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address.
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Descriptive Of The Starry Night
The Starry Night is one of the most famous paintings in the history of western culture. It was painted
by Vincent Van Gogh in 1889 and is recognized as his finest work. This artwork is oil on canvas and is
currently in the Museum of Modern Art, New York. An interesting fact about the artwork is that it is
painted from Van Gogh s memory, unlike his other works which are painted outdoor. This painting is
the view from the east facing window of his asylum room at Saint Reme de Provence. The view
includes the starry sky, cypress tree, village, and hills. This morning I saw the countryside from my
window a long time before sunrise, with nothing but the morning star, which looked very big. wrote
Van Gogh.
The first thing I notice in The Starry Night is the sky in the background because it stands out the most.
There are many shining stars, the big bright crescent moon and wind swirls painted throughout the
blue sky using contrasting colours like orange, yellow and white. Through the swirling wind, thick
curve lines are flowing across the sky to form this spiral like formation. Eleven yellow stars which
look like huge fireballs lighten the whole art piece by contrasting with the cool blue, dark night sky
that contains a variety of shades of blue and grey. There is also the crescent moon at the top right hand
corner that is bigger and emits an even brighter light compared to the rest of the stars. Next, I notice
the giant cypress tree on the left side because of how its proportion is a lot bigger than everything else
in the rest of the painting. It blocks out part of the sky and the village located at the bottom. The
village houses are tiny and painted in the shade. It is compact and is close to the hills and its
surrounding objects which makes the houses blend in and become unnoticeable.
Many elements and principles are portrayed in this art piece. To begin with, the first thing I see and
grabs my attention is the swirling wind. Rhythm and Movement can be seen and it creates a flow to
the rest of the painting in which leads your eyes to follow along the path of the swirl and brings you to
the next subject. It allowed me to view the art piece up to down and left to right, as I started from the
swirl to the stars
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The Starry Night is one of the most famous paintings in the history of western culture. It was painted
by Vincent Van Gogh in 1889 and is recognized as his finest work. This artwork is oil on canvas and is
currently in the Museum of Modern Art, New York. An interesting fact about the artwork is that it is
painted from Van Gogh s memory, unlike his other works which are painted outdoor. This painting is
the view from the east facing window of his asylum room at Saint Reme de Provence. The view
includes the starry sky, cypress tree, village, and hills. This morning I saw the countryside from my
window a long time before sunrise, with nothing but the morning star, which looked very big. wrote
Van Gogh.
The first thing I notice in The Starry Night is the sky in the background because it stands out the most.
There are many shining stars, the big bright crescent moon and wind swirls painted throughout the
blue sky using contrasting colours like orange, yellow and white. Through the swirling wind, thick
curve lines are flowing across the sky to form this spiral like formation. Eleven yellow stars which
look like huge fireballs lighten the whole art piece by contrasting with the cool blue, dark night sky
that contains a variety of shades of blue and grey. There is also the crescent moon at the top right hand
corner that is bigger and emits an even brighter light compared to the rest of the stars. Next, I notice
the giant cypress tree on the left side because of how its proportion is a lot bigger than everything else
in the rest of the painting. It blocks out part of the sky and the village located at the bottom. The
village houses are tiny and painted in the shade. It is compact and is close to the hills and its
surrounding objects which makes the houses blend in and become unnoticeable.
Many elements and principles are portrayed in this art piece. To begin with, the first thing I see and
grabs my attention is the swirling wind. Rhythm and Movement can be seen and it creates a flow to
the rest of the painting in which leads your eyes to follow along the path of the swirl and brings you to
the next subject. It allowed me to view the art piece up to down and left to right, as I started from the
swirl to the stars
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Analysis Of The Book The Heidi
Pirandellian Dark Comedy in Wendy Wasserstein s
The Heidi Chronicles
The main aim of this paper is to study Wendy Wasserstein s The Heidi Chronicles (1988) as a dark
comedy in the light of Pirandello s definition of dark comedy. The line between tragedy and comedy is
often thin and at times barely discernable. Certain playwrights have a gift for blurring this line, which
allows audiences to receive their message without often knowing if they should be laughing at what
appears to be a serious topic. Wendy Wasserstein (1950 2006) is one of the contemporary female
playwrights who makes use of dark comedy. She is an excellent example of the genre dark comedy in
the late twentieth century. She has won critical acclaim, Pulitzer Prizes and numerous additional
awards for her writing. Wendy Wasserstein was the first woman in history to win the Pulitzer Prize as
the author of an original play. In a 2001 Harper article on a new generation of women playwrights, the
first sentence reads When you think of female playwrights, two words invariably come to mind:
Wendy Wasserstein (334). Feminist Sally Burke writes that the feminist playwrights who began their
work in the 1970s, even those who won Obie Awards, were virtually ignored except by scholars of
feminist drama; this list includes Wasserstein (1). She is one of the most important playwrights of our
time, yet her work lacks the critical and scholarly attention it deserves. Tragicomedy has been, in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pirandellian Dark Comedy in Wendy Wasserstein s
The Heidi Chronicles
The main aim of this paper is to study Wendy Wasserstein s The Heidi Chronicles (1988) as a dark
comedy in the light of Pirandello s definition of dark comedy. The line between tragedy and comedy is
often thin and at times barely discernable. Certain playwrights have a gift for blurring this line, which
allows audiences to receive their message without often knowing if they should be laughing at what
appears to be a serious topic. Wendy Wasserstein (1950 2006) is one of the contemporary female
playwrights who makes use of dark comedy. She is an excellent example of the genre dark comedy in
the late twentieth century. She has won critical acclaim, Pulitzer Prizes and numerous additional
awards for her writing. Wendy Wasserstein was the first woman in history to win the Pulitzer Prize as
the author of an original play. In a 2001 Harper article on a new generation of women playwrights, the
first sentence reads When you think of female playwrights, two words invariably come to mind:
Wendy Wasserstein (334). Feminist Sally Burke writes that the feminist playwrights who began their
work in the 1970s, even those who won Obie Awards, were virtually ignored except by scholars of
feminist drama; this list includes Wasserstein (1). She is one of the most important playwrights of our
time, yet her work lacks the critical and scholarly attention it deserves. Tragicomedy has been, in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Advantages And Disadvantages And Use Of Bilingual...
Today, bilingual education used in many countries for variety of social and educational purposes. It is
the actual problem of this century. Because, the world is changing and according to the requirements
of time, the human mind adjusts to new discoveries, to new tops. The relevance of training to bilingual
manner as a basic component in depth language education is defined, first of all, a general global trend
towards integration in the economic, cultural and political spheres, in the sphere of education
determines the trend towards integration of subject knowledge, focus on the knowledge of a coherent
picture of the world. Modernization in the field of school education is associated with high quality
education, development of new technologies, new perspectives, expanding the horizons of students.
Now, special attention is paid to creating conditions to develop the creative potential of the student
and to empower in depth education. Training based on bilingual program is important, because it
provides ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bilingual programs divided into two categories: one way and two way. In one way bilingual program
the target language is not a native language of the students. In two way bilingual program half of the
students are native speakers of target language [book]. This report will be about use of bilingual
education system, namely one way programs, advantages and disadvantages of it. Some students
sometimes taught a full course of study in the Kazakh and Russian languages. Elsewhere, they can get
only support in the native language such as periodic transfers or tutoring, on the lessons conducted
generally in English. There are several models of one way bilingual education:
Bilingual programs, where all students are native speaker of Kazakh language and English is the
second language
Bilingual programs, where Russian is native language of all students and the second language is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Today, bilingual education used in many countries for variety of social and educational purposes. It is
the actual problem of this century. Because, the world is changing and according to the requirements
of time, the human mind adjusts to new discoveries, to new tops. The relevance of training to bilingual
manner as a basic component in depth language education is defined, first of all, a general global trend
towards integration in the economic, cultural and political spheres, in the sphere of education
determines the trend towards integration of subject knowledge, focus on the knowledge of a coherent
picture of the world. Modernization in the field of school education is associated with high quality
education, development of new technologies, new perspectives, expanding the horizons of students.
Now, special attention is paid to creating conditions to develop the creative potential of the student
and to empower in depth education. Training based on bilingual program is important, because it
provides ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bilingual programs divided into two categories: one way and two way. In one way bilingual program
the target language is not a native language of the students. In two way bilingual program half of the
students are native speakers of target language [book]. This report will be about use of bilingual
education system, namely one way programs, advantages and disadvantages of it. Some students
sometimes taught a full course of study in the Kazakh and Russian languages. Elsewhere, they can get
only support in the native language such as periodic transfers or tutoring, on the lessons conducted
generally in English. There are several models of one way bilingual education:
Bilingual programs, where all students are native speaker of Kazakh language and English is the
second language
Bilingual programs, where Russian is native language of all students and the second language is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time by Mark...
It has become paramount that composers utilise various techniques in order to influence an individual
s perception of the world. As seen through the eyes of an Aspergers sufferer, Christopher Boone, Mark
Haddon s inventive novel entitle The Curious incident of the Dog in the Night Time , skilfully
portrays how the decisions of significant characters and their relationships shape the overall message
about the difficulties of living with a limiting social condition. This is challenged from the unique
perspective of Christopher and explicitly seen through the relationship between the protagonist and
both his parents. Haddon employs a myriad of techniques through the concepts of the conflicting
nature of love, the desperation for a world of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Ed, her hot tempered nature and her inability to empathise with her son, has meant that she is
unable to adapt to the demands of Christopher s social barriers. This is evident in a letter in chapter
157 where she states Maybe if things had been differant, maybe if you d been differant i might have
been better at it. But thats just the way things turned out . The repetition of maybe demonstrates the
initial complexity of human communication which in Christophers case, was further complicated by
his social demands. Through Mark Haddon s incorporation of a letter in this chapter, the difficulties in
human communication is shown as his mother has resorted to indirect communication in explaining
her reasoning for his abandonment. Although Judy lovingly and diligently cares for Christopher she
struggles with the frustration she feels as a result of not always being able to understand her son s
behaviour. This ideology is further reiterated through the comparison in the letter between Ed and
Judy seen in Your father is a much more pacient person. He just gets on with things.. But that s not the
way i am... Haddon s characterisation of Christopher s parents presents to the responder the
conflicting side of love, the multi faceted and complicated nature of human interaction, and the
opposing approaches of both parents in communicating and dealing with Christopher s condition, as
part of their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It has become paramount that composers utilise various techniques in order to influence an individual
s perception of the world. As seen through the eyes of an Aspergers sufferer, Christopher Boone, Mark
Haddon s inventive novel entitle The Curious incident of the Dog in the Night Time , skilfully
portrays how the decisions of significant characters and their relationships shape the overall message
about the difficulties of living with a limiting social condition. This is challenged from the unique
perspective of Christopher and explicitly seen through the relationship between the protagonist and
both his parents. Haddon employs a myriad of techniques through the concepts of the conflicting
nature of love, the desperation for a world of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Ed, her hot tempered nature and her inability to empathise with her son, has meant that she is
unable to adapt to the demands of Christopher s social barriers. This is evident in a letter in chapter
157 where she states Maybe if things had been differant, maybe if you d been differant i might have
been better at it. But thats just the way things turned out . The repetition of maybe demonstrates the
initial complexity of human communication which in Christophers case, was further complicated by
his social demands. Through Mark Haddon s incorporation of a letter in this chapter, the difficulties in
human communication is shown as his mother has resorted to indirect communication in explaining
her reasoning for his abandonment. Although Judy lovingly and diligently cares for Christopher she
struggles with the frustration she feels as a result of not always being able to understand her son s
behaviour. This ideology is further reiterated through the comparison in the letter between Ed and
Judy seen in Your father is a much more pacient person. He just gets on with things.. But that s not the
way i am... Haddon s characterisation of Christopher s parents presents to the responder the
conflicting side of love, the multi faceted and complicated nature of human interaction, and the
opposing approaches of both parents in communicating and dealing with Christopher s condition, as
part of their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Universal Symbolism In Theatre
Many different approaches have been taking to theatre for many generations. One of the more people
interpretations would have to be symbolism. Symbolism uses objects or sayings to connect situations
main characters are going through. Symbolism in the theatre can be achieved via characters, colour,
movement, costume and props. This causes the audience to think more and pay closer attention to
minor details in a play. Symbolism is also a powerful force for communicating meaning; certain
themes or ideas affect the mind of the audience more profoundly when presented indirectly through a
symbol than when presented overtly. Plays have been popular among many different cultures and they
will often use symbolism to drive home ideas. Symbolism is used to leave the audience thinking about
underlying issues antaganists are going through. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It has become a staple in modern theatre, as well. Contextual symbolism and universal symbolism
have become the main types of symbolism seen in theatre. Contextual relates more to what has been
mentioned in the work and will draw on that. Universal symbolism can relate to anything outside the
story. I would have to say I chose symbolism because it is always interested me, even before this class.
I may not spot what is symbolism but when I do, it draws more depth to the work that I did not notice
the first time
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Many different approaches have been taking to theatre for many generations. One of the more people
interpretations would have to be symbolism. Symbolism uses objects or sayings to connect situations
main characters are going through. Symbolism in the theatre can be achieved via characters, colour,
movement, costume and props. This causes the audience to think more and pay closer attention to
minor details in a play. Symbolism is also a powerful force for communicating meaning; certain
themes or ideas affect the mind of the audience more profoundly when presented indirectly through a
symbol than when presented overtly. Plays have been popular among many different cultures and they
will often use symbolism to drive home ideas. Symbolism is used to leave the audience thinking about
underlying issues antaganists are going through. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It has become a staple in modern theatre, as well. Contextual symbolism and universal symbolism
have become the main types of symbolism seen in theatre. Contextual relates more to what has been
mentioned in the work and will draw on that. Universal symbolism can relate to anything outside the
story. I would have to say I chose symbolism because it is always interested me, even before this class.
I may not spot what is symbolism but when I do, it draws more depth to the work that I did not notice
the first time
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nursing Case Study Musculoskeletal
Musculoskeletal The patient has right sided weakness on upper and lower extremities related to her
stroke. Right sided weakness prevalent on range of motion exercises, mobility and strength is limited.
Left sided range of motion was completed while the patient was sitting bedside, she was able to
complete range of motion by lifting left leg, bending left knee and flexing the left foot without
difficulty. The patient is unsteady, weak and is unable to stand or transfer on her own, so I was unable
to perform the Romberg test, assess gait, heel to toe walking, standing on one foot, or shallow knee
bend. I observed the patient s spine with the client touching her toes from a sitting position at the edge
of the bed, spine is straight, with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Encourage patient to be conscious of body parts and watch feet, use of visual and tactile stimuli assists
in reintegration of affected side.
Evaluation The goal will be met when the patient retains or gains sensory motor function back to her
baseline or improvements are noted from her time of admission. Additional care and therapy may be
necessary if the patient does not meet the goal by the desired date. Long term therapy or care may be a
consideration.
Nursing Diagnosis #3 Self care deficit R/T neuromuscular impairment AEB impaired ability to
perform or complete ADL s.
Outcome The patient will demonstrate techniques and lifestyle changes to meet self care activities
within the level of their own ability by 05/10/18.
Interventions
In order to promote recovery and maintain self esteem, avoid doing things for the patient that she can
do for herself.
Do not rush the patient, allow the patient sufficient time to accomplish task, this shows empathy and
consistence with assistance.
Provide positive feedback on the patient s efforts and accomplishments. This will enhance the sense of
self worth, promotes independence and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Musculoskeletal The patient has right sided weakness on upper and lower extremities related to her
stroke. Right sided weakness prevalent on range of motion exercises, mobility and strength is limited.
Left sided range of motion was completed while the patient was sitting bedside, she was able to
complete range of motion by lifting left leg, bending left knee and flexing the left foot without
difficulty. The patient is unsteady, weak and is unable to stand or transfer on her own, so I was unable
to perform the Romberg test, assess gait, heel to toe walking, standing on one foot, or shallow knee
bend. I observed the patient s spine with the client touching her toes from a sitting position at the edge
of the bed, spine is straight, with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Encourage patient to be conscious of body parts and watch feet, use of visual and tactile stimuli assists
in reintegration of affected side.
Evaluation The goal will be met when the patient retains or gains sensory motor function back to her
baseline or improvements are noted from her time of admission. Additional care and therapy may be
necessary if the patient does not meet the goal by the desired date. Long term therapy or care may be a
consideration.
Nursing Diagnosis #3 Self care deficit R/T neuromuscular impairment AEB impaired ability to
perform or complete ADL s.
Outcome The patient will demonstrate techniques and lifestyle changes to meet self care activities
within the level of their own ability by 05/10/18.
Interventions
In order to promote recovery and maintain self esteem, avoid doing things for the patient that she can
do for herself.
Do not rush the patient, allow the patient sufficient time to accomplish task, this shows empathy and
consistence with assistance.
Provide positive feedback on the patient s efforts and accomplishments. This will enhance the sense of
self worth, promotes independence and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Baroque Era Essay examples
The Baroque Era
The Baroque era was a unique period in music that began during the 1600 s and ended around 1750.
The word baroque is define by Merriam s Collegiate Dictionary as, of, relating to, or having the
characteristics of a style of artistic expression prevalent esp. in the 17th century that is marked
generally by use of complex forms, bold ornamentation, and the juxtaposition of contrasting elements
often conveying a sense of drama, movement, and tension. The word baroque has been used to
indicate paintings, poems, architecture, literature, and all else that is dynamic and astonishing.
The Baroque time was filled with musical geniuses. People like Franz Josef Haydn, George Frideric
Handel, and Claudio Monteverdi. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomas church in Leipzig. This was a demanding job in which Bach composed canatas for the St.
Thomas and St. Nicholas churches, conduct the choirs, oversee the musical activities of numerous
municipal churches, and teach Latin in the St. Thomas choir school. Bach remained at his post in
Leipzig until his death in 1750. Although he excelled his forbears and contemporaries, he did not
receive the respect he deserved until after his death. Bach is now regarded as one of the greatest
composers of all composers and is a source of inspiration for musicians.
While Bach s musical career centered around Germany, Antonio Vivaldi was the son of a professional
violinist whose musical career cantered in Italy. Born on March 4, 1678, Vivaldi was a virtuoso
violinist and composer whose works included over 500 concertos.
Vivaldi s output was enormous. It is said that he invented ritornello form. If he did not invent this, he
was the first to use this technique. In 1703, Vivaldi began an on and off relationship with the Ospedale
della Pieta, a home for the female offspring of noblemen and their mistresses. Vivaldi remained
working this post for much of his life. He did, however, take leave to compose many of his famous
operas such as Ottone in villa, his first opera.
Baroque music symbolized a changing in the times. From the early period, when Bach introduced his
rich polyphonic concertos and excelled as a virtuoso organist and composer. The evolution of music
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Baroque Era
The Baroque era was a unique period in music that began during the 1600 s and ended around 1750.
The word baroque is define by Merriam s Collegiate Dictionary as, of, relating to, or having the
characteristics of a style of artistic expression prevalent esp. in the 17th century that is marked
generally by use of complex forms, bold ornamentation, and the juxtaposition of contrasting elements
often conveying a sense of drama, movement, and tension. The word baroque has been used to
indicate paintings, poems, architecture, literature, and all else that is dynamic and astonishing.
The Baroque time was filled with musical geniuses. People like Franz Josef Haydn, George Frideric
Handel, and Claudio Monteverdi. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thomas church in Leipzig. This was a demanding job in which Bach composed canatas for the St.
Thomas and St. Nicholas churches, conduct the choirs, oversee the musical activities of numerous
municipal churches, and teach Latin in the St. Thomas choir school. Bach remained at his post in
Leipzig until his death in 1750. Although he excelled his forbears and contemporaries, he did not
receive the respect he deserved until after his death. Bach is now regarded as one of the greatest
composers of all composers and is a source of inspiration for musicians.
While Bach s musical career centered around Germany, Antonio Vivaldi was the son of a professional
violinist whose musical career cantered in Italy. Born on March 4, 1678, Vivaldi was a virtuoso
violinist and composer whose works included over 500 concertos.
Vivaldi s output was enormous. It is said that he invented ritornello form. If he did not invent this, he
was the first to use this technique. In 1703, Vivaldi began an on and off relationship with the Ospedale
della Pieta, a home for the female offspring of noblemen and their mistresses. Vivaldi remained
working this post for much of his life. He did, however, take leave to compose many of his famous
operas such as Ottone in villa, his first opera.
Baroque music symbolized a changing in the times. From the early period, when Bach introduced his
rich polyphonic concertos and excelled as a virtuoso organist and composer. The evolution of music
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Most Important Day In My Life
Everyone has their moments. The ones that are happy, sad and ones you ll never forget no matter how
hard you try. The most important day of my life was my high school graduation. I had many emotions,
the place wasn t very welcoming, but the overall experience was great. I d do it all over again.
I have one word for you, and that s emotions. From where do I begin? Since I am a September baby, I
am older than everyone else. I was happy and nervous. Graduation was the key to the next chapter of
my life, if you think about it, it s a lot of pressure. I was sitting in the car with my parents and my little
brother, Omar. I m so proud of you Bian! he said. Though I was feeling quite nervous about accepting
my diploma, I said, Thanks Omar. It means a lot you re here to support me His smile was so big, you
could clearly tell how happy he was for me. My mom and Dad were proud of me also. My mom,
being the classic emotional wreck over her little girl graduating high school was crying many tears of
joy, because she and I both know we struggled emotionally to get to this goal. Dad was quiet. He was
excited, but on the inside.
Men have to be tough you know, even if it s his little girl, someone has to keep it together in this
house. For me, it was a totally different experience you know? I was afraid, nervous and quite proud
of myself. I was in my cap and gown, staring at myself in the bathroom mirror, and I thought to
myself, Look at you, you re so grown up . As I walked to
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Everyone has their moments. The ones that are happy, sad and ones you ll never forget no matter how
hard you try. The most important day of my life was my high school graduation. I had many emotions,
the place wasn t very welcoming, but the overall experience was great. I d do it all over again.
I have one word for you, and that s emotions. From where do I begin? Since I am a September baby, I
am older than everyone else. I was happy and nervous. Graduation was the key to the next chapter of
my life, if you think about it, it s a lot of pressure. I was sitting in the car with my parents and my little
brother, Omar. I m so proud of you Bian! he said. Though I was feeling quite nervous about accepting
my diploma, I said, Thanks Omar. It means a lot you re here to support me His smile was so big, you
could clearly tell how happy he was for me. My mom and Dad were proud of me also. My mom,
being the classic emotional wreck over her little girl graduating high school was crying many tears of
joy, because she and I both know we struggled emotionally to get to this goal. Dad was quiet. He was
excited, but on the inside.
Men have to be tough you know, even if it s his little girl, someone has to keep it together in this
house. For me, it was a totally different experience you know? I was afraid, nervous and quite proud
of myself. I was in my cap and gown, staring at myself in the bathroom mirror, and I thought to
myself, Look at you, you re so grown up . As I walked to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Colonization of Bangladesh
Colonization of Bangladesh Bangladesh, a developing country, is relatively unknown in the globalized
world and is often confused with its dominant neighbor, India. The country as we see it now did not
exist even 50 years ago. The purpose of this paper is to detail how the region was colonized, how
Bangladesh came to be and a brief overview of how it is doing now. As most geographers know that
there is an intense relationship between Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, for good reason too. They
were all part of the same colony once and hence when we talk about the colonization of Bangladesh,
we must mention details from those of India and Pakistan. Colonization of India Imperial colonization
has had long lasting effects throughout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Extractive colonies on the other hand, were used by the colonizers solely for their resources and thus
the extraction of their resources and the lack of any advanced government institutions and frameworks
leads to them performing worse relative to settlement colonies, as defined in terms of income per
capita. Since Pakistan, India and Bangladesh were all part of colonial India, it is logical to assume that
these three countries will experience similar levels of development. I will attempt to deduce this using
GNI per capita, GDP per capita and the HDI Index. Figure 1 GNI per Capita: Figure 2 GDP Per
Capita: Figure 3 Human Development Index: It is clear from the data above that India has outpaced
both Pakistan and Bangladesh in recent times leading me to believe that the proposed theory does not
hold true for Bangladesh. This is probably because the British set up different types of colonies in
different regions, causing dissimilarities in growth. Pakistan and Bangladesh has been virtually the
same on the HDI index but Pakistan beats Bangladesh in both GNI and GDP per capita. There are
several major factors contributing to Bangladesh s poor growth. Some of which are, but not restricted
to, limited exports,
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Colonization of Bangladesh Bangladesh, a developing country, is relatively unknown in the globalized
world and is often confused with its dominant neighbor, India. The country as we see it now did not
exist even 50 years ago. The purpose of this paper is to detail how the region was colonized, how
Bangladesh came to be and a brief overview of how it is doing now. As most geographers know that
there is an intense relationship between Pakistan, India and Bangladesh, for good reason too. They
were all part of the same colony once and hence when we talk about the colonization of Bangladesh,
we must mention details from those of India and Pakistan. Colonization of India Imperial colonization
has had long lasting effects throughout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Extractive colonies on the other hand, were used by the colonizers solely for their resources and thus
the extraction of their resources and the lack of any advanced government institutions and frameworks
leads to them performing worse relative to settlement colonies, as defined in terms of income per
capita. Since Pakistan, India and Bangladesh were all part of colonial India, it is logical to assume that
these three countries will experience similar levels of development. I will attempt to deduce this using
GNI per capita, GDP per capita and the HDI Index. Figure 1 GNI per Capita: Figure 2 GDP Per
Capita: Figure 3 Human Development Index: It is clear from the data above that India has outpaced
both Pakistan and Bangladesh in recent times leading me to believe that the proposed theory does not
hold true for Bangladesh. This is probably because the British set up different types of colonies in
different regions, causing dissimilarities in growth. Pakistan and Bangladesh has been virtually the
same on the HDI index but Pakistan beats Bangladesh in both GNI and GDP per capita. There are
several major factors contributing to Bangladesh s poor growth. Some of which are, but not restricted
to, limited exports,
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The Crossing Cormac Mccarthy Analysis
In the passage from Cormac McCarthy s novel, The Crossing, the narrator describes the main
character s burial of a wolf that was recently killed. It us unclear if he had killed the wolf or had found
her dead, but the experience has a profound effect on the character either way. McCarthy uses several
literary techniques to accurately convey the impact on the protagonist, including detailed diction that
creates powerful visuals in the mind of the reader. Along with this usage of imagery, the author
includes religious and spiritual references to emphasize the deep sadness and wonder felt by the main
character during this passage. From the very beginning of the passage, McCarthy s precise vocabulary
expresses not only the visual experiences, but also what he hears and feels in those moments. The
narrator describes the scenery and the grassy swales beneath tall escarpments . He also goes into
another sense of the protagonist by telling us of the yapping of the coyotes. We can feel the coldness
as he shivers waiting for dawn, and the fire that he built dies down to a few low flames seething over
the coals . However, what most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to this, the author s use of syntax also emphasizes these deep emotions. When the
protagonist hangs a sheet by the fire to dry, it steamed...like a burning scrim standing in the wilderness
where celebrants of some sacred passion had been carried off by rival sects . The protagonist falls
asleep, palms up...like some dozing penitent . When he imagines the wolf s body, he sees her running
in the mountains with all nations of the possible world ordained by God running with her. All of these
religious and spiritual references help express the somber mood and reflect the deep sadness the
protagonist feels, as well as the wonder he feels at these imaginings of this wolf s
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In the passage from Cormac McCarthy s novel, The Crossing, the narrator describes the main
character s burial of a wolf that was recently killed. It us unclear if he had killed the wolf or had found
her dead, but the experience has a profound effect on the character either way. McCarthy uses several
literary techniques to accurately convey the impact on the protagonist, including detailed diction that
creates powerful visuals in the mind of the reader. Along with this usage of imagery, the author
includes religious and spiritual references to emphasize the deep sadness and wonder felt by the main
character during this passage. From the very beginning of the passage, McCarthy s precise vocabulary
expresses not only the visual experiences, but also what he hears and feels in those moments. The
narrator describes the scenery and the grassy swales beneath tall escarpments . He also goes into
another sense of the protagonist by telling us of the yapping of the coyotes. We can feel the coldness
as he shivers waiting for dawn, and the fire that he built dies down to a few low flames seething over
the coals . However, what most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to this, the author s use of syntax also emphasizes these deep emotions. When the
protagonist hangs a sheet by the fire to dry, it steamed...like a burning scrim standing in the wilderness
where celebrants of some sacred passion had been carried off by rival sects . The protagonist falls
asleep, palms up...like some dozing penitent . When he imagines the wolf s body, he sees her running
in the mountains with all nations of the possible world ordained by God running with her. All of these
religious and spiritual references help express the somber mood and reflect the deep sadness the
protagonist feels, as well as the wonder he feels at these imaginings of this wolf s
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The Not-So-Virgin Birth Of God
The Not So Virgin Birth of God by Mitchell Mallary
The Christian faith has truly never been freed from its bondage to Gnostic chains. Today we see
Gnosticism s manifestation in our dismal eschatology rather than adopting the early Church s hope for
the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come, the masses aspire to an ethereal bliss in
a heavenly beyond.
This misguided eschatology is merely a new form of an old Gnostic influence that has perennially
plagued Christian theology. The Church Fathers had to fight against Docetism the heretical belief that
Christ only appeared to be human, but was in fact merely a spirit or celestial being. Along with
Arianism and Nestorianism, these three heretical doctrines constituted ... Show more content on
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For if we hold the conviction that the Bible s claims can only be true if they are in accord with history
and science, then something other than the Bible is the final authority the Enlightenment s invention of
modern historical and scientific analysis.
A Christological Rethinking of the Virgin Birth
Even if there is a theo political basis for claiming Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary, this does not
mean that it is necessarily wrong. As mentioned above, it s even attested to in the Nicene Creed. But
what if there were a Christological reason for calling the virgin birth into question?
On the one hand, virgin birth theology has often served as a helpful explanatory tool for adherents to
what is commonly called two nature Christology the idea that Jesus was both fully God and fully
human. In a way (though I ve always thought it bore the stench of Nestorianism), it allowed
theologians the explanatory power to say how it was that the one person of Jesus was constituted by
two separate natures divine and human. But in the early Church s battle to stave off Arianism and
those who rejected the full divinity of Christ, virgin birth theology was a crucial
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The Not So Virgin Birth of God by Mitchell Mallary
The Christian faith has truly never been freed from its bondage to Gnostic chains. Today we see
Gnosticism s manifestation in our dismal eschatology rather than adopting the early Church s hope for
the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come, the masses aspire to an ethereal bliss in
a heavenly beyond.
This misguided eschatology is merely a new form of an old Gnostic influence that has perennially
plagued Christian theology. The Church Fathers had to fight against Docetism the heretical belief that
Christ only appeared to be human, but was in fact merely a spirit or celestial being. Along with
Arianism and Nestorianism, these three heretical doctrines constituted ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For if we hold the conviction that the Bible s claims can only be true if they are in accord with history
and science, then something other than the Bible is the final authority the Enlightenment s invention of
modern historical and scientific analysis.
A Christological Rethinking of the Virgin Birth
Even if there is a theo political basis for claiming Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary, this does not
mean that it is necessarily wrong. As mentioned above, it s even attested to in the Nicene Creed. But
what if there were a Christological reason for calling the virgin birth into question?
On the one hand, virgin birth theology has often served as a helpful explanatory tool for adherents to
what is commonly called two nature Christology the idea that Jesus was both fully God and fully
human. In a way (though I ve always thought it bore the stench of Nestorianism), it allowed
theologians the explanatory power to say how it was that the one person of Jesus was constituted by
two separate natures divine and human. But in the early Church s battle to stave off Arianism and
those who rejected the full divinity of Christ, virgin birth theology was a crucial
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Pictor s Observation Report
My favourite constellation is Pictor, also known as The Painter or The Painter s Easel. I chose this
constellation because art is something that interests me and since Pictor has something to do with art,
as it could be symbolic inspiration to painters all over the magical and muggle world. It helps me by
inspiring me that one day i could be a painter as long as i put in the effort, like the stars in the
constellation put in the effort to burn brightly every day. Pictor is a minor, faint constellation located
in the Southern Celestial Hemisphere. Pictor is located between Canopus and the Large Magellanic
Cloud. It s name is a shortened version or abbreviation if you want to be posh for the old name
Equuleus Pictoris. Pictor is latin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He carried an easel and his paint supplies were in a bag on his shoulder. The Italian was a poor man,
having been kicked out by his grandfather, Romulus, in favour of his two brother who were very
artistic. Lovino looked at a man who walked down the same path, two men beside him.
Coincidentally, they went to the same inn later that night to stay until the storm passed. Hola. The man
who Lovino had noted firstly had spoken, seeing the Italian. You re a painter, si? Lovino had nodded
in response. Si, i am. The words had rolled from the Italian s mouth without warning as he looked at
the handsome Spaniard. I... I could paint you if you want? Although he would ruin it, like he did
everything. Even his name meant i ruin so it was just who he was. The Spanish man had grinned and
nodded, My name is Antonio Fernandez Carriedo~ Lovino had nodded and taken out his painting
surprise. Was love at first sight really possible? It seemed so as the Italian found every single little
detail in the Spaniard, painting them onto the canvas. You know Lovi. A voice had said from beside
him, I think i fell in love with you. Antonio continued, Of course i ve loved you since we were
children, before you moved away. And i think, now is the time for this. The Spaniard softly pressed his
lips to Lovino s in a quick kiss. It is said that Lovino s easel became a symbolism of love and art, two
things that should always interconnect and that this symbol was so powerful that it formed into pure
light and became Pictor Alpha, other symbols of art and love joining as other stars until a picture of
that easel was formed. And if you look really closely, you can almost picture the Italian standing
behind it and starting at a Spaniard. For what they had was true love, something that was now written
in the stars and in fate literally. After all, the easel brought two childhood
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My favourite constellation is Pictor, also known as The Painter or The Painter s Easel. I chose this
constellation because art is something that interests me and since Pictor has something to do with art,
as it could be symbolic inspiration to painters all over the magical and muggle world. It helps me by
inspiring me that one day i could be a painter as long as i put in the effort, like the stars in the
constellation put in the effort to burn brightly every day. Pictor is a minor, faint constellation located
in the Southern Celestial Hemisphere. Pictor is located between Canopus and the Large Magellanic
Cloud. It s name is a shortened version or abbreviation if you want to be posh for the old name
Equuleus Pictoris. Pictor is latin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He carried an easel and his paint supplies were in a bag on his shoulder. The Italian was a poor man,
having been kicked out by his grandfather, Romulus, in favour of his two brother who were very
artistic. Lovino looked at a man who walked down the same path, two men beside him.
Coincidentally, they went to the same inn later that night to stay until the storm passed. Hola. The man
who Lovino had noted firstly had spoken, seeing the Italian. You re a painter, si? Lovino had nodded
in response. Si, i am. The words had rolled from the Italian s mouth without warning as he looked at
the handsome Spaniard. I... I could paint you if you want? Although he would ruin it, like he did
everything. Even his name meant i ruin so it was just who he was. The Spanish man had grinned and
nodded, My name is Antonio Fernandez Carriedo~ Lovino had nodded and taken out his painting
surprise. Was love at first sight really possible? It seemed so as the Italian found every single little
detail in the Spaniard, painting them onto the canvas. You know Lovi. A voice had said from beside
him, I think i fell in love with you. Antonio continued, Of course i ve loved you since we were
children, before you moved away. And i think, now is the time for this. The Spaniard softly pressed his
lips to Lovino s in a quick kiss. It is said that Lovino s easel became a symbolism of love and art, two
things that should always interconnect and that this symbol was so powerful that it formed into pure
light and became Pictor Alpha, other symbols of art and love joining as other stars until a picture of
that easel was formed. And if you look really closely, you can almost picture the Italian standing
behind it and starting at a Spaniard. For what they had was true love, something that was now written
in the stars and in fate literally. After all, the easel brought two childhood
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Similarities Between Glorious Revolution And American...
Alvin Ning
Mr. Zabrowski
U.S History
May 3, 2015
Glorious Revolution and American Revolution
Each revolution is an innovation , whether it is bloody or not. British did well in revolution, so did
America, though they happened in a different era. However, because British had achieved the
accomplishment successfully, such as ended the monarchy peacefully and distributed the rights to the
parliament. It set an example for other countries and this impacted them drastically. The documents;
the reason why they rebelled; the legacy they left are so similar that people generally consider the
Glorious Revolution as the forerunner of the America Revolution.
The Glorious Revolution, which happened in 1688 in England, navigated a new style of revolution ...
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700 British troops march into Lexington. The British met only 77 minutemen, and at first were
pleased to allow them to leave. Suddenly, from some unknown place a shot was fired, and the British
opened up on the Americans. A cloud of musket smoke soon covered the green. When the brief Battle
of Lexington ended, eight Americans were dead and 10 others were wounded. Only one British soldier
was injured, but the American Revolution had begun. At this point it was obvious to see that the
British had a bigger and better army, and the American only had the militia. However, at Concord, the
militia used a tactic called guerrilla. Guerrilla was a kind of tactic that utilized the geography feature
to have advantage during the battles. Militias just shot enemies randomly and then they hid, so that the
British troops were really confused about where their enemies were. This time the American militias
were prepared, with this tactic, the Americans routed the British all the way back to Boston. There
were nearly 300 British casualties, including 73 dead and 23 missing. The Americans suffered less
than
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Alvin Ning
Mr. Zabrowski
U.S History
May 3, 2015
Glorious Revolution and American Revolution
Each revolution is an innovation , whether it is bloody or not. British did well in revolution, so did
America, though they happened in a different era. However, because British had achieved the
accomplishment successfully, such as ended the monarchy peacefully and distributed the rights to the
parliament. It set an example for other countries and this impacted them drastically. The documents;
the reason why they rebelled; the legacy they left are so similar that people generally consider the
Glorious Revolution as the forerunner of the America Revolution.
The Glorious Revolution, which happened in 1688 in England, navigated a new style of revolution ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
700 British troops march into Lexington. The British met only 77 minutemen, and at first were
pleased to allow them to leave. Suddenly, from some unknown place a shot was fired, and the British
opened up on the Americans. A cloud of musket smoke soon covered the green. When the brief Battle
of Lexington ended, eight Americans were dead and 10 others were wounded. Only one British soldier
was injured, but the American Revolution had begun. At this point it was obvious to see that the
British had a bigger and better army, and the American only had the militia. However, at Concord, the
militia used a tactic called guerrilla. Guerrilla was a kind of tactic that utilized the geography feature
to have advantage during the battles. Militias just shot enemies randomly and then they hid, so that the
British troops were really confused about where their enemies were. This time the American militias
were prepared, with this tactic, the Americans routed the British all the way back to Boston. There
were nearly 300 British casualties, including 73 dead and 23 missing. The Americans suffered less
than
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Virtue In The Odyssey
For centuries in literature, philosophers studied the idea of virtue to demonstrate the uphold of moral
excellence and righteousness within characters. Eventually becoming a staple in Western literature,
virtue can be described as the balance and imbalance of qualities specified by the philosopher Plato.
He thought much of virtue, and eventually defined it according to the four criteria: courage, prudence,
temperance, and justice. Plato portrayed courage as the showing of bravery in the midst of danger,
prudence is one s ability to show good judgment and to put other s needs before their own; temperance
is a person s knowledge of when to show restraint and justice is when one gives to others what is
owed to them. These characteristics not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shown with him and his crew, Odysseus seemingly has all interests in mind. One specific example of
prudent action is his quick and clear reasoning skills that allow him and his men to escape the cave of
the Cyclops safely. One example is after the death of his crewmen in Book 9, Odysseus speaks ...draw
my sharp sword from beside my thigh and smite him in the breast, where the midriff hold the liver,...
(Page 5) Although he was initially vengeful and bloodthirsty after the murder of his men by the
Cyclops, he reasonably put those thoughts aside, shown as he says ...But a second thought checked
me, for right there should we, too, have perished in utter ruin. For we should have not been able to
thrust back with our hands from the high door the mighty stone which he had set there. So then, with
wailing, we waited for the bright Dawn (Page 5). If Odysseus and his crew were to ever rationally
escape the cave, they would have to disregard their thoughts and wait for morning when the cyclops
would remove the large door. Odysseus s clear thinking and prudent nature on behalf of his shipmates,
to wait for morning and to keep the Cyclops alive, enabled him to plan reasonably even in a time of
murder and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For centuries in literature, philosophers studied the idea of virtue to demonstrate the uphold of moral
excellence and righteousness within characters. Eventually becoming a staple in Western literature,
virtue can be described as the balance and imbalance of qualities specified by the philosopher Plato.
He thought much of virtue, and eventually defined it according to the four criteria: courage, prudence,
temperance, and justice. Plato portrayed courage as the showing of bravery in the midst of danger,
prudence is one s ability to show good judgment and to put other s needs before their own; temperance
is a person s knowledge of when to show restraint and justice is when one gives to others what is
owed to them. These characteristics not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shown with him and his crew, Odysseus seemingly has all interests in mind. One specific example of
prudent action is his quick and clear reasoning skills that allow him and his men to escape the cave of
the Cyclops safely. One example is after the death of his crewmen in Book 9, Odysseus speaks ...draw
my sharp sword from beside my thigh and smite him in the breast, where the midriff hold the liver,...
(Page 5) Although he was initially vengeful and bloodthirsty after the murder of his men by the
Cyclops, he reasonably put those thoughts aside, shown as he says ...But a second thought checked
me, for right there should we, too, have perished in utter ruin. For we should have not been able to
thrust back with our hands from the high door the mighty stone which he had set there. So then, with
wailing, we waited for the bright Dawn (Page 5). If Odysseus and his crew were to ever rationally
escape the cave, they would have to disregard their thoughts and wait for morning when the cyclops
would remove the large door. Odysseus s clear thinking and prudent nature on behalf of his shipmates,
to wait for morning and to keep the Cyclops alive, enabled him to plan reasonably even in a time of
murder and
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Expedite Class Request
The impact of doing or not doing an Expedite class request is immediate and cost of delay is very
high. The Expedite Class of Service can be very disruptive to flow due to its emergency nature. Use a
dedicated lane to protect some capacity against these disruptions and then limit the number of
expedites on the board at any given time. This allows to service the Expedite class while minimizing
the impact on the other Classes of Service. There is a risk of swarming this lane with delayed items
and genuine expedites, setting a WIP limit is mandatory to restrict the impact of this class on other
work in the flow. It is noticed that large amount of Expedite class requests flow into the system in
some occasions, as a sign of low trust in the team s
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The impact of doing or not doing an Expedite class request is immediate and cost of delay is very
high. The Expedite Class of Service can be very disruptive to flow due to its emergency nature. Use a
dedicated lane to protect some capacity against these disruptions and then limit the number of
expedites on the board at any given time. This allows to service the Expedite class while minimizing
the impact on the other Classes of Service. There is a risk of swarming this lane with delayed items
and genuine expedites, setting a WIP limit is mandatory to restrict the impact of this class on other
work in the flow. It is noticed that large amount of Expedite class requests flow into the system in
some occasions, as a sign of low trust in the team s
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Business Risk
A risky business
Dodie: We are all here now. As you know that Zelal Sulen is our new boss now. After she took up the
official post, she found that Hi Style is out of touch with its target consumers and is losing direction.
As the member of manager consultants, for this point, today we need to think out at least two options
to advise her to improve the situation. Am I understood? And think a while... Okay, let s make a start.
Who want to speak first?
Lily: Well, in my opinion, Hi Style could allocate £10m to new investment in the business. For
example, it could improve distribution and sales through an exclusive agreement with a major retailer,
which could provide a steady marketing channel. Second, to launch new product ranges with major ...
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So next, we will discuss which one is best and select the second choice. Let s start with Lily s option.
We called the option Organic Growth. What do you think about it ?
Kelly: I think ,Such investment, to some extent, costs too much. And it will also undergo financial
risks. Besides, the exclusive agreement is a single way, it may get press from the major retailer. In the
mean time, not all brand development consultants can make brand image improved.
Lily: yes, it s true. Every coin has two sides.it can t be denied that option 1 will offer a chance to
heighten its competitive strength. Such investment is obvious in Hi Style s fovor as to optimize its
structure. Employing brand development consultants may also accelerate its brand revolution,
improving its former brand or even building a new better one.
Dodie: It sounds reasonably. So, what about the second option, the acquisition of smartwear?
Ann: Unfortunately, the company is in financial crisis. Last month, Smartwear made deliveries worth
2 million to two new customers in the Far East that have just gone into liquidation and the stock has
disappeared. Worse still, there has been bad press about working condition in overseas factories. The
financial risk is also a big problem.
Serena: But it will offer Hi Style many new opportunities. Firstly, it can help expand business in the
field of work clothes. Moreover, Hi Style can make full use of its good sale agents and strong
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A risky business
Dodie: We are all here now. As you know that Zelal Sulen is our new boss now. After she took up the
official post, she found that Hi Style is out of touch with its target consumers and is losing direction.
As the member of manager consultants, for this point, today we need to think out at least two options
to advise her to improve the situation. Am I understood? And think a while... Okay, let s make a start.
Who want to speak first?
Lily: Well, in my opinion, Hi Style could allocate £10m to new investment in the business. For
example, it could improve distribution and sales through an exclusive agreement with a major retailer,
which could provide a steady marketing channel. Second, to launch new product ranges with major ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So next, we will discuss which one is best and select the second choice. Let s start with Lily s option.
We called the option Organic Growth. What do you think about it ?
Kelly: I think ,Such investment, to some extent, costs too much. And it will also undergo financial
risks. Besides, the exclusive agreement is a single way, it may get press from the major retailer. In the
mean time, not all brand development consultants can make brand image improved.
Lily: yes, it s true. Every coin has two sides.it can t be denied that option 1 will offer a chance to
heighten its competitive strength. Such investment is obvious in Hi Style s fovor as to optimize its
structure. Employing brand development consultants may also accelerate its brand revolution,
improving its former brand or even building a new better one.
Dodie: It sounds reasonably. So, what about the second option, the acquisition of smartwear?
Ann: Unfortunately, the company is in financial crisis. Last month, Smartwear made deliveries worth
2 million to two new customers in the Far East that have just gone into liquidation and the stock has
disappeared. Worse still, there has been bad press about working condition in overseas factories. The
financial risk is also a big problem.
Serena: But it will offer Hi Style many new opportunities. Firstly, it can help expand business in the
field of work clothes. Moreover, Hi Style can make full use of its good sale agents and strong
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Essay about 17th Century Culture
Many important pieces of literature were produced during the 17th century. One of the most
prominent literary voices in history was William Shakespeare. He wrote and produced plays many
famous tragedies during the early 1600 s such as Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure, Othello,
Hamlet, Macbeth, and King Lear which many believe it was one of his best. Miguel de Cervantes
became a legendary author when he penned the novel, Don Quixote de la Mancha. This lengthy and
popular story is considered a valuable work not only to literature buffs, but also to those interested in
understanding what life was like in Spain during the reign of Kings Phillip II and III (Taylor 101). On
the other side of the world in Japan, Kabuki emerged as a genre of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There is little to argue about when suggesting that the Baroque period of art and architecture during
the 1600 s was characterized by a positive, vigorous, and passionate style (Gerdes 253), enveloped in
lavish splendor, glorifying the imagery of highborn aristocrats, religion, and homoeroticism. The
theatrical, grandiose, and ornate style was heavily influenced by Christianity, life, love, symbolism,
allegory, and morbidity. The artist Michelangel Merisi da Caravaggio a leading artist during this
period used a combination of religious scenes in everyday locales filled with rough looking common
people (Kleiner 549) along with the intensity of the dramatic Baroque passion for richness in color
and texture. One of Caravaggio s most famous pieces of art was the Entombment of Christ, and David
with the Head of Goliath, for which he painted his own head as the victim, with blood drips from his
freshly severed neck, sparing nobody the gory facts of decapitation (Harris 49). The disturbed genius
was also interested in the fresco painting of the Renaissance and this is perhaps what enticed
Caravaggio to paint the Creation of Adam on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. The history of the
Baroque period cannot be discussed further without mentioning the Dutch artist Rembrandt
Harmenszoon van Rijn, whose Baroque paintings rose to universal significance and appeal (Gerdes
264). His style created gorgeous movement and fluidity characterized by
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Many important pieces of literature were produced during the 17th century. One of the most
prominent literary voices in history was William Shakespeare. He wrote and produced plays many
famous tragedies during the early 1600 s such as Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure, Othello,
Hamlet, Macbeth, and King Lear which many believe it was one of his best. Miguel de Cervantes
became a legendary author when he penned the novel, Don Quixote de la Mancha. This lengthy and
popular story is considered a valuable work not only to literature buffs, but also to those interested in
understanding what life was like in Spain during the reign of Kings Phillip II and III (Taylor 101). On
the other side of the world in Japan, Kabuki emerged as a genre of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There is little to argue about when suggesting that the Baroque period of art and architecture during
the 1600 s was characterized by a positive, vigorous, and passionate style (Gerdes 253), enveloped in
lavish splendor, glorifying the imagery of highborn aristocrats, religion, and homoeroticism. The
theatrical, grandiose, and ornate style was heavily influenced by Christianity, life, love, symbolism,
allegory, and morbidity. The artist Michelangel Merisi da Caravaggio a leading artist during this
period used a combination of religious scenes in everyday locales filled with rough looking common
people (Kleiner 549) along with the intensity of the dramatic Baroque passion for richness in color
and texture. One of Caravaggio s most famous pieces of art was the Entombment of Christ, and David
with the Head of Goliath, for which he painted his own head as the victim, with blood drips from his
freshly severed neck, sparing nobody the gory facts of decapitation (Harris 49). The disturbed genius
was also interested in the fresco painting of the Renaissance and this is perhaps what enticed
Caravaggio to paint the Creation of Adam on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. The history of the
Baroque period cannot be discussed further without mentioning the Dutch artist Rembrandt
Harmenszoon van Rijn, whose Baroque paintings rose to universal significance and appeal (Gerdes
264). His style created gorgeous movement and fluidity characterized by
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My First Year In High School
Have you ever looked up from whatever you were doing and see the girl that you want to spend your
whole life with, the girl who shares some characteristics with you, who is looking right at you, but you
are too scared to say or do anything? It was autumn and the air was cold and crisp. The bell just rang
Kotaro! Let s go, don t want to be late to class on the first day of school! Yama said with excitement in
his voice. I ll be right there! I said as I packed my belongings into my backpack. This is my third year
in high school, and next year is my last, so I have to make these days count. As I walked towards the
school entrance, leaves were blown into the air by the wind and the smell of oak wood trees filled my
lungs. There were students everywhere enlightened to get to class; the sound of autumn leaves
crackling when students stepped on them made a very satisfying sound to new. I could still taste the
flavour of my peanut butter sandwich that I had this morning for breakfast; It was quite cold out, so I
had my hands inside my pocket, gasping for warmness. Hey Yama! I m here, let s head to class now. I
said. Yeah Kotaro, I m so happy that we have our first class together! Yama said excitedly. Yes, I m
happy for us too! My sophomore and freshmen ear consisted of mostly C s and D s because I put too
much time into my novels. I m a very quiet person, and Yama is like my only friend, but I plan to
make more friends this year. I often think about my future but can t express it to anyone but Yama
because I m a very shy person.
Classroom number 46, history. We re here Kotaro! Let s see who our teacher is and meet our
classmates. Yama said as we stepped into the classroom. There were two empty seats in the front of
the class, so that s where we decided to sit. Our teacher is a girl and her name is Ms. Azumi. She made
me and Yama introduce ourselves and so we did.
Salutations, my name is Kotaro and I m a junior. I said shyly.
Goodmorning, my name is Yama and I m a junior as well! He said loudly and happily. After school
ended, I waved goodbye to Yama as he walked home. My first day back at school felt great even
though nothing special happened. I ve never felt this good on the first day of
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Have you ever looked up from whatever you were doing and see the girl that you want to spend your
whole life with, the girl who shares some characteristics with you, who is looking right at you, but you
are too scared to say or do anything? It was autumn and the air was cold and crisp. The bell just rang
Kotaro! Let s go, don t want to be late to class on the first day of school! Yama said with excitement in
his voice. I ll be right there! I said as I packed my belongings into my backpack. This is my third year
in high school, and next year is my last, so I have to make these days count. As I walked towards the
school entrance, leaves were blown into the air by the wind and the smell of oak wood trees filled my
lungs. There were students everywhere enlightened to get to class; the sound of autumn leaves
crackling when students stepped on them made a very satisfying sound to new. I could still taste the
flavour of my peanut butter sandwich that I had this morning for breakfast; It was quite cold out, so I
had my hands inside my pocket, gasping for warmness. Hey Yama! I m here, let s head to class now. I
said. Yeah Kotaro, I m so happy that we have our first class together! Yama said excitedly. Yes, I m
happy for us too! My sophomore and freshmen ear consisted of mostly C s and D s because I put too
much time into my novels. I m a very quiet person, and Yama is like my only friend, but I plan to
make more friends this year. I often think about my future but can t express it to anyone but Yama
because I m a very shy person.
Classroom number 46, history. We re here Kotaro! Let s see who our teacher is and meet our
classmates. Yama said as we stepped into the classroom. There were two empty seats in the front of
the class, so that s where we decided to sit. Our teacher is a girl and her name is Ms. Azumi. She made
me and Yama introduce ourselves and so we did.
Salutations, my name is Kotaro and I m a junior. I said shyly.
Goodmorning, my name is Yama and I m a junior as well! He said loudly and happily. After school
ended, I waved goodbye to Yama as he walked home. My first day back at school felt great even
though nothing special happened. I ve never felt this good on the first day of
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The Effects Of Freezing Stress On The Lipid Membrane Of...
The Effects of Freezing Stress on Lipid Membranes of Select Turfgrasses James R. Underwood
Oklahoma State University Author Note James R. Underwood, Department of Horticulture and
Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University Correspondence concerning this review should be
addressed to James Underwood, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma
State University, Stillwater, OK 74074. Contact: [email protected] Abstract The Effects
of Freezing Stress on Lipid Membranes of Select Turfgrasses Introduction The intention of this
literature review is to assess the current knowledge regarding freezing tolerance on American
buffalograss, bermudagrass, perennial ryegrass, St. Augustinegrass, and zoysiagrass. While papers do
not directly address the lipid membranes specifically they look at factors that are known to strengthen
lipid membranes and increase their tolerance to freezing stress. Before moving into the literature
review section a quick review of freezing damage to lipid membranes to provide the connection of
freezing stress to that of lipid membrane damage as mentioned in the papers. Freezing Damage to
Lipid Membranes Freezing stress can cause multiple stress and damages to the cell, but what has been
best shown Literature Review American Buffalograss A study over two years into American
buffalograss (Bouteloua dactyloides) by S. Ball, et al. in 2002 established a correlation between
endogenous soluble
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The Effects of Freezing Stress on Lipid Membranes of Select Turfgrasses James R. Underwood
Oklahoma State University Author Note James R. Underwood, Department of Horticulture and
Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma State University Correspondence concerning this review should be
addressed to James Underwood, Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Oklahoma
State University, Stillwater, OK 74074. Contact: [email protected] Abstract The Effects
of Freezing Stress on Lipid Membranes of Select Turfgrasses Introduction The intention of this
literature review is to assess the current knowledge regarding freezing tolerance on American
buffalograss, bermudagrass, perennial ryegrass, St. Augustinegrass, and zoysiagrass. While papers do
not directly address the lipid membranes specifically they look at factors that are known to strengthen
lipid membranes and increase their tolerance to freezing stress. Before moving into the literature
review section a quick review of freezing damage to lipid membranes to provide the connection of
freezing stress to that of lipid membrane damage as mentioned in the papers. Freezing Damage to
Lipid Membranes Freezing stress can cause multiple stress and damages to the cell, but what has been
best shown Literature Review American Buffalograss A study over two years into American
buffalograss (Bouteloua dactyloides) by S. Ball, et al. in 2002 established a correlation between
endogenous soluble
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Sectionals Reflection
One day on May 11, 2017 during IHSA 3A Ottawa sectionals for track and field, I was running the
400 meter dash and the 4x4 meter relay. I was mainly focused on my main event which was the 400
meter dash because my goal was to qualify for state. Coming into this race, I already knew I had a
disadvantage because I was assigned to lane 8 but I had mentally prepared myself days before
sectionals. I m standing at the starting line ready to give my all and hoping to make it to state. The gun
is shot to start the race, and within 120 meters left of my race I see my competitors gaining a lead off
the curb. I mentally start to tear down because I expected myself to keep up with them. At the end of
the race I kept my composure even though I wanted to cry on the inside. This was a challenging
moment for me, I worked hard everyday in practice to miss qualifying for state by 2 seconds.
My coach walked over to me and told me that the people I was running with were fast, so was I. He
thought I would ve ran a better race if I was assigned to an inside lane of the track to see my
competitors running on the side of me. My coach knew I was feeling down and it showed on my face,
but I had to remain humble and start getting ready to run my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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I was able to see girls run the 400 meter dash and my coach told me while sitting in the bleachers that
I won t have to be watching my race because I will be running on the track next year. After state, AAU
track was right around the corner. My goal for the summer was to beat my personal record which was
a 1:01.02. For AAU we only had practice twice a week and the rest of the days we were expected to
practice on our own. My AAU track coach reminded me that I can count on him if I ever needed
anything and he believes in me if nobody else does. Having a good support system from my coach and
teammates makes the process easier for achieving
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One day on May 11, 2017 during IHSA 3A Ottawa sectionals for track and field, I was running the
400 meter dash and the 4x4 meter relay. I was mainly focused on my main event which was the 400
meter dash because my goal was to qualify for state. Coming into this race, I already knew I had a
disadvantage because I was assigned to lane 8 but I had mentally prepared myself days before
sectionals. I m standing at the starting line ready to give my all and hoping to make it to state. The gun
is shot to start the race, and within 120 meters left of my race I see my competitors gaining a lead off
the curb. I mentally start to tear down because I expected myself to keep up with them. At the end of
the race I kept my composure even though I wanted to cry on the inside. This was a challenging
moment for me, I worked hard everyday in practice to miss qualifying for state by 2 seconds.
My coach walked over to me and told me that the people I was running with were fast, so was I. He
thought I would ve ran a better race if I was assigned to an inside lane of the track to see my
competitors running on the side of me. My coach knew I was feeling down and it showed on my face,
but I had to remain humble and start getting ready to run my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
I was able to see girls run the 400 meter dash and my coach told me while sitting in the bleachers that
I won t have to be watching my race because I will be running on the track next year. After state, AAU
track was right around the corner. My goal for the summer was to beat my personal record which was
a 1:01.02. For AAU we only had practice twice a week and the rest of the days we were expected to
practice on our own. My AAU track coach reminded me that I can count on him if I ever needed
anything and he believes in me if nobody else does. Having a good support system from my coach and
teammates makes the process easier for achieving
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Voter Registration And Voter Id Laws
Recently state and federal legislators have been discussing voter identification laws, also known as
voter ID laws. This issue is controversial because it can lead states to deny voters a vote without an
approved ID. On one hand, some supporters of ID laws argue that these laws are preventing criminals
from committing fraud. From this perspective, the laws are protecting the value of a vote and what it
means to actually participate in an election vote. On the other hand, however, people argue that by
placing the restriction on voting it is impeding the people constitutional rights much like a poll tax.
Opponents also claim that by enforcing an ID law it is creating a poll tax similar to the ones created to
prevent the African American people from voting. A poll tax is a specific amount a person is charged
before being able to place a vote; the comparison between a poll tax and a driver s license fee is like
comparing apples and oranges, when getting a driver s license a person is using their license as their
main form of ID. Poll taxes were outlaw in the 1960s by the 24th amendment.
In the words of Cathy Cohen, one of the main opponents of voter ID, Voter turnout among young
people may be significantly reduced because of these laws (Frisby). According the view of Cohen, she
does not account for the young people who do not intend to vote, not because of the laws but because
of laziness, lack of interest, and outright apathy. The late United States president John F. Kennedy
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Recently state and federal legislators have been discussing voter identification laws, also known as
voter ID laws. This issue is controversial because it can lead states to deny voters a vote without an
approved ID. On one hand, some supporters of ID laws argue that these laws are preventing criminals
from committing fraud. From this perspective, the laws are protecting the value of a vote and what it
means to actually participate in an election vote. On the other hand, however, people argue that by
placing the restriction on voting it is impeding the people constitutional rights much like a poll tax.
Opponents also claim that by enforcing an ID law it is creating a poll tax similar to the ones created to
prevent the African American people from voting. A poll tax is a specific amount a person is charged
before being able to place a vote; the comparison between a poll tax and a driver s license fee is like
comparing apples and oranges, when getting a driver s license a person is using their license as their
main form of ID. Poll taxes were outlaw in the 1960s by the 24th amendment.
In the words of Cathy Cohen, one of the main opponents of voter ID, Voter turnout among young
people may be significantly reduced because of these laws (Frisby). According the view of Cohen, she
does not account for the young people who do not intend to vote, not because of the laws but because
of laziness, lack of interest, and outright apathy. The late United States president John F. Kennedy
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The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Biodiesel Fuel
Biodiesel Word count:
Introduction
Biodiesels are one way new energy sources are developed. Biodiesel refers to a vegetable oil or
animal fat based diesel fuel consisting of long chain alkyl esters. Biodiesel is typically made by
chemically reacting lipids (e.g., vegetable oil, animal fat with an alcohol producing fatty acid esters).
The origin of biodiesel fuel, the earlier engines worked so smoothly on earth nut or pea nut oil that
only a few people were aware of it. These engines were then worked on vegetable oil without making
any alterations.
Discussion
Biodiesel fuel is believed by many to be the fuel of the future. As a clean burning alternative, the bio
fuel comes from 100% renewable resources. Biodiesel can be used in pure form or may be blended
with petroleum diesel at any concentration in most injection ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Disadvantages of biodiesel fuel
At present, Biodiesel fuel is bout one and a half times more expensive than petroleum diesel fuel.
It requires energy to produce biodiesel fuel from soy crops; plus there is the energy of sowing,
fertilizing and harvesting.
Another biodiesel fuel disadvantage is that it can harm rubber hoses in some engines.
As Biodiesel cleans the dirt from the engine, this dirt can then get collected in the fuel filter, thus
clogging it. So, filters have to be changed after the first several hours of biodiesel use.
Biodiesel fuel distribution infrastructure needs improvement, which is another of the biodiesel fuel
disadvantages. The environmental and economical impact of a biodiesel, and factors that are used to
evaluate a biodiesel
A number of environmental effects of biodiesel fuel are also surfacing associated with its use. These
biodiesel fuel environmental effects potentially include decrease in greenhouse gas emissions,
deforestation, pollution and the rate of biodegradation.
Greenhouse gas
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Biodiesel Word count:
Introduction
Biodiesels are one way new energy sources are developed. Biodiesel refers to a vegetable oil or
animal fat based diesel fuel consisting of long chain alkyl esters. Biodiesel is typically made by
chemically reacting lipids (e.g., vegetable oil, animal fat with an alcohol producing fatty acid esters).
The origin of biodiesel fuel, the earlier engines worked so smoothly on earth nut or pea nut oil that
only a few people were aware of it. These engines were then worked on vegetable oil without making
any alterations.
Discussion
Biodiesel fuel is believed by many to be the fuel of the future. As a clean burning alternative, the bio
fuel comes from 100% renewable resources. Biodiesel can be used in pure form or may be blended
with petroleum diesel at any concentration in most injection ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Disadvantages of biodiesel fuel
At present, Biodiesel fuel is bout one and a half times more expensive than petroleum diesel fuel.
It requires energy to produce biodiesel fuel from soy crops; plus there is the energy of sowing,
fertilizing and harvesting.
Another biodiesel fuel disadvantage is that it can harm rubber hoses in some engines.
As Biodiesel cleans the dirt from the engine, this dirt can then get collected in the fuel filter, thus
clogging it. So, filters have to be changed after the first several hours of biodiesel use.
Biodiesel fuel distribution infrastructure needs improvement, which is another of the biodiesel fuel
disadvantages. The environmental and economical impact of a biodiesel, and factors that are used to
evaluate a biodiesel
A number of environmental effects of biodiesel fuel are also surfacing associated with its use. These
biodiesel fuel environmental effects potentially include decrease in greenhouse gas emissions,
deforestation, pollution and the rate of biodegradation.
Greenhouse gas
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Characteristics Of Kang-Hsi In Emperor Of Chini
The difference between being on the winning side and being on the losing side is the leader you will
have. Think of it like a sports team. You can have all the star players you want, but if you do not have
the right coach to lead the team, then they will not be successful. In Emperor of China: Self Portrait of
Kang Hsi by Jonathan D. Spence, Spence compiles the Emperor s own writings to give readers an
inside like of what the Kang Hsi did while he was the Emperor of China and the techniques he used in
his life to lead China. The traits used by the Emperor of China, Kang Hsi, allowed him to successfully
rule China during his lifetime and improve the livelihoods of those living there. In Emperor of China,
Kang Hsi s writings list many traits that made him a successful ruler of China. There are so many
traits he listed that we could be here forever, so I will whittle it down to what I think are the top three
traits that made Kang Hsi a good leader. The first one is to look for the good in people. Kang Hsi
himself said this, when he wrote, It s a good principle to look for the good points in a person and to
ignore the bad. If you are always suspicious of people, they will suspect you too. (Spence 34). Kang
Hsi believes it is necessary to be trustful of those you meet. He also believes that you should treat
others the way you want to be treated. If you treat someone with suspicion, then that person would
probably treat you the same way. Kang Hsi kept his belief, even with his
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The difference between being on the winning side and being on the losing side is the leader you will
have. Think of it like a sports team. You can have all the star players you want, but if you do not have
the right coach to lead the team, then they will not be successful. In Emperor of China: Self Portrait of
Kang Hsi by Jonathan D. Spence, Spence compiles the Emperor s own writings to give readers an
inside like of what the Kang Hsi did while he was the Emperor of China and the techniques he used in
his life to lead China. The traits used by the Emperor of China, Kang Hsi, allowed him to successfully
rule China during his lifetime and improve the livelihoods of those living there. In Emperor of China,
Kang Hsi s writings list many traits that made him a successful ruler of China. There are so many
traits he listed that we could be here forever, so I will whittle it down to what I think are the top three
traits that made Kang Hsi a good leader. The first one is to look for the good in people. Kang Hsi
himself said this, when he wrote, It s a good principle to look for the good points in a person and to
ignore the bad. If you are always suspicious of people, they will suspect you too. (Spence 34). Kang
Hsi believes it is necessary to be trustful of those you meet. He also believes that you should treat
others the way you want to be treated. If you treat someone with suspicion, then that person would
probably treat you the same way. Kang Hsi kept his belief, even with his
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Direct Combustion Of Biomass For Heat Generation
Direct combustion is the most common way of converting biomass to energy both heat and electricity
and worldwide it already provides over 90% of the energy generated from biomass. Direct combustion
of solid biomass fuel is well understood, relatively straightforward, commercially available, and can
be regarded as a proven technology. Biomass combustion systems can be easily integrated with
existing infrastructure. Direct combustion of biomass for heat generation is widely used in cold
climate regions where there are significant annual demands for space heating and hot water. Domestic
biomass fired heating appliance in the developed countries have been improved with automation and
standardized fuel supplies (e.g. wood pellets). Compared with traditionally open fireplaces, these
advanced domestic biomass applications not only achieve efficiencies of over 70% but also with
greatly reduced atmospheric emissions (Liu H. 20 II)
Figure 4.2 Three steps of biomass combustion (Liu H. 2011)
4.3.2 Biomass gasification
Thermo chemical gasification is the conversion by partial oxidation at high temperature of a
carbonaceous feedstock such as biomass into a gaseous energy carrier (Liu H. et al. 2010). The gas
resulted from biomass gasification consists of CO,
CO2, H2, CH4, higher hydrocarbons such as ethane and ethene, water, nitrogen (if air is used as the
oxidizing agent) and other contaminants such as small char particles, ash, tars and oils. Gasification
can be carried out by
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Direct combustion is the most common way of converting biomass to energy both heat and electricity
and worldwide it already provides over 90% of the energy generated from biomass. Direct combustion
of solid biomass fuel is well understood, relatively straightforward, commercially available, and can
be regarded as a proven technology. Biomass combustion systems can be easily integrated with
existing infrastructure. Direct combustion of biomass for heat generation is widely used in cold
climate regions where there are significant annual demands for space heating and hot water. Domestic
biomass fired heating appliance in the developed countries have been improved with automation and
standardized fuel supplies (e.g. wood pellets). Compared with traditionally open fireplaces, these
advanced domestic biomass applications not only achieve efficiencies of over 70% but also with
greatly reduced atmospheric emissions (Liu H. 20 II)
Figure 4.2 Three steps of biomass combustion (Liu H. 2011)
4.3.2 Biomass gasification
Thermo chemical gasification is the conversion by partial oxidation at high temperature of a
carbonaceous feedstock such as biomass into a gaseous energy carrier (Liu H. et al. 2010). The gas
resulted from biomass gasification consists of CO,
CO2, H2, CH4, higher hydrocarbons such as ethane and ethene, water, nitrogen (if air is used as the
oxidizing agent) and other contaminants such as small char particles, ash, tars and oils. Gasification
can be carried out by
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The Impact Of Privacy On The Workplace Field Of Human...
Employee privacy issues have surged to the forefront of the business press in recent years, spurred on
by changing workplace dynamics and a litigation conscious business environment. Observers say that
advances in telecommunications such as e mail and the Internet coupled with heightened concerns
about vulnerability to litigation, have exacerbated management concerns about monitoring employee
behavior. Indeed, employee privacy is already fairly restricted in many respects in many of the large
corporations. Privacy in the workplace is a controversial issue in the field of Human Resource
management as employers have more technologies available to monitor telephones, computer
terminals, and voice mail. This privacy issue has been fueled by the increased use of a variety of
electronic monitoring systems. Electronic monitoring is defined as the computerized collection,
storage, analysis, and reporting of information about employees productive activities (Office of
Technology Assessment, 1987, p. 27). Currently, as many as 26 million workers in the United States
are monitored in their jobs, and this number will increase as computers are used more and more within
companies and as the cost of these monitoring systems goes down (DeTienne, 1993, p. 33). Of those
monitored, 10 million have their work evaluated and pay based on the data collected (DeTienne,
1993). By the end of the decade, as many as 30 million people may be constantly monitored in their
jobs (DeTienne, 1993, p.
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Employee privacy issues have surged to the forefront of the business press in recent years, spurred on
by changing workplace dynamics and a litigation conscious business environment. Observers say that
advances in telecommunications such as e mail and the Internet coupled with heightened concerns
about vulnerability to litigation, have exacerbated management concerns about monitoring employee
behavior. Indeed, employee privacy is already fairly restricted in many respects in many of the large
corporations. Privacy in the workplace is a controversial issue in the field of Human Resource
management as employers have more technologies available to monitor telephones, computer
terminals, and voice mail. This privacy issue has been fueled by the increased use of a variety of
electronic monitoring systems. Electronic monitoring is defined as the computerized collection,
storage, analysis, and reporting of information about employees productive activities (Office of
Technology Assessment, 1987, p. 27). Currently, as many as 26 million workers in the United States
are monitored in their jobs, and this number will increase as computers are used more and more within
companies and as the cost of these monitoring systems goes down (DeTienne, 1993, p. 33). Of those
monitored, 10 million have their work evaluated and pay based on the data collected (DeTienne,
1993). By the end of the decade, as many as 30 million people may be constantly monitored in their
jobs (DeTienne, 1993, p.
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Comparing Roman and Greek Art Essay example
Comparing Roman and Greek Art
Throughout history art has consistently reflected the cultural values and social structures of individual
civilizations. Ancient art serves as a useful tool to help historians decipher some important aspects of
ancient culture. From art we can determine the basic moral and philosophical beliefs of many ancient
societies. The differences in arts purpose in Greece and Rome, for example, show us the fundamental
differences in each culture s political and moral system. The primary objective of Greek art was to
explore the order of nature and to convey philosophical thought, while Roman art was used primarily
as a medium to project the authority and importance of the current ruler and the greatness of ... Show
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The Protogeometric and Geometric periods are good examples of such advanced thinking. The
beginnings of the Protogeometric period display a distinct interest in mathematical order. During this
period, artists decorated vases with circles and symmetrical patterns. As the dominant style changed
from Protogeometric to Geometric, this order and precision was amplified. The popular ?circle and
semicircle patterns were replaced by linear designs, zigzags, triangles, diamonds, and meanders?
(Cunningham, 40). The increased interest in order seems to have been a reflection of the Greek
fascination with nature, and man?s relationship to nature.
This interest in the order of nature eventually evolved into a fascination with the human form and the
idea of human perfection. The way in which the perfect human form was portrayed by Greek artists
was of a highly intellectual nature. The early sculptors of the period explored basic human anatomy
and its aesthetic value, creating such sculptures as the Kritios Boy, of the Acropolis. The precision and
realism of this sculpture captured a more accurate portrayal of the human form than ever before seen.
This accomplishment in itself showed strong advancements in intellectual thought, and inspired future
generations to further explore aesthetic and order. Artist such as Polyclitius later envisioned human
perfection as a series of mathematical proportions. The
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Comparing Roman and Greek Art
Throughout history art has consistently reflected the cultural values and social structures of individual
civilizations. Ancient art serves as a useful tool to help historians decipher some important aspects of
ancient culture. From art we can determine the basic moral and philosophical beliefs of many ancient
societies. The differences in arts purpose in Greece and Rome, for example, show us the fundamental
differences in each culture s political and moral system. The primary objective of Greek art was to
explore the order of nature and to convey philosophical thought, while Roman art was used primarily
as a medium to project the authority and importance of the current ruler and the greatness of ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Protogeometric and Geometric periods are good examples of such advanced thinking. The
beginnings of the Protogeometric period display a distinct interest in mathematical order. During this
period, artists decorated vases with circles and symmetrical patterns. As the dominant style changed
from Protogeometric to Geometric, this order and precision was amplified. The popular ?circle and
semicircle patterns were replaced by linear designs, zigzags, triangles, diamonds, and meanders?
(Cunningham, 40). The increased interest in order seems to have been a reflection of the Greek
fascination with nature, and man?s relationship to nature.
This interest in the order of nature eventually evolved into a fascination with the human form and the
idea of human perfection. The way in which the perfect human form was portrayed by Greek artists
was of a highly intellectual nature. The early sculptors of the period explored basic human anatomy
and its aesthetic value, creating such sculptures as the Kritios Boy, of the Acropolis. The precision and
realism of this sculpture captured a more accurate portrayal of the human form than ever before seen.
This accomplishment in itself showed strong advancements in intellectual thought, and inspired future
generations to further explore aesthetic and order. Artist such as Polyclitius later envisioned human
perfection as a series of mathematical proportions. The
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The Monkey s Paw And What Of This Goldfish Would You Wish...
The stories, The Monkey s Paw and What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish, are both based on the
idea of what someone would do with three wishes. The Monkey s Paw is a short story based on a
family which acquires a monkey s paw that is magical. In the end, it causes many problems for the
family. What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish is a legend about an Israeli boy,Yoni, who is shooting
a documentary about what would people wish for if they had a magic goldfish who grants three
wishes. One of the interviews goes wrong, and Yoni is killed, but he comes back to life because of a
wish granted by a magic goldfish. Although the stories, The Monkey s Paw, by W.W. Jacobs, and
What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish, by Etgar Keret, have different settings and the last wished
used are contrasting, the magic talisman grants three wishes in both stories.
Jacobs story and Keret s story have very different settings. In Jacobs story, the words without, parlor,
and hark are used (Jacobs). The way the Whites are speaking and the words that are used in the story
show that they are in an earlier time period. However, in Keret s story, it says, Yonatan had a brilliant
idea for a documentary (Keret). A documentary is a movie or television program, and since Yonatan is
shooting a documentary, which he needs a video camera for, the story takes place in the modern day
world. Another reason the settings of the stories are different is because in Jacobs , Mr. White says,
...of all the beastly, slushy, out of the way places to live in, this is the worst. Pathway s a bog, and the
road s a torrent (Jacobs). This statement implies that they live in the countryside. On the other hand, in
Keret s story, Yonatan is filming in a sleepy suburb of Tel Aviv (Keret). Tel Aviv is a city in Israel, so
the story takes place in the Middle East. The settings of The Monkey s Paw and What, of this
Goldfish, Would You Wish are not similar.
The last wishes in both stories are used in drastically different ways. After Mr. White finds the paw,
which he dropped, he wishes and the knocking ceased suddenly... (Jacobs). Since the knocking
stopped, Mr. White s last wish was to make is now alive son go away, which means that his last
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The stories, The Monkey s Paw and What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish, are both based on the
idea of what someone would do with three wishes. The Monkey s Paw is a short story based on a
family which acquires a monkey s paw that is magical. In the end, it causes many problems for the
family. What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish is a legend about an Israeli boy,Yoni, who is shooting
a documentary about what would people wish for if they had a magic goldfish who grants three
wishes. One of the interviews goes wrong, and Yoni is killed, but he comes back to life because of a
wish granted by a magic goldfish. Although the stories, The Monkey s Paw, by W.W. Jacobs, and
What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish, by Etgar Keret, have different settings and the last wished
used are contrasting, the magic talisman grants three wishes in both stories.
Jacobs story and Keret s story have very different settings. In Jacobs story, the words without, parlor,
and hark are used (Jacobs). The way the Whites are speaking and the words that are used in the story
show that they are in an earlier time period. However, in Keret s story, it says, Yonatan had a brilliant
idea for a documentary (Keret). A documentary is a movie or television program, and since Yonatan is
shooting a documentary, which he needs a video camera for, the story takes place in the modern day
world. Another reason the settings of the stories are different is because in Jacobs , Mr. White says,
...of all the beastly, slushy, out of the way places to live in, this is the worst. Pathway s a bog, and the
road s a torrent (Jacobs). This statement implies that they live in the countryside. On the other hand, in
Keret s story, Yonatan is filming in a sleepy suburb of Tel Aviv (Keret). Tel Aviv is a city in Israel, so
the story takes place in the Middle East. The settings of The Monkey s Paw and What, of this
Goldfish, Would You Wish are not similar.
The last wishes in both stories are used in drastically different ways. After Mr. White finds the paw,
which he dropped, he wishes and the knocking ceased suddenly... (Jacobs). Since the knocking
stopped, Mr. White s last wish was to make is now alive son go away, which means that his last
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Best NBA Team Essay
Best NBA team?
What NBA team is the best to ever play the sport, is it the 95 96 Bulls, or maybe the 86 87 lakers,
maybe even the 70 71 Bucks, how about the 85 86 Celtics. Well first off let s look at some of the facts.
Each of those teams won the NBA championship that year. Also all four of those teams had a 60+ win
season. So let s take a look at some of the players that played on the teams.
First of the 95 96 bulls, they had the greatest of all time, Micheal Jordan. He was the bug star for the
bulls and he was the key point for the bulls getting six championships and also getting a 72 10 season
which would be the best record for 20 years. Then you had Scottie Pippen who was Jordan s sidekick
almost, he would get a lot of rebounds, he was an excellent stealer, and he could dunk the ball like it
was nothing. Then you have Dennis Rodman, he is number two on the all time best rebounders list,
that s very impressive for a man who is 6 7. Rodman wasn t the best offensive player but his defense
stunned the crowd.
Next you have the 86 87 Lakers. Being a 6 9 point guard this man was a sight you wanted to see.
Magic Johnson would put on a show for the crowd every game he played, he could rebound, he could
steal, he could score, he could block, he could do everything you imagined. Up next you have one of
the most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This team is tied for having the biggest point difference ever standing at 12.3. But the players were
more important. Oscar Robertson was a man on a mission, in one season this man avereged a triple
double, I say again, averaged a triple double. I think that s all I need to say to make you understand
who this guy was. Kareem Abdul Jabbar also played for this team, he was better in his Bucks days
also being the all time bucks scorer although only playing there for six years. Can t forget Jon
McGlocklin who is one the best shooters of all time to play in his time
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Best NBA team?
What NBA team is the best to ever play the sport, is it the 95 96 Bulls, or maybe the 86 87 lakers,
maybe even the 70 71 Bucks, how about the 85 86 Celtics. Well first off let s look at some of the facts.
Each of those teams won the NBA championship that year. Also all four of those teams had a 60+ win
season. So let s take a look at some of the players that played on the teams.
First of the 95 96 bulls, they had the greatest of all time, Micheal Jordan. He was the bug star for the
bulls and he was the key point for the bulls getting six championships and also getting a 72 10 season
which would be the best record for 20 years. Then you had Scottie Pippen who was Jordan s sidekick
almost, he would get a lot of rebounds, he was an excellent stealer, and he could dunk the ball like it
was nothing. Then you have Dennis Rodman, he is number two on the all time best rebounders list,
that s very impressive for a man who is 6 7. Rodman wasn t the best offensive player but his defense
stunned the crowd.
Next you have the 86 87 Lakers. Being a 6 9 point guard this man was a sight you wanted to see.
Magic Johnson would put on a show for the crowd every game he played, he could rebound, he could
steal, he could score, he could block, he could do everything you imagined. Up next you have one of
the most ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This team is tied for having the biggest point difference ever standing at 12.3. But the players were
more important. Oscar Robertson was a man on a mission, in one season this man avereged a triple
double, I say again, averaged a triple double. I think that s all I need to say to make you understand
who this guy was. Kareem Abdul Jabbar also played for this team, he was better in his Bucks days
also being the all time bucks scorer although only playing there for six years. Can t forget Jon
McGlocklin who is one the best shooters of all time to play in his time
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My Brother Sam Is Dead Loyalist
The American Revolution was a war of principles fought between Loyalists and Patriots. For example
the Loyalists believed in neutrality and peaceful negotiation against treason, however they also feared
the loss of land, mob rule, and they were against the brutality of war. Moreover the Patriots believed in
freedom, government, the right to bear arms, religion, assemble, and the right to protest. In the novel,
My Brother Sam is Dead written by James and Christopher Collier, a family quarrels over what side is
right; Loyalists or Patriots. Tims family struggles to decide which side they re on and Tim struggles to
decide mostly because his brother and his dad argue over what is and what isn t right. In the book my
brother sam is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, Sam is executed for stealing his own cattle. He went on jerking with flames on his chest
until another soldier shot him again. Then he stopped jerking (208). Tim expects Sam to die at war but
in a glorious heroic manner and he somehow expected for Sam to vanquish the enemy single
handedly. But Tim realizes that the reality of war isn t glorious it s brutal and war is unfair it kills
innocent people in which again loyalty isn t valued. Tim still chooses neutrality because his brother
gets executed for something that he didn t do and he is killed by his own sied the Patriots. Tim chooses
neutrality because on both sides both his brother and dad get killed by the side they were on. In reality
both Patriots and Loyalists are not loyal. Jerry s death persuades Tim to join the neutral side because
Mr.Heron is the one who kills Jerry who is still a child about Tim s age. Is Jerry Stanford all right,
sir?... They kept him... What will they do with him, sir? (148). Tim hopes that they will somehow send
Jerry back but instead they keep him, even though Jerry was Loyalists his own side wasn t loyal. Tim
starts to see that with anyone both Patriots and Loyalists are hypocrites and that you can t save anyone
even if you try. In this sense Tim feels very betrayed because his family and friend are
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The American Revolution was a war of principles fought between Loyalists and Patriots. For example
the Loyalists believed in neutrality and peaceful negotiation against treason, however they also feared
the loss of land, mob rule, and they were against the brutality of war. Moreover the Patriots believed in
freedom, government, the right to bear arms, religion, assemble, and the right to protest. In the novel,
My Brother Sam is Dead written by James and Christopher Collier, a family quarrels over what side is
right; Loyalists or Patriots. Tims family struggles to decide which side they re on and Tim struggles to
decide mostly because his brother and his dad argue over what is and what isn t right. In the book my
brother sam is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, Sam is executed for stealing his own cattle. He went on jerking with flames on his chest
until another soldier shot him again. Then he stopped jerking (208). Tim expects Sam to die at war but
in a glorious heroic manner and he somehow expected for Sam to vanquish the enemy single
handedly. But Tim realizes that the reality of war isn t glorious it s brutal and war is unfair it kills
innocent people in which again loyalty isn t valued. Tim still chooses neutrality because his brother
gets executed for something that he didn t do and he is killed by his own sied the Patriots. Tim chooses
neutrality because on both sides both his brother and dad get killed by the side they were on. In reality
both Patriots and Loyalists are not loyal. Jerry s death persuades Tim to join the neutral side because
Mr.Heron is the one who kills Jerry who is still a child about Tim s age. Is Jerry Stanford all right,
sir?... They kept him... What will they do with him, sir? (148). Tim hopes that they will somehow send
Jerry back but instead they keep him, even though Jerry was Loyalists his own side wasn t loyal. Tim
starts to see that with anyone both Patriots and Loyalists are hypocrites and that you can t save anyone
even if you try. In this sense Tim feels very betrayed because his family and friend are
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A Synopsis Of The Corporate Veil Principle Essay
Chapter 2: A synopsis of the corporate veil principle in Salomon v Salomon, and its development. 2.1
Introduction It is necessary to detail the history and development of the corporate veil principle to
better understand how it is to be applied in matrimonial matters. This chapter shall focus on the
corporate veil principle from the case of Salomon v. Salomon to the varied and frequently diluted
circumstances in which it has been put to use, in regards to family law cases. Focus shall be paid to
the theories put forward for instituting the piercing/lifting of the corporate veil, the application of the
principle, and the pioneering cases at each stage of its development together with its formulation and
application under current law. 2.2 The Corporate Veil: Before and after Salomon. First and foremost, it
is critical in the pursuit of a full understanding of the principle of the corporate veil for the reader to
appreciate that no strict and clearly defined rule for its application exists. This is evidenced from the
manner in which it is employed, in our courts and abroad. Smith and Keenan in recognition of this
state of affairs note that it is difficult to presume a specific formula exists. They further hold that the
piercing of the veil can be viewed as a tactic used by the judiciary in a flexible way to counter fraud,
sharp practice, oppression and illegality. The theory was cemented in law in the case of the case of
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Chapter 2: A synopsis of the corporate veil principle in Salomon v Salomon, and its development. 2.1
Introduction It is necessary to detail the history and development of the corporate veil principle to
better understand how it is to be applied in matrimonial matters. This chapter shall focus on the
corporate veil principle from the case of Salomon v. Salomon to the varied and frequently diluted
circumstances in which it has been put to use, in regards to family law cases. Focus shall be paid to
the theories put forward for instituting the piercing/lifting of the corporate veil, the application of the
principle, and the pioneering cases at each stage of its development together with its formulation and
application under current law. 2.2 The Corporate Veil: Before and after Salomon. First and foremost, it
is critical in the pursuit of a full understanding of the principle of the corporate veil for the reader to
appreciate that no strict and clearly defined rule for its application exists. This is evidenced from the
manner in which it is employed, in our courts and abroad. Smith and Keenan in recognition of this
state of affairs note that it is difficult to presume a specific formula exists. They further hold that the
piercing of the veil can be viewed as a tactic used by the judiciary in a flexible way to counter fraud,
sharp practice, oppression and illegality. The theory was cemented in law in the case of the case of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Dc Motors
ABSTRACT Brushless permanent magnet DC motors are being manufactured and used increasingly
in everything from home appliances to automobiles due to their inherent advantages. The merits of
these motors could be enhanced further according to another design approach method which alters the
typically used winding parts for low to medium power range motors. This paper deals with the high
power brushless DC motor used for traction in a 48 V golf cart system. The stator is designed with
segment rectangular copper winding to maximize output power within its limited dimensions. In the
design process, the closed slot opening and slot pole combination are investigated and compared in
terms of efficiency and input current density. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With no windings on the rotor, they are not subjected to centrifugal forces, and because the windings
are supported by the housing, they can be cooled by conduction, requiring no airflow inside the motor
for cooling. This in turn means that the motor s internals can be entirely enclosed and protected from
dirt or other foreign matter. Brushless motor commutation can be implemented in software using a
microcontroller or computer, or may alternatively be implemented in analogue hardware or digital
firmware using an FPGA. Commutation with electronics instead of brushes allows for greater
flexibility and capabilities not available with brushed DC motors, including speed limiting, micro
stepped operation for slow and/or fine motion control, and a holding torque when stationary. 3.
COGGING TORQUE: Cogging torque of electrical motors is the torque due to the interaction
between the permanent magnets of the rotor and the statorslots of a Permanent Magnet (PM) machine.
It is also known as detent or no current torque. This torque is position dependent and its periodicity
per revolution depends on the number of magnetic poles and the number of teeth on the stator.
Cogging torque is an undesirable component for
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ABSTRACT Brushless permanent magnet DC motors are being manufactured and used increasingly
in everything from home appliances to automobiles due to their inherent advantages. The merits of
these motors could be enhanced further according to another design approach method which alters the
typically used winding parts for low to medium power range motors. This paper deals with the high
power brushless DC motor used for traction in a 48 V golf cart system. The stator is designed with
segment rectangular copper winding to maximize output power within its limited dimensions. In the
design process, the closed slot opening and slot pole combination are investigated and compared in
terms of efficiency and input current density. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With no windings on the rotor, they are not subjected to centrifugal forces, and because the windings
are supported by the housing, they can be cooled by conduction, requiring no airflow inside the motor
for cooling. This in turn means that the motor s internals can be entirely enclosed and protected from
dirt or other foreign matter. Brushless motor commutation can be implemented in software using a
microcontroller or computer, or may alternatively be implemented in analogue hardware or digital
firmware using an FPGA. Commutation with electronics instead of brushes allows for greater
flexibility and capabilities not available with brushed DC motors, including speed limiting, micro
stepped operation for slow and/or fine motion control, and a holding torque when stationary. 3.
COGGING TORQUE: Cogging torque of electrical motors is the torque due to the interaction
between the permanent magnets of the rotor and the statorslots of a Permanent Magnet (PM) machine.
It is also known as detent or no current torque. This torque is position dependent and its periodicity
per revolution depends on the number of magnetic poles and the number of teeth on the stator.
Cogging torque is an undesirable component for
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Burial Urns
Although many people might expect that burial urns have been used for a lot longer than they have,
the actual ritual and mentality behind these kinds of urns is very much different to what you may have
expected in the first place. Having looked into this considerably over the years, we understand the
importance of knowing the culture and style behind the products we sell and this includes the history
of burial urns.
Burial urns have a long and proud history, and have been used in various forms of civilization over the
years, ranging back as far as 7000BC. These have been found in some of the earliest Jiahu sites that
are located in China, as well as places like Shaanxi and Yangshao of which some of the urns come
from the years 5000 3000BC. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the old Kings of Bavaria used to keep their hearts in an urn after they died. In terms of
the typical cremation urns, though, these were used by the Chinese civilizations noted above as well as
a whole host of different Pre Columbian cultures that have spanned the length of time.
Romans, for example, used to place the urns in large tombs that acted as a place for many souls to rest
instead of just individual placing throughout time and history. This makes a massive difference in
terms of the way that the burial urns come together, and ensures that large resting places became a
common thing. The history of burial urns has changed quite a lot as new discoveries are made;
however, as it was found that during the Bronze Age in England the urns were hidden carefully and
expertly, as was detailed in Sir Thomas Browne s compendium Hydriotaphia or Urn Burial.
In the modern world, the change and growth in the burial urn culture has been quite remarkable.
Cremation urns tend to be made in various styles and formats now whereas it was very common to
have a template style to pick from back in the
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Although many people might expect that burial urns have been used for a lot longer than they have,
the actual ritual and mentality behind these kinds of urns is very much different to what you may have
expected in the first place. Having looked into this considerably over the years, we understand the
importance of knowing the culture and style behind the products we sell and this includes the history
of burial urns.
Burial urns have a long and proud history, and have been used in various forms of civilization over the
years, ranging back as far as 7000BC. These have been found in some of the earliest Jiahu sites that
are located in China, as well as places like Shaanxi and Yangshao of which some of the urns come
from the years 5000 3000BC. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the old Kings of Bavaria used to keep their hearts in an urn after they died. In terms of
the typical cremation urns, though, these were used by the Chinese civilizations noted above as well as
a whole host of different Pre Columbian cultures that have spanned the length of time.
Romans, for example, used to place the urns in large tombs that acted as a place for many souls to rest
instead of just individual placing throughout time and history. This makes a massive difference in
terms of the way that the burial urns come together, and ensures that large resting places became a
common thing. The history of burial urns has changed quite a lot as new discoveries are made;
however, as it was found that during the Bronze Age in England the urns were hidden carefully and
expertly, as was detailed in Sir Thomas Browne s compendium Hydriotaphia or Urn Burial.
In the modern world, the change and growth in the burial urn culture has been quite remarkable.
Cremation urns tend to be made in various styles and formats now whereas it was very common to
have a template style to pick from back in the
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Evaluation Of A Performance Management System
Running head:
A PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1
A
Performance Management System
:
A Closer Look at Current Models and the Elements of a Performance Management System
C
urrent
P
erformance
M
odels
In this section, t hree current models of performance management are summarized in different
companies and the results from each of these models demonstrates the relationship between a
performance management model and busine ss longevity. The se models differ in their theories and
methods but have all been similarly effective to producing high levels of employee performance .
In o ne type of performance management model that has been implemented and effective at
General Electric is a method that has been used by many companies today called top ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Companies like App le, Google, and Statoil use a 360
degree model for collecting valuable information in further training and learning as part of a
performance management system (Chelniciuc, 2013).
This particular mod el provides an essential examination of an individual worker
s
performance through observations and interactions between an employee and associates , executives
and subordinates (Linman, n.d.).
In
Running head:
A PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
2
Linman
s
(n.d.) summary article, it was found that these observations positively contribute d to a sharper and
more effectively designed training and contro l program that produce s organizational improvements
.
The third model comes from the Booz Allen Hamilton manage ment and consultancy firm, an advance
d and contemporary performance management model that is today implemented across various
Running head:
A PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
1
A
Performance Management System
:
A Closer Look at Current Models and the Elements of a Performance Management System
C
urrent
P
erformance
M
odels
In this section, t hree current models of performance management are summarized in different
companies and the results from each of these models demonstrates the relationship between a
performance management model and busine ss longevity. The se models differ in their theories and
methods but have all been similarly effective to producing high levels of employee performance .
In o ne type of performance management model that has been implemented and effective at
General Electric is a method that has been used by many companies today called top ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Companies like App le, Google, and Statoil use a 360
degree model for collecting valuable information in further training and learning as part of a
performance management system (Chelniciuc, 2013).
This particular mod el provides an essential examination of an individual worker
s
performance through observations and interactions between an employee and associates , executives
and subordinates (Linman, n.d.).
In
Running head:
A PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
2
Linman
s
(n.d.) summary article, it was found that these observations positively contribute d to a sharper and
more effectively designed training and contro l program that produce s organizational improvements
.
The third model comes from the Booz Allen Hamilton manage ment and consultancy firm, an advance
d and contemporary performance management model that is today implemented across various
companies and financial institutions
.
In t he Booz Allen performance management model
,
it includes human resource components that are designed to create an integrated system to ensure that
high levels of employee performance aligns with organizational goals
.
(Booz Allen, n.d.).
A
summary review of the Booz Allen performance management model has found that performance
capability gains come from worker productivity and from the technicalities in which to develop the
high standards of performance and output of workers as a strategic part of management s intention to
fulfill
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.
In t he Booz Allen performance management model
,
it includes human resource components that are designed to create an integrated system to ensure that
high levels of employee performance aligns with organizational goals
.
(Booz Allen, n.d.).
A
summary review of the Booz Allen performance management model has found that performance
capability gains come from worker productivity and from the technicalities in which to develop the
high standards of performance and output of workers as a strategic part of management s intention to
fulfill
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The And The Bill Of Rights Essay
The two sources of rights and fundamental principles found in the United States legal system as
outlined by the text. Liberties and Rights what are the different between the two. Both of these words
are in the Declaration of Independences and the Bill of Rights. These two words always been blurred,
when it comes to their distinction. However, in today laws the words used interchangeable. However,
they do example two different kinds of guaranteed protections. Supreme Court Judge Felix
Frankfurter stated that It s is a fair summary of Constitutional history that landmarks of our liberties
have often been forged in case involving not very nice people (UShistory.org, 2016). Civil liberties are
political liberties that give you protections against government actions (USHistory.org, 2016). Like,
the Bill of Rights First Amendment. Freedom of religion, which gives people the right to practices
whatever religion they like. Government, than, cannot interfere (Handler, 1994). Therefore, the First
Amendment gives people liberty from the actions of the government stepping in. Civil Rights are all
the rights the law gives a person. Constitutional or Statutory guaranties against discrimination due to
race, religion, national origin, gender, age, or disability (Handler, 1994). The way government try to
counterbalances this right are the majority rule but it is funny how democracy it often finds minorities
out voted. Most people feel that civil rights and liberties are
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The two sources of rights and fundamental principles found in the United States legal system as
outlined by the text. Liberties and Rights what are the different between the two. Both of these words
are in the Declaration of Independences and the Bill of Rights. These two words always been blurred,
when it comes to their distinction. However, in today laws the words used interchangeable. However,
they do example two different kinds of guaranteed protections. Supreme Court Judge Felix
Frankfurter stated that It s is a fair summary of Constitutional history that landmarks of our liberties
have often been forged in case involving not very nice people (UShistory.org, 2016). Civil liberties are
political liberties that give you protections against government actions (USHistory.org, 2016). Like,
the Bill of Rights First Amendment. Freedom of religion, which gives people the right to practices
whatever religion they like. Government, than, cannot interfere (Handler, 1994). Therefore, the First
Amendment gives people liberty from the actions of the government stepping in. Civil Rights are all
the rights the law gives a person. Constitutional or Statutory guaranties against discrimination due to
race, religion, national origin, gender, age, or disability (Handler, 1994). The way government try to
counterbalances this right are the majority rule but it is funny how democracy it often finds minorities
out voted. Most people feel that civil rights and liberties are
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The Mystery Of The Myth
The myth is the belief that some languages just aren t good enough because they do not fulfill certain
criteria. Criteria such as not being able to act as a medium of speech to express new ideas, to speak of
science, to speak of high literature, and to be used internationally without having to borrow
vocabulary from other languages. English is probably the most infamous case of this myth being false.
As we know it English is probably one of the most widely spoken languages. English has the ability to
clearly express ones ideas, converse scientific terms, and speak of high literature. However many of
English s vocabulary are borrowed from Latin, French, and many other languages. Under the criteria
of those that believe that some languages are not good enough, English is not good enough as a
language since it borrows vocabulary from other languages. But this is not true since English is a very
prominent language and is very able to express new ideas of all kinds. Another famous example that
can be used to debunking this myth would be in the case of Latin. When Latin first arose the Greek s
believed that Latin just wasn t good enough to be able to express complex thoughts. However as we
know today this is terribly false. Latin was one of the most wide spread languages that we know of
today. Latin was also at one time a lingua franca. It was used as a common language between speaks
of different native languages to express ideas. Not only was Latin used in science,
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The myth is the belief that some languages just aren t good enough because they do not fulfill certain
criteria. Criteria such as not being able to act as a medium of speech to express new ideas, to speak of
science, to speak of high literature, and to be used internationally without having to borrow
vocabulary from other languages. English is probably the most infamous case of this myth being false.
As we know it English is probably one of the most widely spoken languages. English has the ability to
clearly express ones ideas, converse scientific terms, and speak of high literature. However many of
English s vocabulary are borrowed from Latin, French, and many other languages. Under the criteria
of those that believe that some languages are not good enough, English is not good enough as a
language since it borrows vocabulary from other languages. But this is not true since English is a very
prominent language and is very able to express new ideas of all kinds. Another famous example that
can be used to debunking this myth would be in the case of Latin. When Latin first arose the Greek s
believed that Latin just wasn t good enough to be able to express complex thoughts. However as we
know today this is terribly false. Latin was one of the most wide spread languages that we know of
today. Latin was also at one time a lingua franca. It was used as a common language between speaks
of different native languages to express ideas. Not only was Latin used in science,
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Overcoming the Challenge of Tobacco Use
Introduction
Today one of our biggest challenges as public health professionals is tobacco use which is a leading
cause of deaths that be prevented with public health campaign intervention programs. According to the
American Lung Association (2010), 6.4 million current child smokers will die a premature death from
a smoking related disease. The campaign is working to give teenagers information on understanding
the health risks associated with smoking and long term health risk when they become adults. By using
the support of different models on behavior following we can gain a better understanding on how and
why adolescents respond the way they do to smoking. It is important that a campaign on tobacco and
nicotine emphasizes awareness ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The message should not send out mixed signals as we create the information of the end product. In
order to ensure that this happens the information has to be readily available for all stakeholders
involved in this process.
Adolescents are becoming frequent users of the World Wide Web for social media networks
subsequently, they do not frequent the web for information regarding tobacco cessation intervention
programs. The added bonus to this public health campaign is how social media on frequented by
adolescents such as Facebook and Twitter will provide educational literature in more of a new and
exciting way. Resnick and Siegle (2013) notes the use of media allows marketers to disseminate
information instantly, reaching broader audience, therefore increasing public engagement . By using
this approach, Mermelstein (2003), explains how the Internet can create social support networks of
teen quitters chat rooms that will facilitate initial cessation enhancing long term abstinence. Based on
the assessment by Mermelstein, I have to agree that a social support network will be accepted without
any challenges or barriers. The educational literature will also come paper based as noted by Walker
(2014) in the form of pamphlets, poster boards, and flyers . In her previous assignment Walker (2014)
notes the advantages and drawbacks of all youth and teenagers may be without computer access. We
want to build a community program
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Introduction
Today one of our biggest challenges as public health professionals is tobacco use which is a leading
cause of deaths that be prevented with public health campaign intervention programs. According to the
American Lung Association (2010), 6.4 million current child smokers will die a premature death from
a smoking related disease. The campaign is working to give teenagers information on understanding
the health risks associated with smoking and long term health risk when they become adults. By using
the support of different models on behavior following we can gain a better understanding on how and
why adolescents respond the way they do to smoking. It is important that a campaign on tobacco and
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The message should not send out mixed signals as we create the information of the end product. In
order to ensure that this happens the information has to be readily available for all stakeholders
involved in this process.
Adolescents are becoming frequent users of the World Wide Web for social media networks
subsequently, they do not frequent the web for information regarding tobacco cessation intervention
programs. The added bonus to this public health campaign is how social media on frequented by
adolescents such as Facebook and Twitter will provide educational literature in more of a new and
exciting way. Resnick and Siegle (2013) notes the use of media allows marketers to disseminate
information instantly, reaching broader audience, therefore increasing public engagement . By using
this approach, Mermelstein (2003), explains how the Internet can create social support networks of
teen quitters chat rooms that will facilitate initial cessation enhancing long term abstinence. Based on
the assessment by Mermelstein, I have to agree that a social support network will be accepted without
any challenges or barriers. The educational literature will also come paper based as noted by Walker
(2014) in the form of pamphlets, poster boards, and flyers . In her previous assignment Walker (2014)
notes the advantages and drawbacks of all youth and teenagers may be without computer access. We
want to build a community program
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Examples Of Satire Essay
Stupidity or Satire?
Laughter can be an instinctive expression of lively amusement although we don t usually realise the
offence of the joke we are laughing at. Tamara discusses modern satire and its position in humanity.
Sometimes the world we live in can be too blinded or careless to really discover the reasons why we
laugh at satirical comedy. Satire can be like a dream. When were in the dream we remember bits of
details and when we wake up we don t realise what our dream was about in the first place. Satire can
relate to this because as were watching satirical things were able to laugh at the subject of mockery
even when it can be so stupid, yet when we walk away from it we forget what we watch and keep
living our lives. TV shows such as Summer Heights is well known and prominent to a lot of people
including myself and close family and friends. There are probably many different reasons why we
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Lilley mocks several diverse subjects including Asians, private school girls, Polynesian teenagers,
housewives, police officers, deaf people and juvenile detention facilities, just to name a few. White
men insulting other white men can be funny yet still amusing. Just as Chinese people mocking other
Chines people can be amusing. What isn t funny is people like Lilley, a white male mocking ethnic
minorities at their expense to gets some laughs said an outraged viewer.
Now, let us take a closer look at one of Lilley s mockumentaries, Jonah from Tonga (see picture
below). Jonah from Tonga is an Australian television series written by and starring Lilley. A satirical
technique such as reversal is used throughout this whole mockumentary. It s TV series that follows the
life of Jonah Takalua, a rebellious 14 year old Australian boy of Tongan background who had been
introduced in Lilley s 2007 series, Summer Heights
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Stupidity or Satire?
Laughter can be an instinctive expression of lively amusement although we don t usually realise the
offence of the joke we are laughing at. Tamara discusses modern satire and its position in humanity.
Sometimes the world we live in can be too blinded or careless to really discover the reasons why we
laugh at satirical comedy. Satire can be like a dream. When were in the dream we remember bits of
details and when we wake up we don t realise what our dream was about in the first place. Satire can
relate to this because as were watching satirical things were able to laugh at the subject of mockery
even when it can be so stupid, yet when we walk away from it we forget what we watch and keep
living our lives. TV shows such as Summer Heights is well known and prominent to a lot of people
including myself and close family and friends. There are probably many different reasons why we
watch this stupid yet ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lilley mocks several diverse subjects including Asians, private school girls, Polynesian teenagers,
housewives, police officers, deaf people and juvenile detention facilities, just to name a few. White
men insulting other white men can be funny yet still amusing. Just as Chinese people mocking other
Chines people can be amusing. What isn t funny is people like Lilley, a white male mocking ethnic
minorities at their expense to gets some laughs said an outraged viewer.
Now, let us take a closer look at one of Lilley s mockumentaries, Jonah from Tonga (see picture
below). Jonah from Tonga is an Australian television series written by and starring Lilley. A satirical
technique such as reversal is used throughout this whole mockumentary. It s TV series that follows the
life of Jonah Takalua, a rebellious 14 year old Australian boy of Tongan background who had been
introduced in Lilley s 2007 series, Summer Heights
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The Xbox 360 And Wii
Video games have been around for many years and have slowly developed into a common hobby for
many young adults. In fact, more than 1.2 billion people are playing video games worldwide. The
original gaming console by Magnavox has evolved tremendously over the last decade and has been
developed by many different companies. Although there is an innumerable amount of consoles in the
world, two iconic consoles are the Microsoft s XBOX 360 and the Nintendo s Wii. The XBOX 360
and Wii are two very popular gaming consoles that are different in appearance, the applications and
services they provide, and the amount of games and accessories they each have available. When
compared to each other, the XBOX 360 and Wii have multiple differences when it comes to the way
each console looks. The Nintendo Wii is a very small and compact device. The console developers
managed to keep the Wii as small as possible by incorporating only one Universal Serial Bus also
known as a USB port. The Wii console is available in a variety of colors, but the most common and
standard color is white. Compared to the small size and compact aspects of the Wii, the XBOX 360 is
extremely different. The XBOX is close in size to a toaster oven and can be purchased in black and
white. Unlike the Wii, the XBOX has multiple USB ports. When designing the XBOX 360, Microsoft
kept the gamer in mind and tried to provide them with an easy and resourceful device. The overall
appearance of both consoles varies and depending
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Video games have been around for many years and have slowly developed into a common hobby for
many young adults. In fact, more than 1.2 billion people are playing video games worldwide. The
original gaming console by Magnavox has evolved tremendously over the last decade and has been
developed by many different companies. Although there is an innumerable amount of consoles in the
world, two iconic consoles are the Microsoft s XBOX 360 and the Nintendo s Wii. The XBOX 360
and Wii are two very popular gaming consoles that are different in appearance, the applications and
services they provide, and the amount of games and accessories they each have available. When
compared to each other, the XBOX 360 and Wii have multiple differences when it comes to the way
each console looks. The Nintendo Wii is a very small and compact device. The console developers
managed to keep the Wii as small as possible by incorporating only one Universal Serial Bus also
known as a USB port. The Wii console is available in a variety of colors, but the most common and
standard color is white. Compared to the small size and compact aspects of the Wii, the XBOX 360 is
extremely different. The XBOX is close in size to a toaster oven and can be purchased in black and
white. Unlike the Wii, the XBOX has multiple USB ports. When designing the XBOX 360, Microsoft
kept the gamer in mind and tried to provide them with an easy and resourceful device. The overall
appearance of both consoles varies and depending
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P.K. Dick’s The Minority Report and Steven Spielberg’s...
P.K. Dick s The Minority Report and Steven Spielberg s The Minority Report
Death can occur in four ways. A person can die from a physical illness, viruses and infections. A
person can die from an accident. A person can commit suicide. Finally a person can be murdered by
another person. What if murders could be prevented? In P.K. Dick s story The Minority Report, and in
Spielberg s film The Minority Report, the future can be altered by using incredible technology. The
success of Spielberg s adaptation of Dick s short story to film can be determined by the way each was
presented.
While giving a tour or precrime to Edward Witwer, the main character John Anderton finds the he is
supposed to kill a person he never met Leopold ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Minority Report by Spielberg is about a one man conspiracy to keep pre crime up and running. In
the book by Dick, there is a larger conspiracy to destroy precrime. The final results are opposite as
well; in the book precrime was maintained and still operational. In the movie, precrime was shut down
and destroyed. The methods of precrime are also different. In the book, there are three precogs which
mutter an indecipherable language, which a machine interprets into images of a murder. Then a card
comes out of the machine with the name of the killer and name of the victim on it. Spielberg made a
more modern method out of this. In the movie, images are taken directly from the three precogs brain
and then interpreted by a person who tries to find out the location of the murder. Also there are two
wooden balls made, one with the name of the killer and the other with the name of the victim, on
them. The movie also goes deeper into the creation of precrime, how crack babies whom had an odd
gift/curse of dreaming of murder became used to prevent murder. It also shows why Anderton joined
precrime, to make sure no one else would suffer like he did when he lost his son. The precogs in the
book and movie are very different. First off their names in the book are Donna, Jerry and Mike. In the
movie their names are Agatha, Arthur and Dashiell. The movie also involves the precogs, or at least
one of them, more into the story.
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P.K. Dick s The Minority Report and Steven Spielberg s The Minority Report
Death can occur in four ways. A person can die from a physical illness, viruses and infections. A
person can die from an accident. A person can commit suicide. Finally a person can be murdered by
another person. What if murders could be prevented? In P.K. Dick s story The Minority Report, and in
Spielberg s film The Minority Report, the future can be altered by using incredible technology. The
success of Spielberg s adaptation of Dick s short story to film can be determined by the way each was
presented.
While giving a tour or precrime to Edward Witwer, the main character John Anderton finds the he is
supposed to kill a person he never met Leopold ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Minority Report by Spielberg is about a one man conspiracy to keep pre crime up and running. In
the book by Dick, there is a larger conspiracy to destroy precrime. The final results are opposite as
well; in the book precrime was maintained and still operational. In the movie, precrime was shut down
and destroyed. The methods of precrime are also different. In the book, there are three precogs which
mutter an indecipherable language, which a machine interprets into images of a murder. Then a card
comes out of the machine with the name of the killer and name of the victim on it. Spielberg made a
more modern method out of this. In the movie, images are taken directly from the three precogs brain
and then interpreted by a person who tries to find out the location of the murder. Also there are two
wooden balls made, one with the name of the killer and the other with the name of the victim, on
them. The movie also goes deeper into the creation of precrime, how crack babies whom had an odd
gift/curse of dreaming of murder became used to prevent murder. It also shows why Anderton joined
precrime, to make sure no one else would suffer like he did when he lost his son. The precogs in the
book and movie are very different. First off their names in the book are Donna, Jerry and Mike. In the
movie their names are Agatha, Arthur and Dashiell. The movie also involves the precogs, or at least
one of them, more into the story.
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School Psychology as a Career
School Psychology
Career paper
Psychology 250
My subject of attention is school psychology and career choice is school psychology. I have
researched this topic and found lots of valuable information to discuss. I will cover all aspects of this
career including a definition of what it involves on a day to day basis, why I have chosen this career as
my subject of interest, common personality characteristics and values that go along well with this job.
I will also talk about the minimum requirements and educational path that must be followed for this
career choice along with advancement opportunities. Lastly, I will discuss the leading companies in
this area, local perspectives, and present outlooks and salaries that can be expected ... Show more
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Coursework along this path demands both education and psychology due to the nature of the work.
There are mental health components and educational aspects. The masters degree in psychology
requires at least two years of full time graduate study and usually includes practical experience in an
applied setting and a thesis based on personal research that is original. Getting accepted into graduate
programs for psychology can be full of competition. School psychologists must meet credential and
licensing requirements for individual states. These vary state by state. The licensing varies by type of
position and is based on professional competence through training and experience. Some states require
continuing education for renewal of licenses. According to Landrum and Davis (2009) right now
twenty nine states recognize the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) designation on
a national level (p.73). Credentials transfer from state to state in this case and new credential exams do
not have to be taken when moving from one of these states to another. Requirements for the NCSP
include completion of sixty graduate semester hours in school psychology, a twelve hundred hour
internship (six hundred hours in school setting), and a passing score on the National School
Psychology exam.
Psychologists can improve their
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School Psychology
Career paper
Psychology 250
My subject of attention is school psychology and career choice is school psychology. I have
researched this topic and found lots of valuable information to discuss. I will cover all aspects of this
career including a definition of what it involves on a day to day basis, why I have chosen this career as
my subject of interest, common personality characteristics and values that go along well with this job.
I will also talk about the minimum requirements and educational path that must be followed for this
career choice along with advancement opportunities. Lastly, I will discuss the leading companies in
this area, local perspectives, and present outlooks and salaries that can be expected ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Coursework along this path demands both education and psychology due to the nature of the work.
There are mental health components and educational aspects. The masters degree in psychology
requires at least two years of full time graduate study and usually includes practical experience in an
applied setting and a thesis based on personal research that is original. Getting accepted into graduate
programs for psychology can be full of competition. School psychologists must meet credential and
licensing requirements for individual states. These vary state by state. The licensing varies by type of
position and is based on professional competence through training and experience. Some states require
continuing education for renewal of licenses. According to Landrum and Davis (2009) right now
twenty nine states recognize the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) designation on
a national level (p.73). Credentials transfer from state to state in this case and new credential exams do
not have to be taken when moving from one of these states to another. Requirements for the NCSP
include completion of sixty graduate semester hours in school psychology, a twelve hundred hour
internship (six hundred hours in school setting), and a passing score on the National School
Psychology exam.
Psychologists can improve their
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Klu Klux Klan History
After the infamous Civil War, a small group of young confederate veterans decided to make a little
group to relieve the boredom of having nothing to do. This small group would swell to the dangerous
and unpredictable hate grout known in many names like, white brotherhood, heroes of american,
constitutional union guard, invisible empire. There most famous name was the KKK or Klu Klux
Klan. Their history is of bloodshed, terror and racism that still haunts people to this day. In this paper,
you will read about the three KKK appearances throughout america s history. First, we will have to
start at where it all began.
In a quiet town called Pulaski Tennessee in 1860, a small group of confederate veterans decided to
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Simmons after watching a black and white movie called Birth Of A Nation , which was about the
KKK. The movie showed the KKK as a needed and important part of the United States and was a
needed group to keep the United States of America from creating a Black empire in the south. By the
nineteen fifteen, William and others brought back the Klu Klux Klan to a much higher level gaining
about one hundred thousand members by the end of World War One. This is the point when the KKK
used the white sheets and cone shaped hats that made them famous. The Klu Klux Klan stepped up
their attacks not only on the African American population, but to catholics, jews, immigrants, and
alcohol. The end of World War One brought numerous members because skepticism of immigrants
and the loss of jobs for the people who went to go fight after World War One. The Klu Klux Klan s
members swelled from a few thousands in the eighteen hundreds to a massive one hundred thousand
members after World War One. The Klansmen stepped up their attacks by lynching and burning
crosses. This mayhem continued until around the nineteen twenties when the KKK s members were at
its peak with over five million. The KKK also had people in office and had control over part of the
government. Their numbers were so large that the president could not put any restrictions on them or
riots might occur. This all changed when the media and press attacked the KKK. With the help of the
media, public opinion started to change. This continued on until the nineteen forties when the member
count dropped to thirty thousand, a far cry from the five million it had acquired. The Klu Klux Klan
then broke into small groups and disappeared. The prime of the KKK is over but it is not dead
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After the infamous Civil War, a small group of young confederate veterans decided to make a little
group to relieve the boredom of having nothing to do. This small group would swell to the dangerous
and unpredictable hate grout known in many names like, white brotherhood, heroes of american,
constitutional union guard, invisible empire. There most famous name was the KKK or Klu Klux
Klan. Their history is of bloodshed, terror and racism that still haunts people to this day. In this paper,
you will read about the three KKK appearances throughout america s history. First, we will have to
start at where it all began.
In a quiet town called Pulaski Tennessee in 1860, a small group of confederate veterans decided to
make a group to fight of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simmons after watching a black and white movie called Birth Of A Nation , which was about the
KKK. The movie showed the KKK as a needed and important part of the United States and was a
needed group to keep the United States of America from creating a Black empire in the south. By the
nineteen fifteen, William and others brought back the Klu Klux Klan to a much higher level gaining
about one hundred thousand members by the end of World War One. This is the point when the KKK
used the white sheets and cone shaped hats that made them famous. The Klu Klux Klan stepped up
their attacks not only on the African American population, but to catholics, jews, immigrants, and
alcohol. The end of World War One brought numerous members because skepticism of immigrants
and the loss of jobs for the people who went to go fight after World War One. The Klu Klux Klan s
members swelled from a few thousands in the eighteen hundreds to a massive one hundred thousand
members after World War One. The Klansmen stepped up their attacks by lynching and burning
crosses. This mayhem continued until around the nineteen twenties when the KKK s members were at
its peak with over five million. The KKK also had people in office and had control over part of the
government. Their numbers were so large that the president could not put any restrictions on them or
riots might occur. This all changed when the media and press attacked the KKK. With the help of the
media, public opinion started to change. This continued on until the nineteen forties when the member
count dropped to thirty thousand, a far cry from the five million it had acquired. The Klu Klux Klan
then broke into small groups and disappeared. The prime of the KKK is over but it is not dead
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Passages From The Gospels Of Mark Matthew Essay
Passages from the Gospels of Mark Matthew Throughout the New Testament Gospels, an abundance
of enriching, soulful narratives thrive and live on through their cultivated messages of hope,
compassion, miracles, and redemption. Recalling in detail the heroic life and journey of Jesus Christ,
expounding his teachings and philosophy, and revealing hidden components of God s divine nature,
the Gospels are rife with symbolism and potent imagery which are accessible to people of every faith.
The timeline of Jesus Christ s life, miracle healings, administered sermons, and selfless service to the
people he met and interacted with is encapsulated in the storyline of four texts within the Christian
Bible which have been juxtaposed with one another. When these are read together, one can observe
many fascinating parallels and similarities that make it difficult to dispute the information or messages
about the life of Jesus Christ which the Gospels disseminate. There are specific passages in the
Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John which reveal the fundamental aspects of what it means to
be a disciple, and furthermore, what it means to be a human being. This essay will address
discipleship and human nature as they appear in three passages, Mark 5: 1 20, Mark 5: 35 43, and
Matthew... By way of thorough examination and formal analysis of the scriptural text, definitions of
what it means to be a true disciple and a true human being will be discussed. In the first passage from
Mark 5:
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Passages from the Gospels of Mark Matthew Throughout the New Testament Gospels, an abundance
of enriching, soulful narratives thrive and live on through their cultivated messages of hope,
compassion, miracles, and redemption. Recalling in detail the heroic life and journey of Jesus Christ,
expounding his teachings and philosophy, and revealing hidden components of God s divine nature,
the Gospels are rife with symbolism and potent imagery which are accessible to people of every faith.
The timeline of Jesus Christ s life, miracle healings, administered sermons, and selfless service to the
people he met and interacted with is encapsulated in the storyline of four texts within the Christian
Bible which have been juxtaposed with one another. When these are read together, one can observe
many fascinating parallels and similarities that make it difficult to dispute the information or messages
about the life of Jesus Christ which the Gospels disseminate. There are specific passages in the
Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John which reveal the fundamental aspects of what it means to
be a disciple, and furthermore, what it means to be a human being. This essay will address
discipleship and human nature as they appear in three passages, Mark 5: 1 20, Mark 5: 35 43, and
Matthew... By way of thorough examination and formal analysis of the scriptural text, definitions of
what it means to be a true disciple and a true human being will be discussed. In the first passage from
Mark 5:
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The Current State on Russian Orphans Essay
Every year approximately one thousand Russian orphans are adopted by American couples. As of
early 2012, President Vladmir Putin has called for a ban on all Americans adopting Russian children.
Due to intense relations between America and Russia and the increasing death and illness rate of
Russian children living in America, Russian officials have ceased adoption by American couples. By
denying access to Russian orphans, the government is bound to cause an increase in children with
mental disease and possibly prevent these children from prospering for their future.
In 2008 the first incident of an adopted Russians death occurred. Dima Yakovlev, or otherwise known
as Chase Harrison passed after his father had accidentally left him in the ... Show more content on
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Along with the neglect that is pressed upon the children, the abuse rates in these homes are very high.
Many reports of abuse and even death have been brought to the media s attention over the past few
years. One popular case was of two nurses that came home to the orphanage after a night of drinking
to crying little ones. In an attempt to muffle the sounds of the cries the two women stuffed one child
into a tub with a blanket over him. The other ones were stuffed in covers and put into a closet. It was
not until the next morning when the next crew came in that the three children were found. Two had
severe injuries afterward and one child, the youngest died.
Because of harsh relationships between Russia and many other countries the Russian government has
put a ban on all adoptions by many other countries. Due to the use of children as a political tool, many
ethical and moral values and rights are being broken by Russian officials. Not only is this immoral to
couples who wish to adopt these children but to the children themselves as well. By preventing foreign
couples from adopting these children, the Russian government is holding back the orphans from a
better life. The homes that they are kept in while living in Russia are poorly equipped and the children
then suffer from mental and physical illnesses as a result of the orphanages.
The rejection of
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Every year approximately one thousand Russian orphans are adopted by American couples. As of
early 2012, President Vladmir Putin has called for a ban on all Americans adopting Russian children.
Due to intense relations between America and Russia and the increasing death and illness rate of
Russian children living in America, Russian officials have ceased adoption by American couples. By
denying access to Russian orphans, the government is bound to cause an increase in children with
mental disease and possibly prevent these children from prospering for their future.
In 2008 the first incident of an adopted Russians death occurred. Dima Yakovlev, or otherwise known
as Chase Harrison passed after his father had accidentally left him in the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Along with the neglect that is pressed upon the children, the abuse rates in these homes are very high.
Many reports of abuse and even death have been brought to the media s attention over the past few
years. One popular case was of two nurses that came home to the orphanage after a night of drinking
to crying little ones. In an attempt to muffle the sounds of the cries the two women stuffed one child
into a tub with a blanket over him. The other ones were stuffed in covers and put into a closet. It was
not until the next morning when the next crew came in that the three children were found. Two had
severe injuries afterward and one child, the youngest died.
Because of harsh relationships between Russia and many other countries the Russian government has
put a ban on all adoptions by many other countries. Due to the use of children as a political tool, many
ethical and moral values and rights are being broken by Russian officials. Not only is this immoral to
couples who wish to adopt these children but to the children themselves as well. By preventing foreign
couples from adopting these children, the Russian government is holding back the orphans from a
better life. The homes that they are kept in while living in Russia are poorly equipped and the children
then suffer from mental and physical illnesses as a result of the orphanages.
The rejection of
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Crossing Flies to Demonstrate Inheritance Patterns
Introduction
Drosophila melanogastor were one of the first organisms chosen to be analyzed and study, since they
are the work force of the genetics research. Back in the early 1900s, researchers such as T.H. Morgan,
H.J. Muller, E. Weischaus, and C. Nisslein Volhard were able to use the organisms to determine how
genes are inherited, how radiation causes DNA damage, and there are genes that controls human
development. In 2000, scientists found over a hundred genes that can be used to study human diseases
because they found a way to sequence the drosophila genome. This organism has been used for
scientific research for decades and is continued to be used because they help scientists and researchers
understand how human processes and their disorders. With the experiment, crossing the flies is to
demonstrate the inheritance pattern of a single and double trait.
Studying and manipulating fruit flies, scientists are able to learn about the human genetics and
understand the function in biology of other organisms. Drosophila can demonstrate Mendelian
inheritance because they can display massive amounts of genes, demonstrate genetic mapping, and
used as genetic crosses. Being able to study these organisms across multiple generations and
understand its life cycle would help with understanding basic genetic concepts, such as trait
inheritance. Learning how to control the breeding is important as well, since interbreeding or mixing
the generations would cause insufficient data.
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Introduction
Drosophila melanogastor were one of the first organisms chosen to be analyzed and study, since they
are the work force of the genetics research. Back in the early 1900s, researchers such as T.H. Morgan,
H.J. Muller, E. Weischaus, and C. Nisslein Volhard were able to use the organisms to determine how
genes are inherited, how radiation causes DNA damage, and there are genes that controls human
development. In 2000, scientists found over a hundred genes that can be used to study human diseases
because they found a way to sequence the drosophila genome. This organism has been used for
scientific research for decades and is continued to be used because they help scientists and researchers
understand how human processes and their disorders. With the experiment, crossing the flies is to
demonstrate the inheritance pattern of a single and double trait.
Studying and manipulating fruit flies, scientists are able to learn about the human genetics and
understand the function in biology of other organisms. Drosophila can demonstrate Mendelian
inheritance because they can display massive amounts of genes, demonstrate genetic mapping, and
used as genetic crosses. Being able to study these organisms across multiple generations and
understand its life cycle would help with understanding basic genetic concepts, such as trait
inheritance. Learning how to control the breeding is important as well, since interbreeding or mixing
the generations would cause insufficient data.
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Essay On Navy Commencement Speech
The time has finally come: Commencement Day. This is the time in one s life where an individual has
overcome all the hardships throughout their training, persevered through extensive pain, and sleepless
days to finally earn the privilege to be called a Navy Seal. This is a moment in one s life where an
individual may also embark on a new journey after their commencement. Some of these individuals
may continue their path in the military, school, or their family. On the other hand, some people are left
stranded and feel helpless when it comes to deciding what to do next. In the 2014 Commencement
Speech, Navy Seal Commander William H. reminds every Navy Seal that they must strive for one
goal in life after their commencement : to change the world into a better place. William H. believes
that , regardless of ethnicity, gender, and background, anyone has the ability to change the world only
if individuals overcome all hardships and obstacles, complete every task to full potential, and never
give up, which may ultimately allow the next generations to live a better world. He supports these
assertions by using illustrations, analogies, cause and effects, and quotes to encourage and inspire the
audience to change the world. Navy Seal Commander William H. begins his commencement speech
by addressing and congratulating the graduating class of 2014. Although this is a typical method of the
introductory part of the speech, it shows appreciation for all the navy seals that overcame
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The time has finally come: Commencement Day. This is the time in one s life where an individual has
overcome all the hardships throughout their training, persevered through extensive pain, and sleepless
days to finally earn the privilege to be called a Navy Seal. This is a moment in one s life where an
individual may also embark on a new journey after their commencement. Some of these individuals
may continue their path in the military, school, or their family. On the other hand, some people are left
stranded and feel helpless when it comes to deciding what to do next. In the 2014 Commencement
Speech, Navy Seal Commander William H. reminds every Navy Seal that they must strive for one
goal in life after their commencement : to change the world into a better place. William H. believes
that , regardless of ethnicity, gender, and background, anyone has the ability to change the world only
if individuals overcome all hardships and obstacles, complete every task to full potential, and never
give up, which may ultimately allow the next generations to live a better world. He supports these
assertions by using illustrations, analogies, cause and effects, and quotes to encourage and inspire the
audience to change the world. Navy Seal Commander William H. begins his commencement speech
by addressing and congratulating the graduating class of 2014. Although this is a typical method of the
introductory part of the speech, it shows appreciation for all the navy seals that overcame
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