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2 Paragraph Essay
Crafting a two-paragraph essay about oneself might seem deceptively simple at first glance, but
it unveils a myriad of challenges. The task involves striking a delicate balance between self-
expression and modesty, as one navigates the fine line between confidence and arrogance.
Conveying a comprehensive yet concise portrayal of personal experiences, aspirations, and
character requires introspection and the ability to distill one's essence into a brief composition.
The challenge intensifies when considering the need for coherence, ensuring that the essay flows
seamlessly from one idea to the next without losing the reader's interest. The temptation to either
overshare or undersell becomes a constant companion, demanding a keen editorial eye to
maintain a harmonious narrative.
Furthermore, the essay's brevity amplifies the challenge of selecting the most impactful details
and crafting a narrative that resonates with the intended audience. The limitations on space
necessitate thoughtful word choices, eliminating any superfluous information while preserving
the essay's authenticity. Striking this delicate equilibrium requires both self-awareness and a keen
understanding of the audience's expectations. In the end, the difficulty lies not only in the act of
writing but in the nuanced dance of self-revelation that transforms a mere composition into a
reflective piece that leaves a lasting impression.
For those who find themselves grappling with such challenges or simply seeking assistance in the
realm of essay writing, there are resources available. Platforms like HelpWriting.net offer a
range of services, from crafting personal essays to tackling more complex topics. Similar essays
and a wealth of writing support can be accessed to ease the burden of those navigating the
intricate world of composition.
2 Paragraph Essay2 Paragraph Essay
Crafting a two-paragraph essay about oneself might seem deceptively simple at first glance, but
it unveils a myriad of challenges. The task involves striking a delicate balance between self-
expression and modesty, as one navigates the fine line between confidence and arrogance.
Conveying a comprehensive yet concise portrayal of personal experiences, aspirations, and
character requires introspection and the ability to distill one's essence into a brief composition.
The challenge intensifies when considering the need for coherence, ensuring that the essay flows
seamlessly from one idea to the next without losing the reader's interest. The temptation to either
overshare or undersell becomes a constant companion, demanding a keen editorial eye to
maintain a harmonious narrative.
Furthermore, the essay's brevity amplifies the challenge of selecting the most impactful details
and crafting a narrative that resonates with the intended audience. The limitations on space
necessitate thoughtful word choices, eliminating any superfluous information while preserving
the essay's authenticity. Striking this delicate equilibrium requires both self-awareness and a keen
understanding of the audience's expectations. In the end, the difficulty lies not only in the act of
writing but in the nuanced dance of self-revelation that transforms a mere composition into a
reflective piece that leaves a lasting impression.
For those who find themselves grappling with such challenges or simply seeking assistance in the
realm of essay writing, there are resources available. Platforms like HelpWriting.net offer a
range of services, from crafting personal essays to tackling more complex topics. Similar essays
and a wealth of writing support can be accessed to ease the burden of those navigating the
intricate world of composition.
2 Paragraph Essay2 Paragraph Essay
Technology Impact Today s Society
Technologies impact in today s society is constantly changing, but not always for
the better. One of five children under the age of sixteen now own a smartphone. (
The Gadget Website ) The average age of a child that receives their first cell phone
is eleven. I worry about a child s well being when I see them with these devices. On
my tenth, birthday my father bought me a cell phone. I was unaware of the
potential consequences I later faced when I misused it. Parents are giving children
phones without prior research. Parents must acquire information about the many
dangers and hazards that comes with the ownership of a cell phone. Parents want
to stay in touch with their children through cellular devices. By obligation parents
worry about their child s security. Parents realize that young kids crave
independence. They escape their parent s hands to attend school activities and go
shop by themselves. They embed apps such as Find My Kid and Family Tracker
on their child s cell phone to pinpoint their exact location. However, they may not
know the side effects of putting a GPS tracker on their child s phone. Parents need
to know that cell phones are powerful and can be detrimental, if an adolescent doesn
t know how to use them. In the United States, 66 percent of adolescents, ages 8 to
17, have rules from their parents on cell phone use. ( Growing Wireless ) What about
the other thirty four percent of adolescents? Parents must talk to their kids about the
risks that
Technologies impact in today s society is constantly changing, but not always for
the better. One of five children under the age of sixteen now own a smartphone. (
The Gadget Website ) The average age of a child that receives their first cell phone
is eleven. I worry about a child s well being when I see them with these devices. On
my tenth, birthday my father bought me a cell phone. I was unaware of the
potential consequences I later faced when I misused it. Parents are giving children
phones without prior research. Parents must acquire information about the many
dangers and hazards that comes with the ownership of a cell phone. Parents want
to stay in touch with their children through cellular devices. By obligation parents
worry about their child s security. Parents realize that young kids crave
independence. They escape their parent s hands to attend school activities and go
shop by themselves. They embed apps such as Find My Kid and Family Tracker
on their child s cell phone to pinpoint their exact location. However, they may not
know the side effects of putting a GPS tracker on their child s phone. Parents need
to know that cell phones are powerful and can be detrimental, if an adolescent doesn
t know how to use them. In the United States, 66 percent of adolescents, ages 8 to
17, have rules from their parents on cell phone use. ( Growing Wireless ) What about
the other thirty four percent of adolescents? Parents must talk to their kids about the
risks that
Essay On Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou is one of the most important American Authors who ever lived. She
was an African American woman who spoke her mind and when someone told her
she couldn t do something, it made her want to do it even more so that she could
prove them wrong (Shapiro). Her life was incredibly difficult, but it made her who
she was and influenced her writing and poetry immensely. As Gary Younge once
said, To know her life story is to simultaneously wonder what on earth you have been
doing with your life and feel glad that you didn t have to go through half the things
she has. She is important because she influenced women, people of color, and anyone
who has gone through hard times. Maya Angelouis an essential American author
because of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Later, she dropped out of school and became the first ever black female streetcar
conductor in San Francisco. After going back to school, she became pregnant with
her first child, Guy Johnson. She moved away from her home and became
working as a waitress and cook to support herself. In the 1950s, she married a
Greek sailor. His name is Anastasios Angelopulos. Maya s career as a performer
began to take off in the mid 1950s. She toured Europe with a production of Porgy
and Bess. She studied modern dance on television shows and recorded an album in
1957. At the end of the 1950s she became more interested in writing so she joined
the Harlem Writers Guild and moved to New York. She acted in the production of
The Blacks and wrote and performed in a Cabaret for Freedom. While Maya was
in New York, she fell in love with a civil rights activist named Vusumzi Make and
they moved to Egypt. Maya worked as an editor of an English newspaper while in
Egypt. Angelou and Guy later moved to Ghana where Angelou worked as an
instructor and administrator of Ghana s School of Music and Drama as well as an
editor for The African Review and a writer for the The Ghanaian Times. She also
worked at the Ghanaian Broadcasting Company. While she traveled the world, she
learned several languages including Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish, and Fanti (A
West African language). She worked with Malcolm X in his visits to Ghana and
eventually
Maya Angelou is one of the most important American Authors who ever lived. She
was an African American woman who spoke her mind and when someone told her
she couldn t do something, it made her want to do it even more so that she could
prove them wrong (Shapiro). Her life was incredibly difficult, but it made her who
she was and influenced her writing and poetry immensely. As Gary Younge once
said, To know her life story is to simultaneously wonder what on earth you have been
doing with your life and feel glad that you didn t have to go through half the things
she has. She is important because she influenced women, people of color, and anyone
who has gone through hard times. Maya Angelouis an essential American author
because of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Later, she dropped out of school and became the first ever black female streetcar
conductor in San Francisco. After going back to school, she became pregnant with
her first child, Guy Johnson. She moved away from her home and became
working as a waitress and cook to support herself. In the 1950s, she married a
Greek sailor. His name is Anastasios Angelopulos. Maya s career as a performer
began to take off in the mid 1950s. She toured Europe with a production of Porgy
and Bess. She studied modern dance on television shows and recorded an album in
1957. At the end of the 1950s she became more interested in writing so she joined
the Harlem Writers Guild and moved to New York. She acted in the production of
The Blacks and wrote and performed in a Cabaret for Freedom. While Maya was
in New York, she fell in love with a civil rights activist named Vusumzi Make and
they moved to Egypt. Maya worked as an editor of an English newspaper while in
Egypt. Angelou and Guy later moved to Ghana where Angelou worked as an
instructor and administrator of Ghana s School of Music and Drama as well as an
editor for The African Review and a writer for the The Ghanaian Times. She also
worked at the Ghanaian Broadcasting Company. While she traveled the world, she
learned several languages including Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish, and Fanti (A
West African language). She worked with Malcolm X in his visits to Ghana and
eventually
Harmonic Load Flow Analysis
Contents 1. INTRODUCTION HARMONIC LAOD FLOW ANALYSIS
SOFTWARE3 2. POWER SYSTEM HARMONICS4 2.1 Concept of Power System
Harmonics4 2.1.1Fourier Series and Harmonics4 2.1.2 Distortion Indices6 2.1.3
Characteristics of Harmonics in Power Systems7 2.2 HARMONIC SOURCES8
2.3 EFFECT OF HARMONICS9 2.3.1 Thermal losses in harmonic environment10
2.3.2 Effects on power system equipment10 2.3.3 Capacitor banks10 2.3.4
Transformers11 2.3.5 Rotating machines11 3. HARMONIC LOAD FLOW
ANALYSIS12 3.1 LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS12 3.1.1 Load flow problem
formulation12 3.1.2 Backward forward sweep method14 3.2THREE PHASE
HARMONIC ANALYSIS17 3.2.1 Components model18 3.2.2 Algorithm18 4.
INTERNAL FUNCTIONING OF HARMONIC LOAD ... Show more content on
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The Fourier series for a periodic function f(t) with fundamental frequency П‰ can be
presented as: ft= C0+ n=1в€ ћCncos(nП‰t+Оёn) Equation 1 Fourier series for a
periodic function The coefficients Cn and phase angles n for n th harmonic are given
by: Cn= An2+ Bn2 Equation 2 Оёn= tan 1 BnAn Equation 3 where T=2П Ђ/П‰ and
C0 is the dc component of the function. The rms value of ft is defined as: An=
2T0Tf(t)cos(nωt)dt Equation 4 Bn= 2T0Tf(t)sin(nωt)dt Equation 5 C0=
1T0Tf(t)dt Equation 6 RMS= C02+ n=1в€ ћCn22 Equation 7 RMS value In general,
one can think of devices that produce distortion as exhibiting a nonlinear
relationship between voltage and current. Such nonlinear relationships can lead to
several forms of distortion as summarized below: * A periodic steady state exists
and the distorted waveform can be expressed as a Fourier series with a
fundamental frequency equal to the power frequency. * A periodic steady state
exists and the distorted waveform can be expressed as a Fourier series with
fundamental frequency that is a sub multiple of power frequency. * The waveform is
aperiodic but perhaps almost periodic. A trigonometric series expansion may still
exist (as an exact representation or as an approximation). The first case is commonly
encountered in harmonic studies. There are several advantages to decomposing
Contents 1. INTRODUCTION HARMONIC LAOD FLOW ANALYSIS
SOFTWARE3 2. POWER SYSTEM HARMONICS4 2.1 Concept of Power System
Harmonics4 2.1.1Fourier Series and Harmonics4 2.1.2 Distortion Indices6 2.1.3
Characteristics of Harmonics in Power Systems7 2.2 HARMONIC SOURCES8
2.3 EFFECT OF HARMONICS9 2.3.1 Thermal losses in harmonic environment10
2.3.2 Effects on power system equipment10 2.3.3 Capacitor banks10 2.3.4
Transformers11 2.3.5 Rotating machines11 3. HARMONIC LOAD FLOW
ANALYSIS12 3.1 LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS12 3.1.1 Load flow problem
formulation12 3.1.2 Backward forward sweep method14 3.2THREE PHASE
HARMONIC ANALYSIS17 3.2.1 Components model18 3.2.2 Algorithm18 4.
INTERNAL FUNCTIONING OF HARMONIC LOAD ... Show more content on
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The Fourier series for a periodic function f(t) with fundamental frequency П‰ can be
presented as: ft= C0+ n=1в€ ћCncos(nП‰t+Оёn) Equation 1 Fourier series for a
periodic function The coefficients Cn and phase angles n for n th harmonic are given
by: Cn= An2+ Bn2 Equation 2 Оёn= tan 1 BnAn Equation 3 where T=2П Ђ/П‰ and
C0 is the dc component of the function. The rms value of ft is defined as: An=
2T0Tf(t)cos(nωt)dt Equation 4 Bn= 2T0Tf(t)sin(nωt)dt Equation 5 C0=
1T0Tf(t)dt Equation 6 RMS= C02+ n=1в€ ћCn22 Equation 7 RMS value In general,
one can think of devices that produce distortion as exhibiting a nonlinear
relationship between voltage and current. Such nonlinear relationships can lead to
several forms of distortion as summarized below: * A periodic steady state exists
and the distorted waveform can be expressed as a Fourier series with a
fundamental frequency equal to the power frequency. * A periodic steady state
exists and the distorted waveform can be expressed as a Fourier series with
fundamental frequency that is a sub multiple of power frequency. * The waveform is
aperiodic but perhaps almost periodic. A trigonometric series expansion may still
exist (as an exact representation or as an approximation). The first case is commonly
encountered in harmonic studies. There are several advantages to decomposing
The Role Of Indian Fdi On Nepalese Economic Growth
tools and approach as the main analytical methods. It includes OLS regression after
testing stationarity, co integration and causal relationships among the variables for
time series data set.
Present study employs secondary data on the concerned variables such as Indian
FDI flows, structure of Indian FDI, Nepalese GDP, investment and export from FY
1988/89 to 2013/14. The necessary data are taken from Economic Survey 2013/14
and Department of Industry, Nepal. The data are transformed into real terms taking
2005/06 as the base year and data sets in real terms are converted into logarithmic
forms hereafter these are denoted by г Ђ–LnGDPг Ђ—_t,гЂ–LnFDIг Ђ—_t
гЂ–LnIгЂ—_t and г Ђ–LnXгЂ—_t .
Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares (FMOLS) is the main econometric
methodology used in this paper to examine the role and impact of Indian FDI on
Nepalese economic growth. The FMOLS of economic growth of Nepal on Indian
FDI augmented with level of investment and export has been used to find the
magnitude of long run relationship between the variables under study. GDP is taken
as the proxy for Nepalese economic growth.
Some attention is necessary while employing FMOLS test. The variables under study
must be cointegrated. So before applying the FMOLS we examine the cointegration
by method of Johansen s (1990) cointegration test. Prior to employing the Johansen s
Cointegration test we perform unit root test using ADF method.
FMOLS method was designed by Phillips and Hansen (1990) to estimate the
cointegrating
tools and approach as the main analytical methods. It includes OLS regression after
testing stationarity, co integration and causal relationships among the variables for
time series data set.
Present study employs secondary data on the concerned variables such as Indian
FDI flows, structure of Indian FDI, Nepalese GDP, investment and export from FY
1988/89 to 2013/14. The necessary data are taken from Economic Survey 2013/14
and Department of Industry, Nepal. The data are transformed into real terms taking
2005/06 as the base year and data sets in real terms are converted into logarithmic
forms hereafter these are denoted by г Ђ–LnGDPг Ђ—_t,гЂ–LnFDIг Ђ—_t
гЂ–LnIгЂ—_t and г Ђ–LnXгЂ—_t .
Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares (FMOLS) is the main econometric
methodology used in this paper to examine the role and impact of Indian FDI on
Nepalese economic growth. The FMOLS of economic growth of Nepal on Indian
FDI augmented with level of investment and export has been used to find the
magnitude of long run relationship between the variables under study. GDP is taken
as the proxy for Nepalese economic growth.
Some attention is necessary while employing FMOLS test. The variables under study
must be cointegrated. So before applying the FMOLS we examine the cointegration
by method of Johansen s (1990) cointegration test. Prior to employing the Johansen s
Cointegration test we perform unit root test using ADF method.
FMOLS method was designed by Phillips and Hansen (1990) to estimate the
cointegrating
Extended Goal Statement Essay
Extended Goal Statement I sat in my child development class in a brick and
mortar classroom setting. What was I doing there? I was extremely interested in
what the professor was speaking on and what was being discussed. However, I was
beginning to doubt whether I wanted to continue in my current field of study,
Speech/Language Pathology. I no longer felt I was being fulfilled. There was
something lacking. I talked to a few of my friends who mentioned how much money
I would make as a Speech/Language Pathologist. I heard what they were saying, but
somehow it just did not matter. I had to find the missing link....... Rationale for
seeking specialization in a CACREP related program Deciding to become a Student
Guidance... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I am interested in working with elementary or high school students. Working with
these students in the school setting, I will be giving the chance to advocate and work
with them and other organizations to assist in achieving a positive outlook on social,
academic, personal and career development. Consulting and collaborating with
parents, teachers, school administrators, medical professors, and other professionals
in the medical and counseling field will also contribute to increasing my knowledge
in staying with the counseling trends and strategies that will affect the development
of students. Impact of Previous Employment and Volunteer Work As a preschool
director, a newly licensed teacher, and community volunteer, with many years of
experience working with children, I am very much involved with their social,
emotional and behavior development. Currently, I am enrolled in a human
development course at Capella University and have learned a great deal about my
students developmental differences. Studying the various developmental theories
with Bronfenbrenner Ecological System of Development being my favorite, has
allowed me to observe and apply the various theories to the developmental stages of
my students. Self awareness I have been volunteering as a cheerleading coach for
my community football team since 2002. The girls are ages 6 8 years. I watch some
of them come in
Extended Goal Statement I sat in my child development class in a brick and
mortar classroom setting. What was I doing there? I was extremely interested in
what the professor was speaking on and what was being discussed. However, I was
beginning to doubt whether I wanted to continue in my current field of study,
Speech/Language Pathology. I no longer felt I was being fulfilled. There was
something lacking. I talked to a few of my friends who mentioned how much money
I would make as a Speech/Language Pathologist. I heard what they were saying, but
somehow it just did not matter. I had to find the missing link....... Rationale for
seeking specialization in a CACREP related program Deciding to become a Student
Guidance... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I am interested in working with elementary or high school students. Working with
these students in the school setting, I will be giving the chance to advocate and work
with them and other organizations to assist in achieving a positive outlook on social,
academic, personal and career development. Consulting and collaborating with
parents, teachers, school administrators, medical professors, and other professionals
in the medical and counseling field will also contribute to increasing my knowledge
in staying with the counseling trends and strategies that will affect the development
of students. Impact of Previous Employment and Volunteer Work As a preschool
director, a newly licensed teacher, and community volunteer, with many years of
experience working with children, I am very much involved with their social,
emotional and behavior development. Currently, I am enrolled in a human
development course at Capella University and have learned a great deal about my
students developmental differences. Studying the various developmental theories
with Bronfenbrenner Ecological System of Development being my favorite, has
allowed me to observe and apply the various theories to the developmental stages of
my students. Self awareness I have been volunteering as a cheerleading coach for
my community football team since 2002. The girls are ages 6 8 years. I watch some
of them come in
Benefits Of Student Loan
Loans can be double edged swords in the matter of higher education. They help you
get in to college, and to support families and lifestyles as you work hard to secure
the qualifications that can guarantee you a rewarding career. However, keeping tabs
on due dates, balancing cash flows and predatory rates of interestcan wreck your life.
There is no need to let intolerable financial burdens hamper your scholastic efforts.
Use the following 5 step guide for student loanconsolidation that will repair your
credit history, and leave you free to focus on classes and on searching for that all
important job: 1.Apply for your Student Consolidation Loan in time. Application
processing always takes time, and you should have the opportunity to shop around...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main problem starts when they have to repay the loan amount back. However,
great lake student loans consolidation services will help you get rid of your loans
easily and comfortably. Opting for the loan consolidation services means that all
your loans will get combined into one or the lender will pay all your loans and
make it a fresh loan with fresh terms and conditions. In any case the clauses will be
different and will start getting implemented as soon as you agree to it. No matter
what student loan consolidation program you choose, you should read and
understand the terms and conditions at which they are available to you. Do not
forget to read the fine lines and make yourself familiar with all small and big
conditions. This is important so that you know your future and what shape your
financial condition will take in the upcoming years. It should be clear in your mind
why you want to consolidate your student loans. Is it that you want to lower the
monthly installments because you are facing a financial crisis or you want to get rid
of the debt as soon as possible? Great lake student loans consolidation services will
help you have your monthly installments lowered and get rid of your loans faster
as well. Make sure you find all the details of the program you are interested in. Find
the rate of interest and compare it so that it is lowest and the entire program is
beneficial for you. Consider your interests and see that they are covered and at the
same time see that the consolidation program helps you to tackle with your debt
more comfortably and conveniently. Usually people have several student loans and
each of them is different in terms of interest rate, tenure, repayment plan and many
more factors. Make sure you have all the details regarding the student loans you have
in your name before you try to take the advantage of great lake student loans
consolidation
Loans can be double edged swords in the matter of higher education. They help you
get in to college, and to support families and lifestyles as you work hard to secure
the qualifications that can guarantee you a rewarding career. However, keeping tabs
on due dates, balancing cash flows and predatory rates of interestcan wreck your life.
There is no need to let intolerable financial burdens hamper your scholastic efforts.
Use the following 5 step guide for student loanconsolidation that will repair your
credit history, and leave you free to focus on classes and on searching for that all
important job: 1.Apply for your Student Consolidation Loan in time. Application
processing always takes time, and you should have the opportunity to shop around...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main problem starts when they have to repay the loan amount back. However,
great lake student loans consolidation services will help you get rid of your loans
easily and comfortably. Opting for the loan consolidation services means that all
your loans will get combined into one or the lender will pay all your loans and
make it a fresh loan with fresh terms and conditions. In any case the clauses will be
different and will start getting implemented as soon as you agree to it. No matter
what student loan consolidation program you choose, you should read and
understand the terms and conditions at which they are available to you. Do not
forget to read the fine lines and make yourself familiar with all small and big
conditions. This is important so that you know your future and what shape your
financial condition will take in the upcoming years. It should be clear in your mind
why you want to consolidate your student loans. Is it that you want to lower the
monthly installments because you are facing a financial crisis or you want to get rid
of the debt as soon as possible? Great lake student loans consolidation services will
help you have your monthly installments lowered and get rid of your loans faster
as well. Make sure you find all the details of the program you are interested in. Find
the rate of interest and compare it so that it is lowest and the entire program is
beneficial for you. Consider your interests and see that they are covered and at the
same time see that the consolidation program helps you to tackle with your debt
more comfortably and conveniently. Usually people have several student loans and
each of them is different in terms of interest rate, tenure, repayment plan and many
more factors. Make sure you have all the details regarding the student loans you have
in your name before you try to take the advantage of great lake student loans
consolidation
Social Equality In Ralph Ellison s Battle Royal
Marriages between African Americans and whites were prohibited by sixteen states,
including Virginia, until the revolutionary United States supreme court case of
Loving v. Virginia. Gunnar Myrdal illustrates in his essay, Social Equality, how
society, specifically white men, felt about white women being romantically involved
with black men. Ralph Ellison in his short story Battle Royal, gives an example of
how African Americanmen felt around white women before intermarriage was
permissible. Before the case of Loving v. Virginia, various influential African
Americans were in intermarriages. Today, miscegenationand/or interracial marriages
are not only tolerable, but accepted by most United States citizens. White men
were appalled and outraged by the idea of white women and black men being in an
intimate and romantic relationship, especially if it resulted in having children. It is
more directed toward women because in regard to white men it is taken more or
less for granted that they would not stoop to marry Negro women... and since the
popular doctrine says that maternity is stronger than paternity the child of a Negro
women and a white man would be considered Negro and vice versa (Myrdal, 1090).
Essentially, white men wanted to maintain the purity of the white race, retain their
superiority of the white race, and avoid pollution of Negro blood into the white race
(Myrdal, 1090). People in the South agreed that there was a high allure to prevent
intermarriage, but
Marriages between African Americans and whites were prohibited by sixteen states,
including Virginia, until the revolutionary United States supreme court case of
Loving v. Virginia. Gunnar Myrdal illustrates in his essay, Social Equality, how
society, specifically white men, felt about white women being romantically involved
with black men. Ralph Ellison in his short story Battle Royal, gives an example of
how African Americanmen felt around white women before intermarriage was
permissible. Before the case of Loving v. Virginia, various influential African
Americans were in intermarriages. Today, miscegenationand/or interracial marriages
are not only tolerable, but accepted by most United States citizens. White men
were appalled and outraged by the idea of white women and black men being in an
intimate and romantic relationship, especially if it resulted in having children. It is
more directed toward women because in regard to white men it is taken more or
less for granted that they would not stoop to marry Negro women... and since the
popular doctrine says that maternity is stronger than paternity the child of a Negro
women and a white man would be considered Negro and vice versa (Myrdal, 1090).
Essentially, white men wanted to maintain the purity of the white race, retain their
superiority of the white race, and avoid pollution of Negro blood into the white race
(Myrdal, 1090). People in the South agreed that there was a high allure to prevent
intermarriage, but
The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Essay examples
The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
By C.S. Lewis
My favorite character in this book would have to be Peter. He was a little bit of a
tough guy yet timid, but wasn t afraid to fight for his siblings lives. Peter was the
oldest amongst his brother and two sisters and was most likely the brains and brawn
of the bunch. In this story, Peter has to fight off a wolf to test his courage or, in Aslan
s words, win his spurs. He returns victorious and is knighted by the lion called
Aslan. His brother Edmund, a very mischievous boy and a bother to his sisters Lucy
and Susan, looks up to Him though he never admits to it. Peter was definitely the
highlight of this book.
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Suddenly she found herself surrounded by a huge forest. There was snow all
around so it was very cold, so Lucy put on one of the conveniently placed fur coats
and went to explore the wood. She did not walk far when she saw a light walking
closer she discovered it was a lamppost. It was here buy this lamppost Lucy met the
talking fawn named Mr. Tomnas. The fawn invited Lucy to tea and almost turned her
over to a woman called the white witch, but Mr. Tomnas ended up really liking Lucy
so he couldn t do it. Instead he led her back to the wardrobe door. When Lucy got
back to her brothers and sister, she found out that no time had gone by at all since
she walked into the wardrobe. Susan, Peter and Edmund didn t believe Lucy when
she told them there was another world called Narnia inside the wardrobe. Edmund
was always following her around asking if she found any new countries in the
cupboards lately, but Eventually Edmund found his way into the wardrobe land
too, and met the white witch. She was kind to him, but was really a witch, and he
allied himself with her. And without knowing he agreed to turn his brother and
sisters over to her later he realizes the gravity of his mistake and how much of his
brothers anger he is risking. Then Susan, Peter, Lucy and Edmund all find their way
into Narnia and find out that the lion called Aslan expects them to be queens and
kings over all in
The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
By C.S. Lewis
My favorite character in this book would have to be Peter. He was a little bit of a
tough guy yet timid, but wasn t afraid to fight for his siblings lives. Peter was the
oldest amongst his brother and two sisters and was most likely the brains and brawn
of the bunch. In this story, Peter has to fight off a wolf to test his courage or, in Aslan
s words, win his spurs. He returns victorious and is knighted by the lion called
Aslan. His brother Edmund, a very mischievous boy and a bother to his sisters Lucy
and Susan, looks up to Him though he never admits to it. Peter was definitely the
highlight of this book.
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Suddenly she found herself surrounded by a huge forest. There was snow all
around so it was very cold, so Lucy put on one of the conveniently placed fur coats
and went to explore the wood. She did not walk far when she saw a light walking
closer she discovered it was a lamppost. It was here buy this lamppost Lucy met the
talking fawn named Mr. Tomnas. The fawn invited Lucy to tea and almost turned her
over to a woman called the white witch, but Mr. Tomnas ended up really liking Lucy
so he couldn t do it. Instead he led her back to the wardrobe door. When Lucy got
back to her brothers and sister, she found out that no time had gone by at all since
she walked into the wardrobe. Susan, Peter and Edmund didn t believe Lucy when
she told them there was another world called Narnia inside the wardrobe. Edmund
was always following her around asking if she found any new countries in the
cupboards lately, but Eventually Edmund found his way into the wardrobe land
too, and met the white witch. She was kind to him, but was really a witch, and he
allied himself with her. And without knowing he agreed to turn his brother and
sisters over to her later he realizes the gravity of his mistake and how much of his
brothers anger he is risking. Then Susan, Peter, Lucy and Edmund all find their way
into Narnia and find out that the lion called Aslan expects them to be queens and
kings over all in
Patrol Officers
Patrol Officers are not assigned a case to try and solve. In most major cities police
departments have enough personal to cover every aspect of a crime, however, the
role of the patrol officer during investigations has increased. On page 23, in the book,
under the patrol officer as an investigator, it mentions that the role of the patrolofficer
has been limited, however, as time continues that same role seem to increase. The role
of the patrol officer has taken over some of the same responsibilities as the
investigators have. Such as providing immediate assistance to victims, locates
witness, and interviews both victims and witnesses. Also, the patrol officer has the
authority to initiate and complete investigations of certain... Show more content on
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It sends a message to the people that they live in a safe place. Which for many
people that little bit of reassurance is all they need to be happy. Nobody wants to
live in a bad place, or a place they feel is dangerous. Also, with expanding the role
of the patrol officer, this is very beneficial with today s economy. I never think you
can put a price on protecting the people, but, the sad reality is that in today s
economic times, we have to. To hire a new recruit comes a price, it is just easier for
the community of the patrol officers to be expected to do more. In most cases these
officers want to do more to solve the crimes to put that faith back into the community
that crimes will be resolved right away. Right when a crime happens, most people
instantly become fearful that it will happen again, so, they become on edge, and
question that the police will be able to catch the people that hurt them or robbed
them. With crimes being solved right away, that puts the fear at ease and lets them
know they are safe and it will not continue to happen. I was reading ahead a tad bit
and came across theft that happens in banks,, and how those people are caught the
same day. For me, that instantly puts my mind at ease. Years ago, one of the
buildings I was working in, there was a theft that happened in the bank downstairs,
and every got really nervous
Patrol Officers are not assigned a case to try and solve. In most major cities police
departments have enough personal to cover every aspect of a crime, however, the
role of the patrol officer during investigations has increased. On page 23, in the book,
under the patrol officer as an investigator, it mentions that the role of the patrolofficer
has been limited, however, as time continues that same role seem to increase. The role
of the patrol officer has taken over some of the same responsibilities as the
investigators have. Such as providing immediate assistance to victims, locates
witness, and interviews both victims and witnesses. Also, the patrol officer has the
authority to initiate and complete investigations of certain... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It sends a message to the people that they live in a safe place. Which for many
people that little bit of reassurance is all they need to be happy. Nobody wants to
live in a bad place, or a place they feel is dangerous. Also, with expanding the role
of the patrol officer, this is very beneficial with today s economy. I never think you
can put a price on protecting the people, but, the sad reality is that in today s
economic times, we have to. To hire a new recruit comes a price, it is just easier for
the community of the patrol officers to be expected to do more. In most cases these
officers want to do more to solve the crimes to put that faith back into the community
that crimes will be resolved right away. Right when a crime happens, most people
instantly become fearful that it will happen again, so, they become on edge, and
question that the police will be able to catch the people that hurt them or robbed
them. With crimes being solved right away, that puts the fear at ease and lets them
know they are safe and it will not continue to happen. I was reading ahead a tad bit
and came across theft that happens in banks,, and how those people are caught the
same day. For me, that instantly puts my mind at ease. Years ago, one of the
buildings I was working in, there was a theft that happened in the bank downstairs,
and every got really nervous
Analysis Of Dick s Sporting Goods
Last year my son joined the cross country at his high school and he needed clothing
apparel such as shorts, tops, and pants. We went to Dick s Sporting Goods Store
which is a leading sporting goods retailer offering an extensive authentic, high
quality, sports equipment, apparel, footwear and accessories (Dick s Sporting
Goods, 2018, para.5). Market segmentation is the process of dividing a market into
meaningful, relatively similar, and identifiable segments or groups for a business to
make a profit by defining customer preferences regarding their needs and wants
(Lamb, Hair, McDaniel, 2017). The bases commonly used to segment consumer
markets are geographic, demographic, psychographic, benefit and usage segmentation
(Lamb et al., 2017).
Last year my son joined the cross country at his high school and he needed clothing
apparel such as shorts, tops, and pants. We went to Dick s Sporting Goods Store
which is a leading sporting goods retailer offering an extensive authentic, high
quality, sports equipment, apparel, footwear and accessories (Dick s Sporting
Goods, 2018, para.5). Market segmentation is the process of dividing a market into
meaningful, relatively similar, and identifiable segments or groups for a business to
make a profit by defining customer preferences regarding their needs and wants
(Lamb, Hair, McDaniel, 2017). The bases commonly used to segment consumer
markets are geographic, demographic, psychographic, benefit and usage segmentation
(Lamb et al., 2017).
Examples Of Feud In Huckleberry Finn
Feud I have to admit I am a peaceful person. I do not like quarrels or bad feelings.
Life is just too short to waste myself on issues like feud. Feud is all around the
world. Feud is an argument that has been going around for so long between two
people or groups (Dictionary,Kate Woodford page 1). Feud can happen in many
ways, it can start by just a simple thing, and it can turn to a bad, dangerous event. A
example of feud is on the book Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, it really helps us
understand what feud is. A lot of feuds used to happen in US too. Countries deal
with fued as well, no matter how hard they try to ignore it, it will still happen. In
the book Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, they give us an example of what feud
is, and it really creates a idea in our minds about feud, and how dangerous it is. It all
starts by Huck going into this new family called Grangerfords Huck introduces
himself as George, they instantly ask him if... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Later on in the book we find Buck the Grangerfords son, trying to shot Harney
Shepherdson , but he misses. Buck tells us that these two families have been in
feud for more than two years, and they don t even know the reason themselves. But
he tells us that in the last year, two people have been killed, including a fourteen
year old Grangerford .In the next day we find out that Sophia Grangerford has ran
away with Harney Shepherdson .(Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn,1884,chap
18,page 39) So the family feud goes into the next level. When Huck goes to the
woods he finds Buck and a nineteen year old Grangerford in a gunfight with the
Shepherdsons. Both of Grangerfords are killed. This is an example of feud in the
book. Feud happens everywhere, but people should try to stop them. Feud was a big
deal in US, and it used to happen so often between families, or random
Feud I have to admit I am a peaceful person. I do not like quarrels or bad feelings.
Life is just too short to waste myself on issues like feud. Feud is all around the
world. Feud is an argument that has been going around for so long between two
people or groups (Dictionary,Kate Woodford page 1). Feud can happen in many
ways, it can start by just a simple thing, and it can turn to a bad, dangerous event. A
example of feud is on the book Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, it really helps us
understand what feud is. A lot of feuds used to happen in US too. Countries deal
with fued as well, no matter how hard they try to ignore it, it will still happen. In
the book Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, they give us an example of what feud
is, and it really creates a idea in our minds about feud, and how dangerous it is. It all
starts by Huck going into this new family called Grangerfords Huck introduces
himself as George, they instantly ask him if... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Later on in the book we find Buck the Grangerfords son, trying to shot Harney
Shepherdson , but he misses. Buck tells us that these two families have been in
feud for more than two years, and they don t even know the reason themselves. But
he tells us that in the last year, two people have been killed, including a fourteen
year old Grangerford .In the next day we find out that Sophia Grangerford has ran
away with Harney Shepherdson .(Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn,1884,chap
18,page 39) So the family feud goes into the next level. When Huck goes to the
woods he finds Buck and a nineteen year old Grangerford in a gunfight with the
Shepherdsons. Both of Grangerfords are killed. This is an example of feud in the
book. Feud happens everywhere, but people should try to stop them. Feud was a big
deal in US, and it used to happen so often between families, or random
Dog In Harlem
The story I am analysing is The Baddest Dog in Harlem. It was written by Walter
Dean Myers. The story starts with some guys talking about who is the best fighter
ever. Their conversation was cut short by the police. The police looked after a guy
with an automatic riffle. Then one of the police officer slides and his pistol fired a
bullet when he touched the ground. That starts a gunfire and as a result of that a dog
and a kid were killed.
The place where the story takes place is 145th street in Harlem. Harlem is a
neighbourhood in New York. The people in Harlem is very poor and half of them
don t even have a job. There is also very much criminality in the neighbourhood. As
we can read on page 18 line 14 One thing about 145th street. Half ... Show more
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The man was killed by the police because they thought he pulled a gun, but he did not
pull a gun instead he took his wallet out of his pocket. In The Baddest Dog in
Harlem there is also an innocent kid there got shot because he wanted to see the
reason for all the police and shots. Another parallel there can be drawn is where
Springsteen sings Lena gets her son ready for school; She says on these streets,
Charles; You ve got to understand the rules.; If an officer stops you,; Promise me
you ll always be polite,; That you ll never ever run away; Promise Mama you ll
keep your hands in sight and the part from The Baddest Dog in Harlem where the
main character puts on his innocent face are equal because they are both about not
making anything a police officer can misinterpret and therefore pulling his
The story I am analysing is The Baddest Dog in Harlem. It was written by Walter
Dean Myers. The story starts with some guys talking about who is the best fighter
ever. Their conversation was cut short by the police. The police looked after a guy
with an automatic riffle. Then one of the police officer slides and his pistol fired a
bullet when he touched the ground. That starts a gunfire and as a result of that a dog
and a kid were killed.
The place where the story takes place is 145th street in Harlem. Harlem is a
neighbourhood in New York. The people in Harlem is very poor and half of them
don t even have a job. There is also very much criminality in the neighbourhood. As
we can read on page 18 line 14 One thing about 145th street. Half ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The man was killed by the police because they thought he pulled a gun, but he did not
pull a gun instead he took his wallet out of his pocket. In The Baddest Dog in
Harlem there is also an innocent kid there got shot because he wanted to see the
reason for all the police and shots. Another parallel there can be drawn is where
Springsteen sings Lena gets her son ready for school; She says on these streets,
Charles; You ve got to understand the rules.; If an officer stops you,; Promise me
you ll always be polite,; That you ll never ever run away; Promise Mama you ll
keep your hands in sight and the part from The Baddest Dog in Harlem where the
main character puts on his innocent face are equal because they are both about not
making anything a police officer can misinterpret and therefore pulling his
Nuclear Power Essay
Nuclear power is a technology that has enormous benefits for humankind. As the
demand for energy is only continuing to grow, it has become important to develop
energy technology that has good yield and minimal negative side effects. After the
harnessing of the atom for use in nuclear weapons, the knowledge of how to exploit
the atom became incorporated in nuclear powerplants (Corradini 1). These use
uranium fuel in a process that releases tremendous amounts of energy to be captured,
but also that creates minimal waste and other byproducts. Despite these, the benefits
of nuclear energy outweigh any disadvantages, as seen by its high energy output,
reliability, and minimal environmental impact when compared to energy sources such
as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to this, the usage of nuclear power is expected to expand in the future.
In order to keep up with the aforementioned rising global energy demand, electricity
generated via nuclear power is, by 2030, projected to increase by 29% from the 2.7
trillion kilowatt hours of energy generated in 2006 (Adamantiades). This increase
will be footed by the creation of new nuclear power plants all around the world. For
example, the United Nations has been approached by more than 40 developing
countries, ranging from the Gulf to Latin America, about beginning nuclear energy
programs. As well, 21 new reactors are under construction and 150 are being
planned in Asia. Further plans exist or are being discussed to increase the nuclear
energy output of countries such as Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico (Adamantiades).
Overall, the high output of nuclear energy is providing and will continue to provide
a practical energy source which can fill the global energy demand. Another primary
component of nuclear power s appeal is its high energy density; that is, the fuel used
for nuclear power can generally produce more electricity than can be produced by an
equivalent amount of fuel in a different power plant technology. For example, coal
fired plants, which meet the most of the global energy demand, are capable of
generating 0.35 megawatt days of electricity for every metric ton of coal burned. By
Nuclear power is a technology that has enormous benefits for humankind. As the
demand for energy is only continuing to grow, it has become important to develop
energy technology that has good yield and minimal negative side effects. After the
harnessing of the atom for use in nuclear weapons, the knowledge of how to exploit
the atom became incorporated in nuclear powerplants (Corradini 1). These use
uranium fuel in a process that releases tremendous amounts of energy to be captured,
but also that creates minimal waste and other byproducts. Despite these, the benefits
of nuclear energy outweigh any disadvantages, as seen by its high energy output,
reliability, and minimal environmental impact when compared to energy sources such
as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition to this, the usage of nuclear power is expected to expand in the future.
In order to keep up with the aforementioned rising global energy demand, electricity
generated via nuclear power is, by 2030, projected to increase by 29% from the 2.7
trillion kilowatt hours of energy generated in 2006 (Adamantiades). This increase
will be footed by the creation of new nuclear power plants all around the world. For
example, the United Nations has been approached by more than 40 developing
countries, ranging from the Gulf to Latin America, about beginning nuclear energy
programs. As well, 21 new reactors are under construction and 150 are being
planned in Asia. Further plans exist or are being discussed to increase the nuclear
energy output of countries such as Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico (Adamantiades).
Overall, the high output of nuclear energy is providing and will continue to provide
a practical energy source which can fill the global energy demand. Another primary
component of nuclear power s appeal is its high energy density; that is, the fuel used
for nuclear power can generally produce more electricity than can be produced by an
equivalent amount of fuel in a different power plant technology. For example, coal
fired plants, which meet the most of the global energy demand, are capable of
generating 0.35 megawatt days of electricity for every metric ton of coal burned. By
Interview with a Barber Shop Owner Essay
Have you ever wonder what it is like to be the owner of a barbershop? Well
Raymond Jackson, owner and operator of Your Barbershop, is the one you should
learn from. Not only do you get to work for yourself in this recession resistant growth
industry, you get to revive an American tradition while serving upscale clientele with
your staff of professionally trained employees, all with the support of the latest
technology, proven operating philosophy, and an experienced management team at
your disposal. In a two hour interview, Mr. Jackson was asked a series of questions
pertaining to his work atmosphere, personal goals, and personal thoughts about his
establishment. This report will illustrate the necessities of running an established...
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This means if one customer is satisfied, he will tell others about his experience and
the quality. This makes people want to go and receive the same quality. Mr. Jackson
is also very business oriented. He believes if he can give his clients the appearance
they are looking for, he has done his job. This brought us to the topic of
competition. I asked him what separated him from his competition. What makes
him better? He told me there is nothing that makes him better than his competition.
This grabbed my attention. Then what makes your customers come to you rather
than go to the competition? My customers are always satisfied. A client came in
and asked for a specific haircut. When I was finished, he got up and looked at
himself in the mirror and smiled. He told me that he s been to numerous
barbershops and none of them ever gave him the haircut HE wanted. They gave him
the appearance THEY thought they should give him. He appreciated this. That, I
guess, is what sets me apart from my competition. I satisfy the customer. They come
first whether I approve of what they request or not. This made me wonder. I asked,
Since you say there is nothing that makes you better than your competition, what
advantages do your competition has over you? He thought for a long while. I would
have to say technology. In the world we live in, you can t go anywhere without
seeing a
Have you ever wonder what it is like to be the owner of a barbershop? Well
Raymond Jackson, owner and operator of Your Barbershop, is the one you should
learn from. Not only do you get to work for yourself in this recession resistant growth
industry, you get to revive an American tradition while serving upscale clientele with
your staff of professionally trained employees, all with the support of the latest
technology, proven operating philosophy, and an experienced management team at
your disposal. In a two hour interview, Mr. Jackson was asked a series of questions
pertaining to his work atmosphere, personal goals, and personal thoughts about his
establishment. This report will illustrate the necessities of running an established...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This means if one customer is satisfied, he will tell others about his experience and
the quality. This makes people want to go and receive the same quality. Mr. Jackson
is also very business oriented. He believes if he can give his clients the appearance
they are looking for, he has done his job. This brought us to the topic of
competition. I asked him what separated him from his competition. What makes
him better? He told me there is nothing that makes him better than his competition.
This grabbed my attention. Then what makes your customers come to you rather
than go to the competition? My customers are always satisfied. A client came in
and asked for a specific haircut. When I was finished, he got up and looked at
himself in the mirror and smiled. He told me that he s been to numerous
barbershops and none of them ever gave him the haircut HE wanted. They gave him
the appearance THEY thought they should give him. He appreciated this. That, I
guess, is what sets me apart from my competition. I satisfy the customer. They come
first whether I approve of what they request or not. This made me wonder. I asked,
Since you say there is nothing that makes you better than your competition, what
advantages do your competition has over you? He thought for a long while. I would
have to say technology. In the world we live in, you can t go anywhere without
seeing a
Organization Strategy Paper
Organization Strategy Research Paper
Organization is a skill that comes very naturally to some. Things must be
organized in order for me to perform well at work and at home. It is a waste of time
and energy searching for something when you need it. There are times that nothing
seems to be where it belongs and I feel like the house is in such a mess that it will
just be easier to go to the store and replace the item that I am searching for. The
problem in my life is with organization and clutter. There are all types of clutter in our
home. There is important clutter such as the mail that hasn t been read, paperwork to
complete for school, doctors, veterinary appointments, the bank and the insurance
company just to name a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once you have decided on storage and activities it is time to map out your space.
You can begin by sketching your space out on a piece of paper. There are several
details to take into account when determining where each zone should be located.
Natural habits and preferences will be an indicator or where a certain zone will be.
If you tend to throw your mail on the counter as you walk in the door that may be
an ideal place for a basket to store mail and paperwork. The relationships of the
activities need to be considered. A TV zone and a reading zone should be put at
opposites ends of a room so that people can utilize the space simultaneously. The
configurations and restrictions of the room also need to be taken into account.
When you are setting aside time in your schedule, it is important to estimate how
much time the organization process will take. Most rooms will take one to one
and one half days to complete. Blocking out the time on your calendar will be
required so you can create an effective work schedule. In conclusion, after
researching my problem I realize that I need to develop a plan of action to
organize my home. I will accomplish this by realistically analyzing the time that is
needed and block it out on my calendar. I will establish zones in each room and set
up storage solutions for the supplies needed in each zone. Researching my problem
has helped me to gain an understanding of what is not working and ways to
Organization Strategy Research Paper
Organization is a skill that comes very naturally to some. Things must be
organized in order for me to perform well at work and at home. It is a waste of time
and energy searching for something when you need it. There are times that nothing
seems to be where it belongs and I feel like the house is in such a mess that it will
just be easier to go to the store and replace the item that I am searching for. The
problem in my life is with organization and clutter. There are all types of clutter in our
home. There is important clutter such as the mail that hasn t been read, paperwork to
complete for school, doctors, veterinary appointments, the bank and the insurance
company just to name a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once you have decided on storage and activities it is time to map out your space.
You can begin by sketching your space out on a piece of paper. There are several
details to take into account when determining where each zone should be located.
Natural habits and preferences will be an indicator or where a certain zone will be.
If you tend to throw your mail on the counter as you walk in the door that may be
an ideal place for a basket to store mail and paperwork. The relationships of the
activities need to be considered. A TV zone and a reading zone should be put at
opposites ends of a room so that people can utilize the space simultaneously. The
configurations and restrictions of the room also need to be taken into account.
When you are setting aside time in your schedule, it is important to estimate how
much time the organization process will take. Most rooms will take one to one
and one half days to complete. Blocking out the time on your calendar will be
required so you can create an effective work schedule. In conclusion, after
researching my problem I realize that I need to develop a plan of action to
organize my home. I will accomplish this by realistically analyzing the time that is
needed and block it out on my calendar. I will establish zones in each room and set
up storage solutions for the supplies needed in each zone. Researching my problem
has helped me to gain an understanding of what is not working and ways to
Essay on REL 133 week 4 Daoism Worksheet
Daoism Worksheet Carrie Shellie Cobbs World Religious Traditions I REL 133
Robert Mossman July 20, 2014 Daoism Worksheet University of Phoenix
MaterialDaoism Worksheet Complete the following questions in detail. Answer each
question with a 1 or 2 paragraph response that includes a reference citation. Make
use of Experiencing the World s Religions and other sources in your research as you
complete the questions. 1. Describe the principles of yang and yin. As stated by the
Shen nong website, Ancient people were greatly interested in the relationships and
patterns that occurred in nature. Instead of studying isolated things, the viewed the
world as a harmonious and holistic entity ( Yin yang, 2005, p. 1). Yin and yang...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This creates discussion about whether Laozi was an actual person who wrote the
Tao Te Ching as some Western scholars have concluded or if the Tao Te Ching is
just a collection of work from various authors. Chinese scholars have accepted that
Laozi was an actual person and that there are exaggerated stories and folklore about
him. 3. How are Daoist ideals expressed through art? Offer several examples.
Paintings are a common vehicle for expressing Daoism ideals through art. The
Consumer Guide states, Although these arts are often profound in their expressive
ability, they are not encumbered by the restrictions of intellectual content ( Taoist
Arts, 2014, p. 1). Taoist art also involves calligraphy. Painting and calligraphy were
not considered professions but yet a practice that indicated one maturity in the
beliefs of Taoism. Carvings, pottery, and fine linens are also considered art.
However, meditation can also be seen as a form of art in Taoism. 4. What
challenges does Daoism face in the modern world? Daoism is a daily guide to
living so a person can experience the most of their own self. Daoism teaches the
follower to look inside and to gain knowledge through self exploration and to
connect with our inner nature. The yin and yang shows the complementary sides of
objects and nature, even the human body. The Taoist Sanctuary of San Diego states,
All is Tao. All opposites are in actuality part of one whole, giving rise to one another.
Neither is
Daoism Worksheet Carrie Shellie Cobbs World Religious Traditions I REL 133
Robert Mossman July 20, 2014 Daoism Worksheet University of Phoenix
MaterialDaoism Worksheet Complete the following questions in detail. Answer each
question with a 1 or 2 paragraph response that includes a reference citation. Make
use of Experiencing the World s Religions and other sources in your research as you
complete the questions. 1. Describe the principles of yang and yin. As stated by the
Shen nong website, Ancient people were greatly interested in the relationships and
patterns that occurred in nature. Instead of studying isolated things, the viewed the
world as a harmonious and holistic entity ( Yin yang, 2005, p. 1). Yin and yang...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This creates discussion about whether Laozi was an actual person who wrote the
Tao Te Ching as some Western scholars have concluded or if the Tao Te Ching is
just a collection of work from various authors. Chinese scholars have accepted that
Laozi was an actual person and that there are exaggerated stories and folklore about
him. 3. How are Daoist ideals expressed through art? Offer several examples.
Paintings are a common vehicle for expressing Daoism ideals through art. The
Consumer Guide states, Although these arts are often profound in their expressive
ability, they are not encumbered by the restrictions of intellectual content ( Taoist
Arts, 2014, p. 1). Taoist art also involves calligraphy. Painting and calligraphy were
not considered professions but yet a practice that indicated one maturity in the
beliefs of Taoism. Carvings, pottery, and fine linens are also considered art.
However, meditation can also be seen as a form of art in Taoism. 4. What
challenges does Daoism face in the modern world? Daoism is a daily guide to
living so a person can experience the most of their own self. Daoism teaches the
follower to look inside and to gain knowledge through self exploration and to
connect with our inner nature. The yin and yang shows the complementary sides of
objects and nature, even the human body. The Taoist Sanctuary of San Diego states,
All is Tao. All opposites are in actuality part of one whole, giving rise to one another.
Neither is
My Interpretation Of Critical Thinking
My interpretation of Critical Thinking has been challenged by the author of this
passage by the dean of college arts and sciences of Santa Carla University author
and narrator Peter A Facione. I have come to the conclusion that my initial thoughts
of what critical thinking was way off. The author has the reader asking himself
questions, and forming scenarios where we actually had to use critical thinking. I
think this method of understanding is a great way to teach new readers. Right off
the bat Facione has us questioning our initial thoughts. I have a feeling this
technique is going to be one of our tools as we come to understand what exactly
Critical Thinking is. The author states his goal of his passage is to help the reader
sharpen... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I thought it was interesting how the author explains how the whole court kind of
works in sync with each other. Everyone in the room has to come up with a
conclusion and this can t be done without critical thinking. I am pretty sure if
Critical Thinking hasn t been embedded in our social environment, there would be
a lot of injustice and a lot of unfinished common goals. Critical thinking in my
opinion, and I am sure others would agree its purpose is not just to get to a
conclusion. Critical Thinking can help you understand other people s opinions, and
point of views. So far Facione has my undivided attention, because I think he is
giving information out to help build a stronger mind in his readers. I really like
how the Author is asking us to ask ourselves, where we are in society when it comes
to how good and how much you use critical thinking every day. So the author then
goes back to his point on what the experts think the core of critical thinking is and
they came up with a few terms. The terms are as listed; interpretation, analysis,
evaluation, inference, explanation, and self regulation. All of these core values if you
will all tie together in the grand scheme of things. Interpretation is the action of
explaining the meaning of something. Interpretation has many sub categories, and the
author portrays this by having us ask ourselves questions. Question like: How to
recognize a
My interpretation of Critical Thinking has been challenged by the author of this
passage by the dean of college arts and sciences of Santa Carla University author
and narrator Peter A Facione. I have come to the conclusion that my initial thoughts
of what critical thinking was way off. The author has the reader asking himself
questions, and forming scenarios where we actually had to use critical thinking. I
think this method of understanding is a great way to teach new readers. Right off
the bat Facione has us questioning our initial thoughts. I have a feeling this
technique is going to be one of our tools as we come to understand what exactly
Critical Thinking is. The author states his goal of his passage is to help the reader
sharpen... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I thought it was interesting how the author explains how the whole court kind of
works in sync with each other. Everyone in the room has to come up with a
conclusion and this can t be done without critical thinking. I am pretty sure if
Critical Thinking hasn t been embedded in our social environment, there would be
a lot of injustice and a lot of unfinished common goals. Critical thinking in my
opinion, and I am sure others would agree its purpose is not just to get to a
conclusion. Critical Thinking can help you understand other people s opinions, and
point of views. So far Facione has my undivided attention, because I think he is
giving information out to help build a stronger mind in his readers. I really like
how the Author is asking us to ask ourselves, where we are in society when it comes
to how good and how much you use critical thinking every day. So the author then
goes back to his point on what the experts think the core of critical thinking is and
they came up with a few terms. The terms are as listed; interpretation, analysis,
evaluation, inference, explanation, and self regulation. All of these core values if you
will all tie together in the grand scheme of things. Interpretation is the action of
explaining the meaning of something. Interpretation has many sub categories, and the
author portrays this by having us ask ourselves questions. Question like: How to
recognize a
Oppression Of Women In A Midsummer Night s Dream By...
A Midsummer Night s Dream by William Shakespeare demonstrates greater pain for
women than men. It shows male ownership of women, broken friendships over men,
women outsmarted by men and women conquered by men. A Midsummer Night s
Dream reveals truths about the abuse women received during the the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries One pain experienced by the women in a Midsummer Night s
Dream is Theseus s ownership of his daughter Hermia within the patriarchal society.
Theseus has complete right to choose who Hermia marries, Egeus says A Consent
to marry with Demetrius, I beg the ancient privilege of Athens: as she is mine, I
may dispose of her, which shall be either to this gentleman or to her death according
to our law Hermia had to marry Demetrius the man she did not loveor die. Theseus
says Either to die the death, or to abjure forever the society of men Theseus rules
that Hermia must go to a nunnery. She was unable to choose her husband or it would
lead to her death or banishment to a nunnery. Many plays have femaleabuse so why
does it matter that this one does? Only within the last couple of decades have women
s positions in society been reexamined. Paying close... Show more content on
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Hernia is subordinate to her father, Helena is emotionally abused by Demetrius,
Hipolata is won in war by Theseus and Titania is outwitted by her husband Oberon.
This scene shows when the spell has just been lifted off of Queen Titania. Titania.
My Oberon, what visions have I seen! Methought I was enamored of an ass.
Oberon. There lies your love. Titania. How came these things to pass? O, how
mine eyes do loathe his visage now! This is a successful game won by Oberon. In
his jealousy he placed his wife under a spell, humiliated her and then never discussed
the matter after she woke from the spell. He won the fight with his wife similar to
the other male s success over
A Midsummer Night s Dream by William Shakespeare demonstrates greater pain for
women than men. It shows male ownership of women, broken friendships over men,
women outsmarted by men and women conquered by men. A Midsummer Night s
Dream reveals truths about the abuse women received during the the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries One pain experienced by the women in a Midsummer Night s
Dream is Theseus s ownership of his daughter Hermia within the patriarchal society.
Theseus has complete right to choose who Hermia marries, Egeus says A Consent
to marry with Demetrius, I beg the ancient privilege of Athens: as she is mine, I
may dispose of her, which shall be either to this gentleman or to her death according
to our law Hermia had to marry Demetrius the man she did not loveor die. Theseus
says Either to die the death, or to abjure forever the society of men Theseus rules
that Hermia must go to a nunnery. She was unable to choose her husband or it would
lead to her death or banishment to a nunnery. Many plays have femaleabuse so why
does it matter that this one does? Only within the last couple of decades have women
s positions in society been reexamined. Paying close... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hernia is subordinate to her father, Helena is emotionally abused by Demetrius,
Hipolata is won in war by Theseus and Titania is outwitted by her husband Oberon.
This scene shows when the spell has just been lifted off of Queen Titania. Titania.
My Oberon, what visions have I seen! Methought I was enamored of an ass.
Oberon. There lies your love. Titania. How came these things to pass? O, how
mine eyes do loathe his visage now! This is a successful game won by Oberon. In
his jealousy he placed his wife under a spell, humiliated her and then never discussed
the matter after she woke from the spell. He won the fight with his wife similar to
the other male s success over
Explain What Role Dose Risk Plays In Dentistry
what role dose risk play in dentistry ?
The risk is often defined as the product of the likelihood of a harmful or undesirable
event or action occurring (or a hazard as described in some contexts) and the
consequence of the event, for example, the severity of harm caused (Europe
Economics.2014).
With this in intention,The risk in the dental field is mostly negative and relies on
hazards (something with the potential to cause harm) not only to the dental
practitioners but also to the patients. There are a dozen risks that might have an
effect on the dental clinician, for example, the possibility of being exposed to
infection or injury throughout any procedure or long term pain and disability due to
stress working posture. Moreover, the patients ... Show more content on
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and it can found naturally in some foods and beverages, like fish and tea, and also
normally exist in most of the water supply, but the concentration is different. Fluoride
helps in increasing tooth strength and makes it more decay resistant. Also, it helps
the tooth repair in the early decay stage through remineralization. Fluoride could be
applied typically, like toothpaste, fluoride varnish, and mouth rinse, or it may be used
systemically through a different approach, like fluoridated salt and fluoride tablets.
Water fluoridation provides both types of exposure.
The value of water fluoridation is recognized internationally. Countries and
geographic regions with extensive water fluoridation include the U.S., Australia,
Brazil, Canada, Chile, Columbia, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, People s
Republic of China (Hong Kong only), Singapore and the United Kingdom (American
Dental Association, 2005).
Molly (2013) states, Many countries now have fluoridated water, and, at least, a
dozen countries have greater than 40 percent population coverage (Jones, 2005). In
2008, fluoridated water in the United States reached an estimated 64 percent of the
total population and approximately 72 percent of the population who had access to
public water systems.(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2012). The
percentage of people receiving fluoridated water has doubled in the last 50
years.(U.S. Department of
what role dose risk play in dentistry ?
The risk is often defined as the product of the likelihood of a harmful or undesirable
event or action occurring (or a hazard as described in some contexts) and the
consequence of the event, for example, the severity of harm caused (Europe
Economics.2014).
With this in intention,The risk in the dental field is mostly negative and relies on
hazards (something with the potential to cause harm) not only to the dental
practitioners but also to the patients. There are a dozen risks that might have an
effect on the dental clinician, for example, the possibility of being exposed to
infection or injury throughout any procedure or long term pain and disability due to
stress working posture. Moreover, the patients ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
and it can found naturally in some foods and beverages, like fish and tea, and also
normally exist in most of the water supply, but the concentration is different. Fluoride
helps in increasing tooth strength and makes it more decay resistant. Also, it helps
the tooth repair in the early decay stage through remineralization. Fluoride could be
applied typically, like toothpaste, fluoride varnish, and mouth rinse, or it may be used
systemically through a different approach, like fluoridated salt and fluoride tablets.
Water fluoridation provides both types of exposure.
The value of water fluoridation is recognized internationally. Countries and
geographic regions with extensive water fluoridation include the U.S., Australia,
Brazil, Canada, Chile, Columbia, Ireland, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, People s
Republic of China (Hong Kong only), Singapore and the United Kingdom (American
Dental Association, 2005).
Molly (2013) states, Many countries now have fluoridated water, and, at least, a
dozen countries have greater than 40 percent population coverage (Jones, 2005). In
2008, fluoridated water in the United States reached an estimated 64 percent of the
total population and approximately 72 percent of the population who had access to
public water systems.(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2012). The
percentage of people receiving fluoridated water has doubled in the last 50
years.(U.S. Department of
Emanuel Medical Case Analysis
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Emanuel Medical Center
Situational Decision Analysis
James T. Onisk 4/29/2012
Table of Contents Situational Analysis Appendices External Analysis Appendix A:
S.W.O.T. Analysis Appendix B: External Trend/Issue Analysis Appendix C:
Environmental Trends/Issues Plot Appendix D: Stakeholder Map Appendix E:
Service Area Profile Appendix F: Service Area Structural Analysis Appendix G:
Service Area Competitor Analysis Appendix H: Critical Success Factor Analysis
Appendix I: Mapping Competitors Appendix J: Synthesizing the Analysis Internal
Analysis Appendix K: Financial Analysis Appendix L: Value Chain Strengths and
Weaknesses Appendix M: Value Chain Competitive Advantages Relative to Strengths
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Since most specialty procedures are inpatient services, EMC s inpatient occupancy
rate suffers. The occupancy rate for Emanuel Medical Center fifty percent is far
below that of its competitors and industry benchmarks. To accompany this, EMC
(on average) receives a lower reimbursement for in patient Medicare services per
patient seen in comparison to its competitors. A result such as this is correlated
with directly to the fewer amount of specialty services that EMC offers. In order
for Emanuel Medical Center to be able to compete with other hospitals in its service
area, it is imperative that EMC evaluates what services they currently offer and are
capable to offer in the future to add value to the hospital, increase its revenue stream,
and expand its patient mix. Currently, Emanuel Medical Center has not succumbed to
its increasing financial pressurealthough EMC has had a negative operating income
for five straight years. A negative operating income places EMC at a disadvantage
because it limits the hospitals ability to renovate its aging building or hire new
specialists to offer revenue enhancing procedures. EMC s competitors, on the other
hand, have large sources of revenue due to their mergers with large healthcare
networks such as Catholic Healthcare West. Another competitor, Kaiser Permanente
Modesto Medical Center, has extremely large financial resources due to the fact
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Emanuel Medical Center
Situational Decision Analysis
James T. Onisk 4/29/2012
Table of Contents Situational Analysis Appendices External Analysis Appendix A:
S.W.O.T. Analysis Appendix B: External Trend/Issue Analysis Appendix C:
Environmental Trends/Issues Plot Appendix D: Stakeholder Map Appendix E:
Service Area Profile Appendix F: Service Area Structural Analysis Appendix G:
Service Area Competitor Analysis Appendix H: Critical Success Factor Analysis
Appendix I: Mapping Competitors Appendix J: Synthesizing the Analysis Internal
Analysis Appendix K: Financial Analysis Appendix L: Value Chain Strengths and
Weaknesses Appendix M: Value Chain Competitive Advantages Relative to Strengths
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since most specialty procedures are inpatient services, EMC s inpatient occupancy
rate suffers. The occupancy rate for Emanuel Medical Center fifty percent is far
below that of its competitors and industry benchmarks. To accompany this, EMC
(on average) receives a lower reimbursement for in patient Medicare services per
patient seen in comparison to its competitors. A result such as this is correlated
with directly to the fewer amount of specialty services that EMC offers. In order
for Emanuel Medical Center to be able to compete with other hospitals in its service
area, it is imperative that EMC evaluates what services they currently offer and are
capable to offer in the future to add value to the hospital, increase its revenue stream,
and expand its patient mix. Currently, Emanuel Medical Center has not succumbed to
its increasing financial pressurealthough EMC has had a negative operating income
for five straight years. A negative operating income places EMC at a disadvantage
because it limits the hospitals ability to renovate its aging building or hire new
specialists to offer revenue enhancing procedures. EMC s competitors, on the other
hand, have large sources of revenue due to their mergers with large healthcare
networks such as Catholic Healthcare West. Another competitor, Kaiser Permanente
Modesto Medical Center, has extremely large financial resources due to the fact
The Case of The Regents of the University of California v....
The Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case in 1978 explored the issue
surrounding a young white man s rejection from UC Davis Medical School when
students with lower grades than him were accepted through a minority benefits
program. The young man, Allan Bakke, was rejected in two successive years before
filing suit in the Superior Court of Yolo County, arguing that he had to be accepted to
the school since those with grades lower than him had been accepted through the
benefits program. The school claimed that the goal of their minority benefits program
was to further diversify their campus. The program was intended for minority or
disadvantaged students, but soon became entirely racially based, which was evident,
since no white students were ever accepted into the program, regardless of any
disadvantaged background they may have had. The school had lower expectations for
the applicants in the benefits program, so some of the students accepted through that
program were less qualified to attend the school than some of those who were rejected
through the regular applicant process. Bakke was one of those rejected applicants,
and felt that his rejection was unconstitutional according to both the Equal Protection
Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The school argued that they were encouraging diversity and understanding with the
benefits program, but the Superior Court of Yolo County ultimately decided that the
The Regents of the University of California v. Bakke case in 1978 explored the issue
surrounding a young white man s rejection from UC Davis Medical School when
students with lower grades than him were accepted through a minority benefits
program. The young man, Allan Bakke, was rejected in two successive years before
filing suit in the Superior Court of Yolo County, arguing that he had to be accepted to
the school since those with grades lower than him had been accepted through the
benefits program. The school claimed that the goal of their minority benefits program
was to further diversify their campus. The program was intended for minority or
disadvantaged students, but soon became entirely racially based, which was evident,
since no white students were ever accepted into the program, regardless of any
disadvantaged background they may have had. The school had lower expectations for
the applicants in the benefits program, so some of the students accepted through that
program were less qualified to attend the school than some of those who were rejected
through the regular applicant process. Bakke was one of those rejected applicants,
and felt that his rejection was unconstitutional according to both the Equal Protection
Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The school argued that they were encouraging diversity and understanding with the
benefits program, but the Superior Court of Yolo County ultimately decided that the
The Seminole Tribe
Sports teams should not worry about changing their name, mascot, and pride. The
cost would be outrageous. The Washington Redskins are a big NFL team.
Auerbach states, Changing the name of these well established teams would not be
easy . . . they would have to spend millions on marketing in an effort to keep long
time fans and attract new one. Companies would not be willing to spend millions of
dollars on a name change. All of the merchandise would have to be changed, it
would be very time consuming. According to the article, written by Auerbach, it is
stated that The Seminole tribe . . . has for generations played a major role in Florida
s maintaining an extensive partnership with Florida State University. The Seminole
tribe gets a special
Sports teams should not worry about changing their name, mascot, and pride. The
cost would be outrageous. The Washington Redskins are a big NFL team.
Auerbach states, Changing the name of these well established teams would not be
easy . . . they would have to spend millions on marketing in an effort to keep long
time fans and attract new one. Companies would not be willing to spend millions of
dollars on a name change. All of the merchandise would have to be changed, it
would be very time consuming. According to the article, written by Auerbach, it is
stated that The Seminole tribe . . . has for generations played a major role in Florida
s maintaining an extensive partnership with Florida State University. The Seminole
tribe gets a special
HIV And The Treatment Of HIV In West Africa
The virus penetrates the host body, weakens the immune system and can cause a life
threatening disease called AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) (Masthead,
1962).
The world health organization estimated that there were approximately 36.7 million
people infected with HIV at the end of 2016 (World Health Organization, 2017).
There are two types of HIV, i.e. HIV 1 and HIV 2. 95% of the infections that are
spread worldwide is HIV 1 and HIV 2 is mainly seen in some West African countries.
They are different in genetic and structural level where HIV 2 progresses more
slowly than HIV 1 (I base.info, 2017). For the detection and differentiation of HIV 2
and HIV 1 in a blood sample or plasma samples, we can use the Alere q HIV Ð’ Ð…
Detect ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subsequently these dendritic cells move towards lymph node (Altfeld and Gale Jr,
2015) and alert the immune cells about the virus. For early stage of HIV infection,
the innate response can play a vital role in preventing mucosal transmission before
HIV infection is established.
The necessary elements of innate immunity are called Natural killer (NK) which
can also be stated as CD3 CD56+ lymphocytes. They help to communicate between
dendritic cells and T cells. The main roles of NK cells are to control the chronic HIV
infection and in HIV defense (Anon, 2017).
While the viral replication is restricted by immune response, adaptive immune system
is activated to fight against the virus. Adaptive immune systems are antigen specific
immune response and are more complex than innate. They recognize the antigen first
and create a mass of immune cells which are specially designed to attack that antigen.
If the same type of antigen attacks on future, they also include a memory for more
efficient.
The body triggers two types of adaptive immunity, if HIV infection invades the
target cell. One of the major adaptive immune response is cellular response. After
the target cells are infected by the HIV, the cellular immune response is induced
and viral proteins are synthesized. T cell receptor on CD8+ T cells recognizes the
degradation of HIV derived proteins shown by Major Histocompatibility Complex
(MHC) class I found on the cell surface of the cell. CD8+ T tries to break the
The virus penetrates the host body, weakens the immune system and can cause a life
threatening disease called AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) (Masthead,
1962).
The world health organization estimated that there were approximately 36.7 million
people infected with HIV at the end of 2016 (World Health Organization, 2017).
There are two types of HIV, i.e. HIV 1 and HIV 2. 95% of the infections that are
spread worldwide is HIV 1 and HIV 2 is mainly seen in some West African countries.
They are different in genetic and structural level where HIV 2 progresses more
slowly than HIV 1 (I base.info, 2017). For the detection and differentiation of HIV 2
and HIV 1 in a blood sample or plasma samples, we can use the Alere q HIV Ð’ Ð…
Detect ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subsequently these dendritic cells move towards lymph node (Altfeld and Gale Jr,
2015) and alert the immune cells about the virus. For early stage of HIV infection,
the innate response can play a vital role in preventing mucosal transmission before
HIV infection is established.
The necessary elements of innate immunity are called Natural killer (NK) which
can also be stated as CD3 CD56+ lymphocytes. They help to communicate between
dendritic cells and T cells. The main roles of NK cells are to control the chronic HIV
infection and in HIV defense (Anon, 2017).
While the viral replication is restricted by immune response, adaptive immune system
is activated to fight against the virus. Adaptive immune systems are antigen specific
immune response and are more complex than innate. They recognize the antigen first
and create a mass of immune cells which are specially designed to attack that antigen.
If the same type of antigen attacks on future, they also include a memory for more
efficient.
The body triggers two types of adaptive immunity, if HIV infection invades the
target cell. One of the major adaptive immune response is cellular response. After
the target cells are infected by the HIV, the cellular immune response is induced
and viral proteins are synthesized. T cell receptor on CD8+ T cells recognizes the
degradation of HIV derived proteins shown by Major Histocompatibility Complex
(MHC) class I found on the cell surface of the cell. CD8+ T tries to break the
Dining Etiquette, A Firm That Provides Etiquette And...
Nancy Mitchell is owner of the Etiquette Advocate, a firm that provides etiquette and
protocol training. She has composed sixteen video segments that provide an extensive
overview of dining etiquette. The first video begins with an introduction and the
remaining fifteen videos cover everything from the invitation and RSVP to the
toasting rules with proper dining etiquette mixed in between. Each video was very
informative, but some information was just common sense no no s, such as taking
medication, picking your teeth, and applying lipstick while seated at the table. I
learned details from each presentation including the introductory. In the introduction
Ms. Mitchell describes her firm in Washington, DC as an organization that provides...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is done many times throughout the meal. In European style cuts are still made
one at a time but the fork stays in the left hand and the knife stays in the right. Taking
a drink or getting a bite of bread would be the only time the utensils would need to
be put down while dining European style. Soup is dipped from a 12 o clock
position, drug across the rim, and brought to the mouth to sip from the edge of the
soup spoon. Between bites the soup spoon can be left in a shallow bowl called a
soup plate, but should be placed on the liner if the soup is served in a bowl or cup.
When finished with the main course the utensils should be placed in a 10:20 clock
position on the plate. In American style dining the knife and fork are close
together and parallel, with the tines of the fork up and in the European style the
fork tines face down. If a salad course was served and the salad knife was not used it
should still be placed on the salad plate when finished. At no time should a used
utensil be placed back on the table.
The two styles do share the same place setting and the grip of the utensils. Spoons
are held as you would grip a pencil. When a knife is being used to make cuts it
should be held with the index finger placed in the jointed area where the handle of
the knife meets the knife blade. The exception to this rule is the fish knife. It is
Nancy Mitchell is owner of the Etiquette Advocate, a firm that provides etiquette and
protocol training. She has composed sixteen video segments that provide an extensive
overview of dining etiquette. The first video begins with an introduction and the
remaining fifteen videos cover everything from the invitation and RSVP to the
toasting rules with proper dining etiquette mixed in between. Each video was very
informative, but some information was just common sense no no s, such as taking
medication, picking your teeth, and applying lipstick while seated at the table. I
learned details from each presentation including the introductory. In the introduction
Ms. Mitchell describes her firm in Washington, DC as an organization that provides...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is done many times throughout the meal. In European style cuts are still made
one at a time but the fork stays in the left hand and the knife stays in the right. Taking
a drink or getting a bite of bread would be the only time the utensils would need to
be put down while dining European style. Soup is dipped from a 12 o clock
position, drug across the rim, and brought to the mouth to sip from the edge of the
soup spoon. Between bites the soup spoon can be left in a shallow bowl called a
soup plate, but should be placed on the liner if the soup is served in a bowl or cup.
When finished with the main course the utensils should be placed in a 10:20 clock
position on the plate. In American style dining the knife and fork are close
together and parallel, with the tines of the fork up and in the European style the
fork tines face down. If a salad course was served and the salad knife was not used it
should still be placed on the salad plate when finished. At no time should a used
utensil be placed back on the table.
The two styles do share the same place setting and the grip of the utensils. Spoons
are held as you would grip a pencil. When a knife is being used to make cuts it
should be held with the index finger placed in the jointed area where the handle of
the knife meets the knife blade. The exception to this rule is the fish knife. It is
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Essay about FSM 2085 Term Project
TERM PROJECT FSM 2085 HOTEL FOOD BEVERAGE OPERATIONS
By
Chia Yi Liu
Meng Chieh Chan
George Fisher
Yihong Xu
LinhDan Nguyen
Johnson Wales University
Class Title and Number
Term Date
Matthew J. Samel
Table of Contents
Title page1
Table of Contents2
SECTION I Project Introduction4
Explanation and Definition of Hotel Outlet 4
Explanation and Description of Sample Hotel s Chosen4
Summary and examples of what others have said about the Outlet7
SECTION II Standardized Recipes, Converting and Costing10 Introduction; The
importance of Standardized HACCP Recipes and Cost Cards10 Standardized
HACCP Recipes11 Cost Cards21 Comparison of ... Show more content on
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Because of the foods that provided by the lounges are mostly simple and delicate,
lounges do not required a huge and spacious room for a preparation area. It owns a
mini kitchen that for food storage and preparation.
Ritz Carlton Hotel s Lounge Menu: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties
/SanFrancisco/Dining/TheLounge/Menu.htm
Four Season Hotel s Lounge Menu: http://www.fourseasons.com/losangeles/dining
/lounges/windows_lounge/windows_lounge_menu/ Mandarin Oriental Bangkok s
Lounge Menu: http://www.mandarinoriental.com/bangkok/fine dining/authors lounge/
Lounge is a place that to relax and enjoy people, so there are some requirements of
employees who work in the lounge of the hotel. In order to make the quality of the
hotel consistently and the quality of employees, some company might encourage
employees to take some lessons like leadership, customer satisfaction, customer
service. There is a list on the website that tells people what basic requirement for
applying jobs in Ritz Carlton Hotel. They need people with enthusiasm,
responsiveness, passion, good communication skills and quick mind.
The Lobby Lounge (Ritz Carlton Hotel s Lounge in San Francisco): it is a newly
TERM PROJECT FSM 2085 HOTEL FOOD BEVERAGE OPERATIONS
By
Chia Yi Liu
Meng Chieh Chan
George Fisher
Yihong Xu
LinhDan Nguyen
Johnson Wales University
Class Title and Number
Term Date
Matthew J. Samel
Table of Contents
Title page1
Table of Contents2
SECTION I Project Introduction4
Explanation and Definition of Hotel Outlet 4
Explanation and Description of Sample Hotel s Chosen4
Summary and examples of what others have said about the Outlet7
SECTION II Standardized Recipes, Converting and Costing10 Introduction; The
importance of Standardized HACCP Recipes and Cost Cards10 Standardized
HACCP Recipes11 Cost Cards21 Comparison of ... Show more content on
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Because of the foods that provided by the lounges are mostly simple and delicate,
lounges do not required a huge and spacious room for a preparation area. It owns a
mini kitchen that for food storage and preparation.
Ritz Carlton Hotel s Lounge Menu: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties
/SanFrancisco/Dining/TheLounge/Menu.htm
Four Season Hotel s Lounge Menu: http://www.fourseasons.com/losangeles/dining
/lounges/windows_lounge/windows_lounge_menu/ Mandarin Oriental Bangkok s
Lounge Menu: http://www.mandarinoriental.com/bangkok/fine dining/authors lounge/
Lounge is a place that to relax and enjoy people, so there are some requirements of
employees who work in the lounge of the hotel. In order to make the quality of the
hotel consistently and the quality of employees, some company might encourage
employees to take some lessons like leadership, customer satisfaction, customer
service. There is a list on the website that tells people what basic requirement for
applying jobs in Ritz Carlton Hotel. They need people with enthusiasm,
responsiveness, passion, good communication skills and quick mind.
The Lobby Lounge (Ritz Carlton Hotel s Lounge in San Francisco): it is a newly
renovated lounge with great appearance as well as a number of choices for food and
drink items. Guests could enjoy themselves in a classic space with most sophisticated
selection of wines and cocktails.
Windows Lounge (Four Seasons Hotel
drink items. Guests could enjoy themselves in a classic space with most sophisticated
selection of wines and cocktails.
Windows Lounge (Four Seasons Hotel
Examples Of Ghost In Hamlet
Hamlet: Belief of Ghost from a Psychological Perspective Psychological factors can
be seen as the reason people believe in ghost. It could be because their minds have
the concept of ghost wired into them because of genetics or because of intuition and
the thought of ghost. People could also have psychological tendencies, such as
depression and dissociation, which make them think they have seen ghost. In the play
Hamletby William Shakespeare, The main character hamlet is struggling with the
belief in ghost. In the beginning of the play Hamlet talks to his father s ghost. The
ghost tells him to take revenge on his death. (act 1, scene 5). After this, Hamlet
struggles with weather it was the ghost of his father wanting him to take revenge or a
demon trying to trick him into doing evil. The belief in... Show more content on
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In Are Ghost Concepts Intuitive, Endemic and Innate ? by Pascal Boyer, Boyer
explores the reasons behind people s belief in ghost. One of Boyer s big points of
why the minds of humans have ghost concepts, is merely genetics. Boyer believes
it s likely that during some point in evolution, some humans minds got more open to
ghost concepts. The idea of people s minds being open to ghost concepts could
explain why many early civilizations took care of burring their dead in a respectable
manor. Boyer also states that ghost concepts could be intuitive. That the thought of
ghosts produce inferences and assumptions of ghost as normal. People will think
ghost are real, just because they are think about the idea of ghost. Boyer says the
theory of mind requires people to communicate with each other to develop inference
about ghosts. Inferences about ghost could be who ghost act, what they do, what they
know, etc. Boyer provides interesting information about the likely hood that people s
minds are naturally predisposed to the idea of
Hamlet: Belief of Ghost from a Psychological Perspective Psychological factors can
be seen as the reason people believe in ghost. It could be because their minds have
the concept of ghost wired into them because of genetics or because of intuition and
the thought of ghost. People could also have psychological tendencies, such as
depression and dissociation, which make them think they have seen ghost. In the play
Hamletby William Shakespeare, The main character hamlet is struggling with the
belief in ghost. In the beginning of the play Hamlet talks to his father s ghost. The
ghost tells him to take revenge on his death. (act 1, scene 5). After this, Hamlet
struggles with weather it was the ghost of his father wanting him to take revenge or a
demon trying to trick him into doing evil. The belief in... Show more content on
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In Are Ghost Concepts Intuitive, Endemic and Innate ? by Pascal Boyer, Boyer
explores the reasons behind people s belief in ghost. One of Boyer s big points of
why the minds of humans have ghost concepts, is merely genetics. Boyer believes
it s likely that during some point in evolution, some humans minds got more open to
ghost concepts. The idea of people s minds being open to ghost concepts could
explain why many early civilizations took care of burring their dead in a respectable
manor. Boyer also states that ghost concepts could be intuitive. That the thought of
ghosts produce inferences and assumptions of ghost as normal. People will think
ghost are real, just because they are think about the idea of ghost. Boyer says the
theory of mind requires people to communicate with each other to develop inference
about ghosts. Inferences about ghost could be who ghost act, what they do, what they
know, etc. Boyer provides interesting information about the likely hood that people s
minds are naturally predisposed to the idea of
Action In Judaism
Many people inherit their religion from their parents and usually die in it; however,
there are some questions that need to be asked before choosing a religion. The most
important choice should be between believe or action. Action should have more
emphasis than belief in a religion. Therefore, Judaism is the perfect religionto
accommodate right action due to its orthopraxy nature, due diligence to society, not
forcing others to convert, and knowing what each individual is destined to
accomplish while incorporating belief; in which it is hard to find the right
combination of action and belief in other religions.
One of the interesting aspect of Judaism is that Jews are more concerned with the
book of Torah (Jews Bible). Being a Jew is intertwined in doing the right thing and ...
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Jews carry out their due diligence with in their society and at home. A woman is
treated as the queen of her house. Kids grow up in the appropriate love and nurture
from their mothers. Everyone in the Jew family has roles. The wife takes care of
her family. Husband most of the time is the bread winner and helps the
community. Even kids take their religion after their mother. Wives after divorce
must receive a get to finalize a divorce. Manning describes the rule of divorce as it
prohibited a husband from divorcing his wife from without her consent. (103)
Judaism acknowledges and dictates relationship between friends. Eastman explains
friendship by referring the last Ten commandments in which it [P]rohibits against
coveting , the blessing of a neighbor . Therefore, it is tempting to convert to
Judaism because Jews display a great respect, love and tolerance among each other.
In addition, wives are treated with a great respect and have values. Hence, it can be
observed that there is a strong support for the society in good and bad times;
Therefore, it makes Judaism attractive and difficult life to be a
Many people inherit their religion from their parents and usually die in it; however,
there are some questions that need to be asked before choosing a religion. The most
important choice should be between believe or action. Action should have more
emphasis than belief in a religion. Therefore, Judaism is the perfect religionto
accommodate right action due to its orthopraxy nature, due diligence to society, not
forcing others to convert, and knowing what each individual is destined to
accomplish while incorporating belief; in which it is hard to find the right
combination of action and belief in other religions.
One of the interesting aspect of Judaism is that Jews are more concerned with the
book of Torah (Jews Bible). Being a Jew is intertwined in doing the right thing and ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jews carry out their due diligence with in their society and at home. A woman is
treated as the queen of her house. Kids grow up in the appropriate love and nurture
from their mothers. Everyone in the Jew family has roles. The wife takes care of
her family. Husband most of the time is the bread winner and helps the
community. Even kids take their religion after their mother. Wives after divorce
must receive a get to finalize a divorce. Manning describes the rule of divorce as it
prohibited a husband from divorcing his wife from without her consent. (103)
Judaism acknowledges and dictates relationship between friends. Eastman explains
friendship by referring the last Ten commandments in which it [P]rohibits against
coveting , the blessing of a neighbor . Therefore, it is tempting to convert to
Judaism because Jews display a great respect, love and tolerance among each other.
In addition, wives are treated with a great respect and have values. Hence, it can be
observed that there is a strong support for the society in good and bad times;
Therefore, it makes Judaism attractive and difficult life to be a
Michael Faraday And The Chemistry World
For my term paper I have chosen to study the works of Michael Faraday, a very
significant name in the Chemistry world especially in understanding
electrochemistry and electromagnetism. He had a number of accomplishments over
his career including writing a manual of practical chemistry, discovered a large
number of new organic compounds, as well as liquefying what was thought to be a
permanent solid. His largest discovery, and what I will be discussing in this paper is
his advancements in the world of electrochemistry He was at the forefront of
producing electric currents from a magnetic field, invented the first electric motor,
was able to demonstrate how electricity and chemical bonding connect, amongst and
array of other accomplishments. Mr. Michael Faradaywas born on September 22nd,
1791 in Newington Butts, Surrey (New London) England. He was a child of
James Faraday, a blacksmith from Yorkshire and Margaret Hastwell, who worked
around the house. He had three siblings (another born after him) and was born a
few months after they had moved to Newington Butts. His family was struggling
when he was younger due to his father s poor health condition but they stayed close
together and attended church; this gave them a sense of community and support
behind them. Michael was able to attend a day school where he had learned how to
read, write, count, and do simple math. He did this until he was 13 and then had to
find work so he could help his family s financial issues. An
For my term paper I have chosen to study the works of Michael Faraday, a very
significant name in the Chemistry world especially in understanding
electrochemistry and electromagnetism. He had a number of accomplishments over
his career including writing a manual of practical chemistry, discovered a large
number of new organic compounds, as well as liquefying what was thought to be a
permanent solid. His largest discovery, and what I will be discussing in this paper is
his advancements in the world of electrochemistry He was at the forefront of
producing electric currents from a magnetic field, invented the first electric motor,
was able to demonstrate how electricity and chemical bonding connect, amongst and
array of other accomplishments. Mr. Michael Faradaywas born on September 22nd,
1791 in Newington Butts, Surrey (New London) England. He was a child of
James Faraday, a blacksmith from Yorkshire and Margaret Hastwell, who worked
around the house. He had three siblings (another born after him) and was born a
few months after they had moved to Newington Butts. His family was struggling
when he was younger due to his father s poor health condition but they stayed close
together and attended church; this gave them a sense of community and support
behind them. Michael was able to attend a day school where he had learned how to
read, write, count, and do simple math. He did this until he was 13 and then had to
find work so he could help his family s financial issues. An
Eve And Pandora
Christine makes the right decision when she unmasks Erik. In doing so, this
reveals the basis of his love; truly, he does not love her, he desires her only to fulfill
himself. In reaction to her, when his mask comes off, he declares, So I shall keep
you here!. . . . (Leroux, 123). Realizing she will not stay, he holds her back, now
that you know my hideousness, you would run away for good. . . .(123). True love
does not imprison a person underground, for love! . . . (119). Even more, after
announcing his desire for marriage, he tells Christine what will happen if she
refuses, ...answer...no, every body will be dead and buried! (211) This means that
if she chose no, he would kill everyone, more accurately, she would be the
instrument of their demise for If you turn the grasshopper...we shall all be blown up
(235). If he really loved her, he would not have reserved killing her as a last... Show
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Eve is the wife of Adam in the Bible and Pandora is the first woman in Greek
mythology. All three, these two and Christine, share a similar unmasking. Their
overall stories, although, clash over the outcome of the unmasking. Eve, ate from
a forbidden tree, corrupting her nature and dies or becomes separated from God,
deceived the Devil who spoke through a snake; Pandora, when she opens the box
that Zeus told her not to, out of curiosity, releases all the terrible evils he [Zeus]
could think of. (Genesis 3:23, Pandora p. 2) On the other hand, Christine releases
truth not evil; although, it appears as evil as it causes trouble for her and Raoul, as
a result, the truth of Erik s love comes to light. Freed from the deceptions of Erik,
she sees him for what he truly is and as Leroux has it, this allows for Christine s
eventual escape to Raoul. Unmasking Erik, first, brought pain and horror at the
revealing of truth, yet, it brought about the freedom of
Christine makes the right decision when she unmasks Erik. In doing so, this
reveals the basis of his love; truly, he does not love her, he desires her only to fulfill
himself. In reaction to her, when his mask comes off, he declares, So I shall keep
you here!. . . . (Leroux, 123). Realizing she will not stay, he holds her back, now
that you know my hideousness, you would run away for good. . . .(123). True love
does not imprison a person underground, for love! . . . (119). Even more, after
announcing his desire for marriage, he tells Christine what will happen if she
refuses, ...answer...no, every body will be dead and buried! (211) This means that
if she chose no, he would kill everyone, more accurately, she would be the
instrument of their demise for If you turn the grasshopper...we shall all be blown up
(235). If he really loved her, he would not have reserved killing her as a last... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Eve is the wife of Adam in the Bible and Pandora is the first woman in Greek
mythology. All three, these two and Christine, share a similar unmasking. Their
overall stories, although, clash over the outcome of the unmasking. Eve, ate from
a forbidden tree, corrupting her nature and dies or becomes separated from God,
deceived the Devil who spoke through a snake; Pandora, when she opens the box
that Zeus told her not to, out of curiosity, releases all the terrible evils he [Zeus]
could think of. (Genesis 3:23, Pandora p. 2) On the other hand, Christine releases
truth not evil; although, it appears as evil as it causes trouble for her and Raoul, as
a result, the truth of Erik s love comes to light. Freed from the deceptions of Erik,
she sees him for what he truly is and as Leroux has it, this allows for Christine s
eventual escape to Raoul. Unmasking Erik, first, brought pain and horror at the
revealing of truth, yet, it brought about the freedom of
Killer Angels Essay
The Killer Angels
The Battle of Gettysburg brought the dueling North and South together to the small
town of Gettysburg and on the threshold of splitting the Union. Gettysburg was as
close as the United States got to Armageddon and The Killer Angels gives the full
day to day account of the battle that shaped America s future. Michael Shaara tells the
story of the Battle of Gettysburg through the eyes of the generals and men involved in
the action of the battle. The historical account of the Battle of Gettysburg gives the
reader a chance to experience the battle personally and not the history book manner
taught in schools. A historical novel gives the facts straightforward and provides no
commentary by the people involved in history. The ... Show more content on
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Shaara, through his commentary on General Lee, explains that Lee did not want
to fight the war but had to. Lee felt it was his duty to fight for his fellow
countrymen, but not for a cause, land, or slavery. So it was no cause and no
country he fought for, no ideal and no justice. He fought for his people, for the
children, and the kin, and not even the land, because the land was worth the war,
but the people were, General Lee says (Shaara 263). General Lee fights for himself
and has no choice but to fight, knowing in the end that he might be wrong with his
cause and pay the price someday. General Lee is not a proponent of war, but he will
serve his country with honor and duty if necessary.
A man of ideals and honor represent the character of Union Colonel Joshua
Chamberlain. Being a man of education, Chamberlain knows the demeaning and
repulsive nature of slavery and has come to fight to end it. Chamberlain hates the
whole idea of the Civil War and the death and destruction that goes along with it. I
used my brother to plug a hole. Did it automatically as if he were expendable, says
Chamberlain (Shaara 304). He hates the idea that men, including his brother, are
dying out in the fight for slavery. The only reason he believes in the Civil War is
that if he the North did not fight freedom would be tarnished and a great travesty
would occur. Chamberlain is not a man of war and blood and doesn t relish war and
its qualities. The idea of war in general to
The Killer Angels
The Battle of Gettysburg brought the dueling North and South together to the small
town of Gettysburg and on the threshold of splitting the Union. Gettysburg was as
close as the United States got to Armageddon and The Killer Angels gives the full
day to day account of the battle that shaped America s future. Michael Shaara tells the
story of the Battle of Gettysburg through the eyes of the generals and men involved in
the action of the battle. The historical account of the Battle of Gettysburg gives the
reader a chance to experience the battle personally and not the history book manner
taught in schools. A historical novel gives the facts straightforward and provides no
commentary by the people involved in history. The ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Shaara, through his commentary on General Lee, explains that Lee did not want
to fight the war but had to. Lee felt it was his duty to fight for his fellow
countrymen, but not for a cause, land, or slavery. So it was no cause and no
country he fought for, no ideal and no justice. He fought for his people, for the
children, and the kin, and not even the land, because the land was worth the war,
but the people were, General Lee says (Shaara 263). General Lee fights for himself
and has no choice but to fight, knowing in the end that he might be wrong with his
cause and pay the price someday. General Lee is not a proponent of war, but he will
serve his country with honor and duty if necessary.
A man of ideals and honor represent the character of Union Colonel Joshua
Chamberlain. Being a man of education, Chamberlain knows the demeaning and
repulsive nature of slavery and has come to fight to end it. Chamberlain hates the
whole idea of the Civil War and the death and destruction that goes along with it. I
used my brother to plug a hole. Did it automatically as if he were expendable, says
Chamberlain (Shaara 304). He hates the idea that men, including his brother, are
dying out in the fight for slavery. The only reason he believes in the Civil War is
that if he the North did not fight freedom would be tarnished and a great travesty
would occur. Chamberlain is not a man of war and blood and doesn t relish war and
its qualities. The idea of war in general to
Essay Legal Police Searches
The laws of the United States can be hard to understand sometimes. The Fourth
Amendment states that people have a right not to be searched without a
reasonable warrant and that people have a right to feel secure in their homes.
There are acts giving police permission to do what ever they need to to keep drunks
off the streets. There are also rules and regulations, kind of like a sports game, and,
just like games, there are always ways to get around these rules. Like finding it legal
to randomly stop cars to give people breathalyzer tests, or entering people s homes
and searching for things without a warrant. Unlike a game however, the results of
going around these rules can sometimes be devastating. Policemay ruin a home trying
to find... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For that reason, I believe police should have the right to stop cars for the testing. I
don t think that people should get mad at the government if they pass the law because
it is there to help them. If the people getting stopped aren t drunk, well, what s the
problem? Why do they need to get mad? They aren t the ones getting arrested.
Police are here to see that common people follow the laws. One day, not too long
ago, police came into Dollree Map s house without a search warrant and trashed it,
looking for a bomb suspect. Finding nothing to that affect, the police realized they
had the wrong house, but during their search for the suspect, they found some
quot;obscene material. quot; They arrested Map because of that. Map went to
court and appealed. In the end, justice had been served because the quot;material
quot; the police obtained was illegally obtained, making the case end. The rule that
saved Map was the Exclusionary Rule stating that anything police find that does
not have anything to do with what the search warrant says has to be excluded from
the case. The question here is should people allow police to go into their homes
and search for whatever they want without a warrant? The answer is no. First of
all, when the police do come to a house, they don t just politely knock and wait for
somebody to answer. They break down the door and make a mess of the house. If
people are innocent, why should they have to get their door knocked down
The laws of the United States can be hard to understand sometimes. The Fourth
Amendment states that people have a right not to be searched without a
reasonable warrant and that people have a right to feel secure in their homes.
There are acts giving police permission to do what ever they need to to keep drunks
off the streets. There are also rules and regulations, kind of like a sports game, and,
just like games, there are always ways to get around these rules. Like finding it legal
to randomly stop cars to give people breathalyzer tests, or entering people s homes
and searching for things without a warrant. Unlike a game however, the results of
going around these rules can sometimes be devastating. Policemay ruin a home trying
to find... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For that reason, I believe police should have the right to stop cars for the testing. I
don t think that people should get mad at the government if they pass the law because
it is there to help them. If the people getting stopped aren t drunk, well, what s the
problem? Why do they need to get mad? They aren t the ones getting arrested.
Police are here to see that common people follow the laws. One day, not too long
ago, police came into Dollree Map s house without a search warrant and trashed it,
looking for a bomb suspect. Finding nothing to that affect, the police realized they
had the wrong house, but during their search for the suspect, they found some
quot;obscene material. quot; They arrested Map because of that. Map went to
court and appealed. In the end, justice had been served because the quot;material
quot; the police obtained was illegally obtained, making the case end. The rule that
saved Map was the Exclusionary Rule stating that anything police find that does
not have anything to do with what the search warrant says has to be excluded from
the case. The question here is should people allow police to go into their homes
and search for whatever they want without a warrant? The answer is no. First of
all, when the police do come to a house, they don t just politely knock and wait for
somebody to answer. They break down the door and make a mess of the house. If
people are innocent, why should they have to get their door knocked down
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER (UPF)
General Overview of Iran s Naval Forces
BY
SA, BERZINIS, BENJAMIN
CLASS #PF00916
1 SEPT 2016
General Overview of Iran s Naval Forces
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (UPF)
Iran s navy has existed from as far back as the Achaemenid Empire under Cyrus the
Great, but other than the afore mentioned empire, Iran s naval forces have remained
relatively small and unorganized, patrolling mostly the waters of the Persian Gulf. It
wasn t until the 20th century, that it began to develop into a more formidable force,
being able to hold its own with the naval forces of the surrounding countries. Iran s
naval forces have developed much how the country itself has industrialized.
Throughout Iran s history, we have seen great vision for modernization followed by
political, social, and international conflicts which is national setbacks. The Iranian
navy was not spared. The modern Iranian navy that we see today has been
significantly influenced by the Islamic Revolution, disputed petroleum rights, local
and international relationships, to name a few.
When Reza Shah rose to power in the early 1920 s, he enacted many reforms within
many aspects of society, one of these being the reorganization of Iran s current
dilapidated navy which consisted of just a handful of old ships. In 1923, Reza Shah
established the Imperial Iranian Navy (IIN) and shortly thereafter according to
GlobalSecurity.org
DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER (UPF)
General Overview of Iran s Naval Forces
BY
SA, BERZINIS, BENJAMIN
CLASS #PF00916
1 SEPT 2016
General Overview of Iran s Naval Forces
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (UPF)
Iran s navy has existed from as far back as the Achaemenid Empire under Cyrus the
Great, but other than the afore mentioned empire, Iran s naval forces have remained
relatively small and unorganized, patrolling mostly the waters of the Persian Gulf. It
wasn t until the 20th century, that it began to develop into a more formidable force,
being able to hold its own with the naval forces of the surrounding countries. Iran s
naval forces have developed much how the country itself has industrialized.
Throughout Iran s history, we have seen great vision for modernization followed by
political, social, and international conflicts which is national setbacks. The Iranian
navy was not spared. The modern Iranian navy that we see today has been
significantly influenced by the Islamic Revolution, disputed petroleum rights, local
and international relationships, to name a few.
When Reza Shah rose to power in the early 1920 s, he enacted many reforms within
many aspects of society, one of these being the reorganization of Iran s current
dilapidated navy which consisted of just a handful of old ships. In 1923, Reza Shah
established the Imperial Iranian Navy (IIN) and shortly thereafter according to
GlobalSecurity.org
Common Themes Revealed In Dirk The Protector
It s raining cats and dogs! Wouldn t it be amazing if that really could happen? Why
would it be amazing, though? Well, imagine if we didn t even have cats, dogs, or
any pets at all. Animals do so much for us in ways we don t realize. In Dirk the
Protector, there is a sense of protection. In The Last Dog, there is a sense of
companionship. In Animal Influence, there is proven research on animals helping
special needs people. These three short stories all have a common theme: animals
help and influence us in ways such as getting a backbone, companionship, and
control.
First of all, in Dirk the Protector, Gary Paulsen was a street kid who found a dog as a
companion, and of course, a protector. It was great. Maybe one of the great
moments in my life. I had a bodyguard, Paulsen states when Dirk saves him from
Happy and his gang. Dirk was a protector and a friend, which was exactly what
Paulsen needed at this stage in his life. Dirk influenced Paulsen to stand up for
himself, maybe because Paulsen seemed to be living a life similar to Dirk s. ... Show
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As stated in the text, Nothing was as wonderful as feeling this warmth toward
another creature. Brock and Brog grew closer to one another as the days went and
when the scientist wanted to clone Brog, Brock went to extreme measures to save
them both. Brog certainly influenced and sparked some of Brock s emotions toward
the
It s raining cats and dogs! Wouldn t it be amazing if that really could happen? Why
would it be amazing, though? Well, imagine if we didn t even have cats, dogs, or
any pets at all. Animals do so much for us in ways we don t realize. In Dirk the
Protector, there is a sense of protection. In The Last Dog, there is a sense of
companionship. In Animal Influence, there is proven research on animals helping
special needs people. These three short stories all have a common theme: animals
help and influence us in ways such as getting a backbone, companionship, and
control.
First of all, in Dirk the Protector, Gary Paulsen was a street kid who found a dog as a
companion, and of course, a protector. It was great. Maybe one of the great
moments in my life. I had a bodyguard, Paulsen states when Dirk saves him from
Happy and his gang. Dirk was a protector and a friend, which was exactly what
Paulsen needed at this stage in his life. Dirk influenced Paulsen to stand up for
himself, maybe because Paulsen seemed to be living a life similar to Dirk s. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As stated in the text, Nothing was as wonderful as feeling this warmth toward
another creature. Brock and Brog grew closer to one another as the days went and
when the scientist wanted to clone Brog, Brock went to extreme measures to save
them both. Brog certainly influenced and sparked some of Brock s emotions toward
the
A Feminist Analysis Of Batman s Wonder Woman
Moulton created Wonder Woman to fight the ideals of hypermasculinity in the
comic book industry by introducing a character who would fight with compassion
and grace rather than brute force. At the same time, DC was trying to expand their
audience to a female centric readership. So just 2 years after Batman s introduction
Wonder Woman made her first appearance in All Star comics (1941), she got her
solo series in June 1942, in the post first wave feminist era. Wonder Woman #1
(1942) mainly focuses on Diana s origin story and the history of Amazonia,
familiarizing the reader with her character and setting out a franchise that would be
revered for its strong feminist views, but is wonder woman really the feminist icon
we make her out to be? Is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you force me to fight, you will lose this is a stark contrast to what Hippolyte said
to Hercules. This along with her pose places Diana in a position of power, while we
see only a silhouette of her enemies. Diana isn t the only woman in an authoritative
status in this comic, Commander Etta, an African American lady is also conducting a
rescue mission in the same region. This counters the implication that a woman must
get her strength from somewhere else. And reinstates the idea that any qualified
individual can make a
Moulton created Wonder Woman to fight the ideals of hypermasculinity in the
comic book industry by introducing a character who would fight with compassion
and grace rather than brute force. At the same time, DC was trying to expand their
audience to a female centric readership. So just 2 years after Batman s introduction
Wonder Woman made her first appearance in All Star comics (1941), she got her
solo series in June 1942, in the post first wave feminist era. Wonder Woman #1
(1942) mainly focuses on Diana s origin story and the history of Amazonia,
familiarizing the reader with her character and setting out a franchise that would be
revered for its strong feminist views, but is wonder woman really the feminist icon
we make her out to be? Is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you force me to fight, you will lose this is a stark contrast to what Hippolyte said
to Hercules. This along with her pose places Diana in a position of power, while we
see only a silhouette of her enemies. Diana isn t the only woman in an authoritative
status in this comic, Commander Etta, an African American lady is also conducting a
rescue mission in the same region. This counters the implication that a woman must
get her strength from somewhere else. And reinstates the idea that any qualified
individual can make a
Brutus And Antony Essay
When looking at Brutus s and Antony s monologues it s simple to juxtapose the
two speeches. Both Brutus and Antony use pathos as their main strategy, appealing
to the feelings of mourning in the crowds they are addressing, telling of their own
mourning. First, in Brutus s speech, he says There is tears for his love, joy for his
fortune, honor for his valor, telling the crowd of his feeling for Caesar. Antony
final line is where he uses pathos, which goes as, Bear with me; my heart is in the
coffin there with Caesar, And I must pause till it come back to me. His call for his
heart to come back to him, whilst he settles himself is what sets these two speeches
apart. However, the main difference between the two apart is the purpose of each....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In his speech he says, If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against Caesar,
this is my answer: Not that I loved Caesar less, but I loved Rome more. This
patriotic reason of killing is hard to argue with and draws the citizens in to his
cause. Then after his proclamation of love for Rome, Brutus questions the
listeners of the calling, Had you rather Caesar were living and die all slaves, than
that Caesar were dead to live all freemen? furthering the reasoning. However, what
really solidifies his cause is his plea for Rome to do what he did to Caesar with the
line, With that I depart that as I slew my best lover for the good of Rome, I have
the same dagger for myself, when it shall please my country to need my death. The
order for his murder if he begins to act like Caesar, forces the onlookers to want
him to live as now they believe he truly murdered him for the good of Rome rather
than personal benefit. Antony s speech on the order hand completely contradicts this
idea. The purpose of Antony s monologue is to shame Brutus and call for a respect of
Caesar while as he s being laid to
When looking at Brutus s and Antony s monologues it s simple to juxtapose the
two speeches. Both Brutus and Antony use pathos as their main strategy, appealing
to the feelings of mourning in the crowds they are addressing, telling of their own
mourning. First, in Brutus s speech, he says There is tears for his love, joy for his
fortune, honor for his valor, telling the crowd of his feeling for Caesar. Antony
final line is where he uses pathos, which goes as, Bear with me; my heart is in the
coffin there with Caesar, And I must pause till it come back to me. His call for his
heart to come back to him, whilst he settles himself is what sets these two speeches
apart. However, the main difference between the two apart is the purpose of each....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In his speech he says, If then that friend demand why Brutus rose against Caesar,
this is my answer: Not that I loved Caesar less, but I loved Rome more. This
patriotic reason of killing is hard to argue with and draws the citizens in to his
cause. Then after his proclamation of love for Rome, Brutus questions the
listeners of the calling, Had you rather Caesar were living and die all slaves, than
that Caesar were dead to live all freemen? furthering the reasoning. However, what
really solidifies his cause is his plea for Rome to do what he did to Caesar with the
line, With that I depart that as I slew my best lover for the good of Rome, I have
the same dagger for myself, when it shall please my country to need my death. The
order for his murder if he begins to act like Caesar, forces the onlookers to want
him to live as now they believe he truly murdered him for the good of Rome rather
than personal benefit. Antony s speech on the order hand completely contradicts this
idea. The purpose of Antony s monologue is to shame Brutus and call for a respect of
Caesar while as he s being laid to
The Era Of The Renaissance
Italy can be looked at as the home of the renaissance and consequently the
immergence of great art. Artists such as Michelangelo, Botticelli, Da Vinci, and
Raphael are some of the greats and are looked at for standards. But what about the
artists whose lives are mysteries, and their works that were influenced by the greats?
These artists hold just as much importance in the history of art as do the artist s
whose names can be recalled off the top of an average person s head. During the
sixteenth century things began to change in the art world, and that change was the
Baroque. This new style of art brought a revolution to how subject matter was
painted, it brought upon ... a radical reconsideration of art and its purposes... (249)
and how artists of all ranks could learn to paint the up and coming style of Baroque.
Renaissance art created standards and principles that every painting and artist had to
utilize in order to even be considered good, let alone great. Characteristics such as the
phenomenon of natural light, one point and linear perspective, and highly idealized
religious or mythological figures changed into the Baroque techniques of
manipulating light to create emphasis, dramatizing the illustrated allegory, and
unidealized realism. Additionally, ... the Baroque trend dominated and gave its name
to the age... [but it was the presence of both styles] that give the Italian seventeenth
century its richness and diversity. (4) Italy, and Rome especially, is home to what can
Italy can be looked at as the home of the renaissance and consequently the
immergence of great art. Artists such as Michelangelo, Botticelli, Da Vinci, and
Raphael are some of the greats and are looked at for standards. But what about the
artists whose lives are mysteries, and their works that were influenced by the greats?
These artists hold just as much importance in the history of art as do the artist s
whose names can be recalled off the top of an average person s head. During the
sixteenth century things began to change in the art world, and that change was the
Baroque. This new style of art brought a revolution to how subject matter was
painted, it brought upon ... a radical reconsideration of art and its purposes... (249)
and how artists of all ranks could learn to paint the up and coming style of Baroque.
Renaissance art created standards and principles that every painting and artist had to
utilize in order to even be considered good, let alone great. Characteristics such as the
phenomenon of natural light, one point and linear perspective, and highly idealized
religious or mythological figures changed into the Baroque techniques of
manipulating light to create emphasis, dramatizing the illustrated allegory, and
unidealized realism. Additionally, ... the Baroque trend dominated and gave its name
to the age... [but it was the presence of both styles] that give the Italian seventeenth
century its richness and diversity. (4) Italy, and Rome especially, is home to what can
Militancy In The Pre-Independence
Adam Pollack
4 25 17
English 110
Bruce Allen Heggen
Israeli Militancy in the Pre Independence
The origins of the present day Israeli Defence forces and israeli politics run very far
back in the history of the jewish homeland, even predating the state of israel itself. In
the beginning the defence forces were very unorganized and had goals solely of
protection. Through time the jewish militias developed into different tranches with
different purposes and goals. Many times these militias actually found conflict with
each other. There were many changes in the region from the late 19th century into the
mid 20th century. Two world wars, the largest genocide in human history the 1880
1948 held massive significance to the jewish people and eventually ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Zionists became less and less cooperative with the british as the underground militias
gained power through the years. In 1940 a new organization arose as a branch of the
Irgun. The Lehi which means Fighters for Freedom in Israel is a group that sought to
fight the british during World War II. Along with fighting against the british they
sought to ally themselves with the German Nazis. The Nazi s were intrested in
getting rid of their jewish population and so the Lehi offered to have them
evacuated to Israel in exchange for alliance in fighting the British. In the weeks
before the Independence war The Irgun and Lehi groups entered neIghborhood
Deir Yassin and killed 254 arab residents. This event would be knows as the Deir
Yassin Massacre. The founder of the Lehi as Avraham Stern a long time friend of
Abraham Thomas. A notable commander of Lehi was Yitzhak Shamir, He had a
long history of defying british rule. Arrested many times for undercover work by
the british, and a member of Lehi he was a villain to the british and exiled to
Africa. After independence He joined the Mossad, an intelligence agency in the
Israeli Defence Forces. He served as prime minister of Israel in 1986
Adam Pollack
4 25 17
English 110
Bruce Allen Heggen
Israeli Militancy in the Pre Independence
The origins of the present day Israeli Defence forces and israeli politics run very far
back in the history of the jewish homeland, even predating the state of israel itself. In
the beginning the defence forces were very unorganized and had goals solely of
protection. Through time the jewish militias developed into different tranches with
different purposes and goals. Many times these militias actually found conflict with
each other. There were many changes in the region from the late 19th century into the
mid 20th century. Two world wars, the largest genocide in human history the 1880
1948 held massive significance to the jewish people and eventually ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Zionists became less and less cooperative with the british as the underground militias
gained power through the years. In 1940 a new organization arose as a branch of the
Irgun. The Lehi which means Fighters for Freedom in Israel is a group that sought to
fight the british during World War II. Along with fighting against the british they
sought to ally themselves with the German Nazis. The Nazi s were intrested in
getting rid of their jewish population and so the Lehi offered to have them
evacuated to Israel in exchange for alliance in fighting the British. In the weeks
before the Independence war The Irgun and Lehi groups entered neIghborhood
Deir Yassin and killed 254 arab residents. This event would be knows as the Deir
Yassin Massacre. The founder of the Lehi as Avraham Stern a long time friend of
Abraham Thomas. A notable commander of Lehi was Yitzhak Shamir, He had a
long history of defying british rule. Arrested many times for undercover work by
the british, and a member of Lehi he was a villain to the british and exiled to
Africa. After independence He joined the Mossad, an intelligence agency in the
Israeli Defence Forces. He served as prime minister of Israel in 1986
Why I Chose To Go To College
From the young age of twelve, I ve watched my three older siblings leave for
college one by one. First my sister, Kassie, moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin and
attended the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. A year later my brother, B.J.,
moved to Des Moines, Iowa and attended DMACC. A few years later, my other
sister, Heather, moved to Dubuque, Iowa and attended the University of Dubuque for
one semester then transferred to the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls,
Iowa. All of my siblings went to college, and I would follow suit and also attend
college.
When I first started thinking about going to college I never considered going to a
big school. I come from a very small farming town, and I didn t think that I would be
able to make the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The questions I had been asking for the past week would now be answered. My
parents, my sister, and I piled into our two vehicles and headed down to Iowa City.
The two and a half hour car ride was incredibly quiet except for the occasional
sniffle from my mom. The move in process went incredibly smoothly. My family
and Josie s family helped in every way they could to set up our room, soothing my
anxiety. After everything was set up my family went to dinner. Then it was time to
say goodbye. I knew how it was going to go, my mom and my sister would start
crying when they hugged me, and my dad would give me a fist bump and say good
luck. In less than five minutes, I went from being a dependent of my parents to an
From the young age of twelve, I ve watched my three older siblings leave for
college one by one. First my sister, Kassie, moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin and
attended the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. A year later my brother, B.J.,
moved to Des Moines, Iowa and attended DMACC. A few years later, my other
sister, Heather, moved to Dubuque, Iowa and attended the University of Dubuque for
one semester then transferred to the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls,
Iowa. All of my siblings went to college, and I would follow suit and also attend
college.
When I first started thinking about going to college I never considered going to a
big school. I come from a very small farming town, and I didn t think that I would be
able to make the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The questions I had been asking for the past week would now be answered. My
parents, my sister, and I piled into our two vehicles and headed down to Iowa City.
The two and a half hour car ride was incredibly quiet except for the occasional
sniffle from my mom. The move in process went incredibly smoothly. My family
and Josie s family helped in every way they could to set up our room, soothing my
anxiety. After everything was set up my family went to dinner. Then it was time to
say goodbye. I knew how it was going to go, my mom and my sister would start
crying when they hugged me, and my dad would give me a fist bump and say good
luck. In less than five minutes, I went from being a dependent of my parents to an
Pricing Issues Of The Pharmaceutical Industry
Sarah Brinkley
MKT 492
Dr. Kelli King
December 12, 2016
Pricing issues in the pharmaceutical industry
Pricing issues in the pharmaceutical industry is a huge problem in the world today.
There are four main issues that cause the prices to be higher than they need to be.
These issues are Cost, Value, Power, and Insurance. Lots of pharmaceutical
companies will argue that their R D costs of manufacturing drugs is what makes them
price the pharmaceuticals the way they do. How true is this? We all know that
research and technology is expensive, but is that what they are spending the most
money on? The answer is no. 9 out of 10 pharmaceutical companies are spending
double of the amount they spend on R D on marketing with the highest being $17.5
Billion. While marketing is a important part of the selling process the pharmaceutical
companies would rather blame R D costs than tell the consumer that it s because they
are spending it on marketing. Big Pharma,which has been a main contributor in
innovation, has increasingly de committed itself from the high side of R D and is
letting smaller biotech companies and the National Institute of Health do most of the
heavy lifting. The National Institute of Health is actually a government funded
program that has invested close to $900 billion in research since the 1930s. With that
being said, the consumer is essentially paying twice for pharmaceutical research.
However, just because they are spending less doesn t mean that they
Sarah Brinkley
MKT 492
Dr. Kelli King
December 12, 2016
Pricing issues in the pharmaceutical industry
Pricing issues in the pharmaceutical industry is a huge problem in the world today.
There are four main issues that cause the prices to be higher than they need to be.
These issues are Cost, Value, Power, and Insurance. Lots of pharmaceutical
companies will argue that their R D costs of manufacturing drugs is what makes them
price the pharmaceuticals the way they do. How true is this? We all know that
research and technology is expensive, but is that what they are spending the most
money on? The answer is no. 9 out of 10 pharmaceutical companies are spending
double of the amount they spend on R D on marketing with the highest being $17.5
Billion. While marketing is a important part of the selling process the pharmaceutical
companies would rather blame R D costs than tell the consumer that it s because they
are spending it on marketing. Big Pharma,which has been a main contributor in
innovation, has increasingly de committed itself from the high side of R D and is
letting smaller biotech companies and the National Institute of Health do most of the
heavy lifting. The National Institute of Health is actually a government funded
program that has invested close to $900 billion in research since the 1930s. With that
being said, the consumer is essentially paying twice for pharmaceutical research.
However, just because they are spending less doesn t mean that they
Home Loans And Bear Stearns ( Jpmorgan Chase Bank
I was unlucky enough to be front and center working for a homebuilder at the time
of the real estate crisis. The mindset of sellers, realtors and mortgage brokers before
the bubble burst was something that was very obvious to me as a lack of care for
the long term homeowners and their financial welfare. While the banks like
Countrywide Home Loans and Bear Stearns (JPMorgan Chase Bank) were making
billions of dollars on mortgages, they were ridiculous in thinking that this would
not come back on them tenfold. How can you purchase a loan and approve it
through underwriting without first verifying the documents were accurate? How
could I get a home loan when I was 21 and had a credit score of 1? Well, this
definitely happened. I had a cosigner, of course, but still, the qualifying standards
back in 2005 were relaxed to a fault. I liked to think that I was responsible enough
to have this investment in a property to call my own, but we bought at the height of
market in Orlando, and only gained in equity for about 6 months. In 2007, our house
was worth $40,000.00 less than what we purchased it for. My home in Orlando was a
$1,300.00 monthly mortgagethat I thought I could afford with help from roommates,
but quickly found this to be too daunting. I ended up moving out, and thankfully
rented until this year. We finally found a buyer for the house this year, without having
to bring any money to closing. This is ten years of mortgage payments later. All
thanks to the
I was unlucky enough to be front and center working for a homebuilder at the time
of the real estate crisis. The mindset of sellers, realtors and mortgage brokers before
the bubble burst was something that was very obvious to me as a lack of care for
the long term homeowners and their financial welfare. While the banks like
Countrywide Home Loans and Bear Stearns (JPMorgan Chase Bank) were making
billions of dollars on mortgages, they were ridiculous in thinking that this would
not come back on them tenfold. How can you purchase a loan and approve it
through underwriting without first verifying the documents were accurate? How
could I get a home loan when I was 21 and had a credit score of 1? Well, this
definitely happened. I had a cosigner, of course, but still, the qualifying standards
back in 2005 were relaxed to a fault. I liked to think that I was responsible enough
to have this investment in a property to call my own, but we bought at the height of
market in Orlando, and only gained in equity for about 6 months. In 2007, our house
was worth $40,000.00 less than what we purchased it for. My home in Orlando was a
$1,300.00 monthly mortgagethat I thought I could afford with help from roommates,
but quickly found this to be too daunting. I ended up moving out, and thankfully
rented until this year. We finally found a buyer for the house this year, without having
to bring any money to closing. This is ten years of mortgage payments later. All
thanks to the
Decision Usefulness Approach
| Decision Usefulness Approach| Can the decision usefulness approach make financial
reporting more useful?| | | |
|
Prepared by Jing Wang
Abstract
This paper explores the question whether the financial statements can be made more
useful. This leads to an important concept in accounting the concept of decision
usefulness. To properly understand this concept, this paper outlines other theories
from economics and finance to assist in conceptualizing the meaning of useful
financial statement information.
The main purpose of this paper is to introduce the concept of decision usefulness
approach, related ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, in order to adopt the decision usefulness approach, three major questions
must be addressed:
1. Who are the users of financial statements?
It is helpful to categorize users into broad groups, such as investors, creditors,
managers, unions, standard setters, and governments, etc. These groups are called
constituencies of accounting.
* Investors * Holders of equity securities, such as common stocks, preferred shares *
Holders of partnership interest * Other equity holders or owners
* Creditors * Purchaser of debt instrument * Lend economic resources
* Manager * Inside financial statements provider and user * Has a different incentive
of using financial statements than outsiders
* Other users (provide resources) * Employees provide human capital in exchange
for salary, remuneration and pension. * Suppliers extend credit to facilitate sales. *
Customers prepay for goods and services. * Union, standard setters and governments
provide policies and regulations.
In order to take a close look into various financial statement users behaviour, two
theories or concepts should be outlined here:
* Single person decision theory
Single person decision theory takes the viewpoint of an individual who much make a
| Decision Usefulness Approach| Can the decision usefulness approach make financial
reporting more useful?| | | |
|
Prepared by Jing Wang
Abstract
This paper explores the question whether the financial statements can be made more
useful. This leads to an important concept in accounting the concept of decision
usefulness. To properly understand this concept, this paper outlines other theories
from economics and finance to assist in conceptualizing the meaning of useful
financial statement information.
The main purpose of this paper is to introduce the concept of decision usefulness
approach, related ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, in order to adopt the decision usefulness approach, three major questions
must be addressed:
1. Who are the users of financial statements?
It is helpful to categorize users into broad groups, such as investors, creditors,
managers, unions, standard setters, and governments, etc. These groups are called
constituencies of accounting.
* Investors * Holders of equity securities, such as common stocks, preferred shares *
Holders of partnership interest * Other equity holders or owners
* Creditors * Purchaser of debt instrument * Lend economic resources
* Manager * Inside financial statements provider and user * Has a different incentive
of using financial statements than outsiders
* Other users (provide resources) * Employees provide human capital in exchange
for salary, remuneration and pension. * Suppliers extend credit to facilitate sales. *
Customers prepay for goods and services. * Union, standard setters and governments
provide policies and regulations.
In order to take a close look into various financial statement users behaviour, two
theories or concepts should be outlined here:
* Single person decision theory
Single person decision theory takes the viewpoint of an individual who much make a
decision under conditions of uncertainty. * It suggests how a rational individual
makes optimal decisions in the presence of uncertainty. * It
makes optimal decisions in the presence of uncertainty. * It
Compare And Contrast Rainsford And Katniss And The
Hunger...
Imagine living in a world where man hunts man for sport or are made to kill each
other in a publicly televised event. These are the world s that the characters
Rainsford and Katniss live in. In the book A Most Dangerous Game the character
Rainsford finds himself on an island where a man named General Zaroff hunts him
and many more before him, for sport. In the movie The Hunger Games Katniss
Everdeen lives in a world where people are split up into twelve different districts.
The government takes two people, a boy and a girl, from each district and throws
them into an arena to fight to the death. Rainsford and Katniss both possess the
skills and traits of a true survivor. These skills and traits are using intelligence over
strength, showing compassion to others, and triumphing over those who only use
strength. The first trait of a true survivor that Rainsford and Katniss both possess is
that they both choose intelligence over strength in order to win their game . This
is proved by Rainsford and Katniss when rainsford eludes General Zaroff, when
Katniss drops the tracker jackers onto the other contestants, and when Katniss
blows up the pile of supplies. The first example is when Rainsford eludes General
Zaroff. Even when General Zaroff has his companion Ivan and a pack of dogs,
Rainsford still eludes Zaroff. He does this by setting traps along his path to slow
Zaroff down. These traps include a Malay Man catcher, a burmese tiger pit, and he
also ties his knife a a stick
Hunger...
Imagine living in a world where man hunts man for sport or are made to kill each
other in a publicly televised event. These are the world s that the characters
Rainsford and Katniss live in. In the book A Most Dangerous Game the character
Rainsford finds himself on an island where a man named General Zaroff hunts him
and many more before him, for sport. In the movie The Hunger Games Katniss
Everdeen lives in a world where people are split up into twelve different districts.
The government takes two people, a boy and a girl, from each district and throws
them into an arena to fight to the death. Rainsford and Katniss both possess the
skills and traits of a true survivor. These skills and traits are using intelligence over
strength, showing compassion to others, and triumphing over those who only use
strength. The first trait of a true survivor that Rainsford and Katniss both possess is
that they both choose intelligence over strength in order to win their game . This
is proved by Rainsford and Katniss when rainsford eludes General Zaroff, when
Katniss drops the tracker jackers onto the other contestants, and when Katniss
blows up the pile of supplies. The first example is when Rainsford eludes General
Zaroff. Even when General Zaroff has his companion Ivan and a pack of dogs,
Rainsford still eludes Zaroff. He does this by setting traps along his path to slow
Zaroff down. These traps include a Malay Man catcher, a burmese tiger pit, and he
also ties his knife a a stick
Taliban Influence On Women s Roles
The leader of the Taliban thought of himself as a Islamic reformist, along with a
interpreter of the Quran. At first he was just getting people in pakistan to stop bad
habits like smoking or doing drugs, and keep certain things he viewed as good like
not cutting mens beards. He got people to adopt good habits like personal hygiene,
but told them that listening to music and watching movies or dancing was making
God angry. He wanted to bring back Islamic laws to replace a system that wasn t
working. Soon his message changed to one that was frightening, the Talibanwere
bombing and killing many who were going against their views, girls in school were
under threats because the Taliban believed that women should stay home and not
have a education.
The leader of the Taliban thought of himself as a Islamic reformist, along with a
interpreter of the Quran. At first he was just getting people in pakistan to stop bad
habits like smoking or doing drugs, and keep certain things he viewed as good like
not cutting mens beards. He got people to adopt good habits like personal hygiene,
but told them that listening to music and watching movies or dancing was making
God angry. He wanted to bring back Islamic laws to replace a system that wasn t
working. Soon his message changed to one that was frightening, the Talibanwere
bombing and killing many who were going against their views, girls in school were
under threats because the Taliban believed that women should stay home and not
have a education.
Will The Gang Community Provide That Level Of Control
For...
I believe that this can be a yes or a no answer for the question of: Will the gang
community provide that level of control for their members? I state that because it all
depends on how well the gang is organized. There are many gangs that actively
recruit new members, and offer them: (1) Fraternity the gangadvertises itself as,
cool, hip, the social thing to be in; (2) Obligation the gang appeals to a person s
sense of community; and (3) Coercion the gang uses physical and psychological
intimidation (gangs, n.d.). This is the type of gang that is not well organized and
will you all the tricks in the book to appeal to an individual is looking for especially
if the community is plagued with social disorganization which includes:... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Hell Angles, believe in protecting the brotherhood at all cost, and will kill a
member if they disobey an order to protect someone, and the BGDN is run the
same way, but with a little bit more order to their organization. For example, this
gang exemplifies such an evolution from a relatively disorganized criminal street
gang to a formal criminal organization. According to Howell (1998, p. 12), it s
corporate hierarchy comprises a chairman of the board, two boards of directors
(one for prisons, another for the streets), governors (who control drug trafficking
within geographical areas), regents (who supply the drugs and oversee several
drug selling locations within the governors realms), area coordinators (who collect
revenues from drug selling spots), enforcers (who beat or kill members who cheat
the gang or disobey other rules), and shorties (youth who staff drug selling spots
and execute drug deals). They will protect you as stated, and have no problem
executing you if you disobey, so these two groups are the perfect example of a gang
community providing that level of control for their members.
Next question was: Do I see a direct application of these theories for the probation
and parole community? Yes, I believe that the theories application for the probation
and
For...
I believe that this can be a yes or a no answer for the question of: Will the gang
community provide that level of control for their members? I state that because it all
depends on how well the gang is organized. There are many gangs that actively
recruit new members, and offer them: (1) Fraternity the gangadvertises itself as,
cool, hip, the social thing to be in; (2) Obligation the gang appeals to a person s
sense of community; and (3) Coercion the gang uses physical and psychological
intimidation (gangs, n.d.). This is the type of gang that is not well organized and
will you all the tricks in the book to appeal to an individual is looking for especially
if the community is plagued with social disorganization which includes:... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Hell Angles, believe in protecting the brotherhood at all cost, and will kill a
member if they disobey an order to protect someone, and the BGDN is run the
same way, but with a little bit more order to their organization. For example, this
gang exemplifies such an evolution from a relatively disorganized criminal street
gang to a formal criminal organization. According to Howell (1998, p. 12), it s
corporate hierarchy comprises a chairman of the board, two boards of directors
(one for prisons, another for the streets), governors (who control drug trafficking
within geographical areas), regents (who supply the drugs and oversee several
drug selling locations within the governors realms), area coordinators (who collect
revenues from drug selling spots), enforcers (who beat or kill members who cheat
the gang or disobey other rules), and shorties (youth who staff drug selling spots
and execute drug deals). They will protect you as stated, and have no problem
executing you if you disobey, so these two groups are the perfect example of a gang
community providing that level of control for their members.
Next question was: Do I see a direct application of these theories for the probation
and parole community? Yes, I believe that the theories application for the probation
and
Stan Lee Essay
Stanley Martin Lieber I think you never out grow your love of these stories of
giants, ogre and witches, super heroes comics give you that for older people.
Stanley Martin Lieber, also known as Stan Lee was born in Manhattan, lived there
most of his young live. Two of his biggest influences were books and movies. He
loved Tarzan, Jules Vern, King Kong he loved anything that was imaginative. His
favorite hero was Errol Flynn.
Stan lee has affected the world in many different ways. One of the ways he
impacted the world is by his writing. To the people who don t who he is he is an
American comic writer, editor, actor, producer, publisher, television personality and
the former president and chairman of Marvel Comics. Now that ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As soon as they did that the competition also started to do things like that, he wanted
to make something that first no one knew what it means and how to spell it, that is
when he came up with the word excelsior .
As he was working in the letter department he noticed that the letters were too
simple and boring. That s why he changed the whole thing to make it friendlier.
Most of the letters came like, deer editor I liked your story signed Charles and the
way you had to answer it was deer Charles thanks signed the editor. He wanted the
letters to be friendlier, so what he did was change it to deer Stan instead of deer
editor when he printed it out and for the name he would do something like hey thanks
a lot Charlie.
There was one occasion when they were stuck with a bad story, they weren t able
to change it up because it was the due date, so instead what he did was write a little
note on the cover saying something like Hey kids I ve got to admit this isn t the best
story we ve ever done,
But we ve giving you some many good ones before that I think you owe it to us to
buy this one. Everybody though he was he crazy. That book sold better than the other
in that period. After that he got a ton of mail saying you guys are great, no one else
would have written anything like that.
The Hulk Originally his idea was to make a love able monster. As kid he loved
watching Frankenstein he always though he
Stanley Martin Lieber I think you never out grow your love of these stories of
giants, ogre and witches, super heroes comics give you that for older people.
Stanley Martin Lieber, also known as Stan Lee was born in Manhattan, lived there
most of his young live. Two of his biggest influences were books and movies. He
loved Tarzan, Jules Vern, King Kong he loved anything that was imaginative. His
favorite hero was Errol Flynn.
Stan lee has affected the world in many different ways. One of the ways he
impacted the world is by his writing. To the people who don t who he is he is an
American comic writer, editor, actor, producer, publisher, television personality and
the former president and chairman of Marvel Comics. Now that ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As soon as they did that the competition also started to do things like that, he wanted
to make something that first no one knew what it means and how to spell it, that is
when he came up with the word excelsior .
As he was working in the letter department he noticed that the letters were too
simple and boring. That s why he changed the whole thing to make it friendlier.
Most of the letters came like, deer editor I liked your story signed Charles and the
way you had to answer it was deer Charles thanks signed the editor. He wanted the
letters to be friendlier, so what he did was change it to deer Stan instead of deer
editor when he printed it out and for the name he would do something like hey thanks
a lot Charlie.
There was one occasion when they were stuck with a bad story, they weren t able
to change it up because it was the due date, so instead what he did was write a little
note on the cover saying something like Hey kids I ve got to admit this isn t the best
story we ve ever done,
But we ve giving you some many good ones before that I think you owe it to us to
buy this one. Everybody though he was he crazy. That book sold better than the other
in that period. After that he got a ton of mail saying you guys are great, no one else
would have written anything like that.
The Hulk Originally his idea was to make a love able monster. As kid he loved
watching Frankenstein he always though he
A Dream About Final Exams in Wislawa Szymborsk s
Poem...
Wislawa Szymborska poem Brueghel s Two Monkeys starts out in a strange way. It
begins out by what the author dreams about final exams (1). Oddly, what she sees in
her dream is two monkeys, chained to the floor (2). The poem is about the human
conditions in different settings of mankind. The monkeys are the things that of the
poets dream about the exam. The monkeys are a symbol of the suffering of mankind
based on the chains through the unpredictable events. As said in the last stanza, One
monkey stares and listens with a mocking disdain (7), while the other seems to be
dreaming away (8). The poem is full of metaphors that get the reader thinking about
what it means in respect to what the author is addressing. Reality has junctions in
which one is peaceful while the other is harsh. In the poem Brueghel s Two Monkeys
by Wislawa Szymborska, we will look at representation of human conditionin a
certain event. We will examine the human conditions through exams, history, and
solution.
In the poem, when it comes to exams it shows a great deal of decision making. In
the first stanza of the poem it show a significantly note of assessment. The part
where the two monkeys were chained to the floor, sit on the windowsill (2), the line
after states the sky behind them flutters (3). The monkeys are being assessed in
beginning of the poem. The part of where the monkeys sit on the windowsill (2)
illustrates the idea of whether one should stay in the position of where
Poem...
Wislawa Szymborska poem Brueghel s Two Monkeys starts out in a strange way. It
begins out by what the author dreams about final exams (1). Oddly, what she sees in
her dream is two monkeys, chained to the floor (2). The poem is about the human
conditions in different settings of mankind. The monkeys are the things that of the
poets dream about the exam. The monkeys are a symbol of the suffering of mankind
based on the chains through the unpredictable events. As said in the last stanza, One
monkey stares and listens with a mocking disdain (7), while the other seems to be
dreaming away (8). The poem is full of metaphors that get the reader thinking about
what it means in respect to what the author is addressing. Reality has junctions in
which one is peaceful while the other is harsh. In the poem Brueghel s Two Monkeys
by Wislawa Szymborska, we will look at representation of human conditionin a
certain event. We will examine the human conditions through exams, history, and
solution.
In the poem, when it comes to exams it shows a great deal of decision making. In
the first stanza of the poem it show a significantly note of assessment. The part
where the two monkeys were chained to the floor, sit on the windowsill (2), the line
after states the sky behind them flutters (3). The monkeys are being assessed in
beginning of the poem. The part of where the monkeys sit on the windowsill (2)
illustrates the idea of whether one should stay in the position of where
Observation Of An Intellectual Disability
An intellectual disability is as learning disability characterized by various limitations
in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behavior (Schug Fradella, 2015). It
includes below average general intellectual function and a lack of the necessary skills
for independent living. It has also been suggested that intellectual functions such as
reasoning, problem solving, abstract thinking, academic learning, and learning from
experience are known to be an issue for individuals with an intellectual disability
(Schug Fradella, 2015). When encountering individuals who have this disability, there
are various characteristics that they will display. Additionally, sometimes there may
be certain crimes such as individuals are more likely to commit as a result of the
disorder.
Observation of my client Upon observing my client who has an intellectual disability,
there are manners in which he thinks, acts, and may feel as a result of his symptoms.
There are also certain levels of severity that range from mild, moderate, severe, and
profound. For example, those with mild mental retardation may have slightly
impaired motor skills, but, they are usually able to develop social skills and adults
often can work to support themselves (Prater, 2017). On the other hand, individuals
with severe an intellectual disability will typically require lifelong guidance and
assistance with daily activities and will have poor coordination. Pertaining to my
client, he has a mild form of mental
An intellectual disability is as learning disability characterized by various limitations
in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behavior (Schug Fradella, 2015). It
includes below average general intellectual function and a lack of the necessary skills
for independent living. It has also been suggested that intellectual functions such as
reasoning, problem solving, abstract thinking, academic learning, and learning from
experience are known to be an issue for individuals with an intellectual disability
(Schug Fradella, 2015). When encountering individuals who have this disability, there
are various characteristics that they will display. Additionally, sometimes there may
be certain crimes such as individuals are more likely to commit as a result of the
disorder.
Observation of my client Upon observing my client who has an intellectual disability,
there are manners in which he thinks, acts, and may feel as a result of his symptoms.
There are also certain levels of severity that range from mild, moderate, severe, and
profound. For example, those with mild mental retardation may have slightly
impaired motor skills, but, they are usually able to develop social skills and adults
often can work to support themselves (Prater, 2017). On the other hand, individuals
with severe an intellectual disability will typically require lifelong guidance and
assistance with daily activities and will have poor coordination. Pertaining to my
client, he has a mild form of mental
Descriptive Essay On Being A Walker
Sometimes the best things in life come with a warning sign or in my case a will
bite sign. When i signed up to be a volunteer at the local animal shelter i had no
idea it would cause such a major chain of events. It all commenced the first week
volunteer training was over, i was excited and eager to have been promoted. I was
now in charge of all incoming dogs and that meant i was allowed to feed, walk and
interact with all dogs coming into the shelter. During my shift ten dogs had arrived
and been placed on the floor. It was now time for me to do my part. I gathered up my
clipboard and supplies and headed out, as i skimmed through the pictures of all the
new dogs i couldn t help but be drawn to the picture of a beautiful labrador with the
most sorrowful eyes. I had a feeling of worry that took over me and i scurried over to
her gate. Much to my surprise there were no volunteers in her cage which was bizarre
because volunteers loved meeting and playing with the new dogs. She was in the
corner of her cage trembling with her head hanging low,i felt my heart break into a
million pieces. I reached over to open her gate when a loud anxious voice behind me
said i wouldn t do that if i were you, did you read her label? She s aggressive. i
looked up and there it was in bright bold oversized letters, aggressive will bite. I
couldn t believe my eyes, she didn t look aggressive she looked sad. I turned around
and with a nod said we re all here at our own risk and opened her
Sometimes the best things in life come with a warning sign or in my case a will
bite sign. When i signed up to be a volunteer at the local animal shelter i had no
idea it would cause such a major chain of events. It all commenced the first week
volunteer training was over, i was excited and eager to have been promoted. I was
now in charge of all incoming dogs and that meant i was allowed to feed, walk and
interact with all dogs coming into the shelter. During my shift ten dogs had arrived
and been placed on the floor. It was now time for me to do my part. I gathered up my
clipboard and supplies and headed out, as i skimmed through the pictures of all the
new dogs i couldn t help but be drawn to the picture of a beautiful labrador with the
most sorrowful eyes. I had a feeling of worry that took over me and i scurried over to
her gate. Much to my surprise there were no volunteers in her cage which was bizarre
because volunteers loved meeting and playing with the new dogs. She was in the
corner of her cage trembling with her head hanging low,i felt my heart break into a
million pieces. I reached over to open her gate when a loud anxious voice behind me
said i wouldn t do that if i were you, did you read her label? She s aggressive. i
looked up and there it was in bright bold oversized letters, aggressive will bite. I
couldn t believe my eyes, she didn t look aggressive she looked sad. I turned around
and with a nod said we re all here at our own risk and opened her
Social Issues In The Grapes Of Wrath
In the novel The Grapes of Wrath, we are shown many social issues within the
story. Social issues are displayed through homelessness, adaptation, prejudice and
more. The social issues bring the novel together as one, and they have a great effect
on the Okies in the book. Also, adaptation plays a big part in the social issues.
Steinbeck captures great struggles in migrant work on the farm and shows how
workers needed to come together as one. Homelessness is just one of the social
issues that are displayed in the novel. John Steinbeckfocus on families that are
homeless and have nowhere to go. The ex pastor Casey was just one of the family
people and families that were affected in the novel by being homeless. Mostly
everyone is homeless, and due to the bankers powerful role, it makes it that much
harder to live in the novel: They breath profits they eat the interest on the money. If
they don t get it, they die the way you die without air, with out side meat (
Steinbeck 35). This quotes shows us that the bankers did anything to get to the
money of the people and the farmers. All the farmers should have collaborated
together as one to fight against the businessmen and bankers. The farmers went West
and left with close to nothing. Many people died in the novel including grandpa and
grandma who die on the quest of getting to California. Families in the novel also had
children that were dying of starvation. How can you frighten a man whose hunger is
not only in his own
In the novel The Grapes of Wrath, we are shown many social issues within the
story. Social issues are displayed through homelessness, adaptation, prejudice and
more. The social issues bring the novel together as one, and they have a great effect
on the Okies in the book. Also, adaptation plays a big part in the social issues.
Steinbeck captures great struggles in migrant work on the farm and shows how
workers needed to come together as one. Homelessness is just one of the social
issues that are displayed in the novel. John Steinbeckfocus on families that are
homeless and have nowhere to go. The ex pastor Casey was just one of the family
people and families that were affected in the novel by being homeless. Mostly
everyone is homeless, and due to the bankers powerful role, it makes it that much
harder to live in the novel: They breath profits they eat the interest on the money. If
they don t get it, they die the way you die without air, with out side meat (
Steinbeck 35). This quotes shows us that the bankers did anything to get to the
money of the people and the farmers. All the farmers should have collaborated
together as one to fight against the businessmen and bankers. The farmers went West
and left with close to nothing. Many people died in the novel including grandpa and
grandma who die on the quest of getting to California. Families in the novel also had
children that were dying of starvation. How can you frighten a man whose hunger is
not only in his own
Persuasive Essay On Medical Marijuana
Recent studies have proven that medical marijuana can be extremely beneficial to
the overall health and well being of individuals, especially those who suffer from
medical ailments. Consequently, the usage of marijuana has been a widespread
debate for decades throughout Nevada. For instance, Nevada was the sixth state in
the country to outlaw the use of cannabis in 1923, this was partly due to a nationwide
prohibition on drugs during 1911 1933 (Davenport Hines, 2004). Essentially, this
amended the NevadaConstitution outlawing the use of cannabis. However, as time
passed, the residents of Nevada decided it would be wise to allow the usage of
marijuana for medical purposes. Specifically, the usage of medical marijuana was up
for debate in 1998 and again in 2000, under Question 9, where the residents of
Nevada had voted on an initiativeto amend the previous legislature to the Nevada
Constitution, which allows the residents to use marijuana ...for the treatment or
alleviation of certain illnesses (Raybuck, 2010). It s worth noting that in order to
amend the state constitution in Nevada requires, ... via the ballot initiative process to
pass by a majority of voters in two consecutive general elections (Raybuck, 2010). In
other words, for the residents to amend the state constitution they needed to approve
the proposed ruling by a majority for two consecutive ballots. Furthermore, once the
initiative passed allowing the use of marijuana for medical purposes, Nevadans had a
Recent studies have proven that medical marijuana can be extremely beneficial to
the overall health and well being of individuals, especially those who suffer from
medical ailments. Consequently, the usage of marijuana has been a widespread
debate for decades throughout Nevada. For instance, Nevada was the sixth state in
the country to outlaw the use of cannabis in 1923, this was partly due to a nationwide
prohibition on drugs during 1911 1933 (Davenport Hines, 2004). Essentially, this
amended the NevadaConstitution outlawing the use of cannabis. However, as time
passed, the residents of Nevada decided it would be wise to allow the usage of
marijuana for medical purposes. Specifically, the usage of medical marijuana was up
for debate in 1998 and again in 2000, under Question 9, where the residents of
Nevada had voted on an initiativeto amend the previous legislature to the Nevada
Constitution, which allows the residents to use marijuana ...for the treatment or
alleviation of certain illnesses (Raybuck, 2010). It s worth noting that in order to
amend the state constitution in Nevada requires, ... via the ballot initiative process to
pass by a majority of voters in two consecutive general elections (Raybuck, 2010). In
other words, for the residents to amend the state constitution they needed to approve
the proposed ruling by a majority for two consecutive ballots. Furthermore, once the
initiative passed allowing the use of marijuana for medical purposes, Nevadans had a
Muhammad And The Insistent Adulterer
One question about Muhammad s leadership that some people take for granted is,
Was Muhammad the natural leader for his group? On a surface level it does make
sense to nominate the guy who s actually talking to God to be the person in charge
of the affairs of your tribe. However, there are situations where it would just be
practical to have both Muhammadas a spiritual leader or adviser, as well as a leader
in charge of making the big decisions for the group. For instance, we discussed
heavily in class the classic bedtime story: Muhammad and the Insistent Adulterer. The
class was split on the issue of how Muhammad handled the confession. Some argued
that the eleven lifelines Muhammad gave showed his human mercy. Others argued
that giving
One question about Muhammad s leadership that some people take for granted is,
Was Muhammad the natural leader for his group? On a surface level it does make
sense to nominate the guy who s actually talking to God to be the person in charge
of the affairs of your tribe. However, there are situations where it would just be
practical to have both Muhammadas a spiritual leader or adviser, as well as a leader
in charge of making the big decisions for the group. For instance, we discussed
heavily in class the classic bedtime story: Muhammad and the Insistent Adulterer. The
class was split on the issue of how Muhammad handled the confession. Some argued
that the eleven lifelines Muhammad gave showed his human mercy. Others argued
that giving
Personal Narrative-Astrea
Staggering from the blow, he swung his staff rapidly in quick defensive
movements as he struggled to regain his balance. Seeing his opponent hopping
backwards to avoid his wild swings he took a deep breath to steady himself. That
breath made him wince as pain lanced through his side, a sure sign that the last
strike had penetrated his screen. He hunched forward driving the staff into the
ground as he studied his adversary. The silver armor was dented all over, a
particularly nasty furrow on one of his greaves was probably why his nemesis was
favoring his right leg and the half remnant of shield was proof that he d given as
much as he d received in this fight. The armored figure lowered his sword. An old
action. From a more peaceful time.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No Atlan. Whatever brotherhood we had was lost when you chose to murder in
the name of your god. They were demons, Jors! Atlan screamed, his eyes showing
fear. Monsters from the nether Dimensions! By the will of Astrea I will purge all
those filthy creatures that would dare to harm humans. The fear slowly faded
replaced by signs of fervor. I am the blade of Astrea. The justice in her name. Doom
on her enemies, Blessings on her followers. None shall stand before the Lady of
the Moon. Seeing the zeal slowly taking Atlan over, Jors sighed. He knew that
Atlan would be lost in his own world now, gone was the hesitation as that stalwart
armored figure mumbled his catechisms. No, they weren t Atlan, and at some time
in the past you also knew that. Jors muttered. Raising his voice, he continued.
Nonetheless, I am done with all these puppet masters, Atlan, I will be free.
Nodding his head Atlan spoke. I will bring you to justice in the name of Astrea.
Goodbye Jors. Atlan started to glow, a holy silver radiance slowly poured out of
him, instantly mending the rents in his armor and shield. It spread from him like
mist and became brighter and brighter. The pressure on Jors slowly increased and he
found it difficult not to cower in front of the radiant figure in front of
Staggering from the blow, he swung his staff rapidly in quick defensive
movements as he struggled to regain his balance. Seeing his opponent hopping
backwards to avoid his wild swings he took a deep breath to steady himself. That
breath made him wince as pain lanced through his side, a sure sign that the last
strike had penetrated his screen. He hunched forward driving the staff into the
ground as he studied his adversary. The silver armor was dented all over, a
particularly nasty furrow on one of his greaves was probably why his nemesis was
favoring his right leg and the half remnant of shield was proof that he d given as
much as he d received in this fight. The armored figure lowered his sword. An old
action. From a more peaceful time.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No Atlan. Whatever brotherhood we had was lost when you chose to murder in
the name of your god. They were demons, Jors! Atlan screamed, his eyes showing
fear. Monsters from the nether Dimensions! By the will of Astrea I will purge all
those filthy creatures that would dare to harm humans. The fear slowly faded
replaced by signs of fervor. I am the blade of Astrea. The justice in her name. Doom
on her enemies, Blessings on her followers. None shall stand before the Lady of
the Moon. Seeing the zeal slowly taking Atlan over, Jors sighed. He knew that
Atlan would be lost in his own world now, gone was the hesitation as that stalwart
armored figure mumbled his catechisms. No, they weren t Atlan, and at some time
in the past you also knew that. Jors muttered. Raising his voice, he continued.
Nonetheless, I am done with all these puppet masters, Atlan, I will be free.
Nodding his head Atlan spoke. I will bring you to justice in the name of Astrea.
Goodbye Jors. Atlan started to glow, a holy silver radiance slowly poured out of
him, instantly mending the rents in his armor and shield. It spread from him like
mist and became brighter and brighter. The pressure on Jors slowly increased and he
found it difficult not to cower in front of the radiant figure in front of
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