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The Euthyphro, Socrates And Euthyphro
Ortecia Guity
Introduction to Philosophy
4/30/15
In Plato s Euthyphro, Socrates and Euthyphro have a battle concerning the meaning of piety. Socrates
interrogates Euthyphro on whether or not is possible to have an objective definite definition of a
concept/object. This came to be known as Euthyphro s Dilemma. This argument can be clarified as
follows; what is dear to the gods is pious, and what is not is impious : if an object is God love, than the
object must be loved by all Gods; therefore, pious objects are those that are necessarily loved by all
Gods. (10a). The dilemma emanates when one realizes it is God loved if it is pious, and pious due to
being God loved; in this case, piety in itself would be considered irrational in ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Also justice should be applied and any man who breaks the law should be prosecuted. Euthyphro s
second attempt to define piety is; What is dear to the gods is pious, and what is not is impious (7a).
What he s saying is that actions that are pleasing to the gods would be pious and those opposed to
them are impious. Socrates didn t agree with this because what s pleasing to one god isn t to another,
thus piety cannot be simply what is dear to the gods. In the real world, we could apply this to a
religion that serves one God, Christianity. By being a Christian we work to live our lives in a positive
way by what s written in the bible. But are our actions pious because God tells us to do so, or does
God tell us to do them because they are pious? In comparison to Euthyphro, our actions are pious
because God says to do them, while he says if were not pleasing the gods than were not pious.
Because we believe that God is omnipotent, we view his work as pious and want to live by his word.
Socrates points out that he has yet to answer the question and asks, how can you be so sure that your
action is not impious? His third attempt; The godly and the pious is a part of the just that is the care of
the gods, while that concerned with the care of men is the remaining part of justice (12e). Euthyphro
basically believes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ortecia Guity
Introduction to Philosophy
4/30/15
In Plato s Euthyphro, Socrates and Euthyphro have a battle concerning the meaning of piety. Socrates
interrogates Euthyphro on whether or not is possible to have an objective definite definition of a
concept/object. This came to be known as Euthyphro s Dilemma. This argument can be clarified as
follows; what is dear to the gods is pious, and what is not is impious : if an object is God love, than the
object must be loved by all Gods; therefore, pious objects are those that are necessarily loved by all
Gods. (10a). The dilemma emanates when one realizes it is God loved if it is pious, and pious due to
being God loved; in this case, piety in itself would be considered irrational in ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Also justice should be applied and any man who breaks the law should be prosecuted. Euthyphro s
second attempt to define piety is; What is dear to the gods is pious, and what is not is impious (7a).
What he s saying is that actions that are pleasing to the gods would be pious and those opposed to
them are impious. Socrates didn t agree with this because what s pleasing to one god isn t to another,
thus piety cannot be simply what is dear to the gods. In the real world, we could apply this to a
religion that serves one God, Christianity. By being a Christian we work to live our lives in a positive
way by what s written in the bible. But are our actions pious because God tells us to do so, or does
God tell us to do them because they are pious? In comparison to Euthyphro, our actions are pious
because God says to do them, while he says if were not pleasing the gods than were not pious.
Because we believe that God is omnipotent, we view his work as pious and want to live by his word.
Socrates points out that he has yet to answer the question and asks, how can you be so sure that your
action is not impious? His third attempt; The godly and the pious is a part of the just that is the care of
the gods, while that concerned with the care of men is the remaining part of justice (12e). Euthyphro
basically believes
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Changes Due to English Evolution Affect Integrity of the...
Catholic leaders had control of the Holy Bible without many recorded challenges for more than one
thousand years, according to several historical documents. Church authorities told church members
they could neither read nor interpret the text themselves. The principles clergy taught in church were
what churchgoers often believed. Eventually, a high ranking German monk named Martin Luther
challenged church officials in the 16th century and began reading and interpreting the Scriptures. As
he studied the Bible, he found many faults in the Catholic Church s teachings and believed everyone
should have an opportunity to read the Bible himself or herself and determine what the Bible meant.
During this Protestant Reformation period, many churches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
There are some valid reasons for updating the words and sentence structure of the Bible s text, but
there are also reasons to leave the passages as close to their original meaning and syntax as possible.
Hillel Halkin, in his article Doing Justice to the Bible, writes that new translations were driven by two
motivating forces. [First, there was a] desire to apply to Bible translation the new philosophical,
archaeological, and historical knowledge that modern scholarship had made available. [Second,
scholars wanted] to adopt a freer approach to a Hebrew and Greek text no longer considered the
revealed truth but rather, in the spirit of the 20th century, a great cultural and spiritual document
composed by different authors in different periods and best approached with the flexibility that any
good literary translation should have (55). While these two proposals seem like a good idea for most
manuscripts, the Bible is not just another book. Those of the Christian faith often acknowledge the
Bible as a sacred book inspired directly by God. In Hebrews 4:12 of the New International Version of
the Bible, the collection of books describes itself as living and active. Sharper than any double edged
sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, dividing joints and marrow; it judges the attitudes
and thoughts of the heart. The Bible has become so influential that it became the first book translated
into more than one language, and it has been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Catholic leaders had control of the Holy Bible without many recorded challenges for more than one
thousand years, according to several historical documents. Church authorities told church members
they could neither read nor interpret the text themselves. The principles clergy taught in church were
what churchgoers often believed. Eventually, a high ranking German monk named Martin Luther
challenged church officials in the 16th century and began reading and interpreting the Scriptures. As
he studied the Bible, he found many faults in the Catholic Church s teachings and believed everyone
should have an opportunity to read the Bible himself or herself and determine what the Bible meant.
During this Protestant Reformation period, many churches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
There are some valid reasons for updating the words and sentence structure of the Bible s text, but
there are also reasons to leave the passages as close to their original meaning and syntax as possible.
Hillel Halkin, in his article Doing Justice to the Bible, writes that new translations were driven by two
motivating forces. [First, there was a] desire to apply to Bible translation the new philosophical,
archaeological, and historical knowledge that modern scholarship had made available. [Second,
scholars wanted] to adopt a freer approach to a Hebrew and Greek text no longer considered the
revealed truth but rather, in the spirit of the 20th century, a great cultural and spiritual document
composed by different authors in different periods and best approached with the flexibility that any
good literary translation should have (55). While these two proposals seem like a good idea for most
manuscripts, the Bible is not just another book. Those of the Christian faith often acknowledge the
Bible as a sacred book inspired directly by God. In Hebrews 4:12 of the New International Version of
the Bible, the collection of books describes itself as living and active. Sharper than any double edged
sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, dividing joints and marrow; it judges the attitudes
and thoughts of the heart. The Bible has become so influential that it became the first book translated
into more than one language, and it has been
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Diabetes Self-Related Study Examples
CHAPTER 5: Discussion A gap in knowledge exists in the understanding of the influence of risk
perception on adherence to treatments related to diabetes. The purpose of this explanatory, descriptive
study was to address the perceptions of risk and its relationship with self care adherence in those with
T2DM. This discussion is structured to address the major findings found within the results of the three
aims of this study, which were the following: Aim 1: To quantitatively describe risk perception in
persons with T2DM. Aim 2: To describe levels of adherence for diabetes self care behaviors, including
medication use, diet, exercise, foot care, smoking, and self monitoring of blood glucose. Aim 3: To
examine the relationship between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Risk perception was separated into those opposing constructs for this study because of previous
research on the topic (Fischoff et al., 1978; Slovic et al., 2007) and the desire to have study questions
that the general public could comprehend. Moreover, optimism bias has been noted in previous risk
perception research (Walker et al., 2003), and the harm and benefit perception questions asked in this
particular study could elicit similar biases. Previous research has indicated risk perception differed
between different races/ethnicities (Slovic, 2007). It was decided to not include race as a control
variable in this study because of the location of the sample, which would yield such a small proportion
of non white respondents as to render responses meaningless and/or difficult to interpret. Therefore,
future research could explore both if race and if location influences risk perception and adherence to
treatments.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
CHAPTER 5: Discussion A gap in knowledge exists in the understanding of the influence of risk
perception on adherence to treatments related to diabetes. The purpose of this explanatory, descriptive
study was to address the perceptions of risk and its relationship with self care adherence in those with
T2DM. This discussion is structured to address the major findings found within the results of the three
aims of this study, which were the following: Aim 1: To quantitatively describe risk perception in
persons with T2DM. Aim 2: To describe levels of adherence for diabetes self care behaviors, including
medication use, diet, exercise, foot care, smoking, and self monitoring of blood glucose. Aim 3: To
examine the relationship between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Risk perception was separated into those opposing constructs for this study because of previous
research on the topic (Fischoff et al., 1978; Slovic et al., 2007) and the desire to have study questions
that the general public could comprehend. Moreover, optimism bias has been noted in previous risk
perception research (Walker et al., 2003), and the harm and benefit perception questions asked in this
particular study could elicit similar biases. Previous research has indicated risk perception differed
between different races/ethnicities (Slovic, 2007). It was decided to not include race as a control
variable in this study because of the location of the sample, which would yield such a small proportion
of non white respondents as to render responses meaningless and/or difficult to interpret. Therefore,
future research could explore both if race and if location influences risk perception and adherence to
treatments.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How People Face Adversity
Some examples of how people face adversity: People face adversity by not panicking and not being
nervous,taking a positive attitude and by facing their fears,and this some examples of how people in
real life faced adversity like michael Jordan,Bethany Hamilton and cpt.sullenburger.
Michael Jordan adversity was that when he was in high school he went to try out for the basketball but
the coach told him that he was too short to be in the team.and he faced his adversity by not giving up
and by working out so he could get taller to try out for the basketball team the next year and the next
year he tried out and he was on of the best basketball players in the whole world.
Bethany hamiltons adversity is that she was surfing in the middle of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Some examples of how people face adversity: People face adversity by not panicking and not being
nervous,taking a positive attitude and by facing their fears,and this some examples of how people in
real life faced adversity like michael Jordan,Bethany Hamilton and cpt.sullenburger.
Michael Jordan adversity was that when he was in high school he went to try out for the basketball but
the coach told him that he was too short to be in the team.and he faced his adversity by not giving up
and by working out so he could get taller to try out for the basketball team the next year and the next
year he tried out and he was on of the best basketball players in the whole world.
Bethany hamiltons adversity is that she was surfing in the middle of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is Edward Son s Personality
Edward son of Henry the III, King of England, born on 1239 of June would soon come to inherit a
grand kingdom that could very well change much of Europe. Edwards father, Henry the III, was
married to Edwards s mother, Eleanor of Provence, and during this time period it was very much
uncertain if Edward the newly born son could live up to his father s expectations. While Edward grew
up, just as any young man, his lust for power grew, which made him a boy of reckless decisions.
Henry the III was not very satisfied with his son s rebellious attitude. In fact, Edward would come to
be friends with a man named Simon de Montfort, who was the husband of another Eleanor, which was
Henry the III s sister. England was in grave danger as Edwards hunger for power was driving him to
irresponsible excesses and creating scandal in the country at large. While Edward was running around
causing trouble, the council of England removed much of Henry the III s executive power, and at last
the king was no longer, but a showcase. Henry the III had been ruling carelessly and this in fact
damaged Edwards image and inheritance, so Edward did what was probably not expected from his
father. Edward soon joined forces with Simon de Montfort who was leading a rebellion against King
Henry and was very successful in attracting men of England to topple Henrys reign. As Edward
became more socialized with this new group of rebels, he would soon come to realize that he was now
fighting against his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Edward son of Henry the III, King of England, born on 1239 of June would soon come to inherit a
grand kingdom that could very well change much of Europe. Edwards father, Henry the III, was
married to Edwards s mother, Eleanor of Provence, and during this time period it was very much
uncertain if Edward the newly born son could live up to his father s expectations. While Edward grew
up, just as any young man, his lust for power grew, which made him a boy of reckless decisions.
Henry the III was not very satisfied with his son s rebellious attitude. In fact, Edward would come to
be friends with a man named Simon de Montfort, who was the husband of another Eleanor, which was
Henry the III s sister. England was in grave danger as Edwards hunger for power was driving him to
irresponsible excesses and creating scandal in the country at large. While Edward was running around
causing trouble, the council of England removed much of Henry the III s executive power, and at last
the king was no longer, but a showcase. Henry the III had been ruling carelessly and this in fact
damaged Edwards image and inheritance, so Edward did what was probably not expected from his
father. Edward soon joined forces with Simon de Montfort who was leading a rebellion against King
Henry and was very successful in attracting men of England to topple Henrys reign. As Edward
became more socialized with this new group of rebels, he would soon come to realize that he was now
fighting against his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Langston Hughes Guilt
Langston Hughes definitely wanted to get an extremely critical point across with this essay. That point
was about the amount of guilt a young teenager can experience when not reaching the religious
standards that were established by those around them. This also brings up many questions similar to,
Is a young teenager s brain capable of comprehending religious concepts? and Does society pressure
young people into being a certain way? I believe these are the types of questions that the author truly
wants readers to consider. These issues weren t difficult to capture from the essay due to Mr. Hughes s
clever cause and effect technique. For instance, we saw Langston Hughes s emotional reaction to the
lie he had made about seeing Jesus.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Langston Hughes definitely wanted to get an extremely critical point across with this essay. That point
was about the amount of guilt a young teenager can experience when not reaching the religious
standards that were established by those around them. This also brings up many questions similar to,
Is a young teenager s brain capable of comprehending religious concepts? and Does society pressure
young people into being a certain way? I believe these are the types of questions that the author truly
wants readers to consider. These issues weren t difficult to capture from the essay due to Mr. Hughes s
clever cause and effect technique. For instance, we saw Langston Hughes s emotional reaction to the
lie he had made about seeing Jesus.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Immune To Reality By Daniel Gilbert Summary
Anybody can experience trauma, whether it s a man, a woman, or even a child. In fact, over half of the
population is expected to experience trauma at least once in their lifetimes. However, everyone will
respond to trauma in their own, unique, way, making it difficult to properly equip people with the tools
needed to heal from trauma in the event they experience it. Whereas the responses a person and his or
her body will have in the event of heart attack have been narrowed down to a small list, and can easily
be conveyed to the public through general guidelines or PSAs, the responses a person will have to
trauma can range anywhere from shrugging it off to suffering from post traumatic stress disorder
(PTSD). This is why the role of mental health professionals, such as therapists, is crucial in regards to
helping sufferers of trauma. These professionals are specially trained to be capable of identifying and
understanding the responses a person is having to a traumatic experience, as well as the optimal ways
to go about the healing process. In Daniel Gilbert s Stumbling on Happiness, specifically the chapter
titled Immune to Reality, he analyzes what he calls the psychological immune system, a defence
mechanism of the psyche which plays a prominent role in how a person will respond in the event of
trauma. While Gilbert outlines the mechanisms that cause people to respond to trauma in the way that
they do, Dana Becker, author of One Nation Under Stress, looks at the actual
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Anybody can experience trauma, whether it s a man, a woman, or even a child. In fact, over half of the
population is expected to experience trauma at least once in their lifetimes. However, everyone will
respond to trauma in their own, unique, way, making it difficult to properly equip people with the tools
needed to heal from trauma in the event they experience it. Whereas the responses a person and his or
her body will have in the event of heart attack have been narrowed down to a small list, and can easily
be conveyed to the public through general guidelines or PSAs, the responses a person will have to
trauma can range anywhere from shrugging it off to suffering from post traumatic stress disorder
(PTSD). This is why the role of mental health professionals, such as therapists, is crucial in regards to
helping sufferers of trauma. These professionals are specially trained to be capable of identifying and
understanding the responses a person is having to a traumatic experience, as well as the optimal ways
to go about the healing process. In Daniel Gilbert s Stumbling on Happiness, specifically the chapter
titled Immune to Reality, he analyzes what he calls the psychological immune system, a defence
mechanism of the psyche which plays a prominent role in how a person will respond in the event of
trauma. While Gilbert outlines the mechanisms that cause people to respond to trauma in the way that
they do, Dana Becker, author of One Nation Under Stress, looks at the actual
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Bronze Statuette
The Bronze Statuette of a Veiled and Masked Dancer is a small bronze statuette, measuring just over
eight inches, that dates from the 3rd to 2nd century B.C., Hellenistic Greece. The Dancer is displayed
in a glass box, just below eye level, which makes her accessible to be viewed all the way around. She
is completely covered save for her eyes, hands, and one foot. Wearing a dress and a veil pulled taught
by a corner in each hand, the woman is said to be dancer from Alexandria, Egypt. Both the
undergarment and veil fall in deep pleats across her body; in some areas, the fabric is thin enough to
reveal the movement of her muscles under the fabric. One arm cuts across her body, holding the veil
up by her opposite ear. Her eyes, not covered by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her clothing, which falls in many layers, both obscures and reveals her figure. The only areas of her
person which are visible are her eyes, both hands, and one extended foot. Even though only a minimal
amount of skin is exposed, her heavy clothing does not necessarily entail a virginal or innocent
demeanor. The express intent of her dancing is unclear. The heavy fabric which clings to her hips and
sides could convey seduction. Or rather, a bashful disposition which hides under many layers and is
only embolden to entice through motion. The face of the Dancer does not provide any further
clarification. Her entire face is masked, leaving only two half closed eyes visible. Perhaps, the Dancer
is not performing for a specific audience or person, but rather for the joy and pleasure of creative
expression. Whatever the case, the Dancer is available to adopt many personas because her figure is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Bronze Statuette of a Veiled and Masked Dancer is a small bronze statuette, measuring just over
eight inches, that dates from the 3rd to 2nd century B.C., Hellenistic Greece. The Dancer is displayed
in a glass box, just below eye level, which makes her accessible to be viewed all the way around. She
is completely covered save for her eyes, hands, and one foot. Wearing a dress and a veil pulled taught
by a corner in each hand, the woman is said to be dancer from Alexandria, Egypt. Both the
undergarment and veil fall in deep pleats across her body; in some areas, the fabric is thin enough to
reveal the movement of her muscles under the fabric. One arm cuts across her body, holding the veil
up by her opposite ear. Her eyes, not covered by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her clothing, which falls in many layers, both obscures and reveals her figure. The only areas of her
person which are visible are her eyes, both hands, and one extended foot. Even though only a minimal
amount of skin is exposed, her heavy clothing does not necessarily entail a virginal or innocent
demeanor. The express intent of her dancing is unclear. The heavy fabric which clings to her hips and
sides could convey seduction. Or rather, a bashful disposition which hides under many layers and is
only embolden to entice through motion. The face of the Dancer does not provide any further
clarification. Her entire face is masked, leaving only two half closed eyes visible. Perhaps, the Dancer
is not performing for a specific audience or person, but rather for the joy and pleasure of creative
expression. Whatever the case, the Dancer is available to adopt many personas because her figure is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Influence Of John Locke On Personal Identity
According to John Locke the question what are you? is personal identity. As for what personal identity
is Locke states, depends on consciousness, not on substance or a soul (John Locke: An Essay
Concerning Human Understanding). Locke seems to define memories as the source of a consciousness
in his chapter of Identity and Diversity. In addition, Locke believes that consciousness is independent
from all substances, but cannot exist independently without a body or a mind. However, that doesn t
mean that consciousness is confined to a particular body or mind. For example, in Locke s Chapter
XXVII Of Identity and Diversity states, Upon separation of this little finger, should this consciousness
go along with the little finger, and leave the rest of the body, it is evident the little finger would be the
person, the same person; and self then would have nothing to do with the rest of the body. . Locke
asserts that this applies to all parts of the body. This would suggest that if a person fell into a coma,
they would be dead according to lock. As they no longer have any awareness or can access their
memories. Unless somehow the person s consciousness could be inserted into another individual. For
example, if the person in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alzheimer s is a severe form of dementia that gradually eradicates a person s cognitive abilities. The
symptoms include loss of memory, disorientation, mood swings, and behavioral issues. As Alzheimer
s progresses the victim begins to lose control of their bodily functions such as eating, walking, sitting
up, and going to the bathroom by their self (7 Stages of Alzheimer s Disease and What They Look
Like). Consequently, Lock s ideology would not declare them as a person because they can no longer
recall their memories. If they are no longer a person than human rights do not apply to them anymore,
which could result in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to John Locke the question what are you? is personal identity. As for what personal identity
is Locke states, depends on consciousness, not on substance or a soul (John Locke: An Essay
Concerning Human Understanding). Locke seems to define memories as the source of a consciousness
in his chapter of Identity and Diversity. In addition, Locke believes that consciousness is independent
from all substances, but cannot exist independently without a body or a mind. However, that doesn t
mean that consciousness is confined to a particular body or mind. For example, in Locke s Chapter
XXVII Of Identity and Diversity states, Upon separation of this little finger, should this consciousness
go along with the little finger, and leave the rest of the body, it is evident the little finger would be the
person, the same person; and self then would have nothing to do with the rest of the body. . Locke
asserts that this applies to all parts of the body. This would suggest that if a person fell into a coma,
they would be dead according to lock. As they no longer have any awareness or can access their
memories. Unless somehow the person s consciousness could be inserted into another individual. For
example, if the person in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alzheimer s is a severe form of dementia that gradually eradicates a person s cognitive abilities. The
symptoms include loss of memory, disorientation, mood swings, and behavioral issues. As Alzheimer
s progresses the victim begins to lose control of their bodily functions such as eating, walking, sitting
up, and going to the bathroom by their self (7 Stages of Alzheimer s Disease and What They Look
Like). Consequently, Lock s ideology would not declare them as a person because they can no longer
recall their memories. If they are no longer a person than human rights do not apply to them anymore,
which could result in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evaluation Of Five Bolted Tanks At A Museum System
CST inspected five bolted tanks at your facility on June 28, 2017. The inspected tanks consisted of
five bolted tanks 15 dia (10 staves) by 48 tall (6 rings). Three tanks are currently in service with a dry
product of plastic pellets. Two were out of service for inspection. The purpose of this inspection was
to check the integrity of each tank due to the recent purchase by Mohawk of the facility. Only three
data plates were found on the tanks and the SO# s are as follows Tank #3 92949, Tank #4 00006, and
Tank #5 00006 The following report describes the findings observed during the inspection,
recommendations to promote continued safe operation and supporting photos. All five tanks were
found to be in generally the same condition, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The tank top access ladder located on tanks 1 and 4 as well as the catwalks were secure and in safe
operating condition at the time of inspection. No damage or deflections were observed at this time
with the hopper. Tank Top (Roof) No damage was observed to any of the tank tops. No catwalk or roof
access was available to tank 3 (Photo 21). Site personal stated that they crawl over the top railing from
tank 2 s roof over onto tank 3 s roof. An OSHA approved catwalk system should be installed to safely
access tank 3 s roof. All open air atmospheric vents were open and free from obstructions. The bird
screens were in deteriorated condition (Photos 22 24). Recommendations 1) Seal the cracks within the
concrete pad to prevent further deteriorating and water egress as well as possible future damage. 2) If
new 1st rings are installed, new grout to CST standards and requirements should be installed. 3) Due
to the damage from corrosion and standing water within the saddles, it is recommended all saddles and
anchor bolts be replaced. 4) A new coating should be applied within the 12 months to prevent further
biological growth on the tank exterior and prevent additional corrosion across the tank hardware (nuts
and bolts) and the tank seams. 5) The first ring should be replaced on all 5 tanks to prevent a
catastrophic failure of a tank collapse due to the integrity of the 1st ring being
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CST inspected five bolted tanks at your facility on June 28, 2017. The inspected tanks consisted of
five bolted tanks 15 dia (10 staves) by 48 tall (6 rings). Three tanks are currently in service with a dry
product of plastic pellets. Two were out of service for inspection. The purpose of this inspection was
to check the integrity of each tank due to the recent purchase by Mohawk of the facility. Only three
data plates were found on the tanks and the SO# s are as follows Tank #3 92949, Tank #4 00006, and
Tank #5 00006 The following report describes the findings observed during the inspection,
recommendations to promote continued safe operation and supporting photos. All five tanks were
found to be in generally the same condition, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The tank top access ladder located on tanks 1 and 4 as well as the catwalks were secure and in safe
operating condition at the time of inspection. No damage or deflections were observed at this time
with the hopper. Tank Top (Roof) No damage was observed to any of the tank tops. No catwalk or roof
access was available to tank 3 (Photo 21). Site personal stated that they crawl over the top railing from
tank 2 s roof over onto tank 3 s roof. An OSHA approved catwalk system should be installed to safely
access tank 3 s roof. All open air atmospheric vents were open and free from obstructions. The bird
screens were in deteriorated condition (Photos 22 24). Recommendations 1) Seal the cracks within the
concrete pad to prevent further deteriorating and water egress as well as possible future damage. 2) If
new 1st rings are installed, new grout to CST standards and requirements should be installed. 3) Due
to the damage from corrosion and standing water within the saddles, it is recommended all saddles and
anchor bolts be replaced. 4) A new coating should be applied within the 12 months to prevent further
biological growth on the tank exterior and prevent additional corrosion across the tank hardware (nuts
and bolts) and the tank seams. 5) The first ring should be replaced on all 5 tanks to prevent a
catastrophic failure of a tank collapse due to the integrity of the 1st ring being
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We Are All Volunteers, With A Wide Range Of Experiences...
We have 50 minutes today and we would like to allow some time at the end for Q A. If you have
questions during our presentation, please jot them down and save them for the Q A. I you have
information to add to the presentation, please feel free to speak up. If at following the conclusion of
our time today you have questions or if there is an issue that you would like to ask us about, please
feel free to email us. Our contact information will be on the handout that we will give you as you
leave.
JULIA: 10 MIN
We are all volunteers, with a wide range of experiences and perspectives. There will be differences. It
is how we manage those differences that will determine whether they will get in the way of our ability
to act collectively as a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Conflict is normal...Resolution is not suppression or elimination, it is a process that can channel
energy constructively, may define the future, can be negotiated jointly, build better
relations/strengthen teams, expand opportunities where there is benefit to all involved.
CONFLICT SETTLEMENT is the solution or compromise imposed by mediation or arbitration.
The job of the president or team leader is to manage, resolve and settle conflicts so that they don t
interfere with the work of the board and undermine the ability of the organization to fulfill its mission
and strategic goals.
Who can tell us what kinds of things produce friction, conflicts or controversy in a volunteer
organization?
Conflict/controversy occurs when...
Unhelpful behavior in terms of interpersonal communication eg that is the way we ve always done
things , eg biased, unclear or limited communication;
Lack of information or transparency, rumor vs facts;
Different views of what information is important;
Varying interpretations of available information;
Different needs or interests and the perception that all the choices facing the organization are in
competition with one another;
Struggle over power or authority;
Differences in values eg different ways of understanding the world or different ideals in the broadest
sense (this is one of the most difficult types of conflict to resolve);
Leadership changes, status changes or other
We have 50 minutes today and we would like to allow some time at the end for Q A. If you have
questions during our presentation, please jot them down and save them for the Q A. I you have
information to add to the presentation, please feel free to speak up. If at following the conclusion of
our time today you have questions or if there is an issue that you would like to ask us about, please
feel free to email us. Our contact information will be on the handout that we will give you as you
leave.
JULIA: 10 MIN
We are all volunteers, with a wide range of experiences and perspectives. There will be differences. It
is how we manage those differences that will determine whether they will get in the way of our ability
to act collectively as a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Conflict is normal...Resolution is not suppression or elimination, it is a process that can channel
energy constructively, may define the future, can be negotiated jointly, build better
relations/strengthen teams, expand opportunities where there is benefit to all involved.
CONFLICT SETTLEMENT is the solution or compromise imposed by mediation or arbitration.
The job of the president or team leader is to manage, resolve and settle conflicts so that they don t
interfere with the work of the board and undermine the ability of the organization to fulfill its mission
and strategic goals.
Who can tell us what kinds of things produce friction, conflicts or controversy in a volunteer
organization?
Conflict/controversy occurs when...
Unhelpful behavior in terms of interpersonal communication eg that is the way we ve always done
things , eg biased, unclear or limited communication;
Lack of information or transparency, rumor vs facts;
Different views of what information is important;
Varying interpretations of available information;
Different needs or interests and the perception that all the choices facing the organization are in
competition with one another;
Struggle over power or authority;
Differences in values eg different ways of understanding the world or different ideals in the broadest
sense (this is one of the most difficult types of conflict to resolve);
Leadership changes, status changes or other
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The Morality Play Everyman
The morality play Everyman is a play during the medieval period that represent all mankind while
dramatizing evil characters and good characters. The play upholds Christian virtues as the characters
are presented with abstract qualities. The play starts with God talking to Death to convey a message to
Everyman a pilgrimage he must take because of the sins that everyman has commented. God is upset
with everyman because of unkind acts, plentiful sins, and worldly riches that man has commented
while living without fear. The morality play Everyman is a play that illustrate life and death as the
author show the perception of death to Everyman.
In this play, God has made Death mandatory to everyman, Lord, I will in the world go run over all,
And cruelly outsearch both great and small; Every man will I beset that liveth beastly Out of God s
laws, and dreadeth not folly; He that loveth riches I will strike with my dart, His sight to blind, and
from heaven to depart, Except that alms be his good friend, In hell for to dwell, world without end.
Lo, yonder I see Everyman walking; Full little he thinketh on my coming; His mind is on fleshly lust
and his treasure, And great pain it shall cause him to endure Before the Lord Heaven King
(Pavao, 2014). Death is not tempted by man persuasions as he must deliver God s message. Death,
thou mighty messenger, is sent to search out Everyman to rely a message that grave awaits him. When
Death approached Everyman, Everyman tells him, Oh
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The morality play Everyman is a play during the medieval period that represent all mankind while
dramatizing evil characters and good characters. The play upholds Christian virtues as the characters
are presented with abstract qualities. The play starts with God talking to Death to convey a message to
Everyman a pilgrimage he must take because of the sins that everyman has commented. God is upset
with everyman because of unkind acts, plentiful sins, and worldly riches that man has commented
while living without fear. The morality play Everyman is a play that illustrate life and death as the
author show the perception of death to Everyman.
In this play, God has made Death mandatory to everyman, Lord, I will in the world go run over all,
And cruelly outsearch both great and small; Every man will I beset that liveth beastly Out of God s
laws, and dreadeth not folly; He that loveth riches I will strike with my dart, His sight to blind, and
from heaven to depart, Except that alms be his good friend, In hell for to dwell, world without end.
Lo, yonder I see Everyman walking; Full little he thinketh on my coming; His mind is on fleshly lust
and his treasure, And great pain it shall cause him to endure Before the Lord Heaven King
(Pavao, 2014). Death is not tempted by man persuasions as he must deliver God s message. Death,
thou mighty messenger, is sent to search out Everyman to rely a message that grave awaits him. When
Death approached Everyman, Everyman tells him, Oh
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Darnay Vs Carton
In Charles Dickens s historical fiction, A Tale of Two Cities, set prior to and during the French
Revolution, Sydney Carton and Charles Darnay look almost identical and even share a few
characteristics, such as their love for one Lucie Manette and their being orphans, but overall they are
opposites of each other. The former is an alcoholic, aimless man, while the latter is more ambitious.
Despite these similarities and obvious differences, Sydney Carton s foil is not Charles Darnay, but
rather Madame Defarge, the wife of a wine shop owner in Saint Antoine, a suburb outside of Paris.
Like Carton and Darnay, the two share similarities and differences. While Sydney Carton and Madame
Defarge share the ability to go unnoticed while taking charge ... Show more content on
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Where Carton is full of love and compassion, Madame Defarge is full of hatred and cruelty. For
instance, Carton comforts a seamstress before their deaths despite being complete strangers. Before
she walks up to the guillotine, he tells her that there is no Time there, and no trouble there, (Dickens
380) referring to heaven. Even though he is also dying, he holds his head high to comfort a stranger. In
fact, according to Literary Critic David D. Marcus, [Carton s] changed state appears to the very last
not only in the dramatic act of dying in the place of another but also in the kindness that he displays
toward the seamstress who precedes him to the guillotine (Marcus 33). As Marcus mentions, Carton
dies in place of Darnay so that he can live peacefully with his family. Carton s legacy lives on through
the hearts of Lucie and Darnay as a result of his act of self sacrifice impacting their whole family. His
acts of kindness illustrate who Carton truly is. However, Madame Defarge dies without a legacy
because of her hateful and cruel actions. For instance, when she leads the women into the Bastille,
they are armed alike in revenge and hunger (Dickens 218). These women are hateful and see nothing
but revenge. Once again, Madame Defarge s bloodthirsty side is mentioned when Carton overhears
her telling her husband, I have this race a long time on my register, doomed to destruction and
extermination (345). Even though the Manettes had nothing to do with the Evrémonds crimes against
her family, she wants an entire innocent family to die. She dies by her own weapon during a scuffle
with Miss Pross without ever seeing her goals come to fruition. While Carton s memory lives on as a
result of his love and compassion, hatred taints Madame Defarge s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Charles Dickens s historical fiction, A Tale of Two Cities, set prior to and during the French
Revolution, Sydney Carton and Charles Darnay look almost identical and even share a few
characteristics, such as their love for one Lucie Manette and their being orphans, but overall they are
opposites of each other. The former is an alcoholic, aimless man, while the latter is more ambitious.
Despite these similarities and obvious differences, Sydney Carton s foil is not Charles Darnay, but
rather Madame Defarge, the wife of a wine shop owner in Saint Antoine, a suburb outside of Paris.
Like Carton and Darnay, the two share similarities and differences. While Sydney Carton and Madame
Defarge share the ability to go unnoticed while taking charge ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Where Carton is full of love and compassion, Madame Defarge is full of hatred and cruelty. For
instance, Carton comforts a seamstress before their deaths despite being complete strangers. Before
she walks up to the guillotine, he tells her that there is no Time there, and no trouble there, (Dickens
380) referring to heaven. Even though he is also dying, he holds his head high to comfort a stranger. In
fact, according to Literary Critic David D. Marcus, [Carton s] changed state appears to the very last
not only in the dramatic act of dying in the place of another but also in the kindness that he displays
toward the seamstress who precedes him to the guillotine (Marcus 33). As Marcus mentions, Carton
dies in place of Darnay so that he can live peacefully with his family. Carton s legacy lives on through
the hearts of Lucie and Darnay as a result of his act of self sacrifice impacting their whole family. His
acts of kindness illustrate who Carton truly is. However, Madame Defarge dies without a legacy
because of her hateful and cruel actions. For instance, when she leads the women into the Bastille,
they are armed alike in revenge and hunger (Dickens 218). These women are hateful and see nothing
but revenge. Once again, Madame Defarge s bloodthirsty side is mentioned when Carton overhears
her telling her husband, I have this race a long time on my register, doomed to destruction and
extermination (345). Even though the Manettes had nothing to do with the Evrémonds crimes against
her family, she wants an entire innocent family to die. She dies by her own weapon during a scuffle
with Miss Pross without ever seeing her goals come to fruition. While Carton s memory lives on as a
result of his love and compassion, hatred taints Madame Defarge s
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The Comparison Of Teenage Slang
One popular trend that American adults notice is the use and variety of teenage slang. The teenage
slang trend had existed for a while, but with every new generation, words are being added on the list.
Often time on the news adults try to help parents decode the teen s language to understand what their
children are saying in text, the internet, and even in person. Teenage slag is a unique language that we
teens use to relate to each other. The slag is an important cultural value, because social media had
caused it to expand to not only the United States, but also teens all over the world are using the slang
to put more emphasis into what they are saying. The slang that we use helps the younger generation to
bond and relate to each other in text as well as in person. Teenage slang adds to the American cultural
values because it shows that as Americans we can be private and informal. As Americans, we tend to
value some things differently than other countries. Two examples of what we value are informality
and privacy. Especially in the teenage slang culture, teens tend to develop their own language simply
for the privacy of their parents. In the Values Americans Live By article it explains, In the United
States, privacy is not only seen as a very positive condition, but it is also viewed as a requirement that
all humans would find equally necessary, desirable and satisfying (Kohls). This sentence explains that
privacy is sometimes a good thing to have in American culture.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One popular trend that American adults notice is the use and variety of teenage slang. The teenage
slang trend had existed for a while, but with every new generation, words are being added on the list.
Often time on the news adults try to help parents decode the teen s language to understand what their
children are saying in text, the internet, and even in person. Teenage slag is a unique language that we
teens use to relate to each other. The slag is an important cultural value, because social media had
caused it to expand to not only the United States, but also teens all over the world are using the slang
to put more emphasis into what they are saying. The slang that we use helps the younger generation to
bond and relate to each other in text as well as in person. Teenage slang adds to the American cultural
values because it shows that as Americans we can be private and informal. As Americans, we tend to
value some things differently than other countries. Two examples of what we value are informality
and privacy. Especially in the teenage slang culture, teens tend to develop their own language simply
for the privacy of their parents. In the Values Americans Live By article it explains, In the United
States, privacy is not only seen as a very positive condition, but it is also viewed as a requirement that
all humans would find equally necessary, desirable and satisfying (Kohls). This sentence explains that
privacy is sometimes a good thing to have in American culture.
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Arguments Against Male Birth Control
Since 1899, the array of male birth control options had been limited to Vasectomies, abstinence,
withdrawal, or condoms. The method of withdrawal has a low success rate, condoms are seen as
uncomfortable during sex, and vasectomies are too permanent. Withdrawal and abstinence are the
oldest forms of male contraceptives and before female birth control and condoms, the only form of
contraceptive. Vasectimes are effective at stoping sperm form leaving the testical, but the procedure is
done by surgery and is permanent. In contrast to the hundreds of flexible and effective birth control for
women, males options are meager at at best. The ideal birth control for both genders involves a long
lasting contraceptive, minimal to no side effects, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The model for male birth control has been based on previous female birth control models. A study in
Indonesia that employed both Depo Provera, a progestin used as a contraceptive in women, and one
form of testosterone resulted in a zero sperm count (Alexander).The common long term female birth
control, Depo Provera, it s now being used in trials as a form of male contraceptive. Depo Provera is a
combination of synthetic female hormones to create medroxyprogesterone acetate, or simulate
progestin. This tried and true method along with an injection of testosterone leads to males resulting in
zero sperm count. After 2 month of injections, progestin stops the production of sperm (Hutson). The
Progesterone is a female synthetic steroid that is used to thicken the mucus in the uterus not allowing
the sperm to travel to the egg. In men the effect, combined with testosterone, stops the productions of
sperm. Side effects to this method are mood swings, depression, and mild pain at injection site. The
hormones in the injections, override the current hormones that are producing sperm, and overload the
system decreases then eventually stop the production of sperm. The effective rate is 98 percent,
comparable to the Female version of contraceptives (Hudston).The rate of female birth control
effectiveness is 99%. It is easier in the human physiology to keep one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Since 1899, the array of male birth control options had been limited to Vasectomies, abstinence,
withdrawal, or condoms. The method of withdrawal has a low success rate, condoms are seen as
uncomfortable during sex, and vasectomies are too permanent. Withdrawal and abstinence are the
oldest forms of male contraceptives and before female birth control and condoms, the only form of
contraceptive. Vasectimes are effective at stoping sperm form leaving the testical, but the procedure is
done by surgery and is permanent. In contrast to the hundreds of flexible and effective birth control for
women, males options are meager at at best. The ideal birth control for both genders involves a long
lasting contraceptive, minimal to no side effects, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The model for male birth control has been based on previous female birth control models. A study in
Indonesia that employed both Depo Provera, a progestin used as a contraceptive in women, and one
form of testosterone resulted in a zero sperm count (Alexander).The common long term female birth
control, Depo Provera, it s now being used in trials as a form of male contraceptive. Depo Provera is a
combination of synthetic female hormones to create medroxyprogesterone acetate, or simulate
progestin. This tried and true method along with an injection of testosterone leads to males resulting in
zero sperm count. After 2 month of injections, progestin stops the production of sperm (Hutson). The
Progesterone is a female synthetic steroid that is used to thicken the mucus in the uterus not allowing
the sperm to travel to the egg. In men the effect, combined with testosterone, stops the productions of
sperm. Side effects to this method are mood swings, depression, and mild pain at injection site. The
hormones in the injections, override the current hormones that are producing sperm, and overload the
system decreases then eventually stop the production of sperm. The effective rate is 98 percent,
comparable to the Female version of contraceptives (Hudston).The rate of female birth control
effectiveness is 99%. It is easier in the human physiology to keep one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Roglove
Advances in human augmentation are providing prosthetics for injured veterans as well as tools for
workers so they can handle more difficult jobs. Exoskeletons are helping injured veterans learn to
walk by providing just enough support to make movement possible. i They also help strengthen
muscles dramatically all while not overwhelming the patient. Researchers at MIT just invented the
roboglove. It lets users do things like hold an object with a couple of fingers while using the others to
perform another job such as adding salt to a cup of liquid or opening the top of a jar. ii The roboglove
uses a system that teaches the robotic components to move based on human hand movements. It even
adjusts to a person s specific movements so it is easier to control. The ... Show more content on
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student at UC San Diego and first author of the study. The next step is to understand how and why this
metabolic pathway becomes impaired in the fat cells of these individuals. v As always the problem
will continue to be money. The U.S. government needs to fund more research dedicated to human
prosthetics. The possibilities are endless and this is where the future is taking our society. Investing in
technology that serves to benefit people is definitely something that needs to be done. NASA is at an
all time low for funding right now and that is very disappointing. With increased production for
machinery such as the roboglove comes increased environment concerns. The materials required to
make these new innovations are very expensive and complicated to produce. That being said pollution
will always play a role in the production of the roboglove. In terms of social issues there will always
be a moderately sized group of individuals who do not agree with some human prosthetics. Most of
the negativity comes from how the materials are actually obtained. The majority of the time, animals
have to be tested before humans receive the prosthetics. This definitely poses a problem for animal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advances in human augmentation are providing prosthetics for injured veterans as well as tools for
workers so they can handle more difficult jobs. Exoskeletons are helping injured veterans learn to
walk by providing just enough support to make movement possible. i They also help strengthen
muscles dramatically all while not overwhelming the patient. Researchers at MIT just invented the
roboglove. It lets users do things like hold an object with a couple of fingers while using the others to
perform another job such as adding salt to a cup of liquid or opening the top of a jar. ii The roboglove
uses a system that teaches the robotic components to move based on human hand movements. It even
adjusts to a person s specific movements so it is easier to control. The ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
student at UC San Diego and first author of the study. The next step is to understand how and why this
metabolic pathway becomes impaired in the fat cells of these individuals. v As always the problem
will continue to be money. The U.S. government needs to fund more research dedicated to human
prosthetics. The possibilities are endless and this is where the future is taking our society. Investing in
technology that serves to benefit people is definitely something that needs to be done. NASA is at an
all time low for funding right now and that is very disappointing. With increased production for
machinery such as the roboglove comes increased environment concerns. The materials required to
make these new innovations are very expensive and complicated to produce. That being said pollution
will always play a role in the production of the roboglove. In terms of social issues there will always
be a moderately sized group of individuals who do not agree with some human prosthetics. Most of
the negativity comes from how the materials are actually obtained. The majority of the time, animals
have to be tested before humans receive the prosthetics. This definitely poses a problem for animal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Men s National Soccer Team Failure Essay
The United States of America Men s Soccer team failed to qualify for the World Cup.For the first time
since 1986 the USA did not qualify for the World Cup due to the Team s failure. The 2017 Team has
not only let down the previous men s team, but the fans as well. Their horrifying performance is a sign
that they did not deserve to qualify anyway.
As stated by Brian Phillips, for the New York Times, this loss shows the lack of progression of the
program. For years United States soccer fans have clung on to the idea that the Men s National Team
was in a positive progression stage. That the Team was on the brink of finding their groove. This lost
to Trinidad and Tobago, the worst team in the CONCACAF, has revealed the unwanted truth. The
Men s National Soccer Team is a joke.
Landon Donovan, an American soccer star, said that The lack of urgency to really understand what
was it stake was really disheartening for me and candidly it was really hard to watch. Donovan is right
the lack of urgency from the team was alarming. I mean they only had to score three goals against the
worst team in their hexagon. They only scored one for the USA and one for Trinidad and Tobago.
While, Bruce Arena, the former head coach, stated Nothing has to change. This mentality might be the
reason he was let go, because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have found this extremely difficult to accept personally. Maybe this is due the high hopes that I
created, partly due to Christian Pulisic. The Bleacher Report goes on to explain that this opportunity
reveals the reality that USA s soccer quality is poor overall. I definitely agree with this. In America the
popular professional sports are football and baseball, not soccer. I mean the MLS is where european
players go to die, and American soccer fans cheer for Premier Teams because it is so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The United States of America Men s Soccer team failed to qualify for the World Cup.For the first time
since 1986 the USA did not qualify for the World Cup due to the Team s failure. The 2017 Team has
not only let down the previous men s team, but the fans as well. Their horrifying performance is a sign
that they did not deserve to qualify anyway.
As stated by Brian Phillips, for the New York Times, this loss shows the lack of progression of the
program. For years United States soccer fans have clung on to the idea that the Men s National Team
was in a positive progression stage. That the Team was on the brink of finding their groove. This lost
to Trinidad and Tobago, the worst team in the CONCACAF, has revealed the unwanted truth. The
Men s National Soccer Team is a joke.
Landon Donovan, an American soccer star, said that The lack of urgency to really understand what
was it stake was really disheartening for me and candidly it was really hard to watch. Donovan is right
the lack of urgency from the team was alarming. I mean they only had to score three goals against the
worst team in their hexagon. They only scored one for the USA and one for Trinidad and Tobago.
While, Bruce Arena, the former head coach, stated Nothing has to change. This mentality might be the
reason he was let go, because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have found this extremely difficult to accept personally. Maybe this is due the high hopes that I
created, partly due to Christian Pulisic. The Bleacher Report goes on to explain that this opportunity
reveals the reality that USA s soccer quality is poor overall. I definitely agree with this. In America the
popular professional sports are football and baseball, not soccer. I mean the MLS is where european
players go to die, and American soccer fans cheer for Premier Teams because it is so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cultural Differences And Cultural Diversity
In this study, the data being gathered was analyzed. The data was taken from the survey tests from 81
participants. Since there were a total of 81, 47 were males representing roughly 58% of the
respondents, and the remaining over 40% were female. Those participants were drawn from various
ethnicities that would include Asian, Black American, White Caucasian, and American Indian.
According to Brunner (2005), he confirmed that subjects of any studies that would relate to cultural
differences and cultural diversity would include those people who belonged to their ethnic origins (p.
28). Consequently, those participants were equally drawn from different countries in the world to
participate in the study (p. 28). A majority of the respondents could speak English and Arabic, which
represented 74.39% and 75.61% of language proficiency respectively. It revealed in the study that
Korean was the least spoken language among respondents at 1.22%. In fact, the age range that most
participants fell under was between 18 and 24 years followed by 25 30 years, which was amounting to
48.78% and 39.02% respectively.
Based on the study, when they were asked, which degree they wanted to complete at WMU, they
replied mostly to Bachelor s Degree. That was the choice for most participants representing 56.10%.
On the other hand, 1.22% of the participants did not choose any education programs offered at the
campus and opted for other specific reasons for their purpose in joining the institution.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this study, the data being gathered was analyzed. The data was taken from the survey tests from 81
participants. Since there were a total of 81, 47 were males representing roughly 58% of the
respondents, and the remaining over 40% were female. Those participants were drawn from various
ethnicities that would include Asian, Black American, White Caucasian, and American Indian.
According to Brunner (2005), he confirmed that subjects of any studies that would relate to cultural
differences and cultural diversity would include those people who belonged to their ethnic origins (p.
28). Consequently, those participants were equally drawn from different countries in the world to
participate in the study (p. 28). A majority of the respondents could speak English and Arabic, which
represented 74.39% and 75.61% of language proficiency respectively. It revealed in the study that
Korean was the least spoken language among respondents at 1.22%. In fact, the age range that most
participants fell under was between 18 and 24 years followed by 25 30 years, which was amounting to
48.78% and 39.02% respectively.
Based on the study, when they were asked, which degree they wanted to complete at WMU, they
replied mostly to Bachelor s Degree. That was the choice for most participants representing 56.10%.
On the other hand, 1.22% of the participants did not choose any education programs offered at the
campus and opted for other specific reasons for their purpose in joining the institution.
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Summary Of David Crystal Or Not 2b
In the article 2b or Not 2b by David Crystal, he explains why he thinks texting will not destroy
language. He infers that texting adds a new facet to communication. Crystal starts by establishing an
opposing argument in the introduction when he mentions John Humphrys I h8 txt msgs: How texting
is wrecking our language (335). One can deduce from the title of the article and Humphrys description
of texters as vandals who are doing to our language what Genghis Khan did to his neighbors 800 years
ago. (335) that Humphrys does not support texting. Crystal goes on to mention John Sutherland,
another man who describes texting as bleak, bald, sad shorthand. Drab shrinktalk ... Linguistically it s
all pig s ear ... it masks dyslexia, poor spelling and mental laziness. Texting is penmanship for
illiterates. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Texting has grown exponentially since then, but texting does not necessarily hinder literacy. Crystal
argues, Although many texters enjoy breaking linguistic rules, they also know they need to be
understood, (337). When the messages are longer, more abbreviations tend to be used. He references a
study that has proven that the number of abbreviations in a text message has resulted in higher scores
on reading and vocabulary tests. According to Crystal, you have to know how letters relate to sounds
throughout language to write
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In the article 2b or Not 2b by David Crystal, he explains why he thinks texting will not destroy
language. He infers that texting adds a new facet to communication. Crystal starts by establishing an
opposing argument in the introduction when he mentions John Humphrys I h8 txt msgs: How texting
is wrecking our language (335). One can deduce from the title of the article and Humphrys description
of texters as vandals who are doing to our language what Genghis Khan did to his neighbors 800 years
ago. (335) that Humphrys does not support texting. Crystal goes on to mention John Sutherland,
another man who describes texting as bleak, bald, sad shorthand. Drab shrinktalk ... Linguistically it s
all pig s ear ... it masks dyslexia, poor spelling and mental laziness. Texting is penmanship for
illiterates. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Texting has grown exponentially since then, but texting does not necessarily hinder literacy. Crystal
argues, Although many texters enjoy breaking linguistic rules, they also know they need to be
understood, (337). When the messages are longer, more abbreviations tend to be used. He references a
study that has proven that the number of abbreviations in a text message has resulted in higher scores
on reading and vocabulary tests. According to Crystal, you have to know how letters relate to sounds
throughout language to write
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Social Implications Of Armpit Diagnosing
Wondering how to stop armpit sweating? You re not alone. Over 8 million people these days suffer
from excessive sweating problems, not only of the underarms, but also of the palms, feet and face. It is
a condition known as Hyperhidrosis and yes, there are ways in which you can treat and drastically
reduce your sweating. It can be difficult dealing with the social implications of sweating excessively, I
know, but try out the following tips and see if it helps to make life more manageable for you. One way
how to stop armpit sweating is to simply change the way you re dressing. This involves wearing more
natural fibers that allow your body to breathe, such as wool and cotton. You want to eliminate fibers
such as polyester, nylon and the like.
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Wondering how to stop armpit sweating? You re not alone. Over 8 million people these days suffer
from excessive sweating problems, not only of the underarms, but also of the palms, feet and face. It is
a condition known as Hyperhidrosis and yes, there are ways in which you can treat and drastically
reduce your sweating. It can be difficult dealing with the social implications of sweating excessively, I
know, but try out the following tips and see if it helps to make life more manageable for you. One way
how to stop armpit sweating is to simply change the way you re dressing. This involves wearing more
natural fibers that allow your body to breathe, such as wool and cotton. You want to eliminate fibers
such as polyester, nylon and the like.
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Essay on Against Medical Marijuana
There currently exists some controversy concerning smoking marijuana as a medicine. Many well
intentioned leaders and members of the public have been misled by the well financed and organized
pro drug legalization lobby into believing there is merit to their argument that smoking marijuana is a
safe and effective medicine. A review of the scientific research, expert medical testimony, and
government agency findings shows this to be erroneous. There is no justification for using marijuana
as a medicine.
The California Narcotic Officers Association consists of over 7,000 criminal justice professionals who
are dedicated to protecting the public from the devastating ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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In 1993, for the first time after 12 years of steady decline, illicit drug use rose and continues to climb.
A major contributing factor is a message that drugs aren t so bad. To counter this just say yes
campaign, we feel compelled to provide the facts on the use of smoking marijuana as a medicine.
These well documented facts will prove beyond a doubt that MARIJUANA IS NOT A
MEDICINE.FACT: The movement to legitimize smoking marijuana as a medicine is NOT encouraged
by the pharmaceutical companies, Federal Food and Drug Administration, health and medical
associations, or medical experts; but instead by groups such as the National Organization for the
Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and the Drug Policy Foundation (DPF). These organizations
have little medical expertise and favor various forms of legalizing illicit drugs. Pro legalization
organizations have admitted that their strategy to legalize marijuana begins with legitimizing smoking
marijuana as a medicine. As reported in High Times magazine, the Director of NORML expressly
stated that the medicinal use of marijuana is an integral part of the strategy to legalize marijuana. Tony
Serra, a criminal defense attorney associated with the pro legalization groups, stated that medicinal
marijuana is
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There currently exists some controversy concerning smoking marijuana as a medicine. Many well
intentioned leaders and members of the public have been misled by the well financed and organized
pro drug legalization lobby into believing there is merit to their argument that smoking marijuana is a
safe and effective medicine. A review of the scientific research, expert medical testimony, and
government agency findings shows this to be erroneous. There is no justification for using marijuana
as a medicine.
The California Narcotic Officers Association consists of over 7,000 criminal justice professionals who
are dedicated to protecting the public from the devastating ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In 1993, for the first time after 12 years of steady decline, illicit drug use rose and continues to climb.
A major contributing factor is a message that drugs aren t so bad. To counter this just say yes
campaign, we feel compelled to provide the facts on the use of smoking marijuana as a medicine.
These well documented facts will prove beyond a doubt that MARIJUANA IS NOT A
MEDICINE.FACT: The movement to legitimize smoking marijuana as a medicine is NOT encouraged
by the pharmaceutical companies, Federal Food and Drug Administration, health and medical
associations, or medical experts; but instead by groups such as the National Organization for the
Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and the Drug Policy Foundation (DPF). These organizations
have little medical expertise and favor various forms of legalizing illicit drugs. Pro legalization
organizations have admitted that their strategy to legalize marijuana begins with legitimizing smoking
marijuana as a medicine. As reported in High Times magazine, the Director of NORML expressly
stated that the medicinal use of marijuana is an integral part of the strategy to legalize marijuana. Tony
Serra, a criminal defense attorney associated with the pro legalization groups, stated that medicinal
marijuana is
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Dewas Short Story
Dewas
Better known as flying squirrels
Charity stretched lazily and smiled, remembering Henry s lips hungrily upon hers, and his arms
holding her tight. Was it just a dream... she wondered. It seemed so real, as did her floating though the
night winds to go to where he was. She had felt as if she were flying, gliding upon the winds like an
eagle.
When she pulled back the flap to crawl out from under the wagon, she was surprised to see the sun
had been up at least an hour! Oh Lord, I m being lazy this morning, she mumbled aloud. She hadn t
slept this late since she was a young child. She guessed the reason must ve been the late night,
combined with the rain and then the darkness underneath the wagon, from the flaps being down. The
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About a mile and a half up from where they were camped, she came to a spot where the river crossed
the road; what appeared to be a structure of some sort, maybe a covered bridge or something, was
visible on the other side of the channel. It could have been an out building from a farm forced into the
river by the force of so much rain falling at once...
Seeing the water over the road, Charity gauged the depth of the rising river, by marking a spot on the
structure with a tree on shore. From living along the Savannah, she knew that once the river crested, it
would eventually begin to recede. How long that took; depended on how much rain had fallen upriver.
She decided she would ride back up there later that afternoon to see how much higher the water had
risen, or hopefully, it would be receding by then.
Riding back to camp, she saw fresh tracks, where deer had crossed the road. She would come back
later and see if she could kill one. If so, it would supply them with meat for a long while if she could
preserve
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Dewas
Better known as flying squirrels
Charity stretched lazily and smiled, remembering Henry s lips hungrily upon hers, and his arms
holding her tight. Was it just a dream... she wondered. It seemed so real, as did her floating though the
night winds to go to where he was. She had felt as if she were flying, gliding upon the winds like an
eagle.
When she pulled back the flap to crawl out from under the wagon, she was surprised to see the sun
had been up at least an hour! Oh Lord, I m being lazy this morning, she mumbled aloud. She hadn t
slept this late since she was a young child. She guessed the reason must ve been the late night,
combined with the rain and then the darkness underneath the wagon, from the flaps being down. The
flaps ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
About a mile and a half up from where they were camped, she came to a spot where the river crossed
the road; what appeared to be a structure of some sort, maybe a covered bridge or something, was
visible on the other side of the channel. It could have been an out building from a farm forced into the
river by the force of so much rain falling at once...
Seeing the water over the road, Charity gauged the depth of the rising river, by marking a spot on the
structure with a tree on shore. From living along the Savannah, she knew that once the river crested, it
would eventually begin to recede. How long that took; depended on how much rain had fallen upriver.
She decided she would ride back up there later that afternoon to see how much higher the water had
risen, or hopefully, it would be receding by then.
Riding back to camp, she saw fresh tracks, where deer had crossed the road. She would come back
later and see if she could kill one. If so, it would supply them with meat for a long while if she could
preserve
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Drug Testing Persuasive Essay
Imagine, you re about to run for the 3200m event until one of the coaches say that you are required to
take a drug test to make sure you do not have any supplements or additives inside your body. Does the
administration have the right to do that and invade your privacy? Drug testing for high school and
college students is something very controversial for many years and in fact, many people still talk
about the topic today.
Paragraph 1: Well, recently a lot of student athletes have been caught using cocaine, marijuana, and
steroids in their systems. I believe these people should get drug tested because so we can minimize
drug use and make sure these it s not used in these sports. In my opinion, I believe it s unfair to many
other athletes
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Imagine, you re about to run for the 3200m event until one of the coaches say that you are required to
take a drug test to make sure you do not have any supplements or additives inside your body. Does the
administration have the right to do that and invade your privacy? Drug testing for high school and
college students is something very controversial for many years and in fact, many people still talk
about the topic today.
Paragraph 1: Well, recently a lot of student athletes have been caught using cocaine, marijuana, and
steroids in their systems. I believe these people should get drug tested because so we can minimize
drug use and make sure these it s not used in these sports. In my opinion, I believe it s unfair to many
other athletes
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Music Piracy Is Not A Victimless Crime Essay
Many people have a different way at looking at things, especially when it comes to pirating music.
Music piracy is the illegal copying or downloading of music without the consent of the artist as well
as the recording company that made the song. The question that many might argue is whether or not
music piracy is a victimless crime. This subject influenced a journalist by the name of Charles W.
Moore. Charles Moore has an interesting story. Ten years after graduating from the University of
Michigan in 1947, he began attending Princeton University, where he achieved his master s and
doctoral degree. Moore has a great collection of lifelong friends because he tends to move frequently.
Later in life he settles down a bit and becomes a writer. In Moore s essay, he argues that the illegal
downloading of music is not a victimless crime. In fact, about seventy percent of online users do not
care whether the music they listen to, the book they read, or the movie they watch, is pirated or not.
Although the author s essay contains precise information and detail, it also has some flaws that do not
help benefit his writing. For instance, his transitions do not flow well, lack of correct research, no
valid arguments, and his introduction and concluding paragraphs are lousy.
In order to be a good writer or have an effective essay, there is a requirement of a consistent flow of
thought and its overall transitions throughout it. Without easily visible transitions, an essay
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Many people have a different way at looking at things, especially when it comes to pirating music.
Music piracy is the illegal copying or downloading of music without the consent of the artist as well
as the recording company that made the song. The question that many might argue is whether or not
music piracy is a victimless crime. This subject influenced a journalist by the name of Charles W.
Moore. Charles Moore has an interesting story. Ten years after graduating from the University of
Michigan in 1947, he began attending Princeton University, where he achieved his master s and
doctoral degree. Moore has a great collection of lifelong friends because he tends to move frequently.
Later in life he settles down a bit and becomes a writer. In Moore s essay, he argues that the illegal
downloading of music is not a victimless crime. In fact, about seventy percent of online users do not
care whether the music they listen to, the book they read, or the movie they watch, is pirated or not.
Although the author s essay contains precise information and detail, it also has some flaws that do not
help benefit his writing. For instance, his transitions do not flow well, lack of correct research, no
valid arguments, and his introduction and concluding paragraphs are lousy.
In order to be a good writer or have an effective essay, there is a requirement of a consistent flow of
thought and its overall transitions throughout it. Without easily visible transitions, an essay
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What Are The Similarities Between Germany And Japan
Introduction Since the end of WWII, numerous changes had taken place in both Germany and Japan in
terms of historical consciousness regarding the war crimes and atrocities they had committed during
the war. From the perspective of the war crimes, the Third Reich and Imperial Japan were somehow
similar, since both countries had slaughtered POWs and innocent civilians, conducted human
experimentations, enslaved POWs, and so on. Despite the similarities between these two former axis
powers, in recent years, we frequently hear news about Japan s neighboring countries blaming Japan
on the absence of an official apology for its wartime atrocities and the understatement of its wartime
historical issues and war crimes in Japanese history textbook. In contrast, we seldom hear about any
complaints towards Germany on its unsolved historical issues or any requests for Germany to
apologize, simply because Germany had done more than enough to reconcile with the victimized
countries. This situation reflects a fundamental difference in the historical consciousness between ...
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Especially, history textbooks were produced by private publishing companies and used solely in
secondary schools (Arai, 114). In addition, another great change they made to the history textbooks
was the content, in which the textbook writers mainly focused on the rise and fall of China and the
development of modern Japan but barely mentioned any western or international history (Arai, 114).
This modification undoubtedly was conveying a clear message to the students that the former teacher
of Japan has failed to continue its leadership in Asia, and instead, Japan is striving to take the
leadership from China. In the prewar period, the history consciousness of Japan served as a tool to
reverse the old image of Japan and motivate the Japanese young generations to dedicate themselves to
constructing a new order in East
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Introduction Since the end of WWII, numerous changes had taken place in both Germany and Japan in
terms of historical consciousness regarding the war crimes and atrocities they had committed during
the war. From the perspective of the war crimes, the Third Reich and Imperial Japan were somehow
similar, since both countries had slaughtered POWs and innocent civilians, conducted human
experimentations, enslaved POWs, and so on. Despite the similarities between these two former axis
powers, in recent years, we frequently hear news about Japan s neighboring countries blaming Japan
on the absence of an official apology for its wartime atrocities and the understatement of its wartime
historical issues and war crimes in Japanese history textbook. In contrast, we seldom hear about any
complaints towards Germany on its unsolved historical issues or any requests for Germany to
apologize, simply because Germany had done more than enough to reconcile with the victimized
countries. This situation reflects a fundamental difference in the historical consciousness between ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Especially, history textbooks were produced by private publishing companies and used solely in
secondary schools (Arai, 114). In addition, another great change they made to the history textbooks
was the content, in which the textbook writers mainly focused on the rise and fall of China and the
development of modern Japan but barely mentioned any western or international history (Arai, 114).
This modification undoubtedly was conveying a clear message to the students that the former teacher
of Japan has failed to continue its leadership in Asia, and instead, Japan is striving to take the
leadership from China. In the prewar period, the history consciousness of Japan served as a tool to
reverse the old image of Japan and motivate the Japanese young generations to dedicate themselves to
constructing a new order in East
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Disco Spin Research Paper
Disco Spins slot review
Disco craziness and dance moves galore that s what takes the central stage in the 2012 NetEnt slot
release Disco Spins. Kitschy tunes and funky looking dance spins around the reels during the cool and
unique Disco Floor feature. Today we will check how much you can win in this fun slot and which
online casinos in the UK can offer you to spin its reels right now, while giving you a generous casino
bonus.
Disco Spins slot features
Disco spins sot is set on 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines, with cool and cartoonish looking higher value
symbols of 5 disco dancers wearing yellow, red, purple, green and blue 70 s outfits and lower value
symbols of card values A, K, Q and J.
Each reel section in this slot looks like a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average return to player rate here is set at 96.4%, and the maximum non progressive jackpot you
can be lucky to win is x1000 your stake or 230,000 coins.
Disco Spins slot graphics and sounds
Disco as a genre is definitely not for everyone it s a rather love or hate thing. Same goes for the Disco
Slot theme you can either enjoy the slightly silly and cute disco dances, mirror balls and dance floor
background with the typical disco tunes, or find it a bit too ridiculous. We think it s kind of sweet,
entertaining and groovy, but we ll leave it up to you to decide whether you like it or not.
Disco Spins slot our conclusion
To be honest we really enjoyed the playing this funky and charming slot, especially considering the
rare and very uncommon Dance Floor Wild feature with changing colour tiles. The jackpot is quite
impressive as well, same goes for the Free Spins round with 2 options that can be retriggered. If you
don t mind a bit of good old Saturday Night fever tunes, give this game a good spin at one of the
online casinos that we listed in this
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disco Spins slot review
Disco craziness and dance moves galore that s what takes the central stage in the 2012 NetEnt slot
release Disco Spins. Kitschy tunes and funky looking dance spins around the reels during the cool and
unique Disco Floor feature. Today we will check how much you can win in this fun slot and which
online casinos in the UK can offer you to spin its reels right now, while giving you a generous casino
bonus.
Disco Spins slot features
Disco spins sot is set on 5 reels, 3 rows and 20 paylines, with cool and cartoonish looking higher value
symbols of 5 disco dancers wearing yellow, red, purple, green and blue 70 s outfits and lower value
symbols of card values A, K, Q and J.
Each reel section in this slot looks like a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average return to player rate here is set at 96.4%, and the maximum non progressive jackpot you
can be lucky to win is x1000 your stake or 230,000 coins.
Disco Spins slot graphics and sounds
Disco as a genre is definitely not for everyone it s a rather love or hate thing. Same goes for the Disco
Slot theme you can either enjoy the slightly silly and cute disco dances, mirror balls and dance floor
background with the typical disco tunes, or find it a bit too ridiculous. We think it s kind of sweet,
entertaining and groovy, but we ll leave it up to you to decide whether you like it or not.
Disco Spins slot our conclusion
To be honest we really enjoyed the playing this funky and charming slot, especially considering the
rare and very uncommon Dance Floor Wild feature with changing colour tiles. The jackpot is quite
impressive as well, same goes for the Free Spins round with 2 options that can be retriggered. If you
don t mind a bit of good old Saturday Night fever tunes, give this game a good spin at one of the
online casinos that we listed in this
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The United State Postal Service
Introduction:
In USA, It must be difficult, impossible in many ways, to be found a person who has not ever taken
service from the United States Postal Service. United State Postal Service (USPS) has been having an
ongoing story of enormous depth and tradition that regardless of the person s identification,
professions and even dwelling address, every single individual has the privilege, to get protected,
effectual and reasonably priced mail service. Post office, U.S. Mail or Postal service is the different
names to The United States Postal Service, and United States federal government is responsible for
distributing the mail through the USPS in the United State of America is an independent agency of the
United States federal government ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The largest civilian vehicle fleet is being operated the USPS in the world now. Basically, regardless of
location, wherever the customer is, the USPS is committed to deliver the mail in the USA, at
unchanging price and quality. USPS is always trying to serve the nation with the best use of
contemporary technology since it started its operation, for instance, to distribute the mail, in 18th
century steamboats, trains, and automobile, in 19th century planes, letter storing machines, in 20th
century automation process has been used by the USPS. Nowadays, to maintain an accelerated mail
delivery and to distribute millions of mail every day computerized equipment is being used.
USPS try to understand their customer and keep itself updated with the changing demand and need in
terms of customer desire and up gradation of technology in the competition and they always provide
information to the customer to let them inform regarding the uses of their service in the most
appropriate way.
Most of all, the dedication and efficient mail service has uphold the United States Postal Service in a
such way that it has become a role model in the world, which upon the nation can pound of. As it
provides fast, easy and expedient service, the workers of USPS is being appreciated to process,
transport and carry the mail by the people of USA.
Consumer awareness:
Consumer
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Introduction:
In USA, It must be difficult, impossible in many ways, to be found a person who has not ever taken
service from the United States Postal Service. United State Postal Service (USPS) has been having an
ongoing story of enormous depth and tradition that regardless of the person s identification,
professions and even dwelling address, every single individual has the privilege, to get protected,
effectual and reasonably priced mail service. Post office, U.S. Mail or Postal service is the different
names to The United States Postal Service, and United States federal government is responsible for
distributing the mail through the USPS in the United State of America is an independent agency of the
United States federal government ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The largest civilian vehicle fleet is being operated the USPS in the world now. Basically, regardless of
location, wherever the customer is, the USPS is committed to deliver the mail in the USA, at
unchanging price and quality. USPS is always trying to serve the nation with the best use of
contemporary technology since it started its operation, for instance, to distribute the mail, in 18th
century steamboats, trains, and automobile, in 19th century planes, letter storing machines, in 20th
century automation process has been used by the USPS. Nowadays, to maintain an accelerated mail
delivery and to distribute millions of mail every day computerized equipment is being used.
USPS try to understand their customer and keep itself updated with the changing demand and need in
terms of customer desire and up gradation of technology in the competition and they always provide
information to the customer to let them inform regarding the uses of their service in the most
appropriate way.
Most of all, the dedication and efficient mail service has uphold the United States Postal Service in a
such way that it has become a role model in the world, which upon the nation can pound of. As it
provides fast, easy and expedient service, the workers of USPS is being appreciated to process,
transport and carry the mail by the people of USA.
Consumer awareness:
Consumer
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Personal Narrative-Dandelion Girl
I became a little obsessed with her. Whenever I took out her photo my head couldn t stop from tilting
and my eyes couldn t stop from peering closely because the image itself was awe inspiring in its
simplicity. She couldn t have been more than four at the time it was taken; her dark ringlets fell close
to her waist and she was young enough to where the strands looked as fragile as the dandelion she
held gently in her hands. Her mouth was forming a smile as the white tufts drifted away. Of course, it
s a still image, but I felt as if I was there in the moments following the snapshot, when she giggled and
reached for the little seeds floating away, a brazen grin on her face. Who knows what she wished for.
Her eyes were the type that stayed sad even in the lightest of times, and sometimes when I glanced ...
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I d be walking along, absentmindedly strolling to my car and she d take me by surprise. She d be
walking arm in arm with a lover, her chin high, and she d glance and smile. I d nod my head
courteously and the sun would be there straight above my head but the glow she emanates would be
enough for the world. Dandelion Girl, an image of untouched happiness. And I was right, I did meet
Dandelion Girl. She came to me in the precinct, the hands that should be holding a familiar looking
dandelion handcuffed behind her back, and the arm linked with her lover was held in an iron tight grip
by a cop. Unabashedly I stood up, outraged that she was handcuffed, but I sat back down quickly,
asking myself if it was really her. It was. Smooth black ringlets had been since been dyed into
platinum blonde, and her pale face was wrinkled in fury that no young person should have, but it was
her. Her eyes darted everywhere and seemed smaller and sharper, but they were indisputably hers. She
turned to face me and all I could think was did she really make that wish? After the camera snapped
did she drop the dandelion, already too old for such silly
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I became a little obsessed with her. Whenever I took out her photo my head couldn t stop from tilting
and my eyes couldn t stop from peering closely because the image itself was awe inspiring in its
simplicity. She couldn t have been more than four at the time it was taken; her dark ringlets fell close
to her waist and she was young enough to where the strands looked as fragile as the dandelion she
held gently in her hands. Her mouth was forming a smile as the white tufts drifted away. Of course, it
s a still image, but I felt as if I was there in the moments following the snapshot, when she giggled and
reached for the little seeds floating away, a brazen grin on her face. Who knows what she wished for.
Her eyes were the type that stayed sad even in the lightest of times, and sometimes when I glanced ...
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I d be walking along, absentmindedly strolling to my car and she d take me by surprise. She d be
walking arm in arm with a lover, her chin high, and she d glance and smile. I d nod my head
courteously and the sun would be there straight above my head but the glow she emanates would be
enough for the world. Dandelion Girl, an image of untouched happiness. And I was right, I did meet
Dandelion Girl. She came to me in the precinct, the hands that should be holding a familiar looking
dandelion handcuffed behind her back, and the arm linked with her lover was held in an iron tight grip
by a cop. Unabashedly I stood up, outraged that she was handcuffed, but I sat back down quickly,
asking myself if it was really her. It was. Smooth black ringlets had been since been dyed into
platinum blonde, and her pale face was wrinkled in fury that no young person should have, but it was
her. Her eyes darted everywhere and seemed smaller and sharper, but they were indisputably hers. She
turned to face me and all I could think was did she really make that wish? After the camera snapped
did she drop the dandelion, already too old for such silly
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Essay On Folsom
Folsom is one of California s oldest prison. Engulfed with rich history Folsom is one of the first
maximum security prisons in our nation.Construction began in 1878, near a mining camp along the
American River. The prison finally opened in 1880 with a capacity of around 1,500 inmates. The
inmates spent most of the time in the dark,with no heating or plumbing, in cells with solid iron doors.
After many deaths from suffocation, air holes were drilled into the cell doors and those doors are still
used today.
Folsom was the first prison in the world to have electric power. The electric power was provided by a
hydroelectric powerhouse, the first one in California. When the state took control of the death penalty,
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Coincidently ,with helping pave the California roads, Folsom provided vehicle license plates since the
early 1920 s.
The world famous Johnny Cash played a concert at the prison in 1968. The lucky prisoners who got to
attend lived in their own cell and all were in facility programs such as, education program or learning
a trade. After the concert many prisoner who were released did not return to the prison as offenders.
Folsom also has been the caught the eye of many directors and having a number of feature films
filmed inside Folsom, including Riot in Cell Block 11, Heat (1995), American Me, The Jericho Mile,
Another 48 Hrs., and Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison.
Many notorious killers, and bank robbers were housed in Folsom, such as Sonny Barger ( former
leader of Hell s Angels), Charles Manson, Eldridge Cleaver ( early leader of the black panthers party),
and Rick James and many more. When Sonny Barger was housed in Folsom many of the officers were
terrified of who or what he was capable of. Many received threats from outsider he was affiliated with
causing only the most authoritative officers to be with
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Folsom is one of California s oldest prison. Engulfed with rich history Folsom is one of the first
maximum security prisons in our nation.Construction began in 1878, near a mining camp along the
American River. The prison finally opened in 1880 with a capacity of around 1,500 inmates. The
inmates spent most of the time in the dark,with no heating or plumbing, in cells with solid iron doors.
After many deaths from suffocation, air holes were drilled into the cell doors and those doors are still
used today.
Folsom was the first prison in the world to have electric power. The electric power was provided by a
hydroelectric powerhouse, the first one in California. When the state took control of the death penalty,
executions were held at Folsom ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Coincidently ,with helping pave the California roads, Folsom provided vehicle license plates since the
early 1920 s.
The world famous Johnny Cash played a concert at the prison in 1968. The lucky prisoners who got to
attend lived in their own cell and all were in facility programs such as, education program or learning
a trade. After the concert many prisoner who were released did not return to the prison as offenders.
Folsom also has been the caught the eye of many directors and having a number of feature films
filmed inside Folsom, including Riot in Cell Block 11, Heat (1995), American Me, The Jericho Mile,
Another 48 Hrs., and Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison.
Many notorious killers, and bank robbers were housed in Folsom, such as Sonny Barger ( former
leader of Hell s Angels), Charles Manson, Eldridge Cleaver ( early leader of the black panthers party),
and Rick James and many more. When Sonny Barger was housed in Folsom many of the officers were
terrified of who or what he was capable of. Many received threats from outsider he was affiliated with
causing only the most authoritative officers to be with
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Art-Based Interventions
Statement of the Problem The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of an art based
intervention program on the self esteem of pre adolescent girls. While previous studies have looked at
how art based interventions can be used to address self esteem in aggressive children (Alavinexhad et
al., 2014), self esteem in juvenile offenders (Hartz Thick, 2005; Murphy, Beaty, Minnick, 2013), and
self awareness in young people (Coholic, 2011), as well as the effect of specific art types on self
esteem (Chilton, 2007; Jang Choi, 2012; Khadar, Babapour, Sabourimoghaddam, 2013), there has
been little research in its effectiveness with specifically young girls. Due to the risk of lowered self
esteem among girls (Block Robins, 1993; MacPhee Andrews, 2006), this study aims to determine if
art based interventions can be used as preventative measures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Art based interventions use the creative process to help clients communicate and understand their
thoughts and feelings (Case Dalley, 1992). There are a variety of approaches one can take when using
art in interventions, as it is a versatile technique. It can be combined with other forms of therapy, such
as rational emotive behaviour therapy (Roghanchi et al., 2014) mindfulness training (Coholic, 2011
), cognitive behavioural therapy (Rozum Malchiodi, 2003), and solution focused or narrative
approaches (Riley Malchiodi, 2003). It can also be used with a wide range of materials, depending on
the desired outcome. Studies have used altered books (Chilton, 2007), clay (Jang Choi, 2012), painting
(Khadar et al., 2013), self portraiture (Muri, 2007), murals (Murphy et al., 2013), and oils and pencil
drawing (Pesso Aviv, Regev, Guttmann, 2014), all with positive
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Statement of the Problem The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of an art based
intervention program on the self esteem of pre adolescent girls. While previous studies have looked at
how art based interventions can be used to address self esteem in aggressive children (Alavinexhad et
al., 2014), self esteem in juvenile offenders (Hartz Thick, 2005; Murphy, Beaty, Minnick, 2013), and
self awareness in young people (Coholic, 2011), as well as the effect of specific art types on self
esteem (Chilton, 2007; Jang Choi, 2012; Khadar, Babapour, Sabourimoghaddam, 2013), there has
been little research in its effectiveness with specifically young girls. Due to the risk of lowered self
esteem among girls (Block Robins, 1993; MacPhee Andrews, 2006), this study aims to determine if
art based interventions can be used as preventative measures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Art based interventions use the creative process to help clients communicate and understand their
thoughts and feelings (Case Dalley, 1992). There are a variety of approaches one can take when using
art in interventions, as it is a versatile technique. It can be combined with other forms of therapy, such
as rational emotive behaviour therapy (Roghanchi et al., 2014) mindfulness training (Coholic, 2011
), cognitive behavioural therapy (Rozum Malchiodi, 2003), and solution focused or narrative
approaches (Riley Malchiodi, 2003). It can also be used with a wide range of materials, depending on
the desired outcome. Studies have used altered books (Chilton, 2007), clay (Jang Choi, 2012), painting
(Khadar et al., 2013), self portraiture (Muri, 2007), murals (Murphy et al., 2013), and oils and pencil
drawing (Pesso Aviv, Regev, Guttmann, 2014), all with positive
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Value Of Enterprise And Trade
Today s economy was founded upon the fundamentals of capitalism and continues to find its strength
in the presence of freedom of enterprise and trade. Regulation and taxes are vital in order to support
fairness amongst businesses and to provide funds for the government to develop and maintain the
country s infrastructure. Most companies distribute some of the company s accumulated profits, so
that is why it is important to characterize the distribution under whether it is deductible or not. As
there are many different types of distributions, it is necessary for the tax paying entity to understand
the distribution so that each type can be deducted appropriately. Before we can get into what type of
distributions that a company ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, the amount of any distribution shall be the amount of money received, plus the fair market value
of the other property received (IRS 2016). Secondly, the amount that is taxable is the portion of a
distribution which is a dividend is included in gross income, and that the remaining portion of the
distribution is applied first against the adjusted basis of the stock and then is treated as gain from the
sale or exchange of property (IRS 2016). Thirdly, the basis of the property received in a distribution
shall be the fair market value of such property (Cornell 2016). Finally, the special rules applies to 20
percent corporate shareholder. For purposes of this subsection, the term 20 percent corporate
shareholder means, with respect to any distribution, any corporation which owns, stock in the
corporation making the distribution possessing at least 20 percent of the total combined voting power
of all classes of stock entitled to vote, or at least 20 percent of the total value of all stock of the
distributing corporation (except nonvoting stock which is limited and preferred as to dividends), but
only if, but for this subsection, the distributes corporation would be entitled to a deduction under
section 243 or 245 with respect to such distribution. (Cornell 2016)
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Today s economy was founded upon the fundamentals of capitalism and continues to find its strength
in the presence of freedom of enterprise and trade. Regulation and taxes are vital in order to support
fairness amongst businesses and to provide funds for the government to develop and maintain the
country s infrastructure. Most companies distribute some of the company s accumulated profits, so
that is why it is important to characterize the distribution under whether it is deductible or not. As
there are many different types of distributions, it is necessary for the tax paying entity to understand
the distribution so that each type can be deducted appropriately. Before we can get into what type of
distributions that a company ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, the amount of any distribution shall be the amount of money received, plus the fair market value
of the other property received (IRS 2016). Secondly, the amount that is taxable is the portion of a
distribution which is a dividend is included in gross income, and that the remaining portion of the
distribution is applied first against the adjusted basis of the stock and then is treated as gain from the
sale or exchange of property (IRS 2016). Thirdly, the basis of the property received in a distribution
shall be the fair market value of such property (Cornell 2016). Finally, the special rules applies to 20
percent corporate shareholder. For purposes of this subsection, the term 20 percent corporate
shareholder means, with respect to any distribution, any corporation which owns, stock in the
corporation making the distribution possessing at least 20 percent of the total combined voting power
of all classes of stock entitled to vote, or at least 20 percent of the total value of all stock of the
distributing corporation (except nonvoting stock which is limited and preferred as to dividends), but
only if, but for this subsection, the distributes corporation would be entitled to a deduction under
section 243 or 245 with respect to such distribution. (Cornell 2016)
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