Chinese market makes up a large portion of Starbucks profit. China s population plays a big role
in the importance of that market to Starbucks and the ability to pull a big profit from that region. In an
interview with Charlie Rose, Howard Schultz said, We educated [China] on coffee...now [China is]
drinking as much coffee as [America] is. (Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, bloomberg.com) This
statement shows how quickly the Chinese market expanded to the size of the American market and is
continuing to expand. This growth will not stop
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For Starbucks, business is good. Starbucks continues to come up with more and more innovations and
ways to market their products. Last year Starbucks started bottling their iced coffee and selling them
as a new product lines in their stores, as well as many new sandwich choices. The ability to provide
fresh new ideas year after year provides Starbucks with a growing customer base and a growing net
gain. Starbucks will continue to come up with new ideas and products that will continue to bring in
more customers to established stores and the means to build stores in new markets expanding their
ability to generate revenue, their ability to innovate and market to different cultures globally.
Starbucks ability to cut cost anywhere it can enables them to keep the money they use to operate at a
minimum, leaving more of their revenue as profit. This allows Starbucks to expand and grow rapidly
and increase their profitability greatly.
The Chinese market makes up a large portion of Starbucks profit. China s population plays a big role
in the importance of that market to Starbucks and the ability to pull a big profit from that region. In an
interview with Charlie Rose, Howard Schultz said, We educated [China] on coffee...now [China is]
drinking as much coffee as [America] is. (Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, bloomberg.com) This
statement shows how quickly the Chinese market expanded to the size of the American market and is
continuing to expand. This growth will not stop
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Cheating Scandals In College Sports
Since collegiate athletics have begun, there have been all kinds of cheating scandals involving the big
time college sports. College sports today are filled with preventable, scandalous acts made by college
coaches and administrators. An example of this would be the case of fake paper classes at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I personally believe that the NCAA should not have
imposed any sanctions or allegations amongst the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for
academic integrity violations, threatening to take away titles, and making athletes ineligible to
compete.
Cheating scandals in collegiate athletics have been happening since the beginning of the NCAA,
ranging from paying players to play, recruiting violations and other cases of academic cheating. One
of the greatest scandals of all time was when the Southern Methodist University football team was
sentenced to the athletic program s death penalty (termination of the program) for paying athletes to
play football for their school (Ribock, 2012). Louisville s case of recruiting violations has been the
most recent. The Cardinals (Louisville) were found to have had athlete held parties with drugs, alcohol
and strippers that were paid over $10,000 in the time period of 2010 to 2014 by former Assistant
Coach Andre McGee, who left after the case opened in 2014. These outrageous parties were held to
persuade the new basketball recruits to attend their school. This case came to a close in
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Since collegiate athletics have begun, there have been all kinds of cheating scandals involving the big
time college sports. College sports today are filled with preventable, scandalous acts made by college
coaches and administrators. An example of this would be the case of fake paper classes at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I personally believe that the NCAA should not have
imposed any sanctions or allegations amongst the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for
academic integrity violations, threatening to take away titles, and making athletes ineligible to
compete.
Cheating scandals in collegiate athletics have been happening since the beginning of the NCAA,
ranging from paying players to play, recruiting violations and other cases of academic cheating. One
of the greatest scandals of all time was when the Southern Methodist University football team was
sentenced to the athletic program s death penalty (termination of the program) for paying athletes to
play football for their school (Ribock, 2012). Louisville s case of recruiting violations has been the
most recent. The Cardinals (Louisville) were found to have had athlete held parties with drugs, alcohol
and strippers that were paid over $10,000 in the time period of 2010 to 2014 by former Assistant
Coach Andre McGee, who left after the case opened in 2014. These outrageous parties were held to
persuade the new basketball recruits to attend their school. This case came to a close in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pony Monologue
I saw those spoiled Socs running for their lives but I didn t care It felt like a high rush I felt as if i had
all the power in the world. I could only think about johnny and those Socs didn t help how I felt in this
very moment. As I got Ponyboy and left the park to get to the car I was still in that rush but i had to
calm down and get over it all I could think about was johnny.I was speeding Ii couldn t lose any time
and for a min i just realized that Pony had a horrible bruise and blood stains on him he was moaning
as if he was dying but because of that i was able to speed through the road. Finally after the Fuzz left I
dropped Pony I told him to be ready to start running. Pony answer fine I could tell that Ponyboy was
worried to but I still told him to run into the hospital. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its was going to be so hard to tell Pony the truth but I still have to for his own good and i know it s
going to be so hard for him to understand why he s not going to make it but i am a adult and this is a
responsibility and he also has to be prepared for what s next to come. I am going to talk to Johnny first
so I entered the room and told him I m so proud of you Johnny he replied with Fighting is no good and
i had to agree this can t keep happening or someone else is going to get hurt. He told Pony stay gold I
couldn t believe it he s dead right in front me. I m not sure why but everything became blurry the
world stopped everything was quiet i slammed my hand on the wall from how stupid I feel I hate
being a poor Greaser I thought to
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I saw those spoiled Socs running for their lives but I didn t care It felt like a high rush I felt as if i had
all the power in the world. I could only think about johnny and those Socs didn t help how I felt in this
very moment. As I got Ponyboy and left the park to get to the car I was still in that rush but i had to
calm down and get over it all I could think about was johnny.I was speeding Ii couldn t lose any time
and for a min i just realized that Pony had a horrible bruise and blood stains on him he was moaning
as if he was dying but because of that i was able to speed through the road. Finally after the Fuzz left I
dropped Pony I told him to be ready to start running. Pony answer fine I could tell that Ponyboy was
worried to but I still told him to run into the hospital. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Its was going to be so hard to tell Pony the truth but I still have to for his own good and i know it s
going to be so hard for him to understand why he s not going to make it but i am a adult and this is a
responsibility and he also has to be prepared for what s next to come. I am going to talk to Johnny first
so I entered the room and told him I m so proud of you Johnny he replied with Fighting is no good and
i had to agree this can t keep happening or someone else is going to get hurt. He told Pony stay gold I
couldn t believe it he s dead right in front me. I m not sure why but everything became blurry the
world stopped everything was quiet i slammed my hand on the wall from how stupid I feel I hate
being a poor Greaser I thought to
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Controversy About Having A HDTV Antenna
There has been a lot of hype lately about having a HDTV antenna. Is it just hype or should you really
get it?
First, what is the hype about having a HDTV antenna? The hype is that with the antenna, you can
watch 1080i resolution broadcasts and will get better quality than satellite TV. The truth is going to
hurt if you already have bought a HDTV antenna. There is really no such as a HDTV antenna.
HOW AN ANTENNA WORKS
All an antenna does is pick up frequencies. The frequencies that you pick up for your TV are Ultra
High Frequencies (UHF) and Very High Frequencies (VHF). All TV broadcasts take place in the VHF
and UHF bands. High definition can be part of these frequencies and you do not need a special HDTV
antenna to pick them up. Your regular antenna could do the job just as well. ... Show more content on
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They must have directivity, high front to back (F/B) ratio and low noise amplification when the
antenna has an amplifier. If they have the same properties, why pay more to get something that is the
same?
People have this perception that they need a more powerful HDTV antenna because of directivity and
amplification. This is not true. HDTV is actually more noise immune than analog television and will
be able to produce high quality video at significantly lower signal to noise ratios. Digital TV needs
less antenna gain and can tolerate higher noise levels. A HDTV antenna and a regular antenna have
similar directivity/gain properties so you should receive analog or digital broadcasts with the same
good quality.
GHOST
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There has been a lot of hype lately about having a HDTV antenna. Is it just hype or should you really
get it?
First, what is the hype about having a HDTV antenna? The hype is that with the antenna, you can
watch 1080i resolution broadcasts and will get better quality than satellite TV. The truth is going to
hurt if you already have bought a HDTV antenna. There is really no such as a HDTV antenna.
HOW AN ANTENNA WORKS
All an antenna does is pick up frequencies. The frequencies that you pick up for your TV are Ultra
High Frequencies (UHF) and Very High Frequencies (VHF). All TV broadcasts take place in the VHF
and UHF bands. High definition can be part of these frequencies and you do not need a special HDTV
antenna to pick them up. Your regular antenna could do the job just as well. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They must have directivity, high front to back (F/B) ratio and low noise amplification when the
antenna has an amplifier. If they have the same properties, why pay more to get something that is the
same?
People have this perception that they need a more powerful HDTV antenna because of directivity and
amplification. This is not true. HDTV is actually more noise immune than analog television and will
be able to produce high quality video at significantly lower signal to noise ratios. Digital TV needs
less antenna gain and can tolerate higher noise levels. A HDTV antenna and a regular antenna have
similar directivity/gain properties so you should receive analog or digital broadcasts with the same
good quality.
GHOST
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Imperialism And Imperialism
Imperialism hurt the lives of the colonized people as new machinery boosted the growth of cash crops
and under cut the local textile industry, putting local people out of business and reducing the food
supply which lead to famine, resentment of religious repression and conversion lead to revolts such as
the Sepoy Mutiny, and racism towards the colonised people led to wage inequality which resulted in
unsafe working conditions as well as torture and mistreatment.
When British companies settled India, they brought new machinery that manufactured cheaper cloth,
which under cut the local textile industry and put local artisans out of business, as well as boosted the
farming of cotton, a cash crop, which reduced the food supply and lead to famine. Prior to British
colonization, the people of India were self sufficient. As they grew their own food and weaved their
own textiles, the agriculture and textile industries played a large role in people s lives. Most people s
primary occupation was farming, and they grew mostly food crops to provide for their villages. In
Britain, the textile industry was rapidly growing in the wake of the Industrial Revolution. European
countries competed for limited resources to fuel their growing economies, and sought new markets to
which they could sell their goods. When the British came to India, they were seeking a supplier of raw
materials. Looking to grow cash crops, crops that could be converted to cash quickly as they could be
exported and sold
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Imperialism hurt the lives of the colonized people as new machinery boosted the growth of cash crops
and under cut the local textile industry, putting local people out of business and reducing the food
supply which lead to famine, resentment of religious repression and conversion lead to revolts such as
the Sepoy Mutiny, and racism towards the colonised people led to wage inequality which resulted in
unsafe working conditions as well as torture and mistreatment.
When British companies settled India, they brought new machinery that manufactured cheaper cloth,
which under cut the local textile industry and put local artisans out of business, as well as boosted the
farming of cotton, a cash crop, which reduced the food supply and lead to famine. Prior to British
colonization, the people of India were self sufficient. As they grew their own food and weaved their
own textiles, the agriculture and textile industries played a large role in people s lives. Most people s
primary occupation was farming, and they grew mostly food crops to provide for their villages. In
Britain, the textile industry was rapidly growing in the wake of the Industrial Revolution. European
countries competed for limited resources to fuel their growing economies, and sought new markets to
which they could sell their goods. When the British came to India, they were seeking a supplier of raw
materials. Looking to grow cash crops, crops that could be converted to cash quickly as they could be
exported and sold
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Riordan Manufacturing
Running Head: Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing
Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing:
Inception to Production Planning
Writer s Name
Course Name, Semester No, Class Level
Supervisor Name
September 23, 2009
Introduction The present paper discusses the proposal package for Riordan which handles each step of
electric fans from inception to production. It includes the material requirement planning phase of fans
being manufactured at the China Plant. There is further analysis of existing process for the production
of the Riordan electric fans. It provides the basic outline for designing the new process to remove the
bottleneck in the process to optimize it for meeting the demands of customer by supply chain ... Show
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A supply chain for the electric fans The Supply Chain Management process is at the very center of all
the core operational processes of a company. It plays the role of a central nervous system regulating
the product flow by managing the associated information flow that runs through a company. It has
very strong linkages with major core processes like product development management, purchasing
management and customer relationship management. For instance, the linkage between the Riordian
Electric fan development management process and the Supply Chain Management process is bi
directional: on one side, the product development process feeds the Supply Chain Management
process with the electric fans introduction plans and engineering change notices on bill of materials
and routings, while in return the Supply Chain Management process provides the product
development process with the supply chain constraints that need to be considered when scheduling the
development of fans, in order to make sure that these products will hit the market at the right time. It
will provide the Riordan Manufacturing an edge in the market over other rival companies. (Chase,
2006). Outsourcing is one of the approach to offshoot the responsibility and decision criteria to other
companies which can take care of the several components of the supply chain. The inventory
management process can reduce the cost of operating firm s own
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Running Head: Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing
Process Design for Riordan Manufacturing:
Inception to Production Planning
Writer s Name
Course Name, Semester No, Class Level
Supervisor Name
September 23, 2009
Introduction The present paper discusses the proposal package for Riordan which handles each step of
electric fans from inception to production. It includes the material requirement planning phase of fans
being manufactured at the China Plant. There is further analysis of existing process for the production
of the Riordan electric fans. It provides the basic outline for designing the new process to remove the
bottleneck in the process to optimize it for meeting the demands of customer by supply chain ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A supply chain for the electric fans The Supply Chain Management process is at the very center of all
the core operational processes of a company. It plays the role of a central nervous system regulating
the product flow by managing the associated information flow that runs through a company. It has
very strong linkages with major core processes like product development management, purchasing
management and customer relationship management. For instance, the linkage between the Riordian
Electric fan development management process and the Supply Chain Management process is bi
directional: on one side, the product development process feeds the Supply Chain Management
process with the electric fans introduction plans and engineering change notices on bill of materials
and routings, while in return the Supply Chain Management process provides the product
development process with the supply chain constraints that need to be considered when scheduling the
development of fans, in order to make sure that these products will hit the market at the right time. It
will provide the Riordan Manufacturing an edge in the market over other rival companies. (Chase,
2006). Outsourcing is one of the approach to offshoot the responsibility and decision criteria to other
companies which can take care of the several components of the supply chain. The inventory
management process can reduce the cost of operating firm s own
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Christian Perspective And Worldview Essay
Session One Response Journal Explain how a Christian s perspective and worldview could be a
valuable asset to an organization that uses statistics on a regular basis. My first inclination, and easy
answer here, is to make a statement that a Christian perspective and worldview would be valuable to
any organization. An organization centered on principles and teaching of the bible would operate with
integrity, and accountability. The difficult part is translating that specifically to the area of statistics.
How can you relate Christian beliefs, and values to mathematics? As Christians do we think
differently about numbers and data? Do we have a different motivation for the use of the information
we obtain from statistical analysis? My
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Session One Response Journal Explain how a Christian s perspective and worldview could be a
valuable asset to an organization that uses statistics on a regular basis. My first inclination, and easy
answer here, is to make a statement that a Christian perspective and worldview would be valuable to
any organization. An organization centered on principles and teaching of the bible would operate with
integrity, and accountability. The difficult part is translating that specifically to the area of statistics.
How can you relate Christian beliefs, and values to mathematics? As Christians do we think
differently about numbers and data? Do we have a different motivation for the use of the information
we obtain from statistical analysis? My
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Apa Format Sample
Sample of Chicago Formatted Paper
Tina Howell
History 301
Professor Zhiwei Xiao
February 16,2017 Professor Zhiwei Xiao stated that the historical research paper should be in Chicago
Style Format not APA or MLA in his History 301 class (Spring 2017). There are a few key factors in a
Chicago Style paper, the first is margins should be 1 on all sides. Second, the line spacing should be
set at 2.0, and third, the font should be set at 12 point. There are several sources to refer to, to properly
implement Chicago manual style. For example, there is a book called Chicago Manual of Style it is in
its 16th printing by University of Chicago, and a copy is located at the CSUSM library. There is also a
well known website ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Writing history requires diligence, research, checking and rechecking the information and most of all
an understanding that no matter how hard a person tries their own beliefs, biases, and history will
color the information they are writing. Having the ability to trace the steps writers take to arrive at
certain conclusions helps the readers to assimilate the information with some degree of understanding,
if they choose to follow the research. This does not mean that everyone who reads the material will
arrive at the same conclusion, however, just as a writer has bias, so does the reader.
Bibliography
2005. Social Darwinism. New Dictionary of the History of Ideas. Encyclopedia.com. Inc. The Gale
Group. Accessed 2 14, 2017. http://www.encyclopedia.com/history/dictionaries thesauruses pictures
and press releases/social darwinism.
Clements, Jessica, Elizabeth Angeli, Karen Schiller, S. C. Gooch, Laurie Pinkert, and Allen Brizee.
2013. The Purdue OWL. April 3. Accessed February 13, 2017.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/717/02/.
2002. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Directed by Chris Columbus. Performed by R Harris.
Pullen, Alison, and Carl Rhodes. 2008. Dirty writing. Culture Organization 14, no. 3 241 259.
University of Chicago, Press. 1982. The Chicago Manual of Style. Chicago: University of Chicago
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Sample of Chicago Formatted Paper
Tina Howell
History 301
Professor Zhiwei Xiao
February 16,2017 Professor Zhiwei Xiao stated that the historical research paper should be in Chicago
Style Format not APA or MLA in his History 301 class (Spring 2017). There are a few key factors in a
Chicago Style paper, the first is margins should be 1 on all sides. Second, the line spacing should be
set at 2.0, and third, the font should be set at 12 point. There are several sources to refer to, to properly
implement Chicago manual style. For example, there is a book called Chicago Manual of Style it is in
its 16th printing by University of Chicago, and a copy is located at the CSUSM library. There is also a
well known website ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Writing history requires diligence, research, checking and rechecking the information and most of all
an understanding that no matter how hard a person tries their own beliefs, biases, and history will
color the information they are writing. Having the ability to trace the steps writers take to arrive at
certain conclusions helps the readers to assimilate the information with some degree of understanding,
if they choose to follow the research. This does not mean that everyone who reads the material will
arrive at the same conclusion, however, just as a writer has bias, so does the reader.
Bibliography
2005. Social Darwinism. New Dictionary of the History of Ideas. Encyclopedia.com. Inc. The Gale
Group. Accessed 2 14, 2017. http://www.encyclopedia.com/history/dictionaries thesauruses pictures
and press releases/social darwinism.
Clements, Jessica, Elizabeth Angeli, Karen Schiller, S. C. Gooch, Laurie Pinkert, and Allen Brizee.
2013. The Purdue OWL. April 3. Accessed February 13, 2017.
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/717/02/.
2002. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Directed by Chris Columbus. Performed by R Harris.
Pullen, Alison, and Carl Rhodes. 2008. Dirty writing. Culture Organization 14, no. 3 241 259.
University of Chicago, Press. 1982. The Chicago Manual of Style. Chicago: University of Chicago
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Analyzing an Advertisement Essay
Analyzing an Advertisement
Advertising is one of the world s foremost businesses. Companies use this media to communicate their
ideas, products and messages to the general public. This is one type of advert, which is used to draw
people to donate to a cause. It is called an appeal.
This appeal is from Help The Aged, a fairly large charity, dedicated to helping the older and less able
people. This particular advert is for the SeniorLink pendant, a small telephone pendant that helps
people when they get into trouble where they can t reach the phone, because they are immobilised.
I will analyse this form of the appeal and elaborate the techniques and tricks used to convince people
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The caption or title of the leaflet is in large, white, bold, capitalised text, which is mapped on a black
background. This is to make the text stand out considerably, as there is no bigger contrast than black
and white.
At the end of the text is an ellipsis. This adds to the beckoning feel of the text that makes the audience
want to read on.
The second part of the advert or Middle of the leaflet is a transcript of the conversation between Lyn, a
SeniorLink operator, and Vera Smith, an old woman in distress. The sheet is in four parts:
A quotation, used as a title
An introduction to the transcript
The telephone conversation, recorded as a transcript
And an epilogue to the piece.
The quotation to the page is in a similar style to the original caption, in the first part. It shares the same
bold, white on black style, however it is not all in capitals. This is because it is a quotation from Vera,
presumably from after her ordeal. This is to show again that she recovered and that she owes her life
to the SeniorLink pendant.
Next is an introduction to the transcript. It starts with an introductory sentence that uses simple
adjectives and sentence structure to describe the characters. Next comes the setting of the scene, where
Vera s predicament takes shape. One sentence is underlined, this sentence: To
Analyzing an Advertisement
Advertising is one of the world s foremost businesses. Companies use this media to communicate their
ideas, products and messages to the general public. This is one type of advert, which is used to draw
people to donate to a cause. It is called an appeal.
This appeal is from Help The Aged, a fairly large charity, dedicated to helping the older and less able
people. This particular advert is for the SeniorLink pendant, a small telephone pendant that helps
people when they get into trouble where they can t reach the phone, because they are immobilised.
I will analyse this form of the appeal and elaborate the techniques and tricks used to convince people
to part with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The caption or title of the leaflet is in large, white, bold, capitalised text, which is mapped on a black
background. This is to make the text stand out considerably, as there is no bigger contrast than black
and white.
At the end of the text is an ellipsis. This adds to the beckoning feel of the text that makes the audience
want to read on.
The second part of the advert or Middle of the leaflet is a transcript of the conversation between Lyn, a
SeniorLink operator, and Vera Smith, an old woman in distress. The sheet is in four parts:
A quotation, used as a title
An introduction to the transcript
The telephone conversation, recorded as a transcript
And an epilogue to the piece.
The quotation to the page is in a similar style to the original caption, in the first part. It shares the same
bold, white on black style, however it is not all in capitals. This is because it is a quotation from Vera,
presumably from after her ordeal. This is to show again that she recovered and that she owes her life
to the SeniorLink pendant.
Next is an introduction to the transcript. It starts with an introductory sentence that uses simple
adjectives and sentence structure to describe the characters. Next comes the setting of the scene, where
Vera s predicament takes shape. One sentence is underlined, this sentence: To
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Activist Movement In The Civil Rights Movement
An activist is a person who campaigns for some kind of social change. Being an activist means being
involved in a protest or a political or social cause. Many different activist groups exist around the
world, fighting for different beliefs and reasons. Protesting, or being an activist against racial
inequality has always existed in America. Activism for racial equality in America was widely known
with rights for African Americans after slavery but since then diversity has increased over time. Not
only is there still activism for racial equality among African Americans, but also for many other races
that have made America their home, that discrimination. Many things since the Civil Rights
Movement have also changed, like technology and the use of social media and how it collaborates
with activism. Activism is a big part of American History. One of the most known activist movements
in American history is the Civil Rights Movement. The movement was a non violent protest against
racial segregation and discrimination of African Americans. The Civil Rights Movement began in
1954 and ended in 1968 and was led by Martin Luther King. The Civil Rights Movement commenced
with the liberation of slavery. The movement included peaceful protests and speeches. It angered
White people to think that African Americans deserved the same rights as them because they wanted
to be superior race and thought of the Blacks as animals.
Another group fighting for racial equality for Black People is
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An activist is a person who campaigns for some kind of social change. Being an activist means being
involved in a protest or a political or social cause. Many different activist groups exist around the
world, fighting for different beliefs and reasons. Protesting, or being an activist against racial
inequality has always existed in America. Activism for racial equality in America was widely known
with rights for African Americans after slavery but since then diversity has increased over time. Not
only is there still activism for racial equality among African Americans, but also for many other races
that have made America their home, that discrimination. Many things since the Civil Rights
Movement have also changed, like technology and the use of social media and how it collaborates
with activism. Activism is a big part of American History. One of the most known activist movements
in American history is the Civil Rights Movement. The movement was a non violent protest against
racial segregation and discrimination of African Americans. The Civil Rights Movement began in
1954 and ended in 1968 and was led by Martin Luther King. The Civil Rights Movement commenced
with the liberation of slavery. The movement included peaceful protests and speeches. It angered
White people to think that African Americans deserved the same rights as them because they wanted
to be superior race and thought of the Blacks as animals.
Another group fighting for racial equality for Black People is
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A Cry for Socialist Reform in The Jungle by Upton Sinclair...
A Cry for Socialist Reform in The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
The Jungle is usually associated with the federal legislation it provoked. Americans were horrified to
learn about the terrible sanitation under which their meat products were packed. They were even more
horrified to learn that the labels listing the ingredients in tinned meat products were full of lies. The
revelation that rotten and diseased meat was sold without a single consideration for public health
infuriated the American public. They consumed meat containing the ground remains of poisoned rats
and sometimes unfortunate workers who fell into the machinery for grinding meat and producing lard.
Within months of The Jungle s publication, the sale of meat products dropped ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Inevitably, Sinclair wrote his novel as an appeal to Socialism, because democracy failed to neither
protect families and community values nor prevent the exploitation of wage labor from the hands of
industry.
The novel follows Jurgis s Lithuanian immigrant family into the disgusting tenements and meat
packing factories of Chicago. There, they suffer the loss of all their dreams of success and freedom in
America. They find themselves leashed to the grinding poverty and misery of the city slums despite all
their best efforts. Sinclair s purpose is to display the evils of capitalism as an economic system.
#8230;had given to the thought to a struggle by the America s working class to free themselves from
their enslavement under capitalism, and to the creating of a new and classless society controlled
collectively by all the people in their self interest (Harris 57). Sinclair was bemused by the public
reaction to his phenomenally successful novel. He said that he had aimed for America s heart, but had
ended by hitting it in the stomach (Harris 82).
The novel opens with a Lithuanian custom, the veselija, a wedding celebration. However, Sinclair
emphasizes that the foreign custom demonstrates that the immigrants share a great many social values.
The central values expressed in the veselija are family, community, and charity. According to custom,
the community shares in the expense of the celebration and
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A Cry for Socialist Reform in The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
The Jungle is usually associated with the federal legislation it provoked. Americans were horrified to
learn about the terrible sanitation under which their meat products were packed. They were even more
horrified to learn that the labels listing the ingredients in tinned meat products were full of lies. The
revelation that rotten and diseased meat was sold without a single consideration for public health
infuriated the American public. They consumed meat containing the ground remains of poisoned rats
and sometimes unfortunate workers who fell into the machinery for grinding meat and producing lard.
Within months of The Jungle s publication, the sale of meat products dropped ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Inevitably, Sinclair wrote his novel as an appeal to Socialism, because democracy failed to neither
protect families and community values nor prevent the exploitation of wage labor from the hands of
industry.
The novel follows Jurgis s Lithuanian immigrant family into the disgusting tenements and meat
packing factories of Chicago. There, they suffer the loss of all their dreams of success and freedom in
America. They find themselves leashed to the grinding poverty and misery of the city slums despite all
their best efforts. Sinclair s purpose is to display the evils of capitalism as an economic system.
#8230;had given to the thought to a struggle by the America s working class to free themselves from
their enslavement under capitalism, and to the creating of a new and classless society controlled
collectively by all the people in their self interest (Harris 57). Sinclair was bemused by the public
reaction to his phenomenally successful novel. He said that he had aimed for America s heart, but had
ended by hitting it in the stomach (Harris 82).
The novel opens with a Lithuanian custom, the veselija, a wedding celebration. However, Sinclair
emphasizes that the foreign custom demonstrates that the immigrants share a great many social values.
The central values expressed in the veselija are family, community, and charity. According to custom,
the community shares in the expense of the celebration and
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Physician-Assisted Suicide is Morally and Ethically...
The long time debate over medically assisted suicide, the presence of a doctor at a patient s suicide,
resurfaced again with the conviction of doctor Jack Kevorkian. Kevorkian was convicted of second
degree murder when he euthanized, or administered the injection himself, Thomas Youk on September
17, 1998. Dr. Kevorkian, an advocate and practitioner of medically assisted suicides, has many
opponents on the issue. Opponents say that it is unethical and even with the consent of the patient that
the procedure is still a homicide and not suicide. I plan to show that physician assisted suicide is
morally and ethically acceptable, that court cases and laws have proven it to be acceptable, and that it
is better than other alternatives. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The moral and ethical aspects of physician assisted suicide are important ones that shouldn t be
overlooked. In virtually all cases of assisted suicide the pain and suffering experienced by the patient
is unrelievable. Although it is important to go to great lengths to try and ease the suffering through
traditional medicine, often times it s just not enough. When the traditional approach fails sometimes
more drastic approaches are necessary. One such measure that has come to be highly controversial in
this decade is physician assisted suicide. This form of suicide is hotly debated because it isn t just a
mere suicide, but a planned out social contract between two or more people. The basis for my
argument for assisted suicide rests in the values of individual self determination or autonomy and
individual well being. Self determination is central to the issue because a person should be able to
choose how to live their life or in this case, how to die.
Individual self determination is especially important in choices about the specifics of one s death
(Weir 89). Most people, no matter what the nature of their death is, are very concerned with the last
stages of their lives. This concern reflects the person s desire to retain dignity and control during this
last period of life, assisted suicide gives them that control and dignity. As far as individual well being,
most people would
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The long time debate over medically assisted suicide, the presence of a doctor at a patient s suicide,
resurfaced again with the conviction of doctor Jack Kevorkian. Kevorkian was convicted of second
degree murder when he euthanized, or administered the injection himself, Thomas Youk on September
17, 1998. Dr. Kevorkian, an advocate and practitioner of medically assisted suicides, has many
opponents on the issue. Opponents say that it is unethical and even with the consent of the patient that
the procedure is still a homicide and not suicide. I plan to show that physician assisted suicide is
morally and ethically acceptable, that court cases and laws have proven it to be acceptable, and that it
is better than other alternatives. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The moral and ethical aspects of physician assisted suicide are important ones that shouldn t be
overlooked. In virtually all cases of assisted suicide the pain and suffering experienced by the patient
is unrelievable. Although it is important to go to great lengths to try and ease the suffering through
traditional medicine, often times it s just not enough. When the traditional approach fails sometimes
more drastic approaches are necessary. One such measure that has come to be highly controversial in
this decade is physician assisted suicide. This form of suicide is hotly debated because it isn t just a
mere suicide, but a planned out social contract between two or more people. The basis for my
argument for assisted suicide rests in the values of individual self determination or autonomy and
individual well being. Self determination is central to the issue because a person should be able to
choose how to live their life or in this case, how to die.
Individual self determination is especially important in choices about the specifics of one s death
(Weir 89). Most people, no matter what the nature of their death is, are very concerned with the last
stages of their lives. This concern reflects the person s desire to retain dignity and control during this
last period of life, assisted suicide gives them that control and dignity. As far as individual well being,
most people would
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Madness
In her memoir, Madness , Marya Hornbacher takes the reader on a journey of her life with Type I
rapid cycle bipolar disorder. She explains the disorder as when you are mad, mad like this, you don t
know it. Reality is what you see. When what you see shifts, departing from anyone else s reality, it s
still reality to you (Hornbacher, page 118). Marya Hornbacher has experienced almost every possible
disorder. By the time she reached her teenage years , she had already battled drug addiction, bulimia
and anorexia, alcoholism, and cutting. In addition, she would have sporadic mood changes; she would
literally run around hyper and fully charged, impulsively saying things that she knew didn t make
sense. This was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She had also developed a quick wit and self deprecating humor, that comes across in her writing.
Upon finding out that she had been suffering from bipolar disorder, Marya, initially, had a very
simplistic view of the disease. She thought , that like any other illness, if you take medicine for it, you
re cured. However, manic bipolar disorder always needs to be under control., and medicine or electric
shock therapy is the only way it can be controlled. Marya had a hard time following her doctors
orders. He prescribed mood stabilizers and sleep and warned her not to drink . Instead, she mixed
different medicines together and drank heavily when taking them. I still haven t made the connection
between my drinking and the maniacal swings of my mood. I don t see the chaos around me as moods.
I see it as a chaotic life that I m simply too weak to manage well (Hornbacher, p.105) Living with a
person who has bipolar can be very overwhelming and unpredictable. Not knowing when the person is
going to have an episode is very stressful. However, learning what triggers the mania is helpful when
dealing with them. I believe it was Marya s husband, Jeff, who really saved her from herself in the
end. He completely took over the role of both husband and wife when she went into these episodes.
He became the sole breadwinner while also being the caregiver. While being hospitalized for her
depression, he made sure to
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In her memoir, Madness , Marya Hornbacher takes the reader on a journey of her life with Type I
rapid cycle bipolar disorder. She explains the disorder as when you are mad, mad like this, you don t
know it. Reality is what you see. When what you see shifts, departing from anyone else s reality, it s
still reality to you (Hornbacher, page 118). Marya Hornbacher has experienced almost every possible
disorder. By the time she reached her teenage years , she had already battled drug addiction, bulimia
and anorexia, alcoholism, and cutting. In addition, she would have sporadic mood changes; she would
literally run around hyper and fully charged, impulsively saying things that she knew didn t make
sense. This was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She had also developed a quick wit and self deprecating humor, that comes across in her writing.
Upon finding out that she had been suffering from bipolar disorder, Marya, initially, had a very
simplistic view of the disease. She thought , that like any other illness, if you take medicine for it, you
re cured. However, manic bipolar disorder always needs to be under control., and medicine or electric
shock therapy is the only way it can be controlled. Marya had a hard time following her doctors
orders. He prescribed mood stabilizers and sleep and warned her not to drink . Instead, she mixed
different medicines together and drank heavily when taking them. I still haven t made the connection
between my drinking and the maniacal swings of my mood. I don t see the chaos around me as moods.
I see it as a chaotic life that I m simply too weak to manage well (Hornbacher, p.105) Living with a
person who has bipolar can be very overwhelming and unpredictable. Not knowing when the person is
going to have an episode is very stressful. However, learning what triggers the mania is helpful when
dealing with them. I believe it was Marya s husband, Jeff, who really saved her from herself in the
end. He completely took over the role of both husband and wife when she went into these episodes.
He became the sole breadwinner while also being the caregiver. While being hospitalized for her
depression, he made sure to
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Kant s Ethical Theory Of Ethics
According to MacKinnon Fiala (2015), Kant s ethical theory is a deontological theory. A deontology
theory is based on duties, obligations, and rights (p. 111). The focus of this essay is how Kant uses the
Categorical Imperative to explain the nature of ethics.
Immanuel Kant s basic moral principle the Categorical Imperative states, I should never act except in
such a way that I can also will that my maxim should become a universal law (Giambusso, 2016, para.
2). His theory does not focus on the consequences of actions as the consequences have no part in
deontological ethics, but the imperative that a person must do what is morally right without exception.
One can use the Categorical Imperative as a formula to test if an action is morally right or wrong, and
if done correctly the result will be the same for everyone. So, no one has to tell you what is right or
wrong because when you use the formula correctly you can see for yourself what the correct ethical
action is no matter the situation. Kant s example to explain the idea is lying to get out of a problematic
situation. If one can substitute a certain situation for a rule of action (the maxim), and then can make
this rule of action the universal rule, the rule for everyone to follow and the rule does not lead to a
contradiction, then and only then is the action morally right. For example: The situation: If I lie, I can
get out of this problematic situation. The maxim (the rule of action): It is okay to lie to get
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According to MacKinnon Fiala (2015), Kant s ethical theory is a deontological theory. A deontology
theory is based on duties, obligations, and rights (p. 111). The focus of this essay is how Kant uses the
Categorical Imperative to explain the nature of ethics.
Immanuel Kant s basic moral principle the Categorical Imperative states, I should never act except in
such a way that I can also will that my maxim should become a universal law (Giambusso, 2016, para.
2). His theory does not focus on the consequences of actions as the consequences have no part in
deontological ethics, but the imperative that a person must do what is morally right without exception.
One can use the Categorical Imperative as a formula to test if an action is morally right or wrong, and
if done correctly the result will be the same for everyone. So, no one has to tell you what is right or
wrong because when you use the formula correctly you can see for yourself what the correct ethical
action is no matter the situation. Kant s example to explain the idea is lying to get out of a problematic
situation. If one can substitute a certain situation for a rule of action (the maxim), and then can make
this rule of action the universal rule, the rule for everyone to follow and the rule does not lead to a
contradiction, then and only then is the action morally right. For example: The situation: If I lie, I can
get out of this problematic situation. The maxim (the rule of action): It is okay to lie to get
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Essay about Motivation for Work
Work is a positive thing for many people. To some people, it may be described as a place to escape
from the kids, or even a time consumption thing for a single or retired person, but most importantly it
is what we do in order to provide for our families and ourselves. Work is something that we all will
experience at one time or another during our lives. There are several reasons why a person goes to
work. These reasons can be better explained as work motivation . Work motivation can be defined as
the inner forces that make us work and want to work harder to achieve personal or organizational
goals (George Jones, 2005). There are two different types of motivation; intrinsic and extrinsic. When
personal goals motivate us, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, things like total accomplishment motivate Aberdeen s employees; they thrive on
bettering the work environment, learning new skills and getting to participate in group leadership.
You could say that the main difference between the Aberdeen and Green River plants have mostly to
do with which type of motivational reasoning each have. Aberdeen employees are motivated for
intrinsic reasons. They continue to work hard for the satisfaction of the entire company doing well, as
Green River employees do things for extrinsic reasons. They are only concerned with doing only what
it takes to make more money.
There are several different ways an employer can motivate their employee s: job design goals,
performance appraisal, pay, and career development. Job design is the process of envisioning and
defining specific work systems for a particular job, and deciding what techniques, procedures, and
equipment that it will take to do the job (George Jones, 2005). Job design plays an important role in
enhancing motivational levels in the workplace. It seems that if you can break jobs down individually
and make them simpler to understand do, then people are more apt to do them effectively. With this in
mind, I would like to recommend that Green River s management break their jobs down into steps to
help simplify and make for better production. Developing goals and teams, as well as teaching them to
share the
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Work is a positive thing for many people. To some people, it may be described as a place to escape
from the kids, or even a time consumption thing for a single or retired person, but most importantly it
is what we do in order to provide for our families and ourselves. Work is something that we all will
experience at one time or another during our lives. There are several reasons why a person goes to
work. These reasons can be better explained as work motivation . Work motivation can be defined as
the inner forces that make us work and want to work harder to achieve personal or organizational
goals (George Jones, 2005). There are two different types of motivation; intrinsic and extrinsic. When
personal goals motivate us, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, things like total accomplishment motivate Aberdeen s employees; they thrive on
bettering the work environment, learning new skills and getting to participate in group leadership.
You could say that the main difference between the Aberdeen and Green River plants have mostly to
do with which type of motivational reasoning each have. Aberdeen employees are motivated for
intrinsic reasons. They continue to work hard for the satisfaction of the entire company doing well, as
Green River employees do things for extrinsic reasons. They are only concerned with doing only what
it takes to make more money.
There are several different ways an employer can motivate their employee s: job design goals,
performance appraisal, pay, and career development. Job design is the process of envisioning and
defining specific work systems for a particular job, and deciding what techniques, procedures, and
equipment that it will take to do the job (George Jones, 2005). Job design plays an important role in
enhancing motivational levels in the workplace. It seems that if you can break jobs down individually
and make them simpler to understand do, then people are more apt to do them effectively. With this in
mind, I would like to recommend that Green River s management break their jobs down into steps to
help simplify and make for better production. Developing goals and teams, as well as teaching them to
share the
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Research Study On College Age Smokers
Qualitative Study Review
Ayalon Mauda
Bellevue University
Beti Thompson, Anne L. Thompson, Jennifer Hymer, and Susan Zbikowsi conducted and wrote the
study A Qualitative Study of Attitudes, Beliefs, and Practices Among 40 Undergraduate Smokers
published in the Journal of American College Healthy, 2007. This study had aimed discern more
information about the perspectives of college age smokers. Studies are done in subjugation of smokers
to understand what may influence this unhealthy behavior, as in all psychology: understanding the
root and trigger of a problem may bring the solution. This study has specifically focused on the
college age population of smokers in an aim to understand the cause and cessation of smoking
cigarettes. In result, the study has concluded that college age smokers are in their prime to be
influenced by their environment into either picking up smoking as a habit or putting it down. The
study had strong uses of qualitative questioning in the interviews, which allowed for adequate
descriptive responses to be taken. However, one of the weakness of this study would be the limited
sample size. The subjects in question of this study is the smoking habit of 40 undergraduates in
American universities. This is the observation of addiction to nicotine, a widely reported phenomenon
that affects the health of one billion people daily. (1) This study plans to provide more light into an
area of research that does not have a lot of
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Qualitative Study Review
Ayalon Mauda
Bellevue University
Beti Thompson, Anne L. Thompson, Jennifer Hymer, and Susan Zbikowsi conducted and wrote the
study A Qualitative Study of Attitudes, Beliefs, and Practices Among 40 Undergraduate Smokers
published in the Journal of American College Healthy, 2007. This study had aimed discern more
information about the perspectives of college age smokers. Studies are done in subjugation of smokers
to understand what may influence this unhealthy behavior, as in all psychology: understanding the
root and trigger of a problem may bring the solution. This study has specifically focused on the
college age population of smokers in an aim to understand the cause and cessation of smoking
cigarettes. In result, the study has concluded that college age smokers are in their prime to be
influenced by their environment into either picking up smoking as a habit or putting it down. The
study had strong uses of qualitative questioning in the interviews, which allowed for adequate
descriptive responses to be taken. However, one of the weakness of this study would be the limited
sample size. The subjects in question of this study is the smoking habit of 40 undergraduates in
American universities. This is the observation of addiction to nicotine, a widely reported phenomenon
that affects the health of one billion people daily. (1) This study plans to provide more light into an
area of research that does not have a lot of
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Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill Essay
There are many renewable and nonrenewable resources that are being harmed in this world. One
resource is oil. In 2010, there happened to be an explosion of oil in the Gulf Of Mexico which killed
11 people. 87 days after that happened, there was an estimate of 3.19 million barrels of oil leaked into
the gulf. There were many problems about the Gulf Of Mexico oil spill but solutions are being made
to help.
One problem that occurred was that there were concerns about public health on people coming into
direct contact with the oil. Therefore, fish that were in contact with the oil now have the substance on
them so when people catch and cook fish then people eat them, the oil from the fish is now inside the
person giving them the drawbacks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These chemicals are known to cause cancer. To recondition this issue, the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration monitors the levels of PAHs in the Gulf Coast seafood. It works with NOAA, the EPA,
and the state agencies to determine whether the fish are safe to open or whether it should be closed. It
must pass a smell test and chemical analysis in order to be reopened. Moreover, the fish couldn t be
sent to the market if it contained high levels of PAHs or if it emits an odor that associates with
petroleum or dispersants. As a result, people didn t need to worry about gaining cancer from fish since
they are being checked for plycyclic aromatic
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There are many renewable and nonrenewable resources that are being harmed in this world. One
resource is oil. In 2010, there happened to be an explosion of oil in the Gulf Of Mexico which killed
11 people. 87 days after that happened, there was an estimate of 3.19 million barrels of oil leaked into
the gulf. There were many problems about the Gulf Of Mexico oil spill but solutions are being made
to help.
One problem that occurred was that there were concerns about public health on people coming into
direct contact with the oil. Therefore, fish that were in contact with the oil now have the substance on
them so when people catch and cook fish then people eat them, the oil from the fish is now inside the
person giving them the drawbacks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These chemicals are known to cause cancer. To recondition this issue, the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration monitors the levels of PAHs in the Gulf Coast seafood. It works with NOAA, the EPA,
and the state agencies to determine whether the fish are safe to open or whether it should be closed. It
must pass a smell test and chemical analysis in order to be reopened. Moreover, the fish couldn t be
sent to the market if it contained high levels of PAHs or if it emits an odor that associates with
petroleum or dispersants. As a result, people didn t need to worry about gaining cancer from fish since
they are being checked for plycyclic aromatic
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Business Intelligence And Data Mining
COMP 1615: Business Intelligence and Data Mining
School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Student Name : Sushrit Laxman Moundekar
Student id : 000796184 Course Coordinator: Dr Ronan Cummins
Department of Computing and Information System
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 4
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 5
2.1 Business Intelligence for Retail in general 6
2.2 Business Intelligence beneficial for Retail 7
2.3 Advantages of using BI in retail 8
3. ERD/RELATIONAL SCHEMA 9
4. MOTIVATION FOR DATA MINING APPROACH 10
5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION 11
6. VISUALIZATION AND RESULTS 18
7. CONCLUSION 24
8. SELF ASSESMENT 25
9. BIBLIOGRAPHY 26
List of Figures
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This data can be used as a tool to not only focus on descriptive analysis and reporting but also on
predictive analysis to take more steps on delivering better performance and stronger bottom line. BI
refers to the skills, process, technologies and application used to support decision making and by using
this the organization can take appropriate steps towards enhancing the quality of product, quality of
service thus improving their profits and expanding their business.
Setting up a business in retail domain in a city like London would be very profiting as London witness
s large amount of tourists every day and as a result of which the sale of retail increases. In a city like
this irrespective of the competition there is lot of profit from which the company can benefit, the
company will always profit from this as customers are coming to the city on a regular basis. This
domain has extreme competition as a result of which more efforts should be taken to understand the
trend in which this particular business flows. London city is divided in various zones and also it has
lots of supermarkets where the sale of retail good is very high, so if such areas and such stores are
targeted where the sale of retail goods is high then the company can surely profit in retail sector.
COMP 1615: Business Intelligence and Data Mining
School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Student Name : Sushrit Laxman Moundekar
Student id : 000796184 Course Coordinator: Dr Ronan Cummins
Department of Computing and Information System
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 4
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 5
2.1 Business Intelligence for Retail in general 6
2.2 Business Intelligence beneficial for Retail 7
2.3 Advantages of using BI in retail 8
3. ERD/RELATIONAL SCHEMA 9
4. MOTIVATION FOR DATA MINING APPROACH 10
5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION 11
6. VISUALIZATION AND RESULTS 18
7. CONCLUSION 24
8. SELF ASSESMENT 25
9. BIBLIOGRAPHY 26
List of Figures
Figure 1 : ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This data can be used as a tool to not only focus on descriptive analysis and reporting but also on
predictive analysis to take more steps on delivering better performance and stronger bottom line. BI
refers to the skills, process, technologies and application used to support decision making and by using
this the organization can take appropriate steps towards enhancing the quality of product, quality of
service thus improving their profits and expanding their business.
Setting up a business in retail domain in a city like London would be very profiting as London witness
s large amount of tourists every day and as a result of which the sale of retail increases. In a city like
this irrespective of the competition there is lot of profit from which the company can benefit, the
company will always profit from this as customers are coming to the city on a regular basis. This
domain has extreme competition as a result of which more efforts should be taken to understand the
trend in which this particular business flows. London city is divided in various zones and also it has
lots of supermarkets where the sale of retail good is very high, so if such areas and such stores are
targeted where the sale of retail goods is high then the company can surely profit in retail sector.
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
The retail industry is considered to be one of the most diverse industries in the vertical industry arena.
The retail enterprise faces various challenges; challenges regarding
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The retail industry is considered to be one of the most diverse industries in the vertical industry arena.
The retail enterprise faces various challenges; challenges regarding
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Reminders Of Poverty Soon Forgotten Summary
Alexander Keyssar s
Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten
Amanda Collier
ENG/215
September 3, 2012
Bruce Massis
In this writing the classical principles of argumentation Ethos, Pathos, and Logos will be observed as
it is used in Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten by Alexander Keyssar. These arguments are used to
persuade the reader to think that the writer s ideas are the best ideas. Before going into whether or not
Keyssar used these principles in his writing, it is important to understand what each of the three
principles mean. In the principle of Ethos, or ethical appeal, it is used to persuade the audience or
reader of the authors creditability. The Merriam Webster dictionary describes Ethos ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keyssar used words such as poverty, and race to appeal to the reader s emotions. Saying that the
victims of Katrina had to endure things such as rape and violent treatments in the shelters made them
look like outsiders in their own country. An example of Ethos was used when Keyssar argued that
Americans mainly ignored the reality of the poor in New Orleans; with our land of SUVS and hedge
funds there is powerful news footage and major news magazines (such as the New York Times). He is
making the reader believe in his credibility because people believe in such sources, as they are
considered very credible. Logos principle is applied by discussing the FEMA (Federal Emergency
Management Agency) and their inability to respond effectively to the people after the storm. Keyssar
says that unlike the disasters, poverty is not technical and should be approached comprehensively.
This played on people s reasoning and logic. As a historian, Keyssar has taught and written about
poverty in the United States. He is highly respected because of his expertise. When he writes about the
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Alexander Keyssar s
Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten
Amanda Collier
ENG/215
September 3, 2012
Bruce Massis
In this writing the classical principles of argumentation Ethos, Pathos, and Logos will be observed as
it is used in Reminders of Poverty, Soon Forgotten by Alexander Keyssar. These arguments are used to
persuade the reader to think that the writer s ideas are the best ideas. Before going into whether or not
Keyssar used these principles in his writing, it is important to understand what each of the three
principles mean. In the principle of Ethos, or ethical appeal, it is used to persuade the audience or
reader of the authors creditability. The Merriam Webster dictionary describes Ethos ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keyssar used words such as poverty, and race to appeal to the reader s emotions. Saying that the
victims of Katrina had to endure things such as rape and violent treatments in the shelters made them
look like outsiders in their own country. An example of Ethos was used when Keyssar argued that
Americans mainly ignored the reality of the poor in New Orleans; with our land of SUVS and hedge
funds there is powerful news footage and major news magazines (such as the New York Times). He is
making the reader believe in his credibility because people believe in such sources, as they are
considered very credible. Logos principle is applied by discussing the FEMA (Federal Emergency
Management Agency) and their inability to respond effectively to the people after the storm. Keyssar
says that unlike the disasters, poverty is not technical and should be approached comprehensively.
This played on people s reasoning and logic. As a historian, Keyssar has taught and written about
poverty in the United States. He is highly respected because of his expertise. When he writes about the
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Theme Of Love In Ethan Frome
Ethan Frome was novel about a love story that could not be fulfilled, because the characters that are
having the secret love story are already married or about to be married. The theme that was shown the
most through the book was love. This theme was talked about a lot during the book with two of the
main characters. Between the three main characters one was the string through the whole novel and
that was Zeena. The way Ethan life turn out is because of the choices he has made he cause everything
that has happen to him. Everything can change with just one decision you make. The theme love was
shown when Ethan and the person, who lives in his house so she can help his sick wife with things she
needs to be done, falls in love with each other but they have to hide it from everybody. One day they
were walking home together and the book shows symbolism through what happens. In the book it
says, A dead cucumber vine dangled from the porch like the crape streamer tied to the door for a
death, and the thought flashed through Ethan s brain: If it was there for Zeena Then he had a distinct
sight of his wife lying in her bedroom asleep, her mouth slightly open, her false teeth in a tumbler by
the bed. (Wharton 21). The cucumber vine symbolised his wife being dead but she really was not dead
just sick. This helps with the theme because at first Ethan think him and Mattie can be together but
then realises his wife is still alive, The motif that help clarify the theme is
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Ethan Frome was novel about a love story that could not be fulfilled, because the characters that are
having the secret love story are already married or about to be married. The theme that was shown the
most through the book was love. This theme was talked about a lot during the book with two of the
main characters. Between the three main characters one was the string through the whole novel and
that was Zeena. The way Ethan life turn out is because of the choices he has made he cause everything
that has happen to him. Everything can change with just one decision you make. The theme love was
shown when Ethan and the person, who lives in his house so she can help his sick wife with things she
needs to be done, falls in love with each other but they have to hide it from everybody. One day they
were walking home together and the book shows symbolism through what happens. In the book it
says, A dead cucumber vine dangled from the porch like the crape streamer tied to the door for a
death, and the thought flashed through Ethan s brain: If it was there for Zeena Then he had a distinct
sight of his wife lying in her bedroom asleep, her mouth slightly open, her false teeth in a tumbler by
the bed. (Wharton 21). The cucumber vine symbolised his wife being dead but she really was not dead
just sick. This helps with the theme because at first Ethan think him and Mattie can be together but
then realises his wife is still alive, The motif that help clarify the theme is
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The New Right Essay
Starting during the 1970s, factions of American conservatives slowly came together to form a new and
more radical dissenting conservative movement, the New Right. The New Right was just as radical as
its liberal opposite, with agendas to increase government involvement beyond the established
conservative view of government s role. Although New Right politicians made admirable advances to
dissemble New Deal economic policies, the movement as a whole counters conservativism and the
ideologies that America was founded on. Although the New Right adopts conservative economic
ideologies, its social agenda weakened the conservative movement by focusing public attention to
social and cultural issues that have no place within the established Old ... Show more content on
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George Gilder stays true to Old Right s pure market position in his book Wealth and Poverty, where he
promoted uncurbed capitalism and pure free enterprise. He rejected all forms of welfare and
redistribution, arguing that current welfare and other subsidy programs substantially reduce work and
incurs bitter resistance of the real working class . Gilder strayed from establishment ideology when he
added a moral element to his position, citing monogamous heterosexual marriage as a requirement for
upward mobility. Gilder is an example of how New Right intellectuals borrowed Old Right economic
theory and then tainted it by adding elements of morality and traditionalism.
The Old Right also found common ground with Reagan s measures to deregulate business, however
many argued that he did not expand the policies enough. Reagan froze new regulations and ordered a
rollback of existing rules to decrease bureaucracy within federal regulation and public services but
failed to dismantle or privatize any federal programs. The push to privatize the Social Security system
is a central example of the New Right failing to fully dismantle New Deal liberalism. Libertarian
intellectual, J.D. Dorn, promoted privatization as a vital measure to keep the system free of political
influences and consistent with the principles of a free society . The Old Right supported Social
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Starting during the 1970s, factions of American conservatives slowly came together to form a new and
more radical dissenting conservative movement, the New Right. The New Right was just as radical as
its liberal opposite, with agendas to increase government involvement beyond the established
conservative view of government s role. Although New Right politicians made admirable advances to
dissemble New Deal economic policies, the movement as a whole counters conservativism and the
ideologies that America was founded on. Although the New Right adopts conservative economic
ideologies, its social agenda weakened the conservative movement by focusing public attention to
social and cultural issues that have no place within the established Old ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
George Gilder stays true to Old Right s pure market position in his book Wealth and Poverty, where he
promoted uncurbed capitalism and pure free enterprise. He rejected all forms of welfare and
redistribution, arguing that current welfare and other subsidy programs substantially reduce work and
incurs bitter resistance of the real working class . Gilder strayed from establishment ideology when he
added a moral element to his position, citing monogamous heterosexual marriage as a requirement for
upward mobility. Gilder is an example of how New Right intellectuals borrowed Old Right economic
theory and then tainted it by adding elements of morality and traditionalism.
The Old Right also found common ground with Reagan s measures to deregulate business, however
many argued that he did not expand the policies enough. Reagan froze new regulations and ordered a
rollback of existing rules to decrease bureaucracy within federal regulation and public services but
failed to dismantle or privatize any federal programs. The push to privatize the Social Security system
is a central example of the New Right failing to fully dismantle New Deal liberalism. Libertarian
intellectual, J.D. Dorn, promoted privatization as a vital measure to keep the system free of political
influences and consistent with the principles of a free society . The Old Right supported Social
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The Darcy Is A Man Of Good Standing
Fitzwilliam Darcy is a man of good standing. He is the master of Pemberley, a handsome estate in
Derbyshire near the town of Lambton and has a widely talked about income of £10,000 per year. He
inherited his fortune as well as co guardianship of his younger sister, Georgiana, when his father died.
Darcy was charged to take care of Georgiana along with his good natured cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Mr. Darcy is well liked by those who know him well; his sister adores him, and Colonel Fitzwilliam
knows him to be a good man. The housekeeper of Pemberley, Mrs. Reynolds, who has known Darcy
since he was four years old, has always known him to be exceedingly kind. Mr. Darcy s closest friend
is a gentleman by the name of Charles Bingley, who has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In public settings he withdraws into himself, and begins to seem rude and standoffish to others when it
is expected for him to do something that would cause him to step out of his comfort zone. He will try
to rationalize his behavior, and in doing so will often come of as cruel. When Bingley suggested that
Darcy might want to dance with a woman named Elizabeth Bennet, known as Lizzie by those closest
to her, Darcy claims that it would be improper to dance at an assembly may might see as being
beneath him, and goes as far as to say She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me; and I
am in no humour at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men. You
had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, for you are wasting your time with me (Austen,
2006, p. 216). Darcy insults Lizzie, but then several months later proposes to her, admitting that he
had been in love with her since almost the moment he first laid eyes on her. Upon Lizzie s harsh
refusal (Austen, 2006), Darcy knew that he would have to try to change his ways.
I believe that Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy can be diagnosed as having social anxiety disorder, although not
an extremely severe case. Darcy meets many of the symptoms of social phobia, including marked
anxiety in social situations, a fear that he will show symptoms of anxiety and damage his reputation,
social situations consistently
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Fitzwilliam Darcy is a man of good standing. He is the master of Pemberley, a handsome estate in
Derbyshire near the town of Lambton and has a widely talked about income of £10,000 per year. He
inherited his fortune as well as co guardianship of his younger sister, Georgiana, when his father died.
Darcy was charged to take care of Georgiana along with his good natured cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Mr. Darcy is well liked by those who know him well; his sister adores him, and Colonel Fitzwilliam
knows him to be a good man. The housekeeper of Pemberley, Mrs. Reynolds, who has known Darcy
since he was four years old, has always known him to be exceedingly kind. Mr. Darcy s closest friend
is a gentleman by the name of Charles Bingley, who has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In public settings he withdraws into himself, and begins to seem rude and standoffish to others when it
is expected for him to do something that would cause him to step out of his comfort zone. He will try
to rationalize his behavior, and in doing so will often come of as cruel. When Bingley suggested that
Darcy might want to dance with a woman named Elizabeth Bennet, known as Lizzie by those closest
to her, Darcy claims that it would be improper to dance at an assembly may might see as being
beneath him, and goes as far as to say She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me; and I
am in no humour at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men. You
had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, for you are wasting your time with me (Austen,
2006, p. 216). Darcy insults Lizzie, but then several months later proposes to her, admitting that he
had been in love with her since almost the moment he first laid eyes on her. Upon Lizzie s harsh
refusal (Austen, 2006), Darcy knew that he would have to try to change his ways.
I believe that Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy can be diagnosed as having social anxiety disorder, although not
an extremely severe case. Darcy meets many of the symptoms of social phobia, including marked
anxiety in social situations, a fear that he will show symptoms of anxiety and damage his reputation,
social situations consistently
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Gelatin Lab Report
Gelatin, due to the presence of unique amino acid sequences and multiple functional groups in its
structure has capability to crosslink by small molecules containing reactive functional groups to form
membrane like film. In recent years, numerous studies have been performed to cross linking of gelatin
with more desirable properties, such as minimize toxicity and easy preparing. One of best approach to
crosslink gelatin is using photo and inducing sensitive molecules to generate radicals in the system. In
this work, we used this procedure, so that irgacure 2959 used as photoactive radical initiator to
radicalize free amino groups ( NH2) of lysine, hydroxylysine and arginine. It should be noted that
because gelatin is an amphoteric polyelectrolyte ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pure gelatin film exhibited a broad and low intensity peak in the range of 6.2º to 9.8º which can
be assigned to the triple helix structure developed during film formation [26 28]. The low intensity as
well as the broadness of the peak confirm that the triple helix structure is not well organized.
Na+MMT showed a single peak at 2θ = 6.2º corresponding to a d spacing (001) of silicate layers of
1.51 nm. XRD pattern of nanocomposite alter significantly in compared with pure Na+MMT, so that
all of diffraction peaks move into lower angle, broadening, and also disappear, which indicates that
exfoliation or intercalation structures have been occurred. About intercalation state, the distance
between interlayer increases from 2 to 4.2 nm owing to the insertion of gelatin chains into the layers
of MMT. The absence of the diffraction peak specifies the exfoliation
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Gelatin, due to the presence of unique amino acid sequences and multiple functional groups in its
structure has capability to crosslink by small molecules containing reactive functional groups to form
membrane like film. In recent years, numerous studies have been performed to cross linking of gelatin
with more desirable properties, such as minimize toxicity and easy preparing. One of best approach to
crosslink gelatin is using photo and inducing sensitive molecules to generate radicals in the system. In
this work, we used this procedure, so that irgacure 2959 used as photoactive radical initiator to
radicalize free amino groups ( NH2) of lysine, hydroxylysine and arginine. It should be noted that
because gelatin is an amphoteric polyelectrolyte ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pure gelatin film exhibited a broad and low intensity peak in the range of 6.2º to 9.8º which can
be assigned to the triple helix structure developed during film formation [26 28]. The low intensity as
well as the broadness of the peak confirm that the triple helix structure is not well organized.
Na+MMT showed a single peak at 2θ = 6.2º corresponding to a d spacing (001) of silicate layers of
1.51 nm. XRD pattern of nanocomposite alter significantly in compared with pure Na+MMT, so that
all of diffraction peaks move into lower angle, broadening, and also disappear, which indicates that
exfoliation or intercalation structures have been occurred. About intercalation state, the distance
between interlayer increases from 2 to 4.2 nm owing to the insertion of gelatin chains into the layers
of MMT. The absence of the diffraction peak specifies the exfoliation
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New Community Corporation (NCC)
The NCC is one of the largest corporations in the United States which involves comprehensive
community development corporations. It is set to be the best environment for low income residents for
more than 45 years. The organization offers numerous services such as one stop resource center, early
childhood development, youth services, and many more. New Community Corporation abbreviated as
NCC was founded by William Linder, who was the messenger then came the young parish priest. The
agency opened up its first real estate development project in 1975 and followed up with senior
residences in the1980s and 1990s. The NCC has a mission which states to help inner city residents
improve the quality of their lives to reflect individual God given
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The NCC is one of the largest corporations in the United States which involves comprehensive
community development corporations. It is set to be the best environment for low income residents for
more than 45 years. The organization offers numerous services such as one stop resource center, early
childhood development, youth services, and many more. New Community Corporation abbreviated as
NCC was founded by William Linder, who was the messenger then came the young parish priest. The
agency opened up its first real estate development project in 1975 and followed up with senior
residences in the1980s and 1990s. The NCC has a mission which states to help inner city residents
improve the quality of their lives to reflect individual God given
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Similarities Between Bhutto And Catt
Both the Address by Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and and Carrie Chapman Catt s Address to the
Congress on Women s suffrage explain the importance of women s rights. Bhutto and Catt use similar
techniques to convey their message and convince the audience of its importance. Bhutto and Catt use
the persuasive techniques of pathos,and logos. Bhutto uses pathos to appeal to the audience s
emotions, where the daughters are more malnourished than the sons, for the daughters get to eat the
leftovers ( Bhutto). She offers real world examples about how society immorally treats women, while
using a depressing tone, making the reader feel sorrowful and compassionate for women. Catt used
pathos to make the audience feel compassion for women, when she asks, do you realize that... a
college president asking her janitor to give her a vote is overstraining the patience and driving women
to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It shows that even the most prestigious women are debased when it comes to political power. Bhutto
and Catt effectively used pathos to stimulate the audience s pity for women, and can connect their
grief to Bhutto and Catt s claim of gender equality. Bhutto and Catt also used logos as another way to
persuade the importance of women s rights. Bhutto used statistical information, comparing boys and
girls treatment in different countries, today two thirds of the world s illiterate population are women (
Bhutto). By the use of logos Bhutto proves her claim of the need of gender equality, and appeals to the
audience s reasoning. Catt uses logos by discussing the hypocrisy of the founding fathers, who left
Great Britain because of taxation without representation, yet did not mention women suffrage in the
constitution. For example, Our founding fathers declared that all americans shall be represented, yet
women are denied suffrage. Not one American has arisen to question their logic in 141 years ( Catt
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Both the Address by Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto and and Carrie Chapman Catt s Address to the
Congress on Women s suffrage explain the importance of women s rights. Bhutto and Catt use similar
techniques to convey their message and convince the audience of its importance. Bhutto and Catt use
the persuasive techniques of pathos,and logos. Bhutto uses pathos to appeal to the audience s
emotions, where the daughters are more malnourished than the sons, for the daughters get to eat the
leftovers ( Bhutto). She offers real world examples about how society immorally treats women, while
using a depressing tone, making the reader feel sorrowful and compassionate for women. Catt used
pathos to make the audience feel compassion for women, when she asks, do you realize that... a
college president asking her janitor to give her a vote is overstraining the patience and driving women
to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It shows that even the most prestigious women are debased when it comes to political power. Bhutto
and Catt effectively used pathos to stimulate the audience s pity for women, and can connect their
grief to Bhutto and Catt s claim of gender equality. Bhutto and Catt also used logos as another way to
persuade the importance of women s rights. Bhutto used statistical information, comparing boys and
girls treatment in different countries, today two thirds of the world s illiterate population are women (
Bhutto). By the use of logos Bhutto proves her claim of the need of gender equality, and appeals to the
audience s reasoning. Catt uses logos by discussing the hypocrisy of the founding fathers, who left
Great Britain because of taxation without representation, yet did not mention women suffrage in the
constitution. For example, Our founding fathers declared that all americans shall be represented, yet
women are denied suffrage. Not one American has arisen to question their logic in 141 years ( Catt
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Drown By Junot Diaz
In the book Drown by Junot Diaz has expressed a persons experience and environment impacts them
in a negative ways. Even the ones that help eachother throughout the way could also affect one in a
negative way.It will make one do things one might not want to do and doesnt notice because their in a
type of mood. They don t realize what their decisions are taking them the right path taking challenges
and overcoming them or go the wrong path to life trying to make things easy for you which means
doing things that are wrong.. In the beginning of my reading Yunior and Papi relationship wasn t so
close. Papi and Yunior were in the car together and Yunior was feeling car sick. In chapter Fiesta on
page 29 it stated when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Papi wrote saying he was coming for us and like an innocent, mami believed anything. she prepared a
party even lined up to have a goat there for slaughtering. she bought me and Rafe new clothes and
when he didn t show she sent everybody home. This says that Papi wrote a letter to them saying he
would go get them but he lied. Mami tried her best to have a welcome party when papi arrived. This
also proves that Papi affected the whole family. But the father doesn t seem to care at all. When Yunior
grows up he will probably try to be a better father to his children than his own children. Without his
father it also affects him to what kind of friends he has. Because he doesn t have a father advice.
Yunior shoplifts and sells drugs. His mother probably didn t notice because she was busy with work
and and payed more attention to her childrens needs like having food,shelter and good to go to school.
But not emotionally on how Yunior felt about Papi not there with him and Mami working all the time
for them.. Yunior could have a empty space in his heart because his family isnt complete. Ramon De
Las Casas (father) left Santo Domingo before his fourth birthday. Papi had been planning to leave for
months,hustling and borrowing from his friends or from anyone on page 163. This is saying thats his
father left him at a very young age. Yunior will live without fathers love. His father wanted to leave
and
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In the book Drown by Junot Diaz has expressed a persons experience and environment impacts them
in a negative ways. Even the ones that help eachother throughout the way could also affect one in a
negative way.It will make one do things one might not want to do and doesnt notice because their in a
type of mood. They don t realize what their decisions are taking them the right path taking challenges
and overcoming them or go the wrong path to life trying to make things easy for you which means
doing things that are wrong.. In the beginning of my reading Yunior and Papi relationship wasn t so
close. Papi and Yunior were in the car together and Yunior was feeling car sick. In chapter Fiesta on
page 29 it stated when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Papi wrote saying he was coming for us and like an innocent, mami believed anything. she prepared a
party even lined up to have a goat there for slaughtering. she bought me and Rafe new clothes and
when he didn t show she sent everybody home. This says that Papi wrote a letter to them saying he
would go get them but he lied. Mami tried her best to have a welcome party when papi arrived. This
also proves that Papi affected the whole family. But the father doesn t seem to care at all. When Yunior
grows up he will probably try to be a better father to his children than his own children. Without his
father it also affects him to what kind of friends he has. Because he doesn t have a father advice.
Yunior shoplifts and sells drugs. His mother probably didn t notice because she was busy with work
and and payed more attention to her childrens needs like having food,shelter and good to go to school.
But not emotionally on how Yunior felt about Papi not there with him and Mami working all the time
for them.. Yunior could have a empty space in his heart because his family isnt complete. Ramon De
Las Casas (father) left Santo Domingo before his fourth birthday. Papi had been planning to leave for
months,hustling and borrowing from his friends or from anyone on page 163. This is saying thats his
father left him at a very young age. Yunior will live without fathers love. His father wanted to leave
and
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Hnc Construction Assignment 1
Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994: The role of the client Using an agent If
you wish, you can appoint someone else to carry out your duties as a client. The CDM regulations
allow you to appoint an agent for this purpose. If you appoint an agent, you first have to ensure that
they are competent to carry out your duties as a client. This may involve making enquiries about their
previous track record, experience and management arrangements for carrying out these duties. If you
have decided someone will act as your agent a written declaration has to be sent to HSE by either you
or the agent. The declaration should: Explain the agent is acting on your behalf Include the name and
address of the person Making the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ensuring a suitable health and safety plan has been prepared before construction work begins Before
construction work starts you have to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that the principal plan.
You can ask your planning supervisor to advise you on whether the plan is suitable. They have to do
this if you request it. You are only expected to make a decision on whether the health and safety plan
is suitable from the information that is available at the start of the construction phase. Construction
(Design and Management) Regulations 1994: The role of the planning supervisor What are the
planning supervisor s duties under the CDM Regulations? You have the following duties under the
CDM Regulations: Ensure HSE is notified of the project. Ensure co operation between designers.
Ensure designers comply with their duties. Ensure a pre tender stage health and safety plan is
prepared. Advise the client when requested to do so. Ensure a health and safety file is prepared.
Notification of project to HSE You have to make sure that the HSE office local to where the
construction work is to take place is notified of the project if the construction work in it will last for 30
days or more or involve more than 500 person days. HSE Form 10 (rev), which can be obtained free
from any local HSE office, can
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Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 1994: The role of the client Using an agent If
you wish, you can appoint someone else to carry out your duties as a client. The CDM regulations
allow you to appoint an agent for this purpose. If you appoint an agent, you first have to ensure that
they are competent to carry out your duties as a client. This may involve making enquiries about their
previous track record, experience and management arrangements for carrying out these duties. If you
have decided someone will act as your agent a written declaration has to be sent to HSE by either you
or the agent. The declaration should: Explain the agent is acting on your behalf Include the name and
address of the person Making the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ensuring a suitable health and safety plan has been prepared before construction work begins Before
construction work starts you have to ensure so far as is reasonably practicable that the principal plan.
You can ask your planning supervisor to advise you on whether the plan is suitable. They have to do
this if you request it. You are only expected to make a decision on whether the health and safety plan
is suitable from the information that is available at the start of the construction phase. Construction
(Design and Management) Regulations 1994: The role of the planning supervisor What are the
planning supervisor s duties under the CDM Regulations? You have the following duties under the
CDM Regulations: Ensure HSE is notified of the project. Ensure co operation between designers.
Ensure designers comply with their duties. Ensure a pre tender stage health and safety plan is
prepared. Advise the client when requested to do so. Ensure a health and safety file is prepared.
Notification of project to HSE You have to make sure that the HSE office local to where the
construction work is to take place is notified of the project if the construction work in it will last for 30
days or more or involve more than 500 person days. HSE Form 10 (rev), which can be obtained free
from any local HSE office, can
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Piggy And Jack In William Golding s Lord Of The Flies
Piggy and Jack cannot get along because of their clashing, yet similar, types of intelligence. Piggy is
classified as the intelligent character, thinking everything through carefully and efficiently. Where
Jack is smart in a manipulative way, and gained power by persuading and tricking the boys on the
island to be their leader. Piggy s intelligence can be seen through his rational ideas. For example,
Piggy recommends to use the conch to control the boys: We can use this to call the others. Have a
meeting. They ll come when they hear us. The meeting that Piggy calls shows his desire to create a
civil environment on the island. Piggy has smart ideas that influenced everyone in a positive way.
Jack, however, has an opposite type of intelligence, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the start of the book, Piggy is described as a restricted character. He is limited by both physical
and mental confinements. At his first description, Piggy explains how he can t run, on account of (his)
asthma. (5) From this characteristic of Piggy, it limits his leadership. Most good leaders have no
restrictions, even from physical health; they are strong both physically and mentally. Piggy is also not
mentally cut out to be leader. When Jack is introduced, Piggy is described as being intimidated by this
uniformed superiority and the offhand authority in Merridew s voice. (13) Piggy is daunted by the
strong authority shown in others, which is not a quality a good leader possesses. Unlike Piggy, Jack
gained power at one point on the island, but like Piggy, he always lacked strong leadership. Jack is an
impulsive character, which is ultimately bad for everyone on the island. Given his crave for hunting, it
is easy to understand that Jack puts his main focus into killing, rather than surviving. Jack drew his
knife again with a flourish, (23) Jack has a compulsion to track down and kill that was swallowing
him up. (42) A good leader is confident and strong, and they think ahead, taking into account every
problem. Jack and Piggy both wanted a high position in the hierarchy, but ultimately both can not
reach that due to their lack of good leadership. This similarity sets the boys up
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Piggy and Jack cannot get along because of their clashing, yet similar, types of intelligence. Piggy is
classified as the intelligent character, thinking everything through carefully and efficiently. Where
Jack is smart in a manipulative way, and gained power by persuading and tricking the boys on the
island to be their leader. Piggy s intelligence can be seen through his rational ideas. For example,
Piggy recommends to use the conch to control the boys: We can use this to call the others. Have a
meeting. They ll come when they hear us. The meeting that Piggy calls shows his desire to create a
civil environment on the island. Piggy has smart ideas that influenced everyone in a positive way.
Jack, however, has an opposite type of intelligence, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the start of the book, Piggy is described as a restricted character. He is limited by both physical
and mental confinements. At his first description, Piggy explains how he can t run, on account of (his)
asthma. (5) From this characteristic of Piggy, it limits his leadership. Most good leaders have no
restrictions, even from physical health; they are strong both physically and mentally. Piggy is also not
mentally cut out to be leader. When Jack is introduced, Piggy is described as being intimidated by this
uniformed superiority and the offhand authority in Merridew s voice. (13) Piggy is daunted by the
strong authority shown in others, which is not a quality a good leader possesses. Unlike Piggy, Jack
gained power at one point on the island, but like Piggy, he always lacked strong leadership. Jack is an
impulsive character, which is ultimately bad for everyone on the island. Given his crave for hunting, it
is easy to understand that Jack puts his main focus into killing, rather than surviving. Jack drew his
knife again with a flourish, (23) Jack has a compulsion to track down and kill that was swallowing
him up. (42) A good leader is confident and strong, and they think ahead, taking into account every
problem. Jack and Piggy both wanted a high position in the hierarchy, but ultimately both can not
reach that due to their lack of good leadership. This similarity sets the boys up
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Aimee Horton
Abstract Aimee Horton and Malcolm Knowles were giants among lifelong learners and had many
similarities as well as several contrasts. Their passion was adult learning. Both spent their career
passionately facilitating learning for adults while achieving advanced degrees. The two scholars were
very similar in their desire that all adults wanted to and could learn. They saw a rapid ever changing
world and the need to adapt to ensure that adult learners was not left behind or taught like children.
They also had very pronounced contrasts in focus. Malcolm s concern was the adult learner regardless
of position or place in society, while Aimee focused on socialism and injustices. Aimee was a
minimalist writer while Malcom was very prolific. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His writings exude who he was as a person and how much he believed in the Adult Learner. As I
listened to him on the video, I could not write fast enough all the things he was saying or how much
he was inspiring me and then the video was over. While both videos were 25 minutes each, I wanted
to see more. Both scholars inspired me to understand more about the adult learner and to become self
reflective in my own style of learning. If I could come close to making an impact on my world as
either of these two giants did, I would be very satisfied. The first step of learning starts today!
References Bersch, G (2008). Conversations on lifelong learning: A series of conversations with
leaders in the field of adult continuing education. Aimee Horton [Video Series] The United States of
America. The University of Alaska Anchorage. Bersch, G (1994). Conversations on lifelong learning:
A series of conversations with leaders in the field of adult continuing education. Malcolm Knowles
[Video Series] The United States of America. The University of Alaska Anchorage. Knowles, M.
(1977). A history of the adult education movement in the United States: Includes adult education
institutions through 1976. Huntington, N.Y.: R. E. Krieger Pub. Knowles, M. (1975). Self directed
learning: A guide for learners and teachers. Chicago, IL: Follett Publishing
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Abstract Aimee Horton and Malcolm Knowles were giants among lifelong learners and had many
similarities as well as several contrasts. Their passion was adult learning. Both spent their career
passionately facilitating learning for adults while achieving advanced degrees. The two scholars were
very similar in their desire that all adults wanted to and could learn. They saw a rapid ever changing
world and the need to adapt to ensure that adult learners was not left behind or taught like children.
They also had very pronounced contrasts in focus. Malcolm s concern was the adult learner regardless
of position or place in society, while Aimee focused on socialism and injustices. Aimee was a
minimalist writer while Malcom was very prolific. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His writings exude who he was as a person and how much he believed in the Adult Learner. As I
listened to him on the video, I could not write fast enough all the things he was saying or how much
he was inspiring me and then the video was over. While both videos were 25 minutes each, I wanted
to see more. Both scholars inspired me to understand more about the adult learner and to become self
reflective in my own style of learning. If I could come close to making an impact on my world as
either of these two giants did, I would be very satisfied. The first step of learning starts today!
References Bersch, G (2008). Conversations on lifelong learning: A series of conversations with
leaders in the field of adult continuing education. Aimee Horton [Video Series] The United States of
America. The University of Alaska Anchorage. Bersch, G (1994). Conversations on lifelong learning:
A series of conversations with leaders in the field of adult continuing education. Malcolm Knowles
[Video Series] The United States of America. The University of Alaska Anchorage. Knowles, M.
(1977). A history of the adult education movement in the United States: Includes adult education
institutions through 1976. Huntington, N.Y.: R. E. Krieger Pub. Knowles, M. (1975). Self directed
learning: A guide for learners and teachers. Chicago, IL: Follett Publishing
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Personal Narrative On Uniforms
I woke up to a merciless beeping coming from dark corner. I quickly dressed in my Uniform, a black
short sleeved shirt, black, baggy cargo pants, and combat boots. From our joint bathroom I could see
the light on and glimpses of Echo s Caramel hair glimmering in the light. After the first 5 minutes of
the beeping Echo yelled, GET UP LILITH! YOU RE GONNA BE LATE TO BREAKFAST! She was
rewarded with some murmuring coming from Lilith as she pulled the pillow over her head. When it
became clear that she hadn t gotten up Echo exited the bathroom in an identical uniform except she
had a camo colored weapons belt which had sheaths with katar daggers. Her hair was done up and an
elegant braided bun. She stopped at the foot of Lilith s bed and said, ... Show more content on
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She had an athlete s build and medium length, ombre hair. You must be the new student. I m Howl...
because I m loud. I ll be the teacher. I expect you to experiment and at the end of class choose a
weapon. Experiment around. By the end of class, I did have a weapon. Throwing knives. Next period I
had languages. I only know English and Mandarin. I m expected to know 6 by the end of this month.
This class is taught by a man with a strange accent speaking entirely in French for the day. We re
supposed to be asking questions about foods in French but most of my questions are What does that
mean? Afterwards we head to Spying. An average looking man comes to the front of the class and
says, The difference between Spying techniques and stealth is that stealth may be a part of spying
techniques but spying techniques is more about fitting in with the crowd rather than hiding. Today we
ll go out to town and try to fit in. If I m able to spot you in under 15 minutes you lose. The last one to
be found wins a box of oreos. I was spotted in 3 minutes. Then I went to stealth which I was
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I woke up to a merciless beeping coming from dark corner. I quickly dressed in my Uniform, a black
short sleeved shirt, black, baggy cargo pants, and combat boots. From our joint bathroom I could see
the light on and glimpses of Echo s Caramel hair glimmering in the light. After the first 5 minutes of
the beeping Echo yelled, GET UP LILITH! YOU RE GONNA BE LATE TO BREAKFAST! She was
rewarded with some murmuring coming from Lilith as she pulled the pillow over her head. When it
became clear that she hadn t gotten up Echo exited the bathroom in an identical uniform except she
had a camo colored weapons belt which had sheaths with katar daggers. Her hair was done up and an
elegant braided bun. She stopped at the foot of Lilith s bed and said, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
She had an athlete s build and medium length, ombre hair. You must be the new student. I m Howl...
because I m loud. I ll be the teacher. I expect you to experiment and at the end of class choose a
weapon. Experiment around. By the end of class, I did have a weapon. Throwing knives. Next period I
had languages. I only know English and Mandarin. I m expected to know 6 by the end of this month.
This class is taught by a man with a strange accent speaking entirely in French for the day. We re
supposed to be asking questions about foods in French but most of my questions are What does that
mean? Afterwards we head to Spying. An average looking man comes to the front of the class and
says, The difference between Spying techniques and stealth is that stealth may be a part of spying
techniques but spying techniques is more about fitting in with the crowd rather than hiding. Today we
ll go out to town and try to fit in. If I m able to spot you in under 15 minutes you lose. The last one to
be found wins a box of oreos. I was spotted in 3 minutes. Then I went to stealth which I was
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Testosterone And Estrogen Research Paper
When an individual comes out as homosexual or bisexual, they most likely hear the words well that s
your choice. But for any one person who actually is homosexual, they know it s not a choice. So what
makes us this way? The answers are small chemicals that control our very lives. These chemicals are
the Androgens, Testosterone and Estrogen.
Testosterone and Estrogen are the male and female hormones that control how either gender develops.
Between weeks 8 and 14 of fetal development, before the fetus s sex is determined, tiny fetal ovaries
(which may turn into testes depending on the chromosome factor) and adrenal glands release the
embryo s own supply of androgens. These chemicals then cause chain reactions in the body, spurring
the growth of the genitals (determined by chromosomes), causing major growth in brain regions and
impactful change in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When we feel attracted to an individual, we like the chemical balance or imbalance they possess.
Sexuality is also controlled by these chemicals. Estrogen and testosterone determine the gender an
individual is attracted to. But of course, there is a significant difference between sex and gender, both
affected by androgens. The gender that a person may feel can be changed by the levels of their
androgens. Their chromosomes may say one gender, but their brain says another.This all boils down to
evolution. Beauty, attraction, and sexuality is all part of Natural Selection. Humans with better genes
appear beautiful, saying I am healthy, I have good genes. However, this is futile, humans are no longer
physically evolving. We are in an age where we should value brains and productivity over beauty and
sex appeal. This is the remnants of the old vomeronasal organ that identifies other pheromones and
hormones in potential partners. These chemicals, among others, control our very
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When an individual comes out as homosexual or bisexual, they most likely hear the words well that s
your choice. But for any one person who actually is homosexual, they know it s not a choice. So what
makes us this way? The answers are small chemicals that control our very lives. These chemicals are
the Androgens, Testosterone and Estrogen.
Testosterone and Estrogen are the male and female hormones that control how either gender develops.
Between weeks 8 and 14 of fetal development, before the fetus s sex is determined, tiny fetal ovaries
(which may turn into testes depending on the chromosome factor) and adrenal glands release the
embryo s own supply of androgens. These chemicals then cause chain reactions in the body, spurring
the growth of the genitals (determined by chromosomes), causing major growth in brain regions and
impactful change in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When we feel attracted to an individual, we like the chemical balance or imbalance they possess.
Sexuality is also controlled by these chemicals. Estrogen and testosterone determine the gender an
individual is attracted to. But of course, there is a significant difference between sex and gender, both
affected by androgens. The gender that a person may feel can be changed by the levels of their
androgens. Their chromosomes may say one gender, but their brain says another.This all boils down to
evolution. Beauty, attraction, and sexuality is all part of Natural Selection. Humans with better genes
appear beautiful, saying I am healthy, I have good genes. However, this is futile, humans are no longer
physically evolving. We are in an age where we should value brains and productivity over beauty and
sex appeal. This is the remnants of the old vomeronasal organ that identifies other pheromones and
hormones in potential partners. These chemicals, among others, control our very
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Transactional Leadership Style Analysis
After reading the required text I realized I have a lot of traits similar to a transactional leader. Under
this leadership I lean more towards a constructive leader than a corrective leader. With the stated facts
would mean that I would fall under contingent reward leadership style. I try to be a leader who
empowers rather than micromanages. I also believe that members should own a portion of the goal so
they are aware of the value of their contribution. My goal is to equip others with the knowledge to
confidently complete their job. I also understand that being one type of leader doesn t mean that you
can t cross into other types of leadership styles. My style is setting a goal and expressing my
expectations. If the goal isn t met I try to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
After reading the required text I realized I have a lot of traits similar to a transactional leader. Under
this leadership I lean more towards a constructive leader than a corrective leader. With the stated facts
would mean that I would fall under contingent reward leadership style. I try to be a leader who
empowers rather than micromanages. I also believe that members should own a portion of the goal so
they are aware of the value of their contribution. My goal is to equip others with the knowledge to
confidently complete their job. I also understand that being one type of leader doesn t mean that you
can t cross into other types of leadership styles. My style is setting a goal and expressing my
expectations. If the goal isn t met I try to
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Facility Planning Part Ii Essay
Facility Planning Part II
HCS 446
Facility Planning Part II
Introduction
Development and growing a facility takes much time and contemplation with respect to regulatory
requirements, budgets, planning and development of the building and the interior design of the
building. Making certain code requirements are met which is usually to help the architect and
contractor. Many matters must be well thought out during the preliminary design created by the
stakeholders in the blueprint. Color collections used, which are satisfying physically and
psychologically as well as noise reduction must be reflected when planning the facility. Equipment
and electronic items must be determined upon prior to construction of the facility. Cost ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, they should also offer security and safety.
And finally, they should be sustainable since they impact greatly on environment and are big
consumers of water and energy. The designs must therefore ensure that they follow the regulations and
all equipment and machines used should not violate the set codes and standards.
Color selection implications and noise issues
The color of a health care facility is important to the wellbeing and therefore the health of patients.
According to Carr (2010), the colors should be calming and well coordinated to achieve the best
mental state and mood of patients and to create a cohesive atmosphere helpful to their recovery. If the
colors are not tranquil, they may disturb the wellbeing of patients and even become threatening to
their recovery. Noises in a hospital should be kept to a minimal to allow patients enough time to rest
undisturbed and to make them feel secure. Privacy is also important and facilities should ensure they
protect patients information in the course of giving care.
List of the type of equipment needed
Outpatient facilities require certain equipment and electronic items. These items include, but are not
limited to:
These include room dividers, X ray machine, laboratory kits and products, heating and ventilation,
sinks, examination beds, vital assessment equipment such as blood pressure monitors, stethoscopes,
thermometers,
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Facility Planning Part II
HCS 446
Facility Planning Part II
Introduction
Development and growing a facility takes much time and contemplation with respect to regulatory
requirements, budgets, planning and development of the building and the interior design of the
building. Making certain code requirements are met which is usually to help the architect and
contractor. Many matters must be well thought out during the preliminary design created by the
stakeholders in the blueprint. Color collections used, which are satisfying physically and
psychologically as well as noise reduction must be reflected when planning the facility. Equipment
and electronic items must be determined upon prior to construction of the facility. Cost ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, they should also offer security and safety.
And finally, they should be sustainable since they impact greatly on environment and are big
consumers of water and energy. The designs must therefore ensure that they follow the regulations and
all equipment and machines used should not violate the set codes and standards.
Color selection implications and noise issues
The color of a health care facility is important to the wellbeing and therefore the health of patients.
According to Carr (2010), the colors should be calming and well coordinated to achieve the best
mental state and mood of patients and to create a cohesive atmosphere helpful to their recovery. If the
colors are not tranquil, they may disturb the wellbeing of patients and even become threatening to
their recovery. Noises in a hospital should be kept to a minimal to allow patients enough time to rest
undisturbed and to make them feel secure. Privacy is also important and facilities should ensure they
protect patients information in the course of giving care.
List of the type of equipment needed
Outpatient facilities require certain equipment and electronic items. These items include, but are not
limited to:
These include room dividers, X ray machine, laboratory kits and products, heating and ventilation,
sinks, examination beds, vital assessment equipment such as blood pressure monitors, stethoscopes,
thermometers,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Kings Pharmacy Leadership Style Case Study
Kings Pharmacy Leadership Style
Garsha Bedward
Palm Beach State College
Kings Pharmacy Leadership Style
Kings Pharmacy is located in Boynton Beach Florida and has been in business for over fifteen years.
As a third generation pharmacist, Michael Corbin the owner and his family have been providing
excellent patient service since nineteen twenty two. Michael Corbin is a third generation pharmacist,
beginning work with his grandfather and father in New York. He gained extensive experience in the
ownership and management of retail pharmacy. Michael graduated from the University of Florida,
College of Pharmacy, and started his career at Florida Medical Center. He specialized in compounding
oncology and intravenous medication. Michael then moved to retail pharmacy and opened the first of
three stores on Long Island, NY, where he compounded and filled regular retail prescriptions
successfully for over a decade. Michael then moved to Florida to become the Director of Pharmacy for
a forty store chain.
In January of two thousand and eleven, Erin Blood joined Kings Pharmacy in Boynton Beach, FL.
Erin and Michael Corbin has expanded their services to include Compounding Pharmacy. Together
Erin and Michael can now provide extensive custom compounding in many areas of practice. Some
examples are: Bio identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT), veterinary, pediatric,
dermatological and adult products of various dosage forms, such as suppositories, ointments, gels,
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Kings Pharmacy Leadership Style
Garsha Bedward
Palm Beach State College
Kings Pharmacy Leadership Style
Kings Pharmacy is located in Boynton Beach Florida and has been in business for over fifteen years.
As a third generation pharmacist, Michael Corbin the owner and his family have been providing
excellent patient service since nineteen twenty two. Michael Corbin is a third generation pharmacist,
beginning work with his grandfather and father in New York. He gained extensive experience in the
ownership and management of retail pharmacy. Michael graduated from the University of Florida,
College of Pharmacy, and started his career at Florida Medical Center. He specialized in compounding
oncology and intravenous medication. Michael then moved to retail pharmacy and opened the first of
three stores on Long Island, NY, where he compounded and filled regular retail prescriptions
successfully for over a decade. Michael then moved to Florida to become the Director of Pharmacy for
a forty store chain.
In January of two thousand and eleven, Erin Blood joined Kings Pharmacy in Boynton Beach, FL.
Erin and Michael Corbin has expanded their services to include Compounding Pharmacy. Together
Erin and Michael can now provide extensive custom compounding in many areas of practice. Some
examples are: Bio identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT), veterinary, pediatric,
dermatological and adult products of various dosage forms, such as suppositories, ointments, gels,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ambassadors Character Analysis
The next character, Ambassador Louis Sears uses two SOF imperatives in complete contrast of their
definition throughout his role as Ambassador to Sarkhan. The first imperative is understanding the
operational environment and the second imperative is recognize political implications. However, I will
tie in the National Committees mistakes in selecting Ambassadors, which contrast the imperative
consider long term effects. Ambassador Louis Sears had served as a Democratic Senator for 18 years
and expected tenure in a federal Judgeship upon his departure. That desire solidified his actions as
Ambassador. Consequently, he is careless of his roles, politically unfocused, and self driven only for
personal gains. Most Sarkhanese saw him as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Homer quickly displayed his understanding for the operational environment. For instance, he
immerses into the country and culture after he s given an assignment from Ambassador McWhite to
develop a water pump for the Sarkhanese people. He persevered through design challenges and was
able to identified critical components found within Sarkhan. This allowed him to invent and develop a
self sufficient pump that the Sarkhanese could build and run themselves. In a like manor, I compare
Homers intentions to a Confucius quote, Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to
fish and feed him for a life time. Homer was dedicated to providing the solution but understood it to
be a temporary fix if he did all the work. He knew that teaching the Sarkhanese how to construct the
pump on their own, would empower them to self sustain. He also understood that the Asian culture
wasn t the type to accept handouts. Homer displays this awareness by operating through and with
village headmen civil society leader and their chosen mechanic Jeepo, to introduce and construct the
water pump. Those simple courtesies provide solid evidence that Homer was aware of his operational
environment, which assisted him in working with and through others. Furthermore, Homer displayed
this while fostering his relationship between the village elders and Jeepo by maintaining confidents in
Jeepo s ability to solve the water pump efficiency issue. As a result, Homers actions rehabilitated the
American image and assisted in the water pumps acceptance. In the end, Homer empowered Jeepo and
the villagers to build water pumps for their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The next character, Ambassador Louis Sears uses two SOF imperatives in complete contrast of their
definition throughout his role as Ambassador to Sarkhan. The first imperative is understanding the
operational environment and the second imperative is recognize political implications. However, I will
tie in the National Committees mistakes in selecting Ambassadors, which contrast the imperative
consider long term effects. Ambassador Louis Sears had served as a Democratic Senator for 18 years
and expected tenure in a federal Judgeship upon his departure. That desire solidified his actions as
Ambassador. Consequently, he is careless of his roles, politically unfocused, and self driven only for
personal gains. Most Sarkhanese saw him as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Homer quickly displayed his understanding for the operational environment. For instance, he
immerses into the country and culture after he s given an assignment from Ambassador McWhite to
develop a water pump for the Sarkhanese people. He persevered through design challenges and was
able to identified critical components found within Sarkhan. This allowed him to invent and develop a
self sufficient pump that the Sarkhanese could build and run themselves. In a like manor, I compare
Homers intentions to a Confucius quote, Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to
fish and feed him for a life time. Homer was dedicated to providing the solution but understood it to
be a temporary fix if he did all the work. He knew that teaching the Sarkhanese how to construct the
pump on their own, would empower them to self sustain. He also understood that the Asian culture
wasn t the type to accept handouts. Homer displays this awareness by operating through and with
village headmen civil society leader and their chosen mechanic Jeepo, to introduce and construct the
water pump. Those simple courtesies provide solid evidence that Homer was aware of his operational
environment, which assisted him in working with and through others. Furthermore, Homer displayed
this while fostering his relationship between the village elders and Jeepo by maintaining confidents in
Jeepo s ability to solve the water pump efficiency issue. As a result, Homers actions rehabilitated the
American image and assisted in the water pumps acceptance. In the end, Homer empowered Jeepo and
the villagers to build water pumps for their
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Trust And Legitimacy In Law Enforcement
Pillar one references to building a bridge which joins the community and law enforcement together.
Building trust and legitimacy between police and citizen play a fundamental role in the law
enforcement agencies as well as the communities they serve. Many studies have shown and proven
that people/citizens will uphold the law/s of the country when the ones who have the authority to
enforce the law are proven to be legitimate. Law enforcement officer will not gain the trust of the
people/ community if they are view as controlling and corrupted. The community on a whole wish for
a guardian rather than a warrior within the police force. The mindset of all police officer should be to
gain the trust and legitimacy within their community. To build ... Show more content on
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In order to install a stable baseline for law enforcement agencies in this field, the U.S. DOJ
(Department of Justice) should establish national standards for the research and development of new
technology including auditory, visual, and biometric data, less than lethal technology, and the
development of segregated radio spectrum such as FirstNet. These standards should also address
compatibility, interoperability, and implementation needs both within local law enforcement agencies
and across agencies and jurisdictions and should maintain civil and human rights protections. Law
enforcement implementation of technology should be designed considering local needs and aligned
with these national standards. Finally, law enforcement agencies should adopt model policies and best
practices for technology based community engagement that increases community trust and
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Pillar one references to building a bridge which joins the community and law enforcement together.
Building trust and legitimacy between police and citizen play a fundamental role in the law
enforcement agencies as well as the communities they serve. Many studies have shown and proven
that people/citizens will uphold the law/s of the country when the ones who have the authority to
enforce the law are proven to be legitimate. Law enforcement officer will not gain the trust of the
people/ community if they are view as controlling and corrupted. The community on a whole wish for
a guardian rather than a warrior within the police force. The mindset of all police officer should be to
gain the trust and legitimacy within their community. To build ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In order to install a stable baseline for law enforcement agencies in this field, the U.S. DOJ
(Department of Justice) should establish national standards for the research and development of new
technology including auditory, visual, and biometric data, less than lethal technology, and the
development of segregated radio spectrum such as FirstNet. These standards should also address
compatibility, interoperability, and implementation needs both within local law enforcement agencies
and across agencies and jurisdictions and should maintain civil and human rights protections. Law
enforcement implementation of technology should be designed considering local needs and aligned
with these national standards. Finally, law enforcement agencies should adopt model policies and best
practices for technology based community engagement that increases community trust and
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Sophie Scholl
Sophie Scholl was brought up as a Lutheran Christian and then later joined a Nazi organization, which
she initially enjoyed and had received a promotion, but however, became uneasy when her conscience
being Christian did not line up with the creeping Nazi philosophy of the organization. In 1935, Hitler
passed the rules Nuremburg laws which discriminated Jew s, which banned them from going to many
public places and prohibited them from joining groups that Sophie was in, which made her upset and
more critical to Nazi Germany. In 1937, her brothers and a few of her friends were arrested for being a
part of a German Youth Movement which reinforced her hostility to the Nazis. Later in 1942 her father
was sent to prison after referring to Hitler as God s Scourge. In that same year a non violent anti Nazi
resistance group was formed by her brother Hans Scholl and a few friends. They created eight anti
Nazi pamphlets and they distributed them around the city. They also painted anti Nazi slogans on
buildings in Munich. On February 18, 1943, Sophie and other members of the White Rose ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Mark 8 34 38, it reads: Then he called the crowd to him along with his disciples and said: Whoever
wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. For whoever
wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me and for the gospel will save it.
What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give
in exchange for their soul? If anyone is ashamed of me and my words in this adulterous and sinful
generation, the Son of Man will be ashamed of them when he comes in his Father s glory with the
holy angels. This
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sophie Scholl was brought up as a Lutheran Christian and then later joined a Nazi organization, which
she initially enjoyed and had received a promotion, but however, became uneasy when her conscience
being Christian did not line up with the creeping Nazi philosophy of the organization. In 1935, Hitler
passed the rules Nuremburg laws which discriminated Jew s, which banned them from going to many
public places and prohibited them from joining groups that Sophie was in, which made her upset and
more critical to Nazi Germany. In 1937, her brothers and a few of her friends were arrested for being a
part of a German Youth Movement which reinforced her hostility to the Nazis. Later in 1942 her father
was sent to prison after referring to Hitler as God s Scourge. In that same year a non violent anti Nazi
resistance group was formed by her brother Hans Scholl and a few friends. They created eight anti
Nazi pamphlets and they distributed them around the city. They also painted anti Nazi slogans on
buildings in Munich. On February 18, 1943, Sophie and other members of the White Rose ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Mark 8 34 38, it reads: Then he called the crowd to him along with his disciples and said: Whoever
wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. For whoever
wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me and for the gospel will save it.
What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul? Or what can anyone give
in exchange for their soul? If anyone is ashamed of me and my words in this adulterous and sinful
generation, the Son of Man will be ashamed of them when he comes in his Father s glory with the
holy angels. This
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The Importance Of Stereotyping In Society
A stereotype is a way to determine where a person or thing falls in the realm of life. Stereotyping is a
natural part of life and it actually does have a meaning in reality. It allows a person s mind to work
properly and for the human brain to be able to recognize, process, store and then recall the information
when needed. Stereotyping is a big problem in society. It labels a person about how they should live or
act according to their sex, race, and personality. In all work forces it is a law to not discriminate
against employees or other people in the facility. It can also be used in racial, political, religious, and
many more ways. Stereotyping in a racial way is judging people by the color of their skin, where they
come from, or the language they speak. Stereotyping can be a big issue in many professional
businesses and environments. It can affect people s lives and the way of doing things. Stereotypes also
are creating a false idea of how people interact with other individuals. Many of the stereotypes
children receive are through media. People should be careful when stereotyping or just keep their
thoughts to themselves. Stereotyping will never go away because it helps humans to process
information about things and people.
A stereotype is a way to determine where a person or thing fits in the realm of life. Stereotyping is a
natural part of life and it actually does have a meaning in reality. It allows a person s mind to work
properly, and for the human brain to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A stereotype is a way to determine where a person or thing falls in the realm of life. Stereotyping is a
natural part of life and it actually does have a meaning in reality. It allows a person s mind to work
properly and for the human brain to be able to recognize, process, store and then recall the information
when needed. Stereotyping is a big problem in society. It labels a person about how they should live or
act according to their sex, race, and personality. In all work forces it is a law to not discriminate
against employees or other people in the facility. It can also be used in racial, political, religious, and
many more ways. Stereotyping in a racial way is judging people by the color of their skin, where they
come from, or the language they speak. Stereotyping can be a big issue in many professional
businesses and environments. It can affect people s lives and the way of doing things. Stereotypes also
are creating a false idea of how people interact with other individuals. Many of the stereotypes
children receive are through media. People should be careful when stereotyping or just keep their
thoughts to themselves. Stereotyping will never go away because it helps humans to process
information about things and people.
A stereotype is a way to determine where a person or thing fits in the realm of life. Stereotyping is a
natural part of life and it actually does have a meaning in reality. It allows a person s mind to work
properly, and for the human brain to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Berlin Conference Of 1885 Sought To Regulate European
The Berlin Conference of 1885 sought to regulate European colonization and trade in Africa and was
how the European powers avoided conflict between one another over African resources. This meeting
of European powers is referred to as the beginning of the scramble for Africa. No African could have
expected what was to come post 1855. The aggression and exploitation that followed, described
vividly in Heart of Darkness, has now adapted into more humane mechanisms due to criticism against
brutality in the nineteenth century. Today, the imperialism Africa faces is hidden behind government
sanctions, lies about cooperation and reciprocal benefits instead of mass killings. Although the degree
of exploitation is similar, the manner in which China ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The actions of Kurtz and other Europeans are extremely similar to actions taken today in regard to
their untamed greed. Like the Europeans, India and China have no consideration for the people
already inhabiting the area and are establishing complete dominance over Africa. However, in current
times, there is less blatant aggression and much of the invasive actions are hidden behind false
cooperation. Today, China attempts to lawfully purloin African resources with an extremely self
promotional strategy. The country aims to maintain access to Africa s sought after natural resources,
regardless of the detrimental consequences for Africa. Some argue that the increase in exporting that
China creates will help Africa s economy develop, however these specific resources can hurt the
economy long term. This is seen in examples such as Nigeria and Angola, Sub Saharan Africa s two
largest oil exporters. Oil and mining are not labor intensive industries, therefore while these natural
deposits may create impressive growth figures, they do not translate into widespread job creation. In
fact, an economy solely based upon large oil and mineral reserves distorts the local currency. The
prices of other exports then increase and it makes them hard to sell overseas, a phenomenon labeled
the Dutch disease. Without careful management, something China has not provided, the oil and
mineral revenue will
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Berlin Conference of 1885 sought to regulate European colonization and trade in Africa and was
how the European powers avoided conflict between one another over African resources. This meeting
of European powers is referred to as the beginning of the scramble for Africa. No African could have
expected what was to come post 1855. The aggression and exploitation that followed, described
vividly in Heart of Darkness, has now adapted into more humane mechanisms due to criticism against
brutality in the nineteenth century. Today, the imperialism Africa faces is hidden behind government
sanctions, lies about cooperation and reciprocal benefits instead of mass killings. Although the degree
of exploitation is similar, the manner in which China ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The actions of Kurtz and other Europeans are extremely similar to actions taken today in regard to
their untamed greed. Like the Europeans, India and China have no consideration for the people
already inhabiting the area and are establishing complete dominance over Africa. However, in current
times, there is less blatant aggression and much of the invasive actions are hidden behind false
cooperation. Today, China attempts to lawfully purloin African resources with an extremely self
promotional strategy. The country aims to maintain access to Africa s sought after natural resources,
regardless of the detrimental consequences for Africa. Some argue that the increase in exporting that
China creates will help Africa s economy develop, however these specific resources can hurt the
economy long term. This is seen in examples such as Nigeria and Angola, Sub Saharan Africa s two
largest oil exporters. Oil and mining are not labor intensive industries, therefore while these natural
deposits may create impressive growth figures, they do not translate into widespread job creation. In
fact, an economy solely based upon large oil and mineral reserves distorts the local currency. The
prices of other exports then increase and it makes them hard to sell overseas, a phenomenon labeled
the Dutch disease. Without careful management, something China has not provided, the oil and
mineral revenue will
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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