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Comparing And Contrasting Views Of Presidents Hoover And...
Herbert Hoover and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were both Presidents, however, they both had
completely opposing views. President Hoover believed in rugged individualism , where every person
looked solely for their personal gain, whereas President Roosevelt believed that the government
should directly help its people when they fall into economic issues. During the time leading up to the
Great Depression, Hoover was in denial, claiming that the government was strong . Hoover did not
want to injure the initiative and enterprise of the American people , so when he took action, it was too
late. He created a few relief groups, like the President s Organization for Unemployment Relief
(POUR) and the Restruction Finance Corporation (RFC). Both plans,
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Herbert Hoover and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were both Presidents, however, they both had
completely opposing views. President Hoover believed in rugged individualism , where every person
looked solely for their personal gain, whereas President Roosevelt believed that the government
should directly help its people when they fall into economic issues. During the time leading up to the
Great Depression, Hoover was in denial, claiming that the government was strong . Hoover did not
want to injure the initiative and enterprise of the American people , so when he took action, it was too
late. He created a few relief groups, like the President s Organization for Unemployment Relief
(POUR) and the Restruction Finance Corporation (RFC). Both plans,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Russo Japanese War Pros And Cons
The Russo Japanese War (1904 1905) was a conflict between Russia and Japan. In this war, the two
nations were fighting for control of Manchuria, Korea, and the island Sakhalin. These three territories
offered Russia and Japan many benefits. Manchuria and Korea had abundant resources and were
densely populated and Sakhalin was the main source of oil in East Asia. To the surprise of many,
Japan was victorious over its enormous neighbor, Russia. In fact, during the Battle of Tsushima, Japan
s forces annihilated two thirds of the Russian imperial fleet (Backman, 883). However, the treaty that
ended the fighting granted no land holdings to Japan and gave Russia no reparations. This angered the
Japanese and riots exploded across the island nation.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Russo Japanese War (1904 1905) was a conflict between Russia and Japan. In this war, the two
nations were fighting for control of Manchuria, Korea, and the island Sakhalin. These three territories
offered Russia and Japan many benefits. Manchuria and Korea had abundant resources and were
densely populated and Sakhalin was the main source of oil in East Asia. To the surprise of many,
Japan was victorious over its enormous neighbor, Russia. In fact, during the Battle of Tsushima, Japan
s forces annihilated two thirds of the Russian imperial fleet (Backman, 883). However, the treaty that
ended the fighting granted no land holdings to Japan and gave Russia no reparations. This angered the
Japanese and riots exploded across the island nation.
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Fetal Pig And The Human Being s Anatomy
Hypothesis Due to the fact that the fetal pig and the human being s anatomy are extremely similar,
with the exception of a few minor parts, the fetal pig will be a precise tool in learning about the
anatomy of a human.
Introduction
In courses such as biology, anatomy, and physiology, learning the anatomy of a human is imperative to
learning about its functions and processes. Due to a lack of money, resources, and access, UConn
cannot provide the use of a human cadaver for educational purposes. Since we lack actual human
specimens, the next best thing is the fetal pig. The reasoning behind the choice of a fetal pig is because
it is extremely similar to the anatomy of a human, with a few minor differences of course. A study at
Cambridge ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Lombard, Terry, Malinoski, 2017)
Discussion
My hypothesis was correct in addressing how similar the fetal pig and human anatomy are, and how it
helps to learn more about a human. One way in which the fetal pig is particularly similar to a human is
its lungs. The fetal pig s lungs are almost identical to that of a human. They exchange oxygen for
CO2, are located in the same place, and are also multi lobed. Another similarity is the pig s
pericardium. The pericardium is a clear membrane that surrounds the heart, it is composed of an outer
fibrous layer and an inner double layer of serous membrane. Its main purpose is the give the heart
protection against infection and bacteria, and it provides lubrication as well. Every human has their
heart surrounded by this, and so does a fetal pig. When dissecting, the dissector must make a light
incision and remove the pericardium so the heart can be accessed. Although there are many
similarities between the fetal pig and a human, there are also differences. The first difference resides
in the liver. A normal human liver has four lobes: right, left, caudate, and quadrate. While a normal pig
liver has five lobes: right lateral, right central, left central, left lateral, and caudate. Another main
difference is that a fetal pig s colon is a spiral shape. A human s colon is shaped in a sigmoidal pattern
instead ( Human/Pig Comparisons , 2004, September, goshen.edu).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hypothesis Due to the fact that the fetal pig and the human being s anatomy are extremely similar,
with the exception of a few minor parts, the fetal pig will be a precise tool in learning about the
anatomy of a human.
Introduction
In courses such as biology, anatomy, and physiology, learning the anatomy of a human is imperative to
learning about its functions and processes. Due to a lack of money, resources, and access, UConn
cannot provide the use of a human cadaver for educational purposes. Since we lack actual human
specimens, the next best thing is the fetal pig. The reasoning behind the choice of a fetal pig is because
it is extremely similar to the anatomy of a human, with a few minor differences of course. A study at
Cambridge ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Lombard, Terry, Malinoski, 2017)
Discussion
My hypothesis was correct in addressing how similar the fetal pig and human anatomy are, and how it
helps to learn more about a human. One way in which the fetal pig is particularly similar to a human is
its lungs. The fetal pig s lungs are almost identical to that of a human. They exchange oxygen for
CO2, are located in the same place, and are also multi lobed. Another similarity is the pig s
pericardium. The pericardium is a clear membrane that surrounds the heart, it is composed of an outer
fibrous layer and an inner double layer of serous membrane. Its main purpose is the give the heart
protection against infection and bacteria, and it provides lubrication as well. Every human has their
heart surrounded by this, and so does a fetal pig. When dissecting, the dissector must make a light
incision and remove the pericardium so the heart can be accessed. Although there are many
similarities between the fetal pig and a human, there are also differences. The first difference resides
in the liver. A normal human liver has four lobes: right, left, caudate, and quadrate. While a normal pig
liver has five lobes: right lateral, right central, left central, left lateral, and caudate. Another main
difference is that a fetal pig s colon is a spiral shape. A human s colon is shaped in a sigmoidal pattern
instead ( Human/Pig Comparisons , 2004, September, goshen.edu).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Love Thy Mother Most Peculiar Essay
Abstract: Does Hamlet, a character in Shakespeare s historical play, have the Oedipus complex? Do
we truly understand the semantics of the Oedipus complex? Many critics have had different opinions.
According to Webster s online dictionary, the Oedipus complex is a complex of males; desire to
possess the mother sexually and to exclude the father; said to be a source of personality disorders if
unresolved (Webster s Online Dictionary, 2011). Another source defines the Oedipus complex as the
attachment of the child to the parent of the opposite sex, accompanied by envious and aggressive
feelings toward the parent of the same sex (Dolloff, 2006). Some do not believe he was cursed with
this complex. Oedipus complex is a depressed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Hamlet didn t want to kill his father, the demise of his father created a mental state of
psychosis which put Claudius in the father role. This insanity brings suppressed feeling that his
subconscious was able to keep concealed. Proof that Oedipus complex exist in Hamlet s opening
soliloquy cannot be debated. In act 1 scene 2 Hamlet speaks, Oh, most wicked speed, to post with
such dexterity to incestuous sheets! It is not, nor it cannot come to good. But break, my heart, for I
must hold my tongue (1.2.157 159). Hamlets words are words that should on no account be on the
mind of an adult man when speaking to his mother. He expresses discuss about the marriage and this
can be interpreted that he sought Gertrude for himself. Even though it isn t affirmed in the play that
Hamlet desires to slumber with his mother numerous people have implied that the Oedipus complex
does exist. Hamlet is supposed to be avenging the death of his father; however, he is exceedingly
distracted by his mother s relationship with Claudius. Hamlet refrains from killing Claudius early on
because of the happiness he gives his mother. He often was seeking approval from his mother for his
actions. Hamlets mother s actions should not trouble him in the ways that they do. He imposes that it
hath made me mad. I say, we will have no more marriage; those that are married already, all
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract: Does Hamlet, a character in Shakespeare s historical play, have the Oedipus complex? Do
we truly understand the semantics of the Oedipus complex? Many critics have had different opinions.
According to Webster s online dictionary, the Oedipus complex is a complex of males; desire to
possess the mother sexually and to exclude the father; said to be a source of personality disorders if
unresolved (Webster s Online Dictionary, 2011). Another source defines the Oedipus complex as the
attachment of the child to the parent of the opposite sex, accompanied by envious and aggressive
feelings toward the parent of the same sex (Dolloff, 2006). Some do not believe he was cursed with
this complex. Oedipus complex is a depressed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Hamlet didn t want to kill his father, the demise of his father created a mental state of
psychosis which put Claudius in the father role. This insanity brings suppressed feeling that his
subconscious was able to keep concealed. Proof that Oedipus complex exist in Hamlet s opening
soliloquy cannot be debated. In act 1 scene 2 Hamlet speaks, Oh, most wicked speed, to post with
such dexterity to incestuous sheets! It is not, nor it cannot come to good. But break, my heart, for I
must hold my tongue (1.2.157 159). Hamlets words are words that should on no account be on the
mind of an adult man when speaking to his mother. He expresses discuss about the marriage and this
can be interpreted that he sought Gertrude for himself. Even though it isn t affirmed in the play that
Hamlet desires to slumber with his mother numerous people have implied that the Oedipus complex
does exist. Hamlet is supposed to be avenging the death of his father; however, he is exceedingly
distracted by his mother s relationship with Claudius. Hamlet refrains from killing Claudius early on
because of the happiness he gives his mother. He often was seeking approval from his mother for his
actions. Hamlets mother s actions should not trouble him in the ways that they do. He imposes that it
hath made me mad. I say, we will have no more marriage; those that are married already, all
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stereotypes Of Women In The Work Force
During the first half of the 19th century, only few women worked. The majority of paid labour for
women was service work. Census records and newspaper advertisements from this period show
women worked as midwives, gardeners, washerwomen, dressmakers and on occasion, innkeepers
(Byrne, 2015). In addition to the small amount of work available, women also had to attend to
domestic duties at home. Cooking meals and cleaning was a constant and primary responsibility.
Subsequently, cooking was only a small part of women s work. With money so scarce, families had to
be resourceful with all the materials they had. Most women were skilled at spinning wool and knitting,
and they made most of the clothing that the family wore, including socks, mittens, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regardless of time period there are definitive opportunities for future advancement as the third decade
of the 21st century approaches. When looking from a societal and economic standpoint, companies
succeed or fail on the level of innovation, talent, and engagement of their employees. They need to
attract and retain highly skilled workers in a wide variety of fields ( Gender Inequality in the
Workplace , 2015, p. 2 4). The future is extremely optimistic for those of Generation Y and Generation
Z. According to a study conducted by the Deloitte Millennial Survey Committee, then interpreted by
Vitality journal,
Although they [Generation Y Z] may be technologically brilliant and ready to make their mark, they
want to work for organizations that demonstrate ethics, equality, diversity, and social responsibility. To
them, actions speak louder than words and they want to see both cultural and gender equality.
Therefore, having women in prominent roles gives businesses an advantage in tough labour markets
by attracting highly educated, innovative young talent of both genders
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During the first half of the 19th century, only few women worked. The majority of paid labour for
women was service work. Census records and newspaper advertisements from this period show
women worked as midwives, gardeners, washerwomen, dressmakers and on occasion, innkeepers
(Byrne, 2015). In addition to the small amount of work available, women also had to attend to
domestic duties at home. Cooking meals and cleaning was a constant and primary responsibility.
Subsequently, cooking was only a small part of women s work. With money so scarce, families had to
be resourceful with all the materials they had. Most women were skilled at spinning wool and knitting,
and they made most of the clothing that the family wore, including socks, mittens, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regardless of time period there are definitive opportunities for future advancement as the third decade
of the 21st century approaches. When looking from a societal and economic standpoint, companies
succeed or fail on the level of innovation, talent, and engagement of their employees. They need to
attract and retain highly skilled workers in a wide variety of fields ( Gender Inequality in the
Workplace , 2015, p. 2 4). The future is extremely optimistic for those of Generation Y and Generation
Z. According to a study conducted by the Deloitte Millennial Survey Committee, then interpreted by
Vitality journal,
Although they [Generation Y Z] may be technologically brilliant and ready to make their mark, they
want to work for organizations that demonstrate ethics, equality, diversity, and social responsibility. To
them, actions speak louder than words and they want to see both cultural and gender equality.
Therefore, having women in prominent roles gives businesses an advantage in tough labour markets
by attracting highly educated, innovative young talent of both genders
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Grendel s Evil Forces In The Epic Poem Beowulf
In the story of Beowulf, an epic poem, there has to be an evil force, in this case, Grendel. Grendel was
the scariest, most evil and violent monster you could come across. Grendel killed for joy, no man
would dare stand in his way. A monster punished and doomed by God himself. Beowulf was christian
and fought for the right reasons, where Grendel was a coward and killed upon fate.
Grendel has some scary features to him. He s the most terrifying of all monsters, he had huge claws
and fangs that could rip apart any man, and break through any bone. He was monster born, in a cave,
under a boiling lake. Grendel is known as the Shadow of Death because Grendel only hunted at night,
when the guards were asleep. Quoted from line 15 19 an example of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the story of Beowulf, an epic poem, there has to be an evil force, in this case, Grendel. Grendel was
the scariest, most evil and violent monster you could come across. Grendel killed for joy, no man
would dare stand in his way. A monster punished and doomed by God himself. Beowulf was christian
and fought for the right reasons, where Grendel was a coward and killed upon fate.
Grendel has some scary features to him. He s the most terrifying of all monsters, he had huge claws
and fangs that could rip apart any man, and break through any bone. He was monster born, in a cave,
under a boiling lake. Grendel is known as the Shadow of Death because Grendel only hunted at night,
when the guards were asleep. Quoted from line 15 19 an example of
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Mexican Social Realists and Harlem Renaissance
Mexican Social Realists and Harlem Renaissance
Poverty has always been an issue throughout centuries. In most areas living conditions were horrible
due to wars, and corruption within cities and states. Most families lost their male sons to the draft of
the war at the ages of 6 years or older. Families struggled and did what they had to, to maintain a
home as well as food for their families. Because of this Social Realism was successful. Social Realism
was an international movement that many artists and composers where a part of. This movement
highlights inequalities of capitalism, and gave the chance to these artists and composers to express
everyday living conditions of the working class and the poor through their work. Diego Rivera is one
of those artists that through his work showed the struggle of the poor, he was one of the most famous
muralists in the Mexican Social Realism. The Harlem Renaissance was known as the New Negro
Movement where African Americans where forced out of Southern states to the urban areas due to the
Great Migration. Jacob Lawrence was one of those that expressed his thought on the Great Migration
describing it as the push and pull factors.
Diego Rivera was known for a muralist of the Mexican Social Realism. This movement was the
brutality of WWI. It attacked capitalist. Rivera was a communist, he believed in the common
ownership in social, political, and economic ideology that strived to maintain social order. One
example of this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mexican Social Realists and Harlem Renaissance
Poverty has always been an issue throughout centuries. In most areas living conditions were horrible
due to wars, and corruption within cities and states. Most families lost their male sons to the draft of
the war at the ages of 6 years or older. Families struggled and did what they had to, to maintain a
home as well as food for their families. Because of this Social Realism was successful. Social Realism
was an international movement that many artists and composers where a part of. This movement
highlights inequalities of capitalism, and gave the chance to these artists and composers to express
everyday living conditions of the working class and the poor through their work. Diego Rivera is one
of those artists that through his work showed the struggle of the poor, he was one of the most famous
muralists in the Mexican Social Realism. The Harlem Renaissance was known as the New Negro
Movement where African Americans where forced out of Southern states to the urban areas due to the
Great Migration. Jacob Lawrence was one of those that expressed his thought on the Great Migration
describing it as the push and pull factors.
Diego Rivera was known for a muralist of the Mexican Social Realism. This movement was the
brutality of WWI. It attacked capitalist. Rivera was a communist, he believed in the common
ownership in social, political, and economic ideology that strived to maintain social order. One
example of this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Best Foreign Country For Your Property Marketing
The Best Foreign Country for Your Property Marketing
To market to foreign buyers or not? This is the same powerful question as the famous To be or not to
be? As a real estate seller of just one private property or a developer with many properties or a realtor
you have to answer this question to yourself, having been equipped with all the preliminary
information you can gather before you start doing anything. Marketing costs money and takes time,
so, without thoughtful consideration and a solid marketing plan with a budget you do not have to start
spending money and wasting time at random.
There are obvious situations where and when it is the only possibility to sell your property: Your
country or area is in economic and financial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
and especially in California. Here are some internet media comments (2015):
The Chinese spend $22 billion a year for buying homes all over the U.S., but California is really their
darling market.
Local California realtors would do just anything to catch their slice of the Chinese pie. Their
marketing strategy includes property videos and websites in Chinese at least. One San Francisco area
real estate agency takes the Chinese buyers around and to open houses by a Mercedes, and then to an
air flight to show them the beauty of the Bay shores by a plane with the number 88 on it the lucky
Chinese eight is even doubled.
A Chinese big real estate investment firm becomes one of the most aggressive property buyers in
California. Their acquisitions prove that Chinese investors are at the top of the list of foreign investors
in the commercial properties in the U.S.
U.S. properties are the most attractive to the fast growing Chinese firms under the condition that
Chinese domestic real estate market is slowing down. The Chinese investors paid $3.9 billion for the
U.S. commercial properties last year, approximately 1% of all American commercial property sales
and more than investors from any foreign country except Canada and Norway.
The San Francisco mayor s office set up an organization aiming to promote Chinese investments in the
area. There definitely is a strong interest for Chinese companies to invest overseas, said the executive
director of ChinaSF.
As
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Best Foreign Country for Your Property Marketing
To market to foreign buyers or not? This is the same powerful question as the famous To be or not to
be? As a real estate seller of just one private property or a developer with many properties or a realtor
you have to answer this question to yourself, having been equipped with all the preliminary
information you can gather before you start doing anything. Marketing costs money and takes time,
so, without thoughtful consideration and a solid marketing plan with a budget you do not have to start
spending money and wasting time at random.
There are obvious situations where and when it is the only possibility to sell your property: Your
country or area is in economic and financial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
and especially in California. Here are some internet media comments (2015):
The Chinese spend $22 billion a year for buying homes all over the U.S., but California is really their
darling market.
Local California realtors would do just anything to catch their slice of the Chinese pie. Their
marketing strategy includes property videos and websites in Chinese at least. One San Francisco area
real estate agency takes the Chinese buyers around and to open houses by a Mercedes, and then to an
air flight to show them the beauty of the Bay shores by a plane with the number 88 on it the lucky
Chinese eight is even doubled.
A Chinese big real estate investment firm becomes one of the most aggressive property buyers in
California. Their acquisitions prove that Chinese investors are at the top of the list of foreign investors
in the commercial properties in the U.S.
U.S. properties are the most attractive to the fast growing Chinese firms under the condition that
Chinese domestic real estate market is slowing down. The Chinese investors paid $3.9 billion for the
U.S. commercial properties last year, approximately 1% of all American commercial property sales
and more than investors from any foreign country except Canada and Norway.
The San Francisco mayor s office set up an organization aiming to promote Chinese investments in the
area. There definitely is a strong interest for Chinese companies to invest overseas, said the executive
director of ChinaSF.
As
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
John Winthrop Case Analysis
In the early 17th century, a large religious group of Protestants desired to purify their spiritual
identities by reforming away from the Church of England. The Protestants revolutionized the religious
world into a strict belief group of Puritans. The Puritans desired to have religious freedom in their
ideal utopia of Christianity. The Puritans envisioned the New World as God s gift of grace and mercy.
As the years passed, the Puritans journeyed to the New World because they expressed God s
opportunity to build a Puritan society. The Puritan communities consisted of self reliance, simplicity,
obedience to God, and spiritual influence of God s scripture. Also, the Puritan communities relied on
the social and theoretical relationship with God ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Bradford and Winthrop, Bradstreet experienced God s gracious dealings in her love of her
family, nature, external conflicts, emotions, and difficult experiences in life. Throughout her life, she
questioned God s omnipresent because she felt out of place in the Puritan theology due to her
misunderstanding of scripture. In Bradford s words, Many times hath Satan troubled me concerning
the verity of the Scriptures, many times by atheism how I could know whether there was a God; I
never saw any miracles to confirm me, and those which I read of, how did I know but they were
feigned? (Bradstreet 125). ¬As time passed, Bradstreet reflected on her past sickness which developed
her realization of God s way of preparing the heart for the acceptance of His grace. She stated, So
usually thus it hath been with me that I have no sooner felt my heart out of order, but I have expected
correction for it, which most commonly hath been upon my own person in sickness, weakness, pains,
sometimes on my soul, in doubts and fear of God s displeasure and my sincerity towards Him;
(Bradstreet 124). During her spiritual detachment, she immersed herself in the beauty of nature and
her love for her family. Also, she realized the beauty of nature and love in God s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the early 17th century, a large religious group of Protestants desired to purify their spiritual
identities by reforming away from the Church of England. The Protestants revolutionized the religious
world into a strict belief group of Puritans. The Puritans desired to have religious freedom in their
ideal utopia of Christianity. The Puritans envisioned the New World as God s gift of grace and mercy.
As the years passed, the Puritans journeyed to the New World because they expressed God s
opportunity to build a Puritan society. The Puritan communities consisted of self reliance, simplicity,
obedience to God, and spiritual influence of God s scripture. Also, the Puritan communities relied on
the social and theoretical relationship with God ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Unlike Bradford and Winthrop, Bradstreet experienced God s gracious dealings in her love of her
family, nature, external conflicts, emotions, and difficult experiences in life. Throughout her life, she
questioned God s omnipresent because she felt out of place in the Puritan theology due to her
misunderstanding of scripture. In Bradford s words, Many times hath Satan troubled me concerning
the verity of the Scriptures, many times by atheism how I could know whether there was a God; I
never saw any miracles to confirm me, and those which I read of, how did I know but they were
feigned? (Bradstreet 125). ¬As time passed, Bradstreet reflected on her past sickness which developed
her realization of God s way of preparing the heart for the acceptance of His grace. She stated, So
usually thus it hath been with me that I have no sooner felt my heart out of order, but I have expected
correction for it, which most commonly hath been upon my own person in sickness, weakness, pains,
sometimes on my soul, in doubts and fear of God s displeasure and my sincerity towards Him;
(Bradstreet 124). During her spiritual detachment, she immersed herself in the beauty of nature and
her love for her family. Also, she realized the beauty of nature and love in God s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theories of the Atonement
Erickson (1998) says there are a few theories on the atonement depending on how your read certain
scripture, the theories are as follows: The Socinian Theory (1998:801); This theory speaks of Christ on
the Cross as a perfect example of what kind of dedication followers of God must do, there is no
connection to a sacrificial death whatsoever. The moral influence theory (1998:802); This theory
believes the cross was an example of God s love and not much more. The Governmental theory
(1998:806); This theory sees the death of Christ on the Cross as atonement and also as a picture to the
believer as to how serious sin is, and it must not be taken lightly. The Ransom Theory (1998:810); In
this theory it is proposed, and quite popularly so, that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Accordingly reconciliation proceeds by doing away with sin, and the method of doing this was by the
atoning death of Christ (Morris 1965:250). What is being said, and the conclusion we have already
come to, yet are just confirming, is that sin was our problem, God through Christ on the cross was our
solution, this is our atonement, Christ s death on the Cross, and this is our Gospel. Moved by the
perfection of His Holy love, God in Christ substituted himself for us sinners. That is the heart of the
cross of Christ... What God in Christ has done through the cross is to rescue us, disclose Himself and
overcome evil (Stott 2006:195).
So in Christ, believing in Christ, incorporated in Him, we can face the law without any fear, without
any tremor or quiver (Lloyd Jones 2003:336). The good Doctor here is speaking about the law given
to the Israelites for them to be set apart from other nations, and for them to be set apart for God, the
law was impossible to keep, yet there was a way around it with the animal sacrifices, this Jesus
fulfilled completely in His atoning death on the cross, the law no longer has any power over those who
believe in Jesus.
If he was going to accomplish the work that the Father sent Him to do, and if people were going to be
redeemed for God, then it was necessary for Him to die on the cross...there was no other way for God
to save us than for Christ to die in our place (Grudem
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Erickson (1998) says there are a few theories on the atonement depending on how your read certain
scripture, the theories are as follows: The Socinian Theory (1998:801); This theory speaks of Christ on
the Cross as a perfect example of what kind of dedication followers of God must do, there is no
connection to a sacrificial death whatsoever. The moral influence theory (1998:802); This theory
believes the cross was an example of God s love and not much more. The Governmental theory
(1998:806); This theory sees the death of Christ on the Cross as atonement and also as a picture to the
believer as to how serious sin is, and it must not be taken lightly. The Ransom Theory (1998:810); In
this theory it is proposed, and quite popularly so, that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Accordingly reconciliation proceeds by doing away with sin, and the method of doing this was by the
atoning death of Christ (Morris 1965:250). What is being said, and the conclusion we have already
come to, yet are just confirming, is that sin was our problem, God through Christ on the cross was our
solution, this is our atonement, Christ s death on the Cross, and this is our Gospel. Moved by the
perfection of His Holy love, God in Christ substituted himself for us sinners. That is the heart of the
cross of Christ... What God in Christ has done through the cross is to rescue us, disclose Himself and
overcome evil (Stott 2006:195).
So in Christ, believing in Christ, incorporated in Him, we can face the law without any fear, without
any tremor or quiver (Lloyd Jones 2003:336). The good Doctor here is speaking about the law given
to the Israelites for them to be set apart from other nations, and for them to be set apart for God, the
law was impossible to keep, yet there was a way around it with the animal sacrifices, this Jesus
fulfilled completely in His atoning death on the cross, the law no longer has any power over those who
believe in Jesus.
If he was going to accomplish the work that the Father sent Him to do, and if people were going to be
redeemed for God, then it was necessary for Him to die on the cross...there was no other way for God
to save us than for Christ to die in our place (Grudem
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Mythological Norms By Audre Lorde
The concept of mythical norm was introduced by a feminist writer, Audre Lorde, who critically
analyzed the dominant power mechanism in society that operates through a deeply ingrained idea of a
normalized and naturalized male identity. This normative identity is both an image and ideal that
stands out as a symbol of societal norms and privileges that are institutionalized in the law. More
specifically, Lorde wrote, Somewhere, on the edge of consciousness, there is what I call a mythical
norm, which each of us within our hearts knows that is not me. ... [T]his norm is usually defined as
white, thin, male, young, heterosexual, Christian and financially secure. It is with this mythical norm
that the trappings of power reside within this society. (as cited in Perry, 2011, p. 57) Even though
Lorde positions this identity norm at the edge of consciousness, the norm seems to be at the center of
the dominant societal myths about privilege and its discourses of law. As the particular male centric
vision of power, the mythical norm functions as a regulating and governing social site and system of
privileges through which unearned advantages are naturally attributed to all members of the identity
norm without their own efforts and contributions (Perry, 2011, p. 57). Consequently, this normative
category of men receives some of the main social, political and economic benefits by the virtue of
their belonging to the aforementioned identity group. Furthermore, the
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The concept of mythical norm was introduced by a feminist writer, Audre Lorde, who critically
analyzed the dominant power mechanism in society that operates through a deeply ingrained idea of a
normalized and naturalized male identity. This normative identity is both an image and ideal that
stands out as a symbol of societal norms and privileges that are institutionalized in the law. More
specifically, Lorde wrote, Somewhere, on the edge of consciousness, there is what I call a mythical
norm, which each of us within our hearts knows that is not me. ... [T]his norm is usually defined as
white, thin, male, young, heterosexual, Christian and financially secure. It is with this mythical norm
that the trappings of power reside within this society. (as cited in Perry, 2011, p. 57) Even though
Lorde positions this identity norm at the edge of consciousness, the norm seems to be at the center of
the dominant societal myths about privilege and its discourses of law. As the particular male centric
vision of power, the mythical norm functions as a regulating and governing social site and system of
privileges through which unearned advantages are naturally attributed to all members of the identity
norm without their own efforts and contributions (Perry, 2011, p. 57). Consequently, this normative
category of men receives some of the main social, political and economic benefits by the virtue of
their belonging to the aforementioned identity group. Furthermore, the
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The World s Population Will Face A Severe Shortage Of Water
Case Summary According to research conducted by the United Nations, approximately two thirds of
the world s population will face a severe shortage of water by 2025(Shaw Barry, 2014, pg. 131). Some
countries have begun to prepare early by importing tankers of water from other countries. The State of
Michigan; however, is not as concerned about the shortage due to having over 11,000 lakes including
the Great Lakes. Due to the vast amount of water sources, Nestle has built a bottled water plant in
Mecosta County, Michigan. The new plant has cost Nestle over 100 million dollars and has caused
much controversy with locals. Nestle had built a 12 mile pipeline from the plant to a local spring.
Many organizations in Michigan saw this as a huge threat to water conservation and later had resorted
to suing Nestle. Lawyers from organizations such as, Michigan s Citizens for Water Conservation and
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians had claimed that due to reasonable use and a treaty from
1836, the land was protected from misuse of transportation of water. Michigan state judge, Lawrence
Root, had bought the argument and had upheld the lawsuit. Ruling that the environment is at risk no
matter how much water Nestle draws out, he ordered the pumps turned off (Barry, 2014, pg. 132).
Around two years later the case had been appealed and sent back to the appellate court to be revised.
The court had entered Nestle into an agreement that they would not pump more than 250 gallons
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Case Summary According to research conducted by the United Nations, approximately two thirds of
the world s population will face a severe shortage of water by 2025(Shaw Barry, 2014, pg. 131). Some
countries have begun to prepare early by importing tankers of water from other countries. The State of
Michigan; however, is not as concerned about the shortage due to having over 11,000 lakes including
the Great Lakes. Due to the vast amount of water sources, Nestle has built a bottled water plant in
Mecosta County, Michigan. The new plant has cost Nestle over 100 million dollars and has caused
much controversy with locals. Nestle had built a 12 mile pipeline from the plant to a local spring.
Many organizations in Michigan saw this as a huge threat to water conservation and later had resorted
to suing Nestle. Lawyers from organizations such as, Michigan s Citizens for Water Conservation and
Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians had claimed that due to reasonable use and a treaty from
1836, the land was protected from misuse of transportation of water. Michigan state judge, Lawrence
Root, had bought the argument and had upheld the lawsuit. Ruling that the environment is at risk no
matter how much water Nestle draws out, he ordered the pumps turned off (Barry, 2014, pg. 132).
Around two years later the case had been appealed and sent back to the appellate court to be revised.
The court had entered Nestle into an agreement that they would not pump more than 250 gallons
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What Is The Difference Between Constant Diamond And The...
The movies Blood Diamond (2006), directed by Edward Zwick and The Constant Gardener (2005),
directed by Fernando Meirelles, both focus mainly on the exploitation of Africa, especially by The
West and Europe. By highlight these important issues the movies awaken a sense of awareness in their
audiences.
In The Constant Gardener , Rachel Weisz was cast as one of the main Characters; Tessa Quayle.
From the first memories Justin has of her in the conference room, Tessa is presented as a passionate
activist, who perhaps acts before she thinks (this is shown by her embarrassment after she boldly
shared her thoughts in the conference room). The connection she shared with the children from Africa
brings her loving and caring nature to the foreground and this motherly nature is highlighted even
further by Tessa s pregnancy. Tessa does however have an extremely secretive side which is one of the
conflicts Tessa faces with Justin. By keeping part of her life a secret, she prevents Justin from fully
understanding her, which leads to miscommunication and ultimately a breach of trust as Justin
suspects that Tessa is having an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For the portrayal of Africa, warm, vibrant colours were used, both for the African landscape,
especially in Blood Diamond , where the grass was depicted a lush green, but also for portraying the
Township in The Constant Gardener , as the warm colours brought out the colourful traditional
clothing and the red soil. For most of the scenes in Africa, soft lighting was used . The combination of
the colour and the lighting evokes a sense of favouritism in the audience towards Africa, as in Europe,
the colours were mostly dull and grey, almost no nature was depicted, but instead huge grey buildings
towering over the cities contributing towards a sense of intimidation, this was predominantly seen in
The Constant Gardener , however also when Solomon went to
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The movies Blood Diamond (2006), directed by Edward Zwick and The Constant Gardener (2005),
directed by Fernando Meirelles, both focus mainly on the exploitation of Africa, especially by The
West and Europe. By highlight these important issues the movies awaken a sense of awareness in their
audiences.
In The Constant Gardener , Rachel Weisz was cast as one of the main Characters; Tessa Quayle.
From the first memories Justin has of her in the conference room, Tessa is presented as a passionate
activist, who perhaps acts before she thinks (this is shown by her embarrassment after she boldly
shared her thoughts in the conference room). The connection she shared with the children from Africa
brings her loving and caring nature to the foreground and this motherly nature is highlighted even
further by Tessa s pregnancy. Tessa does however have an extremely secretive side which is one of the
conflicts Tessa faces with Justin. By keeping part of her life a secret, she prevents Justin from fully
understanding her, which leads to miscommunication and ultimately a breach of trust as Justin
suspects that Tessa is having an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For the portrayal of Africa, warm, vibrant colours were used, both for the African landscape,
especially in Blood Diamond , where the grass was depicted a lush green, but also for portraying the
Township in The Constant Gardener , as the warm colours brought out the colourful traditional
clothing and the red soil. For most of the scenes in Africa, soft lighting was used . The combination of
the colour and the lighting evokes a sense of favouritism in the audience towards Africa, as in Europe,
the colours were mostly dull and grey, almost no nature was depicted, but instead huge grey buildings
towering over the cities contributing towards a sense of intimidation, this was predominantly seen in
The Constant Gardener , however also when Solomon went to
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Amel Saleh Rhetorical Analysis
Amel Saleh s argument that the holiday season is too materialistic, is a well defended statement
because she appeals to all three rhetoric appeals, and uses solid evidence to defend her position. Her
essay gives insight to how gifting giving has lost its true value, . In Amel Saleh s essay, it states,
Despite the fact that the United States holds 4.5 percent of the world s population, we consume 40
percent of the toys. According to Psychcentral.com, a first grader is able to recognize 200 brands and
obtains 70 new toys a year. This is an example of the author using logos, since America consumes 40
percent of the world s toys, logically kids would be able to identity a variety of toy brands. It makes
parents stop and analyze themselves on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows who the audience is, the author says, Are we raising our kids... , which shows that she s
talking directly to parents. In the essay, it states, When those teenagers become adults they will expect
to do little work for a lot in return. They are more likely to suffer personality disorders like narcissism,
separation anxiety, paranoia, and attention deficit disorder. The author uses pathos here, because
parents naturally care about their child s well being. Parents never want to be the cause of their child s
problem, and if there is a problem, they want to find a way to solve it. The quote is also the Ethos of
the article, because it shows the credibility. She knows a lot about how the psyche works on
individuals, by telling the audience the possible effects that materialism can have on children. The
author counters her argument with, Now, i m not saying to refrain from buying gifts for your loved
ones... Just don t overindulge and do try to make them meaningful. . This shows how the author
understands that gift giving isn t a bad thing, but individuals should do it in moderation, and not forget
the true meaning of the
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Amel Saleh s argument that the holiday season is too materialistic, is a well defended statement
because she appeals to all three rhetoric appeals, and uses solid evidence to defend her position. Her
essay gives insight to how gifting giving has lost its true value, . In Amel Saleh s essay, it states,
Despite the fact that the United States holds 4.5 percent of the world s population, we consume 40
percent of the toys. According to Psychcentral.com, a first grader is able to recognize 200 brands and
obtains 70 new toys a year. This is an example of the author using logos, since America consumes 40
percent of the world s toys, logically kids would be able to identity a variety of toy brands. It makes
parents stop and analyze themselves on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows who the audience is, the author says, Are we raising our kids... , which shows that she s
talking directly to parents. In the essay, it states, When those teenagers become adults they will expect
to do little work for a lot in return. They are more likely to suffer personality disorders like narcissism,
separation anxiety, paranoia, and attention deficit disorder. The author uses pathos here, because
parents naturally care about their child s well being. Parents never want to be the cause of their child s
problem, and if there is a problem, they want to find a way to solve it. The quote is also the Ethos of
the article, because it shows the credibility. She knows a lot about how the psyche works on
individuals, by telling the audience the possible effects that materialism can have on children. The
author counters her argument with, Now, i m not saying to refrain from buying gifts for your loved
ones... Just don t overindulge and do try to make them meaningful. . This shows how the author
understands that gift giving isn t a bad thing, but individuals should do it in moderation, and not forget
the true meaning of the
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The Current State Of Our Post Secondary Education System
The current state of our post secondary education system should not be judged simply by the growing
debt
accumulated by students and parents. Many of us are aware that the current outstanding debt of
college loans is
roughly a trillion dollars with growing delinquency rates. The issues with the post secondary
education system are often
limited to single item discussions such as textbook prices or rising tuition costs. These issues when
looked at unilaterally
do not give insight into the entire picture and often cause topical tunnel vision. The problems of higher
education are
multifaceted and born from the linkage between accreditation boards, educational institutions,
textbook publishers, and
federal aid. When focusing on these connections we find not only parasitic relationships and
borderline abuse but also a
fundamentally flawed, antiquated approach to educating our future generations.
The United States faces an educational epidemic. Our country has seen a massive decrease in reliance
on manufacturing
in the last three decades replaced by an ever increasing reliance on knowledge based services. Gone
are the days when
a high school diploma and a family member in a union meant stable incomes and traceable futures.
Over the coming
years a high school diploma will open only one third of the job market doors as advanced education
becomes more
desirable and in many cases required. According to the American Community Survey in 2008, a high
school degree
The current state of our post secondary education system should not be judged simply by the growing
debt
accumulated by students and parents. Many of us are aware that the current outstanding debt of
college loans is
roughly a trillion dollars with growing delinquency rates. The issues with the post secondary
education system are often
limited to single item discussions such as textbook prices or rising tuition costs. These issues when
looked at unilaterally
do not give insight into the entire picture and often cause topical tunnel vision. The problems of higher
education are
multifaceted and born from the linkage between accreditation boards, educational institutions,
textbook publishers, and
federal aid. When focusing on these connections we find not only parasitic relationships and
borderline abuse but also a
fundamentally flawed, antiquated approach to educating our future generations.
The United States faces an educational epidemic. Our country has seen a massive decrease in reliance
on manufacturing
in the last three decades replaced by an ever increasing reliance on knowledge based services. Gone
are the days when
a high school diploma and a family member in a union meant stable incomes and traceable futures.
Over the coming
years a high school diploma will open only one third of the job market doors as advanced education
becomes more
desirable and in many cases required. According to the American Community Survey in 2008, a high
school degree
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The Future Of Natural Beekeeping Essay
The Future of Natural Beekeeping
By Philip Chandler | Submitted On September 17, 2012
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Expert Author Philip Chandler
What is natural beekeeping ?
The question should rather be, is any beekeeping natural? and the answer must be that, in nature, only
bees keep bees.
As humans, our interest in them has been primarily selfish: we saw them as the source of a uniquely
delicious, sweet substance and paid little heed to their pervasive presence in the natural world, where,
largely unnoticed, they went about their business of farming flowers.
Farming? In the same way that horticulturists select plant varieties for breeding, so have the bees and
other pollinators selected, over millions of years, the plants that provide them with food in the forms
of pollen and nectar and so have greatly influenced the colours and patterns of our landscapes and the
scents and flavours of the herbs and the hedgerow fruits that we have taken and further developed into
the food we eat.
In this sense, bees may indeed be thought of as farmers. They have been carefully and skillfully
selecting plants from among the available mutations and crosses for more
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The Future of Natural Beekeeping
By Philip Chandler | Submitted On September 17, 2012
Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook 5 Share this article
on Twitter 2 Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on
StumbleUpon 1 Share this article on Delicious 1 Share this article on Digg 1 Share this article on
Reddit 1 Share this article on Pinterest
Expert Author Philip Chandler
What is natural beekeeping ?
The question should rather be, is any beekeeping natural? and the answer must be that, in nature, only
bees keep bees.
As humans, our interest in them has been primarily selfish: we saw them as the source of a uniquely
delicious, sweet substance and paid little heed to their pervasive presence in the natural world, where,
largely unnoticed, they went about their business of farming flowers.
Farming? In the same way that horticulturists select plant varieties for breeding, so have the bees and
other pollinators selected, over millions of years, the plants that provide them with food in the forms
of pollen and nectar and so have greatly influenced the colours and patterns of our landscapes and the
scents and flavours of the herbs and the hedgerow fruits that we have taken and further developed into
the food we eat.
In this sense, bees may indeed be thought of as farmers. They have been carefully and skillfully
selecting plants from among the available mutations and crosses for more
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Drug Rehab Center Essay
Know your addiction
Since most centers treat specific types of addiction like drugs or alcohol, it is of great importance to
understand what type of substance you are addicted to. If you are addicted to alcohol, an Alcohol
Treatment Center is best to help you to become sober. If you are addicted to prescription drugs, a drug
rehab center is the ideal de addiction place for you.
Do some extensive research
Extensive research provides a large number of treatment centers that offers a wide variety of services.
Recommendations from family, friends and media advertisements are common. With the boom of
internet usage today, extensive research can be done right from the comfort of your own home. When
choosing, make sure to consider the reputation, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are covered by an insurance policy, consult with your service provider before the treatment
begins. Most drug rehab centers will help you qualify your benefits prior to scheduling your stay.
The entry requirements
Whether you re a new or a relapsing client, support groups and information sessions like Drug Rehab
Center in FL will always accept you. The only entry requirement is to abstain from drug or alcohol use
when you begin the program. Abstinence is not always requirement for psychological program, but
medical programs require abstinence because of the detoxification effects.
Know the philosophy of treatment
Whether it s spiritual, mental or physical, you must agree with the program s philosophy. All addiction
treatments have different philosophies. The Good Future Rehab Center of Florida uses a 12 step
approach.
The time and duration of stay
Contrary to the stereotypes, many people continue to work full time or part time. Good Future Rehab
Center offers either a full time residential program where staying in the center for 24 hours a day for
weeks or months is needed or a part time outpatient basis where only a few hours are required per day.
Choosing an Addiction Treatment Center is only the beginning. When the addicted person decides to
undergo a treatment, challenge will come when abstaining from an addictive substance or
Know your addiction
Since most centers treat specific types of addiction like drugs or alcohol, it is of great importance to
understand what type of substance you are addicted to. If you are addicted to alcohol, an Alcohol
Treatment Center is best to help you to become sober. If you are addicted to prescription drugs, a drug
rehab center is the ideal de addiction place for you.
Do some extensive research
Extensive research provides a large number of treatment centers that offers a wide variety of services.
Recommendations from family, friends and media advertisements are common. With the boom of
internet usage today, extensive research can be done right from the comfort of your own home. When
choosing, make sure to consider the reputation, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are covered by an insurance policy, consult with your service provider before the treatment
begins. Most drug rehab centers will help you qualify your benefits prior to scheduling your stay.
The entry requirements
Whether you re a new or a relapsing client, support groups and information sessions like Drug Rehab
Center in FL will always accept you. The only entry requirement is to abstain from drug or alcohol use
when you begin the program. Abstinence is not always requirement for psychological program, but
medical programs require abstinence because of the detoxification effects.
Know the philosophy of treatment
Whether it s spiritual, mental or physical, you must agree with the program s philosophy. All addiction
treatments have different philosophies. The Good Future Rehab Center of Florida uses a 12 step
approach.
The time and duration of stay
Contrary to the stereotypes, many people continue to work full time or part time. Good Future Rehab
Center offers either a full time residential program where staying in the center for 24 hours a day for
weeks or months is needed or a part time outpatient basis where only a few hours are required per day.
Choosing an Addiction Treatment Center is only the beginning. When the addicted person decides to
undergo a treatment, challenge will come when abstaining from an addictive substance or
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Hotel On The Corner Of Bitter And Sweet Literary Analysis
Rebirth is an over arching theme in the book, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, written by
Jamie Ford. One of the main symbols of second rebirth is the ever present Oscar Holden record. The
records symbolizes not only Henry and Keiko s relationship, but how it can be renewed. From when
Henry and Keiko buy the record, to Henry finding it 40 years later, the record always has a strong
significance in the book. Though not the first mention of the Oscar Holden record, the story of the
vinyl started with Henry taking Keiko to the Black Elks Club. On that night Oscar Holden dedicated
song to them, and it became their song . Later, Keiko gave Henry the record as a thank you present for
their exciting night at the Black Elks Club. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Henry got to her apartment, he found out that Keiko was married and widowed, just like him.
Like the two halves of the record, though apart, still the same. Ultimately meeting after 40 years,
Henry and Keiko picked up where they left off. They were like an old married couple, finishing each
other s sentences. They stood there, smiling at each other, like they had done all those years ago,
standing on either side of that fence. Oai deki te... She paused. Ureshii desu, Henry said softly. (pp.
285) With this shared sentence, Henry and Keiko were mending their relationship, putting the parts
back together to create a new bond, one that was never broken. Their old relationship could never be
truly fixed, but they started a new one with the intact record. The record, and Henry and Keiko s bond,
was finally renewed in this meeting. The book, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, shows many
themes through a simple vinyl record. One important aspect of the record s meaning is rebirth, but it
also stands for second chances, love, friendship, and of course, Henry and Keiko. In the end, Keiko
and Henry are not the same people, and their relationship is a new one, one that was waiting for all the
years they were apart. The Oscar Holden record holds its significance in the book from the beginning
to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rebirth is an over arching theme in the book, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, written by
Jamie Ford. One of the main symbols of second rebirth is the ever present Oscar Holden record. The
records symbolizes not only Henry and Keiko s relationship, but how it can be renewed. From when
Henry and Keiko buy the record, to Henry finding it 40 years later, the record always has a strong
significance in the book. Though not the first mention of the Oscar Holden record, the story of the
vinyl started with Henry taking Keiko to the Black Elks Club. On that night Oscar Holden dedicated
song to them, and it became their song . Later, Keiko gave Henry the record as a thank you present for
their exciting night at the Black Elks Club. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Henry got to her apartment, he found out that Keiko was married and widowed, just like him.
Like the two halves of the record, though apart, still the same. Ultimately meeting after 40 years,
Henry and Keiko picked up where they left off. They were like an old married couple, finishing each
other s sentences. They stood there, smiling at each other, like they had done all those years ago,
standing on either side of that fence. Oai deki te... She paused. Ureshii desu, Henry said softly. (pp.
285) With this shared sentence, Henry and Keiko were mending their relationship, putting the parts
back together to create a new bond, one that was never broken. Their old relationship could never be
truly fixed, but they started a new one with the intact record. The record, and Henry and Keiko s bond,
was finally renewed in this meeting. The book, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, shows many
themes through a simple vinyl record. One important aspect of the record s meaning is rebirth, but it
also stands for second chances, love, friendship, and of course, Henry and Keiko. In the end, Keiko
and Henry are not the same people, and their relationship is a new one, one that was waiting for all the
years they were apart. The Oscar Holden record holds its significance in the book from the beginning
to the
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Madame Butterfly Symbolism
David Henry Hwang s award winning show Madame Butterfly is a story of a French diplomat and his
Chinese mistress that he later discovers was not only a spy but a man. Throughout this play sexuality
has been exploited not only by Gallimard (the French Diplomat) but prominently seen by his
collogue/best friend Mark. Mark s role is shown in the play as an unfettered masculine sexuality in
Gallimard s head. Whenever Gallimard struggles with questions of sexual ethics and desire he
automatically imagines Mark and thinks of his ideologies. Mark translates to the audience that
Western men are charming, masculine and quite the ladies man; womanizing is a norm in their society.
Mark displays the characteristics of charm and masculinity repeatedly throughout the play. In the
beginning of the play he invites Gallimard to a beach party. He provokes him and tries to persuade
him to go because it will be fun . His idea of fun is girls with big boobs and a tight ass (as he recalls it)
that are will be willing to do anything for booze and a good time. According to him that s what men in
college do to have fun. Gallimard refuses to go because he doesn t want just any woman to have sex;
he is looking for a deeper relationship and by deeper he wants a woman that is dependent on his
masculinity and needs saving. Throughout the play Mark s ethical values about women are
emphasized through him and Gallimard. They are shown to be the ethical values of the Western
society. The time that the play
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David Henry Hwang s award winning show Madame Butterfly is a story of a French diplomat and his
Chinese mistress that he later discovers was not only a spy but a man. Throughout this play sexuality
has been exploited not only by Gallimard (the French Diplomat) but prominently seen by his
collogue/best friend Mark. Mark s role is shown in the play as an unfettered masculine sexuality in
Gallimard s head. Whenever Gallimard struggles with questions of sexual ethics and desire he
automatically imagines Mark and thinks of his ideologies. Mark translates to the audience that
Western men are charming, masculine and quite the ladies man; womanizing is a norm in their society.
Mark displays the characteristics of charm and masculinity repeatedly throughout the play. In the
beginning of the play he invites Gallimard to a beach party. He provokes him and tries to persuade
him to go because it will be fun . His idea of fun is girls with big boobs and a tight ass (as he recalls it)
that are will be willing to do anything for booze and a good time. According to him that s what men in
college do to have fun. Gallimard refuses to go because he doesn t want just any woman to have sex;
he is looking for a deeper relationship and by deeper he wants a woman that is dependent on his
masculinity and needs saving. Throughout the play Mark s ethical values about women are
emphasized through him and Gallimard. They are shown to be the ethical values of the Western
society. The time that the play
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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Personal Statement
Eighteen years it took me to become a pediatric emergency medicine specialist. As my journey in
academics started, I faced the challenge and responsibility of being a single parent. Seeking
opportunities to learn about economics and finance, I did what came naturally to me, which was study.
Eighteen months of doing the unthinkable : working full time, studying full time, and raising a six
year old, was the most exhausting and yet the most inspiring time of my life. Travelling to Asia to
write a thesis comparing the Japanese and American health insurance industry, added a global flavor
to my knowledge of medicine.
Fueled by an interest in research, I received a scholarship for Ph.D. studies after medical school. Life
events interrupted this journey, making it necessary to move from cities, and even countries. I made an
unthinkable move to Australia, right after being promoted at the university. Each change has required
patience and persistence, forcing me to look beyond hurdles and seek opportunities for growth. As a
foreign medical graduate, in two countries, I have had to prove my skill as a physician and my
specialist fellowships in both the U.S. and Australia substantiates this. Through every stage of my
training and academic career, I have sought out opportunities to further my understanding of the
science behind the practice of medicine. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I remember having trouble with simple tasks like writing and following the class schedule. There was
no support or guidance on how I needed to adapt after the injury. Recovery was a slow, arduous
process of persistence, for about a year. Even though this story is personal, it has helped me recognize
the global need for policy and guidelines determining a safe return to learn after a
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Eighteen years it took me to become a pediatric emergency medicine specialist. As my journey in
academics started, I faced the challenge and responsibility of being a single parent. Seeking
opportunities to learn about economics and finance, I did what came naturally to me, which was study.
Eighteen months of doing the unthinkable : working full time, studying full time, and raising a six
year old, was the most exhausting and yet the most inspiring time of my life. Travelling to Asia to
write a thesis comparing the Japanese and American health insurance industry, added a global flavor
to my knowledge of medicine.
Fueled by an interest in research, I received a scholarship for Ph.D. studies after medical school. Life
events interrupted this journey, making it necessary to move from cities, and even countries. I made an
unthinkable move to Australia, right after being promoted at the university. Each change has required
patience and persistence, forcing me to look beyond hurdles and seek opportunities for growth. As a
foreign medical graduate, in two countries, I have had to prove my skill as a physician and my
specialist fellowships in both the U.S. and Australia substantiates this. Through every stage of my
training and academic career, I have sought out opportunities to further my understanding of the
science behind the practice of medicine. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I remember having trouble with simple tasks like writing and following the class schedule. There was
no support or guidance on how I needed to adapt after the injury. Recovery was a slow, arduous
process of persistence, for about a year. Even though this story is personal, it has helped me recognize
the global need for policy and guidelines determining a safe return to learn after a
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How is the experience of exile dealth with in Palestinian...
How is the experience of exile dealt with in Palestinian memoirs? The experience of exile is dealt with
differently depending on the memoir, but the overall picture received is one of feeling lost,
unwelcomed, isolated and being unable to fully integrate into their new society. Memoirs often
provide an insight into the lives of different types of people, Ghada Karmi s In search of Fatima
memoir provides a detailed look at the life and experiences in exile from the Palestinian perspective.
Karmi and her family were forced to leave their homeland in the late 1940s due to the creation of the
State of Israel. After being forced out of their homes by the settling Jewish population, the family
moved to England as refugees. Growing up in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first impression of exile felt by the family, especially in her Mother and Father, is that it will only
be a temporary affair and that they will soon be back in Palestine. Ghada s Mother completely rejects
London and the British way of life by refusing to learn English, not getting central heating and
changing the flooring in the kitchen from carpet to tiles so it resembles that of a Palestinian kitchen.
My mother had decided to recreate Palestine in London. Like some Palestinian Miss Havisham, for
her, the clock stopped in Jerusalem in April 1948 .3 When the Karmi s arrived in London, Britain still
had the rationing system in place since the war which involved food vouchers. Since they were
Muslim and were prohibited from eating pig meat by religion, Ghada s Mother gave their pork and
bacon coupons to their local greengrocer; this ensured his lasting devotion. He picked out his best fruit
for her or kept it aside until she came round. 4 The memoir recalls how the family continued to
participate in Arabic traditions whilst in England, such as reading the Quran and eating Arab based
foods. It is also noted how She [Ghada s mother] listened avidly to the news coming out of the Arab
world about Palestine and she and my father
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How is the experience of exile dealt with in Palestinian memoirs? The experience of exile is dealt with
differently depending on the memoir, but the overall picture received is one of feeling lost,
unwelcomed, isolated and being unable to fully integrate into their new society. Memoirs often
provide an insight into the lives of different types of people, Ghada Karmi s In search of Fatima
memoir provides a detailed look at the life and experiences in exile from the Palestinian perspective.
Karmi and her family were forced to leave their homeland in the late 1940s due to the creation of the
State of Israel. After being forced out of their homes by the settling Jewish population, the family
moved to England as refugees. Growing up in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first impression of exile felt by the family, especially in her Mother and Father, is that it will only
be a temporary affair and that they will soon be back in Palestine. Ghada s Mother completely rejects
London and the British way of life by refusing to learn English, not getting central heating and
changing the flooring in the kitchen from carpet to tiles so it resembles that of a Palestinian kitchen.
My mother had decided to recreate Palestine in London. Like some Palestinian Miss Havisham, for
her, the clock stopped in Jerusalem in April 1948 .3 When the Karmi s arrived in London, Britain still
had the rationing system in place since the war which involved food vouchers. Since they were
Muslim and were prohibited from eating pig meat by religion, Ghada s Mother gave their pork and
bacon coupons to their local greengrocer; this ensured his lasting devotion. He picked out his best fruit
for her or kept it aside until she came round. 4 The memoir recalls how the family continued to
participate in Arabic traditions whilst in England, such as reading the Quran and eating Arab based
foods. It is also noted how She [Ghada s mother] listened avidly to the news coming out of the Arab
world about Palestine and she and my father
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A.P U.S History Chapter 11 Study Guide
1. Albany Regency created by Martin Van Buren from NY. Tightly disciplined state political machine
in NY . Not born into the elites. Van Buren had faith in the commoners. Allowed democracy to
flourish, helped suffrage. 2. As a Bucktail, Van Buren s goal was democracy and less power to elites.
He helped create National Political parties, and went up against elite DeWitt. 3. 1840, changing voting
qualifications changed and 90% of adult males over 21 could vote. 4. Universal manhood suffrage
adopted first by Kentucky in 1792. Then Tennessee and Ohio. Only 5 states allowed African free men
to vote; Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. 5. Africans and women
couldn t vote. Stemmed from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the bank war emerged the two party system. 17. In election of 1832, Jackson s opponent Clay
was painted as a defender of the bank and privilege. Won 219 49. 18. Anti Masonic party. Went
against Masonic party (Jackson and clay were part of). Short lived. First to hold national nominating
convention; quickly adopted by other political parties. 19. Whig Party named that was used by
advocates of colonial resistance to British measures in 1760s. Went against the democrats. Portrayed
Jackson as a dictator. Second Two party system still in place. Two major parties, not sectional or
monolithic. Whigs stemmed from federalists. Democrats stemmed from Jacksonians 20. Laissez faire
economic freedom. Proposed by Jackson. Decision making powers rest with commercial interests. 21.
Jackson killed the bank by getting popular vote. Small farmers in west and south as well as some in
north didn t trust the bank. He killed it by vetoing it. 22. Specie Circular proclamation issued by
Jackson in 1836 stipulating that only gold or silver could be used as payment for public land. 23.
Panic of 1837 caused by expiration of bank, inflation, and no foreign investors. Unemployment rates
reached 10%. Gov. did not aid citizens in any way. Van Buren spent 4 years trying to improve econ.
But failed. 24. Refer to 19. 25. Inherited Jeffersonian beliefs. Small independent farmers. Had
nationwide appeal. Identified with
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1. Albany Regency created by Martin Van Buren from NY. Tightly disciplined state political machine
in NY . Not born into the elites. Van Buren had faith in the commoners. Allowed democracy to
flourish, helped suffrage. 2. As a Bucktail, Van Buren s goal was democracy and less power to elites.
He helped create National Political parties, and went up against elite DeWitt. 3. 1840, changing voting
qualifications changed and 90% of adult males over 21 could vote. 4. Universal manhood suffrage
adopted first by Kentucky in 1792. Then Tennessee and Ohio. Only 5 states allowed African free men
to vote; Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. 5. Africans and women
couldn t vote. Stemmed from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the bank war emerged the two party system. 17. In election of 1832, Jackson s opponent Clay
was painted as a defender of the bank and privilege. Won 219 49. 18. Anti Masonic party. Went
against Masonic party (Jackson and clay were part of). Short lived. First to hold national nominating
convention; quickly adopted by other political parties. 19. Whig Party named that was used by
advocates of colonial resistance to British measures in 1760s. Went against the democrats. Portrayed
Jackson as a dictator. Second Two party system still in place. Two major parties, not sectional or
monolithic. Whigs stemmed from federalists. Democrats stemmed from Jacksonians 20. Laissez faire
economic freedom. Proposed by Jackson. Decision making powers rest with commercial interests. 21.
Jackson killed the bank by getting popular vote. Small farmers in west and south as well as some in
north didn t trust the bank. He killed it by vetoing it. 22. Specie Circular proclamation issued by
Jackson in 1836 stipulating that only gold or silver could be used as payment for public land. 23.
Panic of 1837 caused by expiration of bank, inflation, and no foreign investors. Unemployment rates
reached 10%. Gov. did not aid citizens in any way. Van Buren spent 4 years trying to improve econ.
But failed. 24. Refer to 19. 25. Inherited Jeffersonian beliefs. Small independent farmers. Had
nationwide appeal. Identified with
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Mistranslation And Mistranslation In The Joy Luck Club
Mistranslation was a reoccurring theme in the book, The Joy Luck Club. There were frequent
scenarios when characters could not understand each other properly due to mistranslation and
miscommunication. Jing Mei has trouble understanding her mother in the following excerpt: It s not
showoff. She said the two soups were almost the same, chabudwo. Or maybe she said butong, not the
same thing at all. It was one of those Chinese expressions that means the better half of mixed
intentions. I can never remember things I didn t understand in the first place. Jing Mei cannot fully
understand her mother s intended meanings to a multitude of conversations due to this. Waverly Jong
had a certain run in with the language barrier as well. Aii ya. So shame be with mother? She grasped
my hand even tighter as she glared at me. I looked down. It s not that, it s just so obvious. It s just so
embarrassing. Embarrass you be my daughter? Her voice was cracking with anger. That s not what I
meant. That s not what I said. Waverly is trying her best to explain to her mother that she does not
want her mother to say that she is her daughter to every person she meets and the underlying feel of
becoming a trophy for her mother. Her mother has difficulty understanding this and she gets angry at
her daughter. This miscommunication escalates the hurt feelings felt between both parties.
This theme of mistranslation can be found everywhere in the current world. In the article Language
Matters: How a Minor Mistranslation Can Affect US China Relations the author goes on to talk about
how the U.S. mistranslated a small portion of the Chinese spokesman s comments. He goes on to
explain how these stories affected the United States of America. He says: These stories led Sebastian
Gorka, a top official on the U.S. National Security Council, to deride China s statement by pointing
out that the islands can be seen on Google Earth. Gorka then went on to decry China s territorial
expansionism. Gorka s broadcast was heard by the nation and some peoples ideas might have been
swayed that the Chinese are bad. This relates to the The Joy Luck Club in one way particular, the idea
that the smallest miscommunication problems can lead to a huge
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Mistranslation was a reoccurring theme in the book, The Joy Luck Club. There were frequent
scenarios when characters could not understand each other properly due to mistranslation and
miscommunication. Jing Mei has trouble understanding her mother in the following excerpt: It s not
showoff. She said the two soups were almost the same, chabudwo. Or maybe she said butong, not the
same thing at all. It was one of those Chinese expressions that means the better half of mixed
intentions. I can never remember things I didn t understand in the first place. Jing Mei cannot fully
understand her mother s intended meanings to a multitude of conversations due to this. Waverly Jong
had a certain run in with the language barrier as well. Aii ya. So shame be with mother? She grasped
my hand even tighter as she glared at me. I looked down. It s not that, it s just so obvious. It s just so
embarrassing. Embarrass you be my daughter? Her voice was cracking with anger. That s not what I
meant. That s not what I said. Waverly is trying her best to explain to her mother that she does not
want her mother to say that she is her daughter to every person she meets and the underlying feel of
becoming a trophy for her mother. Her mother has difficulty understanding this and she gets angry at
her daughter. This miscommunication escalates the hurt feelings felt between both parties.
This theme of mistranslation can be found everywhere in the current world. In the article Language
Matters: How a Minor Mistranslation Can Affect US China Relations the author goes on to talk about
how the U.S. mistranslated a small portion of the Chinese spokesman s comments. He goes on to
explain how these stories affected the United States of America. He says: These stories led Sebastian
Gorka, a top official on the U.S. National Security Council, to deride China s statement by pointing
out that the islands can be seen on Google Earth. Gorka then went on to decry China s territorial
expansionism. Gorka s broadcast was heard by the nation and some peoples ideas might have been
swayed that the Chinese are bad. This relates to the The Joy Luck Club in one way particular, the idea
that the smallest miscommunication problems can lead to a huge
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Gimpel
The Difference Between Gimpel and Society Today When wronged or made a fool of, people today
tend to recoil, and pounce back with vengeful hearts. It is the attitude and character of society to hate
those who wrong them and rid their hearts of trust afterwards. When comparing and contrasting the
character of Gimpel and the character of society today, the intent and full meaning of the short story,
Gimpel the Fool, is shown to the readers. Gimpel is portrayed as someone who is easily misled and
would believe most anything told to him. In this story, Isaac Bashevis Singer is revealing the
vindictive hearts and attitudes of people by showing us the forgiving heart of Gimpel the Fool. The
reward and happiness Gimpel receives in return for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the major contrasts between the two is seen in the concept of revenge and forgiveness. It is the
nature of someone in society to repay evil for evil. It was once said, An eye for eye only ends up
making the whole world blind (Hall, Karyn). The struggle with revenge is centuries old. Shakespeare
said, If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not
die? And if you wrong us shall we not revenge? Shakespeare clearly thought revenge was as normal
and predictable as the sun rising (Hall, Karyn). Gimple s character differs greatly from this vengeful
human nature. He forgave easily and accepted the fact that people are entitled to mistakes. An example
of this is found when Gimple and Elka were separated. Gimpel had found her lying with another man
and the Rabbi separated them until a divorce could be arranged. While Gimple was alone and was
pondering upon this predicament, he said to himself, There is bound to be a slip sometimes. You
cannot live without errors. Probably that lad who was with her led her on and gave her presents and
what not, and women are often long on hair and short on sense, and so he got around her (singer,
Isaac). Gimpel chose to be forgiving, instead of seeking revenge. This is far from the natural reply of
mankind. Singer reveals the need for forgiveness by showing this immense contrast
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The Difference Between Gimpel and Society Today When wronged or made a fool of, people today
tend to recoil, and pounce back with vengeful hearts. It is the attitude and character of society to hate
those who wrong them and rid their hearts of trust afterwards. When comparing and contrasting the
character of Gimpel and the character of society today, the intent and full meaning of the short story,
Gimpel the Fool, is shown to the readers. Gimpel is portrayed as someone who is easily misled and
would believe most anything told to him. In this story, Isaac Bashevis Singer is revealing the
vindictive hearts and attitudes of people by showing us the forgiving heart of Gimpel the Fool. The
reward and happiness Gimpel receives in return for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the major contrasts between the two is seen in the concept of revenge and forgiveness. It is the
nature of someone in society to repay evil for evil. It was once said, An eye for eye only ends up
making the whole world blind (Hall, Karyn). The struggle with revenge is centuries old. Shakespeare
said, If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not
die? And if you wrong us shall we not revenge? Shakespeare clearly thought revenge was as normal
and predictable as the sun rising (Hall, Karyn). Gimple s character differs greatly from this vengeful
human nature. He forgave easily and accepted the fact that people are entitled to mistakes. An example
of this is found when Gimple and Elka were separated. Gimpel had found her lying with another man
and the Rabbi separated them until a divorce could be arranged. While Gimple was alone and was
pondering upon this predicament, he said to himself, There is bound to be a slip sometimes. You
cannot live without errors. Probably that lad who was with her led her on and gave her presents and
what not, and women are often long on hair and short on sense, and so he got around her (singer,
Isaac). Gimpel chose to be forgiving, instead of seeking revenge. This is far from the natural reply of
mankind. Singer reveals the need for forgiveness by showing this immense contrast
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Glacier Ice Research Paper
Glaciers and Desserts Exercise
The difference between an ice sheet and a glacier; an ice sheet or continental glaciers is a chunk of
glacier ice that is the largest and the thickest type of glacier that can be almost unbelievable. They are
massive and can cover large islands and the land surrounding it as it can be greater than 50,000
kilometers wide. If melted, they contain enough water to raise sea level about 66m (216 ft.). Glaciers
are smaller and move on average, a little slower but have remarkable ability to carry a huge volume of
water in a stream. A glacier ice forms, where the depth of the snow increases, as the snow
accumulation exceeds, a deep snowpack forms as it is compressed into ice under great pressure it then
begins to flow down the mountain. When the glacier gets to a point where the melting begins the rate
of accumulation dwindles and stops.
Signs of glaciation in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lack of rain that controls the high pressure as this results in rising the air at the equator and then
eventually sinking back and forming a high pressure system which leads in very little precipitation.
2). Distance from an ocean as the hot rising air cools as it drops rain as approaches a mountain. Less
water can be held and that side of the mountain gets rain. The cooler the air that crosses over
mountains is dry, so deserts form on the other side of the mountain range.
3). Rain shadow effect is when moist air rises against high elevations of land and drops water along
the way. This creates a region on the far side of the mountain range that is relatively deficient in
precipitation to the point of forming a rain shadow desert.
4). Cold ocean currents is because cold water evaporates at a much slower rate than warm water by
forming fewer clouds with much less precipitation.
5). A combination of these four factors are often combined, created, and recorded to form deserts that
have never had precipitation in these
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Glaciers and Desserts Exercise
The difference between an ice sheet and a glacier; an ice sheet or continental glaciers is a chunk of
glacier ice that is the largest and the thickest type of glacier that can be almost unbelievable. They are
massive and can cover large islands and the land surrounding it as it can be greater than 50,000
kilometers wide. If melted, they contain enough water to raise sea level about 66m (216 ft.). Glaciers
are smaller and move on average, a little slower but have remarkable ability to carry a huge volume of
water in a stream. A glacier ice forms, where the depth of the snow increases, as the snow
accumulation exceeds, a deep snowpack forms as it is compressed into ice under great pressure it then
begins to flow down the mountain. When the glacier gets to a point where the melting begins the rate
of accumulation dwindles and stops.
Signs of glaciation in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lack of rain that controls the high pressure as this results in rising the air at the equator and then
eventually sinking back and forming a high pressure system which leads in very little precipitation.
2). Distance from an ocean as the hot rising air cools as it drops rain as approaches a mountain. Less
water can be held and that side of the mountain gets rain. The cooler the air that crosses over
mountains is dry, so deserts form on the other side of the mountain range.
3). Rain shadow effect is when moist air rises against high elevations of land and drops water along
the way. This creates a region on the far side of the mountain range that is relatively deficient in
precipitation to the point of forming a rain shadow desert.
4). Cold ocean currents is because cold water evaporates at a much slower rate than warm water by
forming fewer clouds with much less precipitation.
5). A combination of these four factors are often combined, created, and recorded to form deserts that
have never had precipitation in these
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Old Washington Historic State Park Analysis
You may be looking for the perfect spot for a summer vacation for your family. If so, Arkansas has
fifty two state parks that offer a variety of recreation and entertainment options. These state parks play
a vital role in the historical education of our great state. A few of the options include; visiting a
prehistoric Indian mound, digging for diamonds, viewing Civil War battle grounds, or just enjoying
the many great outdoor adventures. Although there are many options, one of my favorite places to
visit has always been Old Washington Historic State Park.
This park is located in Hempstead County in Southwest Arkansas. It offers visitors a view into the
state s early history. It was a stopping point along the Southwest Trail, which was
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You may be looking for the perfect spot for a summer vacation for your family. If so, Arkansas has
fifty two state parks that offer a variety of recreation and entertainment options. These state parks play
a vital role in the historical education of our great state. A few of the options include; visiting a
prehistoric Indian mound, digging for diamonds, viewing Civil War battle grounds, or just enjoying
the many great outdoor adventures. Although there are many options, one of my favorite places to
visit has always been Old Washington Historic State Park.
This park is located in Hempstead County in Southwest Arkansas. It offers visitors a view into the
state s early history. It was a stopping point along the Southwest Trail, which was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Racism In America
For many young americans, it is simpler to see racism as an issue of the past not the present. They see
the changing face of their culture as a positive one, working towards the embodiment of a colorblind
society. Many of the effects of racism have not been eliminated though, but have been absorbed. This
creates an environment where racial divides and oppression are able to thrive openly in America
without being noticed. Millennials have become a group that prides itself of being beyond racism, but
this is because we are unable to see the changing face of racial divides. Racism has endured because
of its acceptance within American society, whether deliberately or undeliberately.
Hindsight is twenty twenty and it makes it easier to clearly see issues of race within a historical
context. When opening up an American history book it does not take long to find numerous examples
of the mistreatment and oppression of minority groups in our society. Although it is important to learn
about the many struggles of minority groups within the United States, it can work to turn the whole
issue of racism into one only of the past. For example, it has become a common lesson learned that the
end of the civil war signaled the end of racial divides between black and white. In many ways though,
it signaled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We are taught a version of our history in school that can be finished off with a nice ending to prove we
were the good guy all along. The story of American society and race is one that doesn t fit in nicely
with our desire for a picture perfect ending. It instead is a lesson of how time after time we as a
country slowly change only through the pressures of what is considered socially acceptable at the
time. Yes, we as a country have made many leaps and bounds toward racial equality since we first
became a country, but it is negligent to view racism as a lesson only of history when we still have a
long way to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For many young americans, it is simpler to see racism as an issue of the past not the present. They see
the changing face of their culture as a positive one, working towards the embodiment of a colorblind
society. Many of the effects of racism have not been eliminated though, but have been absorbed. This
creates an environment where racial divides and oppression are able to thrive openly in America
without being noticed. Millennials have become a group that prides itself of being beyond racism, but
this is because we are unable to see the changing face of racial divides. Racism has endured because
of its acceptance within American society, whether deliberately or undeliberately.
Hindsight is twenty twenty and it makes it easier to clearly see issues of race within a historical
context. When opening up an American history book it does not take long to find numerous examples
of the mistreatment and oppression of minority groups in our society. Although it is important to learn
about the many struggles of minority groups within the United States, it can work to turn the whole
issue of racism into one only of the past. For example, it has become a common lesson learned that the
end of the civil war signaled the end of racial divides between black and white. In many ways though,
it signaled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We are taught a version of our history in school that can be finished off with a nice ending to prove we
were the good guy all along. The story of American society and race is one that doesn t fit in nicely
with our desire for a picture perfect ending. It instead is a lesson of how time after time we as a
country slowly change only through the pressures of what is considered socially acceptable at the
time. Yes, we as a country have made many leaps and bounds toward racial equality since we first
became a country, but it is negligent to view racism as a lesson only of history when we still have a
long way to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Economic Policies Implemented During President Reagan s...
Reaganomics refers to economic policies implemented during President Reagan s administration from
1981 1989. The main ideology of Reaganomics was conservation which promoted that government is
the problem, not solution . That means, society and market would function better with limited
government power and regulations. Accordingly, Social wealth was distributed by unrestricted market,
and profits that capitalists earned would trickle down to the bottom of society. In this way, people
were in charge of improving their lives instead of relying on the aid of government. In order to recover
from the economic crisis occurred between 1981and1982, the major Reaganomics objectives was to
reduce government intervention in business and social aids. The policies were specified as marginal
tax cut, tightening money supply, reducing social welfare programs and regulations. Generally,
Reaganomics that impact citizens the most would be tax cut, reducing welfares and regulations.
First of all, the marginal tax cut was one of the most significant policy in the governing of President
Reagan. Starting from 1981, government reduced individual tax (the top tax rate was reduced from
70% to 50 %) and Windfall profit tax. As the Tax reform act of 1986 published, the tax rate of
wealthiest Americans was decline to 28 % and corporation tax was decreased to 34%. In addition, as
marginal tax rate for wealthy people decreasing, personal exemption amount increased from $1,080 to
$2,000. That means,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Reaganomics refers to economic policies implemented during President Reagan s administration from
1981 1989. The main ideology of Reaganomics was conservation which promoted that government is
the problem, not solution . That means, society and market would function better with limited
government power and regulations. Accordingly, Social wealth was distributed by unrestricted market,
and profits that capitalists earned would trickle down to the bottom of society. In this way, people
were in charge of improving their lives instead of relying on the aid of government. In order to recover
from the economic crisis occurred between 1981and1982, the major Reaganomics objectives was to
reduce government intervention in business and social aids. The policies were specified as marginal
tax cut, tightening money supply, reducing social welfare programs and regulations. Generally,
Reaganomics that impact citizens the most would be tax cut, reducing welfares and regulations.
First of all, the marginal tax cut was one of the most significant policy in the governing of President
Reagan. Starting from 1981, government reduced individual tax (the top tax rate was reduced from
70% to 50 %) and Windfall profit tax. As the Tax reform act of 1986 published, the tax rate of
wealthiest Americans was decline to 28 % and corporation tax was decreased to 34%. In addition, as
marginal tax rate for wealthy people decreasing, personal exemption amount increased from $1,080 to
$2,000. That means,
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Social Issues In Persepolis
Marjane Satrapi s uses a monopoly of themes in her novel Persepolis because she wanted her readers
to see different perspectives in her writing. However, Satrapi s tensions between past culture and the
present culture is self evident in her novel. The Author shows this by writing about her experience in
Iran during the Iranian revolution and the Iran Iraq war. To what extent does the tension between past
and present impact young Satrapi in Marjane Satrapi s graphic novel Persepolis? This conflict
between past and present changes Satrapi s life, family, and people around her opening her eyes to the
real world. During the revolution and the war, the author reflects on the past culture that she was
taught. The reader is exposed to a multitude of different cultural and political aspects that proceed to
affect her everyday life.
Furthermore, when Satrapi was a child she had a deep connection with the past culture she was told
dating back to the times of Cyrus the Great, around five hundred and eighty BC. This was because of
her grandmother s stories that was told to her as a child. (Satrapi 28). This era was the point in time of
the Persian empire. Cyrus the Great was one of the many people who impacted the world. He was a
towering figure in the history of mankind. As the father of the Iranian nation , he was the first world
leader to be referred to as The Great . Cyrus founded the first world empire and the second Iranian
dynastic empire after defeating the Median dynasty
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Marjane Satrapi s uses a monopoly of themes in her novel Persepolis because she wanted her readers
to see different perspectives in her writing. However, Satrapi s tensions between past culture and the
present culture is self evident in her novel. The Author shows this by writing about her experience in
Iran during the Iranian revolution and the Iran Iraq war. To what extent does the tension between past
and present impact young Satrapi in Marjane Satrapi s graphic novel Persepolis? This conflict
between past and present changes Satrapi s life, family, and people around her opening her eyes to the
real world. During the revolution and the war, the author reflects on the past culture that she was
taught. The reader is exposed to a multitude of different cultural and political aspects that proceed to
affect her everyday life.
Furthermore, when Satrapi was a child she had a deep connection with the past culture she was told
dating back to the times of Cyrus the Great, around five hundred and eighty BC. This was because of
her grandmother s stories that was told to her as a child. (Satrapi 28). This era was the point in time of
the Persian empire. Cyrus the Great was one of the many people who impacted the world. He was a
towering figure in the history of mankind. As the father of the Iranian nation , he was the first world
leader to be referred to as The Great . Cyrus founded the first world empire and the second Iranian
dynastic empire after defeating the Median dynasty
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Essay on Critical Thinking
The concepts of critical thinking and creative thinking are both gaining increasing importance in the
world today. Critical thinking allows people to understand difficult concepts in a manner that is clearer
and more defined. They can more readily understand those concepts if they employ critical thinking.
In all portions of everyday life, a person is expected to make independent judgments. Those judgments
are based on experience and knowledge. Without the ability to think critically, every situation that a
person comes across would have to be considered in isolation from all other situations. When a person
encounters a problem that is a new one, he or she may be able to use critical thinking to solve those
problems. One ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Critical thinking also helps in decision making. Both problem solving and decision making abilities
are vital to a prosperous business. Persons who are critical thinkers can make a difference in the
companies in which they are employed. Today?s corporations must first recognize that there is a real
need for critical thinkers. It is important for both the top management down the line. Critical thinking
must be taught and built in to the way the company or organization performs its business. In fact,
companies and organizations must embrace the concept of critical thinking. Critical thinking can lead
to success story after success story. This type of impact gives any company or organization credibility.
According to Supon, one of the fundamental purposes of teaching critical thinking is to enhance the
abilities of students to become critical thinkers. Corporate leaders, educational researchers, employers,
and parents have continually pushed teachers to assist their students in the development of critical
thinking ability. Critical thinking is a skill that ?involved not only knowledge of content by also
concept formation and analysis, reasoning and drawing conclusions, recognizing and avoiding
contradiction, and other essential cognitive activities? (Supon, 1998). There are proposed reasons for
the emphasis that is currently on critical thinking. Many factors can be related to this emphasis. They
include the societal factors of economic shifts
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The concepts of critical thinking and creative thinking are both gaining increasing importance in the
world today. Critical thinking allows people to understand difficult concepts in a manner that is clearer
and more defined. They can more readily understand those concepts if they employ critical thinking.
In all portions of everyday life, a person is expected to make independent judgments. Those judgments
are based on experience and knowledge. Without the ability to think critically, every situation that a
person comes across would have to be considered in isolation from all other situations. When a person
encounters a problem that is a new one, he or she may be able to use critical thinking to solve those
problems. One ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Critical thinking also helps in decision making. Both problem solving and decision making abilities
are vital to a prosperous business. Persons who are critical thinkers can make a difference in the
companies in which they are employed. Today?s corporations must first recognize that there is a real
need for critical thinkers. It is important for both the top management down the line. Critical thinking
must be taught and built in to the way the company or organization performs its business. In fact,
companies and organizations must embrace the concept of critical thinking. Critical thinking can lead
to success story after success story. This type of impact gives any company or organization credibility.
According to Supon, one of the fundamental purposes of teaching critical thinking is to enhance the
abilities of students to become critical thinkers. Corporate leaders, educational researchers, employers,
and parents have continually pushed teachers to assist their students in the development of critical
thinking ability. Critical thinking is a skill that ?involved not only knowledge of content by also
concept formation and analysis, reasoning and drawing conclusions, recognizing and avoiding
contradiction, and other essential cognitive activities? (Supon, 1998). There are proposed reasons for
the emphasis that is currently on critical thinking. Many factors can be related to this emphasis. They
include the societal factors of economic shifts
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Prosthetic Valve Endocarditis
We read with great interest the paper by Richard van Valen and his colleagues that evaluated patients
with prosthetic valve endocarditis (PVE) due to opportunistic bacterial pathogen Propionibacterium
acnes (P. acnes). The authors should be congratulated for publishing the largest single centre series to
date on the topic, as thus far the literature was dominated by single case reports. We would like to add
some thoughts on the microbiological aspects of PVE caused by this facultative anaerobic species.
Diagnosis of PVE caused by this microorganism is often delayed due to oligosymptomatic and
nonspecific presentation, hence microbiological confirmation is pivotal for adjusting treatment.
Unfortunately, aside for establishing positivity of blood and/or tissue cultures, there is no further
elaboration on the microbiological techniques employed to diagnose P. acnes in this study, probably
due to its retrospective design. It would also be interesting to know the incidence of neurologic
symptoms in this case series of 13 patients, as these are more commonly observed in P. acnes PVE
than in any other type of infective endocarditis (x). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
acnes (up to two weeks). Recently it was shown that a technique that couples polymerase chain
reaction (PCR) with an an electrospray ionization mass spectrometry can be applied to heart valves
and prosthetic material to diagnose P. acnes with increased sensitivty and speed when compared to
culture methods (x). Still, one has to bear in mind the expensive equipment and cost effectiveness
issues of implementing such technology in the diagnostic
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We read with great interest the paper by Richard van Valen and his colleagues that evaluated patients
with prosthetic valve endocarditis (PVE) due to opportunistic bacterial pathogen Propionibacterium
acnes (P. acnes). The authors should be congratulated for publishing the largest single centre series to
date on the topic, as thus far the literature was dominated by single case reports. We would like to add
some thoughts on the microbiological aspects of PVE caused by this facultative anaerobic species.
Diagnosis of PVE caused by this microorganism is often delayed due to oligosymptomatic and
nonspecific presentation, hence microbiological confirmation is pivotal for adjusting treatment.
Unfortunately, aside for establishing positivity of blood and/or tissue cultures, there is no further
elaboration on the microbiological techniques employed to diagnose P. acnes in this study, probably
due to its retrospective design. It would also be interesting to know the incidence of neurologic
symptoms in this case series of 13 patients, as these are more commonly observed in P. acnes PVE
than in any other type of infective endocarditis (x). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
acnes (up to two weeks). Recently it was shown that a technique that couples polymerase chain
reaction (PCR) with an an electrospray ionization mass spectrometry can be applied to heart valves
and prosthetic material to diagnose P. acnes with increased sensitivty and speed when compared to
culture methods (x). Still, one has to bear in mind the expensive equipment and cost effectiveness
issues of implementing such technology in the diagnostic
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Hubble Space Telescope Research Paper
Hubble Space Telescope The Hubble Space Telescope is the first major telescope that was placed in
space. It has been in operation for over twenty five years, and has greatly changed our knowledge of
the universe. It can observe galaxies and stars that are very far away since it is not blocked at all by
light pollution and smog that obstructs the views of the telescopes on Earth. Hubble is fascinating
because it was and still is the most revolutionary telescope since Galileo first looked through one over
four hundred years ago. Hubble played a large role in helping scientists discover and learn about many
things like dark matter and dark energy, the age of the universe, and gamma ray bursts. None of these
discoveries would have been possible without Hubble s unique view of the universe. ... Show more
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Dark matter is a type of matter that is invisible, but accounts for most of the mass and structure of the
universe. Hubble allowed scientists to observe how dark matter bends the light of galaxies that are far
away through gravitational lensing. Scientists could then theorize about the existence of dark matter.
Due to Hubble s unique viewpoint, scientists could also map where dark matter is located and how it
is distributed in galaxies. Hubble also played a large role in the discovery of dark energy. Dark energy
is a repulsive force that causes the universe to expand at a faster and faster rate. Hubble not only
detected the presence of dark energy, but also that it has been around since almost the beginning of the
universe. It was used to look back in time at supernovae, which are used to trace how the universe
expanded. Only Hubble could be used for this task because telescopes on the ground would be unable
to see these very distant and faint supernovae. Hubble changed the field of astronomy through its part
in discovering dark matter and dark
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Hubble Space Telescope The Hubble Space Telescope is the first major telescope that was placed in
space. It has been in operation for over twenty five years, and has greatly changed our knowledge of
the universe. It can observe galaxies and stars that are very far away since it is not blocked at all by
light pollution and smog that obstructs the views of the telescopes on Earth. Hubble is fascinating
because it was and still is the most revolutionary telescope since Galileo first looked through one over
four hundred years ago. Hubble played a large role in helping scientists discover and learn about many
things like dark matter and dark energy, the age of the universe, and gamma ray bursts. None of these
discoveries would have been possible without Hubble s unique view of the universe. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dark matter is a type of matter that is invisible, but accounts for most of the mass and structure of the
universe. Hubble allowed scientists to observe how dark matter bends the light of galaxies that are far
away through gravitational lensing. Scientists could then theorize about the existence of dark matter.
Due to Hubble s unique viewpoint, scientists could also map where dark matter is located and how it
is distributed in galaxies. Hubble also played a large role in the discovery of dark energy. Dark energy
is a repulsive force that causes the universe to expand at a faster and faster rate. Hubble not only
detected the presence of dark energy, but also that it has been around since almost the beginning of the
universe. It was used to look back in time at supernovae, which are used to trace how the universe
expanded. Only Hubble could be used for this task because telescopes on the ground would be unable
to see these very distant and faint supernovae. Hubble changed the field of astronomy through its part
in discovering dark matter and dark
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Web Analytics Tools And The Intelligent Resource
In many companies, regardless of their size, web analytics has been the answer to numerous questions.
Through its utilization, managers have a grasp of the website, visitors and their behavior so they can
be informed of what s working and what is not. For this reason, Web analytics, to a certain extent, can
drive business results. Along with its increasing popularity, there have been arguments over what
should be the ratio for investment on the tools and the intelligent resource. It goes without saying that
web analytics tools are valuable in gathering data across all the pages in a website and reporting it in
neat graphs. However, tools today are still very limited in their capacity to recommend actions to top
managers. This crucial step ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Second, most web analytics tools tend to provide a massive amount of data, but they fail to produce a
meaningful overall picture for managers. Magnificent success comes from the brains behind the
people who can answer business questions and not the tool which can only spew out data. To get
maximum value from data captured, independent of tool, we need to drive success from the brains
behind the people who will provide key insight analysis.
Data is important to any business, but it is of no value to the manager if all the work only involves
collecting and reporting data without the ability to drive business decisions. Web tools like Yahoo web
analytics and Google Analytics are good at answering the what questions, for example, what happened
on this page today? or What was the best marketing channel last year in terms of site revenue? It
cannot be denied that this information is valuable; however, successful business decisions cannot
come from these analytics tools alone. They cannot offer the insights that an analytics expert can by
digging through the maze of data to find meaningful information. In a word, the Web analytics tool is
only useful when it is used by a certified analytics person. However, some companies fall into the trap
of data. They are
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In many companies, regardless of their size, web analytics has been the answer to numerous questions.
Through its utilization, managers have a grasp of the website, visitors and their behavior so they can
be informed of what s working and what is not. For this reason, Web analytics, to a certain extent, can
drive business results. Along with its increasing popularity, there have been arguments over what
should be the ratio for investment on the tools and the intelligent resource. It goes without saying that
web analytics tools are valuable in gathering data across all the pages in a website and reporting it in
neat graphs. However, tools today are still very limited in their capacity to recommend actions to top
managers. This crucial step ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Second, most web analytics tools tend to provide a massive amount of data, but they fail to produce a
meaningful overall picture for managers. Magnificent success comes from the brains behind the
people who can answer business questions and not the tool which can only spew out data. To get
maximum value from data captured, independent of tool, we need to drive success from the brains
behind the people who will provide key insight analysis.
Data is important to any business, but it is of no value to the manager if all the work only involves
collecting and reporting data without the ability to drive business decisions. Web tools like Yahoo web
analytics and Google Analytics are good at answering the what questions, for example, what happened
on this page today? or What was the best marketing channel last year in terms of site revenue? It
cannot be denied that this information is valuable; however, successful business decisions cannot
come from these analytics tools alone. They cannot offer the insights that an analytics expert can by
digging through the maze of data to find meaningful information. In a word, the Web analytics tool is
only useful when it is used by a certified analytics person. However, some companies fall into the trap
of data. They are
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Ten Reasons Why Queen s Is Better Than Western
10 Reasons Why Queen s is Better than Western In addition to being a fantastic, highly reputable
university, Queen s is also known for having a strong, tight knit community that serves as a perfect
home away from home for students around the world. Located in Kingston, Ontario, many would say
that Queen s is a better university than Western and here are a few reasons why.
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1. Food, food, and more food. Kingston is said to have the highest number of restaurants per capita of
any city in Canada and has a variety of options that can suit anyone s budget and taste. With places
like Le Chien Noir Bistro, The Greek Islands Restaurant, Casa Domenico, ... Show more content on
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Student involvement. With over 450 student clubs in comparison to Western s 180, one of the best
frosh weeks in all of Canada and countless committees and conferences, Queen s offers boundless
opportunities for students to get involved and has something for everyone.
8. History. Established in 1841, Queen s University is one of the oldest universities in Canada and has
many gorgeous, historic buildings that date back to 1834.
9. The Bader International Study Centre (BISC). Building on the university s unmatched global and
travel resources, Queen s offers a stellar, one of a kind opportunity for students to literally study in a
castle. The BISC, or the Herstmonceaux Castle located in East Sussex, England, is a 15th century
castle that emphasizes experiential learning and allows Queen s students to have the experience of a
lifetime. And finally...
10. It s Hogwarts. Speaking of which, the BISC is technically Hogwarts. And almost has a defense
against the dark arts course. At the end of the day, both Queen s and Western are evidently stellar
institutions that any student would love to attend. Though students (mostly) kid about why one school
is better than the other, the important takeaway is to recognize the boundless opportunities that are
available and enjoy your university
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10 Reasons Why Queen s is Better than Western In addition to being a fantastic, highly reputable
university, Queen s is also known for having a strong, tight knit community that serves as a perfect
home away from home for students around the world. Located in Kingston, Ontario, many would say
that Queen s is a better university than Western and here are a few reasons why.
(http://media.tumblr.com/d4483d274a62043d0b44ed85a5a0cdcc/tumblr_inline_mjynvy8yNa1qz4rgp.gif)
1. Food, food, and more food. Kingston is said to have the highest number of restaurants per capita of
any city in Canada and has a variety of options that can suit anyone s budget and taste. With places
like Le Chien Noir Bistro, The Greek Islands Restaurant, Casa Domenico, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Student involvement. With over 450 student clubs in comparison to Western s 180, one of the best
frosh weeks in all of Canada and countless committees and conferences, Queen s offers boundless
opportunities for students to get involved and has something for everyone.
8. History. Established in 1841, Queen s University is one of the oldest universities in Canada and has
many gorgeous, historic buildings that date back to 1834.
9. The Bader International Study Centre (BISC). Building on the university s unmatched global and
travel resources, Queen s offers a stellar, one of a kind opportunity for students to literally study in a
castle. The BISC, or the Herstmonceaux Castle located in East Sussex, England, is a 15th century
castle that emphasizes experiential learning and allows Queen s students to have the experience of a
lifetime. And finally...
10. It s Hogwarts. Speaking of which, the BISC is technically Hogwarts. And almost has a defense
against the dark arts course. At the end of the day, both Queen s and Western are evidently stellar
institutions that any student would love to attend. Though students (mostly) kid about why one school
is better than the other, the important takeaway is to recognize the boundless opportunities that are
available and enjoy your university
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Why I Think Understanding One s Potential Is an Essential...
In this paper I will be primarily focusing on why I think understanding ones potential is an essential
aspect through a discussion of my personal experience. The experience that I will be sharing in this
paper is during my internship with Blackberry and these memories are very close to my heart and I
respect each and every bit of it. Blackberry showed me my potential and motivated me towards hard
work.
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards. Vernon Sanders
Law. Never thought of such an endearing experience a year ago and since then it was just more than
work; something that kept my interest mounting till date. Some people say Prosperity and Success
comes with luck but I would say, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Truly, this was the time I was saying to myself No matter how difficult the situation is I trust my
ability and my integrity towards my work and I know I can do it. These words weren t out of pride
that only I can do and no one else could but out of honor to that dedication. After that I got assigned to
different projects and everything worked out well.
During my last couple of days in BlackBerry, I was filled with diverse feelings because after being
here for a year and having a worthy relation with the work and team mates, certainly not an easy task
to get over it. Whatever I have been doing until now will be vanished in a glimpse of time but this
doesn t make me feel low but it reassure myself that this was not the end but a beginning of my
successful career. After studying Information Technology for about seven years and experiencing
variations with work and study, definitely sets my expectations beyond my goal, and I was thoroughly
determined about what I have achieved throughout this time and where I will be going from here.
Sky is the Limit this text is all up in my mind and even though I was not able to create much of
difference today, from now I know what my dexterities are and where they should be used.
Apparently, a very positive feeling about that got in to me after sharing the experience and my mirth
with my mates, who will be eager to know about my fruitful journey until now, keeps me enthusiastic
and makes me forget that I m not
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In this paper I will be primarily focusing on why I think understanding ones potential is an essential
aspect through a discussion of my personal experience. The experience that I will be sharing in this
paper is during my internship with Blackberry and these memories are very close to my heart and I
respect each and every bit of it. Blackberry showed me my potential and motivated me towards hard
work.
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards. Vernon Sanders
Law. Never thought of such an endearing experience a year ago and since then it was just more than
work; something that kept my interest mounting till date. Some people say Prosperity and Success
comes with luck but I would say, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Truly, this was the time I was saying to myself No matter how difficult the situation is I trust my
ability and my integrity towards my work and I know I can do it. These words weren t out of pride
that only I can do and no one else could but out of honor to that dedication. After that I got assigned to
different projects and everything worked out well.
During my last couple of days in BlackBerry, I was filled with diverse feelings because after being
here for a year and having a worthy relation with the work and team mates, certainly not an easy task
to get over it. Whatever I have been doing until now will be vanished in a glimpse of time but this
doesn t make me feel low but it reassure myself that this was not the end but a beginning of my
successful career. After studying Information Technology for about seven years and experiencing
variations with work and study, definitely sets my expectations beyond my goal, and I was thoroughly
determined about what I have achieved throughout this time and where I will be going from here.
Sky is the Limit this text is all up in my mind and even though I was not able to create much of
difference today, from now I know what my dexterities are and where they should be used.
Apparently, a very positive feeling about that got in to me after sharing the experience and my mirth
with my mates, who will be eager to know about my fruitful journey until now, keeps me enthusiastic
and makes me forget that I m not
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The American Black Bear ( Ursus Americanus )
Habitat can be considered as the optimal location where any one species can live, reproduce, and grow
in an ecological time scale (Kellner et al. 1992). As the climatic conditions of the world are changing
at a rapid pace, it is important to understand how species will adapt with the weather and learn to
adjust their way of living. Understanding how a species survives in different climatic regions is very
important for the future management of the species population and habitat. With this knowledge an
individual could more efficiently manage their habitat to make it more suitable for the species to live
under the given climatic conditions.
The American black bear (Ursus americanus) is native to North America, more specifically Canada
and northern and southeastern United States. Ursus americanus once ranged from Mexico and all
throughout United States and into Canada, but as human population increased and climatic conditions
have changed, Ursus americanus moved to locations with lower populations and cooler climates,
which are northern North America as well as southeastern United States. Ursus americanus are found
with the highest populations in Canada and northwestern United states where there are lower human
populations, larger forests, and cooler climates. Landscape will vary throughout North America as will
the choice of habitat for Ursus americanus. Important habitat factors to consider for Ursus americanus
include food availability, water proximity, and den
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Habitat can be considered as the optimal location where any one species can live, reproduce, and grow
in an ecological time scale (Kellner et al. 1992). As the climatic conditions of the world are changing
at a rapid pace, it is important to understand how species will adapt with the weather and learn to
adjust their way of living. Understanding how a species survives in different climatic regions is very
important for the future management of the species population and habitat. With this knowledge an
individual could more efficiently manage their habitat to make it more suitable for the species to live
under the given climatic conditions.
The American black bear (Ursus americanus) is native to North America, more specifically Canada
and northern and southeastern United States. Ursus americanus once ranged from Mexico and all
throughout United States and into Canada, but as human population increased and climatic conditions
have changed, Ursus americanus moved to locations with lower populations and cooler climates,
which are northern North America as well as southeastern United States. Ursus americanus are found
with the highest populations in Canada and northwestern United states where there are lower human
populations, larger forests, and cooler climates. Landscape will vary throughout North America as will
the choice of habitat for Ursus americanus. Important habitat factors to consider for Ursus americanus
include food availability, water proximity, and den
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Aristotle And Samford
When I proposed the question, If the laws of Samford were causing you to go against your own moral
standard, would you break them? I heard a variety of answers from different students. However, one
individual talked about how by going to Samford, we acknowledge their laws and therefore are
obligated to follow them because we attend this University. He went on to say that we give up certain
freedoms when we go into different places because everyone has differing beliefs about how things
should work. He continued by saying that if we have a problem with the way Samford is run or what
they are making us do then we can leave because it is not our job to tell them how to govern, but to
find a place that lines up with how we think a place should ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In order to understand this more completely, Aristotle says, For even if the end is the same for a single
man and for a state, that of the state seems at all events though it is worth while to attain the end
merely for one man, it is finer and more godlike to attain it for a nation or for city states
(Nicomachean Ethics, 66). Aristotle believes that the state and the individual should work hand in
hand to be successful. Also, he believes that a human s natural desire is to be happy. Therefore, if the
government and the individual were working hand in hand then both parties should be happy. People
are born to be governed, he argues. According to Aristotle, laws should express human nature. The
laws should line up with what we believe. Aristotle also points out that there is no such thing as
personal morality. Therefore, no need to challenge the authority of the government. Parts of Aristotle s
view agree with what the person I interviewed said about this question, but other parts do not.
Aristotle would agree that you should not challenge the authority of those governing over you, but he
would find out how it fits with your human nature instead of leaving. By saying that he would leave
the school if because their views did not line up, the person I interviewed is admitting that there is a
personal
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When I proposed the question, If the laws of Samford were causing you to go against your own moral
standard, would you break them? I heard a variety of answers from different students. However, one
individual talked about how by going to Samford, we acknowledge their laws and therefore are
obligated to follow them because we attend this University. He went on to say that we give up certain
freedoms when we go into different places because everyone has differing beliefs about how things
should work. He continued by saying that if we have a problem with the way Samford is run or what
they are making us do then we can leave because it is not our job to tell them how to govern, but to
find a place that lines up with how we think a place should ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In order to understand this more completely, Aristotle says, For even if the end is the same for a single
man and for a state, that of the state seems at all events though it is worth while to attain the end
merely for one man, it is finer and more godlike to attain it for a nation or for city states
(Nicomachean Ethics, 66). Aristotle believes that the state and the individual should work hand in
hand to be successful. Also, he believes that a human s natural desire is to be happy. Therefore, if the
government and the individual were working hand in hand then both parties should be happy. People
are born to be governed, he argues. According to Aristotle, laws should express human nature. The
laws should line up with what we believe. Aristotle also points out that there is no such thing as
personal morality. Therefore, no need to challenge the authority of the government. Parts of Aristotle s
view agree with what the person I interviewed said about this question, but other parts do not.
Aristotle would agree that you should not challenge the authority of those governing over you, but he
would find out how it fits with your human nature instead of leaving. By saying that he would leave
the school if because their views did not line up, the person I interviewed is admitting that there is a
personal
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Sports Subsidies Relies On Fan Support
Many people believe that support for sports subsidies relies on fan support. John Oliver, Dennis
Coates and her companion Brad R. Humphreys present several viewpoints regarding the stadium s
arising arguments and questions. In his parody video Last Week Tonight, John Oliver attacks stadium
subsidies, the process by which local and state governments give hundreds of millions of dollars in
taxpayer money to fund stadiums for professional sports teams. The article Do Economists Reach a
Conclusion on Subsidies for Sports Franchises, Stadiums and Mega Events? claims that we should not
support sports subsidies because of the consensus______. Oliver speaks to a broad audience while
Coates and Humphreys appeal to a specific audience, consisting primarily of economists. When
considering both Oliver s and Coates Humphrey s texts, it is evident that the genre of the text had the
greatest impact on the choice of the organization.
Throughout Oliver s video he makes several clever comments that keeps a broad audience not only
entertained but educates them on stadium subsidies. Oliver cleverly begins his parody video by
mentioning that he loves sports and that the only times he s cried as a grown man has been while
watching the actors play a coach role and delivering inspirational speeches. Oliver finishes his video
by delivering an emotional and uplifting speech in which he states it s time to fight back. He continues
explaining that he has no problem with stadiums having large
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Many people believe that support for sports subsidies relies on fan support. John Oliver, Dennis
Coates and her companion Brad R. Humphreys present several viewpoints regarding the stadium s
arising arguments and questions. In his parody video Last Week Tonight, John Oliver attacks stadium
subsidies, the process by which local and state governments give hundreds of millions of dollars in
taxpayer money to fund stadiums for professional sports teams. The article Do Economists Reach a
Conclusion on Subsidies for Sports Franchises, Stadiums and Mega Events? claims that we should not
support sports subsidies because of the consensus______. Oliver speaks to a broad audience while
Coates and Humphreys appeal to a specific audience, consisting primarily of economists. When
considering both Oliver s and Coates Humphrey s texts, it is evident that the genre of the text had the
greatest impact on the choice of the organization.
Throughout Oliver s video he makes several clever comments that keeps a broad audience not only
entertained but educates them on stadium subsidies. Oliver cleverly begins his parody video by
mentioning that he loves sports and that the only times he s cried as a grown man has been while
watching the actors play a coach role and delivering inspirational speeches. Oliver finishes his video
by delivering an emotional and uplifting speech in which he states it s time to fight back. He continues
explaining that he has no problem with stadiums having large
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Atlantic Transformations
The Earth has undergone a series of physical transformations throughout its history, and every
transformation changes the way things such as water currents, heat circulation, and climate manifest.
Twenty million years ago, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans flowed freely between North and South
America because there was no land barrier between them, which meant that the salinity of the oceans
were similar. This meant that warm water vapor wasn t being carried up to the North Atlantic, like
happens today. When the pacific plate was pushed under the Caribbean plate volcanoes, islands, and
eventually the body of land that connects North and South America formed. This caused the currents
of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to go towards the north,
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The Earth has undergone a series of physical transformations throughout its history, and every
transformation changes the way things such as water currents, heat circulation, and climate manifest.
Twenty million years ago, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans flowed freely between North and South
America because there was no land barrier between them, which meant that the salinity of the oceans
were similar. This meant that warm water vapor wasn t being carried up to the North Atlantic, like
happens today. When the pacific plate was pushed under the Caribbean plate volcanoes, islands, and
eventually the body of land that connects North and South America formed. This caused the currents
of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to go towards the north,
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The Lady In The Moth
We live in a world where people are afraid of others that are different than them. From the beginning
of time we all have been labeled into certain categories and we are treated like a second class citizens.
Back in the late 15th century and early 16th century people were being labeled as a witches and were
slaughtered just because they were different. From the 17th century to 19th century people were being
slaved because they looked different from the rest. Even now when we see people who are smarter
than us we call them nerds, and when we see people who are richer than us we call them spoiled brats.
People have been attacked for centuries just because they did not fit in. The story of the lady in The
Moth is no different. The Moth is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author of the story states if my mother showed all that is good in being female, my father showed
all that is bad in being male. The quote is to explain how she become rebellious in the first place. The
girl is used to being whipped by her father which pushed her over the edge and make her do thing like
hitting her sister on the forehead. When her mother Amá (Love) sends her to Mama Luna s house to
avoid another fight and another whipping Mama Luna waits for her for her at the top step of the porch
holding a hammer and nail and empty coffee cans which is a big deal for her because knowing every
time she goes to Abuelita s house, Abuelita wait for her at the front porch lets her know that she is at
least wanted somewhere. In the story she said although we hardly spoke, hardly looked at each other
as we worked over root transplants, I always felt her gray eye on me. It made me feel, in a strange sort
of way, safe and guarded and not alone. Like God was supposed to make you
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We live in a world where people are afraid of others that are different than them. From the beginning
of time we all have been labeled into certain categories and we are treated like a second class citizens.
Back in the late 15th century and early 16th century people were being labeled as a witches and were
slaughtered just because they were different. From the 17th century to 19th century people were being
slaved because they looked different from the rest. Even now when we see people who are smarter
than us we call them nerds, and when we see people who are richer than us we call them spoiled brats.
People have been attacked for centuries just because they did not fit in. The story of the lady in The
Moth is no different. The Moth is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author of the story states if my mother showed all that is good in being female, my father showed
all that is bad in being male. The quote is to explain how she become rebellious in the first place. The
girl is used to being whipped by her father which pushed her over the edge and make her do thing like
hitting her sister on the forehead. When her mother Amá (Love) sends her to Mama Luna s house to
avoid another fight and another whipping Mama Luna waits for her for her at the top step of the porch
holding a hammer and nail and empty coffee cans which is a big deal for her because knowing every
time she goes to Abuelita s house, Abuelita wait for her at the front porch lets her know that she is at
least wanted somewhere. In the story she said although we hardly spoke, hardly looked at each other
as we worked over root transplants, I always felt her gray eye on me. It made me feel, in a strange sort
of way, safe and guarded and not alone. Like God was supposed to make you
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A Comparison Of Johann Sebastian Bach And George Frideric...
Although numerous composers have shown their musicality from different musical periods, only some
of the remarkably talented ones are still remembered and honored. Such composers compositions are
performed all around the world even today. From the Baroque period, Johann Sebastian Bach and
George Frideric Handel are the two most renowned composers. Even though both of their
compositions are considered to be well written, they have shown completely different musical styles.
Bach composed pieces that are extremely complicated and intense, whereas Handel emphasized
simplicity and clearness in his work. Since their approaches in composing music completely differ, it
is improper to deduce who is better as they both are successful in their own unique ways. However,
audiences in the Baroque period had a strong opinion as to who is more successful. Many musical
experts from the Baroque period tend to indicate that Bach should have adopted Handel s musical
styles in order for him to be even more acknowledged as a composer. According to the John Hawkins
s A General History of the Science and Practice of Music, Johann Sebastian Bach was born into a
musical family. He was the son of a formal musician, John Ambrose Bach and the younger brother of
an organist, John Christopher Bach. From a young age, Johann Sebastian Bach has learned to play
Harpsichord and Organ. With these instruments, he started to pursue his career in music as an organist
and a chamber musician at many churches.
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Although numerous composers have shown their musicality from different musical periods, only some
of the remarkably talented ones are still remembered and honored. Such composers compositions are
performed all around the world even today. From the Baroque period, Johann Sebastian Bach and
George Frideric Handel are the two most renowned composers. Even though both of their
compositions are considered to be well written, they have shown completely different musical styles.
Bach composed pieces that are extremely complicated and intense, whereas Handel emphasized
simplicity and clearness in his work. Since their approaches in composing music completely differ, it
is improper to deduce who is better as they both are successful in their own unique ways. However,
audiences in the Baroque period had a strong opinion as to who is more successful. Many musical
experts from the Baroque period tend to indicate that Bach should have adopted Handel s musical
styles in order for him to be even more acknowledged as a composer. According to the John Hawkins
s A General History of the Science and Practice of Music, Johann Sebastian Bach was born into a
musical family. He was the son of a formal musician, John Ambrose Bach and the younger brother of
an organist, John Christopher Bach. From a young age, Johann Sebastian Bach has learned to play
Harpsichord and Organ. With these instruments, he started to pursue his career in music as an organist
and a chamber musician at many churches.
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Culture in Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Book...
Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception is a chapter in Theodor Adorno and Max
Horkheimer s book Dialectic of Enlightenment it goes onto discus the conflicts presented by the
culture industry. Adorno states that the culture industry is a main phenomenon of late capitalism,
encompassing all products from Hollywood films, to advertisements, and even extending to musical
compositions. Adorno is very deliberate in noting the term culture industry over mass culture this was
done to specifically distinguish, that it is not to be understood as something which spontaneously
stems from the masses themselves. Products of the culture economy take on the appearance of artwork
but are in fact dependant on industry and economy, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author goes on to explain that the public refrains from criticizing the media because they are
dependent upon it. They need the culture industry in order to achieve pleasure and satisfaction and
cannot imaging their lives without it. The industry preserves its power by presenting an ideal of the
good life as reality and through false conflicts that trade him for his real ones. The industry spreads
false values and establishes the individual s willingness to be a part of society and to coordinate his
interests with it. Adorno also states that the culture industry takes advantage of the weaker classes by
making its content shallow and widely appealing and thus demoting the value of culture Everyone
knows that they are helpless within the system, and ideology must take account for this The main
argument behind the article is that the commodification of culture is the commodification of human
awareness. The culture industry provides easy entertainment which is able to distract the masses from
the wrongs of a capitalist ruling order. It goes onto argue that the culture industry has over taken
reality and the way that it is experienced, where it completely shapes and conditions the experiences
we have creating an alternate reality of consumerism. Popular culture gives the allusion of a
distraction from our everyday lives, but in fact it causes those consuming to further dwell into
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception is a chapter in Theodor Adorno and Max
Horkheimer s book Dialectic of Enlightenment it goes onto discus the conflicts presented by the
culture industry. Adorno states that the culture industry is a main phenomenon of late capitalism,
encompassing all products from Hollywood films, to advertisements, and even extending to musical
compositions. Adorno is very deliberate in noting the term culture industry over mass culture this was
done to specifically distinguish, that it is not to be understood as something which spontaneously
stems from the masses themselves. Products of the culture economy take on the appearance of artwork
but are in fact dependant on industry and economy, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author goes on to explain that the public refrains from criticizing the media because they are
dependent upon it. They need the culture industry in order to achieve pleasure and satisfaction and
cannot imaging their lives without it. The industry preserves its power by presenting an ideal of the
good life as reality and through false conflicts that trade him for his real ones. The industry spreads
false values and establishes the individual s willingness to be a part of society and to coordinate his
interests with it. Adorno also states that the culture industry takes advantage of the weaker classes by
making its content shallow and widely appealing and thus demoting the value of culture Everyone
knows that they are helpless within the system, and ideology must take account for this The main
argument behind the article is that the commodification of culture is the commodification of human
awareness. The culture industry provides easy entertainment which is able to distract the masses from
the wrongs of a capitalist ruling order. It goes onto argue that the culture industry has over taken
reality and the way that it is experienced, where it completely shapes and conditions the experiences
we have creating an alternate reality of consumerism. Popular culture gives the allusion of a
distraction from our everyday lives, but in fact it causes those consuming to further dwell into
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Stomp At The Fox Theatre Downtown St. Louis
I went to see STOMP at the Fox Theatre in downtown St. Louis. Sometimes called the Fabulous Fox,
it was once a movie theatre, but it is now a performing arts center with a proscenium stage
environment that boasts the most ornate and profoundly beautiful decorations that I ve ever seen in a
theatre. Sitting down in my seat in the center of the house, on the floor, I was unsure of what I was
about to see. I was glad I didn t really have any preconceived ideas about what was going to take place
because STOMP was very different from what one usually expects when going to the theatre or a
dance concert. A blend of mime, dance, theatricality, and music performance, this the show was
definitely high energy and unique. During many of the pieces, the performers would use everyday
objects, both as props and as a way to make music. The very first piece of the show was danced by the
entire company of STOMP. The dancers were armed with brooms and wearing street clothes that
resembled what someone might be wearing on the streets of Harlem. Energetic and explosive in
nature, the piece started out with a lone dancer sweeping the stage. He swept the stage just like
someone might sweep the floor of their house or how a janitor might sweep the floor of a high school
gymnasium. As the piece went on, more dancers swarmed the stage. At one point in the dance, the
company members all stood in a row. In a ripple, they swung the brooms in a circle over their heads,
like human windmills. It
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I went to see STOMP at the Fox Theatre in downtown St. Louis. Sometimes called the Fabulous Fox,
it was once a movie theatre, but it is now a performing arts center with a proscenium stage
environment that boasts the most ornate and profoundly beautiful decorations that I ve ever seen in a
theatre. Sitting down in my seat in the center of the house, on the floor, I was unsure of what I was
about to see. I was glad I didn t really have any preconceived ideas about what was going to take place
because STOMP was very different from what one usually expects when going to the theatre or a
dance concert. A blend of mime, dance, theatricality, and music performance, this the show was
definitely high energy and unique. During many of the pieces, the performers would use everyday
objects, both as props and as a way to make music. The very first piece of the show was danced by the
entire company of STOMP. The dancers were armed with brooms and wearing street clothes that
resembled what someone might be wearing on the streets of Harlem. Energetic and explosive in
nature, the piece started out with a lone dancer sweeping the stage. He swept the stage just like
someone might sweep the floor of their house or how a janitor might sweep the floor of a high school
gymnasium. As the piece went on, more dancers swarmed the stage. At one point in the dance, the
company members all stood in a row. In a ripple, they swung the brooms in a circle over their heads,
like human windmills. It
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Comparing Arjuna, The Mighty Archer, And The Creation And...
Arjuna, the Mighty Archer , a story from the Mahabharata of ancient Hindu culture, and The Creation
and the Fall , a story from the book of Genesis from ancient Hebrew culture, demonstrate the
similarity of the ancient Hebrew and Hindu cultures by means of the shared cultural value of
deference. In the Mahabharata, Arjuna s also known the Terrifier respect for his mentor, Drona, earns
Arjuna not only Drona s praise and favor, but also a sacred treasure, the invincible weapon that is
named Brahma Head (Mahabharata). After the Pandavas (the Mahabharata s primary protagonists) had
completed their training, their mentor, Drona, prepared a final assessment to test their knowledge of
weaponry (Mahabharata); He had craftsmen fashion an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When bathing in the Ganges, Drona was attacked by a crocodile that grabbed him by the shin
(Mahabharata), causing him to ask his students (who were also present) to save him. He [Drona] had
not finished speaking before the Terrifier [Arjuna] with a burst of five arrows killed the crocodile
under the water, while the others were still coming from everywhere in great confusion.
(Mahabharata) After Arjuna completed his heroic deed, received from Drona the sacred weapon
Brahma Head. Through these two events, Arjuna demonstrated both his close attention to detail of his
master s instructions and his mindfulness of his master s safety,
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Arjuna, the Mighty Archer , a story from the Mahabharata of ancient Hindu culture, and The Creation
and the Fall , a story from the book of Genesis from ancient Hebrew culture, demonstrate the
similarity of the ancient Hebrew and Hindu cultures by means of the shared cultural value of
deference. In the Mahabharata, Arjuna s also known the Terrifier respect for his mentor, Drona, earns
Arjuna not only Drona s praise and favor, but also a sacred treasure, the invincible weapon that is
named Brahma Head (Mahabharata). After the Pandavas (the Mahabharata s primary protagonists) had
completed their training, their mentor, Drona, prepared a final assessment to test their knowledge of
weaponry (Mahabharata); He had craftsmen fashion an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When bathing in the Ganges, Drona was attacked by a crocodile that grabbed him by the shin
(Mahabharata), causing him to ask his students (who were also present) to save him. He [Drona] had
not finished speaking before the Terrifier [Arjuna] with a burst of five arrows killed the crocodile
under the water, while the others were still coming from everywhere in great confusion.
(Mahabharata) After Arjuna completed his heroic deed, received from Drona the sacred weapon
Brahma Head. Through these two events, Arjuna demonstrated both his close attention to detail of his
master s instructions and his mindfulness of his master s safety,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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