2003 Ap Us History Dbq Student Essay
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2003 Ap Us History Dbq Student Essay2003 Ap Us History Dbq Student Essay
Internal Rhyme Scheme Of The Raven
The established works of literature in society today, allow for readers to develop their own unique
sense of interpretations of the deeper meanings of these texts.The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe, is a
piece that deals with the struggle of a loved one passing and the main character s internal and
mental struggle of dealing with this scenario. Whilst, sitting amongst his gloomy, dark chamber of
the hours of midnight the traumatized male is met by a dark raven, who of which is the responder
to his thoughts out loud of the attempt of forgetting about his love named Lenore. The raven, has
only yet to reply with a single phrase. This phrase is the statement of Nevermore , displayed
through the raven s choice of words ignites the thinking process in the reader s brain, as had myself
been wondering what this exactly could signify. The first source... Show more content on
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Within the text of The Raven, the tone of the scheme followed a underlying pattern relating
towards mourning and sadness. The pattern was kept flowing throughout the entirety of the poem.
Poe was able to master, through the use of literary devices, the ability to add, emotion, depth and
tone to this piece. The internal rhyme scheme creates a sense of anticipation and tension, which
plays into the external rhyme schemes as well. Lines crafted together reflect my formerly made
ideas relating towards the criticism, an example shows as the line states Once upon a midnight
dreary, while I pondered weak and weary (Poe 1. This chosen quote plays into allowing the reader
to become more engaged with the words and helps them find a pattern. Poe s repetition of sound
throughout his external rhyme schemes heighten the mourning for Lenore, as the poem states But
the Raven, sitting lonely on the placid bust, spoke only That one word, as if his soul in that world
he did outpour (Poe, Stanza
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The established works of literature in society today, allow for readers to develop their own unique
sense of interpretations of the deeper meanings of these texts.The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe, is a
piece that deals with the struggle of a loved one passing and the main character s internal and
mental struggle of dealing with this scenario. Whilst, sitting amongst his gloomy, dark chamber of
the hours of midnight the traumatized male is met by a dark raven, who of which is the responder
to his thoughts out loud of the attempt of forgetting about his love named Lenore. The raven, has
only yet to reply with a single phrase. This phrase is the statement of Nevermore , displayed
through the raven s choice of words ignites the thinking process in the reader s brain, as had myself
been wondering what this exactly could signify. The first source... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Within the text of The Raven, the tone of the scheme followed a underlying pattern relating
towards mourning and sadness. The pattern was kept flowing throughout the entirety of the poem.
Poe was able to master, through the use of literary devices, the ability to add, emotion, depth and
tone to this piece. The internal rhyme scheme creates a sense of anticipation and tension, which
plays into the external rhyme schemes as well. Lines crafted together reflect my formerly made
ideas relating towards the criticism, an example shows as the line states Once upon a midnight
dreary, while I pondered weak and weary (Poe 1. This chosen quote plays into allowing the reader
to become more engaged with the words and helps them find a pattern. Poe s repetition of sound
throughout his external rhyme schemes heighten the mourning for Lenore, as the poem states But
the Raven, sitting lonely on the placid bust, spoke only That one word, as if his soul in that world
he did outpour (Poe, Stanza
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Gcse Fifth Song Instruments
The very first music piece started off slow but then flutes and chimes came in and took the song
to a different level. It then later on has the same type of beat which helps it continue to flow. I
really like the flute solo that was played around the middle of the song. In the next song it starts
out as if it is a church choir. The song sounds serious and probably takes part of some ritual or
ceremony. The third song sounds very inviting and calm. This song also is song by a choir or a
group of people. Throughout the video the church is present so in that case this means that this
song had an importance inside the church. The beginning of the fourth song is different by how the
drums are the first things you hear. In this song you will also presence all the songs playing at the
same time. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This song shows a lot of elegance and it is a song in which people are very interested in as it s
still very much heard today. There are moments in the fifth song in which the violins are played
very hard, and that is something different that has happened in this song than the other ones so far.
The Hallelujah chorus song which is the sixth example is a song that is still played and heard
around churches and the world. This song instantly begins with singing Hallelujah which brings the
listeners attention in the first few seconds of the song. The seventh example begins with opera
type singing that is meant to be sad and gloomy but precious and elegant all at the same time. This
song is shown to pay tribute to an occasion with beautiful singing. The eight example is played
with a piano and it all begins with a loud and big entrance. This song shows and hits many
different ques and notes as the song continues to go on. In a few instances you can see the
musician play the instrument and you can see how many different notes he hits. The next example
is shown to be played by many violins and accompanied by a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The very first music piece started off slow but then flutes and chimes came in and took the song
to a different level. It then later on has the same type of beat which helps it continue to flow. I
really like the flute solo that was played around the middle of the song. In the next song it starts
out as if it is a church choir. The song sounds serious and probably takes part of some ritual or
ceremony. The third song sounds very inviting and calm. This song also is song by a choir or a
group of people. Throughout the video the church is present so in that case this means that this
song had an importance inside the church. The beginning of the fourth song is different by how the
drums are the first things you hear. In this song you will also presence all the songs playing at the
same time. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This song shows a lot of elegance and it is a song in which people are very interested in as it s
still very much heard today. There are moments in the fifth song in which the violins are played
very hard, and that is something different that has happened in this song than the other ones so far.
The Hallelujah chorus song which is the sixth example is a song that is still played and heard
around churches and the world. This song instantly begins with singing Hallelujah which brings the
listeners attention in the first few seconds of the song. The seventh example begins with opera
type singing that is meant to be sad and gloomy but precious and elegant all at the same time. This
song is shown to pay tribute to an occasion with beautiful singing. The eight example is played
with a piano and it all begins with a loud and big entrance. This song shows and hits many
different ques and notes as the song continues to go on. In a few instances you can see the
musician play the instrument and you can see how many different notes he hits. The next example
is shown to be played by many violins and accompanied by a
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Climate Myths
The two climate myths that I found interesting are There is no consensus and Animals and plants
can adapt .
There is no consensus
Myth:
The Petition Project features over 31,000 scientists signing the petition stating There is no
convincing scientific evidence that human release of carbon dioxide will, in the forseeable future,
cause catastrophic heating of the Earth s atmosphere .
Correct Answer:
So a consensus in science is different from a political one. There is no vote. In the scientific field of
climate studies which is informed by many different disciplines the consensus is demonstrated by
the number of scientists who have stopped arguing about what is causing climate change and that s
nearly all of them. (The 97% consensus ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Correct Answer:
Global warming to date has certainly affected species geographical distributional ranges and the
timing of breeding, migration, flowering, and so on. The most well known study to date, by a
team from the UK, estimated that 18 and 35% of plant and animal species will be committed to
extinction by 2050 due to climate change. (Can animals and plants adapt to global warming?, 2017 )
Yes, my overall view on climate change have definitely evolved since taking this course. One of
the reason I elected this class is to learn the dept and state we truly are in regards to global warming
and it s effect into our environment. With all the knowledge gained since the beginning of this
class, the sense of urgency is now present. Lately, this new found awareness have been translated
into further improving current habits and slowly sharing climate change facts more to the people
that surrounding me.
The one review question from this week s reading assignment I selected is What are the major air
pollution sources? There are six common air pollutants, they are: ground level or bad ozone,
particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The two climate myths that I found interesting are There is no consensus and Animals and plants
can adapt .
There is no consensus
Myth:
The Petition Project features over 31,000 scientists signing the petition stating There is no
convincing scientific evidence that human release of carbon dioxide will, in the forseeable future,
cause catastrophic heating of the Earth s atmosphere .
Correct Answer:
So a consensus in science is different from a political one. There is no vote. In the scientific field of
climate studies which is informed by many different disciplines the consensus is demonstrated by
the number of scientists who have stopped arguing about what is causing climate change and that s
nearly all of them. (The 97% consensus ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Correct Answer:
Global warming to date has certainly affected species geographical distributional ranges and the
timing of breeding, migration, flowering, and so on. The most well known study to date, by a
team from the UK, estimated that 18 and 35% of plant and animal species will be committed to
extinction by 2050 due to climate change. (Can animals and plants adapt to global warming?, 2017 )
Yes, my overall view on climate change have definitely evolved since taking this course. One of
the reason I elected this class is to learn the dept and state we truly are in regards to global warming
and it s effect into our environment. With all the knowledge gained since the beginning of this
class, the sense of urgency is now present. Lately, this new found awareness have been translated
into further improving current habits and slowly sharing climate change facts more to the people
that surrounding me.
The one review question from this week s reading assignment I selected is What are the major air
pollution sources? There are six common air pollutants, they are: ground level or bad ozone,
particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Persuasive Essay On Stop And Frisk
Parayno, Jay Mard
English 105
Professor Zaragoza
December 11, 2016
Stop and Frisk Stop and frisk is a tactic designed for reducing crime by allowing police officers to
stop and search individuals that may seem suspicious. This law allows police officers to search
individuals only if they have reasonable suspicion that a crime might occur or if the suspect is
carrying anything illegal or dangerous. Between the years of 2002 and 2016, there have been 5
million stop and streets interrogations, and nine out of 10 individuals who were stopped have
been completely innocent ( Stop and Frisk Data ). With that being said, stop and frisk should not
continue to be a policing tactic because it is ineffective, it gives too much power to police officers,
and promotes racial profiling. One misconception that many believe is that the stop and frisk
program brings in many criminals or even those that have potential; however, many stop and
frisk incidents were unsuccessful, making the tactic ineffective. According to the NYPD s own
report, over 100,000 people were stopped every year since 2002 and every year above 77% were
innocent ( Stop and Frisk Data ). In an interview conducted by Amy Goodman for Democracy
Now, she interviews a NYPD officer named Adhyl Polanco ( NYPD Officer Risks ). He states
that the officers will cuff anyone just to meet their quota. Polanco continues, But when you take
that he s a male black, he s 14, 15, he s walking down the corner, he doesn t look like he belong
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Parayno, Jay Mard
English 105
Professor Zaragoza
December 11, 2016
Stop and Frisk Stop and frisk is a tactic designed for reducing crime by allowing police officers to
stop and search individuals that may seem suspicious. This law allows police officers to search
individuals only if they have reasonable suspicion that a crime might occur or if the suspect is
carrying anything illegal or dangerous. Between the years of 2002 and 2016, there have been 5
million stop and streets interrogations, and nine out of 10 individuals who were stopped have
been completely innocent ( Stop and Frisk Data ). With that being said, stop and frisk should not
continue to be a policing tactic because it is ineffective, it gives too much power to police officers,
and promotes racial profiling. One misconception that many believe is that the stop and frisk
program brings in many criminals or even those that have potential; however, many stop and
frisk incidents were unsuccessful, making the tactic ineffective. According to the NYPD s own
report, over 100,000 people were stopped every year since 2002 and every year above 77% were
innocent ( Stop and Frisk Data ). In an interview conducted by Amy Goodman for Democracy
Now, she interviews a NYPD officer named Adhyl Polanco ( NYPD Officer Risks ). He states
that the officers will cuff anyone just to meet their quota. Polanco continues, But when you take
that he s a male black, he s 14, 15, he s walking down the corner, he doesn t look like he belong
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Changes Of Climate Change Across Earth
Hominins During the Pleistocene
What is the Pleistocene? According to Understanding Humans: Introduction to Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology, the Pleistocene, or the Ice Age, was a period 1.8 mya 10,000 ya
marked by drastic fluctuations of climate change across Earth. The Pleistocene alternated between
extreme periods of glaciations and interglacials. During glaciations, temperatures dropped
drastically. In northern continents this drop in temperature led to mass accumulations of ice,
measuring nearly a mile thick; however, these glaciers were not seen everywhere. In Africa,
glaciations led to more arid and dry climates. Interglacials, on the other hand, were periods of
warmer climate. During interglacials, climate would become ... Show more content on
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During both the Early Pleistocene and the Middle Pleistocene, we see a number of hominins that
paved the way to modern human development (Boaz Ciochon, 2004). One of these hominins is
Homo erectus (Lewis et al., 2013). According to Lewis (2013) while it is probable that they first
developed developed in Africa, it also . . . seems likely that H. erectus first arose in East Africa
and then very quickly migrated to other continents ; however, it is hard to prove this hypothesis
as new fossils are found (p. 236). While H. erectus characteristics vary across continents, the
majority share the same range in body size, brains, and cranial shape. H. erectus adults had robust
bodies weighing more than 100 lbs. and measuring 5 6 tall. The range in H. erectus brain size is
700 to 1250 cm(^3). The most distinct characteristic of H. erectus is its cranial shape. The cranium
displays a thick cranial bone, large brow ridges, a pointy nuchal torus at the posterior, low forehead
development, a wide cranium base, and finally a sagittal keel (Lewis et al., 2013). According to The
First Humans, environments during the Early Pleistocene fluctuated, but they tended to be more
open and wet than the Pliocene environments before them. Thus, it was warmer. These open
grassland environments yielded bulky, herding mammals. The First Humans also suggests the
anatomy and physiology of H. erectus allowed for the endurance they needed in order to obtain
these mammals for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hominins During the Pleistocene
What is the Pleistocene? According to Understanding Humans: Introduction to Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology, the Pleistocene, or the Ice Age, was a period 1.8 mya 10,000 ya
marked by drastic fluctuations of climate change across Earth. The Pleistocene alternated between
extreme periods of glaciations and interglacials. During glaciations, temperatures dropped
drastically. In northern continents this drop in temperature led to mass accumulations of ice,
measuring nearly a mile thick; however, these glaciers were not seen everywhere. In Africa,
glaciations led to more arid and dry climates. Interglacials, on the other hand, were periods of
warmer climate. During interglacials, climate would become ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During both the Early Pleistocene and the Middle Pleistocene, we see a number of hominins that
paved the way to modern human development (Boaz Ciochon, 2004). One of these hominins is
Homo erectus (Lewis et al., 2013). According to Lewis (2013) while it is probable that they first
developed developed in Africa, it also . . . seems likely that H. erectus first arose in East Africa
and then very quickly migrated to other continents ; however, it is hard to prove this hypothesis
as new fossils are found (p. 236). While H. erectus characteristics vary across continents, the
majority share the same range in body size, brains, and cranial shape. H. erectus adults had robust
bodies weighing more than 100 lbs. and measuring 5 6 tall. The range in H. erectus brain size is
700 to 1250 cm(^3). The most distinct characteristic of H. erectus is its cranial shape. The cranium
displays a thick cranial bone, large brow ridges, a pointy nuchal torus at the posterior, low forehead
development, a wide cranium base, and finally a sagittal keel (Lewis et al., 2013). According to The
First Humans, environments during the Early Pleistocene fluctuated, but they tended to be more
open and wet than the Pliocene environments before them. Thus, it was warmer. These open
grassland environments yielded bulky, herding mammals. The First Humans also suggests the
anatomy and physiology of H. erectus allowed for the endurance they needed in order to obtain
these mammals for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lyme Disease Research Paper
Nikhat Parveen is an incredibly accomplished doctor in the Department of Microbiology,
Biochemistry along with Molecular Genetics at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School located
in Newark. Her primary field of research and study lies in infectious diseases such as Lyme
Disease. Lyme Disease is caused by deer ticks which have three developmental stages of larva,
nymph, and adult. The nymph is the main developmental stage were the tick can take the blood
from in organism and transmit pathogens into its bloodstream leading to infections. The main and
causative pathogen given in cases of Lyme Diseaseis known as Borrelia Burgdorferi. Borrelia
Burgdorferi is a spiral shaped bacteriacalled a spirochete. Lyme spirochetes can cause a horrible
multisystemic
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Nikhat Parveen is an incredibly accomplished doctor in the Department of Microbiology,
Biochemistry along with Molecular Genetics at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School located
in Newark. Her primary field of research and study lies in infectious diseases such as Lyme
Disease. Lyme Disease is caused by deer ticks which have three developmental stages of larva,
nymph, and adult. The nymph is the main developmental stage were the tick can take the blood
from in organism and transmit pathogens into its bloodstream leading to infections. The main and
causative pathogen given in cases of Lyme Diseaseis known as Borrelia Burgdorferi. Borrelia
Burgdorferi is a spiral shaped bacteriacalled a spirochete. Lyme spirochetes can cause a horrible
multisystemic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages And Differences Between Netflix And Netflix
1948 was the first year cable services began in the U.S. Since then cable has evolved over the
years and is becoming increasingly more expensive annually. Nevertheless, several individuals are
still selecting cable as their content provider, when streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and
Amazon exists. Streaming services are a superior alternative to cable because they are convenient,
offers a wide variety of content for a reasonable price, provides content options based on viewer s
preference, and they do not have any commercials. Streaming services are convenient for the
customers because they can stream the content from anywhere and anytime, and Netflix offers
audio description. Cable subscribers can only watch TV in their living room, and if they want cable
service in their other rooms, it will cost them additional money. On the other hand, Streaming
services subscribers only need internet access to stream content from their favorite streaming site.
Also, streaming services are accessible on smartphones, smart TVs, computers, iPad, tablets, and
gaming consoles. Thus, consumers can stream content from anywhere. In addition, consumers can
download TV shows and movies to their smartphones, if they are traveling, and it is difficult to
access the internet. Ledbetter from The Huffington Post reports [Netflix s new feature] lets users
watch some of their favorite shows and movies whenever and wherever they want, without internet
(1). In addition, Netflix offers an audio
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1948 was the first year cable services began in the U.S. Since then cable has evolved over the
years and is becoming increasingly more expensive annually. Nevertheless, several individuals are
still selecting cable as their content provider, when streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and
Amazon exists. Streaming services are a superior alternative to cable because they are convenient,
offers a wide variety of content for a reasonable price, provides content options based on viewer s
preference, and they do not have any commercials. Streaming services are convenient for the
customers because they can stream the content from anywhere and anytime, and Netflix offers
audio description. Cable subscribers can only watch TV in their living room, and if they want cable
service in their other rooms, it will cost them additional money. On the other hand, Streaming
services subscribers only need internet access to stream content from their favorite streaming site.
Also, streaming services are accessible on smartphones, smart TVs, computers, iPad, tablets, and
gaming consoles. Thus, consumers can stream content from anywhere. In addition, consumers can
download TV shows and movies to their smartphones, if they are traveling, and it is difficult to
access the internet. Ledbetter from The Huffington Post reports [Netflix s new feature] lets users
watch some of their favorite shows and movies whenever and wherever they want, without internet
(1). In addition, Netflix offers an audio
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stability In Any Family Is Important However, Building
Stability in any family is important however, building and maintaining stability in a blended family
is much harder due to the many variables a blended family faces. We will explore some of these
challenges and the results of them.
Living arrangements
Living arrangements can be one of the most challenging things for a blended/step family. There is
the need for everyone to feel that they have their own space when needed to just escape, while also
having a sense of inclusion for all the family members. The hardest thing here is when children go
for visitation to the other parent s home is to ensure that they have what they need for the visitation
and making sure those items are returned home. This can often lead to implications between ...
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None of the data came from the other household. As a blended family, this is something that could
make capturing data tough. There are too many inconsistencies from each households and parenting
styles. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015)
Study findings consisted of the difficulty of getting fathers to really participate in a family unit
let alone a stepfather. For this reason alone, it is common for the children to be a bit distance
from the stepfather. Were stepmothers being generally more involved in the day to day
happenings. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015) This is something
that is very present within my own blended family. Though my husband and I have custody of all
five of our children and we have lived together for over ten years, my husband is much more
distant from my daughter than I am with his children. His children tend to find me as a go to
person when they feel they can t go to either of their own parents. At the end of the day everyone
must do their part to make a family unit function. Each person must fulfill their role so that all the
puzzle pieces fit together.
Single Parent Household The single parent household also provides an instability for the child(ren).
(Juby, Heather, CГ©line Le Bourdais, and Nicole Marcil Gratton, 2001) Often the single parent
must work long hours, multiple jobs
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Stability in any family is important however, building and maintaining stability in a blended family
is much harder due to the many variables a blended family faces. We will explore some of these
challenges and the results of them.
Living arrangements
Living arrangements can be one of the most challenging things for a blended/step family. There is
the need for everyone to feel that they have their own space when needed to just escape, while also
having a sense of inclusion for all the family members. The hardest thing here is when children go
for visitation to the other parent s home is to ensure that they have what they need for the visitation
and making sure those items are returned home. This can often lead to implications between ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
None of the data came from the other household. As a blended family, this is something that could
make capturing data tough. There are too many inconsistencies from each households and parenting
styles. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015)
Study findings consisted of the difficulty of getting fathers to really participate in a family unit
let alone a stepfather. For this reason alone, it is common for the children to be a bit distance
from the stepfather. Were stepmothers being generally more involved in the day to day
happenings. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015) This is something
that is very present within my own blended family. Though my husband and I have custody of all
five of our children and we have lived together for over ten years, my husband is much more
distant from my daughter than I am with his children. His children tend to find me as a go to
person when they feel they can t go to either of their own parents. At the end of the day everyone
must do their part to make a family unit function. Each person must fulfill their role so that all the
puzzle pieces fit together.
Single Parent Household The single parent household also provides an instability for the child(ren).
(Juby, Heather, CГ©line Le Bourdais, and Nicole Marcil Gratton, 2001) Often the single parent
must work long hours, multiple jobs
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The Role of Women in DoyleВ ґs A Scandal in Bohemia Essay
Doyle s A Scandal in Bohemia follows the story of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes on his
adventures to retrieve a disgraceful photograph of Irene Adler and the King of Bohemia. The king,
now engaged to a different woman, is fearful that Adler may use the photo as blackmail. In A
Scandal in Bohemia, the apparent role of women is minuscule. The only female emphasis is on one
woman, who is the object of Holmes detective inquiries. In A Scandal in Bohemia, society places
women at a subordinate level, pushing them to the background and therefore never allowing the
reader to fully understand their character. Watson describes women as second class citizens at the
start of the story without directly saying so. Watson comments: My own... Show more content on
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The King also fears the revelation of the scandalous photograph simply because it lies in the hands
of a woman. His interests to dominate this woman, Irene Adler, are evident in the callous actions
the King directs towards her. The King states, Five attempts have been made. Twice burglars in
my pay ransacked her house. Once we diverted her luggage when she traveled. Twice she has
been waylaid. There has been no result (218). This disdain and oblivion towards Adler s privacy
leads one to reassess the King s motives. Is he actually interested in the photograph or do his
actions focus solely on hurting Irene Adler? The King wants the upper hand on this beautiful, yet
extremely intelligent woman. The King s attitude towards his future wife and his former lover,
Irene Adler, fits into society s narrowly defined roles of women. In British Victorian society,
women were the nurtures and the protectors of the children, and what some deemed as only
monetarily valuable items. This female instinct to nurture is one stereotype that is greatly reflected
in the personality of Irene Adler. Adler s willingness to help is a quality that Watson, as well as
other men in society, felt all women should possess. Watson acknowledges this nurturing tendency
when he says, but I know that I never felt more heartily ashamed of myself when I saw the
beautiful creature against which I was conspiring, or the grace and kindliness with which she
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Doyle s A Scandal in Bohemia follows the story of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes on his
adventures to retrieve a disgraceful photograph of Irene Adler and the King of Bohemia. The king,
now engaged to a different woman, is fearful that Adler may use the photo as blackmail. In A
Scandal in Bohemia, the apparent role of women is minuscule. The only female emphasis is on one
woman, who is the object of Holmes detective inquiries. In A Scandal in Bohemia, society places
women at a subordinate level, pushing them to the background and therefore never allowing the
reader to fully understand their character. Watson describes women as second class citizens at the
start of the story without directly saying so. Watson comments: My own... Show more content on
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The King also fears the revelation of the scandalous photograph simply because it lies in the hands
of a woman. His interests to dominate this woman, Irene Adler, are evident in the callous actions
the King directs towards her. The King states, Five attempts have been made. Twice burglars in
my pay ransacked her house. Once we diverted her luggage when she traveled. Twice she has
been waylaid. There has been no result (218). This disdain and oblivion towards Adler s privacy
leads one to reassess the King s motives. Is he actually interested in the photograph or do his
actions focus solely on hurting Irene Adler? The King wants the upper hand on this beautiful, yet
extremely intelligent woman. The King s attitude towards his future wife and his former lover,
Irene Adler, fits into society s narrowly defined roles of women. In British Victorian society,
women were the nurtures and the protectors of the children, and what some deemed as only
monetarily valuable items. This female instinct to nurture is one stereotype that is greatly reflected
in the personality of Irene Adler. Adler s willingness to help is a quality that Watson, as well as
other men in society, felt all women should possess. Watson acknowledges this nurturing tendency
when he says, but I know that I never felt more heartily ashamed of myself when I saw the
beautiful creature against which I was conspiring, or the grace and kindliness with which she
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Black Decker Power Tools Division
Module| Session| Course/Theme| Case| Who| When| Where| Case Leads/Due Date| T1| 8|
Winning Through Marketing Management| Black amp; Decker Power Tools Division| Joseph
Galli, VP of Sales and MarketingNoran Archibald, CEO| January 1991| Towson, MarylandUnited
States| November 28, 2012| What Situation/Issues/Risks/ Decision| 1. B amp;D lost its market
share of professional tradesmen tools segment against Makita Electric of Japan 2. Makita held an
80% share in cordless drills, the single largest product category and a 50% professional tradesmen
tools segment share overall compared to 9% share of B amp;D 3. B amp;D maintained #1 market
position in the Consumer and Professional Industrial segments; and only... Show more content on
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| Recommendation amp; Rationale| Action / Implementation| See answer of Q2 below.| See
answer of Q3 below.| Key Learnings amp; Why is this important| * | Assignment Questions| 1.
Why is Makita outselling Black and Decker 8 to 1 in an account that gives them equal shelf
space? a. Makita provided a good baseline option in all major categories compared to other
suppliers who had strengths in particular product(s) e.g. Skil provided good circular saws. b.
Home Depot strategy of stocking 30K items at prices 30% less compare to traditional hardware
stores with superior customer service helped Makita to gain marketplace dominance. Makita
offered lower prices i.e. ~5% lower on average compared to B amp;D products. This also helped
Makita to gain good perception from Tradesmen segment buyers as their product quality was
reasonably good. 2. What should Joe Galli do? Why? c. I suggest to go with option 4 and use
market products under DeWalt s brand in addition to existing B amp;D products. This would not
hurt existing market share by much and there is great potential of taking away market share from
Makita and other suppliers by launching products under a well reputable brand DeWalt in a
different color. 3. Step back and take a big picture view of the sort of change process that would
accompany your
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Module| Session| Course/Theme| Case| Who| When| Where| Case Leads/Due Date| T1| 8|
Winning Through Marketing Management| Black amp; Decker Power Tools Division| Joseph
Galli, VP of Sales and MarketingNoran Archibald, CEO| January 1991| Towson, MarylandUnited
States| November 28, 2012| What Situation/Issues/Risks/ Decision| 1. B amp;D lost its market
share of professional tradesmen tools segment against Makita Electric of Japan 2. Makita held an
80% share in cordless drills, the single largest product category and a 50% professional tradesmen
tools segment share overall compared to 9% share of B amp;D 3. B amp;D maintained #1 market
position in the Consumer and Professional Industrial segments; and only... Show more content on
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| Recommendation amp; Rationale| Action / Implementation| See answer of Q2 below.| See
answer of Q3 below.| Key Learnings amp; Why is this important| * | Assignment Questions| 1.
Why is Makita outselling Black and Decker 8 to 1 in an account that gives them equal shelf
space? a. Makita provided a good baseline option in all major categories compared to other
suppliers who had strengths in particular product(s) e.g. Skil provided good circular saws. b.
Home Depot strategy of stocking 30K items at prices 30% less compare to traditional hardware
stores with superior customer service helped Makita to gain marketplace dominance. Makita
offered lower prices i.e. ~5% lower on average compared to B amp;D products. This also helped
Makita to gain good perception from Tradesmen segment buyers as their product quality was
reasonably good. 2. What should Joe Galli do? Why? c. I suggest to go with option 4 and use
market products under DeWalt s brand in addition to existing B amp;D products. This would not
hurt existing market share by much and there is great potential of taking away market share from
Makita and other suppliers by launching products under a well reputable brand DeWalt in a
different color. 3. Step back and take a big picture view of the sort of change process that would
accompany your
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Marketing Swot and Pest B Q
Findings Company History The B amp;Q store is located at Mahon Point Retail Park Mahon Co
Cork. It commenced trading in 2005 and is one of nine outlets in the Republic Of Ireland. Its
first store opened in the Republic at Liffey Valley in Dublin in 2002. The company was founded
by Richard Block and David Quayle in March 1969 and the first store was opened in Southampton
Hampshire. The store was originally called Block and Quayle but was then shorted to B amp;Q.
The owners wanted to offer their customers better value, longer opening hours and better product
range. By 1979 the company had seen rapid expansion and had a total of 26 stores. Further
expansion ensued through a combination of mergers and acquisitions. In 1980 B amp;Q bought...
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The company is a strong advocate of personal development and advancement of all employees.
There are opportunities to gain qualifications as part of employee development. * NVQ level 2
in retail accredited by City and Guilds * B amp;Q apprenticeships in retail a 12 to 18 month
development program recognized by City and Guilds * Fast Track is a training facility to assist
managers move onto the next level in their career Staff Recruitment The preferred method of
staff recruitment is by using the online application facility at www.DIY.uk. You must create a
user account to access the system. Here you can find current vacancies and view job
descriptions. A detailed application from must be completed and there is a facility to upload your
CV. You can apply for an existing vacancy or depending on your profile supplied; you will be
notified of future vacancies as they arise. The
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Findings Company History The B amp;Q store is located at Mahon Point Retail Park Mahon Co
Cork. It commenced trading in 2005 and is one of nine outlets in the Republic Of Ireland. Its
first store opened in the Republic at Liffey Valley in Dublin in 2002. The company was founded
by Richard Block and David Quayle in March 1969 and the first store was opened in Southampton
Hampshire. The store was originally called Block and Quayle but was then shorted to B amp;Q.
The owners wanted to offer their customers better value, longer opening hours and better product
range. By 1979 the company had seen rapid expansion and had a total of 26 stores. Further
expansion ensued through a combination of mergers and acquisitions. In 1980 B amp;Q bought...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company is a strong advocate of personal development and advancement of all employees.
There are opportunities to gain qualifications as part of employee development. * NVQ level 2
in retail accredited by City and Guilds * B amp;Q apprenticeships in retail a 12 to 18 month
development program recognized by City and Guilds * Fast Track is a training facility to assist
managers move onto the next level in their career Staff Recruitment The preferred method of
staff recruitment is by using the online application facility at www.DIY.uk. You must create a
user account to access the system. Here you can find current vacancies and view job
descriptions. A detailed application from must be completed and there is a facility to upload your
CV. You can apply for an existing vacancy or depending on your profile supplied; you will be
notified of future vacancies as they arise. The
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Examples Of Racism In Remember The Titans
Remember the Titans
How does gerry overcome his own racism throughout the film Remember the Titans directed by
Boaz Yakin?
My essay is about the issue of racism, how it is still alive today and that it can be overcome.
Racism is a far reaching issue in almost all countries around the world. It can be found in wealthy
societies, poor societies, sports, politics,in friendship groups, in the workplace, schools in fact
every where. Even though we have had civil wars,world wars and acts of terrorism through history
and today, racism is very much alive. All though this is all sad it can be overcome and in Rember
the Titans it is.
In the beginning of the movie our character Gerry Bertier is a successful footballer and captain for
his team The Titans from TC Williams high school.
Gerry is a white middle class student who is moving through the end of boy hood in t manhood. He
feels he has a lot of responsibilities. Gerry is openly able to talk about his feelings for black people
and coloured people right from the beginning but ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He and Julius are forced by their coach to spend time with each other to find out what each other
were interested in and about their families. They start to resect each other and this is shown when
Gerry says to Julius you re a pure waste of God given talent
He recognizes Julius is good at football he then goes on to say how Julius has the worst type of
attitude. Julius responds saying attitude reflects leadership, captain Julius also recognizes that
Gerry is good at football and finishes his sentence with captain . Gerrys face reflects realization
that his leadership has been racist by using the black guys to make the white guys look better. Most
significantly this film shows that it can be overcome in the hospital scene, Gerry raises his left hand
to greet Julius a moment shared to tell him he remembered their argument over the poster. Gerry
tells the nurse that he considers Julius his
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Remember the Titans
How does gerry overcome his own racism throughout the film Remember the Titans directed by
Boaz Yakin?
My essay is about the issue of racism, how it is still alive today and that it can be overcome.
Racism is a far reaching issue in almost all countries around the world. It can be found in wealthy
societies, poor societies, sports, politics,in friendship groups, in the workplace, schools in fact
every where. Even though we have had civil wars,world wars and acts of terrorism through history
and today, racism is very much alive. All though this is all sad it can be overcome and in Rember
the Titans it is.
In the beginning of the movie our character Gerry Bertier is a successful footballer and captain for
his team The Titans from TC Williams high school.
Gerry is a white middle class student who is moving through the end of boy hood in t manhood. He
feels he has a lot of responsibilities. Gerry is openly able to talk about his feelings for black people
and coloured people right from the beginning but ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He and Julius are forced by their coach to spend time with each other to find out what each other
were interested in and about their families. They start to resect each other and this is shown when
Gerry says to Julius you re a pure waste of God given talent
He recognizes Julius is good at football he then goes on to say how Julius has the worst type of
attitude. Julius responds saying attitude reflects leadership, captain Julius also recognizes that
Gerry is good at football and finishes his sentence with captain . Gerrys face reflects realization
that his leadership has been racist by using the black guys to make the white guys look better. Most
significantly this film shows that it can be overcome in the hospital scene, Gerry raises his left hand
to greet Julius a moment shared to tell him he remembered their argument over the poster. Gerry
tells the nurse that he considers Julius his
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The Beat Generation Analysis
As said by David Brubeck, an American jazz pianist and composer, Jazz stands for freedom. It s
supposed to be the voice of freedom: Get out there and improvise, and take chances, and don t be
a perfectionist leave that to the classical musicians . In this explication, David Brubeck views
jazz as a form of free speech; giving people free reign to express themselves in any way, shape, or
form without the fear of being denigrated by the general public. The Beat Generationwas a
promising time filled with many significant authors, poets, and artists who were not afraid to
express themselves and their beliefs in their works of art. As these works of art were continuously
produced and distributed, artists turn to many sources for inspiration, like jazz, to put into their
work. That said, jazz s free flowing characteristics of taking chances and improvising catches the
eyes of many poets by inspiring them to express themselves in their poems; those of which include
Amiri Baraka, Bob Kaufman, and Ted Joans.
To begin, jazz s unique extemporizing aspects incites Amiri Baraka to proclaim his conviction on
the worldly problems that we face in his eminent poem, Afrikan Revolution. Presented on February
4, 1973 after Amilear Cabral s funeral, Amiri Baraka expresses his concerns on the differences
among the people in society, specifically, people of African descent and anyone who is suffering
from oppression. At the start of the poem, Amiri Baraka strikes his audience with examples of
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As said by David Brubeck, an American jazz pianist and composer, Jazz stands for freedom. It s
supposed to be the voice of freedom: Get out there and improvise, and take chances, and don t be
a perfectionist leave that to the classical musicians . In this explication, David Brubeck views
jazz as a form of free speech; giving people free reign to express themselves in any way, shape, or
form without the fear of being denigrated by the general public. The Beat Generationwas a
promising time filled with many significant authors, poets, and artists who were not afraid to
express themselves and their beliefs in their works of art. As these works of art were continuously
produced and distributed, artists turn to many sources for inspiration, like jazz, to put into their
work. That said, jazz s free flowing characteristics of taking chances and improvising catches the
eyes of many poets by inspiring them to express themselves in their poems; those of which include
Amiri Baraka, Bob Kaufman, and Ted Joans.
To begin, jazz s unique extemporizing aspects incites Amiri Baraka to proclaim his conviction on
the worldly problems that we face in his eminent poem, Afrikan Revolution. Presented on February
4, 1973 after Amilear Cabral s funeral, Amiri Baraka expresses his concerns on the differences
among the people in society, specifically, people of African descent and anyone who is suffering
from oppression. At the start of the poem, Amiri Baraka strikes his audience with examples of
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Volunteer Marking Essay
Volunteer Marking and Recording the names of Veterans at the Independence Cemetary For one
of my friends Eagle project, we went around the cemetary and recorded all the information given
about veterans. These records would be put down online so that anyone serching for a specific
person could find where they are buried. It was actually a fun job, we got to see all the awards
given to some of these vets and compare them. It was interesting to see just how much some
people had done to serve our country. I both helped decipher eroded gravestones and and took
pictures of what we were doing. This experience allowed me to gain a deeper understanding and
respect for those who have served. 4 hours One time 1 year Volunteer Honor flight organizer The
Honor flight is an organization that provides veterans a flight to memorials in Washington D.C.
for free. My grandpa was on the flight. I already was going to be at the welcome home ceremony
that was taking place at the airport. I decided to make it a big deal. I invited all the boys from
my troop to go to this welcome home to show our support to the veterans. At the welcoming, 2
scouts from my troop came along with their parents. I organized the event and was able to get
people there. It took a few... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cecilia festival. We help carry trays, clear tables, and wash dishes. It s mostly manual work, but
I enjoy helping out. The best benefit is that I get to spend time with my friends. When we have
some free time, we spend most of our time talking and laughing. Honestly I don t mind working
if I get to do it with my friends. Both years I have washed dishes and I have gotten better at
washing dishes for sure. Through the dinner, I have gottern better at social interaction and
whenever I went into the dinnerroom, I smiled. Smiling is the best way to interact with people. If
a conversation is not started, at least I receive a smile from the people I m
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Volunteer Marking and Recording the names of Veterans at the Independence Cemetary For one
of my friends Eagle project, we went around the cemetary and recorded all the information given
about veterans. These records would be put down online so that anyone serching for a specific
person could find where they are buried. It was actually a fun job, we got to see all the awards
given to some of these vets and compare them. It was interesting to see just how much some
people had done to serve our country. I both helped decipher eroded gravestones and and took
pictures of what we were doing. This experience allowed me to gain a deeper understanding and
respect for those who have served. 4 hours One time 1 year Volunteer Honor flight organizer The
Honor flight is an organization that provides veterans a flight to memorials in Washington D.C.
for free. My grandpa was on the flight. I already was going to be at the welcome home ceremony
that was taking place at the airport. I decided to make it a big deal. I invited all the boys from
my troop to go to this welcome home to show our support to the veterans. At the welcoming, 2
scouts from my troop came along with their parents. I organized the event and was able to get
people there. It took a few... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cecilia festival. We help carry trays, clear tables, and wash dishes. It s mostly manual work, but
I enjoy helping out. The best benefit is that I get to spend time with my friends. When we have
some free time, we spend most of our time talking and laughing. Honestly I don t mind working
if I get to do it with my friends. Both years I have washed dishes and I have gotten better at
washing dishes for sure. Through the dinner, I have gottern better at social interaction and
whenever I went into the dinnerroom, I smiled. Smiling is the best way to interact with people. If
a conversation is not started, at least I receive a smile from the people I m
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The Tragedy Of Miss X
Each of the family members reacted differently in response to this difficult news. The mother
began crying and was clearly distraught by the news. The father also had solitary tears but was
attempting to remain stoic and strong for his family. The partner of Miss X was visibly upset by
the news and had to leave the room during the conversation. However, Miss X was somber
throughout the consultation and very matter of fact regarding treatment. She appeared to be putting
on a brave front in order to cope with the difficult news and the reaction of her family, showing
considerably less distress than her other family members. Miss X was keen to discuss the surgery
and its practicalities. All of the family members were distressed by the decision they needed to
make but chose to externalise this differently. The specialist nurse who had a unique relationship
with the family was sympathetic and comforting to the family. The family also felt more
comfortable verbalising their concerns and directing their questions to her rather than the doctor.
This may be attributed to their familiarity, but also their perception that the doctor was in a position
of authority or was less approachable.
Additionally, the doctor did not re explain the plan of action and its consequences to the partner of
Miss X, despite him returning to the room as Dr X was leaving. Therefore, it left to the specialist
nurse and the rest of the family to inform him. Miss X is the patient, and therefore the
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Each of the family members reacted differently in response to this difficult news. The mother
began crying and was clearly distraught by the news. The father also had solitary tears but was
attempting to remain stoic and strong for his family. The partner of Miss X was visibly upset by
the news and had to leave the room during the conversation. However, Miss X was somber
throughout the consultation and very matter of fact regarding treatment. She appeared to be putting
on a brave front in order to cope with the difficult news and the reaction of her family, showing
considerably less distress than her other family members. Miss X was keen to discuss the surgery
and its practicalities. All of the family members were distressed by the decision they needed to
make but chose to externalise this differently. The specialist nurse who had a unique relationship
with the family was sympathetic and comforting to the family. The family also felt more
comfortable verbalising their concerns and directing their questions to her rather than the doctor.
This may be attributed to their familiarity, but also their perception that the doctor was in a position
of authority or was less approachable.
Additionally, the doctor did not re explain the plan of action and its consequences to the partner of
Miss X, despite him returning to the room as Dr X was leaving. Therefore, it left to the specialist
nurse and the rest of the family to inform him. Miss X is the patient, and therefore the
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American Government Vs Us Government
When we think about our government we think that it is fair and that since we get to choose who
we want to represent us, our government is of the people, by the people, for the people. Some of us
are too ignorant, like me, to see that the very way that our government is set up benefits those who
are the wealthiest. Instead the American governmentis of the wealthy, by the wealthy and for the
wealthy. I think that our government does benefit wealthy people and other powerful
organizations. The reason that I say this is because there are so many policies and things in our
government that mostly benefits those who are the top 1%. Lobbyist mostly stays in the legislative
branch but the branches of our government can lobby each other as a way the... Show more content
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Voters do not know whether or not the candidates are qualified. How can we chose who we want
as our judges if we don t even know how to decide on who to pick? And finally money has further
corrupted the process. Can you imagine a lawyer or a litigant walking up to a judge in the
middle of a trial and handing the judge a check for his or her campaign? Would it make any
difference if the check was delivered a week before? And isn t it even worse now that the big
boys are coming in with even bigger checks? One report says, and the money involved has
created a grave and growing challenge to the impartiality of our nation s courts. Another reason
why the judicial branch benefits those in power is because in many cases were the lawyers and
the judges are corrupt. One example would be when a District Attorney and other officials help a
convicted criminal escape. Why would they do such a thing? It is because money is involved and
they pay each other off and they lie and commit
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When we think about our government we think that it is fair and that since we get to choose who
we want to represent us, our government is of the people, by the people, for the people. Some of us
are too ignorant, like me, to see that the very way that our government is set up benefits those who
are the wealthiest. Instead the American governmentis of the wealthy, by the wealthy and for the
wealthy. I think that our government does benefit wealthy people and other powerful
organizations. The reason that I say this is because there are so many policies and things in our
government that mostly benefits those who are the top 1%. Lobbyist mostly stays in the legislative
branch but the branches of our government can lobby each other as a way the... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Voters do not know whether or not the candidates are qualified. How can we chose who we want
as our judges if we don t even know how to decide on who to pick? And finally money has further
corrupted the process. Can you imagine a lawyer or a litigant walking up to a judge in the
middle of a trial and handing the judge a check for his or her campaign? Would it make any
difference if the check was delivered a week before? And isn t it even worse now that the big
boys are coming in with even bigger checks? One report says, and the money involved has
created a grave and growing challenge to the impartiality of our nation s courts. Another reason
why the judicial branch benefits those in power is because in many cases were the lawyers and
the judges are corrupt. One example would be when a District Attorney and other officials help a
convicted criminal escape. Why would they do such a thing? It is because money is involved and
they pay each other off and they lie and commit
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Cleisthenes As An Opportunist
Cleisthenes was the Athenian politician setting the stage of democracy around c.520 BC and to
c.400 BC. An opportunist is defined by Oxford dictionaries as: A person who takes advantage of
opportunities as and when they arise, regardless of planning or principle . For many, this sums up
the rule of Cleisthenesas he took advantage of the anti tyrannical movement and of the power he
was given to improve the position of himself and his Alcmaeonid family. However, this essay will
argue that although Cleisthenes did take advantage of opportunities, he was ultimately very
principled in nature and was actually a reactionist. This is to say that he reacted to problems and
events that occurred and dealt with them the best he could, rather than taking advantage of the
opportunity to better himself, the elite classes or his family.
To many, Cleisthenes was simply an opportunist. One way he can be said to be opportunistic is
during his rise to power. This idea has stemmed from the ancient Greek author Herodotus, and in
parts Aristotle as well. On the whole, these are two ancient authors with semi opposing views, with
Herodotus being a stronger source for stating Cleisthenes was an opportunist. The main reason
most historians believe that Cleisthenes was an opportunist is because of the account from
Herodotus histories. The account is as follows: these two [Isagoras and Cleisthenes] were rivals
for power, and Cleisthenes, who was getting the worst of it, took the people into his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cleisthenes was the Athenian politician setting the stage of democracy around c.520 BC and to
c.400 BC. An opportunist is defined by Oxford dictionaries as: A person who takes advantage of
opportunities as and when they arise, regardless of planning or principle . For many, this sums up
the rule of Cleisthenesas he took advantage of the anti tyrannical movement and of the power he
was given to improve the position of himself and his Alcmaeonid family. However, this essay will
argue that although Cleisthenes did take advantage of opportunities, he was ultimately very
principled in nature and was actually a reactionist. This is to say that he reacted to problems and
events that occurred and dealt with them the best he could, rather than taking advantage of the
opportunity to better himself, the elite classes or his family.
To many, Cleisthenes was simply an opportunist. One way he can be said to be opportunistic is
during his rise to power. This idea has stemmed from the ancient Greek author Herodotus, and in
parts Aristotle as well. On the whole, these are two ancient authors with semi opposing views, with
Herodotus being a stronger source for stating Cleisthenes was an opportunist. The main reason
most historians believe that Cleisthenes was an opportunist is because of the account from
Herodotus histories. The account is as follows: these two [Isagoras and Cleisthenes] were rivals
for power, and Cleisthenes, who was getting the worst of it, took the people into his
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Mississippi Casino Gambling
Casino gambling remains a controversial issue, mostly due to personal and religious views on the
negative effects (gambling addictions) it has on society. However, there seems to be very little
controversy relating to the role the casino industry has in the state s economic and tourism
development. The purpose of the paper is to provide a synopsis of the role Mississippis casino
industry has played in the state s economic and tourism industry. The report focuses on three
jurisdictions: Tunica, Greenville, and the Gulf Coast. The report supports my theory that the
Mississippicasino industry unequivocally has a positive impact on the state s economy and tourism
industry.
Casino Industry s Impact on Economic and
Tourism Development in Mississippi ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One mayor even called the casinos effect a mixed bag (Green, Community Profile: Making
Connections in Greenville, Mississippi ). Another critic stated, Although gaming employs nearly
900 residents, most of the jobs pay low wages and offer few benefits. (Green, Community Profile:
Making Connections in Greenville, Mississippi ). Even Mayor Heather McTeer, Greenville s first
black and female mayor elected in 2004, who refers to herself as the ultimate optimist , had
lukewarm comments about the gaming industry. McTeer views the lakefront casinos she inherited,
for better or worse, as part of their community. The casinos brought some social problems, but they
have also brought money into the city budget. (Seawright, The Mayor ). When McTeer became
mayor, she stopped contributing casino generated revenue to the general fund so that if the casinos
left, the city would be able to survive (Seawright, The
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Casino gambling remains a controversial issue, mostly due to personal and religious views on the
negative effects (gambling addictions) it has on society. However, there seems to be very little
controversy relating to the role the casino industry has in the state s economic and tourism
development. The purpose of the paper is to provide a synopsis of the role Mississippis casino
industry has played in the state s economic and tourism industry. The report focuses on three
jurisdictions: Tunica, Greenville, and the Gulf Coast. The report supports my theory that the
Mississippicasino industry unequivocally has a positive impact on the state s economy and tourism
industry.
Casino Industry s Impact on Economic and
Tourism Development in Mississippi ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One mayor even called the casinos effect a mixed bag (Green, Community Profile: Making
Connections in Greenville, Mississippi ). Another critic stated, Although gaming employs nearly
900 residents, most of the jobs pay low wages and offer few benefits. (Green, Community Profile:
Making Connections in Greenville, Mississippi ). Even Mayor Heather McTeer, Greenville s first
black and female mayor elected in 2004, who refers to herself as the ultimate optimist , had
lukewarm comments about the gaming industry. McTeer views the lakefront casinos she inherited,
for better or worse, as part of their community. The casinos brought some social problems, but they
have also brought money into the city budget. (Seawright, The Mayor ). When McTeer became
mayor, she stopped contributing casino generated revenue to the general fund so that if the casinos
left, the city would be able to survive (Seawright, The
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Life Is A Loss Of Life
Life is a given but death is where life is being taken away and within this time people mourn
people are sad emotion and confused and question why this had happened. I was 11 years old
when I experienced my first official lost and my heart had felt like it had shattered into millions of
pieces and all of a sudden where you thoughtyou were full of joy a cloud of darkness comes over
you. With this type of darkness it s more than just grief because if you compare a lost thing such
as a toy you can replace it or have a chance to find it again but in this case you are left with a
place in the ground to visit and there s no way or finding it s a lost item that will not be able to
be retrieved again. I lost my a family member but she was so much more to me she was my best
friend a sister that I could always talk to and be able to be with every family visit reunions and
our traditional 4th of July bbq and now I stay home because it doesn t seem right to be there
without here and sit there alone. As I and she grew up together we had been able to share many
memories such going to her house and just talking on the stairs when me and her singing and
playing piano. And the time where I and she would sit outside my house then walk to the park to
watch the fireworks on 4th of July. These memories are what make you think about how these
little things do impact your life because now I have no one to talk to when I go to her house on
family reminds and she had 8 other siblings and none
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Life is a given but death is where life is being taken away and within this time people mourn
people are sad emotion and confused and question why this had happened. I was 11 years old
when I experienced my first official lost and my heart had felt like it had shattered into millions of
pieces and all of a sudden where you thoughtyou were full of joy a cloud of darkness comes over
you. With this type of darkness it s more than just grief because if you compare a lost thing such
as a toy you can replace it or have a chance to find it again but in this case you are left with a
place in the ground to visit and there s no way or finding it s a lost item that will not be able to
be retrieved again. I lost my a family member but she was so much more to me she was my best
friend a sister that I could always talk to and be able to be with every family visit reunions and
our traditional 4th of July bbq and now I stay home because it doesn t seem right to be there
without here and sit there alone. As I and she grew up together we had been able to share many
memories such going to her house and just talking on the stairs when me and her singing and
playing piano. And the time where I and she would sit outside my house then walk to the park to
watch the fireworks on 4th of July. These memories are what make you think about how these
little things do impact your life because now I have no one to talk to when I go to her house on
family reminds and she had 8 other siblings and none
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Animal Captivity Research Paper
Zoos have been around for thousands of years holding thousands of different species for humans
to marvel at. The first recorded instance of animals in captivity was in fifteen hundred B.C. in
egypt where animals from all over Africa were kept. Zoos have been used as ways for people to
view animals they would most likely never have a chance to see in the wild. This is why zoos
have been so popular because everyday people have the opportunity to see animals that they would
have never seen before. Unfortunately animals living in zoos have no chance of living in their
natural habitat. They will spend their entire lives living in a enclosement being marveled at by
humans. Animals should not be kept in captivity because no living creature should... Show more
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Some animal containment facilities are solely designed to rehabilitate injured animals and prepare
them to be released back into the wild. Zoos on the other hand are only meant for people s
entertainment. The animals in zoos are not being prepared to be sent back into the wild. Zoos are
filled with animals which are not often seen by the population surrounding the zoo. Rather than
keep endangered species in the zoos more widely covered animals are placed in zoos to draw
crowds. Zoos find themselves in a bind. In order to maintain this popularity and income they
have to cram in as many charismatic, big draw species as possible into a limited space. This
commercial need can clash with the desire to recreate natural environments and can even, as
studies have shown, diminish the actual proportion of endangered species under their care.
(Sanctuaries or Showbiz: What s the Future of Zoos?). Zoos need to focus on rehabilitation and
protecting endangered wildlife. Instead of just being a major tourist trap zoos should focus on
saving endangered animals. If you wanted to design a zoo for conservation, that would be very
different from an entertainment zoo, said Ben Minteer, an ethicist at Arizona State University. A
lot of zoos are making a hard pivot to conservation but there s a tension there. (Sanctuaries or
Showbiz: What s the Future of Zoos?). The current idea of zoos needs to be
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Zoos have been around for thousands of years holding thousands of different species for humans
to marvel at. The first recorded instance of animals in captivity was in fifteen hundred B.C. in
egypt where animals from all over Africa were kept. Zoos have been used as ways for people to
view animals they would most likely never have a chance to see in the wild. This is why zoos
have been so popular because everyday people have the opportunity to see animals that they would
have never seen before. Unfortunately animals living in zoos have no chance of living in their
natural habitat. They will spend their entire lives living in a enclosement being marveled at by
humans. Animals should not be kept in captivity because no living creature should... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some animal containment facilities are solely designed to rehabilitate injured animals and prepare
them to be released back into the wild. Zoos on the other hand are only meant for people s
entertainment. The animals in zoos are not being prepared to be sent back into the wild. Zoos are
filled with animals which are not often seen by the population surrounding the zoo. Rather than
keep endangered species in the zoos more widely covered animals are placed in zoos to draw
crowds. Zoos find themselves in a bind. In order to maintain this popularity and income they
have to cram in as many charismatic, big draw species as possible into a limited space. This
commercial need can clash with the desire to recreate natural environments and can even, as
studies have shown, diminish the actual proportion of endangered species under their care.
(Sanctuaries or Showbiz: What s the Future of Zoos?). Zoos need to focus on rehabilitation and
protecting endangered wildlife. Instead of just being a major tourist trap zoos should focus on
saving endangered animals. If you wanted to design a zoo for conservation, that would be very
different from an entertainment zoo, said Ben Minteer, an ethicist at Arizona State University. A
lot of zoos are making a hard pivot to conservation but there s a tension there. (Sanctuaries or
Showbiz: What s the Future of Zoos?). The current idea of zoos needs to be
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Dog Bite Memo
Memorandum |To: |Senior Associate | |From: |Hung Yuan, Chiu Section 2 | |Date: |October 28,
2012 | |Re: |Miller v. CIPA | | |False Imprisonment Litigation; Motion to Dismiss |... Show more
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The lawfulness issue is more complicated, as the shoplifting defense for the purposes of the
statute can be successfully applied to defeat claim of false imprisonment. However, an
unreasonable belief of suspected shoplifting and racial profiling would leave room for the
argument that the Millers have a valid claim. The second issue element in the confiscation of
iPhone is not at issue because this was not an instance of shoplifting. Therefore, the only
element issue here is detention. Under the rule recognized by Georgia courts, confiscation of
Charlene s phone probably is not a detention. A.The security guard s searching on Charlene for
stolen CD might qualify as a detention, because the search is against Charlene s will. By the
presence of security guards will allow Charlene to argue the search conducted by the security
guard is against Charlene s will and accordingly a fear that force would be used if she did not
submit to the search, regardless of the fact Charlene acquiesced to the security guard s search.
Georgia courts acknowledged that a detention need not consist of physical restraint, but may arise
out of words, acts, gestures, or the like, which induce a reasonable apprehension that force will be
used if plaintiff does not submit; and it is sufficient if they operate upon the will of the person
threatened, and result in a
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Memorandum |To: |Senior Associate | |From: |Hung Yuan, Chiu Section 2 | |Date: |October 28,
2012 | |Re: |Miller v. CIPA | | |False Imprisonment Litigation; Motion to Dismiss |... Show more
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The lawfulness issue is more complicated, as the shoplifting defense for the purposes of the
statute can be successfully applied to defeat claim of false imprisonment. However, an
unreasonable belief of suspected shoplifting and racial profiling would leave room for the
argument that the Millers have a valid claim. The second issue element in the confiscation of
iPhone is not at issue because this was not an instance of shoplifting. Therefore, the only
element issue here is detention. Under the rule recognized by Georgia courts, confiscation of
Charlene s phone probably is not a detention. A.The security guard s searching on Charlene for
stolen CD might qualify as a detention, because the search is against Charlene s will. By the
presence of security guards will allow Charlene to argue the search conducted by the security
guard is against Charlene s will and accordingly a fear that force would be used if she did not
submit to the search, regardless of the fact Charlene acquiesced to the security guard s search.
Georgia courts acknowledged that a detention need not consist of physical restraint, but may arise
out of words, acts, gestures, or the like, which induce a reasonable apprehension that force will be
used if plaintiff does not submit; and it is sufficient if they operate upon the will of the person
threatened, and result in a
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My First Year In High School
Have you ever looked up from whatever you were doing and see the girl that you want to spend
your whole life with, the girl who shares some characteristics with you, who is looking right at
you, but you are too scared to say or do anything? It was autumn and the air was cold and crisp.
The bell just rang Kotaro! Let s go, don t wantto be late to class on the first day of school! Yama
said with excitement in his voice. I ll be right there! I said as I packed my belongings into my
backpack. This is my third year in high school, and next year is my last, so I have to make these
days count. As I walked towards the school entrance, leaves were blown into the air by the wind
and the smell of oak wood trees filled my lungs. There were students everywhere enlightened to get
to class; the sound of autumn leaves crackling when students stepped on them made a very
satisfying sound to new. I could still taste the flavour of my peanut buttersandwich that I had this
morning for breakfast; It was quite cold out, so I had my hands inside my pocket, gasping for
warmness. Hey Yama! I m here, let s head to class now. I said. Yeah Kotaro, I m so happy that
we have our first class together! Yama said excitedly. Yes, I m happy for us too! My sophomore
and freshmen ear consisted of mostly C s and D s because I put too much time into my novels. I
m a very quiet person, and Yama is like my only friend, but I plan to make more friends this year.
I often think about my future but can t express it to anyone but Yama because I m a very shy person.
Classroom number 46, history. We re here Kotaro! Let s see who our teacher is and meet our
classmates. Yama said as we stepped into the classroom. There were two empty seats in the front
of the class, so that s where we decided to sit. Our teacher is a girl and her name is Ms. Azumi. She
made me and Yama introduce ourselves and so we did.
Salutations, my name is Kotaro and I m a junior. I said shyly.
Goodmorning, my name is Yama and I m a junior as well! He said loudly and happily. After school
ended, I waved goodbye to Yama as he walked home. My first day back at school felt great even
though nothing special happened. I ve never felt this good on the first day of
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Have you ever looked up from whatever you were doing and see the girl that you want to spend
your whole life with, the girl who shares some characteristics with you, who is looking right at
you, but you are too scared to say or do anything? It was autumn and the air was cold and crisp.
The bell just rang Kotaro! Let s go, don t wantto be late to class on the first day of school! Yama
said with excitement in his voice. I ll be right there! I said as I packed my belongings into my
backpack. This is my third year in high school, and next year is my last, so I have to make these
days count. As I walked towards the school entrance, leaves were blown into the air by the wind
and the smell of oak wood trees filled my lungs. There were students everywhere enlightened to get
to class; the sound of autumn leaves crackling when students stepped on them made a very
satisfying sound to new. I could still taste the flavour of my peanut buttersandwich that I had this
morning for breakfast; It was quite cold out, so I had my hands inside my pocket, gasping for
warmness. Hey Yama! I m here, let s head to class now. I said. Yeah Kotaro, I m so happy that
we have our first class together! Yama said excitedly. Yes, I m happy for us too! My sophomore
and freshmen ear consisted of mostly C s and D s because I put too much time into my novels. I
m a very quiet person, and Yama is like my only friend, but I plan to make more friends this year.
I often think about my future but can t express it to anyone but Yama because I m a very shy person.
Classroom number 46, history. We re here Kotaro! Let s see who our teacher is and meet our
classmates. Yama said as we stepped into the classroom. There were two empty seats in the front
of the class, so that s where we decided to sit. Our teacher is a girl and her name is Ms. Azumi. She
made me and Yama introduce ourselves and so we did.
Salutations, my name is Kotaro and I m a junior. I said shyly.
Goodmorning, my name is Yama and I m a junior as well! He said loudly and happily. After school
ended, I waved goodbye to Yama as he walked home. My first day back at school felt great even
though nothing special happened. I ve never felt this good on the first day of
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Sir Richard F. Burton s Trip To Congo
Geographers are known to research both the human and physical geography of foreign lands. They
make connections of the information gathered between human and physical geography through
their experiences. Geographers must interact with people and be aware of their own views of the
world and should aspire to communicate unbiased opinions and understanding of the people s
cultures. In their writing authors ability to understand and work across cultural boundaries is the
framework for an individual to attain knowledge while engaging in the culture and develop cross
cultural competence. On a Trip to Congo Sir Richard F. Burton writes a story during his exploration
to the Yellalla or Cataracts of the Congo leaving some detail insights of the customs and behavior of
the African communities. He only gives his point of view from an imperialist position and
sometimes denigrates and diminishes the people and their culture. Even though Burton had a
translator throughout his trip the language barrier prohibits interaction with the communities and
the ability to empathize with the natives. Interaction and understanding is the key to appreciate
their behaviors, instead Burton... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Froude s imperialistic and ethnocentric point of view manifests the differences between the
inferior race , the blacks and the minority group, the British. His beliefs of superiority of his own
culture are shadowed through a forceful and aggressive tone by using we to get the message of
white supremacy across to the reader. His views on the superiority of the British rule despite the
white majority are expressed through his despiteful tone throughout the excerpt. He describes the
Greater Antilles as weak nations that are subject to the rules of others who are at once powerful and
just diminishing the natives
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Geographers are known to research both the human and physical geography of foreign lands. They
make connections of the information gathered between human and physical geography through
their experiences. Geographers must interact with people and be aware of their own views of the
world and should aspire to communicate unbiased opinions and understanding of the people s
cultures. In their writing authors ability to understand and work across cultural boundaries is the
framework for an individual to attain knowledge while engaging in the culture and develop cross
cultural competence. On a Trip to Congo Sir Richard F. Burton writes a story during his exploration
to the Yellalla or Cataracts of the Congo leaving some detail insights of the customs and behavior of
the African communities. He only gives his point of view from an imperialist position and
sometimes denigrates and diminishes the people and their culture. Even though Burton had a
translator throughout his trip the language barrier prohibits interaction with the communities and
the ability to empathize with the natives. Interaction and understanding is the key to appreciate
their behaviors, instead Burton... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Froude s imperialistic and ethnocentric point of view manifests the differences between the
inferior race , the blacks and the minority group, the British. His beliefs of superiority of his own
culture are shadowed through a forceful and aggressive tone by using we to get the message of
white supremacy across to the reader. His views on the superiority of the British rule despite the
white majority are expressed through his despiteful tone throughout the excerpt. He describes the
Greater Antilles as weak nations that are subject to the rules of others who are at once powerful and
just diminishing the natives
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Council Of Trent Research Paper
Rose: Hey, what council did you write as the most important to the history of the Catholic Church?
Jasmine: I wrote the Second Vatican Council.
Rose: Really? I chose Council of Trent.
Jasmine: Why?
Rose: Well, I mean typically, Councils and meetings are called by the Pope when new heretic
teachings are told, or a reform is needed, and the Catholic Church must rectify the teachings and
inform the public of the the true meanings.
And, in my opinion, the Council of Trent was obviously one of the most, if not the most important
reformation in the Church history. The Council was held during the mid 16th Century, and dealt
with the increasingly growing, new and radical Protestant Church. The response of the Catholic
Church s council, and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Second Vatican Council was held during a time were the world was truly changing.
Technology was growing at an extremely fast pace and all the radical changes to social order,
roles and society. Especially since the events of World War I and II, which no longer painted war
as an illustrious heroic thing. It was to address the Churches relation to the modern world.
Originally, the Catholic Church had seen itself as an fortress against the modern world, with many
Popes refusing to leave Vatican city. They believed that religious liberty as a human right and
considered the modern world a horrible place to live. Pope John XXIII had realised that the world
had changed too much in the past century, and the Church would need to change with it. He had
wanted to change the Churches image to something that would understand and accept others.
In fact, over 2000 bishops
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Rose: Hey, what council did you write as the most important to the history of the Catholic Church?
Jasmine: I wrote the Second Vatican Council.
Rose: Really? I chose Council of Trent.
Jasmine: Why?
Rose: Well, I mean typically, Councils and meetings are called by the Pope when new heretic
teachings are told, or a reform is needed, and the Catholic Church must rectify the teachings and
inform the public of the the true meanings.
And, in my opinion, the Council of Trent was obviously one of the most, if not the most important
reformation in the Church history. The Council was held during the mid 16th Century, and dealt
with the increasingly growing, new and radical Protestant Church. The response of the Catholic
Church s council, and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Second Vatican Council was held during a time were the world was truly changing.
Technology was growing at an extremely fast pace and all the radical changes to social order,
roles and society. Especially since the events of World War I and II, which no longer painted war
as an illustrious heroic thing. It was to address the Churches relation to the modern world.
Originally, the Catholic Church had seen itself as an fortress against the modern world, with many
Popes refusing to leave Vatican city. They believed that religious liberty as a human right and
considered the modern world a horrible place to live. Pope John XXIII had realised that the world
had changed too much in the past century, and the Church would need to change with it. He had
wanted to change the Churches image to something that would understand and accept others.
In fact, over 2000 bishops
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Theme Of Technology In The Veldt
Technology is viewed as revolutionary, inventions that make our lives simply better by the touch
of a screen to the click of a button. However, in the short story The Veldt , Ray Bradbury portrays
that technology, despite its benefits, has many significant flaws. The improper and overuse of
technology in The Veldt causes the characters to forget how to live for themselves. The technology
takes over their independence as well as their personal lives and relationships. In The Veldt , Ray
Bradbury asserts that becoming reliant on technology causes a strain on familyrelations, and can be
dangerous to the way one functions as a human, taking away one s purpose in life. To begin with,
the Hadley family abuses the luxurious technology in their home, which leads to the replacement of
loveand real relationships to that of technology. The dynamic of the Hadley family is influenced
by technology, and its overuse causes the hindrance of affection in the children s relationship with
their parents. When psychologist David McClean comes to discuss the problematic African Veldt
in the nursery, he realizes the root of the problem and says: You ve let this room and this house
replace you and your wife in your children s affections (Bradbury 8). This quote conveys that as
much as the children have fallen in love with their nursery, it is taking away the love they should
have for their parents. Additionally, the Hadley children, Peter and Wendy, are replacing their
parents with their beloved nursery, completely shutting out their parents as a whole. As David
McClean further analyzes the children and the problems in their nursery, he exclaims that This
room is their motherand father, far more important in their lives than their real parents (8). Wendy
and Peter have made the relationship with their parents obsolete, as they now consider the nursery a
substitute for their mom and dad. Overall, the Hadley children have completely replaced their
parents with technology, displaying the cautions of technology straining familial relationships.
Next, the Hadley s reliance on technology revolves around and takes over their daily lives,
restricting the way they should be functioning as humans. The HappyLife home that the
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Technology is viewed as revolutionary, inventions that make our lives simply better by the touch
of a screen to the click of a button. However, in the short story The Veldt , Ray Bradbury portrays
that technology, despite its benefits, has many significant flaws. The improper and overuse of
technology in The Veldt causes the characters to forget how to live for themselves. The technology
takes over their independence as well as their personal lives and relationships. In The Veldt , Ray
Bradbury asserts that becoming reliant on technology causes a strain on familyrelations, and can be
dangerous to the way one functions as a human, taking away one s purpose in life. To begin with,
the Hadley family abuses the luxurious technology in their home, which leads to the replacement of
loveand real relationships to that of technology. The dynamic of the Hadley family is influenced
by technology, and its overuse causes the hindrance of affection in the children s relationship with
their parents. When psychologist David McClean comes to discuss the problematic African Veldt
in the nursery, he realizes the root of the problem and says: You ve let this room and this house
replace you and your wife in your children s affections (Bradbury 8). This quote conveys that as
much as the children have fallen in love with their nursery, it is taking away the love they should
have for their parents. Additionally, the Hadley children, Peter and Wendy, are replacing their
parents with their beloved nursery, completely shutting out their parents as a whole. As David
McClean further analyzes the children and the problems in their nursery, he exclaims that This
room is their motherand father, far more important in their lives than their real parents (8). Wendy
and Peter have made the relationship with their parents obsolete, as they now consider the nursery a
substitute for their mom and dad. Overall, the Hadley children have completely replaced their
parents with technology, displaying the cautions of technology straining familial relationships.
Next, the Hadley s reliance on technology revolves around and takes over their daily lives,
restricting the way they should be functioning as humans. The HappyLife home that the
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Total Knee Replacement Case Study
Brief Description of Patient: Patient is a 45 year old male who was diagnosed with osteoarthritis
of his left knee. The pain in his knee was limiting him from doing his job and his every day
activities. The orthopedic surgeon had the patient do physical therapy to see if this would help. The
therapy was not helping the patient so the surgeon decided to do a total knee replacement.
PICO Question: For a patient with a total knee replacement, will the use of a continuous passive
motion (CPM) machine plus standard physical therapy be more effective than just standard
physical therapy to provide an increase ROM and decrease pain?
Databases Searched and Key Words: PEDro CPM, total knee replacement, physical therapy.
PubMed CPM, total knee replacement. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall knee flexion in the patients decreased from baseline after the total knee replacement. Pain
in both groups had decreased, but the swelling in the joint had increased from baseline.
Participants had a harder time ascending stairs after the total knee replacement operation. The
results of this study state that the use of a CPM machine with physical therapy compared to just
the use of physical therapy does not improve knee flexion range of motion, pain level, or the
ability for the patient to walk. There was not enough differences between the two groups to justify
the use of a CPM machine after a total knee
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Brief Description of Patient: Patient is a 45 year old male who was diagnosed with osteoarthritis
of his left knee. The pain in his knee was limiting him from doing his job and his every day
activities. The orthopedic surgeon had the patient do physical therapy to see if this would help. The
therapy was not helping the patient so the surgeon decided to do a total knee replacement.
PICO Question: For a patient with a total knee replacement, will the use of a continuous passive
motion (CPM) machine plus standard physical therapy be more effective than just standard
physical therapy to provide an increase ROM and decrease pain?
Databases Searched and Key Words: PEDro CPM, total knee replacement, physical therapy.
PubMed CPM, total knee replacement. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall knee flexion in the patients decreased from baseline after the total knee replacement. Pain
in both groups had decreased, but the swelling in the joint had increased from baseline.
Participants had a harder time ascending stairs after the total knee replacement operation. The
results of this study state that the use of a CPM machine with physical therapy compared to just
the use of physical therapy does not improve knee flexion range of motion, pain level, or the
ability for the patient to walk. There was not enough differences between the two groups to justify
the use of a CPM machine after a total knee
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Halo First Strike Analysis
Halo First Strike #3 Pages 43 57 After the glassing of the planet the entire naval space fleet that
was fighting the Covenant armada was completely destroyed. Everyone that was still on the
ground had no way of getting of the planet so they all perished. But up in space Master Chief was
able to board a Longsword and hide out until the Covenant fleet had passed. But while he was
hiding he spotted Cryo tubes. Cryo tubes are kind of like hibernation areas for humans it puts them
into a deep frozen sleep and Master Cheif found three survivors that way. Later after Master Chief
ventured into space with nothing but his armour. After retrieving the tubes he returned to the ship
and closed the airlocks. While he was observing the Cryotubes Cortana the Al system that is... Show
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While they were defending against wave two of the Covenant horde all of the other Spartans
were split up into teams. One team was given the task of saving a general of the Navy Space
Fleet that was pinned down in a ravine near the old com tower that was destroyed earlier in the
start of the fighting. The last team was going to destroy a covenant army with three Banshees and
some tactical nukes that they found searching for survivors near the generator complex. The three
man team that was sent to the ravine made it to the ravine and the site that they found was filled
with a Covenant Army; it had at least ten thousand ground troops and and 4 squadrons of Banshee
fliers. As they edged closer and closer they relive that they aren t going to make it there without a
fight because as the got about two hundred meters away the anti air turrets began locking onto the
Spartans. One of the plasma blasts hit one Spartan while the other two evaded and the turrets just
kept barraging the Spartans as they got closer and closer to the enemy
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Halo First Strike #3 Pages 43 57 After the glassing of the planet the entire naval space fleet that
was fighting the Covenant armada was completely destroyed. Everyone that was still on the
ground had no way of getting of the planet so they all perished. But up in space Master Chief was
able to board a Longsword and hide out until the Covenant fleet had passed. But while he was
hiding he spotted Cryo tubes. Cryo tubes are kind of like hibernation areas for humans it puts them
into a deep frozen sleep and Master Cheif found three survivors that way. Later after Master Chief
ventured into space with nothing but his armour. After retrieving the tubes he returned to the ship
and closed the airlocks. While he was observing the Cryotubes Cortana the Al system that is... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While they were defending against wave two of the Covenant horde all of the other Spartans
were split up into teams. One team was given the task of saving a general of the Navy Space
Fleet that was pinned down in a ravine near the old com tower that was destroyed earlier in the
start of the fighting. The last team was going to destroy a covenant army with three Banshees and
some tactical nukes that they found searching for survivors near the generator complex. The three
man team that was sent to the ravine made it to the ravine and the site that they found was filled
with a Covenant Army; it had at least ten thousand ground troops and and 4 squadrons of Banshee
fliers. As they edged closer and closer they relive that they aren t going to make it there without a
fight because as the got about two hundred meters away the anti air turrets began locking onto the
Spartans. One of the plasma blasts hit one Spartan while the other two evaded and the turrets just
kept barraging the Spartans as they got closer and closer to the enemy
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Old Major Speech In George Orwell s Animal Farm
In the story, Animal Farm, the main character Old Major, which is a wise and majestic looking
pig with benevolent appearance, are going to give a speech in the big barn owing to the fact that
he sensed the cruel slavery in animals miserable life is unfair but changeable. In Old Major s
speech, it provides the inspiration and encouragement to those animals that work so hard in the
farm, driving them to lead up a rebellion to overthrow the human and alter this ruthless slavery. This
is a strong and vigorous speech; furthermore, it acts an important turning point in the story. Before
Old Major begins the speech, he first mentions the strange dream that he had the previous night, it
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I cannot describe that dream to you. It was a dream of the earth as it will be when man has
vanished. But it reminded me of something that I had long forgotten. He leads out the old song,
Beast of England, by talking about his dream. The song represents the fertile land of the England;
also depict a dramatic picture of Old Major s ideal world. This singing of the song threw the animals
into the wildest excitement. The animals easily picked up the simple rhythm; all of the animals
are agglomerate by the song. Moreover, in the lyrics of the song mentioned about the golden
future time , represent the joyful life after they lead up a rebellion to overthrown human s labor
domination. The whole speech successfully built up animal s confidence and their ambition to get
rid of human s ruling. Old Major gives a progressive speech that provides the motivation of
sensing this, animals are keep working for human begins with nothing return; the reason why they
are doing this, everything in the nature should be equally share by every creature in the world in
stead of forcibly occupy by human, they have right to do get what they deserved; the result they
may receive after they fulfill this, after the rebellion, it will comes a new politico, rules and better
society. In addition, Old Major let those animals to believe that rebellion is their destiny; this is
what God tells them. He concludes this speech with the singing, which
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In the story, Animal Farm, the main character Old Major, which is a wise and majestic looking
pig with benevolent appearance, are going to give a speech in the big barn owing to the fact that
he sensed the cruel slavery in animals miserable life is unfair but changeable. In Old Major s
speech, it provides the inspiration and encouragement to those animals that work so hard in the
farm, driving them to lead up a rebellion to overthrow the human and alter this ruthless slavery. This
is a strong and vigorous speech; furthermore, it acts an important turning point in the story. Before
Old Major begins the speech, he first mentions the strange dream that he had the previous night, it
makes animalfeel that this is the decree of God for the speech... Show more content on
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I cannot describe that dream to you. It was a dream of the earth as it will be when man has
vanished. But it reminded me of something that I had long forgotten. He leads out the old song,
Beast of England, by talking about his dream. The song represents the fertile land of the England;
also depict a dramatic picture of Old Major s ideal world. This singing of the song threw the animals
into the wildest excitement. The animals easily picked up the simple rhythm; all of the animals
are agglomerate by the song. Moreover, in the lyrics of the song mentioned about the golden
future time , represent the joyful life after they lead up a rebellion to overthrown human s labor
domination. The whole speech successfully built up animal s confidence and their ambition to get
rid of human s ruling. Old Major gives a progressive speech that provides the motivation of
sensing this, animals are keep working for human begins with nothing return; the reason why they
are doing this, everything in the nature should be equally share by every creature in the world in
stead of forcibly occupy by human, they have right to do get what they deserved; the result they
may receive after they fulfill this, after the rebellion, it will comes a new politico, rules and better
society. In addition, Old Major let those animals to believe that rebellion is their destiny; this is
what God tells them. He concludes this speech with the singing, which
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Disadvantages Of Support Vector Machine
ABSTRACT
This term paper includes the learning and study of Support Vector Machine and its various different
variations. The task of Support Vector Machine map data to a higher dimensional space and helps to
find out the maximal marginal hyperplane to separate the data.
In this paper, a learning method, Support vector Machine, is applied on the different datasets for
getting more enhanced results. SVM is introduced in the early 90 s, and they led to an explosion of
interest in machine learning. SVM have been developed by Vapnik and are gaining popularity in
the field of machine learning due to many advance functioning and efficient performance.
In this paper, we will implement the concept of Support Vector Machine and its ... Show more
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The advantages of using LSVM are that it makes equality constrain disappear in its dual and
makes the objective function convex. Furthermore, it seems to be faster than SMO in terms of
classifying datasets with millions of data in several minutes. Moreover, it provides better
generalization capability. The disadvantage is that it doesn t able to scale up for large problems. [7]
Proximal SVM: The key idea of proximal SVM is that it classifies points which are closer to the
two parallel planes and try to push them apart .The advantage of PSVM is that it overcomes the
limitation of LSVM. It is able to handle the large data sets. Its performance is comparable with
standard SVM. The disadvantage is that it is designed for linear kernel SVM. [8]
Reduced SVM: The reduced SVM preselects a subset of n examples and termed them as support
vector candidates. The advantage is that it proves to be fruitful for larger problems and problems
with many support vectors. The disadvantage of RSVM is it is suited for large scale nonlinear
kernel SVM.
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ABSTRACT
This term paper includes the learning and study of Support Vector Machine and its various different
variations. The task of Support Vector Machine map data to a higher dimensional space and helps to
find out the maximal marginal hyperplane to separate the data.
In this paper, a learning method, Support vector Machine, is applied on the different datasets for
getting more enhanced results. SVM is introduced in the early 90 s, and they led to an explosion of
interest in machine learning. SVM have been developed by Vapnik and are gaining popularity in
the field of machine learning due to many advance functioning and efficient performance.
In this paper, we will implement the concept of Support Vector Machine and its ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The advantages of using LSVM are that it makes equality constrain disappear in its dual and
makes the objective function convex. Furthermore, it seems to be faster than SMO in terms of
classifying datasets with millions of data in several minutes. Moreover, it provides better
generalization capability. The disadvantage is that it doesn t able to scale up for large problems. [7]
Proximal SVM: The key idea of proximal SVM is that it classifies points which are closer to the
two parallel planes and try to push them apart .The advantage of PSVM is that it overcomes the
limitation of LSVM. It is able to handle the large data sets. Its performance is comparable with
standard SVM. The disadvantage is that it is designed for linear kernel SVM. [8]
Reduced SVM: The reduced SVM preselects a subset of n examples and termed them as support
vector candidates. The advantage is that it proves to be fruitful for larger problems and problems
with many support vectors. The disadvantage of RSVM is it is suited for large scale nonlinear
kernel SVM.
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The Health Financing Mechanisms Of Four High Income...
Introduction Around the world, high income countries struggle making a decision on whether
health care is an essential coverage or an optional coverage. If one has the right to health, then
should it be mandatory for all governments to provide the health care coverage one needs? This is a
common question in governments around the world and most high income countries do aim to
offer universal coverage. Universal health coverage is defined as the goal that all people obtain the
good quality essential health services, including promotion, prevention treatment, rehabilitation, and
palliation, that they need without enduring financial hardship (1). However, there are several steps
and obstacles a government must face before being able to achieve the ultimate goal of universal
health coverage. This paper investigates the health financing mechanisms of four high income
countries (United States, Australia, United Kingdom, and Japan), which are all at different stages of
this process. Although they all aim to ultimately provide reliable, affordable, and comprehensive
coverage to all individuals, these countries face similar obstacles in establishing successful public
healthfinancing. The United States finances health with a mix of public and private financing,
mainly private. Australia finances health with mainly tax financed systems and has a relatively high
private share. On the other hand, the United Kingdom finances health with mainly tax financed
systems and has a
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Introduction Around the world, high income countries struggle making a decision on whether
health care is an essential coverage or an optional coverage. If one has the right to health, then
should it be mandatory for all governments to provide the health care coverage one needs? This is a
common question in governments around the world and most high income countries do aim to
offer universal coverage. Universal health coverage is defined as the goal that all people obtain the
good quality essential health services, including promotion, prevention treatment, rehabilitation, and
palliation, that they need without enduring financial hardship (1). However, there are several steps
and obstacles a government must face before being able to achieve the ultimate goal of universal
health coverage. This paper investigates the health financing mechanisms of four high income
countries (United States, Australia, United Kingdom, and Japan), which are all at different stages of
this process. Although they all aim to ultimately provide reliable, affordable, and comprehensive
coverage to all individuals, these countries face similar obstacles in establishing successful public
healthfinancing. The United States finances health with a mix of public and private financing,
mainly private. Australia finances health with mainly tax financed systems and has a relatively high
private share. On the other hand, the United Kingdom finances health with mainly tax financed
systems and has a
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Why Cats Lose Their Antlers
One day a little kid asked me why do bucks lose their antlers? So I decided to tell him a story. On
a cold day during February, Artemis was out in the woods walking with the deer. She was the
goddess of animals, and she would help them out night and day. Every hunting season she would
hide them until it was safe to go out, and she helped the deermore because they were a sacred
animal to her.
But one day every year everyone in the village nearby would go out and hunt the bucks because
they had more meat on them. They did this because they needed a lot of food for the festival for
when they made their town. Every year Artemis did her best to hid the deer but the hunters always
find the majority of them, and there are Consequences that come
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One day a little kid asked me why do bucks lose their antlers? So I decided to tell him a story. On
a cold day during February, Artemis was out in the woods walking with the deer. She was the
goddess of animals, and she would help them out night and day. Every hunting season she would
hide them until it was safe to go out, and she helped the deermore because they were a sacred
animal to her.
But one day every year everyone in the village nearby would go out and hunt the bucks because
they had more meat on them. They did this because they needed a lot of food for the festival for
when they made their town. Every year Artemis did her best to hid the deer but the hunters always
find the majority of them, and there are Consequences that come
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Cdc Recommendations
Recommendation to CDMC: In the development of this paper I have focused on mitigating risks,
addressing challenges and identified opportunities for each option provided. Managing the change
with communication, education and input from stakeholders is critical to a smooth transition of
any change CDMC incorporates and I would appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the
change and vision for NCC. In consideration of the 3 options I presented in this paper I
recommend to CDMC to first adopt option 1 with a transition to option 2 after monitoring the
count pressures of medium PC s, PC remand and sentenced GP s for a minimum of 6 months. At
any time option 3 to house female offenders at the centre is viewed as a requirement it could also...
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The risks I have identified in option 1 of the perceptions of NCC being designated a PC centre
by other centres and the inmate population can be managed through a series of presentations
through webinar and/ or video clips to classification officers, leadership teams, drug and alcohol
councillors, native workers, chaplains, and staff training opportunities at the other centres.
Managers would include the agenda item of NCC change in bed placement strategy in all
committees meetings they are members. The NCC CorrPoint page would be updated to reflect
the centres classification and bed load strategy and include an update of the CorrPoint news
page to reach staff at all centres. By educating and informing the stakeholders they would have
impact on the message inmates at other centres receive. The challenges identified in option 1 of
promoting NCC as the 3 classification centre would be addressed through training and education
listed above. The challenge of the GP inmates resistance to move to Campbell House that was
housed with PC s would be addressed in the plan and processes prepared by NCC before any
move is implemented. By communicating with the inmates of the process and providing them the
opportunity to be herd for their concerns and bring forward ideas are valuable to the process. I
have viewed it as an opportunity for the PC s to be housed in the dorms with unescorted movements
to records, health care, separate kitchen, and
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Recommendation to CDMC: In the development of this paper I have focused on mitigating risks,
addressing challenges and identified opportunities for each option provided. Managing the change
with communication, education and input from stakeholders is critical to a smooth transition of
any change CDMC incorporates and I would appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the
change and vision for NCC. In consideration of the 3 options I presented in this paper I
recommend to CDMC to first adopt option 1 with a transition to option 2 after monitoring the
count pressures of medium PC s, PC remand and sentenced GP s for a minimum of 6 months. At
any time option 3 to house female offenders at the centre is viewed as a requirement it could also...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The risks I have identified in option 1 of the perceptions of NCC being designated a PC centre
by other centres and the inmate population can be managed through a series of presentations
through webinar and/ or video clips to classification officers, leadership teams, drug and alcohol
councillors, native workers, chaplains, and staff training opportunities at the other centres.
Managers would include the agenda item of NCC change in bed placement strategy in all
committees meetings they are members. The NCC CorrPoint page would be updated to reflect
the centres classification and bed load strategy and include an update of the CorrPoint news
page to reach staff at all centres. By educating and informing the stakeholders they would have
impact on the message inmates at other centres receive. The challenges identified in option 1 of
promoting NCC as the 3 classification centre would be addressed through training and education
listed above. The challenge of the GP inmates resistance to move to Campbell House that was
housed with PC s would be addressed in the plan and processes prepared by NCC before any
move is implemented. By communicating with the inmates of the process and providing them the
opportunity to be herd for their concerns and bring forward ideas are valuable to the process. I
have viewed it as an opportunity for the PC s to be housed in the dorms with unescorted movements
to records, health care, separate kitchen, and
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Beethoven s Violin Concerto
Ludwig van Beethoven is considered one of the greatest and most influential composers in the
history of music. His Violin Concerto in D Major has been played by nearly every soloist in the
past 150 years and, today, it is one of the major works in violin repertoire. Since its premiere by
Franz Clement in the winter of 1806, many aspects of the violin, bow, and performance have
undergone changes. This paper discusses the modern day knowledge of Beethoven s Violin
Concerto, and how it is influencing the way violinists interpret and perform the concerto. It also
points out some of the different performance styles starting from Clement s time to the present day.
Ludwig van Beethoven(1770 1827) was born in Bonn, which is part of modern... Show more
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Joachim also composed two cadenzas for the concerto, but most players today choose the
Viennese violinist Fritz Kreisler s cadenzas from the 1920 s.8 When Beethoven was writing the
Violin Concerto, orchestral instruments were very similar to those used in Haydn s and Mozart s
time.9 During the 19th century, violin luthiers were trying to recreate Italian Stradivari and
Guarneri models, including the most famous luthier in Germany during Beethoven s time. Rode,
Kruetzer, Baillot, all alive during Beethoven s time period, were known to play on Stradivarius
violins, with pernambuco wood bows that were of the Tourte style.10 François Tourte was the
most innovative bow maker of all times, and he invented the modern bow, which produced a
bigger sound, and allowed for a new galaxy of bow techniques. All subsequent bows have been
variations of the Tourte style. Violins during Beethoven s time used gut strings, made from sheep or
goat intestines. It produced a softer, darker sound than that of modern strings made of metal and
synthetic materials, introduced around the third quarter of the 19th century. Other changes to the
violin after Beethoven s time include the use of the chin and shoulder rests, which were created by
the violinist Louis Spohr (1784 1859). The chin rest lifts the the chin above the violin, so that it
does not have to touch the violin top, allowing it resonate better with less damping.11 Many of the
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Ludwig van Beethoven is considered one of the greatest and most influential composers in the
history of music. His Violin Concerto in D Major has been played by nearly every soloist in the
past 150 years and, today, it is one of the major works in violin repertoire. Since its premiere by
Franz Clement in the winter of 1806, many aspects of the violin, bow, and performance have
undergone changes. This paper discusses the modern day knowledge of Beethoven s Violin
Concerto, and how it is influencing the way violinists interpret and perform the concerto. It also
points out some of the different performance styles starting from Clement s time to the present day.
Ludwig van Beethoven(1770 1827) was born in Bonn, which is part of modern... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joachim also composed two cadenzas for the concerto, but most players today choose the
Viennese violinist Fritz Kreisler s cadenzas from the 1920 s.8 When Beethoven was writing the
Violin Concerto, orchestral instruments were very similar to those used in Haydn s and Mozart s
time.9 During the 19th century, violin luthiers were trying to recreate Italian Stradivari and
Guarneri models, including the most famous luthier in Germany during Beethoven s time. Rode,
Kruetzer, Baillot, all alive during Beethoven s time period, were known to play on Stradivarius
violins, with pernambuco wood bows that were of the Tourte style.10 François Tourte was the
most innovative bow maker of all times, and he invented the modern bow, which produced a
bigger sound, and allowed for a new galaxy of bow techniques. All subsequent bows have been
variations of the Tourte style. Violins during Beethoven s time used gut strings, made from sheep or
goat intestines. It produced a softer, darker sound than that of modern strings made of metal and
synthetic materials, introduced around the third quarter of the 19th century. Other changes to the
violin after Beethoven s time include the use of the chin and shoulder rests, which were created by
the violinist Louis Spohr (1784 1859). The chin rest lifts the the chin above the violin, so that it
does not have to touch the violin top, allowing it resonate better with less damping.11 Many of the
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Improving The Awareness Of Cervical Cancer
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
NEED FOR THIS RESEARCH:
1.To find the efficiency of Affordable Care Act in increasing the awareness of Cervical Cancer.
2.Dr. Ahmedin Jemal, one of the researchers said that the change of early detection and insurance
coverage for young under their own parents, made it impossible to compare the total number of
women who got screened before and after the health care law came into effect.
SOURCE OF DATA COLLECTED:
Researchers used the National Cancer Data Base, a hospital based registry of about 70 percent of
all cancer cases in the United States.
RESEARCH METHOD:
They compared diagnoses for women ages 21 to 25 who had cervical cancer with those for women
ages 26 to 34, before and after the health law provision began in 2010.
FINDINGS:
1. Findings are positive and showed a rise in early stage diagnoses among the younger group. About
79% of the younger group had an early stage diagnosis in 2011 12, when compared to 71% in 2007
09.
2. For the older group, the percentage dropped to 71 percent from 73 percent, a change that is not
statistically meaningful.
3. The effect for younger women looked even stronger when analyzed by year. About 84 percent
of the younger group had early stage diagnoses in 2011, compared with 68 percent in 2009.
4. Early stage diagnoses dropped to 72 percent of the group in 2012, a drop that was typical during
increases in screenings, because many of the early stage cases have already been detected.
5. You see the effect of the
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
NEED FOR THIS RESEARCH:
1.To find the efficiency of Affordable Care Act in increasing the awareness of Cervical Cancer.
2.Dr. Ahmedin Jemal, one of the researchers said that the change of early detection and insurance
coverage for young under their own parents, made it impossible to compare the total number of
women who got screened before and after the health care law came into effect.
SOURCE OF DATA COLLECTED:
Researchers used the National Cancer Data Base, a hospital based registry of about 70 percent of
all cancer cases in the United States.
RESEARCH METHOD:
They compared diagnoses for women ages 21 to 25 who had cervical cancer with those for women
ages 26 to 34, before and after the health law provision began in 2010.
FINDINGS:
1. Findings are positive and showed a rise in early stage diagnoses among the younger group. About
79% of the younger group had an early stage diagnosis in 2011 12, when compared to 71% in 2007
09.
2. For the older group, the percentage dropped to 71 percent from 73 percent, a change that is not
statistically meaningful.
3. The effect for younger women looked even stronger when analyzed by year. About 84 percent
of the younger group had early stage diagnoses in 2011, compared with 68 percent in 2009.
4. Early stage diagnoses dropped to 72 percent of the group in 2012, a drop that was typical during
increases in screenings, because many of the early stage cases have already been detected.
5. You see the effect of the
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Wilkerson Company
Case: Wilkerson Company
In the case, we have review the allocation of overhead by using Traditional Cost Accounting (TCA)
and Activity Based Costing (ABC) in a manufacturing company named Wilkerson. Through the case
study, I have learnt the importance of Cost Accounting System, the principles of TCA and ABC,
the advantages and disadvantage of ABC, the practical use of ABC and cost reduction using ABC.
1.Importance of Cost Accounting System.
Through the case study, I learnt that a proper Cost Accounting System is very important in a
company. Without the accurate system, a company is unable to maximize the profit from the
product sold. The product price might be charged too high (over priced) or too low (under priced).
All these will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are few advantages and disadvantage that I have learnt in the case study as below:
Advantage: ABC accuracy
ABC is more accurate in the cost accounting compare to TCA. With the accurate cost allocation, the
company can gain more advantage in price competition in the market.
Advantage: Break down of cost by activities
During the process of ABC, activities are identified and break down with individual cost. The break
down is very useful to the company to strategies the cost reduction since it will show the largest
cost contributor from the operation.
Disadvantage: Cost to have ABC
The ABC need an start up investment in term of cost and resources in collecting data for the
analysis hence there is a cost for the implementation of this method.
4.Practical use of ABC
During the study, I have practiced to calculate the indirect cost with ABC method on each cost
driver for different products. From this, I understand that the indirect cost for different product is
distributed in different ratio. For example, the cost of machining is contributing almost 75% in
producing valve but it only contributing 10% for flow controller. With the info, a company can
eventually calculate the more accurate allocation of indirect with respect to different product and it
will help the company to set the selling price more precisely and maximize the profit.
5.Cost reduction using ABC
By understand the ABC concept and method; I have learnt that it can identify the main
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Case: Wilkerson Company
In the case, we have review the allocation of overhead by using Traditional Cost Accounting (TCA)
and Activity Based Costing (ABC) in a manufacturing company named Wilkerson. Through the case
study, I have learnt the importance of Cost Accounting System, the principles of TCA and ABC,
the advantages and disadvantage of ABC, the practical use of ABC and cost reduction using ABC.
1.Importance of Cost Accounting System.
Through the case study, I learnt that a proper Cost Accounting System is very important in a
company. Without the accurate system, a company is unable to maximize the profit from the
product sold. The product price might be charged too high (over priced) or too low (under priced).
All these will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are few advantages and disadvantage that I have learnt in the case study as below:
Advantage: ABC accuracy
ABC is more accurate in the cost accounting compare to TCA. With the accurate cost allocation, the
company can gain more advantage in price competition in the market.
Advantage: Break down of cost by activities
During the process of ABC, activities are identified and break down with individual cost. The break
down is very useful to the company to strategies the cost reduction since it will show the largest
cost contributor from the operation.
Disadvantage: Cost to have ABC
The ABC need an start up investment in term of cost and resources in collecting data for the
analysis hence there is a cost for the implementation of this method.
4.Practical use of ABC
During the study, I have practiced to calculate the indirect cost with ABC method on each cost
driver for different products. From this, I understand that the indirect cost for different product is
distributed in different ratio. For example, the cost of machining is contributing almost 75% in
producing valve but it only contributing 10% for flow controller. With the info, a company can
eventually calculate the more accurate allocation of indirect with respect to different product and it
will help the company to set the selling price more precisely and maximize the profit.
5.Cost reduction using ABC
By understand the ABC concept and method; I have learnt that it can identify the main
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How To Build A Blockbuster
The Blockbuster store, a fixture of many American neighborhoods for 25 years, will all but
disappear in coming months, the chain s owner, Dish Network Corp., said Wednesday.
Dish, which bought the Blockbuster video rental chain out of bankruptcy in 2011, said it would
close the roughly 300 remaining stores it owns by early January. About 50 stores in the U.S.
operated by franchisees, and more overseas, will remain open. The closures, which Dish said will
cost the jobs of about 2,800 employees, signal the end of an era in the entertainment industry, the
latest example of how brick and mortar chains are being displaced by digital competitors. From its
origins in the 1980s, when consumers still considered renting and watching movies at their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Blockbuster store, a fixture of many American neighborhoods for 25 years, will all but
disappear in coming months, the chain s owner, Dish Network Corp., said Wednesday.
Dish, which bought the Blockbuster video rental chain out of bankruptcy in 2011, said it would
close the roughly 300 remaining stores it owns by early January. About 50 stores in the U.S.
operated by franchisees, and more overseas, will remain open. The closures, which Dish said will
cost the jobs of about 2,800 employees, signal the end of an era in the entertainment industry, the
latest example of how brick and mortar chains are being displaced by digital competitors. From its
origins in the 1980s, when consumers still considered renting and watching movies at their
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The Cause of Globalization
Garrett / CAUSES OF GLOBALIZATION COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES / August
September 2000 The most important causes of globalization differ among the three major
components of international market integration: trade, multinational production, and international
finance. The information technology revolution has made it very difficult for governments to
control cross border capital movements, even if they have political incentives to do so.
Governments can still restrict the multinationalization of production, but they have increasingly
chosen to liberalize because of the macroeconomic benefits. Although the one time Ricardian gains
from freer trade are clear, whether trade is good for growth in the medium term is less certain. In
the case of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What are the causal relationships among these three trends? The second perspective, technological
determinism, contends that the shrinkage of time and space has been so dramatic and so pervasive
that there is essentially nothing that can be done to stop it. According to this view, technological
changes have propelled international economic activity, and governments have been largely
irrelevant. Thus, policy liberalization should be understood as governments acknowledging the
futility of trying to resist globalization, rather than acting as a prime mover behind market
integration. Management gurus such as Ohmae (1995) have propounded this view, and political
scientists such as Rosecrance (1999) and Strange (1998) use it as the starting point of their
analyses. The case for a technologically determined view of globalization is far stronger with
respect to international finance than to multinational production or trade. In the era of 24 hour
global trading in a seemingly limitless array of financial instruments, governments can only hope
marginally to influence control cross border liquid capital movements. In contrast, though 2. See
Drezner (1998) and Guillen (in press) for recent reviews of some of these issues. Garrett / CAUSES
OF
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Garrett / CAUSES OF GLOBALIZATION COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES / August
September 2000 The most important causes of globalization differ among the three major
components of international market integration: trade, multinational production, and international
finance. The information technology revolution has made it very difficult for governments to
control cross border capital movements, even if they have political incentives to do so.
Governments can still restrict the multinationalization of production, but they have increasingly
chosen to liberalize because of the macroeconomic benefits. Although the one time Ricardian gains
from freer trade are clear, whether trade is good for growth in the medium term is less certain. In
the case of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What are the causal relationships among these three trends? The second perspective, technological
determinism, contends that the shrinkage of time and space has been so dramatic and so pervasive
that there is essentially nothing that can be done to stop it. According to this view, technological
changes have propelled international economic activity, and governments have been largely
irrelevant. Thus, policy liberalization should be understood as governments acknowledging the
futility of trying to resist globalization, rather than acting as a prime mover behind market
integration. Management gurus such as Ohmae (1995) have propounded this view, and political
scientists such as Rosecrance (1999) and Strange (1998) use it as the starting point of their
analyses. The case for a technologically determined view of globalization is far stronger with
respect to international finance than to multinational production or trade. In the era of 24 hour
global trading in a seemingly limitless array of financial instruments, governments can only hope
marginally to influence control cross border liquid capital movements. In contrast, though 2. See
Drezner (1998) and Guillen (in press) for recent reviews of some of these issues. Garrett / CAUSES
OF
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Analysis of Women in the Book of Judges Essay
When interpreting the Hebrew Bible from a feminist perspective, many are quick to decry the
subjugation of women at the hands of men and the lack of female representation in dominant roles
in biblical literature. However, although some women are objectified or possibly marginalized, this
claim of inequality does not always hold true. Especially in the book of Judges, women are not
discarded as characters and are not wholly unappreciated. In fact, the book of Judges features
many strong female characters who serve in significant roles, and who are effectively portrayed as
leaders, heroes, and capable, resourceful individuals. An excellent example of an influential woman
in Judges is Deborah. From the beginning, Deborah is identified... Show more content on
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It is even Deborah herself who gives the call to charge against Sisera s army, while Barak and his
soldiers comply. In Judges 5, commonly referred to as the Song of Deborah , praises are sung in
honor of this female military leader, who acts as a mother in Israel. Some scholars have even noted
parallels drawn between Deborah and the Canaanite war goddess, Anat (Ackerman 177).
Additionally, Deborah is respected as a religious figure. For example, Barak refuses to go to war
without Deborah by his side. According to Jo Ann Hackett, Barak s refusal to fight without the
presence of Deborah is not indicative of his ineptitude or of her military prowess. Rather, Hackett
proposes that Barak requests Deborah s participation because, as a prophetess and as a leader
chosen by the Lord, her presence indicates divine support (Hackett 357). If Deborah were visible to
the Israelite soldiers, morale would be lifted with the thought that the Lord would deliver the enemy
into their hands. This shows that Deborah is thought to represent the will of God.
Rabbi Steinsaltz notes that the phenomenon of prophetesses in the history of nations is usually
relegated to women who are outside the circle of life (e.g. hermitesses, or virgins dedicated to this
specific role) (Shapira 28). Deborah, however, is an exception. Although she is a prophetess, she is
also relevant in society, and fulfills multiple roles. She successfully leads the charge
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When interpreting the Hebrew Bible from a feminist perspective, many are quick to decry the
subjugation of women at the hands of men and the lack of female representation in dominant roles
in biblical literature. However, although some women are objectified or possibly marginalized, this
claim of inequality does not always hold true. Especially in the book of Judges, women are not
discarded as characters and are not wholly unappreciated. In fact, the book of Judges features
many strong female characters who serve in significant roles, and who are effectively portrayed as
leaders, heroes, and capable, resourceful individuals. An excellent example of an influential woman
in Judges is Deborah. From the beginning, Deborah is identified... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is even Deborah herself who gives the call to charge against Sisera s army, while Barak and his
soldiers comply. In Judges 5, commonly referred to as the Song of Deborah , praises are sung in
honor of this female military leader, who acts as a mother in Israel. Some scholars have even noted
parallels drawn between Deborah and the Canaanite war goddess, Anat (Ackerman 177).
Additionally, Deborah is respected as a religious figure. For example, Barak refuses to go to war
without Deborah by his side. According to Jo Ann Hackett, Barak s refusal to fight without the
presence of Deborah is not indicative of his ineptitude or of her military prowess. Rather, Hackett
proposes that Barak requests Deborah s participation because, as a prophetess and as a leader
chosen by the Lord, her presence indicates divine support (Hackett 357). If Deborah were visible to
the Israelite soldiers, morale would be lifted with the thought that the Lord would deliver the enemy
into their hands. This shows that Deborah is thought to represent the will of God.
Rabbi Steinsaltz notes that the phenomenon of prophetesses in the history of nations is usually
relegated to women who are outside the circle of life (e.g. hermitesses, or virgins dedicated to this
specific role) (Shapira 28). Deborah, however, is an exception. Although she is a prophetess, she is
also relevant in society, and fulfills multiple roles. She successfully leads the charge
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Animal Experimentation at New York University Essay example
Animal Experimentation at New York University
Using animals for medical experimentation and education is a controversial subject that often leads
to a heated debate. The issues are complex, but the suffering and waste involved in animal
experimentation are painfully obvious. Vivisection, the act of cutting into a live animal, has led the
nation down countless scientific dead ends, while detracting funds and attention from more
applicable scientific research. The practice of animal experimentation at NYU continues, not
because it has been proven to be an accurate and reliable means of research (which it has not) but
rather, because of tradition and promotion from those with strong vested interests (i.e. Lynne
Kiorpes). These values have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The vision of infant monkeys, ranging from ten days to two months old, is surgically damaged and
altered. As Lauren Gazzola, writer for the Washington Square News, stated, Lynne Kiorpes
strabismus experiments are a prime example of the unnecessary, cruel experiments being conducted
on 50,000 animals in hidden laboratories every year at NYU. (Animal rights and the University 1).
The federal government for over a decade has in part, funded the research project. Lynne Kiorpes
has spent over $1.5 million on her experiments, paving the way for weak claims and insignificant
research. Edward Taub, director of the Natural Science department at New York University,
acquired his advanced degree from NYU and now conducts studies at the Laboratory for
Experimental Research and
Surgery in Primates (Guillermo 38). Taub began experimentation on monkeys before they were
born. The pregnant monkeys were anesthetized and the infants were cut from the uterus. The
nerves were cut out, a plastic prosthesis was inserted to replace removed vertebrae, and they were
placed back into the womb. Eighty percent of the infants died (37). The experiments conducted in
New York University s research laboratories are cruel and the details are horrendously graphic.
Researchers intentionally mutilate the eyes of the baby Macaque monkeys,
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Animal Experimentation at New York University
Using animals for medical experimentation and education is a controversial subject that often leads
to a heated debate. The issues are complex, but the suffering and waste involved in animal
experimentation are painfully obvious. Vivisection, the act of cutting into a live animal, has led the
nation down countless scientific dead ends, while detracting funds and attention from more
applicable scientific research. The practice of animal experimentation at NYU continues, not
because it has been proven to be an accurate and reliable means of research (which it has not) but
rather, because of tradition and promotion from those with strong vested interests (i.e. Lynne
Kiorpes). These values have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The vision of infant monkeys, ranging from ten days to two months old, is surgically damaged and
altered. As Lauren Gazzola, writer for the Washington Square News, stated, Lynne Kiorpes
strabismus experiments are a prime example of the unnecessary, cruel experiments being conducted
on 50,000 animals in hidden laboratories every year at NYU. (Animal rights and the University 1).
The federal government for over a decade has in part, funded the research project. Lynne Kiorpes
has spent over $1.5 million on her experiments, paving the way for weak claims and insignificant
research. Edward Taub, director of the Natural Science department at New York University,
acquired his advanced degree from NYU and now conducts studies at the Laboratory for
Experimental Research and
Surgery in Primates (Guillermo 38). Taub began experimentation on monkeys before they were
born. The pregnant monkeys were anesthetized and the infants were cut from the uterus. The
nerves were cut out, a plastic prosthesis was inserted to replace removed vertebrae, and they were
placed back into the womb. Eighty percent of the infants died (37). The experiments conducted in
New York University s research laboratories are cruel and the details are horrendously graphic.
Researchers intentionally mutilate the eyes of the baby Macaque monkeys,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fordism, Post-Fordism and the Flexible System of Production
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An important corollary of these developments is that as style becomes central in product
differentiation, it is necessary for styles to change rapidly. What has been described as the
essentially postmodern practice of pastiche is an outgrowth of these marketing and economic
changes, in which capital recycles old styles in a desperate attempt to create products that seem
new and improved. As the commodity becomes even more divorced from use or exchange value, it
becomes a sign, able to be given a variety of possible and mutable meanings depending on the
particular market segment. Price fluctuates not according to actual production costs but according
to how much a particular consumer will pay. Cultural intermediaries, or those members of the
professional managerial class that work in cultural industries such as advertising or public relations,
serve as cultural guides for the middle class, helping these consumers navigate the array of potential
commodities available for consumption and offering their lifestyles as models of how to live
successfully in this new world of constant consumption.
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An important corollary of these developments is that as style becomes central in product
differentiation, it is necessary for styles to change rapidly. What has been described as the
essentially postmodern practice of pastiche is an outgrowth of these marketing and economic
changes, in which capital recycles old styles in a desperate attempt to create products that seem
new and improved. As the commodity becomes even more divorced from use or exchange value, it
becomes a sign, able to be given a variety of possible and mutable meanings depending on the
particular market segment. Price fluctuates not according to actual production costs but according
to how much a particular consumer will pay. Cultural intermediaries, or those members of the
professional managerial class that work in cultural industries such as advertising or public relations,
serve as cultural guides for the middle class, helping these consumers navigate the array of potential
commodities available for consumption and offering their lifestyles as models of how to live
successfully in this new world of constant consumption.
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The Iran Contra Affair The Public
During the Iran Contra affair the public, as well as congress, were left in the dark about a deal
was made with the enemy country of Iran to sell weapons to them to aid in their war with Iraq.
Once sold the Profit were given to the Contras in Nicaragua. I will be arguing that advertising
dollars, using the military as a source, and flak were used to skew the public s perception of how
the affair took place. When all of this began President Reagan had told Lieutenant Colonel Oliver
North, who also worked as the head of the National Security Council, that he needed a way to get
Iranback on our side after the fall of their previous leader Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, known
as The Shah . While The Shah was in power Iran was one of America s... Show more content on
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Now North had to find a way to both help the president fulfill his desire of getting Iran back on
our side and helping the Anti Communist regime down in south America. So North, along with
other government officials, sold the 12.5 million dollars worth of weapons to Iran for 30 million.
To avoid detection the 12.5 million was transferred into an American bank account while the
remaining profit of 17.5 million was transfer to a Swiss bank account. From there the money was
wired to the Contras and used in the war effort. Once this information had started spreading
throughout the American public artist began to make work based on the Conflict as both a way
of raising awareness and to put blame on those who are responsible. When looking at Steve
Greenberg s work you see he is focusing on President Reagan and adding in type that is an
American citizen s point of view on how that affair took place. Each from does not play out
second to second but more in one motion then the next used as a way to show a longer period of
time passing. President Reagan was known for always having jelly beans on his desk so that
artist uses that as a way for the viewer to recognize who it is without writing it somewhere on the
page. This was one of multiple pieces of work Greenburg did as a way of letting the American
people know that even though he may not be taking blame for it, the President knew what was
happening. Others
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During the Iran Contra affair the public, as well as congress, were left in the dark about a deal
was made with the enemy country of Iran to sell weapons to them to aid in their war with Iraq.
Once sold the Profit were given to the Contras in Nicaragua. I will be arguing that advertising
dollars, using the military as a source, and flak were used to skew the public s perception of how
the affair took place. When all of this began President Reagan had told Lieutenant Colonel Oliver
North, who also worked as the head of the National Security Council, that he needed a way to get
Iranback on our side after the fall of their previous leader Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, known
as The Shah . While The Shah was in power Iran was one of America s... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Now North had to find a way to both help the president fulfill his desire of getting Iran back on
our side and helping the Anti Communist regime down in south America. So North, along with
other government officials, sold the 12.5 million dollars worth of weapons to Iran for 30 million.
To avoid detection the 12.5 million was transferred into an American bank account while the
remaining profit of 17.5 million was transfer to a Swiss bank account. From there the money was
wired to the Contras and used in the war effort. Once this information had started spreading
throughout the American public artist began to make work based on the Conflict as both a way
of raising awareness and to put blame on those who are responsible. When looking at Steve
Greenberg s work you see he is focusing on President Reagan and adding in type that is an
American citizen s point of view on how that affair took place. Each from does not play out
second to second but more in one motion then the next used as a way to show a longer period of
time passing. President Reagan was known for always having jelly beans on his desk so that
artist uses that as a way for the viewer to recognize who it is without writing it somewhere on the
page. This was one of multiple pieces of work Greenburg did as a way of letting the American
people know that even though he may not be taking blame for it, the President knew what was
happening. Others
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The Hysterectomy Of Abortion
A hysterectomy is when an abortionist permanently removes the entire uterus and the baby with the
intent to kill the baby. Third trimester abortions are the same procedures as those performed in the
second trimester, but the United States only allows abortions after twenty four for medical reasons.
Abortion is one of the most controversial debate in the world today. The reason that this is such a
hard topic to solve is because of one simple question. When does life begin? The answer to that
question would end the debate of whether abortion should be considered murder or not. Viability
is currently the legal determining factor of when life begins. However, a baby shows signs of life
even before it is viable outside of the womb.
At five weeks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This begins at five weeks. If a baby is killed after five weeks, it should be considered murder.
When someone is shot and their heart never stops beating, it is called attempted murder, but if
the victim s heart stops beating, it is classified as a homicide. When a woman decides to abort
her child after five weeks, she is stopping the heart of a human being. Abortionists argue that
even if a baby has a heartbeat, it could not live outside of the womb until it is around twenty five
weeks, therefore it is not murder to kill someone that would not survive anyway. That is the
same as killing someone who is terminally ill just because they are not going to survive. A four
year old also cannot live on his own without a safe environment and nutrients, just as a baby
cannot survive without the safety and nutrition of the mother s womb. Does that mean it is okay
to kill a four year old too? Abortion will always be a debatable topic, so listen to your heart, the one
that has been beating inside of you since you were five weeks old, because it will help you make
the right
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A hysterectomy is when an abortionist permanently removes the entire uterus and the baby with the
intent to kill the baby. Third trimester abortions are the same procedures as those performed in the
second trimester, but the United States only allows abortions after twenty four for medical reasons.
Abortion is one of the most controversial debate in the world today. The reason that this is such a
hard topic to solve is because of one simple question. When does life begin? The answer to that
question would end the debate of whether abortion should be considered murder or not. Viability
is currently the legal determining factor of when life begins. However, a baby shows signs of life
even before it is viable outside of the womb.
At five weeks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This begins at five weeks. If a baby is killed after five weeks, it should be considered murder.
When someone is shot and their heart never stops beating, it is called attempted murder, but if
the victim s heart stops beating, it is classified as a homicide. When a woman decides to abort
her child after five weeks, she is stopping the heart of a human being. Abortionists argue that
even if a baby has a heartbeat, it could not live outside of the womb until it is around twenty five
weeks, therefore it is not murder to kill someone that would not survive anyway. That is the
same as killing someone who is terminally ill just because they are not going to survive. A four
year old also cannot live on his own without a safe environment and nutrients, just as a baby
cannot survive without the safety and nutrition of the mother s womb. Does that mean it is okay
to kill a four year old too? Abortion will always be a debatable topic, so listen to your heart, the one
that has been beating inside of you since you were five weeks old, because it will help you make
the right
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Microwave Oven Is More Than Just For Cooking Foods
Abstract. The microwave oven is much more than just for cooking foods. This paper will briefly
discuss the history and technologies as byproduct since the microwaves oven s accidental
invention by Percy Spencer while briefly illuminating some of the subsequent advancements and
future concepts or applications of the microwave use in navigational, medicinal and in wireless
communications. The Microwave oven has become such an integral part of our lives that we
hardly notice its presence. The microwave quietly sits in every home, every restaurant, every
convenience store and in college dorms The Microwave oven has become such an integral part of
our lives that we hardly notice its presence. It is so much a part of the kitchen that basic housing
rentals, not only come standard with stovetop and refrigerator but yes, a microwave oven. The
microwave is as essential to our daily lives as the coffeepot. it is one of those technologies like the
coffee pot, that we rarely see how important this nifty invention is until we are without it. 1941,
while working for the Raytheon Company, Percy Spencer discovered a more efficient way to
manufacture magnetrons. This discovery led to significant advances in radar sonar, navigation,
communication and undoubtedly his most popular invention, the microwave oven. Experiments
showed that microwave heating could raise the internal temperature of many foods far more rapidly
than a conventional oven. In 1954 the first Raytheon commercial
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Abstract. The microwave oven is much more than just for cooking foods. This paper will briefly
discuss the history and technologies as byproduct since the microwaves oven s accidental
invention by Percy Spencer while briefly illuminating some of the subsequent advancements and
future concepts or applications of the microwave use in navigational, medicinal and in wireless
communications. The Microwave oven has become such an integral part of our lives that we
hardly notice its presence. The microwave quietly sits in every home, every restaurant, every
convenience store and in college dorms The Microwave oven has become such an integral part of
our lives that we hardly notice its presence. It is so much a part of the kitchen that basic housing
rentals, not only come standard with stovetop and refrigerator but yes, a microwave oven. The
microwave is as essential to our daily lives as the coffeepot. it is one of those technologies like the
coffee pot, that we rarely see how important this nifty invention is until we are without it. 1941,
while working for the Raytheon Company, Percy Spencer discovered a more efficient way to
manufacture magnetrons. This discovery led to significant advances in radar sonar, navigation,
communication and undoubtedly his most popular invention, the microwave oven. Experiments
showed that microwave heating could raise the internal temperature of many foods far more rapidly
than a conventional oven. In 1954 the first Raytheon commercial
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Discuss The Role Of Organized Crime In Cuba
1) With the advent of prohibition in the United States, organized crime came to play a significant
role in Cuba. Infamous gangsters arrived on the island to drink, gamble, and smuggle alcohol back
to the main land. Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista profited from such a corrupt system, acting as
an intermediary between Cubaand the mafia and making millions off of his cut. As a result, Cuba
became an El Dorado for American gangsters, where they could make huge profits and launder
their illegally made money without being hassled by the police. As Batista enriched himself,
however, the income disparity between the Cuban rich and poor worsened. President Grau did little
to stop the mafia when he was in power, and when Fulgencio Batistareturned from Florida to run
for the presidency (again), his involvement with mafia member Meyer Lansky and other elite
American interests deepened as they helped fund his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sensing he was going to lose, Batista staged a military coup and retook power. Batista and his
friends, however, were no longer focused on political goals. Instead, they were bent on preventing
the Orthodox Party (which wanted to cleanse Cuba of corruption) from gaining office and on
continuing the dominance of the elite in Cuba by repressing opposition and leftist political groups.
As Cuba became a bloody police state, however, American businesses stopped investing in Cuba,
causing the nation to slowly deteriorate and forcing Batista to use repressive force to retain a
chaotic hold on the country. He no longer represented the people and his corruption and
dependence on illegal American had left him vulnerable to power erosion, forcing him to rely on
torture and violence to maintain the façade of a stable Cuba. Such brutality, however, only
hastened
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1) With the advent of prohibition in the United States, organized crime came to play a significant
role in Cuba. Infamous gangsters arrived on the island to drink, gamble, and smuggle alcohol back
to the main land. Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista profited from such a corrupt system, acting as
an intermediary between Cubaand the mafia and making millions off of his cut. As a result, Cuba
became an El Dorado for American gangsters, where they could make huge profits and launder
their illegally made money without being hassled by the police. As Batista enriched himself,
however, the income disparity between the Cuban rich and poor worsened. President Grau did little
to stop the mafia when he was in power, and when Fulgencio Batistareturned from Florida to run
for the presidency (again), his involvement with mafia member Meyer Lansky and other elite
American interests deepened as they helped fund his... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sensing he was going to lose, Batista staged a military coup and retook power. Batista and his
friends, however, were no longer focused on political goals. Instead, they were bent on preventing
the Orthodox Party (which wanted to cleanse Cuba of corruption) from gaining office and on
continuing the dominance of the elite in Cuba by repressing opposition and leftist political groups.
As Cuba became a bloody police state, however, American businesses stopped investing in Cuba,
causing the nation to slowly deteriorate and forcing Batista to use repressive force to retain a
chaotic hold on the country. He no longer represented the people and his corruption and
dependence on illegal American had left him vulnerable to power erosion, forcing him to rely on
torture and violence to maintain the façade of a stable Cuba. Such brutality, however, only
hastened
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Temporary Listening
According to Central Maine Medical Center policy on temporary pacing, the pacer works to deliver
direct electrical stimulation to stimulate the myocardium to depolarize which initiates a mechanical
contraction when the sinoatrial node is unable to do so. Temporary pacing of the heart is indicated
in multiple circumstances. It is primarily used after a valve surgery. However the pacer is also used
for the maintenance of inadequate heartrate and rhythm during surgery, postoperative recovery,
cardiac catheterization, coronary angioplasty, certain drug therapies that cause bradycardia and
before implantation of a permanent pacemaker. It can also be used to stabilize heart beats after a
myocardial infraction. The Central Maine Medical Center... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Postoperatively, pediatric patients typically exhibit low cardiac output. The study by Pediatric
Cardiology provided temporary pacing to pediatric patients who underwent cardiovascular surgery
with efforts to help enhance cardiac output postoperatively. 60 pediatric patients under the age of
18 consented to participate in the study. However, only 30 of the consenting patients were able to
take part in the study. The 30 patients were unable to take part in the study largely because they
became tachycardic at baseline postoperatively. Once temporary pacing was placed in the eligible
patients, no benefit was determined. Cardiac output did no increase any faster than pediatric
surgical patients who did not receive temporary pacing. Because the subjects in this study consisted
of such a small subset, the author determined that even though temporary pacing was not beneficial
for any of the patients in the study, temporary pacing will be beneficially to patients suffering from
bradycardia postoperatively because the pacer will help maintain a normal sinus
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to Central Maine Medical Center policy on temporary pacing, the pacer works to deliver
direct electrical stimulation to stimulate the myocardium to depolarize which initiates a mechanical
contraction when the sinoatrial node is unable to do so. Temporary pacing of the heart is indicated
in multiple circumstances. It is primarily used after a valve surgery. However the pacer is also used
for the maintenance of inadequate heartrate and rhythm during surgery, postoperative recovery,
cardiac catheterization, coronary angioplasty, certain drug therapies that cause bradycardia and
before implantation of a permanent pacemaker. It can also be used to stabilize heart beats after a
myocardial infraction. The Central Maine Medical Center... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Postoperatively, pediatric patients typically exhibit low cardiac output. The study by Pediatric
Cardiology provided temporary pacing to pediatric patients who underwent cardiovascular surgery
with efforts to help enhance cardiac output postoperatively. 60 pediatric patients under the age of
18 consented to participate in the study. However, only 30 of the consenting patients were able to
take part in the study. The 30 patients were unable to take part in the study largely because they
became tachycardic at baseline postoperatively. Once temporary pacing was placed in the eligible
patients, no benefit was determined. Cardiac output did no increase any faster than pediatric
surgical patients who did not receive temporary pacing. Because the subjects in this study consisted
of such a small subset, the author determined that even though temporary pacing was not beneficial
for any of the patients in the study, temporary pacing will be beneficially to patients suffering from
bradycardia postoperatively because the pacer will help maintain a normal sinus
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
unit 6 assessment
Unit six: Principles of budgets in a business environment Assessment You should use this file to
complete your Assessment. The first thing you need to do is save a copy of this document, either
onto your computer or a USB drive Then work through your Assessment, remembering to save
your work regularly When you ve finished, print out a copy to keep for reference Then, go to
www.vision2learn.com and send your completed Assessment to your tutor via your My Study area
make sure it is clearly marked with your name, the course title and the Unit and Assessment
number. Please note that this Assessment document has 7 pages and is made up of 3 Sections.
Name: Section 1: The purpose of budgets This section will help you to evidence... Show more
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For example interest rates, the cost of raw materials including fuel, the number of sales or orders
that we make and in turn all of these rely on other factors. The best therefore that can be done
when developing a budget is to look at all the factors that are likely to affect the budget and
decide how to take account of each one. If there is a previous budget (last year or last month)
then it is sensible to look at how this has been achieved or not as the case may be, and what
factors affected the outcome. If we are looking at monthly budgets it might be a better comparison
to look at the same month twelve months ago as well as the previous months. The more factors
we take into consideration when estimating a budget, the more accurate our budget will be. If the
estimations in a budgeting process are poor, the organisation and the customers may suffer. 3.
Explain two methods that can be used in order to identify realistic estimations when developing a
budget. [2.2] Method 1: Incremental budgeting is a type of budgeting that adds a certain amount
of capital to a previous period s budget in order to allow for slight increases. The adjustment will
be determined by any significant influencing factors identified by the organisation, such as changes
in staffing levels, replacing equipment and the increased cost of gas and electricity prices. In some
organisations, the adjustment may be as simple as adding the
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Unit six: Principles of budgets in a business environment Assessment You should use this file to
complete your Assessment. The first thing you need to do is save a copy of this document, either
onto your computer or a USB drive Then work through your Assessment, remembering to save
your work regularly When you ve finished, print out a copy to keep for reference Then, go to
www.vision2learn.com and send your completed Assessment to your tutor via your My Study area
make sure it is clearly marked with your name, the course title and the Unit and Assessment
number. Please note that this Assessment document has 7 pages and is made up of 3 Sections.
Name: Section 1: The purpose of budgets This section will help you to evidence... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example interest rates, the cost of raw materials including fuel, the number of sales or orders
that we make and in turn all of these rely on other factors. The best therefore that can be done
when developing a budget is to look at all the factors that are likely to affect the budget and
decide how to take account of each one. If there is a previous budget (last year or last month)
then it is sensible to look at how this has been achieved or not as the case may be, and what
factors affected the outcome. If we are looking at monthly budgets it might be a better comparison
to look at the same month twelve months ago as well as the previous months. The more factors
we take into consideration when estimating a budget, the more accurate our budget will be. If the
estimations in a budgeting process are poor, the organisation and the customers may suffer. 3.
Explain two methods that can be used in order to identify realistic estimations when developing a
budget. [2.2] Method 1: Incremental budgeting is a type of budgeting that adds a certain amount
of capital to a previous period s budget in order to allow for slight increases. The adjustment will
be determined by any significant influencing factors identified by the organisation, such as changes
in staffing levels, replacing equipment and the increased cost of gas and electricity prices. In some
organisations, the adjustment may be as simple as adding the
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