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Albatross Research Paper
Albatross secrets for energy efficient long distance flying An albatross crosses thousands of kilometres
of ocean during a single foraging trip. Once airborne the albatross does not flap its wings and expends
almost no energy through muscle use. For many years scientists have wondered how the energy
requirement for this foraging strategy is sustained. New work has now uncovered the albatrosses
secrets of flying for free. Figure 1 A recent study by Sachs et al used Global Positioning System (GPS)
data to go beyond merely observing the remarkable long distance voyages to also describe the
underlying flight dynamics. These are the first experimental results to track the small scale movements
of the albatross flight pattern. Albatrosses ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the study the wind speed was estimated by interpolation between widely spaced measuring points.
Even better results might be achieved if GPS data was more tightly coupled to actual wind speed.
Another way to improve the study would be more detailed description of the very fine adjustments of
orientation to the wind that are used to optimise the flight. Could this be done by flying a drone
alongside an albatross to record precise wind speed and capture high definition visual data? This
would augment the understanding of dynamic soaring to survival value with insight to the causal
factors that control the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Albatross secrets for energy efficient long distance flying An albatross crosses thousands of kilometres
of ocean during a single foraging trip. Once airborne the albatross does not flap its wings and expends
almost no energy through muscle use. For many years scientists have wondered how the energy
requirement for this foraging strategy is sustained. New work has now uncovered the albatrosses
secrets of flying for free. Figure 1 A recent study by Sachs et al used Global Positioning System (GPS)
data to go beyond merely observing the remarkable long distance voyages to also describe the
underlying flight dynamics. These are the first experimental results to track the small scale movements
of the albatross flight pattern. Albatrosses ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the study the wind speed was estimated by interpolation between widely spaced measuring points.
Even better results might be achieved if GPS data was more tightly coupled to actual wind speed.
Another way to improve the study would be more detailed description of the very fine adjustments of
orientation to the wind that are used to optimise the flight. Could this be done by flying a drone
alongside an albatross to record precise wind speed and capture high definition visual data? This
would augment the understanding of dynamic soaring to survival value with insight to the causal
factors that control the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Moral Dialogue In Akira Kurowasa s Film Rashomon
Rashomon and it s significance in moral dialogue Akira Kurowasa s film, Rashomon, (released in
1951) is a remarkable detective/crime film which revolutionized the film making industry and won
many prestigious awards, and was said to the best foreign film out there. The scene took place in the
Ancient Japan. The story of murder talked and showed a Japanese woman who got raped, and her
husband getting killed in a sword fight. The Woodcutter who was one of the protagonists claimed that
he saw the testimony through his very own eyes. However, there are four distinctive points of view,
each telling their own side of the murder. Unfortunately, many of the Western movie critics
misunderstood the film, or just simply oversimplified its meaning. They believed the true meaning of
the story was the subjectivity of the truth, which is not what the story talked about but rather it s about
the quicksand of ego. The quicksand of ego is an important term since its one of the many moral
implications shown in Rashomon which ties nicely with philosophical topics as well as moral dialogue
itself. Rashomon effect which is defined as Kurosawa saying the film is not about the truth, but the
quicksand of ego, which Priest who was another main character refused to accept. The true and pure
meaning behind the Rashomon effect is that we cannot see the truth in everything, because we as a
society are questioning our true believes and goals in life. It is very difficult to find truth, especially
when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rashomon and it s significance in moral dialogue Akira Kurowasa s film, Rashomon, (released in
1951) is a remarkable detective/crime film which revolutionized the film making industry and won
many prestigious awards, and was said to the best foreign film out there. The scene took place in the
Ancient Japan. The story of murder talked and showed a Japanese woman who got raped, and her
husband getting killed in a sword fight. The Woodcutter who was one of the protagonists claimed that
he saw the testimony through his very own eyes. However, there are four distinctive points of view,
each telling their own side of the murder. Unfortunately, many of the Western movie critics
misunderstood the film, or just simply oversimplified its meaning. They believed the true meaning of
the story was the subjectivity of the truth, which is not what the story talked about but rather it s about
the quicksand of ego. The quicksand of ego is an important term since its one of the many moral
implications shown in Rashomon which ties nicely with philosophical topics as well as moral dialogue
itself. Rashomon effect which is defined as Kurosawa saying the film is not about the truth, but the
quicksand of ego, which Priest who was another main character refused to accept. The true and pure
meaning behind the Rashomon effect is that we cannot see the truth in everything, because we as a
society are questioning our true believes and goals in life. It is very difficult to find truth, especially
when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Duy Huynh’S Work Has Inspired People For Years And Is Known
Duy Huynh s work has inspired people for years and is known to make a lasting impression on people
at first glance. His inspiration mainly comes from ancient folklore and comic books. While much of
his work is deeply personal, his clever and often times humorous use of symbolism and wordplay
invites the viewer to create their own storyline. There is one painting from his collections that stood
out to me more than any other painting he did, it was called Evening Echos . Evening Echoes painting
contains hidden meanings within the artwork to enhance the overall experience for the person viewing
the painting. His purpose for this painting to show the viewer the story behind the women in the
painting.
Evening Echos is a painting of a girl ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In came to this conclusion, by the way arranged the butterflies and having the trumpet the arranged to
be circular form. In addition, the moon also plays a key factor in the painting because it is representing
a cycle as well. The moon s cycle is to come up at night and go down in the morning. I believe the
women is kind of letting life past her by because she is standing in one position with her eyes close to
maybe indicate that she not making herself present during the process of the cycle. The artist chose to
highlight her, the trumpet, the moon, and the butterflies by lighting the background surrounding them
and also chose bright colors to color in the objects.
This painting contains a lot of key objects within it that helped express the moral of the painting. One
key element of the painting was the moon, the moon was used to represent a cycle, in my opinion. The
moon represents the passing of time and embodies its cycle. The moon has different phrases
throughout the years and its surface interchanges between light and dark. The light side I believe
represents immortality and source of light and hope during night time. The alternative side of the
moon represents the gorier side of the night. I believe that the moon in this picture, with connection to
the girl, that she experiencing source of hope or promise because the moon is completely light.
The butterflies with the picture is follows along
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Duy Huynh s work has inspired people for years and is known to make a lasting impression on people
at first glance. His inspiration mainly comes from ancient folklore and comic books. While much of
his work is deeply personal, his clever and often times humorous use of symbolism and wordplay
invites the viewer to create their own storyline. There is one painting from his collections that stood
out to me more than any other painting he did, it was called Evening Echos . Evening Echoes painting
contains hidden meanings within the artwork to enhance the overall experience for the person viewing
the painting. His purpose for this painting to show the viewer the story behind the women in the
painting.
Evening Echos is a painting of a girl ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In came to this conclusion, by the way arranged the butterflies and having the trumpet the arranged to
be circular form. In addition, the moon also plays a key factor in the painting because it is representing
a cycle as well. The moon s cycle is to come up at night and go down in the morning. I believe the
women is kind of letting life past her by because she is standing in one position with her eyes close to
maybe indicate that she not making herself present during the process of the cycle. The artist chose to
highlight her, the trumpet, the moon, and the butterflies by lighting the background surrounding them
and also chose bright colors to color in the objects.
This painting contains a lot of key objects within it that helped express the moral of the painting. One
key element of the painting was the moon, the moon was used to represent a cycle, in my opinion. The
moon represents the passing of time and embodies its cycle. The moon has different phrases
throughout the years and its surface interchanges between light and dark. The light side I believe
represents immortality and source of light and hope during night time. The alternative side of the
moon represents the gorier side of the night. I believe that the moon in this picture, with connection to
the girl, that she experiencing source of hope or promise because the moon is completely light.
The butterflies with the picture is follows along
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chapter 31 Exam
Chapter 31 32. The red scare of 1919 1920 was provoked by a. the wartime migration of rural blacks
to northern cities. b. the strict enforcement of prohibition laws. c. evolutionary science s challenge to
the biblical story of the Creation. d. the public s association of labor violence with its fear of
revolution. e. the threat created by the Communist Revolution in Russia. 33. Disillusioned by war and
peace, Americans in the 1920s did all of the following except a. denounce radical foreign ideas. b.
condemn ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
progressive education c. evolutionary science d. modern psychoanalysis e. Hegelian philosophy 48.
According to John Dewey, a teacher s primary goal is to a. reduce permissiveness in the classroom. b.
emphasize the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. c. educate a student for life. d. teach the
biblical theory of Creation. e. develop a sense of history. 49. Of the following, the one least related to
the other four is a. John T. Scopes. b. Clarence Darrow. c. Frederick W. Taylor. d. William Jennings
Bryan. e. the Southern Baptist Church. 50. The trial of John Scopes in 1925 centered on the issue of a.
progressive education. b. schools efforts to create socially useful adults. c. teachers membership in the
Ku Klux Klan. d. teaching evolution in public schools. e. prayer in the public schools. 51. After the
Scopes Monkey Trial, a. fundamentalism disappeared outside the rural South. b. John Scopes was
sentenced to serve time in
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Chapter 31 32. The red scare of 1919 1920 was provoked by a. the wartime migration of rural blacks
to northern cities. b. the strict enforcement of prohibition laws. c. evolutionary science s challenge to
the biblical story of the Creation. d. the public s association of labor violence with its fear of
revolution. e. the threat created by the Communist Revolution in Russia. 33. Disillusioned by war and
peace, Americans in the 1920s did all of the following except a. denounce radical foreign ideas. b.
condemn ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
progressive education c. evolutionary science d. modern psychoanalysis e. Hegelian philosophy 48.
According to John Dewey, a teacher s primary goal is to a. reduce permissiveness in the classroom. b.
emphasize the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. c. educate a student for life. d. teach the
biblical theory of Creation. e. develop a sense of history. 49. Of the following, the one least related to
the other four is a. John T. Scopes. b. Clarence Darrow. c. Frederick W. Taylor. d. William Jennings
Bryan. e. the Southern Baptist Church. 50. The trial of John Scopes in 1925 centered on the issue of a.
progressive education. b. schools efforts to create socially useful adults. c. teachers membership in the
Ku Klux Klan. d. teaching evolution in public schools. e. prayer in the public schools. 51. After the
Scopes Monkey Trial, a. fundamentalism disappeared outside the rural South. b. John Scopes was
sentenced to serve time in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstraction Is An Old Story With The Philosophers
Abstraction is an old story with the philosophers, but it has been like a new toy in the hands of the
artists of our day. Why can t we have any one quality of poetry we choose by itself? We can have in
thought. Then it will go hard if we can t in practice. Our lives for it.
Granted no one but a humanist much cares how sound a poem is if it is only a sound. The sound is the
gold in the ore. Then we will have the sound out alone and dispense with the inessential. We do till we
make the discovery that the object in writing poetry is to make all poems sound as different as
possible from each other, and the resources for that of vowels, consonants, punctuation, syntax, words,
sentences, metre are not enough. We need the help of context ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Granted again that it has an equal claim with sound to being a poem s better half. If it is a wild tune, it
is a Poem. Our problem then is, as modern abstractionists, to have the wildness pure; to be wild with
nothing to be wild about. We bring up as aberrationists, giving way to undirected associations and
kicking ourselves from one chance suggestion to another in all directions as of a hot afternoon in the
life of a grasshopper. Theme alone can steady us down. just as the first mystery was how a poem could
have a tune in such a straightness as metre, so the second mystery is how a poem can have wildness
and at the same time a subject that shall be fulfilled.
It should be of the pleasure of a poem itself to tell how it can. The figure a poem makes. It begins in
delight and ends in wisdom. The figure is the same as for love. No one can really hold that the ecstasy
should be static and stand still in one place. It begins in delight, it inclines to the impulse, it assumes
direction with the first line laid down, it runs a course of lucky events, and ends in a clarification of
life not necessarily a great clarification, such as sects and cults are founded on, but in a momentary
stay against confusion. It has denouement. It has an outcome that though unforeseen was predestined
from the first image of the original mood and indeed from the very mood. It is but a trick poem and no
poem at all if the best of it was thought of first and saved for the last. It
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstraction is an old story with the philosophers, but it has been like a new toy in the hands of the
artists of our day. Why can t we have any one quality of poetry we choose by itself? We can have in
thought. Then it will go hard if we can t in practice. Our lives for it.
Granted no one but a humanist much cares how sound a poem is if it is only a sound. The sound is the
gold in the ore. Then we will have the sound out alone and dispense with the inessential. We do till we
make the discovery that the object in writing poetry is to make all poems sound as different as
possible from each other, and the resources for that of vowels, consonants, punctuation, syntax, words,
sentences, metre are not enough. We need the help of context ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Granted again that it has an equal claim with sound to being a poem s better half. If it is a wild tune, it
is a Poem. Our problem then is, as modern abstractionists, to have the wildness pure; to be wild with
nothing to be wild about. We bring up as aberrationists, giving way to undirected associations and
kicking ourselves from one chance suggestion to another in all directions as of a hot afternoon in the
life of a grasshopper. Theme alone can steady us down. just as the first mystery was how a poem could
have a tune in such a straightness as metre, so the second mystery is how a poem can have wildness
and at the same time a subject that shall be fulfilled.
It should be of the pleasure of a poem itself to tell how it can. The figure a poem makes. It begins in
delight and ends in wisdom. The figure is the same as for love. No one can really hold that the ecstasy
should be static and stand still in one place. It begins in delight, it inclines to the impulse, it assumes
direction with the first line laid down, it runs a course of lucky events, and ends in a clarification of
life not necessarily a great clarification, such as sects and cults are founded on, but in a momentary
stay against confusion. It has denouement. It has an outcome that though unforeseen was predestined
from the first image of the original mood and indeed from the very mood. It is but a trick poem and no
poem at all if the best of it was thought of first and saved for the last. It
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Ku Klux Klan In The US
The second Ku Klux Klan is the oldest domestic terrorist group. The Klan was a physical symbol of
racism and violence. The Klan took advantage of the common man, in a state of vulnerability and
turned them against their fellow brothers. The revival of the Ku Klux Klan beginning in the 1910s
occurred as a result of economic and cultural tensions in America. Because of an economic recession
following World War I, many farmers migrated to cities and competed with immigrants for jobs. These
newly arrived farmers held views at odds with others regarding enforcement of Prohibition and the
role of religion and women in America. As a result, many turned to the Ku Klux Klan to resolve these
competing tensions. Nathaniel Forrest was a General in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immigration was at an all time causing confusion and fear. As a result the KKK broaden their scope of
racism: to blacks, Catholics, Jews, Irish, and Franco Americans. Catholics were brought to the U.S. in
large numbers in the 1920s. They did not indulge in their cultural and dedicated their lives to their
faith. They are discriminated against because of their lack of culture and financial stability. The KKK
saw them as a nuisance but in reality they were simple. They had no issue with public schools or the
education they could afford. The most controversy they through about were the opposition of the
Prohibition, which the KKK was in huge support of. Catholics were not the only ones who dealt with
discrimination. The KKK claimed blacks were not even a person; they did not have souls, so they do
not deserve to be equal the eyes if the law. Jews were believed to be decedents and representatives of
Satan. The Klan thought that blacks were the cause of the crime in America and are less intelligent in
comparison to whites. The Klan feared Hispanics would invade the U.S. The Klan discriminated
towards people of color who compete for lower class jobs, blaming economic and educational failures
on them. Though Jews and African Americans were largely discriminated against; they were not alone
in their struggles. The Irish were portrayed as brutish, monkey like humans involved in crime. Italians
were perceived to put their loyalty in their homeland Italy first, not to the United States. All these
races were largely associated with saloons, which automatically put them at odds with the KKK.
Founded in 1893 the Anti Saloon league was a singled minded organization on the advancement of
dry territory The Ku Klux Klan saw themselves as officers of the law their to improve society. This is
clearly in evident like the Prohibition. The Anti Saloon League was not forth coming about their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The second Ku Klux Klan is the oldest domestic terrorist group. The Klan was a physical symbol of
racism and violence. The Klan took advantage of the common man, in a state of vulnerability and
turned them against their fellow brothers. The revival of the Ku Klux Klan beginning in the 1910s
occurred as a result of economic and cultural tensions in America. Because of an economic recession
following World War I, many farmers migrated to cities and competed with immigrants for jobs. These
newly arrived farmers held views at odds with others regarding enforcement of Prohibition and the
role of religion and women in America. As a result, many turned to the Ku Klux Klan to resolve these
competing tensions. Nathaniel Forrest was a General in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immigration was at an all time causing confusion and fear. As a result the KKK broaden their scope of
racism: to blacks, Catholics, Jews, Irish, and Franco Americans. Catholics were brought to the U.S. in
large numbers in the 1920s. They did not indulge in their cultural and dedicated their lives to their
faith. They are discriminated against because of their lack of culture and financial stability. The KKK
saw them as a nuisance but in reality they were simple. They had no issue with public schools or the
education they could afford. The most controversy they through about were the opposition of the
Prohibition, which the KKK was in huge support of. Catholics were not the only ones who dealt with
discrimination. The KKK claimed blacks were not even a person; they did not have souls, so they do
not deserve to be equal the eyes if the law. Jews were believed to be decedents and representatives of
Satan. The Klan thought that blacks were the cause of the crime in America and are less intelligent in
comparison to whites. The Klan feared Hispanics would invade the U.S. The Klan discriminated
towards people of color who compete for lower class jobs, blaming economic and educational failures
on them. Though Jews and African Americans were largely discriminated against; they were not alone
in their struggles. The Irish were portrayed as brutish, monkey like humans involved in crime. Italians
were perceived to put their loyalty in their homeland Italy first, not to the United States. All these
races were largely associated with saloons, which automatically put them at odds with the KKK.
Founded in 1893 the Anti Saloon league was a singled minded organization on the advancement of
dry territory The Ku Klux Klan saw themselves as officers of the law their to improve society. This is
clearly in evident like the Prohibition. The Anti Saloon League was not forth coming about their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mission Statement Of Woolworths
Task 1: Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives
Mission Statement:
To be recognized by the youth as a leading role model and criminal prosecuting attorney within the
South African Legal and Justice System.
Long Term Goals:
Complete LLB degree
Complete articles
Earn a J.D.
To be married
Medium Term Goals:
Obtain a grade average of at least 75% for all my subjects
Become a leader
Be accepted into Wits Law School
Pursue my passion in sketching and have my own webpage publishing my work
Short Term Goals:
Try new activities at school
Obtain 50 hours of community service
Establish requirements for University entrance
Join a fitness class
Question 2:
MTN[1]:
To make our customers lives a whole lot brighter
MTN s way ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
REFERENCES
[1]MTN Mission Statement, 2011, MTN, http://www.mtn.co.sz/vision.html , last accessed 27/01/15 at
19:27
[2]Woolworths Mission Statement, 2015, Overview Woolworths Holdings,
http://www.woolworthsholdings.co.za/corporate/profile_overview.asp , last accessed 28/01/15 at
18:38
[3]Nando s Mission Statement, The Nando Jobs.ie ,www.jobs.ie/Profile.aspx?Id=Nando s , last
accessed 28/01/15 at 19:07
[4]Eskom Mission Statement, 2015, Eskom Mission, Vision and Values,
http://www.eskom.co.ug/content/what we do 0 , last accessed 28/01/15 at 19:24
[5]Mission Statement of Burger King, 2012, Burger King Mission Statement Retail Industry
About.com, http://retailindustry.about.com/od/retailbestpractices/ig/Company Mission
Statements/Burger King Mission Statement.htm ,last accessed 28/01/15 at
Task 1: Vision, Mission, Goals and Objectives
Mission Statement:
To be recognized by the youth as a leading role model and criminal prosecuting attorney within the
South African Legal and Justice System.
Long Term Goals:
Complete LLB degree
Complete articles
Earn a J.D.
To be married
Medium Term Goals:
Obtain a grade average of at least 75% for all my subjects
Become a leader
Be accepted into Wits Law School
Pursue my passion in sketching and have my own webpage publishing my work
Short Term Goals:
Try new activities at school
Obtain 50 hours of community service
Establish requirements for University entrance
Join a fitness class
Question 2:
MTN[1]:
To make our customers lives a whole lot brighter
MTN s way ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
REFERENCES
[1]MTN Mission Statement, 2011, MTN, http://www.mtn.co.sz/vision.html , last accessed 27/01/15 at
19:27
[2]Woolworths Mission Statement, 2015, Overview Woolworths Holdings,
http://www.woolworthsholdings.co.za/corporate/profile_overview.asp , last accessed 28/01/15 at
18:38
[3]Nando s Mission Statement, The Nando Jobs.ie ,www.jobs.ie/Profile.aspx?Id=Nando s , last
accessed 28/01/15 at 19:07
[4]Eskom Mission Statement, 2015, Eskom Mission, Vision and Values,
http://www.eskom.co.ug/content/what we do 0 , last accessed 28/01/15 at 19:24
[5]Mission Statement of Burger King, 2012, Burger King Mission Statement Retail Industry
About.com, http://retailindustry.about.com/od/retailbestpractices/ig/Company Mission
Statements/Burger King Mission Statement.htm ,last accessed 28/01/15 at
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Vail Research Paper
The Establishment of Vail Vail is a town located in Eagle County in the mountains of Colorado with a
population of 5,305 people (Current). Vail was originally built as the base village for the Vail Ski
Resort and is constantly growing to this day. Vail is known for the beauty of the town but mostly for
the ski resort. Vail Ski Resort is the largest ski mountain in Colorado. The summit of the mountain
reaches 11,570 feet while the base reaches 8,120 feet (Vail). Because of the explorers discovering the
mountain range, army camps being set up during World War II, and the construction of Vail ski resort
it led to the making of the beautiful town everyone loves today known as Vail Colorado. Between
1854 and 1856 Irishman George Gore and Jim Bridger ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are a ton of condos being put up still to this day. The town is so built up now there are houses
and condos right below the resort. In some of the condos there are gondolas where people can get on
them with their ski stuff and ride right up to the resort. According to ski.curbed.com Vail resort makes
a total of $327 and $342 million a year. There are 4,700 full time employees at the resort and during
the winter there are 17,900 seasonal employees. Vail has a growing population but right now has a
population of 5,305 people (Current). Vail is the third largest single mountain ski resort in the United
States featuring 7 bowls. According to onthesnow.com the mountain has 198 ski trails with the longest
one being four miles long, 3 terrain parks for the daredevils that love to go off huge jumps, a total of
31 ski lifts, and 5,289 acres of land for people to have a great time and ski on. A lot of people think
that Vail is just a winter attraction town but actually many people come to Vail in the summer to raft,
bike, golf, shop, and hike to see the summer beauty of the Rocky
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Establishment of Vail Vail is a town located in Eagle County in the mountains of Colorado with a
population of 5,305 people (Current). Vail was originally built as the base village for the Vail Ski
Resort and is constantly growing to this day. Vail is known for the beauty of the town but mostly for
the ski resort. Vail Ski Resort is the largest ski mountain in Colorado. The summit of the mountain
reaches 11,570 feet while the base reaches 8,120 feet (Vail). Because of the explorers discovering the
mountain range, army camps being set up during World War II, and the construction of Vail ski resort
it led to the making of the beautiful town everyone loves today known as Vail Colorado. Between
1854 and 1856 Irishman George Gore and Jim Bridger ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are a ton of condos being put up still to this day. The town is so built up now there are houses
and condos right below the resort. In some of the condos there are gondolas where people can get on
them with their ski stuff and ride right up to the resort. According to ski.curbed.com Vail resort makes
a total of $327 and $342 million a year. There are 4,700 full time employees at the resort and during
the winter there are 17,900 seasonal employees. Vail has a growing population but right now has a
population of 5,305 people (Current). Vail is the third largest single mountain ski resort in the United
States featuring 7 bowls. According to onthesnow.com the mountain has 198 ski trails with the longest
one being four miles long, 3 terrain parks for the daredevils that love to go off huge jumps, a total of
31 ski lifts, and 5,289 acres of land for people to have a great time and ski on. A lot of people think
that Vail is just a winter attraction town but actually many people come to Vail in the summer to raft,
bike, golf, shop, and hike to see the summer beauty of the Rocky
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The Role Of Sex In A Brave New World By Aldous Huxley
In today s world sex is easy to get, it doesn t have any meaning. Now People use birth control to have
as much sex as they want without the consequence of possibly becoming a single parent, and abortion
has become an option if you get pregnant and decide you don t want the baby. Huxley in A Brave New
World was trying to warn us of all of this, his nightmare has become reality. Premarital sex has
become more and more acceptable throughout the years. Data from the 2002 survey indicate that by
age 20, 77% of respondents had had sex, 75% had had premarital sex (Finer) . Only two percent were
married before they had sex. Among those turning 15 between 1954 and 1963, 82% had had
premarital sex by age 30, and 88% had done so by age 44 (Finer) .
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In today s world sex is easy to get, it doesn t have any meaning. Now People use birth control to have
as much sex as they want without the consequence of possibly becoming a single parent, and abortion
has become an option if you get pregnant and decide you don t want the baby. Huxley in A Brave New
World was trying to warn us of all of this, his nightmare has become reality. Premarital sex has
become more and more acceptable throughout the years. Data from the 2002 survey indicate that by
age 20, 77% of respondents had had sex, 75% had had premarital sex (Finer) . Only two percent were
married before they had sex. Among those turning 15 between 1954 and 1963, 82% had had
premarital sex by age 30, and 88% had done so by age 44 (Finer) .
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Health Promotion Vs Health Education Essay
Health promotion and health education are both very good fields that provide awareness to individuals
on health and wellness, subjects and issues. They both have very similar objectives and goals towards
creating a healthier lifestyle and they strive to help improve the health and well being of individuals.
Even though these fields of interest maybe similar in ways they are actually very different and should
be classified as so. Health promotion is a field that is more about advocating for a better quality of life
by promoting and campaigning awareness, while health education is a field of study that is more
focused about teaching different methods and theories to help increase the knowledge in individuals.
These two fields are very good for our society because they are providing proper information on
different health related subjects that are very important to one s well being. They also have the same
goal of helping individuals to strive to be healthy. Both areas of study have individuals physical and
mental well being as their best interests at heart. These focused fields are assets to our community
because they are both all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Promoting a healthier lifestyle using campaigning and advertising methods is something that health
promoters advocate. Health promoters try to use all resources to help with their campaigning of
promoting healthy lifestyles in our society today. They focus on providing the information to people
by using social media, TV, articles, pamphlets etc. They also help with the planning and developing of
health educated programs to enhance the knowledge of individuals. Building community coalitions to
assist in implementing education programs for communities is another aspect of the health promotion
field. They work with communities trying to implement positive changes and to improve existing
guidelines concerning health related
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Health promotion and health education are both very good fields that provide awareness to individuals
on health and wellness, subjects and issues. They both have very similar objectives and goals towards
creating a healthier lifestyle and they strive to help improve the health and well being of individuals.
Even though these fields of interest maybe similar in ways they are actually very different and should
be classified as so. Health promotion is a field that is more about advocating for a better quality of life
by promoting and campaigning awareness, while health education is a field of study that is more
focused about teaching different methods and theories to help increase the knowledge in individuals.
These two fields are very good for our society because they are providing proper information on
different health related subjects that are very important to one s well being. They also have the same
goal of helping individuals to strive to be healthy. Both areas of study have individuals physical and
mental well being as their best interests at heart. These focused fields are assets to our community
because they are both all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Promoting a healthier lifestyle using campaigning and advertising methods is something that health
promoters advocate. Health promoters try to use all resources to help with their campaigning of
promoting healthy lifestyles in our society today. They focus on providing the information to people
by using social media, TV, articles, pamphlets etc. They also help with the planning and developing of
health educated programs to enhance the knowledge of individuals. Building community coalitions to
assist in implementing education programs for communities is another aspect of the health promotion
field. They work with communities trying to implement positive changes and to improve existing
guidelines concerning health related
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FICO Score Possible Essay
What is the Highest Credit Score Possible?
One of the most important numbers in your life is your credit score. In some cases, it s more important
than your age or even your income, but even more difficult to understand, especially if you are
working on improving or building your credit score. From the time you can work, someone is going to
tell you to build up your credit history and keep an eye on your credit score. This is true even if you
never plan to buy anything on credit. So, what is the highest credit score possible? According to the
most recent methods used, a FICO score of 850 is the highest you can get, but also the most unlikely
for several reasons.
How to Get Your FICO Score
Credit scores take quite a few things into consideration, but not every lender or credit score provider
will have the same credit score for you. Although there are many different ways you can get a credit
score, the FICO score is the one most commonly used by lenders when determining your
creditworthiness.
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In most cases, you can get around these types of payments with a debit card from your bank. The
problem is that you don t have access to a credit line that can come in handy for emergencies or when
you want to make a large purchase. Further, you need a credit score and a healthy credit history to
purchase things like a house or a car.
One of the worst things you can do for your credit is not use it. In fact, many lenders say that no credit
is worse than bad credit. This is because they understand that sometimes things happen that are
beyond your control, so getting behind on a couple of payments isn t the worst thing that could
happen. It s not having the payments or credit accounts at all that could be even worse for your
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What is the Highest Credit Score Possible?
One of the most important numbers in your life is your credit score. In some cases, it s more important
than your age or even your income, but even more difficult to understand, especially if you are
working on improving or building your credit score. From the time you can work, someone is going to
tell you to build up your credit history and keep an eye on your credit score. This is true even if you
never plan to buy anything on credit. So, what is the highest credit score possible? According to the
most recent methods used, a FICO score of 850 is the highest you can get, but also the most unlikely
for several reasons.
How to Get Your FICO Score
Credit scores take quite a few things into consideration, but not every lender or credit score provider
will have the same credit score for you. Although there are many different ways you can get a credit
score, the FICO score is the one most commonly used by lenders when determining your
creditworthiness.
Credit reports ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In most cases, you can get around these types of payments with a debit card from your bank. The
problem is that you don t have access to a credit line that can come in handy for emergencies or when
you want to make a large purchase. Further, you need a credit score and a healthy credit history to
purchase things like a house or a car.
One of the worst things you can do for your credit is not use it. In fact, many lenders say that no credit
is worse than bad credit. This is because they understand that sometimes things happen that are
beyond your control, so getting behind on a couple of payments isn t the worst thing that could
happen. It s not having the payments or credit accounts at all that could be even worse for your
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Indians And The Columbian Exchange
The Columbian Exchange is a huge exchange of goods and ideas between the old world and the new
world. The old world is considered Europe, Asia and Africa and the new world is considered America.
Their colonies started to trade with each other and that s when they formed the Columbian Exchange.
Many countries were involved in this trade, including China, Africa and Italy. The exchange of the
new ideas, traditions, food, religion and diet changed cultures everywhere. The Natives gave and
received many items. Even though Europeans and American Indians saw some similarities in each
other, their words differed. The introduction of plants into the new world extended a process that had
been taking place for centuries in the Old World. Trade ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That had to be the worst thing ever to have to deal with. Some of the diseases were: small pox,
measles, chicken pox, malaria, influenza and cholera, along with others. The ending result and the
ultimate result of the whole Columbian Exchange was negative because of the spread of the diseases
to the Indians and European, it created a lot of things and introduced new pests to the New World. The
disease did not only spread to the Europeans to the natives, but the natives passed syphilis to the
Europeans. Almost 90% of the Indians died due to the disease between 1492 and 1650. The disease
did the stop the Europeans from trying their best to get make it to the New World. They could not
avoid getting sick but it did not and could not stop them from invading Europeans. Clearly, imported
disease had the most ruinous influence on the lives of Indians. Cooperative labor was required for
hunting and gathering, and native groups faced extinction if disease caused a shortage of labor.
Besides goods, disease and other things, the Columbian exchange was also apart of slavery. When
slavery came most of the Native Americans has been killed off by the diseases that they has caught.
The Europeans had now brought slaves in to work for them on the land. When you think of slaves you
think of the south, but only 5% of the slaves brought to the New World started importing slaves in the
1620 s and it didn t end until the Civil War. It is still true that slavery has existed long
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The Columbian Exchange is a huge exchange of goods and ideas between the old world and the new
world. The old world is considered Europe, Asia and Africa and the new world is considered America.
Their colonies started to trade with each other and that s when they formed the Columbian Exchange.
Many countries were involved in this trade, including China, Africa and Italy. The exchange of the
new ideas, traditions, food, religion and diet changed cultures everywhere. The Natives gave and
received many items. Even though Europeans and American Indians saw some similarities in each
other, their words differed. The introduction of plants into the new world extended a process that had
been taking place for centuries in the Old World. Trade ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That had to be the worst thing ever to have to deal with. Some of the diseases were: small pox,
measles, chicken pox, malaria, influenza and cholera, along with others. The ending result and the
ultimate result of the whole Columbian Exchange was negative because of the spread of the diseases
to the Indians and European, it created a lot of things and introduced new pests to the New World. The
disease did not only spread to the Europeans to the natives, but the natives passed syphilis to the
Europeans. Almost 90% of the Indians died due to the disease between 1492 and 1650. The disease
did the stop the Europeans from trying their best to get make it to the New World. They could not
avoid getting sick but it did not and could not stop them from invading Europeans. Clearly, imported
disease had the most ruinous influence on the lives of Indians. Cooperative labor was required for
hunting and gathering, and native groups faced extinction if disease caused a shortage of labor.
Besides goods, disease and other things, the Columbian exchange was also apart of slavery. When
slavery came most of the Native Americans has been killed off by the diseases that they has caught.
The Europeans had now brought slaves in to work for them on the land. When you think of slaves you
think of the south, but only 5% of the slaves brought to the New World started importing slaves in the
1620 s and it didn t end until the Civil War. It is still true that slavery has existed long
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Separation Of Power In The United States Government
Separation of power refers to the ways through which the executive, judiciary, and legislature arms of
the government are distinct in their operations. It is important in the American government as it
enhances the activities of the government in an efficient manner
Bureaucracy refers to the system of government where most of the critical decisions regarding the
operations of the government are undertaken by the state officials as opposed to the elected
representatives. It is vital in enhancing the ways through which inclusivity is realized in the operations
of the American government in the modern society.
A bill denotes to the anticipated draft of a regulation that has been offered to the assembly for debate.
Law, on the other hand, refers to the system of rules that the country recognizes in regulating the
actions of the citizens. A bill befits law once it has been discussed in the parliament and passed by the
majority members of parliament and assented to by the president. It is critical in regulating the
activities of the various institutions and individuals in the United States.
Prop 13 refers to the amendments that were made to the Constitution of California in the year 1978
through the mechanism of initiative power. It limits the ways through which property taxes are ...
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It advocates for the need by the various stakeholders in the political developments in the country to
become more civilized in the manner through which they handle their political activities in America.
The assumptions in the visual are that most political leaders do not care much about the welfare of the
ordinary people and it is critical for them to sober up and put the interest of the people first before
their own political gains. The photo encourages the electorates to vet their leaders in an amicable
manner before voting them into the various political posts that they hold in the
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Separation of power refers to the ways through which the executive, judiciary, and legislature arms of
the government are distinct in their operations. It is important in the American government as it
enhances the activities of the government in an efficient manner
Bureaucracy refers to the system of government where most of the critical decisions regarding the
operations of the government are undertaken by the state officials as opposed to the elected
representatives. It is vital in enhancing the ways through which inclusivity is realized in the operations
of the American government in the modern society.
A bill denotes to the anticipated draft of a regulation that has been offered to the assembly for debate.
Law, on the other hand, refers to the system of rules that the country recognizes in regulating the
actions of the citizens. A bill befits law once it has been discussed in the parliament and passed by the
majority members of parliament and assented to by the president. It is critical in regulating the
activities of the various institutions and individuals in the United States.
Prop 13 refers to the amendments that were made to the Constitution of California in the year 1978
through the mechanism of initiative power. It limits the ways through which property taxes are ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It advocates for the need by the various stakeholders in the political developments in the country to
become more civilized in the manner through which they handle their political activities in America.
The assumptions in the visual are that most political leaders do not care much about the welfare of the
ordinary people and it is critical for them to sober up and put the interest of the people first before
their own political gains. The photo encourages the electorates to vet their leaders in an amicable
manner before voting them into the various political posts that they hold in the
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America’s Domination of the Film Industry
Looking at the film industry as we now know it, it s hard to imagine that America wasn t always the
film producing machine we see it as now. Yet, when we begin looking at all the technological
advances that took place in film over time and the events which occurred during these periods, it was a
complex journey. In the following essay we are going to discuss why I believe that the wars faced both
foreign and domestic played the biggest factor in the American Film industry s rise to dominance by
the 1950s.
Birth of Film:
As with all things it s probably best to start with the beginning; the birth of film. Eadweard Muybridge
was hired in 1872 to capture images of a horse running to settle a debate as to whether all four feet of
a horse were off the ground at the same time while trotting. Little did he know that by capturing these
images he eventually would spark the invention of the kinetscope by Thomas Edison in the 1880s.
By the late 1890s movies could be projected onto a screen and audiences finally were able to attend
public demonstrations. In 1905 the world s first nickelodeon devoted to film exhibition was opened in
Pittsburgh, PA by Harry Davis. Nickelodeons (named for both the price of admission and the Greek
word for theater ) soon spread across the country, the number of nickelodeons reached around 8000
between 1907 and 1908, and by 1910 it was estimated that as many as 26 million Americans visited
these theaters every week.
World War I:
From about 1910 American
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Looking at the film industry as we now know it, it s hard to imagine that America wasn t always the
film producing machine we see it as now. Yet, when we begin looking at all the technological
advances that took place in film over time and the events which occurred during these periods, it was a
complex journey. In the following essay we are going to discuss why I believe that the wars faced both
foreign and domestic played the biggest factor in the American Film industry s rise to dominance by
the 1950s.
Birth of Film:
As with all things it s probably best to start with the beginning; the birth of film. Eadweard Muybridge
was hired in 1872 to capture images of a horse running to settle a debate as to whether all four feet of
a horse were off the ground at the same time while trotting. Little did he know that by capturing these
images he eventually would spark the invention of the kinetscope by Thomas Edison in the 1880s.
By the late 1890s movies could be projected onto a screen and audiences finally were able to attend
public demonstrations. In 1905 the world s first nickelodeon devoted to film exhibition was opened in
Pittsburgh, PA by Harry Davis. Nickelodeons (named for both the price of admission and the Greek
word for theater ) soon spread across the country, the number of nickelodeons reached around 8000
between 1907 and 1908, and by 1910 it was estimated that as many as 26 million Americans visited
these theaters every week.
World War I:
From about 1910 American
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Themes In The Short Story The Tunnel
Coming of age stories often include purpose and a way to deliver the message. Settings, selection of
details, and symbolisms have a very influential gravity to them. These show common similarities of
relationships between characters. Often times in stories like these upcoming examples are ones that
have truth and moral behind them. Protagonists don t see these blatant themes and go unnoticed, but
valuable lessons are taught, transforming children into adults.
In the short story The Tunnel , the author is relating Jerry grows apart from his mom and gaining
independence. This analysis of the setting is shown through him swimming away from his mother.
The symbolism would be Jerry is his mother as a tiny yellow dot . It s transparent ... Show more
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The Bass, The River, and Shelia Mant, is a story conveying the idea of the path to quite literal
manhood by asking a woman out. This girl was older than he was but he was determined to at least
attempt at a date. She agrees to go out to the town, and offers him a ride there which is embarrassing
for him, but his pride is in the way and decides to travel by canoe. While they are discussing, she starts
talking about fishing and how it is dumb . Conveniently, shortly after she says this, the rod, which he
mindlessly tied to his boat, is drawing attention of the fish. As, painstaking as it is to have a beautiful
girl critique what loved, an enormous bass is starting to bite. Her words are muted and he is engulfed
by the creature. While all this was going on, Sheila had begun talking, and it was a few minutes before
I was able to catch up with her train of thought. Showing no attention, he is oblivious to what is
happening and his priorities are completely out of nature. They get into town after a long while and
the rest of the night, he can t help himself but ponder on what could have gone differently if he didn t
let the bass go. There would be other Sheila Mants in my life, other fish, and though I came close once
or twice, it was these secret, hidden tuggings in the night that claimed me, and I never made the same
mistake again. A very summarizing sentence concludes the perspective of the narrator. As a reader
might expect him to be
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Coming of age stories often include purpose and a way to deliver the message. Settings, selection of
details, and symbolisms have a very influential gravity to them. These show common similarities of
relationships between characters. Often times in stories like these upcoming examples are ones that
have truth and moral behind them. Protagonists don t see these blatant themes and go unnoticed, but
valuable lessons are taught, transforming children into adults.
In the short story The Tunnel , the author is relating Jerry grows apart from his mom and gaining
independence. This analysis of the setting is shown through him swimming away from his mother.
The symbolism would be Jerry is his mother as a tiny yellow dot . It s transparent ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Bass, The River, and Shelia Mant, is a story conveying the idea of the path to quite literal
manhood by asking a woman out. This girl was older than he was but he was determined to at least
attempt at a date. She agrees to go out to the town, and offers him a ride there which is embarrassing
for him, but his pride is in the way and decides to travel by canoe. While they are discussing, she starts
talking about fishing and how it is dumb . Conveniently, shortly after she says this, the rod, which he
mindlessly tied to his boat, is drawing attention of the fish. As, painstaking as it is to have a beautiful
girl critique what loved, an enormous bass is starting to bite. Her words are muted and he is engulfed
by the creature. While all this was going on, Sheila had begun talking, and it was a few minutes before
I was able to catch up with her train of thought. Showing no attention, he is oblivious to what is
happening and his priorities are completely out of nature. They get into town after a long while and
the rest of the night, he can t help himself but ponder on what could have gone differently if he didn t
let the bass go. There would be other Sheila Mants in my life, other fish, and though I came close once
or twice, it was these secret, hidden tuggings in the night that claimed me, and I never made the same
mistake again. A very summarizing sentence concludes the perspective of the narrator. As a reader
might expect him to be
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Dante’s Inferno in Milton´s Paradise Lost
Many arguments have been made that Dante s Inferno glimmers through here and there in Milton s
Paradise Lost. While at first glance the two poems seem quite drastically different in their portrayal of
Hell, but scholars have made arguments that influence from Dante shines through Milton s work as
well as arguments refuting these claims. All of these arguments have their own merit and while there
are instances where a Dantean influence can be seen throughout Paradise Lost, Milton s progression of
evil and Satan are quite different from Dante. Dante s influence on Milton is noted by many scholars
and is very apparent in several instances throughout Paradise Lost, however, Milton shows a
progression of evil through his own vision of Satan and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In his article, he discusses many of the authors previously mentioned such as Samuel, Hollander, and
Gurteen, and develops his own ideas about Milton s use of Dante s form of punishments. He makes
note of the fact that when Satan returns to Hell after successfully tempting Eve...he hears a universal
hiss as he and his crew transform into serpents which is clearly an allusion to that which the thieves
undergo in Cantos 24 and 25 of Dante s Inferno.
Other scholars agree that there is some flicker of Dante through Paradise Lost but argue that, although
there are instances where it seems clear of the influence, Milton and Dante s versions of Hell and
Satan are quite different.
In S. Humphreys Gurteen The Epic of The Fall of Man: A Comparative Study of Caedmon, Dante and
Milton he says, the influence of Dante s strong imagination, however, is evident throughout Paradise
Lost. It is not plagiarism, it is not imitation, it is the effect that must necessarily follow from the
contact of one powerful imagination, strong intellect, and deeply erudite mind, on that of another, in
many respects, his equal. (Gurteen, 383) While he explores
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Many arguments have been made that Dante s Inferno glimmers through here and there in Milton s
Paradise Lost. While at first glance the two poems seem quite drastically different in their portrayal of
Hell, but scholars have made arguments that influence from Dante shines through Milton s work as
well as arguments refuting these claims. All of these arguments have their own merit and while there
are instances where a Dantean influence can be seen throughout Paradise Lost, Milton s progression of
evil and Satan are quite different from Dante. Dante s influence on Milton is noted by many scholars
and is very apparent in several instances throughout Paradise Lost, however, Milton shows a
progression of evil through his own vision of Satan and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In his article, he discusses many of the authors previously mentioned such as Samuel, Hollander, and
Gurteen, and develops his own ideas about Milton s use of Dante s form of punishments. He makes
note of the fact that when Satan returns to Hell after successfully tempting Eve...he hears a universal
hiss as he and his crew transform into serpents which is clearly an allusion to that which the thieves
undergo in Cantos 24 and 25 of Dante s Inferno.
Other scholars agree that there is some flicker of Dante through Paradise Lost but argue that, although
there are instances where it seems clear of the influence, Milton and Dante s versions of Hell and
Satan are quite different.
In S. Humphreys Gurteen The Epic of The Fall of Man: A Comparative Study of Caedmon, Dante and
Milton he says, the influence of Dante s strong imagination, however, is evident throughout Paradise
Lost. It is not plagiarism, it is not imitation, it is the effect that must necessarily follow from the
contact of one powerful imagination, strong intellect, and deeply erudite mind, on that of another, in
many respects, his equal. (Gurteen, 383) While he explores
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Swiss Family Robinson Comparison
Imagine if you were stuck somewhere, with the same people, and you couldn t leave for a long time.
Well that s what it was like for Anne Frank and The Swiss family Robinson. In The Swiss Family
Robinson , Johann Wyss, and Anne Frank: The Diary Of A Young Girl , by Anne Frank, the characters
of both stories share similarities and differences for the themes fear, suffering, and hope.
In The Swiss Family Robinson and Anne Frank both stories show the theme fear. They both show the
theme in similar ways. In The Swiss Family Robinson they show fear when they first get on the
island. They re similar because when Anne and her family first get to the Secret Annex they are
scared. In Anne Frank the family is scared of the Nazis. That is similar to The Swiss Family Robinson
because they are scared of the creature s and the storms on the island so they ... Show more content on
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In Both stories the family s show the theme hop similarly. The Frank s hope to leave the secret annex.
That s similar to The Swiss Family Robinson because the family wants to leave the island they are
stranded on. Also in The Swiss Family Robinson they get hop when they get new supplies or food.
That s similar to Anne Frank because they got hope when they got new food and supplies in the Secret
Annex. Not only similar but they also show it differently. The Franks are hoping for the war to end,
and in The Swiss Family Robinson there is no war. They are also different because in the Swiss
Family Robinson they are hoping no big sea storms happen and in Anne Frank they don t have to
worry about the.
In Anne Frank: The Diary Of A Young Girl, by Anne Frank and The Swiss Family Robinson, by
Johann Wyss, the characters share similarities and differences regarding the themes fear, suffering, and
hope. Living the way both families had to in order to survive is simply hard to imagine what
incredible
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Imagine if you were stuck somewhere, with the same people, and you couldn t leave for a long time.
Well that s what it was like for Anne Frank and The Swiss family Robinson. In The Swiss Family
Robinson , Johann Wyss, and Anne Frank: The Diary Of A Young Girl , by Anne Frank, the characters
of both stories share similarities and differences for the themes fear, suffering, and hope.
In The Swiss Family Robinson and Anne Frank both stories show the theme fear. They both show the
theme in similar ways. In The Swiss Family Robinson they show fear when they first get on the
island. They re similar because when Anne and her family first get to the Secret Annex they are
scared. In Anne Frank the family is scared of the Nazis. That is similar to The Swiss Family Robinson
because they are scared of the creature s and the storms on the island so they ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In Both stories the family s show the theme hop similarly. The Frank s hope to leave the secret annex.
That s similar to The Swiss Family Robinson because the family wants to leave the island they are
stranded on. Also in The Swiss Family Robinson they get hop when they get new supplies or food.
That s similar to Anne Frank because they got hope when they got new food and supplies in the Secret
Annex. Not only similar but they also show it differently. The Franks are hoping for the war to end,
and in The Swiss Family Robinson there is no war. They are also different because in the Swiss
Family Robinson they are hoping no big sea storms happen and in Anne Frank they don t have to
worry about the.
In Anne Frank: The Diary Of A Young Girl, by Anne Frank and The Swiss Family Robinson, by
Johann Wyss, the characters share similarities and differences regarding the themes fear, suffering, and
hope. Living the way both families had to in order to survive is simply hard to imagine what
incredible
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles ( Gaap ) And...
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and Financial Accounting Standards Board
(FASB) exist to make financial reporting consistent while reducing fraud and material errors. Because
GAAP guidance is crucial for public and private companies depend heavily upon it to make financial
decisions. Through GAAP, the entity understands how to properly carry out the accrual accounting
process and most importantly when to recognize revenue. However, what happens when GAAP
guidance is not sufficient or non existent in its interpretations of gray areas? Here lies the question that
accountants and the crypto currency community of bitcoin has requested answers too for the last few
years. After the release of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax ... Show more content on
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Most entities do not have the technological capability to keep track of up to date bitcoin market prices
at the time of bitcoin exchange. Providers such as BitPay or Coinbase have effectively made it easy to
account for bitcoin by immediately transforming bitcoin into a legal unit of currency. For this reason,
the business that accepts bitcoin are transferring bitcoin to a third party and the third party is
transferring legal tender. Traditional accounting systems can then classify and record the transaction.
Due to bitcoins nature and the legality of it the IRS has classified it as property and not currency for
U.S. federal tax purposes. General tax principles that relate to property transactions apply to
transactions using bitcoin and other virtual currencies. The IRS states virtual currency has an
equivalent value in real currency, or that it acts as a convertible virtual currency (AICPA 2014).
Bitcoin is a legal, financial investment and legal for trade and exchange into United States Dollars
(USD) under IRS guidance. When receiving bitcoins as payment the coins are computed to gross
income by using the fair market value of the virtual currency on that date. Gains or losses are
classified as ordinary income or loss depending on whether the virtual currency is a capital asset in the
hands of the taxpayer. A payment made using virtual currency is subject
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and Financial Accounting Standards Board
(FASB) exist to make financial reporting consistent while reducing fraud and material errors. Because
GAAP guidance is crucial for public and private companies depend heavily upon it to make financial
decisions. Through GAAP, the entity understands how to properly carry out the accrual accounting
process and most importantly when to recognize revenue. However, what happens when GAAP
guidance is not sufficient or non existent in its interpretations of gray areas? Here lies the question that
accountants and the crypto currency community of bitcoin has requested answers too for the last few
years. After the release of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax ... Show more content on
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Most entities do not have the technological capability to keep track of up to date bitcoin market prices
at the time of bitcoin exchange. Providers such as BitPay or Coinbase have effectively made it easy to
account for bitcoin by immediately transforming bitcoin into a legal unit of currency. For this reason,
the business that accepts bitcoin are transferring bitcoin to a third party and the third party is
transferring legal tender. Traditional accounting systems can then classify and record the transaction.
Due to bitcoins nature and the legality of it the IRS has classified it as property and not currency for
U.S. federal tax purposes. General tax principles that relate to property transactions apply to
transactions using bitcoin and other virtual currencies. The IRS states virtual currency has an
equivalent value in real currency, or that it acts as a convertible virtual currency (AICPA 2014).
Bitcoin is a legal, financial investment and legal for trade and exchange into United States Dollars
(USD) under IRS guidance. When receiving bitcoins as payment the coins are computed to gross
income by using the fair market value of the virtual currency on that date. Gains or losses are
classified as ordinary income or loss depending on whether the virtual currency is a capital asset in the
hands of the taxpayer. A payment made using virtual currency is subject
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Gay Marriage Essay
Agreeing with other people lifestyles can be difficult. For example, some people cannot agree to
homosexual marriages; on the other hand, others can agree to live with homosexual marriages. As
published in Procon.org, the article Gay Marriage enlists pros of homosexual marriages. In addition,
homosexual marriages bring forth benefits to the economy, and their lives are harmless to society.
Therefore, homosexual marriages should be entitled to live happy, legal lives.
Rejecting certain groups the alternative to marrying is discrimination amongst themselves which
forms second class citizens. For years, we have fought against discrimination, but fighting for
impartiality has not changed the circumstance. For example, the article Gay ... Show more content on
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In other words, if homosexual couples were allowed the same benefits as homosexual couples the
economy will become more stable. Heterosexual couples could bring in a lot of money if they were
offered the same benefits the homosexual receives.
In addition, people cannot grasp the evolution of marriage. Traditional marriages have changed
periodically; therefore, marriages are not considered traditional. For instance, the article Gay Marriage
explains Official unions between same sex couples, indistinguishable from marriages except for
gender, are believed ... to have been common until the 13th century in many countries... (Procon.org).
Therefore, heterosexual marriages have been around unexplainably for quite a while. In addition, there
could not be a meaning of traditional marriage. All marriages are different from others. For example,
some marriages are interracial marriages, and others are open marriages. Therefore, Heterosexual
marriages could be no different from a traditional marriage. People make same sex marriages out to be
a negative effect. Traditional marriages, open marriages, or heterosexual marriages do not matter
because they all have the same love connection between each other.
Positively, Homosexual marriages are protected by the US Constitution. Therefore, people cannot
judge or hate homosexual marriages. The article Gay
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Agreeing with other people lifestyles can be difficult. For example, some people cannot agree to
homosexual marriages; on the other hand, others can agree to live with homosexual marriages. As
published in Procon.org, the article Gay Marriage enlists pros of homosexual marriages. In addition,
homosexual marriages bring forth benefits to the economy, and their lives are harmless to society.
Therefore, homosexual marriages should be entitled to live happy, legal lives.
Rejecting certain groups the alternative to marrying is discrimination amongst themselves which
forms second class citizens. For years, we have fought against discrimination, but fighting for
impartiality has not changed the circumstance. For example, the article Gay ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In other words, if homosexual couples were allowed the same benefits as homosexual couples the
economy will become more stable. Heterosexual couples could bring in a lot of money if they were
offered the same benefits the homosexual receives.
In addition, people cannot grasp the evolution of marriage. Traditional marriages have changed
periodically; therefore, marriages are not considered traditional. For instance, the article Gay Marriage
explains Official unions between same sex couples, indistinguishable from marriages except for
gender, are believed ... to have been common until the 13th century in many countries... (Procon.org).
Therefore, heterosexual marriages have been around unexplainably for quite a while. In addition, there
could not be a meaning of traditional marriage. All marriages are different from others. For example,
some marriages are interracial marriages, and others are open marriages. Therefore, Heterosexual
marriages could be no different from a traditional marriage. People make same sex marriages out to be
a negative effect. Traditional marriages, open marriages, or heterosexual marriages do not matter
because they all have the same love connection between each other.
Positively, Homosexual marriages are protected by the US Constitution. Therefore, people cannot
judge or hate homosexual marriages. The article Gay
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100 Heartbeats
AJM
MCHS
Young Scientists Club
Science Book Report
Louise Montenegro 24
III 13 December 5, 2012
100 Heartbeats
The Race to Save Earth s Most Endangered Species
Introduction
Title: 100 Heartbeats
Author: Jeff Corwin
Credentials:
Jeff Corwin has been working for wildlife conservation from a very young age. He is a wildlife
biologist, an Emmy Award winning producer and host of several television series on Discovery,
Animal Planet, Disney, The Food Network, NBC, CNN and the Travel Channel. He has also written ...
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The way Jeff Corwin wrote it was a mix of scientific facts and journalistic approach. It was like
reading a story and learning more than you expect. It also differs from other books that present the
same types of facts because this book is more of a wakeup call. He specified human activity as the
root of all of it and has presented actual, hard, cold facts about its effects on our own species. Jeff
Corwin s experiences were the most engaging parts of the book. He has done so much to help save the
animals and the way he tells his stories shows his passion for these animals and his love for what he
does. There were intense moments in his stories and they were very exciting as he brought readers into
his adventure. It can be seen that his facts can be verified. His sources were specifically listed in over
60 pages of bibliography. The average global temperature rose 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit from 1906 to
2005, according to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which
predicts there will be an increase of 3.2 to 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit in this century, depending on how
effectively greenhouse gases are curbed. He sourced this based on a book by the World watch
Institute, State of The World 2009: Into a Warming World. From this information it can be derived that
his statement is very much true. According to the National Wildlife Federation, global
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AJM
MCHS
Young Scientists Club
Science Book Report
Louise Montenegro 24
III 13 December 5, 2012
100 Heartbeats
The Race to Save Earth s Most Endangered Species
Introduction
Title: 100 Heartbeats
Author: Jeff Corwin
Credentials:
Jeff Corwin has been working for wildlife conservation from a very young age. He is a wildlife
biologist, an Emmy Award winning producer and host of several television series on Discovery,
Animal Planet, Disney, The Food Network, NBC, CNN and the Travel Channel. He has also written ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way Jeff Corwin wrote it was a mix of scientific facts and journalistic approach. It was like
reading a story and learning more than you expect. It also differs from other books that present the
same types of facts because this book is more of a wakeup call. He specified human activity as the
root of all of it and has presented actual, hard, cold facts about its effects on our own species. Jeff
Corwin s experiences were the most engaging parts of the book. He has done so much to help save the
animals and the way he tells his stories shows his passion for these animals and his love for what he
does. There were intense moments in his stories and they were very exciting as he brought readers into
his adventure. It can be seen that his facts can be verified. His sources were specifically listed in over
60 pages of bibliography. The average global temperature rose 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit from 1906 to
2005, according to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which
predicts there will be an increase of 3.2 to 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit in this century, depending on how
effectively greenhouse gases are curbed. He sourced this based on a book by the World watch
Institute, State of The World 2009: Into a Warming World. From this information it can be derived that
his statement is very much true. According to the National Wildlife Federation, global
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The Real Sucker Essay
The Real Sucker Geoff Karanasos CARSON McCULLERS December 12, 1996 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp;Many Different experiences in a child s life help form the personality and attitude he or she
will adopt later in life. One such example of this is a fictional character named Sucker. This young boy
really admired his cousin Pete, whom he lived with. Sucker was just an innocent child who would
believe anything Pete said. The more Sucker admired Pete, the more Pete resented Sucker. This went
on until Pete met a girl. Pete was so happy that he didn t mind Sucker s admiration toward him.
Sucker became a bright enthusiastic child who loved being around Pete. He was so happy that he didn
t want anything to change. After Pete got dumped, he turned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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He got the name quot;Sucker quot; from being so gullible. One time he jumped off his garage roof
with an open umbrella because Pete told him he would float down to the ground. It turned out all that
happened was Sucker got a busted knee. Sucker was like any child his age. He talked to himself when
he was alone, he would fight off gangsters and also pretend he was a cowboy. He was a healthy kid
but he kept to himself mostly. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;When Pete met Maybelle Watts this had
an immediate effect on Sucker because Pete was actually treating him nicely. Sucker was flamboyant,
talkative and always had a smile on his face when Pete was around. One time when the two of them
went to bed they had a long talk. Pete even took Sucker to a movie with him. quot;You re a swell kid,
Sucker, quot; said Pete. Being so close to Pete made Sucker feel wonderful. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;When Pete found out that Maybelle was using him, he took out all of his frustrations on the most
defenseless person he knew Sucker. When Sucker asked what was wrong Pete exploded all of his
emotions on him. Sucker defended himself the only way he had left. He became very angry and cold
toward Pete. Sucker became very independent and started hanging around with a bunch of friends.
Pete was intimidated by the hatred in Sucker s eyes whenever he looked at him. Sucker didn t seem
like a quot;sucker quot; anymore. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Through all of these ways
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The Real Sucker Geoff Karanasos CARSON McCULLERS December 12, 1996 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp;Many Different experiences in a child s life help form the personality and attitude he or she
will adopt later in life. One such example of this is a fictional character named Sucker. This young boy
really admired his cousin Pete, whom he lived with. Sucker was just an innocent child who would
believe anything Pete said. The more Sucker admired Pete, the more Pete resented Sucker. This went
on until Pete met a girl. Pete was so happy that he didn t mind Sucker s admiration toward him.
Sucker became a bright enthusiastic child who loved being around Pete. He was so happy that he didn
t want anything to change. After Pete got dumped, he turned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
He got the name quot;Sucker quot; from being so gullible. One time he jumped off his garage roof
with an open umbrella because Pete told him he would float down to the ground. It turned out all that
happened was Sucker got a busted knee. Sucker was like any child his age. He talked to himself when
he was alone, he would fight off gangsters and also pretend he was a cowboy. He was a healthy kid
but he kept to himself mostly. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;When Pete met Maybelle Watts this had
an immediate effect on Sucker because Pete was actually treating him nicely. Sucker was flamboyant,
talkative and always had a smile on his face when Pete was around. One time when the two of them
went to bed they had a long talk. Pete even took Sucker to a movie with him. quot;You re a swell kid,
Sucker, quot; said Pete. Being so close to Pete made Sucker feel wonderful. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;When Pete found out that Maybelle was using him, he took out all of his frustrations on the most
defenseless person he knew Sucker. When Sucker asked what was wrong Pete exploded all of his
emotions on him. Sucker defended himself the only way he had left. He became very angry and cold
toward Pete. Sucker became very independent and started hanging around with a bunch of friends.
Pete was intimidated by the hatred in Sucker s eyes whenever he looked at him. Sucker didn t seem
like a quot;sucker quot; anymore. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Through all of these ways
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Healthy Nutrition Personal Food Intake Evaluation
HEALTHY NUTRITION PERSONAL FOOD INTAKE EVALUATION Recorded Protein,
Carbohydrates, and Lipid Intake On the three consecutive recorded days, my respective breakfast
intake of Protein was 29 grams, 3 grams, and 21 grams; my respective breakfast intake of
Carbohydrates was 80 grams, 11 grams, and 12 grams; and my respective breakfast intake of total
Lipids was 53 grams, 36 grams, and 21 grams (Rinzler, 2004). On the three consecutive recorded
days, my respective lunch intake of Protein was 17 grams, 28 grams, and 31 grams; my respective
lunch intake of Carbohydrates was 27 grams, 38 grams, and 49 grams; and my respective lunch intake
of total Lipids was 33 grams, 56 grams, and 22 grams (Rinzler, 2004). On the three consecutive
recorded days, my respective dinner intake of Protein was 30 grams, 26 grams, and 31 grams; my
respective dinner intake of Carbohydrates was 57 grams, 14 grams, and 32 grams; and my respective
dinner intake of total Lipids was 32 grams, 23 grams, and 16 grams (Rinzler, 2004). Sources of
Protein, Carbohydrates, and Lipid Identified The principal sources of protein in my breakfasts 1 were
egg whites and chicken breast meat; the principal sources of carbohydrates in my breakfasts were grits
and bagels; and the principal sources of lipids were egg yolks, sausages, and grits (Rinzler, 2004). The
principal sources of protein in my lunches were egg whites and tuna; the principal sources of
carbohydrates in my lunches were bread and hash brown potatoes;
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HEALTHY NUTRITION PERSONAL FOOD INTAKE EVALUATION Recorded Protein,
Carbohydrates, and Lipid Intake On the three consecutive recorded days, my respective breakfast
intake of Protein was 29 grams, 3 grams, and 21 grams; my respective breakfast intake of
Carbohydrates was 80 grams, 11 grams, and 12 grams; and my respective breakfast intake of total
Lipids was 53 grams, 36 grams, and 21 grams (Rinzler, 2004). On the three consecutive recorded
days, my respective lunch intake of Protein was 17 grams, 28 grams, and 31 grams; my respective
lunch intake of Carbohydrates was 27 grams, 38 grams, and 49 grams; and my respective lunch intake
of total Lipids was 33 grams, 56 grams, and 22 grams (Rinzler, 2004). On the three consecutive
recorded days, my respective dinner intake of Protein was 30 grams, 26 grams, and 31 grams; my
respective dinner intake of Carbohydrates was 57 grams, 14 grams, and 32 grams; and my respective
dinner intake of total Lipids was 32 grams, 23 grams, and 16 grams (Rinzler, 2004). Sources of
Protein, Carbohydrates, and Lipid Identified The principal sources of protein in my breakfasts 1 were
egg whites and chicken breast meat; the principal sources of carbohydrates in my breakfasts were grits
and bagels; and the principal sources of lipids were egg yolks, sausages, and grits (Rinzler, 2004). The
principal sources of protein in my lunches were egg whites and tuna; the principal sources of
carbohydrates in my lunches were bread and hash brown potatoes;
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Ivan Miranda, A Native Of Acapulco, Mexico
We all have respect for our elders because of their hard work. We wouldn t be in the U.S. or have what
we do now if it wasn t for them , Ivan stated during the interview. I interviewed Ivan Miranda; a native
of Acapulco, Mexico, about elderly roles in his family. Ivans grandparents are the first and the oldest
generation of his family in America, therefore, a majority of the answers are of direction of his family
s values towards his grandparents and the ethics that are taught by them. In addition, I came to
understand more about his family s thoughts on the importance of elderlies, along with the loss of
their heritage s way of life towards the elders. Ivan and his siblings were raised to love and respect
their elders. The elders are the origin of the family and without the elders, none of them would be here
today. Elders are wise and are sought out not only for advice and guidance, but are the caretakers of
the family. Since elders are the root of the family and the up most respected, there are not one elder
family member in a nursing home. When they are sick or too old to care for themselves, they live with
a family member, we wipe their butt s, like they did ours, Ivan declared. As elders get vulnerable and
unable to maintain a typical lifestyle, they will either move in with a child or even more commonly, a
child will move into their home to help. If there are no offspring, the family member that no longer
can care for themselves, will move in with a brother or
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We all have respect for our elders because of their hard work. We wouldn t be in the U.S. or have what
we do now if it wasn t for them , Ivan stated during the interview. I interviewed Ivan Miranda; a native
of Acapulco, Mexico, about elderly roles in his family. Ivans grandparents are the first and the oldest
generation of his family in America, therefore, a majority of the answers are of direction of his family
s values towards his grandparents and the ethics that are taught by them. In addition, I came to
understand more about his family s thoughts on the importance of elderlies, along with the loss of
their heritage s way of life towards the elders. Ivan and his siblings were raised to love and respect
their elders. The elders are the origin of the family and without the elders, none of them would be here
today. Elders are wise and are sought out not only for advice and guidance, but are the caretakers of
the family. Since elders are the root of the family and the up most respected, there are not one elder
family member in a nursing home. When they are sick or too old to care for themselves, they live with
a family member, we wipe their butt s, like they did ours, Ivan declared. As elders get vulnerable and
unable to maintain a typical lifestyle, they will either move in with a child or even more commonly, a
child will move into their home to help. If there are no offspring, the family member that no longer
can care for themselves, will move in with a brother or
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Transcendentalist Utopia in Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry...
Of the scores of utopian concepts within the 1800 s, most remarkable of the influx was the birth of
Transcendentalism. The roots of their religious philosophy extend much farther back into American
history, but in essence, rests in the context of Unitarianism. It s origins also reach overseas to
Romanticism, from which they drew inspiration from. Transcendentalism was an important movement
that shaped the course of American literature, it s assertions commonly taking shape in novels, poems,
short stories, and essays, the most famous of authors including Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry
David Thoreau. Transcendentalists sought for their sentiments to be present in the United States, to
redefine man in response to the changing context of America. Since it s emergence in the 1820 s,
Transcendentalism had lasting religious, social, and political implications on the order of society.
Unitarianism had developed as a branch of the liberal wing of Christianity, which had separated from
the Orthodox Christianity during the First Great Awakening. Unitarians value the hallmarks of
Christian Enlightenment , and it s philosophy stressed the importance of voluntary ethical conduct
(Emergence of Transcendentalism). Yet, the Transcendentalists felt something was absent in
Unitarianism; the sobriety, mildness, and calm rationalism, failed to satisfy the Transcendentalists
whom yearned for a more intense spiritual experience (Emergence of Transcendentalism). For
Transcendentalists,
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Of the scores of utopian concepts within the 1800 s, most remarkable of the influx was the birth of
Transcendentalism. The roots of their religious philosophy extend much farther back into American
history, but in essence, rests in the context of Unitarianism. It s origins also reach overseas to
Romanticism, from which they drew inspiration from. Transcendentalism was an important movement
that shaped the course of American literature, it s assertions commonly taking shape in novels, poems,
short stories, and essays, the most famous of authors including Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry
David Thoreau. Transcendentalists sought for their sentiments to be present in the United States, to
redefine man in response to the changing context of America. Since it s emergence in the 1820 s,
Transcendentalism had lasting religious, social, and political implications on the order of society.
Unitarianism had developed as a branch of the liberal wing of Christianity, which had separated from
the Orthodox Christianity during the First Great Awakening. Unitarians value the hallmarks of
Christian Enlightenment , and it s philosophy stressed the importance of voluntary ethical conduct
(Emergence of Transcendentalism). Yet, the Transcendentalists felt something was absent in
Unitarianism; the sobriety, mildness, and calm rationalism, failed to satisfy the Transcendentalists
whom yearned for a more intense spiritual experience (Emergence of Transcendentalism). For
Transcendentalists,
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Heroine Research Paper
Heroine is a epidemic that s sweeping our nations. With over 15,000 pounds taken into police custody
the trade isn t getting any less demanding. And with a new form of it taking lives quicker than before
how does this drug end up in America? Most of this drug is made in Mexico and Columbia from the
poppy plant. 10,000 people in 201 died on Heroine and now with the new substance fentanyl is it
killing even more people. They way it gets through oddly enough is just US check points and borders
most still use the old Hollywood trick of just merely stuffing is anywhere they can. Yet that is enough
to get this substance in our borders. It s a business they re going to do anything they can to make
money and were going to stop
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Heroine is a epidemic that s sweeping our nations. With over 15,000 pounds taken into police custody
the trade isn t getting any less demanding. And with a new form of it taking lives quicker than before
how does this drug end up in America? Most of this drug is made in Mexico and Columbia from the
poppy plant. 10,000 people in 201 died on Heroine and now with the new substance fentanyl is it
killing even more people. They way it gets through oddly enough is just US check points and borders
most still use the old Hollywood trick of just merely stuffing is anywhere they can. Yet that is enough
to get this substance in our borders. It s a business they re going to do anything they can to make
money and were going to stop
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Demand And Supply Of The International Business...
Chapter 7: 1. Exporters typically prefer conservative measures when managing foreign receivables.
Because of this, there is a tendency to lean on the side of caution. Describe at least three reasons for
this conservativism. Exporters typically prefer conservative measures when managing foreign
receivables. Because of this, there is a tendency to lean on the side of caution. Three reasons for this
conservatism are described below: 1. Fluctuation in exchange rates: Exchange rates of currencies of
different countries fluctuate continuously and in a very random manner with the change in the demand
and supply state of the concerned currency. That can translate the profit from the international
business transaction into a loss or vice versa. Thus, the exporters dealing with foreign receivables
should be conservative to avoid this risk. 2. The difference in the legal system: Different countries
have different legal rules and policies for dealing with and managing the foreign accounts receivable.
It is mostly harder for a business to pursue any overdue amounts from an international business due to
the difference in the legal system. It is another reason for the conservative approaches of the exporters.
3. Change in export prices: Unexpected change in the commodity prices in a particular country will
arise a great risk for the exporters when managing foreign receivables. Change in commodity price
will also influence various other costs associated with the export like
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Chapter 7: 1. Exporters typically prefer conservative measures when managing foreign receivables.
Because of this, there is a tendency to lean on the side of caution. Describe at least three reasons for
this conservativism. Exporters typically prefer conservative measures when managing foreign
receivables. Because of this, there is a tendency to lean on the side of caution. Three reasons for this
conservatism are described below: 1. Fluctuation in exchange rates: Exchange rates of currencies of
different countries fluctuate continuously and in a very random manner with the change in the demand
and supply state of the concerned currency. That can translate the profit from the international
business transaction into a loss or vice versa. Thus, the exporters dealing with foreign receivables
should be conservative to avoid this risk. 2. The difference in the legal system: Different countries
have different legal rules and policies for dealing with and managing the foreign accounts receivable.
It is mostly harder for a business to pursue any overdue amounts from an international business due to
the difference in the legal system. It is another reason for the conservative approaches of the exporters.
3. Change in export prices: Unexpected change in the commodity prices in a particular country will
arise a great risk for the exporters when managing foreign receivables. Change in commodity price
will also influence various other costs associated with the export like
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Essay about Argument Against Human Cloning
In 1997, the first clone of a sheep named Dolly was created. This embryo had a success rate of one to
four percent. When applied to humans, this percentage may decrease and become lower and more
unpredictable. With lives at stake, is it worth the risk of the embryos involved in the unstable process?
Although cloning may allow for new medical procedures and research of diseases and cures, it takes
away from the natural biological order of life, and allows humans to play God while creating a margin
of error which could result in many defects. Many ethical and moral dilemmas arise when discussing
human cloning, and one can have many positions for and against each. To understand the issues
surrounding human cloning, one must have a basic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1997, President Clinton proposed a moratorium on cloning that would not allow funding by the
government. A bill was also presented in the Senate in 2001 that would legally ban cloning regardless
of its funding, whether it was federal or private. The repercussions of infringement on this law would
be up to ten years in jail and a fine of up to $10 million (A). Human cloning proposes many arguments
for each opposing side and can greatly impact the modern world based upon the research obtained
through it. Whether or not that research is morally and ethically correct is the topic of most
discussions in the genetics field. Beginning with the moral argument, one must understand
reproductive freedom. Most cloning activists say that reproduction, or the lack there of, is a natural
freedom given to people (C). Restricting human cloning would be a violation of that right. Just as
people can choose not to reproduce using contraception, abortion, or abstinence, people should be
allowed to use all means possible within their ability to reproduce, such as through cloning and in
vitro fertilization (C). Cloning is the application of this right specifically (C). Another benefit of
cloning is the ability to clone someone who has died to console those who are grieving over their lost
loved one or to clone the DNA of a person that was known for his of her greatness. Scientists would
be able to recreate these people in a new environment (C). A clone s parent may have come from
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In 1997, the first clone of a sheep named Dolly was created. This embryo had a success rate of one to
four percent. When applied to humans, this percentage may decrease and become lower and more
unpredictable. With lives at stake, is it worth the risk of the embryos involved in the unstable process?
Although cloning may allow for new medical procedures and research of diseases and cures, it takes
away from the natural biological order of life, and allows humans to play God while creating a margin
of error which could result in many defects. Many ethical and moral dilemmas arise when discussing
human cloning, and one can have many positions for and against each. To understand the issues
surrounding human cloning, one must have a basic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1997, President Clinton proposed a moratorium on cloning that would not allow funding by the
government. A bill was also presented in the Senate in 2001 that would legally ban cloning regardless
of its funding, whether it was federal or private. The repercussions of infringement on this law would
be up to ten years in jail and a fine of up to $10 million (A). Human cloning proposes many arguments
for each opposing side and can greatly impact the modern world based upon the research obtained
through it. Whether or not that research is morally and ethically correct is the topic of most
discussions in the genetics field. Beginning with the moral argument, one must understand
reproductive freedom. Most cloning activists say that reproduction, or the lack there of, is a natural
freedom given to people (C). Restricting human cloning would be a violation of that right. Just as
people can choose not to reproduce using contraception, abortion, or abstinence, people should be
allowed to use all means possible within their ability to reproduce, such as through cloning and in
vitro fertilization (C). Cloning is the application of this right specifically (C). Another benefit of
cloning is the ability to clone someone who has died to console those who are grieving over their lost
loved one or to clone the DNA of a person that was known for his of her greatness. Scientists would
be able to recreate these people in a new environment (C). A clone s parent may have come from
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Changes Of Australian Pop Culture
Changes in Australian Pop Culture 1945 to the present
During 1945 to the present there has been many changes in Australian pop culture, these areas of pop
culture include Film, television, radio, music, fashion, sport and communication. Popular Culture
refers to the beliefs, attitudes and lifestyles shared by a group of people.
Film:
Film in Australia has a large part of the Australian lifestyle and has had many major changes in
Popular Culture from 1945 to the present. The first film to be released was the Ned Kelly Gang in
1945. Australia has produced many successful films during this time and has had many influences on
Australian pop culture. During the 1940s and 1950s the film industry was lacking from Government
policy changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The 1990s marked a new era for Australian films. The biggest changes in the Australian film industry
in the 1990s was the arrival of the DVD in 1999 and the Internet which enabled people to access films
online, causing less people to go to the cinemas which had a huge impact on the film industry. The
2000s marked the start of a new century and an advanced film industry.
Television:
Television has had many changes in pop culture since 1945 and has been an important part of
Australia s national identity. Television was first introduced in Australia in September 1956, which
was introduced just before the 1956 Olympics hosted in Melbourne, television was first screened in
grainy black and white. For the first few years after television had been released in Australia,
television was mainly dominated by American programs, however in a few years it had become the
most popular form of entertainment. Television decreased the audience of the radio programs and in
1965 it was around 9 out of 10 Australian families that owned a Television set. By 1959, it was
estimated that over 50 percent of families in Sydney owned a television set. Early Australian
television broadcast news, quiz programmes, movies, music programmes and sport. There was only a
few television studios to produce programs in Australia at the time which meant most local content
had to be broadcasted live. In 1966 Australia
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Changes in Australian Pop Culture 1945 to the present
During 1945 to the present there has been many changes in Australian pop culture, these areas of pop
culture include Film, television, radio, music, fashion, sport and communication. Popular Culture
refers to the beliefs, attitudes and lifestyles shared by a group of people.
Film:
Film in Australia has a large part of the Australian lifestyle and has had many major changes in
Popular Culture from 1945 to the present. The first film to be released was the Ned Kelly Gang in
1945. Australia has produced many successful films during this time and has had many influences on
Australian pop culture. During the 1940s and 1950s the film industry was lacking from Government
policy changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The 1990s marked a new era for Australian films. The biggest changes in the Australian film industry
in the 1990s was the arrival of the DVD in 1999 and the Internet which enabled people to access films
online, causing less people to go to the cinemas which had a huge impact on the film industry. The
2000s marked the start of a new century and an advanced film industry.
Television:
Television has had many changes in pop culture since 1945 and has been an important part of
Australia s national identity. Television was first introduced in Australia in September 1956, which
was introduced just before the 1956 Olympics hosted in Melbourne, television was first screened in
grainy black and white. For the first few years after television had been released in Australia,
television was mainly dominated by American programs, however in a few years it had become the
most popular form of entertainment. Television decreased the audience of the radio programs and in
1965 it was around 9 out of 10 Australian families that owned a Television set. By 1959, it was
estimated that over 50 percent of families in Sydney owned a television set. Early Australian
television broadcast news, quiz programmes, movies, music programmes and sport. There was only a
few television studios to produce programs in Australia at the time which meant most local content
had to be broadcasted live. In 1966 Australia
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Social Effects Of Social Media And Physical Effects On...
Physical Effects Social Media has many different effects on society. One of the major things social
media effects is physical health. In comparison to 100 years ago, when Social Media didn t exist, we
can compare some major health issues that have been derived from Social Media. Some physical
effects include over eating, eating disorders and changing physical appearances to fit in. While I do
understand that not all people suffer from the physical problems stemmed from the internet, but 81%
of Americans use social media and of that percentage more than 60% have been negatively affected
(New York residents only). (n.d.). Lower Self Esteem Scrolling through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,
etc., humans tend to automatically compare themselves to others. The most common comparison is
appearances. People will completely change their physical appearance to match with whatever is
trending. If they do not succeed in mastering the new look, some will consider themselves below
average, or ugly. This creates a lot of self doubt especial in youth. Over the last 20 years, cell phone
use in the age ranges of 7 18 years old has increased over 75% (Beres, D. (n.d.). Adolescence are
exposed to things on the internet that encourages heavy makeup usage and provocative clothing to
enhance their physical appearance. The standard in day to day appearances seems to be getting higher
and higher as social media usage increases. Food Porn A popular use of Social Media is sharing food
ideas with your friends and family. While this is fun and exciting, it can cause some major health
risks. Even on a full stomach, watching a video that includes food, triggers hunger. The illusion of
seeing food that looks delicious in a photo is that we will crave and attempt to make the recipe on our
own...even if our stomachs are completely full. This effect the food videos have on social media is
tremendous and it will continue to aide to obesity eating disorders in America. On the complete
different spectrum of eating disorders, anorexia and bulimia can be encouraged through social media.
Although it is not directly encouraged to starve yourself it s almost implied. Models are hired through
all different clothing industries and makeup companies
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Physical Effects Social Media has many different effects on society. One of the major things social
media effects is physical health. In comparison to 100 years ago, when Social Media didn t exist, we
can compare some major health issues that have been derived from Social Media. Some physical
effects include over eating, eating disorders and changing physical appearances to fit in. While I do
understand that not all people suffer from the physical problems stemmed from the internet, but 81%
of Americans use social media and of that percentage more than 60% have been negatively affected
(New York residents only). (n.d.). Lower Self Esteem Scrolling through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,
etc., humans tend to automatically compare themselves to others. The most common comparison is
appearances. People will completely change their physical appearance to match with whatever is
trending. If they do not succeed in mastering the new look, some will consider themselves below
average, or ugly. This creates a lot of self doubt especial in youth. Over the last 20 years, cell phone
use in the age ranges of 7 18 years old has increased over 75% (Beres, D. (n.d.). Adolescence are
exposed to things on the internet that encourages heavy makeup usage and provocative clothing to
enhance their physical appearance. The standard in day to day appearances seems to be getting higher
and higher as social media usage increases. Food Porn A popular use of Social Media is sharing food
ideas with your friends and family. While this is fun and exciting, it can cause some major health
risks. Even on a full stomach, watching a video that includes food, triggers hunger. The illusion of
seeing food that looks delicious in a photo is that we will crave and attempt to make the recipe on our
own...even if our stomachs are completely full. This effect the food videos have on social media is
tremendous and it will continue to aide to obesity eating disorders in America. On the complete
different spectrum of eating disorders, anorexia and bulimia can be encouraged through social media.
Although it is not directly encouraged to starve yourself it s almost implied. Models are hired through
all different clothing industries and makeup companies
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A Project Manager For The Success Of Acer Inc.
I Worked with Nokia Solutions Networks as a Project Manager for many years. Acer is one of the
largest telecommunication companies in the world. Over the years, the company has emerged from a
small local business to become successfully global. Its visionary founder took into account its difficult
path as the best way in which the company could prosper towards the acquisition of the global market.
As Barrow (2011) contends, one of the factors that has promoted the success of Acer Inc. is the proper
financial systems and budget employed in the management of its finances. For example, in 1976, it
was founded with a capital of US$25ooo, but has grown steadily to become a multibillionaire
company, together with its other close competitors (Barrow, 2011).
Running a company often requires carefully planning and review of finances. Various studies reveal
that most companies use other forms of accounting mainly for measuring, identifying, analyzing, and
reporting their financial information. In spite of making tremendous success, proper financial budget
planning is still important for the development and success of Acer Company. In this way, accounting
tools may include financial statements, forecasts, and other may be employed. Proper budget planning
is important to the business in the following ways. Firstly, through the budget, detailed information on
the analysis of how the company anticipates spending its finances, in future times can be revealed.
Proper budget planning limits
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I Worked with Nokia Solutions Networks as a Project Manager for many years. Acer is one of the
largest telecommunication companies in the world. Over the years, the company has emerged from a
small local business to become successfully global. Its visionary founder took into account its difficult
path as the best way in which the company could prosper towards the acquisition of the global market.
As Barrow (2011) contends, one of the factors that has promoted the success of Acer Inc. is the proper
financial systems and budget employed in the management of its finances. For example, in 1976, it
was founded with a capital of US$25ooo, but has grown steadily to become a multibillionaire
company, together with its other close competitors (Barrow, 2011).
Running a company often requires carefully planning and review of finances. Various studies reveal
that most companies use other forms of accounting mainly for measuring, identifying, analyzing, and
reporting their financial information. In spite of making tremendous success, proper financial budget
planning is still important for the development and success of Acer Company. In this way, accounting
tools may include financial statements, forecasts, and other may be employed. Proper budget planning
is important to the business in the following ways. Firstly, through the budget, detailed information on
the analysis of how the company anticipates spending its finances, in future times can be revealed.
Proper budget planning limits
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Ellen G White Themes
The beginning of the book already presents the problem that every man would like to have a clear and
precise answer. The most important question that man has ever asked and that it must necessarily
make a day or another in his life, is what made the jailer of Philippi was Paul and Silas: Sirs, what
must it I do to be saved? Acts 16:30.
This is a question to which Ellen G white sister was proposed to respond to through the pages of this
book. In terms of presentation, we can argue that Towards Jesus is a book of 13 chapters and 184
pages whose development is of God s love for humanity, the abandonment of oneself, growth in Jesus
Christ , know to finish with joy in the Lord ...
She debuted the book with the creation of mankind, how God created ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
All actions should be ennobled and embellished by love. Love comes from God. The unregenerate
heart can not produce. It is also true that we can have a proper exerieurement driving without the
transforming power of Jesus Christ. The love of the prestige and the desire to possess the esteem of his
fellow men can produce a regular life. Out of respect for oneself, one can avoid the appearance of evil.
Ego iste can make a generous actions. The difference between good and bad here will appear in
obedience to the Word of God. Obedience is not just an outside bid, but sultout a service of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The beginning of the book already presents the problem that every man would like to have a clear and
precise answer. The most important question that man has ever asked and that it must necessarily
make a day or another in his life, is what made the jailer of Philippi was Paul and Silas: Sirs, what
must it I do to be saved? Acts 16:30.
This is a question to which Ellen G white sister was proposed to respond to through the pages of this
book. In terms of presentation, we can argue that Towards Jesus is a book of 13 chapters and 184
pages whose development is of God s love for humanity, the abandonment of oneself, growth in Jesus
Christ , know to finish with joy in the Lord ...
She debuted the book with the creation of mankind, how God created ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
All actions should be ennobled and embellished by love. Love comes from God. The unregenerate
heart can not produce. It is also true that we can have a proper exerieurement driving without the
transforming power of Jesus Christ. The love of the prestige and the desire to possess the esteem of his
fellow men can produce a regular life. Out of respect for oneself, one can avoid the appearance of evil.
Ego iste can make a generous actions. The difference between good and bad here will appear in
obedience to the Word of God. Obedience is not just an outside bid, but sultout a service of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Foley Catheter • Explain The Procedure
How to insert a Foley catheter You must explain the process to the patient before you began. Most
patients are not used to inserting any object into their urethra. It is often described as painful or
uncomfortable. So out of respect for the patient, explain the steps of the procedure to him/her before
beginning. Ask the patient to lay on their back. The patient s legs should be spread and their feet
should be together. The patient laying on their back relaxes the bladder and urethra, making easier to
insert the catheter. You can even assist the patient getting into the supine position. Wash your hands
and put on sterile gloves. Wearing gloves are very important in the health care field, there are used to
protect you and the patient from bacteria. The sterile gloves help ensure that bacteria do not get into
the urethra and the patient bodily fluids do not come into contact with your hands. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Foley catheters comes in a sealed sterile kit. Before opening the kit, make sure you have the right size
kit for your patient. They come in 12,14,16 French. (1French=1/3 mm). The smaller ones are usually
better for the patient s comfort but the larger ones will help against leakage. Sterilize and prepare the
patient s genital area. You have wipe the patient s genital area with disinfectant soaked cotton swabs,
to remove any debris. Repeat step if needed. For female patients, be sure to clean the labia and
urethral meatus (the outside of the opening of the urethra located above the vagina). For the men clean
the urethral opening on the penis. When you finish wiping down the patient, lay down surgical drapes
around the genitals, leaving yourself enough work
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How to insert a Foley catheter You must explain the process to the patient before you began. Most
patients are not used to inserting any object into their urethra. It is often described as painful or
uncomfortable. So out of respect for the patient, explain the steps of the procedure to him/her before
beginning. Ask the patient to lay on their back. The patient s legs should be spread and their feet
should be together. The patient laying on their back relaxes the bladder and urethra, making easier to
insert the catheter. You can even assist the patient getting into the supine position. Wash your hands
and put on sterile gloves. Wearing gloves are very important in the health care field, there are used to
protect you and the patient from bacteria. The sterile gloves help ensure that bacteria do not get into
the urethra and the patient bodily fluids do not come into contact with your hands. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Foley catheters comes in a sealed sterile kit. Before opening the kit, make sure you have the right size
kit for your patient. They come in 12,14,16 French. (1French=1/3 mm). The smaller ones are usually
better for the patient s comfort but the larger ones will help against leakage. Sterilize and prepare the
patient s genital area. You have wipe the patient s genital area with disinfectant soaked cotton swabs,
to remove any debris. Repeat step if needed. For female patients, be sure to clean the labia and
urethral meatus (the outside of the opening of the urethra located above the vagina). For the men clean
the urethral opening on the penis. When you finish wiping down the patient, lay down surgical drapes
around the genitals, leaving yourself enough work
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Reflection Of Citizen Kane
Orson Welles s Citizen Kane is a revolutionary film. Although it might not look like much to the
modern viewer, many aspects of the film were the first of their kind to appear and are still used today.
One thing I noticed throughout the film was the use of reflections. The movie starts off with a
montage of images of Xanadu, Charles Kane s personal estate. One of the shots includes a beautiful
reflection of the building in the water. When Kane dies and drops the snow globe, you see the nurse s
reflection in the glass as she walks into the room. After Kane convinces the men from the Chronicle to
come work for him at the Inquirer, he throws a party; we can see him dancing in a reflection of a
window. When Kane is in Xanadu, he walks through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The camera angles varied greatly throughout the film. Multiple times the camera was close to the floor
looking up at the characters and other times it was very high up looking down. There are also multiple
times within the film that the actors look straight into the camera. This happens when Leland and
Kane are talking about the newspaper declaration as well as when Walter Thatcher reading Kane s
newspapers headlines. Most narratives do not have the actors acknowledge that the camera is there,
however, some TV shows now have actors look into the camera for an added dramatic effect just as
Citizen Kane did.
The beginning of the film also used a shot that had a variety of newspaper headings with someone
flipping through the newspapers in order for the audience to see all the headings. This has been
repeated in many movies since, but now it is done digitally with fancy effects like the papers spinning.
I also like how there are two intertwined plots throughout the film, that of Kane s life and that of
Thompson trying to figure out what rosebud means. I have seen Citizen Kane before and watching it
for a second time was much better. I was able to pick up on details that I was confused by before. One
of these was the seemingly random screeching cockatoo towards the end of the film. Watching the
other students reactions made me realize what this cockatoo was for. After it appeared on screen many
people shot up as it seemed they were falling asleep or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Orson Welles s Citizen Kane is a revolutionary film. Although it might not look like much to the
modern viewer, many aspects of the film were the first of their kind to appear and are still used today.
One thing I noticed throughout the film was the use of reflections. The movie starts off with a
montage of images of Xanadu, Charles Kane s personal estate. One of the shots includes a beautiful
reflection of the building in the water. When Kane dies and drops the snow globe, you see the nurse s
reflection in the glass as she walks into the room. After Kane convinces the men from the Chronicle to
come work for him at the Inquirer, he throws a party; we can see him dancing in a reflection of a
window. When Kane is in Xanadu, he walks through ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The camera angles varied greatly throughout the film. Multiple times the camera was close to the floor
looking up at the characters and other times it was very high up looking down. There are also multiple
times within the film that the actors look straight into the camera. This happens when Leland and
Kane are talking about the newspaper declaration as well as when Walter Thatcher reading Kane s
newspapers headlines. Most narratives do not have the actors acknowledge that the camera is there,
however, some TV shows now have actors look into the camera for an added dramatic effect just as
Citizen Kane did.
The beginning of the film also used a shot that had a variety of newspaper headings with someone
flipping through the newspapers in order for the audience to see all the headings. This has been
repeated in many movies since, but now it is done digitally with fancy effects like the papers spinning.
I also like how there are two intertwined plots throughout the film, that of Kane s life and that of
Thompson trying to figure out what rosebud means. I have seen Citizen Kane before and watching it
for a second time was much better. I was able to pick up on details that I was confused by before. One
of these was the seemingly random screeching cockatoo towards the end of the film. Watching the
other students reactions made me realize what this cockatoo was for. After it appeared on screen many
people shot up as it seemed they were falling asleep or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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