31 Fun Writing Prompts For Middle School - Middle S
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Research-Based Practice with Families in Stress...
Research Based Practice with Families in Stress Pediatric nurse practitioners in primary health care play a very important role in
the care of children with chronic health conditions. Many times, primary health care providers are the first to assess, recognize,
and diagnose a child with a chronic health condition. Children with chronic conditions, along with their families, face multiple
challenges that should be of concern to the health care providers in which they interact (Allen, Vessey, Schapiro, 2010). For the
purpose of this paper, focus will be on JD, a 10 year old African American male who was recently diagnosed with asthma after an
acute exacerbation. He lives in a basement bedroom of his family s home. His mother is single ... Show more content on
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More familial involvement in disease management is associated with healthier family functioning (Gavin Wysocki, 2005). The
context in which assessment takes place includes not only specific characteristics of the illness, but also a patient s individual
traits and daily activities (Corbin, 1991). Before, during, and after the clinic visit, it is the responsibility of the PNP to recognize
traits in JD such as his age, race, gender, hobbies, and personality characteristics that may help in the diagnosis and management
of the projected condition.
Health
Health is defined as neither the absence nor the cure of the disease, but rather management of the condition that will produce the
best quality of life for the patient (George, 2011). A person s health and its outcomes can be measured at a number of levels, the
most prominent being mortality, morbidity, functional status and handicaps, and economic values (Koot Wallander, 2013). Health
in the assessment of JD will be tailored to the management of the chronic illness of focus, asthma. This calls for the PNP to do a
thorough respiratory assessment of the lungs and chest using a systematic approach. This includes inspection, palpitation,
percussion, and most importantly auscultation (Duderstadt, 2006). With a baseline respiratory assessment, the PNP can utilize
data in future assessments and follow up visits to manage disease progression.
Environment
In the nursing metaparadigm, the
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Research Based Practice with Families in Stress Pediatric nurse practitioners in primary health care play a very important role in
the care of children with chronic health conditions. Many times, primary health care providers are the first to assess, recognize,
and diagnose a child with a chronic health condition. Children with chronic conditions, along with their families, face multiple
challenges that should be of concern to the health care providers in which they interact (Allen, Vessey, Schapiro, 2010). For the
purpose of this paper, focus will be on JD, a 10 year old African American male who was recently diagnosed with asthma after an
acute exacerbation. He lives in a basement bedroom of his family s home. His mother is single ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
More familial involvement in disease management is associated with healthier family functioning (Gavin Wysocki, 2005). The
context in which assessment takes place includes not only specific characteristics of the illness, but also a patient s individual
traits and daily activities (Corbin, 1991). Before, during, and after the clinic visit, it is the responsibility of the PNP to recognize
traits in JD such as his age, race, gender, hobbies, and personality characteristics that may help in the diagnosis and management
of the projected condition.
Health
Health is defined as neither the absence nor the cure of the disease, but rather management of the condition that will produce the
best quality of life for the patient (George, 2011). A person s health and its outcomes can be measured at a number of levels, the
most prominent being mortality, morbidity, functional status and handicaps, and economic values (Koot Wallander, 2013). Health
in the assessment of JD will be tailored to the management of the chronic illness of focus, asthma. This calls for the PNP to do a
thorough respiratory assessment of the lungs and chest using a systematic approach. This includes inspection, palpitation,
percussion, and most importantly auscultation (Duderstadt, 2006). With a baseline respiratory assessment, the PNP can utilize
data in future assessments and follow up visits to manage disease progression.
Environment
In the nursing metaparadigm, the
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A Great Mistake Of The Athenians
This was a great mistake of the Athenians, as Thucydides claims, most of them (Athenians) being ignorant of its (Sicily) size and
of the number of its inhabitants, Hellenic and barbarian, and of the fact that they were undertaking a war not much inferior to that
against the Peloponnesians . So, Athens undervalued Sicily and overvalued their (the Athenians) greatness. Nicias tried to warn
citizens about the wealth and strength of the Sicilian states enemies they would have to challenge, and insisted on a great
preparation and investments in the expedition to make it possible. He also added: Indeed, even if we leave Athens with a force
not only equal to that of the enemy except in the number of heavy infantry in the field, but even at all points superior to him, we
shall still find it difficult to conquer Sicily or save ourselves .
The preparation for the expedition began and the departure to Sicily took place. It worth saying that all Athenians were taking
part in preparation, the government and citizens did their best. Indeed this armament that first sailed out was by far the most
costly and splendid Hellenic force that had ever been sent out by a single city up to that time .
Alcibiades, one of the generals of the expedition, had a lot of enemies in Athens, due to his luxury life and desire to get as much
fame as possible. So, before the departure of expedition his enemies tried to do everything to implicate him in scandals and
expose. All in all Alcibiades was
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This was a great mistake of the Athenians, as Thucydides claims, most of them (Athenians) being ignorant of its (Sicily) size and
of the number of its inhabitants, Hellenic and barbarian, and of the fact that they were undertaking a war not much inferior to that
against the Peloponnesians . So, Athens undervalued Sicily and overvalued their (the Athenians) greatness. Nicias tried to warn
citizens about the wealth and strength of the Sicilian states enemies they would have to challenge, and insisted on a great
preparation and investments in the expedition to make it possible. He also added: Indeed, even if we leave Athens with a force
not only equal to that of the enemy except in the number of heavy infantry in the field, but even at all points superior to him, we
shall still find it difficult to conquer Sicily or save ourselves .
The preparation for the expedition began and the departure to Sicily took place. It worth saying that all Athenians were taking
part in preparation, the government and citizens did their best. Indeed this armament that first sailed out was by far the most
costly and splendid Hellenic force that had ever been sent out by a single city up to that time .
Alcibiades, one of the generals of the expedition, had a lot of enemies in Athens, due to his luxury life and desire to get as much
fame as possible. So, before the departure of expedition his enemies tried to do everything to implicate him in scandals and
expose. All in all Alcibiades was
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Dna Profiling And The Legal System
DNA Profiling
In forensics, when using a DNA profile or evidence it has to follow guidelines usually given by the legal system. DNA profiling
is a very powerful method used for forensic identification, and there has never been a case where two individuals have the same
DNA profile.
DNA is a long curved structure, made up of pairs of four specific bases: adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine, is the
repository of a code from which all of our cells are made. The code is made up of base pairs which look like the rungs of a
ladder, and are joined by alternating phosphate and sugar groups, which may be compared to the ladder s sides or legs. The bases
adenine and thymine form what is known as one base pair, and the bases cytosine and guanine form the second base pair.
The DNA in humans carries almost one and a half billion pairs of these bases within one strand of DNA. It is the order, or
sequencing of these pairs that determines what information is available for the making and repairing of our bodies.
These base pairs and groups are connected to form a ribbon like structure which curls into what is known as a double helix or
spiral. The spiral form provides stability to the structure, and the sequencing pattern might be thought of as letters which combine
into words that communicate the necessary information needed by the cells in order to reproduce and replenish themselves. Much
of human DNA is non coding and appears to have no purpose that has been determined at this
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DNA Profiling
In forensics, when using a DNA profile or evidence it has to follow guidelines usually given by the legal system. DNA profiling
is a very powerful method used for forensic identification, and there has never been a case where two individuals have the same
DNA profile.
DNA is a long curved structure, made up of pairs of four specific bases: adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine, is the
repository of a code from which all of our cells are made. The code is made up of base pairs which look like the rungs of a
ladder, and are joined by alternating phosphate and sugar groups, which may be compared to the ladder s sides or legs. The bases
adenine and thymine form what is known as one base pair, and the bases cytosine and guanine form the second base pair.
The DNA in humans carries almost one and a half billion pairs of these bases within one strand of DNA. It is the order, or
sequencing of these pairs that determines what information is available for the making and repairing of our bodies.
These base pairs and groups are connected to form a ribbon like structure which curls into what is known as a double helix or
spiral. The spiral form provides stability to the structure, and the sequencing pattern might be thought of as letters which combine
into words that communicate the necessary information needed by the cells in order to reproduce and replenish themselves. Much
of human DNA is non coding and appears to have no purpose that has been determined at this
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Intersectionality Of Black Males Essay
by stereotypes and uses those stereotypes to judge and teach African American males. This means that the model does not
recognize each individual s struggles and tries to solve the struggles with color blind utilitarianism policies within school
systems. The deficit model fails to acknowledge color and in doing so the model inherently fails to help build up African
American males for success in higher learning facilities.
However, Critical Race Theory defines this occurrence as the failure to see the intersectionality of African Americans.
Intersectionality is the concept that no one has a simple, uncomplicated identity based on race alone. Each African American
male has an identity, which intersects with class, sex, sexual orientation, political orientation, disability and personal history
informing each person s complex identity. Therefore, the theory ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, these people need to be informed about the importance of seeing color when judging, teaching, and writing the
policy about students. In order for ALL students to be successful and graduate from higher learning centers, you have to
recognize the individual, not the individual(s). We should impose a new paradigm for both public policy considerations and
private personal and institutional practice called illuminated individualism. Illuminated individualism seeks to respect the
uniqueness of all persons and communities and thus not to assume that racial identity or country of origin, as in the case of non
citizens seeking to become residents, automatically tells us what we need to know about a person and their background while yet
acknowledging the general truth that to be white, a person of color, indigenous, or an immigrant continues to have meaning in the
United
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by stereotypes and uses those stereotypes to judge and teach African American males. This means that the model does not
recognize each individual s struggles and tries to solve the struggles with color blind utilitarianism policies within school
systems. The deficit model fails to acknowledge color and in doing so the model inherently fails to help build up African
American males for success in higher learning facilities.
However, Critical Race Theory defines this occurrence as the failure to see the intersectionality of African Americans.
Intersectionality is the concept that no one has a simple, uncomplicated identity based on race alone. Each African American
male has an identity, which intersects with class, sex, sexual orientation, political orientation, disability and personal history
informing each person s complex identity. Therefore, the theory ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, these people need to be informed about the importance of seeing color when judging, teaching, and writing the
policy about students. In order for ALL students to be successful and graduate from higher learning centers, you have to
recognize the individual, not the individual(s). We should impose a new paradigm for both public policy considerations and
private personal and institutional practice called illuminated individualism. Illuminated individualism seeks to respect the
uniqueness of all persons and communities and thus not to assume that racial identity or country of origin, as in the case of non
citizens seeking to become residents, automatically tells us what we need to know about a person and their background while yet
acknowledging the general truth that to be white, a person of color, indigenous, or an immigrant continues to have meaning in the
United
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Delta Airlines-Allows Firearms
Delta Airlines allow small arms ammunition, in which the weight can t be no more than 11lbs. per person. The weapon also must
be secured nicely and sealed and can only be for the individual. Gunpowder is never allowed!!! Southwest Airlines Allows
firearms, however also must be in a secured case that s hard sided, locked container. The customer must know the lock
combination and/or have key to lock. Multiple firearms are allowed and can be transported all in one hard sided case. With this
airline firearms cannot be a carryon luggage. United Airlines Allows shooting equipment which needs to be hard sided cases, and
only customers who is 18 years of age or older is accepted. Some firearms are not accepted to certain and particular places.
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Delta Airlines allow small arms ammunition, in which the weight can t be no more than 11lbs. per person. The weapon also must
be secured nicely and sealed and can only be for the individual. Gunpowder is never allowed!!! Southwest Airlines Allows
firearms, however also must be in a secured case that s hard sided, locked container. The customer must know the lock
combination and/or have key to lock. Multiple firearms are allowed and can be transported all in one hard sided case. With this
airline firearms cannot be a carryon luggage. United Airlines Allows shooting equipment which needs to be hard sided cases, and
only customers who is 18 years of age or older is accepted. Some firearms are not accepted to certain and particular places.
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Case Study Of Lakagehuset Bakery
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2)
Opportunities:
A good opportunities in order to increase sales and even create more awareness, could be to make it available to order a delivery
of some kinds of cakes, bread etc. for a event. It could be big events, or even small events such that aren t close to Lagkagehuset
bakery.
Since it s becoming more and more a norm to order food, luxuries and other products online, Lagkagehuset could expand their
strategies by developing an online store on their webpage. This would be the same way of ordering a delivery as the opportunity
as above, just different, since its not for an special event but rather just for breakfast a morning where the consumer wouldn t
want to go outside and purchase the bread, cakes and so on themselves. This would make them even more differentiated on the
market and could appeal to more customers.
Additionally, since the EU are discussing if the fødevarelovgivning is enough, and they are considering ... Show more content on
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Denmark is ranked very high on the list of countries with the highest yearly consumption of coffee per capita. However
Lagkagehuset would experience a great decrease if the many people who purchased their bread or coffee on their way to work in
the morning, habitual pattern changes. This means Lagkagehuset have to focus strongly on their image.
Technological factors
It s hard to determine what technological influences there is on Lagkagehuset, however if they were to establish a better
administrative system, in order to organize their regular and continuous deliveries, it could benefit them in the long run. A more
advanced system always contributes to every industry or company, and it would to Lagkagehuset as well. This, however, wouldn
t have to be a major priority for them since it s not something they are lacking.
Environment
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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2)
Opportunities:
A good opportunities in order to increase sales and even create more awareness, could be to make it available to order a delivery
of some kinds of cakes, bread etc. for a event. It could be big events, or even small events such that aren t close to Lagkagehuset
bakery.
Since it s becoming more and more a norm to order food, luxuries and other products online, Lagkagehuset could expand their
strategies by developing an online store on their webpage. This would be the same way of ordering a delivery as the opportunity
as above, just different, since its not for an special event but rather just for breakfast a morning where the consumer wouldn t
want to go outside and purchase the bread, cakes and so on themselves. This would make them even more differentiated on the
market and could appeal to more customers.
Additionally, since the EU are discussing if the fødevarelovgivning is enough, and they are considering ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Denmark is ranked very high on the list of countries with the highest yearly consumption of coffee per capita. However
Lagkagehuset would experience a great decrease if the many people who purchased their bread or coffee on their way to work in
the morning, habitual pattern changes. This means Lagkagehuset have to focus strongly on their image.
Technological factors
It s hard to determine what technological influences there is on Lagkagehuset, however if they were to establish a better
administrative system, in order to organize their regular and continuous deliveries, it could benefit them in the long run. A more
advanced system always contributes to every industry or company, and it would to Lagkagehuset as well. This, however, wouldn
t have to be a major priority for them since it s not something they are lacking.
Environment
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Recruitment Proposal For Senior Level Talent
MEMORANDUM
TO: CEO, HSS
FROM: Alyise Johnson, HR Director
DATE: April 29, 2015
SUBJECT: Recruitment and Staffing Proposal for Senior Level Talent As requested during our last meeting, you shared with me
your personal desire and HSS s need to establish a new recruitment and selection process for employing senior level staff. Below
I have provided a few of the top options that the organization can easily put in place for the use of recruiting and selection new
senior level staff.
Recruitment Methods Recruiting suitable candidates that are able to adequately handle and manage senior level positions of the
organization takes a great deal of time and patience. Placing inexperienced individuals into advanced positions within HHS could
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(Doyle)
2. Recruiters. For organizations that do not have the time or the resources to find suitable candidates, they hire headhunters and
recruiting companies to do the searching for them. These headhunters and recruiters hunt down the best individuals in their
particular fields, having thoroughly researched their complete background, including their experience and accomplishments, and
basically sell these individuals to the appropriate organization. (Sutton, 2009) These companies also certify the candidates they
recommend, providing a money back guarantee if an organization is not completely satisfied after a specific period of time.
3. Gamification. Gamification is the use of gaming principles and design in non gaming situations and identifies potential
employees by posing virtual challenges that require the skills necessary for a given job. Gamification is effective because it can
test a skill set, associate the company with something people enjoy and produce a virtual feel for the culture of a particular
workplace.
Selection Methods Selecting suitable candidates for senior level positions of the organization is also an essential undertaking.
There are several considerations an organization must take into an account about a candidate before hiring them.
1. Credentials Assessment. It is very important to know what experience and skillset a candidate brings with
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MEMORANDUM
TO: CEO, HSS
FROM: Alyise Johnson, HR Director
DATE: April 29, 2015
SUBJECT: Recruitment and Staffing Proposal for Senior Level Talent As requested during our last meeting, you shared with me
your personal desire and HSS s need to establish a new recruitment and selection process for employing senior level staff. Below
I have provided a few of the top options that the organization can easily put in place for the use of recruiting and selection new
senior level staff.
Recruitment Methods Recruiting suitable candidates that are able to adequately handle and manage senior level positions of the
organization takes a great deal of time and patience. Placing inexperienced individuals into advanced positions within HHS could
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Doyle)
2. Recruiters. For organizations that do not have the time or the resources to find suitable candidates, they hire headhunters and
recruiting companies to do the searching for them. These headhunters and recruiters hunt down the best individuals in their
particular fields, having thoroughly researched their complete background, including their experience and accomplishments, and
basically sell these individuals to the appropriate organization. (Sutton, 2009) These companies also certify the candidates they
recommend, providing a money back guarantee if an organization is not completely satisfied after a specific period of time.
3. Gamification. Gamification is the use of gaming principles and design in non gaming situations and identifies potential
employees by posing virtual challenges that require the skills necessary for a given job. Gamification is effective because it can
test a skill set, associate the company with something people enjoy and produce a virtual feel for the culture of a particular
workplace.
Selection Methods Selecting suitable candidates for senior level positions of the organization is also an essential undertaking.
There are several considerations an organization must take into an account about a candidate before hiring them.
1. Credentials Assessment. It is very important to know what experience and skillset a candidate brings with
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The Day My Dad Passed Away
May 11th 2001 A.K.A the day my dad passed away. The murderer was Leukemia. For most people it s easier to lose your dad
than your mom but my dad doubled as a mother figure. My other birth parent walked out on my dad and I for this guy who was
like a hundred years younger than her. Cougar? No extreme cougar. The most terrible thing about the even was that dad was in
love. The feeling, apparently, wasn t mutual. Anyway, because of the events that have occurred, I have to move in with my Aunt
Mel and my Uncle Pete. I ve been living with my cousins but they just got a job opening in China and it s just too much work to
have to move and learn a new language. My aunt and uncle live in New York City which is where I have always wanted to
breathe in. . . . Okay I just need to say one thing. Airports totally suck. I have to practically get undressed to just get on the plane.
Plus there s too many people so it s super confusing and chaotic. Forget the airport, the plane is even more worse. My grandma
made me watch the whole series of Final Destination at her nursing home every time I went to visit. Everything in the whole
world terrifies me all because of that series. All that I could think about on the plane was one of the engines going out and who
would come to my funeral. So it turns out New York lived up to expectations. Buildings so close together, BROADWAY, and
even McDonald was way better! Oh and did
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May 11th 2001 A.K.A the day my dad passed away. The murderer was Leukemia. For most people it s easier to lose your dad
than your mom but my dad doubled as a mother figure. My other birth parent walked out on my dad and I for this guy who was
like a hundred years younger than her. Cougar? No extreme cougar. The most terrible thing about the even was that dad was in
love. The feeling, apparently, wasn t mutual. Anyway, because of the events that have occurred, I have to move in with my Aunt
Mel and my Uncle Pete. I ve been living with my cousins but they just got a job opening in China and it s just too much work to
have to move and learn a new language. My aunt and uncle live in New York City which is where I have always wanted to
breathe in. . . . Okay I just need to say one thing. Airports totally suck. I have to practically get undressed to just get on the plane.
Plus there s too many people so it s super confusing and chaotic. Forget the airport, the plane is even more worse. My grandma
made me watch the whole series of Final Destination at her nursing home every time I went to visit. Everything in the whole
world terrifies me all because of that series. All that I could think about on the plane was one of the engines going out and who
would come to my funeral. So it turns out New York lived up to expectations. Buildings so close together, BROADWAY, and
even McDonald was way better! Oh and did
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How Statistics For Managers ( Bam1447b )
What I learned in Statistics
Kevin Green
Statistics for Managers (BAM1447B)
Timothy Crawford
12 22 14
What I learned in Statistics
Statistics is a mathematical and scientific process based on the analysis, interpretation, collection, or explanation, and
presentation of a data set. It is applied to an enormous variety of academic disciplines, from the natural and social sciences to the
humanities, and to government and business. Data analysis is applied when information needs to be converted into the raw data
which is more purposeful information. Statistics is mainly all about the data analysis of a set of data. Before actually began
working on data analysis in real world and on paper, it is important that the basic knowledge is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Descriptive statistics can assist in proper presentation of data such that it can be comprehended and analyzed by the user. For
example, if we had the data about the labor budgets of 200 companies, then that data would make no sense as it would be
difficult to comprehend. But if that data is classified industry wise, and arranged, an average is calculated for the industry and for
the labor budgets, and then the interpretation would be more feasible. In this example, descriptive statistics is extremely helpful
because of the simplicity of how the data information needs to be shown. Following I will briefly explain the two most common
types of statistics used to break down and describe data. The two types are measures of central tendencies and measures of
dispersion. Measures of central tendency are measures which are at the central position of the frequency distribution and which
are representative of the whole distribution. (Tanner, D. E., Youssef Morgan, C. M. , 2013) A part of the measures of central
tendency is the mean, mode and median of the data for which was describe. Measures of dispersion are measures that show how
far the actual values are from the measure of central tendency. (Tanner, D. E., Youssef Morgan, C. M., 2013) For example, the
average labor budgets from all the 200 stores may be 21% of net sales but individual labor will not exactly be 21% of net sales.
Each store will run a different percentage for labor.
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What I learned in Statistics
Kevin Green
Statistics for Managers (BAM1447B)
Timothy Crawford
12 22 14
What I learned in Statistics
Statistics is a mathematical and scientific process based on the analysis, interpretation, collection, or explanation, and
presentation of a data set. It is applied to an enormous variety of academic disciplines, from the natural and social sciences to the
humanities, and to government and business. Data analysis is applied when information needs to be converted into the raw data
which is more purposeful information. Statistics is mainly all about the data analysis of a set of data. Before actually began
working on data analysis in real world and on paper, it is important that the basic knowledge is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Descriptive statistics can assist in proper presentation of data such that it can be comprehended and analyzed by the user. For
example, if we had the data about the labor budgets of 200 companies, then that data would make no sense as it would be
difficult to comprehend. But if that data is classified industry wise, and arranged, an average is calculated for the industry and for
the labor budgets, and then the interpretation would be more feasible. In this example, descriptive statistics is extremely helpful
because of the simplicity of how the data information needs to be shown. Following I will briefly explain the two most common
types of statistics used to break down and describe data. The two types are measures of central tendencies and measures of
dispersion. Measures of central tendency are measures which are at the central position of the frequency distribution and which
are representative of the whole distribution. (Tanner, D. E., Youssef Morgan, C. M. , 2013) A part of the measures of central
tendency is the mean, mode and median of the data for which was describe. Measures of dispersion are measures that show how
far the actual values are from the measure of central tendency. (Tanner, D. E., Youssef Morgan, C. M., 2013) For example, the
average labor budgets from all the 200 stores may be 21% of net sales but individual labor will not exactly be 21% of net sales.
Each store will run a different percentage for labor.
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Pros And Cons Of Agency Theory
Agency theory is concerned with the agency relationships. The two parties have an agency relationship when they cooperate and
engage in association wherein one party the principal delegates decisions and /or work to another an agent to act on its behalf
(Tan Lee, 2015). The important assumptions underlying agency theory is that potential goal conflicts exists between principals
and agents; each party acts in its own self interest; information asymmetry frequently exists between principals and agents;
agents are more risk averse than the principal; and efficiency is the effectiveness criterion (Miller Sardais, 2011; Kingston Haijie,
2014). Two potential problems stemming from this assumption may arise in agency relationships: an agency problem and a risk
sharing problem. An agency problem appears when agents goal differs from the principals and it is difficult or expensive to
verify whether agents have appropriately performed the delegated work.
A risk sharing problem arises when agents have different attitudes towards risk that cause disagreements about actions to be
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This is achieved through improved public service delivery and more informed policy design. In many countries, especially
developing ones, the government fails to deliver key essential services to its citizens due to problems such as: misallocation of
resources, leakages or corruption, weak incentives or a lack of articulated demand (William, 2002). Similarly, governments often
formulate policies in a discretionary and non transparent manner that goes against the interests and actual priorities of the poor,
these problems are perpetuated because the three key groups of actors in the public policy and service delivery chain policy
makers, service providers and citizens have different (sometimes conflicting) goals and incentives, compounded by information
asymmetries and lack of communication (William,
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Agency theory is concerned with the agency relationships. The two parties have an agency relationship when they cooperate and
engage in association wherein one party the principal delegates decisions and /or work to another an agent to act on its behalf
(Tan Lee, 2015). The important assumptions underlying agency theory is that potential goal conflicts exists between principals
and agents; each party acts in its own self interest; information asymmetry frequently exists between principals and agents;
agents are more risk averse than the principal; and efficiency is the effectiveness criterion (Miller Sardais, 2011; Kingston Haijie,
2014). Two potential problems stemming from this assumption may arise in agency relationships: an agency problem and a risk
sharing problem. An agency problem appears when agents goal differs from the principals and it is difficult or expensive to
verify whether agents have appropriately performed the delegated work.
A risk sharing problem arises when agents have different attitudes towards risk that cause disagreements about actions to be
taken ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is achieved through improved public service delivery and more informed policy design. In many countries, especially
developing ones, the government fails to deliver key essential services to its citizens due to problems such as: misallocation of
resources, leakages or corruption, weak incentives or a lack of articulated demand (William, 2002). Similarly, governments often
formulate policies in a discretionary and non transparent manner that goes against the interests and actual priorities of the poor,
these problems are perpetuated because the three key groups of actors in the public policy and service delivery chain policy
makers, service providers and citizens have different (sometimes conflicting) goals and incentives, compounded by information
asymmetries and lack of communication (William,
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The Greatest Dramatists Of The Great Composers
He was an undersized little man, with a head too big for his body a sickly little man. His nerves were bad. He had skin trouble. It
was agony for him to wear anything next to his skin coarser than silk. And he had delusions of grandeur. He was a monster of
conceit. Never for one minute did he look at the world or at people, except in relation to himself. He was not only the most
important person in the world, to himself; in his own eyes he was the only person who existed. He believed himself to be one of
the greatest dramatists in the world, one of the greatest thinkers, and one of the greatest composers. To hear him talk, he was
Shakespeare, and Beethoven, and Plato, rolled into one. And you would have had no difficulty in hearing him talk. He was one of
the most exhausting conversationalists that ever lived. An evening with him was an evening spent in listening to a monologue.
Sometimes he was brilliant; sometimes he was maddeningly tiresome. But whether he was being brilliant or dull, he had one sole
topic of conversation: himself. What he thought and what he did. He had a mania for being in the right. The slightest hint of
disagreement, from anyone, on the most trivial point, was enough to set him off on a harangue that might last for hours, in which
he proved himself right in so many ways, and with such exhausting volubility, that in the end his hearer, stunned and deafened,
would agree with him, for the sake of peace. It never occurred to him that he and his
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He was an undersized little man, with a head too big for his body a sickly little man. His nerves were bad. He had skin trouble. It
was agony for him to wear anything next to his skin coarser than silk. And he had delusions of grandeur. He was a monster of
conceit. Never for one minute did he look at the world or at people, except in relation to himself. He was not only the most
important person in the world, to himself; in his own eyes he was the only person who existed. He believed himself to be one of
the greatest dramatists in the world, one of the greatest thinkers, and one of the greatest composers. To hear him talk, he was
Shakespeare, and Beethoven, and Plato, rolled into one. And you would have had no difficulty in hearing him talk. He was one of
the most exhausting conversationalists that ever lived. An evening with him was an evening spent in listening to a monologue.
Sometimes he was brilliant; sometimes he was maddeningly tiresome. But whether he was being brilliant or dull, he had one sole
topic of conversation: himself. What he thought and what he did. He had a mania for being in the right. The slightest hint of
disagreement, from anyone, on the most trivial point, was enough to set him off on a harangue that might last for hours, in which
he proved himself right in so many ways, and with such exhausting volubility, that in the end his hearer, stunned and deafened,
would agree with him, for the sake of peace. It never occurred to him that he and his
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Why People Emigrate From Their Native Countries
Every year, most countries lose half of their population to migration. These countries are left behind in the areas such as
developmental and economical growth. The government and the people living in that Country suffer the consequences such as
low productivity and poor academic performance due to lack of qualified teachers. People emigrate from their native countries
for economic, familial, and educational reasons.
Economic issues are one of the reasons people emigrate from their native land to other Countries. One example, is the high cost
of living and low wages in some native Countries. Most people in their native land are deprived of having easy access to the most
common things such as food, electricity, and housing. The high cost of living often forces individuals to search for an alternative
place to live leading them to emigrate to a place that is more affordable. Low wages also play a big role in migration. To
elaborate, a teacher who teaches in high school in their native country obtains a much lower hourly wage and hardly any benefits
than another teacher with the same qualifications teaching in a different country. When this happens, people in their native land
have no choice but to emigrate to a country where they can get higher wages and better benefits. As a result, the country loses its
people who would have helped move the country forward in terms of education and this results in poor academic performance of
students who are in the country. Not only do
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Every year, most countries lose half of their population to migration. These countries are left behind in the areas such as
developmental and economical growth. The government and the people living in that Country suffer the consequences such as
low productivity and poor academic performance due to lack of qualified teachers. People emigrate from their native countries
for economic, familial, and educational reasons.
Economic issues are one of the reasons people emigrate from their native land to other Countries. One example, is the high cost
of living and low wages in some native Countries. Most people in their native land are deprived of having easy access to the most
common things such as food, electricity, and housing. The high cost of living often forces individuals to search for an alternative
place to live leading them to emigrate to a place that is more affordable. Low wages also play a big role in migration. To
elaborate, a teacher who teaches in high school in their native country obtains a much lower hourly wage and hardly any benefits
than another teacher with the same qualifications teaching in a different country. When this happens, people in their native land
have no choice but to emigrate to a country where they can get higher wages and better benefits. As a result, the country loses its
people who would have helped move the country forward in terms of education and this results in poor academic performance of
students who are in the country. Not only do
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Wilma Rudolph s Life And Accomplishments
People can overcome anything, even someone such as Wilma Rudolph. Facing Scarlet Fever, and Double Pneumonia, and at the
age of 4 contracted polio, and eventually became a 3x gold medalist wiinner. She showed you can overcome any challenge. She
also proved that anything you put your mind to you can achieve. Wima Rudolph born June 23rd 1940 in Bethleham, Tennesse to
Ed and Blanche Rudolph, Her father worked as a railroad porter, and her Mother worked six days a week as a maid in the homes
of wealthy white families in ClarksVille. She was the 15th child out of the 18 children her parents had(Barnes). Wilma faced
many scares in her early life, and her family did not think she would live long. As a toddler she had Double Pneumonia which is
a
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People can overcome anything, even someone such as Wilma Rudolph. Facing Scarlet Fever, and Double Pneumonia, and at the
age of 4 contracted polio, and eventually became a 3x gold medalist wiinner. She showed you can overcome any challenge. She
also proved that anything you put your mind to you can achieve. Wima Rudolph born June 23rd 1940 in Bethleham, Tennesse to
Ed and Blanche Rudolph, Her father worked as a railroad porter, and her Mother worked six days a week as a maid in the homes
of wealthy white families in ClarksVille. She was the 15th child out of the 18 children her parents had(Barnes). Wilma faced
many scares in her early life, and her family did not think she would live long. As a toddler she had Double Pneumonia which is
a
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Child Labor Essay example
Child labor is considered as a form of child abuse, it being the exploitation of a child s rights and freedoms. Therefore, child
labour is when underage children are employed, this happens because a child labourer is paid less than an adult labourer.
Consequently employers have more children working for them because they spend less paying the children.
Child labor usually means work that is done by children under the age of 15 (14 in some developing countries) that restricts or
damages a child s physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual growth. 1
Child labour is not something that just recently evolved. As a matter of fact, child labour dates back to the 1780s and the 1840s,
where child labour was predominant worldwide. In 1788, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although there are efforts to put an end to child labour in the world of today, they does not seem to be enough. This is because
even though there is a decrease in the number of children that experience child labour, the change is not significant. The level of
child labour continues to increase. Presumably, in the societies where child labour is the way of life, only few individuals master
the courage to speak against it. Unfortunately, their voices are unheard. For instance, in India there are efforts to lessen the
number of child labourers, but culture always gets in the way. This results in children working under very poor conditions that
pose a danger to their health on short term and long term scale. However, in Canada the law states that:
Section 72 imposes a statutory duty on every person to report certain suspicions are based, to a children s aid society. 2
... a professional has a legal obligation to immediately report suspected child abuse. 3
Usually, there is a reason behind everything that occurs in the world. For instance, the purpose of going to school is to educate
ourselves so that we can have a bright future ahead of us. The main cause of child labour is poverty, which is heavily inclined by
culture which varies with different societies. In India, culture is the way of life. Closely related to customs, culture this merely
provides guidelines to the people within a society on how to conduct their daily lives.
2 Zuker, Marvin A., Randolph C.
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Child labor is considered as a form of child abuse, it being the exploitation of a child s rights and freedoms. Therefore, child
labour is when underage children are employed, this happens because a child labourer is paid less than an adult labourer.
Consequently employers have more children working for them because they spend less paying the children.
Child labor usually means work that is done by children under the age of 15 (14 in some developing countries) that restricts or
damages a child s physical, emotional, social and/or spiritual growth. 1
Child labour is not something that just recently evolved. As a matter of fact, child labour dates back to the 1780s and the 1840s,
where child labour was predominant worldwide. In 1788, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although there are efforts to put an end to child labour in the world of today, they does not seem to be enough. This is because
even though there is a decrease in the number of children that experience child labour, the change is not significant. The level of
child labour continues to increase. Presumably, in the societies where child labour is the way of life, only few individuals master
the courage to speak against it. Unfortunately, their voices are unheard. For instance, in India there are efforts to lessen the
number of child labourers, but culture always gets in the way. This results in children working under very poor conditions that
pose a danger to their health on short term and long term scale. However, in Canada the law states that:
Section 72 imposes a statutory duty on every person to report certain suspicions are based, to a children s aid society. 2
... a professional has a legal obligation to immediately report suspected child abuse. 3
Usually, there is a reason behind everything that occurs in the world. For instance, the purpose of going to school is to educate
ourselves so that we can have a bright future ahead of us. The main cause of child labour is poverty, which is heavily inclined by
culture which varies with different societies. In India, culture is the way of life. Closely related to customs, culture this merely
provides guidelines to the people within a society on how to conduct their daily lives.
2 Zuker, Marvin A., Randolph C.
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The History Of Honey Bees
Have you ever been stung by a honey bee? Many people in the world are actually nearly terrified of honey bees. But, did you
know, Honey bees are actually pretty smart? Honey bees are able to recognize and remember different colors and keep track of
up to 4 different landmarks. Honey bees often get mistaken as bumblebees. A few things that make honey bees and bumblebees
different are that, bumblebees have short furry bodies and honey bees have long, wasp like bodies. Also, Honey bees live in hives
of up to 50,000 to 60,000 bees, while bumblebees live in nests of up to 40 to 500 bees. Bumblebees can sting more than once but,
they will only sting if they are aggravated. Honey bees on the other hand, die right after they have stung you. When a honey bee
stings you, their stinger is barbed and sticks in the skin. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Honey bees are a member of the genus Apis. Many people thought and believed that honey bees were originated from Africa but,
scholars have studied and found that the honey bee might have actually have originated from Asia. Studies now show that honey
bees were originated in the South and Southeast parts of Asia. Today, there are about approximately 20,000 species of bees that
live all over the world. In a honey bee hive, there are three types of bees. There is a queen bee, worker bees, and drones. Queen
bees are mated female bees that are the mother of most of the bees in the honey bee hive or colony. Drones are male honey bees
that are the product of an unfertilized egg. Worker bees are any female bees that lack full reproductive capacity. Nearly all bees in
the hive are worker
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Have you ever been stung by a honey bee? Many people in the world are actually nearly terrified of honey bees. But, did you
know, Honey bees are actually pretty smart? Honey bees are able to recognize and remember different colors and keep track of
up to 4 different landmarks. Honey bees often get mistaken as bumblebees. A few things that make honey bees and bumblebees
different are that, bumblebees have short furry bodies and honey bees have long, wasp like bodies. Also, Honey bees live in hives
of up to 50,000 to 60,000 bees, while bumblebees live in nests of up to 40 to 500 bees. Bumblebees can sting more than once but,
they will only sting if they are aggravated. Honey bees on the other hand, die right after they have stung you. When a honey bee
stings you, their stinger is barbed and sticks in the skin. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Honey bees are a member of the genus Apis. Many people thought and believed that honey bees were originated from Africa but,
scholars have studied and found that the honey bee might have actually have originated from Asia. Studies now show that honey
bees were originated in the South and Southeast parts of Asia. Today, there are about approximately 20,000 species of bees that
live all over the world. In a honey bee hive, there are three types of bees. There is a queen bee, worker bees, and drones. Queen
bees are mated female bees that are the mother of most of the bees in the honey bee hive or colony. Drones are male honey bees
that are the product of an unfertilized egg. Worker bees are any female bees that lack full reproductive capacity. Nearly all bees in
the hive are worker
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Trade Networks Change Over Time Essay
In 300 CE the trade routes of Africa and Eurasia were increasing in complexity, as they became major arteries for the exchange
of goods and ideas over long distances. The trade networks of these regions consistently enabled the spread of religious ideas far
beyond their original homelands. Networks like the Trans Saharan, Indian Ocean, and Silk Road systems always brought wealth
to foreign products that enabled local producers to specialize in items best suited to their regions. Yet, the risk of long distance
trade decreased over this period as societies expanded and technology increased. Furthermore, the amount of trade done on these
networks was inconsistent between 300 CE and 1450 CE. Throughout this extensive time period, ... Show more content on
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The invention of the Dhow and Lateen sails made sea trade much easier and faster, and these technologies eventually dominated
sea trade from the Mediterranean to East Africa and the Indian Ocean. As technology increased over this time period, trade
became easier and thus it occurred more often and over greater distances. Another reason why trade became more widespread
was the expansion of empires. When empires were compacted, the space between them was large and nomadic societies
presented more of a threat in the distance between them. In China, the expansion in the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties gave China
a wider reach and thus a farther extension of trade to regions in the west. The same is true in Africa, when kingdoms like Ethiopia
and Ghana expanded, they became closer to the societies in North Africa and the Mediterranean and increased trade in this way.
Whether it was by the increase in technology, or the growth of societies to develop safer and more protected trade routes, the
trade networks in this period undoubtedly became more widespread because of these factors. Another important inconsistency in
this period was the irregularity of trade levels from specific regions. While trade was increasing in China because of
technological advancement and expansion, it was decreasing in Europe in the centuries after 300 CE because they were
recovering from the fall of the Roman Empire. This created a scenario in which the importer could no longer buy the good
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In 300 CE the trade routes of Africa and Eurasia were increasing in complexity, as they became major arteries for the exchange
of goods and ideas over long distances. The trade networks of these regions consistently enabled the spread of religious ideas far
beyond their original homelands. Networks like the Trans Saharan, Indian Ocean, and Silk Road systems always brought wealth
to foreign products that enabled local producers to specialize in items best suited to their regions. Yet, the risk of long distance
trade decreased over this period as societies expanded and technology increased. Furthermore, the amount of trade done on these
networks was inconsistent between 300 CE and 1450 CE. Throughout this extensive time period, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The invention of the Dhow and Lateen sails made sea trade much easier and faster, and these technologies eventually dominated
sea trade from the Mediterranean to East Africa and the Indian Ocean. As technology increased over this time period, trade
became easier and thus it occurred more often and over greater distances. Another reason why trade became more widespread
was the expansion of empires. When empires were compacted, the space between them was large and nomadic societies
presented more of a threat in the distance between them. In China, the expansion in the Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties gave China
a wider reach and thus a farther extension of trade to regions in the west. The same is true in Africa, when kingdoms like Ethiopia
and Ghana expanded, they became closer to the societies in North Africa and the Mediterranean and increased trade in this way.
Whether it was by the increase in technology, or the growth of societies to develop safer and more protected trade routes, the
trade networks in this period undoubtedly became more widespread because of these factors. Another important inconsistency in
this period was the irregularity of trade levels from specific regions. While trade was increasing in China because of
technological advancement and expansion, it was decreasing in Europe in the centuries after 300 CE because they were
recovering from the fall of the Roman Empire. This created a scenario in which the importer could no longer buy the good
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Decadence in Faulkner s A Rose for Emily Essay
Decadence in Faulkner s A Rose For Emily
March 7, 2006
Decadence in Faulkner s A Rose For Emily
Outline:
ol
li value= 1 Southern decadence and the state of the south
li value= 2 Emily s life, her family and how the changes in the south affect them
li value= 3 What Emily does and why in reaction to those factors
li value= 4 The townspeople s actions and how they are able to participate in Emily s denial and be decadent as well.
li value= 5 About Faulkner himself and how he was a product of the decadent south
li value= 6 Conclusions
/ol
Thesis:
Southern decadence was famous and iconic back when the story, A Rose for Emily was set. It was caused by the end of the Civil
War and the forced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That kind of talk made it plain that southerners there stills saw blacks as inferiors, maybe even slaves.
Miss Emily Grierson suffers from the changes in the south, as well as the effects of being secluded by her father until he dies.
After he dies, she then, in a sense, becomes her father, as evidenced by her being described as wearing black and clutching a
black walking stick when she is old. . ...leaning on an ebony cane with a tarnished gold head. (81) When she was young she
dressed in white and it was her father who was clutching a horsewhip. (82) This creates a nice link between the two as she
becomes her father later in the story, and her father clearly was decadent himself, and of a decadent era, as well. The very fact
that he kept slaves and held the town in his own grip is evidence of that.
Emily herself comes from a long line of fictional southern corruption. In Faulkner s other stories chronicling the Satoris family,
the tradition is one of seedy doings. Also, after learning of Miss Emily s death, we catch a glimpse of her dwelling, itself a
reflection of its late owner. The house lifts its stubborn and coquettish decay above new traditions just as its spinster is seen to do,
an eyesore among eyesores (80) This description lets us know that this used to be a grand home, built from much money and
probably with the employment of the use of slavery.
Her father keeps her from marrying, and
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Decadence in Faulkner s A Rose For Emily
March 7, 2006
Decadence in Faulkner s A Rose For Emily
Outline:
ol
li value= 1 Southern decadence and the state of the south
li value= 2 Emily s life, her family and how the changes in the south affect them
li value= 3 What Emily does and why in reaction to those factors
li value= 4 The townspeople s actions and how they are able to participate in Emily s denial and be decadent as well.
li value= 5 About Faulkner himself and how he was a product of the decadent south
li value= 6 Conclusions
/ol
Thesis:
Southern decadence was famous and iconic back when the story, A Rose for Emily was set. It was caused by the end of the Civil
War and the forced ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That kind of talk made it plain that southerners there stills saw blacks as inferiors, maybe even slaves.
Miss Emily Grierson suffers from the changes in the south, as well as the effects of being secluded by her father until he dies.
After he dies, she then, in a sense, becomes her father, as evidenced by her being described as wearing black and clutching a
black walking stick when she is old. . ...leaning on an ebony cane with a tarnished gold head. (81) When she was young she
dressed in white and it was her father who was clutching a horsewhip. (82) This creates a nice link between the two as she
becomes her father later in the story, and her father clearly was decadent himself, and of a decadent era, as well. The very fact
that he kept slaves and held the town in his own grip is evidence of that.
Emily herself comes from a long line of fictional southern corruption. In Faulkner s other stories chronicling the Satoris family,
the tradition is one of seedy doings. Also, after learning of Miss Emily s death, we catch a glimpse of her dwelling, itself a
reflection of its late owner. The house lifts its stubborn and coquettish decay above new traditions just as its spinster is seen to do,
an eyesore among eyesores (80) This description lets us know that this used to be a grand home, built from much money and
probably with the employment of the use of slavery.
Her father keeps her from marrying, and
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A Patriotic Hero- The Contrast
Royall Tyler was an intelligent man, that although he wasn t specifically interested in writing dramatic fiction, has been claimed
as the first to ever create an authentic American play. His ability to write clearly and professionally allowed the first American
play to become a huge hit in it s time and still stands as one of the best drama s to read and watch today. This is seen in a
comment made by Amanda Dollack, this play offers a fantastic glimpse into the American culture during Tyler s time, while
being universal enough to still be relevant even in our day. We can all relate to the characters and know people in our own lives
who resemble these characters (Dollack Web.). The dramatic composition The Contrast shows the audience a detailed connection
to the historical background of early America and the influence of countries upon America and the citizens views of such.
Ever since the making of the colonies of America, large city areas such as New York and Massachusets were idiolized as America
s industrial and fashion capitals of the U.S. As such, influences from Great Britain and France were strong compared to other
places in America. The Contrast shows how strongly an impact other countries had on America within the cities and how
patriotism was slightly lacking. This was shown in the fashion of the ladies (Letitia and Charlotte), contrast of a city man
(Jessamy) versus a man from the country (Jonathan), and the actions and words of a man well traveled (Mr.
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Royall Tyler was an intelligent man, that although he wasn t specifically interested in writing dramatic fiction, has been claimed
as the first to ever create an authentic American play. His ability to write clearly and professionally allowed the first American
play to become a huge hit in it s time and still stands as one of the best drama s to read and watch today. This is seen in a
comment made by Amanda Dollack, this play offers a fantastic glimpse into the American culture during Tyler s time, while
being universal enough to still be relevant even in our day. We can all relate to the characters and know people in our own lives
who resemble these characters (Dollack Web.). The dramatic composition The Contrast shows the audience a detailed connection
to the historical background of early America and the influence of countries upon America and the citizens views of such.
Ever since the making of the colonies of America, large city areas such as New York and Massachusets were idiolized as America
s industrial and fashion capitals of the U.S. As such, influences from Great Britain and France were strong compared to other
places in America. The Contrast shows how strongly an impact other countries had on America within the cities and how
patriotism was slightly lacking. This was shown in the fashion of the ladies (Letitia and Charlotte), contrast of a city man
(Jessamy) versus a man from the country (Jonathan), and the actions and words of a man well traveled (Mr.
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Theme Of Cruelty Towards Children In The Poem The Chimney...
In the poem Holy Thursday songs of experience and in the poem The Chimney Sweeper , William Blake makes use of various
literary techniques to portray the theme of cruelty towards children. The poem Holy Thursday refers to the wretched condition of
children in charity schools. The poem The Chimney Sweeper refers to the poor children who were used as slaves in England. My
aim for this essay is to explore how William Blake made use of various literary techniques to portray the theme of cruelty
towards children in the two poems.
The title Holy Thursday alludes to joy and purity. Yet this poem highlights the cruelty towards children in charity schools. Blake
makes use of this contrast to emphasize on the subject of the poem. Moreover ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Indeed the parents leave their child alone in poor and wrenched conditions to furthermore pray for the well being of their family.
This irony portrays the cruelty towards children in the poem.
The poet effectively makes use of different metaphors to portray cruelty towards children in the poem. Clothes of death is a
metaphor for the chimney sweepers uniform. The boy feels the injustice that he has to sweep chimneys as a child. The noun death
might allude to the harsh working conditions that the child has to face. The latter hence might describe his work as a deadly task.
This metaphor hence, greatly contribute to the portrayal of children ill treatment in this poem.
The metaphor sing the notes of woe describe the child s despair as he begs lamentably the people passing by to offer him a job
that he hates. The noun woe moreover highlights the desperate state of mind of the child and furthermore portray the frustration
of the child as he is cruelly dominated by his parents. Finally the metaphor make up a heaven of our misery might be a
mouthpiece of Blake as he accuses the Charity schools, the other social institutions and the society to treat children as
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In the poem Holy Thursday songs of experience and in the poem The Chimney Sweeper , William Blake makes use of various
literary techniques to portray the theme of cruelty towards children. The poem Holy Thursday refers to the wretched condition of
children in charity schools. The poem The Chimney Sweeper refers to the poor children who were used as slaves in England. My
aim for this essay is to explore how William Blake made use of various literary techniques to portray the theme of cruelty
towards children in the two poems.
The title Holy Thursday alludes to joy and purity. Yet this poem highlights the cruelty towards children in charity schools. Blake
makes use of this contrast to emphasize on the subject of the poem. Moreover ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Indeed the parents leave their child alone in poor and wrenched conditions to furthermore pray for the well being of their family.
This irony portrays the cruelty towards children in the poem.
The poet effectively makes use of different metaphors to portray cruelty towards children in the poem. Clothes of death is a
metaphor for the chimney sweepers uniform. The boy feels the injustice that he has to sweep chimneys as a child. The noun death
might allude to the harsh working conditions that the child has to face. The latter hence might describe his work as a deadly task.
This metaphor hence, greatly contribute to the portrayal of children ill treatment in this poem.
The metaphor sing the notes of woe describe the child s despair as he begs lamentably the people passing by to offer him a job
that he hates. The noun woe moreover highlights the desperate state of mind of the child and furthermore portray the frustration
of the child as he is cruelly dominated by his parents. Finally the metaphor make up a heaven of our misery might be a
mouthpiece of Blake as he accuses the Charity schools, the other social institutions and the society to treat children as
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Ripalet Cigarette Essay
Tipalet Cigarette: Sexist or Not? Everyone has their own excuse for why they start smoking and why they don t want to quit.
Many of the excuses can be treated without smoking. The goal of the Tipalet cigarette pack ad is to encourage men to experience
smoking, however, The ad also sends another message that impacts both sexes differently. To men, they re selling women and
coolness. For women, they re selling a stereotype, that she s submissive and used as a sex object. However, not all women if any,
like men who smoke especially one who blows it in their face. As for her being used as a sex object, the ad says A puff in her
direction, and she ll follow you anywhere means that the women are mesmerized by him and will most likely ... Show more
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They used a bright yellow/golden background to make the couple and the cigarette smoke stand out. They used that color to help
viewers see what type of relationship they could have if only they went out to buy a pack of Tipalet Cigarettes. The couple stands
out because they re wearing white and black, or your everyday type outfits to help them stand out and because the ad is zoomed
in on their upper body faces. The color of the background can also seem inviting and warm because it reminds you of a sunset
and helps people create a perfect fantasy . The way she s looking at him makes you want to picture that perfect guy on a perfect
date with the sun setting in the background. People seem to be pulled into the ad by the warm colors that make you feel more
comfortable. The ad is warm, beautiful and full of happiness, so the people who look at the ad will feel like they will have a
chance to a warm and beautiful life that will resemble the advertisement. Ethos is shown in this ad by it showing us that the male
character is dominant by blowing the cigarette smoke in her face. It shows men that if they start smoking these then you ll get the
girl. It also shows pathos by the romance we see between the characters in the ad.
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Tipalet Cigarette: Sexist or Not? Everyone has their own excuse for why they start smoking and why they don t want to quit.
Many of the excuses can be treated without smoking. The goal of the Tipalet cigarette pack ad is to encourage men to experience
smoking, however, The ad also sends another message that impacts both sexes differently. To men, they re selling women and
coolness. For women, they re selling a stereotype, that she s submissive and used as a sex object. However, not all women if any,
like men who smoke especially one who blows it in their face. As for her being used as a sex object, the ad says A puff in her
direction, and she ll follow you anywhere means that the women are mesmerized by him and will most likely ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They used a bright yellow/golden background to make the couple and the cigarette smoke stand out. They used that color to help
viewers see what type of relationship they could have if only they went out to buy a pack of Tipalet Cigarettes. The couple stands
out because they re wearing white and black, or your everyday type outfits to help them stand out and because the ad is zoomed
in on their upper body faces. The color of the background can also seem inviting and warm because it reminds you of a sunset
and helps people create a perfect fantasy . The way she s looking at him makes you want to picture that perfect guy on a perfect
date with the sun setting in the background. People seem to be pulled into the ad by the warm colors that make you feel more
comfortable. The ad is warm, beautiful and full of happiness, so the people who look at the ad will feel like they will have a
chance to a warm and beautiful life that will resemble the advertisement. Ethos is shown in this ad by it showing us that the male
character is dominant by blowing the cigarette smoke in her face. It shows men that if they start smoking these then you ll get the
girl. It also shows pathos by the romance we see between the characters in the ad.
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Strengths And Weaknesses Of The United Kingdom
There are many strengths and weaknesses associated with the United Kingdoms (UK) National Health Service (NHS) as a health
care system. The aim of this essay is to analyse what these may be and link the findings to how well they compare to other
healthcare systems of developed countries. There are many pros and cons of the NHS which shall be further examined such as its
aim to breakdown healthcare inequalities in the UK and costs for patients as well as how resources are used within the system.
Using statistics of past surveys, the NHS can be compared to other healthcare systems of developed countries such as the United
States, Germany and Canada, all of which shall be reviewed in this essay.
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This crosses over well with another core principle of the NHS: they offer high quality care that is safe, effective and focused on
patient experience (NHS England, 2015, online) rather than whatever may benefit the doctors. Patients can be sure that they are
being provided the correct treatment and not anything that healthcare professionals have been told to upsell from a business point
of
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There are many strengths and weaknesses associated with the United Kingdoms (UK) National Health Service (NHS) as a health
care system. The aim of this essay is to analyse what these may be and link the findings to how well they compare to other
healthcare systems of developed countries. There are many pros and cons of the NHS which shall be further examined such as its
aim to breakdown healthcare inequalities in the UK and costs for patients as well as how resources are used within the system.
Using statistics of past surveys, the NHS can be compared to other healthcare systems of developed countries such as the United
States, Germany and Canada, all of which shall be reviewed in this essay.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This crosses over well with another core principle of the NHS: they offer high quality care that is safe, effective and focused on
patient experience (NHS England, 2015, online) rather than whatever may benefit the doctors. Patients can be sure that they are
being provided the correct treatment and not anything that healthcare professionals have been told to upsell from a business point
of
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Computer Science And Engineering, Amity University, Noida...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I feel great pleasure in submitting the project work entitled JAVA AND ITS APPLICATIONS to the
department of computer science and engineering, Amity University, Noida. I am very obliged to our mentor MR AJAY RANA,
without whose active cooperation, involvement, support and guidance, this work would not been completed successfully. He has
provided us with the requisite information whenever needed. This has helped us immensely in carrying out the work well within
the given time limits. CONTENTS 1. History of java origin 2. Introduction to java what is java why to choose java basic
concepts of java 3. Java program basic syntax of java program 3 basic rules of program 3 aspects of java syntax 3 oops principles
Primitive types control statements 4. Multithread programming 5. Applets and its concepts 6. Servlets 7. Library management
define overview Data tables Codes E R model Scope Conclusion 8. Bibliography History of java Origin: Approaches to
programming have changed dramatically since the invention of computer. Since 1994 Java has changed our expectations and
technical world . . . In Today s world technology has become a vital part of our day to day lives, we take it for granted that we
can be easily connected anywhere. Moreover we can access applications and content anywhere, anytime very comfortably. Java
has increased our expectations as it enables digital devices to be smarter, more
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I feel great pleasure in submitting the project work entitled JAVA AND ITS APPLICATIONS to the
department of computer science and engineering, Amity University, Noida. I am very obliged to our mentor MR AJAY RANA,
without whose active cooperation, involvement, support and guidance, this work would not been completed successfully. He has
provided us with the requisite information whenever needed. This has helped us immensely in carrying out the work well within
the given time limits. CONTENTS 1. History of java origin 2. Introduction to java what is java why to choose java basic
concepts of java 3. Java program basic syntax of java program 3 basic rules of program 3 aspects of java syntax 3 oops principles
Primitive types control statements 4. Multithread programming 5. Applets and its concepts 6. Servlets 7. Library management
define overview Data tables Codes E R model Scope Conclusion 8. Bibliography History of java Origin: Approaches to
programming have changed dramatically since the invention of computer. Since 1994 Java has changed our expectations and
technical world . . . In Today s world technology has become a vital part of our day to day lives, we take it for granted that we
can be easily connected anywhere. Moreover we can access applications and content anywhere, anytime very comfortably. Java
has increased our expectations as it enables digital devices to be smarter, more
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Marriage And Hinduism
Chapter 9: Marriage and Hinduism
For Hindus, the marriage between two humans is a divine connection that is not restricted to a single lifetime. They believe that
marriage extends through several births and deaths, during which the married couple assists each other to attain liberation from
Maya. The old saying marriages are made in heaven is considered as a basic truth in Hinduism. Believers claim that the souls of a
married couple united because their destinies are entwined and they must go through several lives here on earth if they want to
attain salvation.
In Hinduism, marriage is a connection between two souls. Also, they think that the gender of a person is not fixed. For example,
the male might become the female in his next life. It is also possible for the couple to become separated temporarily for one or
two lifetimes. However, since their souls are linked, they will be reunited.
Hindus believe that marriage is a sacred bond. They consider it as an obligation and a sacrament. An individual is expected to get
married unless he renounces this right and becomes a hermit. Marriage is an important part in the life of a Hindu, so they think of
it as an essential goal. A female Hindu ends her life as a maiden by getting married. She is required to leave her ... Show more
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Many Hindu prayers are sung during the rite, while a musical group plays songs. Food and drinks are given to the guests to keep
them entertained. In general, alcoholic beverages and meat products are not served during this occasion. At the conclusion of the
wedding ritual, the groom ties a holy thread (called the mangalsutram ) or a necklace around the neck of his bride. He takes her
hand and they walk seven steps while saying promises of righteousness, friendship and loyalty. After that, the couple will
entertain the guests and play some games to lighten the mood. This phase is followed by a ceremony where the groom and bride
accept gifts from their
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Chapter 9: Marriage and Hinduism
For Hindus, the marriage between two humans is a divine connection that is not restricted to a single lifetime. They believe that
marriage extends through several births and deaths, during which the married couple assists each other to attain liberation from
Maya. The old saying marriages are made in heaven is considered as a basic truth in Hinduism. Believers claim that the souls of a
married couple united because their destinies are entwined and they must go through several lives here on earth if they want to
attain salvation.
In Hinduism, marriage is a connection between two souls. Also, they think that the gender of a person is not fixed. For example,
the male might become the female in his next life. It is also possible for the couple to become separated temporarily for one or
two lifetimes. However, since their souls are linked, they will be reunited.
Hindus believe that marriage is a sacred bond. They consider it as an obligation and a sacrament. An individual is expected to get
married unless he renounces this right and becomes a hermit. Marriage is an important part in the life of a Hindu, so they think of
it as an essential goal. A female Hindu ends her life as a maiden by getting married. She is required to leave her ... Show more
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Many Hindu prayers are sung during the rite, while a musical group plays songs. Food and drinks are given to the guests to keep
them entertained. In general, alcoholic beverages and meat products are not served during this occasion. At the conclusion of the
wedding ritual, the groom ties a holy thread (called the mangalsutram ) or a necklace around the neck of his bride. He takes her
hand and they walk seven steps while saying promises of righteousness, friendship and loyalty. After that, the couple will
entertain the guests and play some games to lighten the mood. This phase is followed by a ceremony where the groom and bride
accept gifts from their
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The Tuition Increase Affected Enrollment Rate
Table of Contents
Introduction 3
Background 4
Analysis 5
Factors 6
Recommendation 7
Conclusion 8
References 9
Introduction
In 2000, the Board of Ursinus College, raised its tuition from $19,331 to $23,460. This turned out to be a 17.6% increase.
Surprisingly, the tuition increase proved to be a positive change for Ursinus College. The college received more than 200
applicants than its previous year (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). Other regional institutions such as University
of Notre Dame, Bryn Mawr College and Rice University also experienced a similar trend once they increased their tuition rates
(Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). The president of Ursinus College deduced that the tuition increase affected
enrollment rate (increased enrollment). She simply stated that people don t want cheap (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009,
p. 110). Today, Susan Hansen, Admissions Director of East Liberal Arts College, wishes to increase tuition and reduce financial
aid available to students (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). Moreover, she has expressed that increasing tuition and
reducing the amount of financial aid will solve the schools financial problems (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110).
This will be done by increasing an effective tuition from $15,000 to $25,000 (Brickley et al., 2009). She also projects that the
tuition increase enrollment from 400 to 600 students (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman,
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Table of Contents
Introduction 3
Background 4
Analysis 5
Factors 6
Recommendation 7
Conclusion 8
References 9
Introduction
In 2000, the Board of Ursinus College, raised its tuition from $19,331 to $23,460. This turned out to be a 17.6% increase.
Surprisingly, the tuition increase proved to be a positive change for Ursinus College. The college received more than 200
applicants than its previous year (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). Other regional institutions such as University
of Notre Dame, Bryn Mawr College and Rice University also experienced a similar trend once they increased their tuition rates
(Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). The president of Ursinus College deduced that the tuition increase affected
enrollment rate (increased enrollment). She simply stated that people don t want cheap (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009,
p. 110). Today, Susan Hansen, Admissions Director of East Liberal Arts College, wishes to increase tuition and reduce financial
aid available to students (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110). Moreover, she has expressed that increasing tuition and
reducing the amount of financial aid will solve the schools financial problems (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman, 2009, p. 110).
This will be done by increasing an effective tuition from $15,000 to $25,000 (Brickley et al., 2009). She also projects that the
tuition increase enrollment from 400 to 600 students (Brickley, Smith and Zimmerman,
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The Media And Its Impact On The Economy And Society Operates
Journalism is a form of writing that informs public about things that already happened in our life. It is a practice of examining
and reporting issues, events and trends to the media such as print and broadcast media. It is not only presenting the news of the
day of a city or a country, but telling meaningful stories about what is new or is happening around us, understanding it and
explaining it to others (Michael et al., 2012). The people who write journalism, gather news and information for mass distribution
are called journalists. They usually work at newspaper, magazines, TV or radio station or online. With these different media,
there are also different tasks for every journalist such as reporters, sub editors, photojournalists, the ... Show more content on
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This proves that the journalism industry has provided comprehensive and informative news to the audience. Beside that, the
Internet has provided new opportunity for news outlets to earn money from advertisers, hacker, media companies, and profit
seekers alike and so on.
Nevertheless, there are many debates and discussions of the Internet usage in journalism. As quoted by Salter and Jones, the
Internet has all too often been regarded as an economic opportunity more than an opportunity to change and improve journalistic
practice. This example I have chosen for this essay will attempt to critically analyze this quote; whether the Internet is mostly
developed for economic opportunity or for the advancement of journalistic practice.
First and foremost, The New Straits Times Press (NTSP) has been chosen as my main media outlet example in this assignment.
NTSP is one of the oldest and largest Malaysia s newspapers founded in 1845 (Multimedia Inc, n.d). It s an official English
newspaper, which is often described as The Newspaper of the Nation in Malaysia (Multimedia Inc, n.d). Furthermore, the
principle activities of this company comprise of the publication and sale of newspapers and magazines, editorial services, online
services, outdoor and media advertising, property management services and investment holdings.
Beside that, NTSP is owned by Media Prima Corporation. Media Prima Corporation is also known as Media
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Journalism is a form of writing that informs public about things that already happened in our life. It is a practice of examining
and reporting issues, events and trends to the media such as print and broadcast media. It is not only presenting the news of the
day of a city or a country, but telling meaningful stories about what is new or is happening around us, understanding it and
explaining it to others (Michael et al., 2012). The people who write journalism, gather news and information for mass distribution
are called journalists. They usually work at newspaper, magazines, TV or radio station or online. With these different media,
there are also different tasks for every journalist such as reporters, sub editors, photojournalists, the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This proves that the journalism industry has provided comprehensive and informative news to the audience. Beside that, the
Internet has provided new opportunity for news outlets to earn money from advertisers, hacker, media companies, and profit
seekers alike and so on.
Nevertheless, there are many debates and discussions of the Internet usage in journalism. As quoted by Salter and Jones, the
Internet has all too often been regarded as an economic opportunity more than an opportunity to change and improve journalistic
practice. This example I have chosen for this essay will attempt to critically analyze this quote; whether the Internet is mostly
developed for economic opportunity or for the advancement of journalistic practice.
First and foremost, The New Straits Times Press (NTSP) has been chosen as my main media outlet example in this assignment.
NTSP is one of the oldest and largest Malaysia s newspapers founded in 1845 (Multimedia Inc, n.d). It s an official English
newspaper, which is often described as The Newspaper of the Nation in Malaysia (Multimedia Inc, n.d). Furthermore, the
principle activities of this company comprise of the publication and sale of newspapers and magazines, editorial services, online
services, outdoor and media advertising, property management services and investment holdings.
Beside that, NTSP is owned by Media Prima Corporation. Media Prima Corporation is also known as Media
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Understanding Vigilante Justice
The use of vigilante justice is illegal but, at times it can be understood. Vigilante justice is considered legal when dealing with it
as self defense.. The term vigilante justice means someone has gone outside the law to carry out a punishment for a crime. In
other words vigilante justice means that a citizen has taken justice into their own hands. One of the defining elements of
vigilantism is a response that involves violence that exceeds the legitimate use of force in self defense. These people who take
justice into their own hands are called a vigilante.
Our legal system does not permit vigilante justice (Grisham 137). Self defense, though, is the only type of vigilante justice that is
legal because it is one of the rights written in the constitution. It is considered legal because self defense is one of the rights given
to American citizens in the Constitution. Our legal system also cannot condone men who take the law into their own hands . This
means that the government cannot over look a case of vigilante justice because it will cause problems in our society. The legal
system also cannot over look it because the society cannot have people just running around with guns shooting other people who
did them wrong. The world would be chaos if that was allowed to happen because everyone would be taking justice into their
own hands because they are unhappy with the outcome of the case.
Most of the time the act of vigilante justice is taken because the legal system isn t
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The use of vigilante justice is illegal but, at times it can be understood. Vigilante justice is considered legal when dealing with it
as self defense.. The term vigilante justice means someone has gone outside the law to carry out a punishment for a crime. In
other words vigilante justice means that a citizen has taken justice into their own hands. One of the defining elements of
vigilantism is a response that involves violence that exceeds the legitimate use of force in self defense. These people who take
justice into their own hands are called a vigilante.
Our legal system does not permit vigilante justice (Grisham 137). Self defense, though, is the only type of vigilante justice that is
legal because it is one of the rights written in the constitution. It is considered legal because self defense is one of the rights given
to American citizens in the Constitution. Our legal system also cannot condone men who take the law into their own hands . This
means that the government cannot over look a case of vigilante justice because it will cause problems in our society. The legal
system also cannot over look it because the society cannot have people just running around with guns shooting other people who
did them wrong. The world would be chaos if that was allowed to happen because everyone would be taking justice into their
own hands because they are unhappy with the outcome of the case.
Most of the time the act of vigilante justice is taken because the legal system isn t
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Examples Of Voyeurism In The Truman Show
In the film The Truman Show directed by Peter Weir, the theme of voyeurism is portrayed by a variety of film techniques. This is
particularly prominent in the closing scene, the opening scene and when Truman is reunited with his Father. In these scenes Peter
Weir, the director, uses the visual techniques of varying camera angles and zoom, the editing techniques of masking and cross
cutting and the aural techniques of diegetic and non diegetic sound to illustrate the theme of voyeurism.
The theme of voyeurism is particularly prominent in the final scene of The Truman Show, where Truman finally escapes the
fictional world he is trapped in. Weir uses the editing effect of cross cutting and the visual technique of a deep focus to help show
the theme. Right before Truman leaves The Truman Show Weir cuts between Christof, Truman and the ... Show more content on
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The aural techniques of diegetic and non diegetic sound and the visual technique of zoom are used by Weir in this scene. When
Truman is walking towards his Father, Weir cuts to Christof and his production team. In this cut, a pianist can be scene playing
the piano, who is providing background music for the scene. This is important as this shows the audience that all the background
music that appeared non diegetic is actually diegetic. Christof controls the music being played in The Truman Show to provide a
more pleasurable experience for the viewers of the show. When Truman goes to embrace his Father in the scene, the camera
slowly zooms in to Truman s face to show his expression. This zoom on Truman s face is done to enhance the viewers experience
while watching The Truman Show. In the scene Weir shows that sound that appeared non diegetic was actually diegetic and
zooms in on Truman s face when he his embracing his Father. The shows the theme of voyeurism as these are done to enhance
the viewers experience is secretly watching
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In the film The Truman Show directed by Peter Weir, the theme of voyeurism is portrayed by a variety of film techniques. This is
particularly prominent in the closing scene, the opening scene and when Truman is reunited with his Father. In these scenes Peter
Weir, the director, uses the visual techniques of varying camera angles and zoom, the editing techniques of masking and cross
cutting and the aural techniques of diegetic and non diegetic sound to illustrate the theme of voyeurism.
The theme of voyeurism is particularly prominent in the final scene of The Truman Show, where Truman finally escapes the
fictional world he is trapped in. Weir uses the editing effect of cross cutting and the visual technique of a deep focus to help show
the theme. Right before Truman leaves The Truman Show Weir cuts between Christof, Truman and the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The aural techniques of diegetic and non diegetic sound and the visual technique of zoom are used by Weir in this scene. When
Truman is walking towards his Father, Weir cuts to Christof and his production team. In this cut, a pianist can be scene playing
the piano, who is providing background music for the scene. This is important as this shows the audience that all the background
music that appeared non diegetic is actually diegetic. Christof controls the music being played in The Truman Show to provide a
more pleasurable experience for the viewers of the show. When Truman goes to embrace his Father in the scene, the camera
slowly zooms in to Truman s face to show his expression. This zoom on Truman s face is done to enhance the viewers experience
while watching The Truman Show. In the scene Weir shows that sound that appeared non diegetic was actually diegetic and
zooms in on Truman s face when he his embracing his Father. The shows the theme of voyeurism as these are done to enhance
the viewers experience is secretly watching
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The Rainbow Community Center Of Contra Costa County
Rainbow Community Center (RCC) The purpose of this paper is to examine the current programing at The Rainbow Community
Center of Contra Costa County (RCC), as well as the current measures it uses for evaluating the services they provide. The
program will be described with an emphasis on the counseling and case management programs, which currently do not have a
method of gaining the clients perspective of how well a counseling or case management session went. A needs assessment for the
Counseling and Case Management Programs will be provided along with suggested improvements and an improved evaluation
tool suggestion.
Description of the Agency
History Community Setting In 1992, there were no agencies, in Contra Costa County, that ... Show more content on
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The other 20 percent comes from grants from the cities of Concord and Walnut Creek, the Contra Costa Public Health HIV
Program, foundations, fundraisers, and fees for service (B. Schlichtig, personal communication, January 24, 2017).
Staffing
The staff at RCC is fluid, ranging from 8 to 10 full time and 10 to 13 part time paid employees. Many of the paid staff are
responsible for more than one job. The intern programs also vary; the Mental Health program varies from 3 to 8, MFTi and
ACSW interns, the Case Management program varies from 6 to 8 MSW interns. The diversity of the paid staff is narrow with
much of staff are Caucasian, while only 6 staff members are People of Color. (B. Schlichtig, personal communication, January
24, 2017)
Services
The RCC offers services to LGBTQ youth, through Operation Q, which includes social activities, advocacy/support in the
schools and outside community, one on one counseling/case management, and family support. Operation Q is split into two age
groups, Skittles ages 10 to 13 and a group for 14 to 20 olds. Another program that the RCC offers is the Kind Hearts Food Pantry
which serves the seniors in the community and those with HIV/Aids. RCC has a program directed at the LGBTQ senior
community that offers twice monthly lunches and other socialization opportunities. In support of the community members with
HIV/AID the RCC offers support groups and counseling. Then there is the Behavioral Health
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Rainbow Community Center (RCC) The purpose of this paper is to examine the current programing at The Rainbow Community
Center of Contra Costa County (RCC), as well as the current measures it uses for evaluating the services they provide. The
program will be described with an emphasis on the counseling and case management programs, which currently do not have a
method of gaining the clients perspective of how well a counseling or case management session went. A needs assessment for the
Counseling and Case Management Programs will be provided along with suggested improvements and an improved evaluation
tool suggestion.
Description of the Agency
History Community Setting In 1992, there were no agencies, in Contra Costa County, that ... Show more content on
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The other 20 percent comes from grants from the cities of Concord and Walnut Creek, the Contra Costa Public Health HIV
Program, foundations, fundraisers, and fees for service (B. Schlichtig, personal communication, January 24, 2017).
Staffing
The staff at RCC is fluid, ranging from 8 to 10 full time and 10 to 13 part time paid employees. Many of the paid staff are
responsible for more than one job. The intern programs also vary; the Mental Health program varies from 3 to 8, MFTi and
ACSW interns, the Case Management program varies from 6 to 8 MSW interns. The diversity of the paid staff is narrow with
much of staff are Caucasian, while only 6 staff members are People of Color. (B. Schlichtig, personal communication, January
24, 2017)
Services
The RCC offers services to LGBTQ youth, through Operation Q, which includes social activities, advocacy/support in the
schools and outside community, one on one counseling/case management, and family support. Operation Q is split into two age
groups, Skittles ages 10 to 13 and a group for 14 to 20 olds. Another program that the RCC offers is the Kind Hearts Food Pantry
which serves the seniors in the community and those with HIV/Aids. RCC has a program directed at the LGBTQ senior
community that offers twice monthly lunches and other socialization opportunities. In support of the community members with
HIV/AID the RCC offers support groups and counseling. Then there is the Behavioral Health
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The Issue Of Year-Round Schooling
Whether Florida should become a year round schooling state is a new issue. Year round school is when the bread is broken up
and scattered throughout the school year. The children would go to school for a few weeks, then get a few weeks off. This
process would repeat. Floridians should not go to year round schooling because the constant breaks are disruptive and teens can t
get summer jobs to help pay for college. However, many believe children won t forget information with the short breaks. There
are too many problems with year round schooling, Florida should not do it. Year round school is very disruptive. Children might
get very involved in a lesson only to have a sudden break and lose that momentum. It was really hard to get involved
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Whether Florida should become a year round schooling state is a new issue. Year round school is when the bread is broken up
and scattered throughout the school year. The children would go to school for a few weeks, then get a few weeks off. This
process would repeat. Floridians should not go to year round schooling because the constant breaks are disruptive and teens can t
get summer jobs to help pay for college. However, many believe children won t forget information with the short breaks. There
are too many problems with year round schooling, Florida should not do it. Year round school is very disruptive. Children might
get very involved in a lesson only to have a sudden break and lose that momentum. It was really hard to get involved
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What Is The Purpose Of Illuminati
I believe the majority of you don t have knowledge about what illuminati stands for, others might know what it symbolize but
they ve never gone too deep into the subject to really understand its purpose and how it works. I am going to start off by
introducing you all to the basic definition of illuminati.
Illuminati is a secret society of the world s most powerful and wealthiest citizens. Its ultimate goal is to control the world and to
build one big society full of Illuminists. We are ruled by it, we are manipulated into believing what they want us to believe, into
voting who they want to be the next leader, into being what they want us to be. Illuminati isn t just this group of loaded ... Show
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Other (often more talented) musicians follow up on that trend and create their own version of the new idea. Those musicians can
be ordinary people like you and me, who have never been close to Governmental Mind Control. Those musicians (and actors)
don t have to be severely mind controlled to unknowingly help out with the Agenda of the Elite. They just jump on the same train
and the snowball effect is starting. Thus, the Illuminati, who started the trend, can sit back and watch. We, the citizens, are doing
the rest for them.
5. Other gifted musicians and actors, who are creating art that goes outside the Agenda or against it have no chance to get their
message out broadly, because nobody at the top of the Industry (where the money is) is willing to promote them. The
International Bankers (The Illuminati) are the ones who own the Industry. As soon as someone is creating something (may be
music, a new label with contrary ideas or something similar) that opposes what is next on the Agenda, the Illuminati is quick to
buy it out. If the Company refuses to sell, they are threatened. We all have seen Mafia Movies. This is the way it is but on
different
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I believe the majority of you don t have knowledge about what illuminati stands for, others might know what it symbolize but
they ve never gone too deep into the subject to really understand its purpose and how it works. I am going to start off by
introducing you all to the basic definition of illuminati.
Illuminati is a secret society of the world s most powerful and wealthiest citizens. Its ultimate goal is to control the world and to
build one big society full of Illuminists. We are ruled by it, we are manipulated into believing what they want us to believe, into
voting who they want to be the next leader, into being what they want us to be. Illuminati isn t just this group of loaded ... Show
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Other (often more talented) musicians follow up on that trend and create their own version of the new idea. Those musicians can
be ordinary people like you and me, who have never been close to Governmental Mind Control. Those musicians (and actors)
don t have to be severely mind controlled to unknowingly help out with the Agenda of the Elite. They just jump on the same train
and the snowball effect is starting. Thus, the Illuminati, who started the trend, can sit back and watch. We, the citizens, are doing
the rest for them.
5. Other gifted musicians and actors, who are creating art that goes outside the Agenda or against it have no chance to get their
message out broadly, because nobody at the top of the Industry (where the money is) is willing to promote them. The
International Bankers (The Illuminati) are the ones who own the Industry. As soon as someone is creating something (may be
music, a new label with contrary ideas or something similar) that opposes what is next on the Agenda, the Illuminati is quick to
buy it out. If the Company refuses to sell, they are threatened. We all have seen Mafia Movies. This is the way it is but on
different
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Rail Tracks In The 1800s
construct the tracks in line with the Patapsco River until they reached the Airy Mountain. Therefore, from this point, the tracks
would then be built over the land for a particular distance before the construction works descended into the Monocacy Valley6.
Hence, as a result, this allowed for the railroad to be extended reaching other regions over the consecutive years inbetween 1831
to 1853 when the tracks reached West Virginia. Therefore, in the early 1830 s, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was
granted the permission by the state of Maryland to also construct rail tracks that would run from the city of Baltimore to the
capital city of Washington D.C7. Nonetheless, this section of the railroad would ultimately be conjoined with the
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construct the tracks in line with the Patapsco River until they reached the Airy Mountain. Therefore, from this point, the tracks
would then be built over the land for a particular distance before the construction works descended into the Monocacy Valley6.
Hence, as a result, this allowed for the railroad to be extended reaching other regions over the consecutive years inbetween 1831
to 1853 when the tracks reached West Virginia. Therefore, in the early 1830 s, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was
granted the permission by the state of Maryland to also construct rail tracks that would run from the city of Baltimore to the
capital city of Washington D.C7. Nonetheless, this section of the railroad would ultimately be conjoined with the
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Rossetta Inc
Rossetta Stone Inc.
I. Current Situation
A. Current Performance
Proactive and aggressive potential for profit about Rosetta stone s growth, the language learning industry produced over 83$
billion in consumer spending.
From 2004 to 2009, Rosetta Stone s revenue increased from $25.4 million to $252.3 million, representing a 58% compound
annual growth rate
B strategic posture
1. Misson
Rosetta Stone s mission was to change the way people learn languages. The company blended language learning with technology
at a time when globalization connected more and more individuals and institutions to each other appropriate for Rosetta Stone to
offer products like audio books or services in order to increase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
o The company developed the software s intuitive user interface which assisted in the learner s transition from listening
comprehension to speaking. Rosetta Stone established a student management system designed to allow teachers and
administrators to configure lesson plans and to review student progress reports. The company, with the help of software firm
Parature Inc., offered customer service via Facebook
o Rosetta Stone intended to advance its software platform and its speech recognition technology. The company was evaluating
opportunities to extend its offerings to mobile technology.
V. Analysis of strategic factors
A. situational analysis
1. strengths
o Rossetta Stone well known and respected company
o focused on minimizing costs and achieving efficiency as it met its production goals
o In 2009, the company placed #14 on the Inc. 5000 list for the education industry. It also received the National Parenting
Publications Awards (NAPPA) Honors Award for Rosetta Stone Version 3 Personal Edition, four classroom specific awards for
Classroom Version 3.
o Marketing research which supported the success of the company s
o offered the language learning market 31 languages from which to choose.
o a lack of publicly held competitors
Weakness
o not enough market share
Rossetta Stone Inc.
I. Current Situation
A. Current Performance
Proactive and aggressive potential for profit about Rosetta stone s growth, the language learning industry produced over 83$
billion in consumer spending.
From 2004 to 2009, Rosetta Stone s revenue increased from $25.4 million to $252.3 million, representing a 58% compound
annual growth rate
B strategic posture
1. Misson
Rosetta Stone s mission was to change the way people learn languages. The company blended language learning with technology
at a time when globalization connected more and more individuals and institutions to each other appropriate for Rosetta Stone to
offer products like audio books or services in order to increase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
o The company developed the software s intuitive user interface which assisted in the learner s transition from listening
comprehension to speaking. Rosetta Stone established a student management system designed to allow teachers and
administrators to configure lesson plans and to review student progress reports. The company, with the help of software firm
Parature Inc., offered customer service via Facebook
o Rosetta Stone intended to advance its software platform and its speech recognition technology. The company was evaluating
opportunities to extend its offerings to mobile technology.
V. Analysis of strategic factors
A. situational analysis
1. strengths
o Rossetta Stone well known and respected company
o focused on minimizing costs and achieving efficiency as it met its production goals
o In 2009, the company placed #14 on the Inc. 5000 list for the education industry. It also received the National Parenting
Publications Awards (NAPPA) Honors Award for Rosetta Stone Version 3 Personal Edition, four classroom specific awards for
Classroom Version 3.
o Marketing research which supported the success of the company s
o offered the language learning market 31 languages from which to choose.
o a lack of publicly held competitors
Weakness
o not enough market share
o the company did not utilize classic teaching tools like translations, explicit grammar
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Power In Animal Farm By George Orwell And Vladimir Stalin
The Russian government is one of constant ideological change, from the October Revolutionist Lenin to the extreme values of
Josef Stalin. It can be argued that power always corrupts, as seen in the character Napoleon from Animal Farm by George Orwell
and Vladimir Putin with their characteristics of corruption, centralizing government to suit their own needs, and the use of fear to
keep their power.
To begin, we will elaborate on corruption. In the beginning of the novel, the animals on Animal Farm conspire on a list of
commandments. One of these commandments states, All animals are equal (Orwell 25). This means that all animals, whether
they are a cow, pig, bird, or horse, are equal. But, as the chapters go on, the pigs increasingly gain power, due to Napoleon being
the leader of Animal Farm. The more power they gain, the less they work and contribute to the farm. The pigs did not actually
work, but directed and supervised the others. With their superior knowledge, it was natural that they should assume the
leadership (Orwell Ch. 3). This provides evidence that they did not work, rather bossed the animals around in the thought that
they were superior. This directly relates back to Mr. Putin. Countless articles and trustworthy sources have reported him as being
deeply corrupt . The New York Times states, The commonplace explanation in the Western media is that Mr. Putin himself is
deeply corrupt indeed, that he sits at the epicenter of Russia s corrupt edifice
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The Russian government is one of constant ideological change, from the October Revolutionist Lenin to the extreme values of
Josef Stalin. It can be argued that power always corrupts, as seen in the character Napoleon from Animal Farm by George Orwell
and Vladimir Putin with their characteristics of corruption, centralizing government to suit their own needs, and the use of fear to
keep their power.
To begin, we will elaborate on corruption. In the beginning of the novel, the animals on Animal Farm conspire on a list of
commandments. One of these commandments states, All animals are equal (Orwell 25). This means that all animals, whether
they are a cow, pig, bird, or horse, are equal. But, as the chapters go on, the pigs increasingly gain power, due to Napoleon being
the leader of Animal Farm. The more power they gain, the less they work and contribute to the farm. The pigs did not actually
work, but directed and supervised the others. With their superior knowledge, it was natural that they should assume the
leadership (Orwell Ch. 3). This provides evidence that they did not work, rather bossed the animals around in the thought that
they were superior. This directly relates back to Mr. Putin. Countless articles and trustworthy sources have reported him as being
deeply corrupt . The New York Times states, The commonplace explanation in the Western media is that Mr. Putin himself is
deeply corrupt indeed, that he sits at the epicenter of Russia s corrupt edifice
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