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5Th Grade. Compare & Con
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Challenges Of Learning English As A Second Language
There has always been a preconception that people who learn English as a second language are
somewhat less intelligent than people who learned it as their first language. Subconsciously some
people think that people who learn English as a second language don t have the ability to understand
the language completely. Especially if they speak with an accent, a person tends to use simple words
to somewhat help that person understand. When in fact, people who learn English as a second
language are just as intelligent or even more intelligent than people who learn English as their first
language. When a person who learned English as their first language or is just fluent in English has an
encounter with a person who has an accent or has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tan would then have to go onto the phone herself, and explain her mother s thoughts in clear
English,to then find out the hospital had the results the whole time, and would be able to pick it up.
This shows one obstacle that many people have to face when learning English as a second language:
they often get taken advantage of because people seem to think that they don t understand what s
going on. As an immigrant, it is sometimes difficult to learn English even after living in the U.S. for
over fourteen years. It is more difficult for an adult to learn a new language than for a child. I ve
experienced this situation first hand. When moving to the U.S. my brother and I were between two
and four, while my parents were between thirty and forty. It was easier for my brother and I to learn
the English language because our brains weren t fully developed, and it was simple for us to take in
new things. On the other hand for my parents, it was more difficult, even though combined they knew
more than six languages (Italian, Twi/Fante Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Hebrew, Hausa, Ga, and
English).
Though both my parents learned some English in school, speaking it in the US was intimidating, due
to the fact that the way you pronounce words, can instantly label you as intelligent or unintelligent.
The English language is not necessarily the hardest language in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There has always been a preconception that people who learn English as a second language are
somewhat less intelligent than people who learned it as their first language. Subconsciously some
people think that people who learn English as a second language don t have the ability to understand
the language completely. Especially if they speak with an accent, a person tends to use simple words
to somewhat help that person understand. When in fact, people who learn English as a second
language are just as intelligent or even more intelligent than people who learn English as their first
language. When a person who learned English as their first language or is just fluent in English has an
encounter with a person who has an accent or has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tan would then have to go onto the phone herself, and explain her mother s thoughts in clear
English,to then find out the hospital had the results the whole time, and would be able to pick it up.
This shows one obstacle that many people have to face when learning English as a second language:
they often get taken advantage of because people seem to think that they don t understand what s
going on. As an immigrant, it is sometimes difficult to learn English even after living in the U.S. for
over fourteen years. It is more difficult for an adult to learn a new language than for a child. I ve
experienced this situation first hand. When moving to the U.S. my brother and I were between two
and four, while my parents were between thirty and forty. It was easier for my brother and I to learn
the English language because our brains weren t fully developed, and it was simple for us to take in
new things. On the other hand for my parents, it was more difficult, even though combined they knew
more than six languages (Italian, Twi/Fante Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Hebrew, Hausa, Ga, and
English).
Though both my parents learned some English in school, speaking it in the US was intimidating, due
to the fact that the way you pronounce words, can instantly label you as intelligent or unintelligent.
The English language is not necessarily the hardest language in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Conflict at Walt Disney
Management Organization
____________________________________________________________________________
Week 6 Case Assignment
1. How would you describe the conflict between Michael Eisner and the Weinstein brother, the two
board members (Disney and Gold), and Steve Jobs Was it functional or dysfunctional?
The functional conflict is defined as a confrontation between groups that enhances and benefits the
organization s performance while dysfunctional conflict is defined as any confrontation or interaction
between groups that harms the organization or hinders the achievement or organizational goals.
Though, a point the Ivancevich makes is that in most cases, the point at which functional
confrontation becomes dysfunctional is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Compromise is a good backup strategy that conflicting parties can fall back on if their attempts at
problem solving are unsuccessful.
3. To what degree do you think Iger s calmer and less confrontational approach to running Disney has
helped the company position itself to survive a major economic recession?
When Bob Iger succeeded Michael Eisner, he was considered a safe Mr. Inside who was a competent
operator and an unobjectionable personality.
Iger has steered Disney shrewdly since succeeding Michael Eisner. Where Eisner seemed forever
awash in controversies, Iger has chosen a shrewder, less confrontational path. It has helped Iger build
a stellar reputation on Wall Street, where the money barons don t like provocation.
His calmer approach helped repair key relationships that were strained during Eisners reign as CEO.
He believed in being productive instead of fighting wars and that gave a sign of relief to the company.
He was not too adherent to the company tradition rather he focused on being more innovative. He
encouraged risk taking as a means of innovation and development. He took risk to expand Disney
business adding broad mix of business to its portfolio like ABC family, ESPN and Disney channels.
He bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in 2006, gaining unmatched creative resources as well as the close
counsel of Pixar founder Steve Jobs (whose estate is Disney s single largest shareholder). He followed
it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Management Organization
____________________________________________________________________________
Week 6 Case Assignment
1. How would you describe the conflict between Michael Eisner and the Weinstein brother, the two
board members (Disney and Gold), and Steve Jobs Was it functional or dysfunctional?
The functional conflict is defined as a confrontation between groups that enhances and benefits the
organization s performance while dysfunctional conflict is defined as any confrontation or interaction
between groups that harms the organization or hinders the achievement or organizational goals.
Though, a point the Ivancevich makes is that in most cases, the point at which functional
confrontation becomes dysfunctional is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Compromise is a good backup strategy that conflicting parties can fall back on if their attempts at
problem solving are unsuccessful.
3. To what degree do you think Iger s calmer and less confrontational approach to running Disney has
helped the company position itself to survive a major economic recession?
When Bob Iger succeeded Michael Eisner, he was considered a safe Mr. Inside who was a competent
operator and an unobjectionable personality.
Iger has steered Disney shrewdly since succeeding Michael Eisner. Where Eisner seemed forever
awash in controversies, Iger has chosen a shrewder, less confrontational path. It has helped Iger build
a stellar reputation on Wall Street, where the money barons don t like provocation.
His calmer approach helped repair key relationships that were strained during Eisners reign as CEO.
He believed in being productive instead of fighting wars and that gave a sign of relief to the company.
He was not too adherent to the company tradition rather he focused on being more innovative. He
encouraged risk taking as a means of innovation and development. He took risk to expand Disney
business adding broad mix of business to its portfolio like ABC family, ESPN and Disney channels.
He bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in 2006, gaining unmatched creative resources as well as the close
counsel of Pixar founder Steve Jobs (whose estate is Disney s single largest shareholder). He followed
it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gay Porn And Pornography
Pornography as an industry that has the ability to shape and mold pre teen and young adult lives.
Queer porn exists as a fetish, arguably for heterosexual individuals more so than homosexual
individuals. Pornography serves as a mechanism for learning about sex and sexual acts for almost all
individuals trying to figure out their bodies, but what does this industry actually promote? Gay
pornography, as a focus, has formational ties to dominance, the socially constructed closet, and queer
death as a whole. Porn exists as a pleasure system that suffices to satisfy sexual proclivities. To get to
the root of how porn creates the want for dominance, we also must consider the differences that exists
between gay porn and lesbian porn. Lesbian ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bersani also speaks about how ...the moral taboo on passive anal sex and how to be penetrated is equal
to relinquishing power. The power dynamic that is projected through gay porn also serves as anti
female propaganda. The submissive party is usually portrayed as weak, having no control, and the
sexual acts are more likely to be seen as being forced upon this individual. From a heterosexual
standpoint, the woman is the submissive party. In today s society, a woman is arguably the worst thing
someone can be, so when submissiveness is connected to the insertee, one may tend to link that to
femininity; the worst thing one can have, assuming femininity is linked to womenhood. While
pornography works as a pleasure system, it can also work as a means of support for individuals who
are not open with their sexuality. The closet is a socially constructed safety net that protects queer
individuals. Positive queer representation in the media is almost non existent, but pornography allows
queer individuals to see themselves on a national platform. When queer characters are incorporated in
books and on the screen, they usually have tragedy connected to them. In a way, because of this, porn
can be seen as liberating; it is a platform that embraces homosexuality and doesn t conclude with
queer death or disaster. No, gay pornography is not the saving grace in terms of queer representation,
but as discussed in The Celluloid
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pornography as an industry that has the ability to shape and mold pre teen and young adult lives.
Queer porn exists as a fetish, arguably for heterosexual individuals more so than homosexual
individuals. Pornography serves as a mechanism for learning about sex and sexual acts for almost all
individuals trying to figure out their bodies, but what does this industry actually promote? Gay
pornography, as a focus, has formational ties to dominance, the socially constructed closet, and queer
death as a whole. Porn exists as a pleasure system that suffices to satisfy sexual proclivities. To get to
the root of how porn creates the want for dominance, we also must consider the differences that exists
between gay porn and lesbian porn. Lesbian ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bersani also speaks about how ...the moral taboo on passive anal sex and how to be penetrated is equal
to relinquishing power. The power dynamic that is projected through gay porn also serves as anti
female propaganda. The submissive party is usually portrayed as weak, having no control, and the
sexual acts are more likely to be seen as being forced upon this individual. From a heterosexual
standpoint, the woman is the submissive party. In today s society, a woman is arguably the worst thing
someone can be, so when submissiveness is connected to the insertee, one may tend to link that to
femininity; the worst thing one can have, assuming femininity is linked to womenhood. While
pornography works as a pleasure system, it can also work as a means of support for individuals who
are not open with their sexuality. The closet is a socially constructed safety net that protects queer
individuals. Positive queer representation in the media is almost non existent, but pornography allows
queer individuals to see themselves on a national platform. When queer characters are incorporated in
books and on the screen, they usually have tragedy connected to them. In a way, because of this, porn
can be seen as liberating; it is a platform that embraces homosexuality and doesn t conclude with
queer death or disaster. No, gay pornography is not the saving grace in terms of queer representation,
but as discussed in The Celluloid
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
`` The Epic Of America `` By James Truslow Adams
Introduction
Throughout the history of the United States of America, there has been an evident issue with the
newcomers , the American dream, and the upward mobility of the lower class immigrants in 1920s in
America. Ethnic organized crime is a phenomenon that has been largely ignored by social scientists
and historians . American dream is a widely used term that became a powerful metaphor, of the
American values. Americans believe, that these values can be reached through hard work and
individual effort. Amongst these values is one, which James Truslow Adams in the Epic of America ,
which signifies one of the values being able to grow to grow to fullest development as men and
women unhampered by the barriers which had slowly been erected for the benefit of classes, rather
than for the simple human being of any and every class . Could people like gangsters be considered as
the representation of the American Dream? Murders and deaths linked with gangsters like Al Capone,
. America is a society of criminals might be more humanly interesting and morally satisfying than a
society of empty routines irresponsibly powerful organization, widespread corruption and meaningless
violence
Immigration in USA in 20th century.
Many families came to America is search of a better life and looking for a better future for themselves
and their children. In 20th century, a million new immigrants arrived to America . Families have
brought in their own culture and their own believes,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction
Throughout the history of the United States of America, there has been an evident issue with the
newcomers , the American dream, and the upward mobility of the lower class immigrants in 1920s in
America. Ethnic organized crime is a phenomenon that has been largely ignored by social scientists
and historians . American dream is a widely used term that became a powerful metaphor, of the
American values. Americans believe, that these values can be reached through hard work and
individual effort. Amongst these values is one, which James Truslow Adams in the Epic of America ,
which signifies one of the values being able to grow to grow to fullest development as men and
women unhampered by the barriers which had slowly been erected for the benefit of classes, rather
than for the simple human being of any and every class . Could people like gangsters be considered as
the representation of the American Dream? Murders and deaths linked with gangsters like Al Capone,
. America is a society of criminals might be more humanly interesting and morally satisfying than a
society of empty routines irresponsibly powerful organization, widespread corruption and meaningless
violence
Immigration in USA in 20th century.
Many families came to America is search of a better life and looking for a better future for themselves
and their children. In 20th century, a million new immigrants arrived to America . Families have
brought in their own culture and their own believes,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about The Possible Mechanisms of Scrapie Contraction
The Possible Mechanisms of Scrapie Contraction
Scrapie was first discovered in Great Britain in the late 1900 s. The first case of scrapie in the United
States was found in Michigan in 1947 when the flock owner had imported sheep of British origin
several years prior. Since then scientists have researched to find the cause of the scrapie agent that are
classified as transmissible spongiform encephalopathy. At the present, scientists have presented three
main theories that explain why the scrapie agent holds a dangerous threat against its host and how it
elicits its symptoms. Scientists are finding genetic alternatives to prevent and dampen the spread of
scrapie within sheep and goat flocks. They use methods such as tatoing and genetic ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the mysterious nature of the disease, the origin of scrapie and the damage it causes the
body can only be theorized. The three main theories of scrapie and its structure s effect on the
symptoms it causes sheep and goats all present potential information about the disease and its cure
(Scrapie Fact Sheet. August 2001:
http://www.animalagriculture.org/scrapie/AboutScrapie/FactSheet.htm)
The uncertainty of the origin and cause of scrapie is due to the insufficient research to find a solution
to the epidemic because it is still considered a relatively new disease and not an immediate threat to
humans. There have been three main theories of the cause of scrapie and its resistant nature to all
previous experimental cures. The first theory is that the agent is a virus with unusual characteristics.
The second theory is that the agent is a prion, which is an exclusively host coded protein that is
modified to a protease resistant form after infection. The last theory is that the agent is a virino, a
small nucleic acid coated with a host derived protective protein that allows it to resist scientists futile
attempts at destroying it (Scrapie Fact Sheet. August 2001:
http://www.animalagriculture.org/scrapie/AboutScrapie/FactSheet.htm).
The first theory of the scrapie agent being an unusual virus presents a serious problem to scientists
because viruses do not respond to antibiotics and other chemicals of that nature. Scientists would have
to find an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Possible Mechanisms of Scrapie Contraction
Scrapie was first discovered in Great Britain in the late 1900 s. The first case of scrapie in the United
States was found in Michigan in 1947 when the flock owner had imported sheep of British origin
several years prior. Since then scientists have researched to find the cause of the scrapie agent that are
classified as transmissible spongiform encephalopathy. At the present, scientists have presented three
main theories that explain why the scrapie agent holds a dangerous threat against its host and how it
elicits its symptoms. Scientists are finding genetic alternatives to prevent and dampen the spread of
scrapie within sheep and goat flocks. They use methods such as tatoing and genetic ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the mysterious nature of the disease, the origin of scrapie and the damage it causes the
body can only be theorized. The three main theories of scrapie and its structure s effect on the
symptoms it causes sheep and goats all present potential information about the disease and its cure
(Scrapie Fact Sheet. August 2001:
http://www.animalagriculture.org/scrapie/AboutScrapie/FactSheet.htm)
The uncertainty of the origin and cause of scrapie is due to the insufficient research to find a solution
to the epidemic because it is still considered a relatively new disease and not an immediate threat to
humans. There have been three main theories of the cause of scrapie and its resistant nature to all
previous experimental cures. The first theory is that the agent is a virus with unusual characteristics.
The second theory is that the agent is a prion, which is an exclusively host coded protein that is
modified to a protease resistant form after infection. The last theory is that the agent is a virino, a
small nucleic acid coated with a host derived protective protein that allows it to resist scientists futile
attempts at destroying it (Scrapie Fact Sheet. August 2001:
http://www.animalagriculture.org/scrapie/AboutScrapie/FactSheet.htm).
The first theory of the scrapie agent being an unusual virus presents a serious problem to scientists
because viruses do not respond to antibiotics and other chemicals of that nature. Scientists would have
to find an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During my first semester at college I have had the...
During my first semester at college I have had the privileged to be your student. I learned quite a lot
about writing and I hope to fully explain that in this letter. The portfolio that I put together really
showcases who my writing skills have improved. It shows the subjects that I struggled with and
worked on until I understood what I was doing wrong. The first time I did the grammar exercises I felt
dumbfounded by how I had spent four years taking high school english but could barely complete the
exercises. As time went on I really started to understand the rules behind the way pronouns and their
antecedents work which helped improve my writing. The first of the two papers I will be showcasing
is my cause and effect paper titled Rising ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first revision I did was to my first paper. That paper was a process essay in which I wrote about
how to choose the perfect watch. I decided to revise this essay because I could see how obvious of
errors I made with it being my first essay. I decided to reword and rearrange the first paragraph quite a
bit because it sounded too choppy. I also trimmed down any excess words and sentences that seemed
like the did not belong. I added more examples and also tried to explain why a person should wear a
watch. In my first draft I mostly explained the process of picking out a watch but now I introduced
why one would want to wear a watch. I said The watch is an irreplaceable tool in terms of efficiency
when trying to know the time or track the elapsed time of an event. in my essay to try and explain why
one would want to wear a watch. The second revision I did was to my second paper I wrote. It was a
cause and effect essay about the rise in obesity in America. The main revision I did to this paper was I
added a lot more cause and effect terminology into my arguments. One specific quote from the paper
is This attitude shift is stagnating Americans, as a result, America is seeing a rise in obesity. This quote
really drives home what I was trying to prove with my essay using effective terminology for cause and
effect essays. Throughout my time taking this course I learned
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During my first semester at college I have had the privileged to be your student. I learned quite a lot
about writing and I hope to fully explain that in this letter. The portfolio that I put together really
showcases who my writing skills have improved. It shows the subjects that I struggled with and
worked on until I understood what I was doing wrong. The first time I did the grammar exercises I felt
dumbfounded by how I had spent four years taking high school english but could barely complete the
exercises. As time went on I really started to understand the rules behind the way pronouns and their
antecedents work which helped improve my writing. The first of the two papers I will be showcasing
is my cause and effect paper titled Rising ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first revision I did was to my first paper. That paper was a process essay in which I wrote about
how to choose the perfect watch. I decided to revise this essay because I could see how obvious of
errors I made with it being my first essay. I decided to reword and rearrange the first paragraph quite a
bit because it sounded too choppy. I also trimmed down any excess words and sentences that seemed
like the did not belong. I added more examples and also tried to explain why a person should wear a
watch. In my first draft I mostly explained the process of picking out a watch but now I introduced
why one would want to wear a watch. I said The watch is an irreplaceable tool in terms of efficiency
when trying to know the time or track the elapsed time of an event. in my essay to try and explain why
one would want to wear a watch. The second revision I did was to my second paper I wrote. It was a
cause and effect essay about the rise in obesity in America. The main revision I did to this paper was I
added a lot more cause and effect terminology into my arguments. One specific quote from the paper
is This attitude shift is stagnating Americans, as a result, America is seeing a rise in obesity. This quote
really drives home what I was trying to prove with my essay using effective terminology for cause and
effect essays. Throughout my time taking this course I learned
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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Muda Mura and Muri | Lean Manufacturing Wastes Lean Manufacturing Wastes
When people think of waste in manufacturing they usually only think about all of the scrap material
that gets thrown away or if your lucky recycled, they often forget about all of the other actions that
waste our time, our resources and our MONEY..
When someone who has had some contact with Lean Manufacturing talks about waste they are often
talking about Muda, or the seven wastes (or 8+ wastes depending on your definitions), but they often
forget the other wastes defined within the Toyota Production System; Mura and Muri.
Muda, The Seven Wastes
Muda is any activity or process that does not add value, a physical waste of your time, resources and
ultimately ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Country | Slovenia | 2. National / subnational / local or mixture | Subnational | 3. European Union
status | Member (since 2004) | 4. Title of example | Programme MURA | 5. Summary | Programme
MURA is a subnational programme developed in the early 2000s out of the implementation of the
investment for health concept in Slovenia. Its goals are: (i) to improve the health and quality of life for
the people in the Pomurje region through the identification, development, implementation and
strengthening of best practices in the field of socioeconomic and environmental development; (ii) to
ensure that an understanding of health underpins the development potential of the region and vice
versa, that is, development as the basis for better health. To achieve these aims, the programme aims
to integrate health into the regional development programme in the Pomurje region, which at the time
the initiative began was one of the most disadvantaged regions in Slovenia in terms of health and
socioeconomic indicators. Intersectoral collaboration plays an important role in the success of the
programme. Regional inequalities in health outcomes are tackled through specific initiatives and
activities designed to address educational and employment opportunities and to improve the economic
and environmental sustainability of the region, such as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Muda Mura and Muri | Lean Manufacturing Wastes Lean Manufacturing Wastes
When people think of waste in manufacturing they usually only think about all of the scrap material
that gets thrown away or if your lucky recycled, they often forget about all of the other actions that
waste our time, our resources and our MONEY..
When someone who has had some contact with Lean Manufacturing talks about waste they are often
talking about Muda, or the seven wastes (or 8+ wastes depending on your definitions), but they often
forget the other wastes defined within the Toyota Production System; Mura and Muri.
Muda, The Seven Wastes
Muda is any activity or process that does not add value, a physical waste of your time, resources and
ultimately ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Country | Slovenia | 2. National / subnational / local or mixture | Subnational | 3. European Union
status | Member (since 2004) | 4. Title of example | Programme MURA | 5. Summary | Programme
MURA is a subnational programme developed in the early 2000s out of the implementation of the
investment for health concept in Slovenia. Its goals are: (i) to improve the health and quality of life for
the people in the Pomurje region through the identification, development, implementation and
strengthening of best practices in the field of socioeconomic and environmental development; (ii) to
ensure that an understanding of health underpins the development potential of the region and vice
versa, that is, development as the basis for better health. To achieve these aims, the programme aims
to integrate health into the regional development programme in the Pomurje region, which at the time
the initiative began was one of the most disadvantaged regions in Slovenia in terms of health and
socioeconomic indicators. Intersectoral collaboration plays an important role in the success of the
programme. Regional inequalities in health outcomes are tackled through specific initiatives and
activities designed to address educational and employment opportunities and to improve the economic
and environmental sustainability of the region, such as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disabilities In Forrest Gump
For this project, I decided to revisit the story/movie of Forrest Gump. In the movie, Forrest Gump was
portrayed as a young man with both intellectual and physical disabilities; these characteristics
categorized him abnormal/less of a man. These disabilities made Forrest experience devaluation on
various levels in different stages of his life. His mother tried to protect him from such acts keeping
him isolated and close to home. Forrest Gump s character was made fun of a lot, throughout the film.
As a child, Forrest Gump had visual impairments that required him to wear leg braces. These braces
were to assist him with the crook in his back. Further research relates this type of impairment with
scoliosis. It is also portrayed that Forrest Gump
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For this project, I decided to revisit the story/movie of Forrest Gump. In the movie, Forrest Gump was
portrayed as a young man with both intellectual and physical disabilities; these characteristics
categorized him abnormal/less of a man. These disabilities made Forrest experience devaluation on
various levels in different stages of his life. His mother tried to protect him from such acts keeping
him isolated and close to home. Forrest Gump s character was made fun of a lot, throughout the film.
As a child, Forrest Gump had visual impairments that required him to wear leg braces. These braces
were to assist him with the crook in his back. Further research relates this type of impairment with
scoliosis. It is also portrayed that Forrest Gump
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sorghum Research Paper
Forages in Australia are mainly kept in the country for use in feeding livestock. Excess forages are cut
to be baled for hay or they are ensiled, which means to be cut and stored in a silo or similar type
facility to be preserved as silage. Another newer and more popular use of forages are as cover crops in
between growing seasons. This is a good way to improve soil health and it also creates another
grazing area for livestock.
There are three main types of forages in Australia: sorghum, millet, and cover crops.
The first mentioned, sorghum, is the best known of the three. Although sorghum can be harvested as
grain, it is also used as a forage crop. Sorghum has a very high production potential which makes it a
great feed source for livestock. There are two main hybrids of sorghum that are grown in Australia,
and they are: sudan x sorghum where the bulk of this feed is available in the summer and autumn and
sweet sorghum where the bulk of feed is available in autumn. Although sorghum is a great feed
source, it does have a fault. The sorghum plants produce a toxic prussic acid when they are young and
if the plants are grazed by livestock during this period, it could be fatal to the livestock.
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Temperate millet has an advantage because it is the first forage available for grazing in the spring. But,
it only produces well in temperate like climates near the coast. Temperate millet also needs to be
grazed regularly to maintain the feed quality. It is planted starting in August. Hybrid millet is desired
by farmers in dryer growing conditions. The feed from the hybrid millet crop is mostly available in the
later summer and into autumn. Although it can be a good feed source, it is unpalatable to livestock.
Hybrid millet is planted in
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Forages in Australia are mainly kept in the country for use in feeding livestock. Excess forages are cut
to be baled for hay or they are ensiled, which means to be cut and stored in a silo or similar type
facility to be preserved as silage. Another newer and more popular use of forages are as cover crops in
between growing seasons. This is a good way to improve soil health and it also creates another
grazing area for livestock.
There are three main types of forages in Australia: sorghum, millet, and cover crops.
The first mentioned, sorghum, is the best known of the three. Although sorghum can be harvested as
grain, it is also used as a forage crop. Sorghum has a very high production potential which makes it a
great feed source for livestock. There are two main hybrids of sorghum that are grown in Australia,
and they are: sudan x sorghum where the bulk of this feed is available in the summer and autumn and
sweet sorghum where the bulk of feed is available in autumn. Although sorghum is a great feed
source, it does have a fault. The sorghum plants produce a toxic prussic acid when they are young and
if the plants are grazed by livestock during this period, it could be fatal to the livestock.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Temperate millet has an advantage because it is the first forage available for grazing in the spring. But,
it only produces well in temperate like climates near the coast. Temperate millet also needs to be
grazed regularly to maintain the feed quality. It is planted starting in August. Hybrid millet is desired
by farmers in dryer growing conditions. The feed from the hybrid millet crop is mostly available in the
later summer and into autumn. Although it can be a good feed source, it is unpalatable to livestock.
Hybrid millet is planted in
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Who Was Jfk A Good President
One of the nation s youngest presidents to be inaugurated, John F Kennedy was born on May 29th,
1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts. He is the second son of nine children to Irish Catholic immigrants,
Joseph and Rose Kennedy. His father Joseph was an ambitious millionaire who served under
Roosevelt as Director of Security and Exchange and U.S ambassador in Britain, which helped fortify
the Kennedys influence in politics. Growing up, John F. Kennedy s poor health never prevented him
from exceling in academics. He went to Chaote for high school and then attended Princeton
University before he fell ill and then transferred to Harvard. He would graduate with a degree in
International Affairs. His senior thesis inspired his novel, Why London Slept and continued writing
other books like Profiles of Courage and a Nation of Immigrants. Despite his heath conditions, he
joined the Navy in WWII as a PT boat commander and received many awards for his service and
bravery (Deahl).
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Johnson under the Democratic Party against Republican nominee Richard Nixon and his running mate
Henry Lodge Cabot Jr. Throughout the campaign, Kennedy wanted to take the country into a New
Frontier where America could progress beyond what the two presidents before him accomplished and
find better methods on how to deal with issues (Deahl). Despite Kennedy s high calcifications and vast
experience, he was Catholic and many voters feared he might be under the Pope s influence.
Nonetheless, he proved himself to the American people when both candidates debated live on
television, one of the first debates live in American history. While Kennedy appeared immaculate and
confident, Nixon showed fatigue and stress which helped Kennedy as voters saw him more fit for
presidency (Hamilton). For the electoral vote, won with 303 votes compared to Nixon s 219 electoral
votes and Byrd only 15 electoral votes
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One of the nation s youngest presidents to be inaugurated, John F Kennedy was born on May 29th,
1917 in Brookline, Massachusetts. He is the second son of nine children to Irish Catholic immigrants,
Joseph and Rose Kennedy. His father Joseph was an ambitious millionaire who served under
Roosevelt as Director of Security and Exchange and U.S ambassador in Britain, which helped fortify
the Kennedys influence in politics. Growing up, John F. Kennedy s poor health never prevented him
from exceling in academics. He went to Chaote for high school and then attended Princeton
University before he fell ill and then transferred to Harvard. He would graduate with a degree in
International Affairs. His senior thesis inspired his novel, Why London Slept and continued writing
other books like Profiles of Courage and a Nation of Immigrants. Despite his heath conditions, he
joined the Navy in WWII as a PT boat commander and received many awards for his service and
bravery (Deahl).
When he came back home from ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Johnson under the Democratic Party against Republican nominee Richard Nixon and his running mate
Henry Lodge Cabot Jr. Throughout the campaign, Kennedy wanted to take the country into a New
Frontier where America could progress beyond what the two presidents before him accomplished and
find better methods on how to deal with issues (Deahl). Despite Kennedy s high calcifications and vast
experience, he was Catholic and many voters feared he might be under the Pope s influence.
Nonetheless, he proved himself to the American people when both candidates debated live on
television, one of the first debates live in American history. While Kennedy appeared immaculate and
confident, Nixon showed fatigue and stress which helped Kennedy as voters saw him more fit for
presidency (Hamilton). For the electoral vote, won with 303 votes compared to Nixon s 219 electoral
votes and Byrd only 15 electoral votes
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Assault On Campus
How Should Sexual Assaults On Campus Be Handled? When congress passed the gender equality law
known as Title IX (1972) more than 40 years ago, no one expected it to make colleges responsible for
handling sexual assault. Title IX was a stealth law aimed at helping women get through the doors of
higher education and is now being interpreted to require colleges to investigate and resolve students
reports of rape, determining whether their classmates are responsible for assault and, if so, what the
punishment should be. (Wilson, Paragraph 1 2) The term Sexual Assault was defined by the district as
any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient. With
that definition, the term on campus was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
McCaskill, who is organizing the three roundtables through her Subcommittee on Financial
Contracting Oversight, is teaming up with Senators Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Richard
Blumenthal of Connecticut to better understand how colleges and universities handle sexual assaults
on campus, as the Senators consider legislative solutions. Participating in the roundtables will be
current or former student survivors, campus safety and sexual assault experts, sex crimes prosecutors,
university law enforcement, victim advocacy and response organizations, and university
administrators. These roundtables are the next step in our in depth look at the practices our campus
communities have in place to protect students and bring perpetrators to justice and how we can fix,
strengthen and enforce them, said McCaskill, a former courtroom prosecutor of sex crimes. It s clear
we have a lot of work to do to tackle the systemic issues that prevent victims from reporting these
crimes, that prevent schools from effectively protecting these survivors, and prevent clear and proper
enforcement of federal law. These meetings will help us understand, from those who know best, what
more we can do for students, administrators, and law enforcement to give them the tools they need to
curb this epidemic. (McCaskill, Paragraph 4) With all of this happening many procedures have been
suggested and are all getting tested out. The consequences of sexual assault are potentially very
serious. An immediate concern is a physical injury, which may be extensive enough to require medical
treatment or hospitalization.11 Pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV,
are additional concerns.12 Emotional damage may be serious and equally requiring of treatment.
Sexual assault may affect students academic achievement
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How Should Sexual Assaults On Campus Be Handled? When congress passed the gender equality law
known as Title IX (1972) more than 40 years ago, no one expected it to make colleges responsible for
handling sexual assault. Title IX was a stealth law aimed at helping women get through the doors of
higher education and is now being interpreted to require colleges to investigate and resolve students
reports of rape, determining whether their classmates are responsible for assault and, if so, what the
punishment should be. (Wilson, Paragraph 1 2) The term Sexual Assault was defined by the district as
any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient. With
that definition, the term on campus was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
McCaskill, who is organizing the three roundtables through her Subcommittee on Financial
Contracting Oversight, is teaming up with Senators Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Richard
Blumenthal of Connecticut to better understand how colleges and universities handle sexual assaults
on campus, as the Senators consider legislative solutions. Participating in the roundtables will be
current or former student survivors, campus safety and sexual assault experts, sex crimes prosecutors,
university law enforcement, victim advocacy and response organizations, and university
administrators. These roundtables are the next step in our in depth look at the practices our campus
communities have in place to protect students and bring perpetrators to justice and how we can fix,
strengthen and enforce them, said McCaskill, a former courtroom prosecutor of sex crimes. It s clear
we have a lot of work to do to tackle the systemic issues that prevent victims from reporting these
crimes, that prevent schools from effectively protecting these survivors, and prevent clear and proper
enforcement of federal law. These meetings will help us understand, from those who know best, what
more we can do for students, administrators, and law enforcement to give them the tools they need to
curb this epidemic. (McCaskill, Paragraph 4) With all of this happening many procedures have been
suggested and are all getting tested out. The consequences of sexual assault are potentially very
serious. An immediate concern is a physical injury, which may be extensive enough to require medical
treatment or hospitalization.11 Pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV,
are additional concerns.12 Emotional damage may be serious and equally requiring of treatment.
Sexual assault may affect students academic achievement
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Apply Face Powder
How to choose and apply face powder?
Powder has been living in female beauticians from the time of ancient Egypt, and for centuries its
formula has evolved from a powdered clay, chalk and flour to the fine texture with caring ingredients.
The powder can be used not only as an independent makeup tool, but also to fix the foundation and
corrector. Depending on your desire and choice, a powder will give you a slight skin glow, tanning
effect, or haze.
First, determine the type of texture: loose powder use at home and apply with a very large brush all
over the face; compact powder with a puff or sponge make a faithful companion on the road. If you
keep the sponge in the powder box, make sure that there always will be a transparent protective film
between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If in doubt, take a transparent powder, which is suitable for any skin color. For oily skin, look for the
options with matting properties. Cream powder suitable for dry skin as usually its composition
contains oil or moisturizing components. On vacation it is recommended to take a powder with SPF it
will not prevent sunburn, but additionally protects against solar radiation.
How to apply powder?
When the powder is selected in accordance with all requirements and features of the face, the next
task is to apply it correctly and accurately. It must be remembered that the powder can be used only if
the skin is free from dirt and dead skin particles of the epidermis. Otherwise, all of these deficiencies
won t be masked, but became more visible. Before applying the powder, moisten your face with the
help of a day cream, on top of which a foundation is usually applied. These cosmetic products have to
be absorbed properly, and their excess must be removed.
Typically, a powder is applied with a wide soft brush evenly over the skin. Make up correction is
possible by special powder puffs, which must be clean and
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How to choose and apply face powder?
Powder has been living in female beauticians from the time of ancient Egypt, and for centuries its
formula has evolved from a powdered clay, chalk and flour to the fine texture with caring ingredients.
The powder can be used not only as an independent makeup tool, but also to fix the foundation and
corrector. Depending on your desire and choice, a powder will give you a slight skin glow, tanning
effect, or haze.
First, determine the type of texture: loose powder use at home and apply with a very large brush all
over the face; compact powder with a puff or sponge make a faithful companion on the road. If you
keep the sponge in the powder box, make sure that there always will be a transparent protective film
between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If in doubt, take a transparent powder, which is suitable for any skin color. For oily skin, look for the
options with matting properties. Cream powder suitable for dry skin as usually its composition
contains oil or moisturizing components. On vacation it is recommended to take a powder with SPF it
will not prevent sunburn, but additionally protects against solar radiation.
How to apply powder?
When the powder is selected in accordance with all requirements and features of the face, the next
task is to apply it correctly and accurately. It must be remembered that the powder can be used only if
the skin is free from dirt and dead skin particles of the epidermis. Otherwise, all of these deficiencies
won t be masked, but became more visible. Before applying the powder, moisten your face with the
help of a day cream, on top of which a foundation is usually applied. These cosmetic products have to
be absorbed properly, and their excess must be removed.
Typically, a powder is applied with a wide soft brush evenly over the skin. Make up correction is
possible by special powder puffs, which must be clean and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Trap Music History
ppy snares and low end 808 bass samples that are used when composing tracks. Although, Trap music
recently gained popularity 5 years ago, it was existent long before the term trap music was used.Trap
music is defined by its ominous, bleak and gritty lyrical content which varies widely according to the
artist. Typical lyrical themes portrayed include observations of hardship in the trap , street life,
poverty, violence and harsh experiences in urban inner city surroundings.The Word Trap is used to
refer to the place where drugs deals are made. The term originated in Atlanta, Georgia where rappers
Cool Breeze, Dungeon Family, Outkast, Goodie Mob, and Ghetto Mafia were some of the first to use
the term in their music.Trap first emerged in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Roland Tr 808 is a drum machine introduced by the Roland Corporation in 1980 and discontinued
in 1983. It was one of the earliest programmable drum machines, with which users could create their
own rhythms rather than having to use preset patterns.In the 1990s in Houston, Texas hip hop
producer DJ Screw begins recording and selling slowed down mix cassettes, inventing the famous
chopped and screwed style. The music is slow because the listener is supposed to be sippin sizzurp
(AKA codeine cough syrup) or is now known as Lean, often mixed with soda to become purple drank.
His friends begin rapping over the mixes, eventually coming together as the Screwed Up Crew Click,
swarming the Southern hip hop scene of the late 90s and early 2000s. Notable Screwed Up Crew
Click members include Lil Keke, Big Hawk, and Fat Pap Pat. In the 2000s DJ Screw dies of a codeine
overdose just as the chopped and screwed style begins to catch fire. Three 6 Mafia has a hit called
Sippin On Some Syrup. Due in part to the massive success of Outkast, Southern hip hop gets more
attention from mainstream American audience. The bounce influenced New Orleans sound takes off
with hits from the Cash Money Records crew, along with Houston s chopped and screwed stuff and
Tennessee s Crunk music.In 2003 Southern rapper T.I.
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ppy snares and low end 808 bass samples that are used when composing tracks. Although, Trap music
recently gained popularity 5 years ago, it was existent long before the term trap music was used.Trap
music is defined by its ominous, bleak and gritty lyrical content which varies widely according to the
artist. Typical lyrical themes portrayed include observations of hardship in the trap , street life,
poverty, violence and harsh experiences in urban inner city surroundings.The Word Trap is used to
refer to the place where drugs deals are made. The term originated in Atlanta, Georgia where rappers
Cool Breeze, Dungeon Family, Outkast, Goodie Mob, and Ghetto Mafia were some of the first to use
the term in their music.Trap first emerged in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Roland Tr 808 is a drum machine introduced by the Roland Corporation in 1980 and discontinued
in 1983. It was one of the earliest programmable drum machines, with which users could create their
own rhythms rather than having to use preset patterns.In the 1990s in Houston, Texas hip hop
producer DJ Screw begins recording and selling slowed down mix cassettes, inventing the famous
chopped and screwed style. The music is slow because the listener is supposed to be sippin sizzurp
(AKA codeine cough syrup) or is now known as Lean, often mixed with soda to become purple drank.
His friends begin rapping over the mixes, eventually coming together as the Screwed Up Crew Click,
swarming the Southern hip hop scene of the late 90s and early 2000s. Notable Screwed Up Crew
Click members include Lil Keke, Big Hawk, and Fat Pap Pat. In the 2000s DJ Screw dies of a codeine
overdose just as the chopped and screwed style begins to catch fire. Three 6 Mafia has a hit called
Sippin On Some Syrup. Due in part to the massive success of Outkast, Southern hip hop gets more
attention from mainstream American audience. The bounce influenced New Orleans sound takes off
with hits from the Cash Money Records crew, along with Houston s chopped and screwed stuff and
Tennessee s Crunk music.In 2003 Southern rapper T.I.
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Embryonic Stem Cells Ethical
There are many diseases that have the potential to affect every single person in the world. Some are
curable and some are not. However, some cells called stem cells may impact and help many people.
Stem cells are what are called undifferentiated cells, which means that they are not specialized cells.
However, they can develop into all different kinds of cells within the body. So through this, stem cells
control the development of the body by evolving into the cells the body needs to survive, or even
replacing worn out or destroyed cells (Levine and Miller 294 297). These cells can reproduce to make
more of themselves through cell division. In the long run, stem cells enable the body to continue
functioning and to stay healthy (Stem Cell).
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There is little argument against using adult stem cells because when used, a donor consents to donate
their cells. However, there are many arguments against using embryonic stem cells because these
come from embryos, one of the earliest stages of a baby. There are those who fight against it because
they believe that embryos have the same rights as every other human being and should not be used for
this. Some feel very strongly because while taking the cells from it, the embryo is destroyed.
However, the other side to the argument is that stem cells from these embryos can be used to help save
many others from death. One can see how hard it is to decide what to choose because either way, there
is a death and a life on the line. This also makes it hard for researchers to get funding to continue
researching. However, technological advancements may help to prevent any more disagreements by
erasing the notion of using embryos at all. There is hope that there is a certain way that extracting stem
cells from the embryo may not harm it at all. It also may be possible to use adult stem cells in place of
the embryo cells (Levine and Miller
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There are many diseases that have the potential to affect every single person in the world. Some are
curable and some are not. However, some cells called stem cells may impact and help many people.
Stem cells are what are called undifferentiated cells, which means that they are not specialized cells.
However, they can develop into all different kinds of cells within the body. So through this, stem cells
control the development of the body by evolving into the cells the body needs to survive, or even
replacing worn out or destroyed cells (Levine and Miller 294 297). These cells can reproduce to make
more of themselves through cell division. In the long run, stem cells enable the body to continue
functioning and to stay healthy (Stem Cell).
Researchers use ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is little argument against using adult stem cells because when used, a donor consents to donate
their cells. However, there are many arguments against using embryonic stem cells because these
come from embryos, one of the earliest stages of a baby. There are those who fight against it because
they believe that embryos have the same rights as every other human being and should not be used for
this. Some feel very strongly because while taking the cells from it, the embryo is destroyed.
However, the other side to the argument is that stem cells from these embryos can be used to help save
many others from death. One can see how hard it is to decide what to choose because either way, there
is a death and a life on the line. This also makes it hard for researchers to get funding to continue
researching. However, technological advancements may help to prevent any more disagreements by
erasing the notion of using embryos at all. There is hope that there is a certain way that extracting stem
cells from the embryo may not harm it at all. It also may be possible to use adult stem cells in place of
the embryo cells (Levine and Miller
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Female Protagonists of Detective Narratives
This essay will focus on female protagonists who are the center and driving force behind a detective
narrative. I will compare and contrast Clarice Starling in The Silence of the Lambs and Lisbeth
Salander from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo to explore two women that are progressive in breaking
through traditional gender roles and are successful at portraying a female that goes against the grain.
These women portray unique and progressive ideas about sexuality. Clarice and Lisbeth are two
empowered females that are successful as detectives. Usually, a female in the center of detective film
is misguided or taken advantage of because of the lack over control over their emotions. However,
Clarice and Lisabeth are two examples of women that embrace their femininity in order to get closer
to the killer. This paper will examine Clarice and Lisabeth from a post feminist perspective to prove
that these detectives are progressive in their roles.
Mulvey suggests that women are passive objects on screen that are meant to be enjoyed and looked at
at by the active male. Clarice and Slander can be seen as objects when critiquing it with just Mulveys
theory, however when looked at from a post feminist view it is clear that these women are intelligent
in their roles as detectives, and they use their sexuality to help them excel in their careers. Secondly,
Gates suggests that females as the center in a detective film become masculinized and if they do not
end up in marriage or with love,
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This essay will focus on female protagonists who are the center and driving force behind a detective
narrative. I will compare and contrast Clarice Starling in The Silence of the Lambs and Lisbeth
Salander from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo to explore two women that are progressive in breaking
through traditional gender roles and are successful at portraying a female that goes against the grain.
These women portray unique and progressive ideas about sexuality. Clarice and Lisbeth are two
empowered females that are successful as detectives. Usually, a female in the center of detective film
is misguided or taken advantage of because of the lack over control over their emotions. However,
Clarice and Lisabeth are two examples of women that embrace their femininity in order to get closer
to the killer. This paper will examine Clarice and Lisabeth from a post feminist perspective to prove
that these detectives are progressive in their roles.
Mulvey suggests that women are passive objects on screen that are meant to be enjoyed and looked at
at by the active male. Clarice and Slander can be seen as objects when critiquing it with just Mulveys
theory, however when looked at from a post feminist view it is clear that these women are intelligent
in their roles as detectives, and they use their sexuality to help them excel in their careers. Secondly,
Gates suggests that females as the center in a detective film become masculinized and if they do not
end up in marriage or with love,
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Strategic Pre-Incident Analysis
I Strategic Pre Incident Changes
First, professional and strategic BCP training will be implemented on ongoing basis. Second, random
BCP drills will be run throughout the year. Third, BCP policies for each department will be developed
and disseminated.
II Ethical Use of Data by Employees and Protection of Customers Records We will employ high
security IT systems, properly educate and train all our employees on the ethical and appropriate use of
internal data, as well as strictly monitor the use of all client information.
First, data will be protected with IT security systems to include the most effective firewalls,
encryption protocols and auditing processes. Data will be backed up data using two systems, 1 local
from separate ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
High security, dual back up systems will be in place to guarantee redundancy and lessen the wait time
of the recovery.
III Communication Plan
This plan is designed to ensure that major stakeholders of our company are aware of the current
events. If a disaster occurs, during and following the disruption, we will contact and inform our:
1. Students: to expect delays to resume normal classes.
2. Staff: not to come to work if conditions don t allow it.
3. Suppliers: not to deliver goods and expect payment delays.
4. Board of Directors to advice on best course of actions.
5. Stockholders to expect decreases in profits.
6. Community Leaders to update communities.
7. Government Agencies to inform corresponding agencies, state or federal, about delays for Financial
Aid students and for advising on best course of actions.
IV Operations Restoring after a Disruption
In a worst case scenario, our data back has to be restored from the online repositories, contact with our
vendors and overseeing agencies has to be reestablished, and we will see after our students, employees
and their families to find out how they are doing and how we can
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I Strategic Pre Incident Changes
First, professional and strategic BCP training will be implemented on ongoing basis. Second, random
BCP drills will be run throughout the year. Third, BCP policies for each department will be developed
and disseminated.
II Ethical Use of Data by Employees and Protection of Customers Records We will employ high
security IT systems, properly educate and train all our employees on the ethical and appropriate use of
internal data, as well as strictly monitor the use of all client information.
First, data will be protected with IT security systems to include the most effective firewalls,
encryption protocols and auditing processes. Data will be backed up data using two systems, 1 local
from separate ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
High security, dual back up systems will be in place to guarantee redundancy and lessen the wait time
of the recovery.
III Communication Plan
This plan is designed to ensure that major stakeholders of our company are aware of the current
events. If a disaster occurs, during and following the disruption, we will contact and inform our:
1. Students: to expect delays to resume normal classes.
2. Staff: not to come to work if conditions don t allow it.
3. Suppliers: not to deliver goods and expect payment delays.
4. Board of Directors to advice on best course of actions.
5. Stockholders to expect decreases in profits.
6. Community Leaders to update communities.
7. Government Agencies to inform corresponding agencies, state or federal, about delays for Financial
Aid students and for advising on best course of actions.
IV Operations Restoring after a Disruption
In a worst case scenario, our data back has to be restored from the online repositories, contact with our
vendors and overseeing agencies has to be reestablished, and we will see after our students, employees
and their families to find out how they are doing and how we can
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Virulence Factors Of Cryptoccus Neoformans
Cryptococcus neoformans (Cn) is a basidiomycete fungus that causes cryptococcosis worldwide in
immunodeficiency and healthy individuals. In this pathogen, the elaboration of virulence factors
including melanin and the capsule depends on intact intracellular trafficking, an essential cellular
process also required for nutrient uptake, ion homeostasis, and receptor recycling. Our previous
studies have found that Cn evolves a cryptococcal intersectin (Cin1) regulated endocytic pathway
essential for growth and virulence. We have also obtained evidence linking Cin1 to extracellular RNA
through RNA Seq and to CNS survival through co infection of a mouse model of cryptococcosis.
However, how Cin1 governs the transport network affecting ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Specifically, we will find if Cin1 orchestrates the only endocytic pathway and how it affects host
parasite interaction through regulating exRNA transport and mouse CNS survival. We propose three
specific aims: Aim 1 is to determine if Cin1 mediates the sole endocytic pathway in Cn through
identification and characterization of pathway components. Aim 2 is to examine the role of Cin1 in
exRNA export through continued annotation and analysis of RNA Seq data. Aim 3 is to further
explore the CNS survival advantage of Cin1 S by generating the Cin1 L strain using one step CRISPR
Cas9 mutagenesis method we recently developed and testing it through co infection.
Our central hypothesis is that intracellular trafficking is important in pathogen growth and interaction
with a host resulting pathogenesis (our long term goal). We propose those specific aims to test the
hypothesis that Cn evolves a distinct Cin1 endocytic pathway necessary for pathogenesis (short term
goal). Through studying a fundamental cellular process and its adaptation to pathogenesis of Cn, our
investigation could lead to the discovery of novel antifungal targets. 2. Specific Aims
Cryptococcus neoformans (Cn) virulence depends on active transport of vesicles that contain melanin
and capsule precursors, proteinases, and other macromolecules. We found that Cin1 is critical in
mediating intracellular trafficking affecting growth and virulence and that Cin1 S isoform exhibits a
marked survival advantage in the
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Cryptococcus neoformans (Cn) is a basidiomycete fungus that causes cryptococcosis worldwide in
immunodeficiency and healthy individuals. In this pathogen, the elaboration of virulence factors
including melanin and the capsule depends on intact intracellular trafficking, an essential cellular
process also required for nutrient uptake, ion homeostasis, and receptor recycling. Our previous
studies have found that Cn evolves a cryptococcal intersectin (Cin1) regulated endocytic pathway
essential for growth and virulence. We have also obtained evidence linking Cin1 to extracellular RNA
through RNA Seq and to CNS survival through co infection of a mouse model of cryptococcosis.
However, how Cin1 governs the transport network affecting ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Specifically, we will find if Cin1 orchestrates the only endocytic pathway and how it affects host
parasite interaction through regulating exRNA transport and mouse CNS survival. We propose three
specific aims: Aim 1 is to determine if Cin1 mediates the sole endocytic pathway in Cn through
identification and characterization of pathway components. Aim 2 is to examine the role of Cin1 in
exRNA export through continued annotation and analysis of RNA Seq data. Aim 3 is to further
explore the CNS survival advantage of Cin1 S by generating the Cin1 L strain using one step CRISPR
Cas9 mutagenesis method we recently developed and testing it through co infection.
Our central hypothesis is that intracellular trafficking is important in pathogen growth and interaction
with a host resulting pathogenesis (our long term goal). We propose those specific aims to test the
hypothesis that Cn evolves a distinct Cin1 endocytic pathway necessary for pathogenesis (short term
goal). Through studying a fundamental cellular process and its adaptation to pathogenesis of Cn, our
investigation could lead to the discovery of novel antifungal targets. 2. Specific Aims
Cryptococcus neoformans (Cn) virulence depends on active transport of vesicles that contain melanin
and capsule precursors, proteinases, and other macromolecules. We found that Cin1 is critical in
mediating intracellular trafficking affecting growth and virulence and that Cin1 S isoform exhibits a
marked survival advantage in the
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The Great Gatsby Chapter 1 Summary
One hot summer day in Chicago, Gatsby hosts a pool party at his house. All of Gatsby s friends come
to the party. Tom finds out about the party and decides to come with his friends. Tom sees his ex
girlfriend Daisy at the party with Gatsby. Tom whispers to his friends, I swear I hate seeing them
together. The group laughs, and tells him that he should do something about it. Tom smirks and walks
up to Gatsby and says I m here to take my girl back, Gatsby laughs at Tom and asks What are you
going to do about it? Tom punches Gatsby in the stomach and Gatsby pulls out a gun and shoots in the
air. Tom and everyone at the screams in terror. Tom and his friends run from the party, Gatsby chases
them out of the yard into the street, and they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After everyone leaves Gatsby and Daisy have a talk about what just happened. Nick and Wolfsheim
came over to Gatsby s house after they heard the gunshots. Gatsby told them what happened, they
asked if they could help in any way. Gatsby just smiled and said, We ll going to get revenge real soon.
Nick and Wolfsheim just looked at each other and smiled and walked out the house. The next day
Gatsby, Nick, and Wolfsheim got together and explained how they were going to get revenge. They all
came to the same idea that they were going to show up at Toms house and beat him up. One week later
Gatsby was out with Nick getting food for Daisy, Nick and Gatsby split ways when they got to an
alley, Nick turned around to say something to Gatsby and seen that Tom and Wilson were in a car
together and the window rolled down, and all Nick saw was blood flying out of Gatsby and heard the
sound of gunshots and screaming. Nick towards Gatsby s body after the car left, Gatsby was lying
there in cold in blood. Nick picked up Gatsby s phone and called Wolfsheim to come with a car to get
Nick. Wolfsheim sped back to the house with Gatsby s dead body in the back seat and Nick in the
front seat. There was a dead silence when they were in front of Gatsby s house and Daisy came
running outside to the car. She was screaming and crying when she seen Gatsby s body in the back
seat covered in
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One hot summer day in Chicago, Gatsby hosts a pool party at his house. All of Gatsby s friends come
to the party. Tom finds out about the party and decides to come with his friends. Tom sees his ex
girlfriend Daisy at the party with Gatsby. Tom whispers to his friends, I swear I hate seeing them
together. The group laughs, and tells him that he should do something about it. Tom smirks and walks
up to Gatsby and says I m here to take my girl back, Gatsby laughs at Tom and asks What are you
going to do about it? Tom punches Gatsby in the stomach and Gatsby pulls out a gun and shoots in the
air. Tom and everyone at the screams in terror. Tom and his friends run from the party, Gatsby chases
them out of the yard into the street, and they ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After everyone leaves Gatsby and Daisy have a talk about what just happened. Nick and Wolfsheim
came over to Gatsby s house after they heard the gunshots. Gatsby told them what happened, they
asked if they could help in any way. Gatsby just smiled and said, We ll going to get revenge real soon.
Nick and Wolfsheim just looked at each other and smiled and walked out the house. The next day
Gatsby, Nick, and Wolfsheim got together and explained how they were going to get revenge. They all
came to the same idea that they were going to show up at Toms house and beat him up. One week later
Gatsby was out with Nick getting food for Daisy, Nick and Gatsby split ways when they got to an
alley, Nick turned around to say something to Gatsby and seen that Tom and Wilson were in a car
together and the window rolled down, and all Nick saw was blood flying out of Gatsby and heard the
sound of gunshots and screaming. Nick towards Gatsby s body after the car left, Gatsby was lying
there in cold in blood. Nick picked up Gatsby s phone and called Wolfsheim to come with a car to get
Nick. Wolfsheim sped back to the house with Gatsby s dead body in the back seat and Nick in the
front seat. There was a dead silence when they were in front of Gatsby s house and Daisy came
running outside to the car. She was screaming and crying when she seen Gatsby s body in the back
seat covered in
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Rgan Case Study
B ack in Nebraska, supplies of Ryanite goods sent to the region was starting to dwindle, forcing the
Dutchman and his fellow Volksryanischen associates to contact their other associates, the RGA, for a
resupply. In response, the Plaid Orchestra faction of the RGA sent in a detachment of their elite
Nightingales to Nebraska, as part of a Sunday Morning Special that the Nightingales were conducting
in the region. These Nightingales and their auxiliaries from nearby Iowa were known best by the
Trouble Trio, in terms of rank and role within their unit. Sharon Lockhart, Kenneth Green, Ryan Boyd,
and Nelson were the Nightingales, while Marcus McAlister, Jessica the Clever Jacobson and a
Jackbooter named Bristol were their unit s auxiliaries. On one hand, during the five weekdays, ...
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Will the two of you be so kind as to relay your recent findings to us? Brenda and Siegfried nodded
their heads in compliance with the Nightingale s request. It s a pleasure, muttered Siegfried, before
allowing Brenda to go first in informing the Nightingale. Last week, the FYC s managed to take two
freelance Jackbooter crews of five out of commission, recalled Brenda. The leaders were suspended,
when their fellow partners folded like a lawn chair. As a result of being demoralized by the FYC s
attempts to remove freelance Jackbooters, it s a shame to admit that these two crews morale was
literally crushed like a Styrofoam cup. Sorry to hear that, Marcus McAlister told Brenda, upon hearing
what she had to say to him and his fellow comrades, Is there anything else you guys managed to pick
up in your transactions, besides the usual FYC informer gig? From what I heard from one of my usual
customers a few days back, Siegfried said, trying to remember what this usual customer of his told
him, One of the FYC head honchos is coming over from Kansas to oversee the formation of a new
chapter
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B ack in Nebraska, supplies of Ryanite goods sent to the region was starting to dwindle, forcing the
Dutchman and his fellow Volksryanischen associates to contact their other associates, the RGA, for a
resupply. In response, the Plaid Orchestra faction of the RGA sent in a detachment of their elite
Nightingales to Nebraska, as part of a Sunday Morning Special that the Nightingales were conducting
in the region. These Nightingales and their auxiliaries from nearby Iowa were known best by the
Trouble Trio, in terms of rank and role within their unit. Sharon Lockhart, Kenneth Green, Ryan Boyd,
and Nelson were the Nightingales, while Marcus McAlister, Jessica the Clever Jacobson and a
Jackbooter named Bristol were their unit s auxiliaries. On one hand, during the five weekdays, ...
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Will the two of you be so kind as to relay your recent findings to us? Brenda and Siegfried nodded
their heads in compliance with the Nightingale s request. It s a pleasure, muttered Siegfried, before
allowing Brenda to go first in informing the Nightingale. Last week, the FYC s managed to take two
freelance Jackbooter crews of five out of commission, recalled Brenda. The leaders were suspended,
when their fellow partners folded like a lawn chair. As a result of being demoralized by the FYC s
attempts to remove freelance Jackbooters, it s a shame to admit that these two crews morale was
literally crushed like a Styrofoam cup. Sorry to hear that, Marcus McAlister told Brenda, upon hearing
what she had to say to him and his fellow comrades, Is there anything else you guys managed to pick
up in your transactions, besides the usual FYC informer gig? From what I heard from one of my usual
customers a few days back, Siegfried said, trying to remember what this usual customer of his told
him, One of the FYC head honchos is coming over from Kansas to oversee the formation of a new
chapter
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Racism In Football Essay
My favorite sport is soccer that is also known as football in Europe and most of the parts of the world.
It is hugely popular game in the world and this is why it is the most played game of the world and
almost all the countries of the Europe have their own football leagues and the Barclays premier league
of England is the most widely watched league of all, even in the countries that don t have a proper
football setup and team like India and Pakistan. Other countries of different continents also have their
own leagues but that are not very much popular around the world. This game has everything for
people of all the age groups and that is why it is widely played, followed and liked all around the
world.
Football is one of the most ancient game of the world and there are proofs that this game was played
in one form or another in many old civilizations and this can be seen the portraits and paintings of
these old civilizations in which people were seen playing football and this is probably the biggest
reason due to which the game is very popular around the world and is played all around the world and
it has been transferred to each other through generations.
Problem:
There are some problems that can be associated with this game and the biggest one of them is racism.
Even after all these years and fight against racism the plague of racism has not been completely
removed from the game of the football and events of racism can be seen after every few days. Few of
the biggest names
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My favorite sport is soccer that is also known as football in Europe and most of the parts of the world.
It is hugely popular game in the world and this is why it is the most played game of the world and
almost all the countries of the Europe have their own football leagues and the Barclays premier league
of England is the most widely watched league of all, even in the countries that don t have a proper
football setup and team like India and Pakistan. Other countries of different continents also have their
own leagues but that are not very much popular around the world. This game has everything for
people of all the age groups and that is why it is widely played, followed and liked all around the
world.
Football is one of the most ancient game of the world and there are proofs that this game was played
in one form or another in many old civilizations and this can be seen the portraits and paintings of
these old civilizations in which people were seen playing football and this is probably the biggest
reason due to which the game is very popular around the world and is played all around the world and
it has been transferred to each other through generations.
Problem:
There are some problems that can be associated with this game and the biggest one of them is racism.
Even after all these years and fight against racism the plague of racism has not been completely
removed from the game of the football and events of racism can be seen after every few days. Few of
the biggest names
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Communication Is Essential For The Successful Execution Of...
The Communication Process is defined as the transmission of information, and the exchange of
meaning, between at least two people (Buchanan Huczynski, 2010). Throughout the business world, it
can be argued that comprehensible communication is imperative to the successful execution of
operations. Organizational effectiveness is extremely significant to any accountancy firm
predominantly due to how interlinked a company s accounts are which in turn causes employees and
managers to rely on the work of colleagues above and below them. Therefore clear communication is
essential to ensuring efficiency and a high quality of work. Through the essay we shall comment on
key barriers to communication, ranging from Differences in Power to Cultural and Language
differences , and construct strategic solutions which we believe would positively influence the
accountancy firm.
Barrier to Communication: Power Difference
Problem 1: Unapproachable superiors
Evidence suggests that employee communication has become significantly more important due to a
rise in alternative information notably on the Internet and the increase in employee expectations
(Buchanan Huczynski, 2010). However, throughout the business world, it can be argued that a
difference in power can have a detrimental effect on communication for both those who are in and
those who are not in power. This is notable for firms in industries such as accountancy, where a
hierarchical system is in place; there is a
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The Communication Process is defined as the transmission of information, and the exchange of
meaning, between at least two people (Buchanan Huczynski, 2010). Throughout the business world, it
can be argued that comprehensible communication is imperative to the successful execution of
operations. Organizational effectiveness is extremely significant to any accountancy firm
predominantly due to how interlinked a company s accounts are which in turn causes employees and
managers to rely on the work of colleagues above and below them. Therefore clear communication is
essential to ensuring efficiency and a high quality of work. Through the essay we shall comment on
key barriers to communication, ranging from Differences in Power to Cultural and Language
differences , and construct strategic solutions which we believe would positively influence the
accountancy firm.
Barrier to Communication: Power Difference
Problem 1: Unapproachable superiors
Evidence suggests that employee communication has become significantly more important due to a
rise in alternative information notably on the Internet and the increase in employee expectations
(Buchanan Huczynski, 2010). However, throughout the business world, it can be argued that a
difference in power can have a detrimental effect on communication for both those who are in and
those who are not in power. This is notable for firms in industries such as accountancy, where a
hierarchical system is in place; there is a
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Informative Speech About Armenian Religion
General Purpose: To inform
Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about specific topics about Armenian religion
Thesis: Today I will specifically talk about Armenian religion history, faith and beliefs, and a local
Armenian church located in Fresno.
I. Introduction:
A. Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural system, and worldviews that relate to
humanity an order of existence.
II. Body
A. A common religion practice amongst Armenians is Christianity
1. Armenians have practiced Christianity dating back to the age of Apostles. Apostles are Jesus chief
disciples. And two Apostles Thaddeus and Bartholomew were the first to preach the gospel in
Armenia.
a. Oriental orthodox Christianity is their specific faith within Christianity.
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General Purpose: To inform
Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about specific topics about Armenian religion
Thesis: Today I will specifically talk about Armenian religion history, faith and beliefs, and a local
Armenian church located in Fresno.
I. Introduction:
A. Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural system, and worldviews that relate to
humanity an order of existence.
II. Body
A. A common religion practice amongst Armenians is Christianity
1. Armenians have practiced Christianity dating back to the age of Apostles. Apostles are Jesus chief
disciples. And two Apostles Thaddeus and Bartholomew were the first to preach the gospel in
Armenia.
a. Oriental orthodox Christianity is their specific faith within Christianity.
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Anesthesia Paper
The Study of Anesthesia: History, Chemistry, and Activity By Cordell Jones The Description of
Anesthesia, It s Effects, its Careers, and it s Future By Cordell Jones Introduction In 1591, a young
mother was dragged from her home and taken away. Her mercy pleas were ignored, and she was
thrown intro a pit and buried alive. What was this mother s crime? She had given birth to twin sons,
and during her labor she had asked for some pain relief. The Church regarded the pain of childbirth as
a punishment justly inflicted by God. The ultimate intent of her persecution was to discourage other
women from making the same decision. You can tell today s society is less diluted by medicine and
anesthesia. Now if ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The anesthetic was developed by scientists at Baxter Laboratories. It was used in clinical use in Japan
in 1990. Third, sodium pentothal was founded in the early 1930s by Ernest H. Volwiler and Donalee
L. Tabern, working for Abbot Laboratories. It was first used in humans on March 8, 1934, by Dr.
Ralph M. Walters in a study of its properties. Three months later, Dr. John S. Lundy started a clinical
trial of thiopental at the mayo Clinic at request of Abbott. (Wikipedia, 2010) Fourth, halothane was
first synthesized by C. W. Suckling of Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in 1951 and was first used
by M. Johnstone in Manchester in 1956. Halothane became popular as a nonflammable general
anesthetic replacing other volatile anesthetics such as diethyl ether and cyclopropane. (Wikipedia,
2010) Halothane is no longer used in the U.S. because of its problems, such as it took it a long time to
put a patient asleep and then longer to wake the patient back up. Plus if the patient is put under for a
longer amount of time during a operation more gas will build up in the fats and then later go up to the
brain. (Kervin, 2010) Fifth, lidocaine, the first amino amide type local anesthetic of its time, was first
synthesized under the name Xylocaine by Swedish chemist Niles Löfgren in 1943. Bengt Lundqvist
performed the first injection experiment on himself. It was first marketed in 1949. (Wikipedia, 2010)
Lastly, benzocaine was fist synthesized in 1890 by German
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The Study of Anesthesia: History, Chemistry, and Activity By Cordell Jones The Description of
Anesthesia, It s Effects, its Careers, and it s Future By Cordell Jones Introduction In 1591, a young
mother was dragged from her home and taken away. Her mercy pleas were ignored, and she was
thrown intro a pit and buried alive. What was this mother s crime? She had given birth to twin sons,
and during her labor she had asked for some pain relief. The Church regarded the pain of childbirth as
a punishment justly inflicted by God. The ultimate intent of her persecution was to discourage other
women from making the same decision. You can tell today s society is less diluted by medicine and
anesthesia. Now if ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The anesthetic was developed by scientists at Baxter Laboratories. It was used in clinical use in Japan
in 1990. Third, sodium pentothal was founded in the early 1930s by Ernest H. Volwiler and Donalee
L. Tabern, working for Abbot Laboratories. It was first used in humans on March 8, 1934, by Dr.
Ralph M. Walters in a study of its properties. Three months later, Dr. John S. Lundy started a clinical
trial of thiopental at the mayo Clinic at request of Abbott. (Wikipedia, 2010) Fourth, halothane was
first synthesized by C. W. Suckling of Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) in 1951 and was first used
by M. Johnstone in Manchester in 1956. Halothane became popular as a nonflammable general
anesthetic replacing other volatile anesthetics such as diethyl ether and cyclopropane. (Wikipedia,
2010) Halothane is no longer used in the U.S. because of its problems, such as it took it a long time to
put a patient asleep and then longer to wake the patient back up. Plus if the patient is put under for a
longer amount of time during a operation more gas will build up in the fats and then later go up to the
brain. (Kervin, 2010) Fifth, lidocaine, the first amino amide type local anesthetic of its time, was first
synthesized under the name Xylocaine by Swedish chemist Niles Löfgren in 1943. Bengt Lundqvist
performed the first injection experiment on himself. It was first marketed in 1949. (Wikipedia, 2010)
Lastly, benzocaine was fist synthesized in 1890 by German
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The Impact Of Herbert Hoover s Impact On The United States
January 13, 2017
Period: 2
Alex Gordon
The Impact of Herbert Hoover
On August 10, 1874, in West Branch, Iowa the future 31st president was born. Herbert Hoover grew
up in a small Quaker village in Iowa and his father, Jesse Hoover, was one of the village blacksmiths
and merchants and was very well known. Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover, his mother, was active
around the town with helping others and she was a minister in the Society of Friends. Sadly, Both of
Hoover s parents died when he was fairly young, his father died in 1880 and later his mother in 1884.
From this point forward, his career was just beginning. During his career, he was a Presidential
Administrator, he helped the U.S during World War 1, and eventually became President ... Show more
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In the role of being the Secretary Commerce, Hoover encouraged the formation of trade associations,
and was an advocate for farmers, and was really interested in seeking overseas markets for American
businesses so they would have more success. When Hoover was secretary of commerce one thing
really made him stand out. In 1927, the Mississippi River flooded, which left 350,000 people with
nowhere to live and most of them didn t have the resources to survive. Hoover was very influential in
making sure the families that were affected by the flood were taken care of with food, clothing, and
housing. With such care and respect for the families that lost everything, this publicity made him one
of the most famous secretary of commerce the U.S. has ever seen. Because of his success, in 1928
Hoover was nominated and elected president of the United States. (Benson) The United States was
enjoying a period of peace and quiet. Everything couldn t be better; U.S. businesses were growing,
manufactured goods and raw materials scattered throughout the United States to the rest of the world,
and technology was developing at an impressive and a reasonably fast rate.(Benson) After being
nominated and elected president of the United States in 1928, Hoover had an even bigger and more
complicated responsibility at hand. At the end of his Inaugural Address he states, No country is more
loved by its people. I have an abiding faith in their capacity,
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January 13, 2017
Period: 2
Alex Gordon
The Impact of Herbert Hoover
On August 10, 1874, in West Branch, Iowa the future 31st president was born. Herbert Hoover grew
up in a small Quaker village in Iowa and his father, Jesse Hoover, was one of the village blacksmiths
and merchants and was very well known. Hulda Randall Minthorn Hoover, his mother, was active
around the town with helping others and she was a minister in the Society of Friends. Sadly, Both of
Hoover s parents died when he was fairly young, his father died in 1880 and later his mother in 1884.
From this point forward, his career was just beginning. During his career, he was a Presidential
Administrator, he helped the U.S during World War 1, and eventually became President ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the role of being the Secretary Commerce, Hoover encouraged the formation of trade associations,
and was an advocate for farmers, and was really interested in seeking overseas markets for American
businesses so they would have more success. When Hoover was secretary of commerce one thing
really made him stand out. In 1927, the Mississippi River flooded, which left 350,000 people with
nowhere to live and most of them didn t have the resources to survive. Hoover was very influential in
making sure the families that were affected by the flood were taken care of with food, clothing, and
housing. With such care and respect for the families that lost everything, this publicity made him one
of the most famous secretary of commerce the U.S. has ever seen. Because of his success, in 1928
Hoover was nominated and elected president of the United States. (Benson) The United States was
enjoying a period of peace and quiet. Everything couldn t be better; U.S. businesses were growing,
manufactured goods and raw materials scattered throughout the United States to the rest of the world,
and technology was developing at an impressive and a reasonably fast rate.(Benson) After being
nominated and elected president of the United States in 1928, Hoover had an even bigger and more
complicated responsibility at hand. At the end of his Inaugural Address he states, No country is more
loved by its people. I have an abiding faith in their capacity,
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Aristotle View On Friendship
Friendship is an important asset in the world we live in, the young needs friendship to retain them
from error, older people need it to care for them and those in their prime time need it, to do fine
actions. No one would choose to live without friends because friendship is very important and it holds
cities together.
The philosopher, Aristotle quoted friendship has A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle takes
the concept of friendship to a major level. His concept of friendship is assertive and comprehensive.
Subsequently, Aristotle divided each concept into three sections or in other words three types of
friendship. He first distinguishes and contrasts the three types of friendships. More importantly
Aristotle takes into consideration that friendship is a necessity to live, however, it is not only
necessary, but also fine. He also characterizes friendship as a virtue and as just. The three different
types of friendship correspond to the three objects of love, which are, things that are useful (advantage
friendship), things that are pleasant (pleasure friendship), and finally the third, things that are good
(good friendship).
Firstly, Aristotle observed advantage friendship as a type of friendship that the friend is not loved for
his or her own sake, however, they are loved for the sake of some good obtained from the other. This
friendship does not last according to Aristotle due to the purpose that once the benefit of the good in
the friendship comes to an end, so does the friendship, in other words, their pleasure in each other no
longer goes beyond their expectations of advantage. For each individual finds the other pleasant only
to the point that each would expect some good for themselves. Individuals with these types of
friendship, take satisfaction from each other s company just for their own sake. To elaborate a more
practical name for this type of friendship would be an acquaintance. Hence such people do not find
each other advantageous, therefore they have no need to meet. This type of friendship can be seen
amongst older people, seeing that at that age they seek for what is advantageous. In brief, friendship of
utility is often between opposite people, and is based on something that
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Friendship is an important asset in the world we live in, the young needs friendship to retain them
from error, older people need it to care for them and those in their prime time need it, to do fine
actions. No one would choose to live without friends because friendship is very important and it holds
cities together.
The philosopher, Aristotle quoted friendship has A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle takes
the concept of friendship to a major level. His concept of friendship is assertive and comprehensive.
Subsequently, Aristotle divided each concept into three sections or in other words three types of
friendship. He first distinguishes and contrasts the three types of friendships. More importantly
Aristotle takes into consideration that friendship is a necessity to live, however, it is not only
necessary, but also fine. He also characterizes friendship as a virtue and as just. The three different
types of friendship correspond to the three objects of love, which are, things that are useful (advantage
friendship), things that are pleasant (pleasure friendship), and finally the third, things that are good
(good friendship).
Firstly, Aristotle observed advantage friendship as a type of friendship that the friend is not loved for
his or her own sake, however, they are loved for the sake of some good obtained from the other. This
friendship does not last according to Aristotle due to the purpose that once the benefit of the good in
the friendship comes to an end, so does the friendship, in other words, their pleasure in each other no
longer goes beyond their expectations of advantage. For each individual finds the other pleasant only
to the point that each would expect some good for themselves. Individuals with these types of
friendship, take satisfaction from each other s company just for their own sake. To elaborate a more
practical name for this type of friendship would be an acquaintance. Hence such people do not find
each other advantageous, therefore they have no need to meet. This type of friendship can be seen
amongst older people, seeing that at that age they seek for what is advantageous. In brief, friendship of
utility is often between opposite people, and is based on something that
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bloodmac Shakespeare s Macbeth
Blood and Sleep Imagery in Macbeth
Macbeth screams imagery! Shakespeare uses imagery of blood and sleep to create an atmosphere of
horror, during the killing of Duncan, which contributes to our sense of Macbeth s growing insanity.
Eventually Lady Macbeth s final scene is enhanced with the use of blood imagery which reflects her
guilt. Shakespeare s use of imagery connects the feeling of horror from audience to play.
Macbeth held such potential for himself. He was honoured Thane of Cawdor, and who knows what
else Duncan had in store for him. Unfortunately he chose not to find out, by murdering the king. The
scene of Duncan s murder (II, ii) demonstrates the guilt and feeling that the blood diffuses into ...
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The blood that is shed thickens the plot; a sense of horror is portrayed.
Duncan s murder has an affect on Macbeth; he is scared and can t face what he has done. He keeps
insisting that he heard voices saying that he will never sleep again because of this terrible deed he has
committed, Methought I heard a voice cry sleep no more! Macbeth doth murder sleep the innocent
sleep... Macbeth s reaction to Duncan s death at least shows some sort of guilt or sympathy for him;
however, by the time Macbeth has his best friend, Banquo murdered his sanity ceases to exist. The
interest that Macbeth has in hearing the details of Banquo s murder, his best friends murder, holds
complete insanity. The Murderer enters with blood upon his face Macbeth approaches him to find out
if he did his job. He finds out that Banquo s throat has been cut, and that he lies in a ditch covered in
gashes. My lord, his throat is cut that I did for him. , Ay, my good lord: safe in a ditch he bides, with
twenty trenched gashes on his head... Macbeth s philosophy, Things bad begun make strong
themselves by ill. Means do something once, it bother s you, do it again, it bothers you less, keep
doing it and it stops bothering you completely. Macbeth s interest on how the blood was shed shows
intense signs of craziness. The blood imagery in this scene starts to pass a feeling of uneasiness to the
audience.
We have
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Blood and Sleep Imagery in Macbeth
Macbeth screams imagery! Shakespeare uses imagery of blood and sleep to create an atmosphere of
horror, during the killing of Duncan, which contributes to our sense of Macbeth s growing insanity.
Eventually Lady Macbeth s final scene is enhanced with the use of blood imagery which reflects her
guilt. Shakespeare s use of imagery connects the feeling of horror from audience to play.
Macbeth held such potential for himself. He was honoured Thane of Cawdor, and who knows what
else Duncan had in store for him. Unfortunately he chose not to find out, by murdering the king. The
scene of Duncan s murder (II, ii) demonstrates the guilt and feeling that the blood diffuses into ...
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The blood that is shed thickens the plot; a sense of horror is portrayed.
Duncan s murder has an affect on Macbeth; he is scared and can t face what he has done. He keeps
insisting that he heard voices saying that he will never sleep again because of this terrible deed he has
committed, Methought I heard a voice cry sleep no more! Macbeth doth murder sleep the innocent
sleep... Macbeth s reaction to Duncan s death at least shows some sort of guilt or sympathy for him;
however, by the time Macbeth has his best friend, Banquo murdered his sanity ceases to exist. The
interest that Macbeth has in hearing the details of Banquo s murder, his best friends murder, holds
complete insanity. The Murderer enters with blood upon his face Macbeth approaches him to find out
if he did his job. He finds out that Banquo s throat has been cut, and that he lies in a ditch covered in
gashes. My lord, his throat is cut that I did for him. , Ay, my good lord: safe in a ditch he bides, with
twenty trenched gashes on his head... Macbeth s philosophy, Things bad begun make strong
themselves by ill. Means do something once, it bother s you, do it again, it bothers you less, keep
doing it and it stops bothering you completely. Macbeth s interest on how the blood was shed shows
intense signs of craziness. The blood imagery in this scene starts to pass a feeling of uneasiness to the
audience.
We have
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Intertidal Cellular Study
Materials and methods The rocky intertidal zone of bailey s cottage, False Bay, South Africa (Figure
1) was divided into four zones, namely; Sublittoral, Lower Balanoid, Upper Balanoid and littorina
zone. Three random quadrats were sampled within each zone (due to a shortage of quadrats one
quadrat was repeatedly used for all the zones). The study site was visited only once due to certain
constraints. On the day of sampling the prevailing weather conditions was pleasant, with a partly
cloudy sky and a maximum temperature of 17ºC with a swell ranging from 1 2ft. Sampling was
carried out during the spring low tide; this along with the expected wave height allowed access to all
four zones. In every quadrat, percentage cover of all sessile ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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The identification of organisms was done in situ were possible, when doubt overruled, the specimens
was collected in a plastic bag and taxonomic identification was carried out in the laboratory. Certain
physical environmental factors were observed but for the purpose of this assignment it will not be
discussed but only mentioned. The intertidal zone is known to experience frequent disturbances from
exposure to high temperature during low tide, high wave action and various other human activities,
concern should be taken to keep away from creating disturbances or undo stress that may affect
settlement of the organisms, for example the lifting of rocks in rock pools. The data recorded was
analyzed using MS Excel, simple histograms are generated to present species evenness, species
abundance and species richness. Study area The cottage after which the spot is named was owned by
Sir Abe Bailey and
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Materials and methods The rocky intertidal zone of bailey s cottage, False Bay, South Africa (Figure
1) was divided into four zones, namely; Sublittoral, Lower Balanoid, Upper Balanoid and littorina
zone. Three random quadrats were sampled within each zone (due to a shortage of quadrats one
quadrat was repeatedly used for all the zones). The study site was visited only once due to certain
constraints. On the day of sampling the prevailing weather conditions was pleasant, with a partly
cloudy sky and a maximum temperature of 17ºC with a swell ranging from 1 2ft. Sampling was
carried out during the spring low tide; this along with the expected wave height allowed access to all
four zones. In every quadrat, percentage cover of all sessile ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The identification of organisms was done in situ were possible, when doubt overruled, the specimens
was collected in a plastic bag and taxonomic identification was carried out in the laboratory. Certain
physical environmental factors were observed but for the purpose of this assignment it will not be
discussed but only mentioned. The intertidal zone is known to experience frequent disturbances from
exposure to high temperature during low tide, high wave action and various other human activities,
concern should be taken to keep away from creating disturbances or undo stress that may affect
settlement of the organisms, for example the lifting of rocks in rock pools. The data recorded was
analyzed using MS Excel, simple histograms are generated to present species evenness, species
abundance and species richness. Study area The cottage after which the spot is named was owned by
Sir Abe Bailey and
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Certified Nursing Assistant Training Research Paper
Nurse Assistant Training Rodney Lemay Career of a Certified Nursing Assistant: Often working
directly under a nurse, the Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA, is a versatile job that varies from state
to state. However, one thing that always stays true is that CNA s play an important role to the patient
as they often spend the most time with them. Just as the job description can vary depending on
location and job at hand, the nursing assistant salary can swing wildly from state to state ranging from
a low of $18,000 USD per year up to as high as $40,000 USD per year for the most experienced of
assistants but on average, a CNA salary can expect to be around $23,000 USD per year and for hourly
rates, states range from as low as $7.57 USD to up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The medical field is always looking for new talent and there are great incentive programs many states
offer to try and fuel interest that are just waiting to be taken advantage of. There will always be a need
for new people in the industry so the worry of job security is almost nonexistent. The opportunities are
there for more desirable jobs but, lots of time, dedication and hard work will have to go into getting
there if the effort is willing to be spent. There are many benefits to a career as a certified nurse
assistant and you may very well be on your way to saving a
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Nurse Assistant Training Rodney Lemay Career of a Certified Nursing Assistant: Often working
directly under a nurse, the Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA, is a versatile job that varies from state
to state. However, one thing that always stays true is that CNA s play an important role to the patient
as they often spend the most time with them. Just as the job description can vary depending on
location and job at hand, the nursing assistant salary can swing wildly from state to state ranging from
a low of $18,000 USD per year up to as high as $40,000 USD per year for the most experienced of
assistants but on average, a CNA salary can expect to be around $23,000 USD per year and for hourly
rates, states range from as low as $7.57 USD to up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The medical field is always looking for new talent and there are great incentive programs many states
offer to try and fuel interest that are just waiting to be taken advantage of. There will always be a need
for new people in the industry so the worry of job security is almost nonexistent. The opportunities are
there for more desirable jobs but, lots of time, dedication and hard work will have to go into getting
there if the effort is willing to be spent. There are many benefits to a career as a certified nurse
assistant and you may very well be on your way to saving a
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Business Enterprise And Its Internal Environment
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS Know a leading Business Enterprise and its Internal
Environment Executive Summary This assignment looks at Capital One at its Internal Environment
level. This level mainly concentrates on the companies value system, practices and policies. Capital
One s value system is extremely integral to the running of the business, as these values guide the
company on every aspect of decision making. The company has well defined laid down guidelines,
policies and practices that ensure that all stakeholders (employees, management, Board of Directors
and even third party providers) follow the values in every action. The company has been able to
generate a strong brand association with its values and they have in turn ... Show more content on
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Along with maintaining a holistic and nurturing culture in the organization it is one of the top
performers in the credit and debit industry. It has shown positive growth in its financials and
maintained stability in the stock market. Though the company has not outperformed its industry trend,
it has outperformed the markets. The company is able to well only because it has a very capable
management at the helm. Under the leadership of its founding member, Richard D. Fairbanks, the
company has created a culture which is a strong reflection of the founder s own style. The key
executives and members of the board are people from the industry who have come from high positions
in credible firms and with a vast gamut of relevant experience. This not only indicates that the
company is in good hands but also adds credibility to the company as a whole. Quick Overview Type
Public Industry Financial services Traded as NYSE: COP S P 500 Component Founder Richard
Fairbank Nigel Morris Headquarters Tysons Corner, Virginia, United States Products offered Retail
banking Credit card services Loans Savings accounts Divisions Auto finance CapitalOne 360 National
direct bank Level money Revenue Net Income US $ 24.176 billion US $4.156 billion Numbers of
employees 41,100 Website www.capitalone.com Capital One is one of United States top 10 largest
banks based on
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INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS Know a leading Business Enterprise and its Internal
Environment Executive Summary This assignment looks at Capital One at its Internal Environment
level. This level mainly concentrates on the companies value system, practices and policies. Capital
One s value system is extremely integral to the running of the business, as these values guide the
company on every aspect of decision making. The company has well defined laid down guidelines,
policies and practices that ensure that all stakeholders (employees, management, Board of Directors
and even third party providers) follow the values in every action. The company has been able to
generate a strong brand association with its values and they have in turn ... Show more content on
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Along with maintaining a holistic and nurturing culture in the organization it is one of the top
performers in the credit and debit industry. It has shown positive growth in its financials and
maintained stability in the stock market. Though the company has not outperformed its industry trend,
it has outperformed the markets. The company is able to well only because it has a very capable
management at the helm. Under the leadership of its founding member, Richard D. Fairbanks, the
company has created a culture which is a strong reflection of the founder s own style. The key
executives and members of the board are people from the industry who have come from high positions
in credible firms and with a vast gamut of relevant experience. This not only indicates that the
company is in good hands but also adds credibility to the company as a whole. Quick Overview Type
Public Industry Financial services Traded as NYSE: COP S P 500 Component Founder Richard
Fairbank Nigel Morris Headquarters Tysons Corner, Virginia, United States Products offered Retail
banking Credit card services Loans Savings accounts Divisions Auto finance CapitalOne 360 National
direct bank Level money Revenue Net Income US $ 24.176 billion US $4.156 billion Numbers of
employees 41,100 Website www.capitalone.com Capital One is one of United States top 10 largest
banks based on
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Best Buy Is A Company Essay
Best Buy is a US based multinational company that deals in consumer electronics goods. Headquarter
of this company is in Richfield, Minnesota. This company operates in Canada and Mexico too. The
specialty of the company is it works as a retailer that deals in consumer electronics goods, personal
computers, entertainment software and appliances (City, 2010).
The company was established in 1966 and that time it was Sound of Music and that time it is a public
company and in 1983 it made Best Buy Co. Superstores and its founder was Richard M.Schulze. The
numbers of its outlets are 1.050 in worldwide. The company earnings are $42.568 billion and its
operating income is $2.375billion and the amount of its assets are around $14.421 billion and the
amount of its total equity is $4.977 billion and around 125,000 people are working in its stores.
Corporate Business of the firm
Operations of the company
Best Buy sells the electronics goods and various type of merchandize like that are used by common
people like home appliances(like washing machines, refrigerators, and dryers) along with these items
they also sell variety of different goods like software, video games, video cameras, music items, VHS
and VCRs cassettes, car stereos, mobile phones and digital cameras. This company provides different
kind of non commissioned environment for the sale of their products. Best Buy deals under the brand
Greek Squad and provide the facility of computer repairing, warranty service, and also
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Best Buy is a US based multinational company that deals in consumer electronics goods. Headquarter
of this company is in Richfield, Minnesota. This company operates in Canada and Mexico too. The
specialty of the company is it works as a retailer that deals in consumer electronics goods, personal
computers, entertainment software and appliances (City, 2010).
The company was established in 1966 and that time it was Sound of Music and that time it is a public
company and in 1983 it made Best Buy Co. Superstores and its founder was Richard M.Schulze. The
numbers of its outlets are 1.050 in worldwide. The company earnings are $42.568 billion and its
operating income is $2.375billion and the amount of its assets are around $14.421 billion and the
amount of its total equity is $4.977 billion and around 125,000 people are working in its stores.
Corporate Business of the firm
Operations of the company
Best Buy sells the electronics goods and various type of merchandize like that are used by common
people like home appliances(like washing machines, refrigerators, and dryers) along with these items
they also sell variety of different goods like software, video games, video cameras, music items, VHS
and VCRs cassettes, car stereos, mobile phones and digital cameras. This company provides different
kind of non commissioned environment for the sale of their products. Best Buy deals under the brand
Greek Squad and provide the facility of computer repairing, warranty service, and also
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Corruption In Animal Farm, By George Orwell
Imagine growing up and committing your life to the prosperity of education. Each day you strive to
better yourself in order to provide for your family in the making. Picture pouring all of your hard work
and dedication out to give your child an even better education that you received. In the end, you
discover all of your funding and expenses were used by the school for other political campaigns,
diverting to other private interests rather than your child s needs. This is an example of corruption in
society, just as displayed in the novella Animal Farm, by George Orwell. Condensing the story, main
characters Napoleon and Squealer rise to power and set out to create a paradise of equality and
prosperity for all animals. What the community soon finds is that the growing tyranny leaves the once
bright future crumbling at the seams. Squealer and Napoleon are both narcissists that manipulate
Animal Farm according to their needs only. During the introduction of Animal Farm, Orwell unfolds a
character whose name was Mr. Jones. He was the owner of the Manor Farm with a lack of dictatorship
and leadership skills that left his farm in shambles. The animals on the estate were kicked around and
were given the bare minimum, shown by Orwell when he lists The life on an animal is misery and
slavery: that is the plain truth. Jones s reoccurring drinking problem and reckless behavior shows the
animals something must be done to get rid of him. A satisfactory showcasing of the events in this
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Imagine growing up and committing your life to the prosperity of education. Each day you strive to
better yourself in order to provide for your family in the making. Picture pouring all of your hard work
and dedication out to give your child an even better education that you received. In the end, you
discover all of your funding and expenses were used by the school for other political campaigns,
diverting to other private interests rather than your child s needs. This is an example of corruption in
society, just as displayed in the novella Animal Farm, by George Orwell. Condensing the story, main
characters Napoleon and Squealer rise to power and set out to create a paradise of equality and
prosperity for all animals. What the community soon finds is that the growing tyranny leaves the once
bright future crumbling at the seams. Squealer and Napoleon are both narcissists that manipulate
Animal Farm according to their needs only. During the introduction of Animal Farm, Orwell unfolds a
character whose name was Mr. Jones. He was the owner of the Manor Farm with a lack of dictatorship
and leadership skills that left his farm in shambles. The animals on the estate were kicked around and
were given the bare minimum, shown by Orwell when he lists The life on an animal is misery and
slavery: that is the plain truth. Jones s reoccurring drinking problem and reckless behavior shows the
animals something must be done to get rid of him. A satisfactory showcasing of the events in this
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Jonas Beliefs
Jonas decided that only members of the Nazi Party had political rights and could run for office, which
would keep the right people in control. The Jewish people could never be a part of the Nazi Party and
these two leaders would see to their demise. Jonas believed that the Jews were not on the same level,
economically, physically or mentally, as he was.
On the night of February 27, 1933, Jonas heard from and underground source about Marinus van der
Lubbe, a Dutch communist setting the Reichstag building on fire. This allowed Hitler to insinuate that
the Communist Party was assembling a revolt and was able to pass the Reichstag Fire Decree,
implemented the day after the fire. This decree rescinded German civil liberties and gave police the
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This act would allow Hitler to pass any law on his own accord without having to consult with the
Reichstag for the next four years. To validate the political authority of Hitler and the Nazi Party, Jonas
advised Hitler to instruct the Nazi Party to organize a campaign to assassinate all the leaders in the
Sturmabteilung, SA, who could have posed a challenge to Hitler s leadership. By getting rid of any
form of competition, Hitler would be the sole option to lead. On June 30, 1934, the Night of Long
Knives, the assassinations began and after about three to four weeks they had successfully purged the
Nazi party of any threats. When President Hindenburg died of natural causes on August 2, 1934, Hitler
became the sole ruler of Germany and now nothing stood in his way. Jonas had finally accomplished
his goal to get Hitler in power and was proud of this achievement.
Jonas had earned significant praise from Hitler for being his aid for many years, that he made Jonas
second in command of the Nazi Party. This triumph inspired an official ceremony that proved to the
rest of the members of his new status. Hannah and the boys were happy that Jonas had become a
prominent player in this fight to get Germany back to its glory days. Jonas enjoyed the praise and
became attached to Hitler, hardly ever leaving his
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Jonas decided that only members of the Nazi Party had political rights and could run for office, which
would keep the right people in control. The Jewish people could never be a part of the Nazi Party and
these two leaders would see to their demise. Jonas believed that the Jews were not on the same level,
economically, physically or mentally, as he was.
On the night of February 27, 1933, Jonas heard from and underground source about Marinus van der
Lubbe, a Dutch communist setting the Reichstag building on fire. This allowed Hitler to insinuate that
the Communist Party was assembling a revolt and was able to pass the Reichstag Fire Decree,
implemented the day after the fire. This decree rescinded German civil liberties and gave police the
authority ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This act would allow Hitler to pass any law on his own accord without having to consult with the
Reichstag for the next four years. To validate the political authority of Hitler and the Nazi Party, Jonas
advised Hitler to instruct the Nazi Party to organize a campaign to assassinate all the leaders in the
Sturmabteilung, SA, who could have posed a challenge to Hitler s leadership. By getting rid of any
form of competition, Hitler would be the sole option to lead. On June 30, 1934, the Night of Long
Knives, the assassinations began and after about three to four weeks they had successfully purged the
Nazi party of any threats. When President Hindenburg died of natural causes on August 2, 1934, Hitler
became the sole ruler of Germany and now nothing stood in his way. Jonas had finally accomplished
his goal to get Hitler in power and was proud of this achievement.
Jonas had earned significant praise from Hitler for being his aid for many years, that he made Jonas
second in command of the Nazi Party. This triumph inspired an official ceremony that proved to the
rest of the members of his new status. Hannah and the boys were happy that Jonas had become a
prominent player in this fight to get Germany back to its glory days. Jonas enjoyed the praise and
became attached to Hitler, hardly ever leaving his
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The Morality Of Bystanders In The Holocaust
It is a challenge to reconcile human beliefs in compassion and morality with the actions, or inactions,
of bystanders in the Holocaust. How is it possible that hundreds of thousands of people stood by while
millions faced pain and suffering? Before exonerating or condemning all of them, it is necessary to
consider the differences in bystanders. For the context of the Holocaust, a bystander is someone who
was neither a target of the Nazis or a Nazi themselves. Putting all of these people in the same group is
an oversimplification, because it ignores the power system in place during the Holocaust and the
various positions of bystanders in that system. The wealthy business owner is not the same as the
working class mother of four. In this situation, one has considerable power and ability, and the other
does not. Applying a blanket statement, and calling the latter unjust when they are ordinary people in a
time of horrific war is contrary to reason. It is also necessary to consider the extent of bystander s
actions. Have their actions merely helped to ensure their own survival, or do they directly hurt
Holocaust victims? The magnitude of each situation is varied. In conclusion, to gauge the morality of
a bystander s actions, they need to be judged on an individual basis, with two qualities in mind: that
person s ability to act and the effect of their actions. In All But My Life, the memoir of Holocaust
survivor Gerda Weissmann Klein, the first bystanders the audience
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It is a challenge to reconcile human beliefs in compassion and morality with the actions, or inactions,
of bystanders in the Holocaust. How is it possible that hundreds of thousands of people stood by while
millions faced pain and suffering? Before exonerating or condemning all of them, it is necessary to
consider the differences in bystanders. For the context of the Holocaust, a bystander is someone who
was neither a target of the Nazis or a Nazi themselves. Putting all of these people in the same group is
an oversimplification, because it ignores the power system in place during the Holocaust and the
various positions of bystanders in that system. The wealthy business owner is not the same as the
working class mother of four. In this situation, one has considerable power and ability, and the other
does not. Applying a blanket statement, and calling the latter unjust when they are ordinary people in a
time of horrific war is contrary to reason. It is also necessary to consider the extent of bystander s
actions. Have their actions merely helped to ensure their own survival, or do they directly hurt
Holocaust victims? The magnitude of each situation is varied. In conclusion, to gauge the morality of
a bystander s actions, they need to be judged on an individual basis, with two qualities in mind: that
person s ability to act and the effect of their actions. In All But My Life, the memoir of Holocaust
survivor Gerda Weissmann Klein, the first bystanders the audience
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Bishop T. D. Jakes And Elevation Church s Steven Furtick
Interview Reflection In class, we viewed a discussion between bishop T.D. Jakes and Elevation
Church s Steven Furtick. Jakes recently released a book by the title of Soar. This book gives insights
into business and success through the lense of a Christian perspective. Many things he said were great
takeaways; but one particular topic I would like to reflect on is the idea of asking God for things. We
find ourselves asking God for tables. God doesn t make tables, He makes trees. Sometimes we want
something super specific and nice without doing anything ourselves. It is hard to draw the line
between how much free will we have, because of the fact that God is all knowing and all powerful.
However, we should remember, as Christians, that God
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Interview Reflection In class, we viewed a discussion between bishop T.D. Jakes and Elevation
Church s Steven Furtick. Jakes recently released a book by the title of Soar. This book gives insights
into business and success through the lense of a Christian perspective. Many things he said were great
takeaways; but one particular topic I would like to reflect on is the idea of asking God for things. We
find ourselves asking God for tables. God doesn t make tables, He makes trees. Sometimes we want
something super specific and nice without doing anything ourselves. It is hard to draw the line
between how much free will we have, because of the fact that God is all knowing and all powerful.
However, we should remember, as Christians, that God
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The Developmental Coordination Disorder Questionnaire
PART 1 TEST REVIEW: TEST/INSTRUMENT: The Developmental Coordination Disorder
Questionnaire 2007 (DCDQ 07) AUTHORS: BN Wilson, BJ Kaplan, SG Crawford, and G Roberts
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2007 (original was published in 1999) PUBLISHER: Alberta Children s
Hospital Decision Support Research Team TYPE OF TEST: 1. The Developmental Coordination
Disorder Questionnaire 07 is administered to individuals from a child s parent. 2. The DCDQ 07 is not
in itself norm standardized, but the test does ask parents to think of other children the child s age when
filling out the test. It is strongly recommended to refer to a test that is norm referenced in order to
determine if there is a developmental problem that should be addressed further. The DCDQ 07 is
designed in a way that may over estimate coordination problems in order to not risk missing any
children. The DCDQ is essentially used as a pre screening tool in order to indicate if a child should be
assessed more. 3. The DCDQ 07 is criterion referenced. It asks for information to identify the
possibility of the presence of criterion B of Developmental Coordination Disorder in the DSM.
PURPOSE OF TEST: The purpose of the DCDQ 07 is for parents to assess children from 5 15 on their
motor control and abilities to check for the possibility of Developmental Coordination Disorder.
SUGGESTED USE: The DCDQ 07 is not meant to be used to diagnose Developmental Coordination
Disorder, and it often recognizes children that are normal as a possible
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PART 1 TEST REVIEW: TEST/INSTRUMENT: The Developmental Coordination Disorder
Questionnaire 2007 (DCDQ 07) AUTHORS: BN Wilson, BJ Kaplan, SG Crawford, and G Roberts
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2007 (original was published in 1999) PUBLISHER: Alberta Children s
Hospital Decision Support Research Team TYPE OF TEST: 1. The Developmental Coordination
Disorder Questionnaire 07 is administered to individuals from a child s parent. 2. The DCDQ 07 is not
in itself norm standardized, but the test does ask parents to think of other children the child s age when
filling out the test. It is strongly recommended to refer to a test that is norm referenced in order to
determine if there is a developmental problem that should be addressed further. The DCDQ 07 is
designed in a way that may over estimate coordination problems in order to not risk missing any
children. The DCDQ is essentially used as a pre screening tool in order to indicate if a child should be
assessed more. 3. The DCDQ 07 is criterion referenced. It asks for information to identify the
possibility of the presence of criterion B of Developmental Coordination Disorder in the DSM.
PURPOSE OF TEST: The purpose of the DCDQ 07 is for parents to assess children from 5 15 on their
motor control and abilities to check for the possibility of Developmental Coordination Disorder.
SUGGESTED USE: The DCDQ 07 is not meant to be used to diagnose Developmental Coordination
Disorder, and it often recognizes children that are normal as a possible
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Second Industrial Revolution Essay
An Industrial Revolution is the change in social and economic organization that resulted from the
replacement of the hand tools with machines and from the development of large scale industrial
production (Danzer R50). The Second Industrial Revolution happened nearly one hundred years later
after the First Industrial Revolution in England during the 1760s (Fagnilli 7). The Second Industrial
Revolution was the cause of new inventions, government support for business, common natural
resources, and increasing population (Fagnilli 7). The Industrial Revolution in the United States had
impact on the economy, cities, workers, and environment (Fagnilli 7). The Second Industrial
Revolution in the United States was paramount to changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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During the Second Industrial Revolution the work conditions in the big factories was very poor. In the
dangerous factories there were over two thousand deaths and twenty thousand injuries per year
(Fagnilli 7). The majority of the workers in the poor work conditioned factories were immigrants
(Fagnilli 7). In the Central Pacific, factories workers were mostly immigrants of Chinese or Hispanic
descent (Fagnilli 7). In the Union Pacific, factories workers were mostly Irish, African American, or
Civil War Veterans (Fagnilli 7). The Chinese workers that worked in the west made around thirty
dollars per month (Fagnilli 7). The average white worker would make around forty to sixty dollars per
month with meals includes (Fagnilli 7). The factory owners would discriminate against people by their
race. The conditions inside the factories were horrible, they called them sweatshops. A sweatshop is a
shop or factory in which employees work for long hours at low wages and under unhealthy conditions
(Merriam Webster). The poor work conditions and low wages in the workplace is what caused many
strikes throughout the nation, leading to union s. In the Second Industrial Revolution there was a great
deal of work being done but the workers had to go through poor work conditions to be able to have a
meal on the table for there family. In the 1860s through the 1900s, the working person was greatly
impacted by the Second Industrial Revolution.
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An Industrial Revolution is the change in social and economic organization that resulted from the
replacement of the hand tools with machines and from the development of large scale industrial
production (Danzer R50). The Second Industrial Revolution happened nearly one hundred years later
after the First Industrial Revolution in England during the 1760s (Fagnilli 7). The Second Industrial
Revolution was the cause of new inventions, government support for business, common natural
resources, and increasing population (Fagnilli 7). The Industrial Revolution in the United States had
impact on the economy, cities, workers, and environment (Fagnilli 7). The Second Industrial
Revolution in the United States was paramount to changes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
During the Second Industrial Revolution the work conditions in the big factories was very poor. In the
dangerous factories there were over two thousand deaths and twenty thousand injuries per year
(Fagnilli 7). The majority of the workers in the poor work conditioned factories were immigrants
(Fagnilli 7). In the Central Pacific, factories workers were mostly immigrants of Chinese or Hispanic
descent (Fagnilli 7). In the Union Pacific, factories workers were mostly Irish, African American, or
Civil War Veterans (Fagnilli 7). The Chinese workers that worked in the west made around thirty
dollars per month (Fagnilli 7). The average white worker would make around forty to sixty dollars per
month with meals includes (Fagnilli 7). The factory owners would discriminate against people by their
race. The conditions inside the factories were horrible, they called them sweatshops. A sweatshop is a
shop or factory in which employees work for long hours at low wages and under unhealthy conditions
(Merriam Webster). The poor work conditions and low wages in the workplace is what caused many
strikes throughout the nation, leading to union s. In the Second Industrial Revolution there was a great
deal of work being done but the workers had to go through poor work conditions to be able to have a
meal on the table for there family. In the 1860s through the 1900s, the working person was greatly
impacted by the Second Industrial Revolution.
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The Opera Of Turandot By Giacomo Puccini
Opera Paper Turandot Turandot is a dramatic opera that was performed in the Metropolitan Opera in
2009. Turandot was written by Giacomo Puccini. This rendition of Turandot was produced by Franco
Zeffirelli, and directed by Andris Nelsons. In this beautiful performance of Turandot, we see Maria
Guleghina as Princess Turandot, Mariana Poplavskaya as Lui and Calaf as play by Marcello Giodani.
With all of these talented actors and show personnel, this production remains one of the best known
film adaptations of Turandot. The composer of Turandot is Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele
Secondo Maria Puccini, who was born on December 28, 1858 in the small town of Lucca Italy.
Puccini came from 5 generations of musicians and began writing operas at the age of 21. His realistic
verismo style, which means truth or reality in Italian, allowed him to identify with his characters in a
realistic way and his operas reflect real life situations. Puccini liked to write operas with heroines
rather than heroes. His operas almost always include a death for the sake of love. Despite his operatic
genius, Puccini only wrote ten operas in his lifetime. He died on November 22, 1924 at the age of 66.
At the time of his death, he was only one act short of completing Turandot. His close friend and fellow
composer, Arturo Toscanini, finished Turandot shortly after his death. Puccini has been referred to by
many critics as the greatest composer of Italian opera after Verdi (Brittanica.com).
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Opera Paper Turandot Turandot is a dramatic opera that was performed in the Metropolitan Opera in
2009. Turandot was written by Giacomo Puccini. This rendition of Turandot was produced by Franco
Zeffirelli, and directed by Andris Nelsons. In this beautiful performance of Turandot, we see Maria
Guleghina as Princess Turandot, Mariana Poplavskaya as Lui and Calaf as play by Marcello Giodani.
With all of these talented actors and show personnel, this production remains one of the best known
film adaptations of Turandot. The composer of Turandot is Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele
Secondo Maria Puccini, who was born on December 28, 1858 in the small town of Lucca Italy.
Puccini came from 5 generations of musicians and began writing operas at the age of 21. His realistic
verismo style, which means truth or reality in Italian, allowed him to identify with his characters in a
realistic way and his operas reflect real life situations. Puccini liked to write operas with heroines
rather than heroes. His operas almost always include a death for the sake of love. Despite his operatic
genius, Puccini only wrote ten operas in his lifetime. He died on November 22, 1924 at the age of 66.
At the time of his death, he was only one act short of completing Turandot. His close friend and fellow
composer, Arturo Toscanini, finished Turandot shortly after his death. Puccini has been referred to by
many critics as the greatest composer of Italian opera after Verdi (Brittanica.com).
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