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The Art Of Liberal Arts
The Art of Liberal Arts
I can t go to a liberal arts college. My parents are conservatives! I told my eighth grade teacher. He
laughed and then went on to explain what a liberal arts college actually is. Like many others, I
believed a common misperception about the liberal arts. In The New Liberal Arts by Sanford J. Ungar,
the writer explains wrong ideas about the liberal arts to a college based audience including students,
professors, and administration. He explains the importance and relevance of a liberal arts education.
Ungar claims that it is a better investment than narrow, specific technical training because it prepares
students for career placement by giving them skills in communicating effectively, thinking creatively,
and understanding comprehensively. I agree with Ungar and I think he successfully explains the
reasons why liberal arts are important and relevant in today s society.
First, the logic of the article focuses on why students should have a balanced, well rounded
understanding of the world to be successful in life rather than having a career based education that is
only focused on one aspect. There were no obvious fallacies found in Ungar s argument beyond the
generalization about costs for all colleges thus not focusing primarily on the financial situation.
Additionally, Ungar uses a 2009 survey for the Association of American Colleges and Universities to
reveal that more than three quarters of our nation s employers recommend that college bound
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The Art of Liberal Arts
I can t go to a liberal arts college. My parents are conservatives! I told my eighth grade teacher. He
laughed and then went on to explain what a liberal arts college actually is. Like many others, I
believed a common misperception about the liberal arts. In The New Liberal Arts by Sanford J. Ungar,
the writer explains wrong ideas about the liberal arts to a college based audience including students,
professors, and administration. He explains the importance and relevance of a liberal arts education.
Ungar claims that it is a better investment than narrow, specific technical training because it prepares
students for career placement by giving them skills in communicating effectively, thinking creatively,
and understanding comprehensively. I agree with Ungar and I think he successfully explains the
reasons why liberal arts are important and relevant in today s society.
First, the logic of the article focuses on why students should have a balanced, well rounded
understanding of the world to be successful in life rather than having a career based education that is
only focused on one aspect. There were no obvious fallacies found in Ungar s argument beyond the
generalization about costs for all colleges thus not focusing primarily on the financial situation.
Additionally, Ungar uses a 2009 survey for the Association of American Colleges and Universities to
reveal that more than three quarters of our nation s employers recommend that college bound
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Federal System In The...
Federal System in the Philippines
Thesis: The Philippines should convert to Federal Form of Government
It can lead to better representation. Each region is properly represented with designation of distinct
regional opinions within federal decision making institutions. This is usually guaranteed by the
specific structure of the Senate known as the Federal Second Chamber in a federal system of
government. The welfare, interests and rights of the constituents in each region is properly
represented. There is no doubt that every member or resident of a place will be well taken care of
through proper representation. This is unlike the Presidential form of government wherein it is
difficult to determine the proper person to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regrettably, although each local government unit in the Philippines is given funds, they are not
distributed equally. This is so because many factors are considered in appropriating the funds. The
population, the land area, the income capacity and other factors that prevent a small municipality or
city from developing are considered in the budget appropriation. It assures local development. Since
federalism allowed a shared power between national and provincial governments, allowing provincial
leaders will let them focus on developing their own territories. They will have the opportunity to
decide and be given the budget to improve their local community. The rights of the States or Provinces
are expressed and thus, have more local autonomy to develop. Other than this, the income of a
province can be used in its own alone without passing through the national level wherein it may be
restricted for some purposes. It facilitates fast government services. This is because there are two
orders of government, Federal and regional, each in direct contact with its citizens. It is not necessary
anymore to travel in distance just to avail of government services. With the federal system,
government services is not contained in national office alone but spread by
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Federal System in the Philippines
Thesis: The Philippines should convert to Federal Form of Government
It can lead to better representation. Each region is properly represented with designation of distinct
regional opinions within federal decision making institutions. This is usually guaranteed by the
specific structure of the Senate known as the Federal Second Chamber in a federal system of
government. The welfare, interests and rights of the constituents in each region is properly
represented. There is no doubt that every member or resident of a place will be well taken care of
through proper representation. This is unlike the Presidential form of government wherein it is
difficult to determine the proper person to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Regrettably, although each local government unit in the Philippines is given funds, they are not
distributed equally. This is so because many factors are considered in appropriating the funds. The
population, the land area, the income capacity and other factors that prevent a small municipality or
city from developing are considered in the budget appropriation. It assures local development. Since
federalism allowed a shared power between national and provincial governments, allowing provincial
leaders will let them focus on developing their own territories. They will have the opportunity to
decide and be given the budget to improve their local community. The rights of the States or Provinces
are expressed and thus, have more local autonomy to develop. Other than this, the income of a
province can be used in its own alone without passing through the national level wherein it may be
restricted for some purposes. It facilitates fast government services. This is because there are two
orders of government, Federal and regional, each in direct contact with its citizens. It is not necessary
anymore to travel in distance just to avail of government services. With the federal system,
government services is not contained in national office alone but spread by
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Making War And Republican Governments
Making War and Republican Governments; 1776 1789
The Trials of War, 1776 1778
Post Declaration of Independence o British military came into the colonies o Britain vs. Continental
army
Tons of British victories, but few for the colonists
War in the North
The British forces was more than 4 times the size as the colonist s army o Slaves in the colonies were
used for soldiers in the war
British pros o Navy o South Atlantic system o New technology o North American natives also fell into
the British cause
America cons o Army was incredibly small and weak, unprepared o Economically small o No stable
government or tax/money
Battle of Long Island Lord North sent General William Howe to NYC to take over the Hudson so that
the southern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1777, legal central power, voting system, and declare war
no judiciary or executive branch, can make laws, just not keep them going or make sure they are being
followed
not everyone agreed with the articles right away so it was hard to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Making War and Republican Governments; 1776 1789
The Trials of War, 1776 1778
Post Declaration of Independence o British military came into the colonies o Britain vs. Continental
army
Tons of British victories, but few for the colonists
War in the North
The British forces was more than 4 times the size as the colonist s army o Slaves in the colonies were
used for soldiers in the war
British pros o Navy o South Atlantic system o New technology o North American natives also fell into
the British cause
America cons o Army was incredibly small and weak, unprepared o Economically small o No stable
government or tax/money
Battle of Long Island Lord North sent General William Howe to NYC to take over the Hudson so that
the southern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1777, legal central power, voting system, and declare war
no judiciary or executive branch, can make laws, just not keep them going or make sure they are being
followed
not everyone agreed with the articles right away so it was hard to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Behavioral Genes
A number of recent twin studies have shown that our genes, to a surprising extent, influence behavior.
Even matters that naturally seem to be a reflection of one s personal experiences, such as political
stance or religious views, have been proven by various studies to be largely controlled by genetics
(Times Higher Education, 1997). Researchers at the University of Minnesota launched the Minnesota
Twin Family Study in 1979, in which over a period of 20 years, they studied 137 pairs of twins 81 of
which were identical. Through this study, researchers found that about 70% of IQ variation across the
twin population was due to genetic differences among people (LiveScience, 2014); a more recent
study in 2009 also supported this. Behavioural ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each child observed the model playing with a Bobo Doll, then were individually sent into a room with
the same doll and a variety of aggressive toys (e.g. hammers, dart guns) and non aggressive toys (e.g.
tea sets, crayons). Children who observed the aggressive model made far more imitative aggressive
responses than those who were in the non aggressive or control groups (S. Mcleod, 2014). There was
little difference in the verbal aggression between boys and girls. These findings support Bandura s
Social Learning Theory that children learn social behavior such as aggression through the process of
observation learning through watching the behavior of another person. Famous anthropologist,
Margaret Mead, studied a number of different tribal cultures throughout the 1930s. Of these studies
one of her most famous was her study of three different New Guinean tribes, The Arapesh,
Mundugumor and Tachambuli, each of which appeared to have a different view of gender to
Westerners. The table below details the differences between these tribes. ARAPESH
MUNDUGUMOR TACHMBULI Lived in the mountains had no conception of the ownership of land.
Culture was simple and kind. Lived apart from each other in small isolated homes. A group of
cannibals and headhunters. Lived by a large lake. Artistic and vain, spending hours applying war
paint. Also a group of headhunters. Men and women displayed similar
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A number of recent twin studies have shown that our genes, to a surprising extent, influence behavior.
Even matters that naturally seem to be a reflection of one s personal experiences, such as political
stance or religious views, have been proven by various studies to be largely controlled by genetics
(Times Higher Education, 1997). Researchers at the University of Minnesota launched the Minnesota
Twin Family Study in 1979, in which over a period of 20 years, they studied 137 pairs of twins 81 of
which were identical. Through this study, researchers found that about 70% of IQ variation across the
twin population was due to genetic differences among people (LiveScience, 2014); a more recent
study in 2009 also supported this. Behavioural ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each child observed the model playing with a Bobo Doll, then were individually sent into a room with
the same doll and a variety of aggressive toys (e.g. hammers, dart guns) and non aggressive toys (e.g.
tea sets, crayons). Children who observed the aggressive model made far more imitative aggressive
responses than those who were in the non aggressive or control groups (S. Mcleod, 2014). There was
little difference in the verbal aggression between boys and girls. These findings support Bandura s
Social Learning Theory that children learn social behavior such as aggression through the process of
observation learning through watching the behavior of another person. Famous anthropologist,
Margaret Mead, studied a number of different tribal cultures throughout the 1930s. Of these studies
one of her most famous was her study of three different New Guinean tribes, The Arapesh,
Mundugumor and Tachambuli, each of which appeared to have a different view of gender to
Westerners. The table below details the differences between these tribes. ARAPESH
MUNDUGUMOR TACHMBULI Lived in the mountains had no conception of the ownership of land.
Culture was simple and kind. Lived apart from each other in small isolated homes. A group of
cannibals and headhunters. Lived by a large lake. Artistic and vain, spending hours applying war
paint. Also a group of headhunters. Men and women displayed similar
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Arc Oneida-Lewis
Organizational Change and Client Dissatisfaction: The Arc Oneida Lewis
Organizations need to be assessed in order to be aware of the problems that are occurring within the
agency. Our group has been tasked to look at an organization and determine whether or not it is in
need of organizational change, and if so, how to implement that change in order to make the company
more efficient and effective at addressing clients needs. Our group has chosen a non profit group
called Arc Oneida Lewis which provides services and supports to individuals who have developmental
disabilities. In reviewing this organization, we have decided that there are some issues that need to be
addressed in order to better serve the clients. It is believed by ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When a new CEO was hired three years ago, the organizational climate began to change. Seabury,
Seabury and Garvin (2011) describe organizational climate as the image or feeling that stakeholders
have about a particular agency. In this case, the image of the Arc transitioned from family focused
agency to very financially focused agency. Family members of clients that receive services from the
Arc have voiced concerns that their loved one is being treated less like an individual, and more like a
billable unit. In addition to the concern of family members and clients, there has also been growing
unease among staff. The root of the internal issue stems from insufficient communication. Staff,
clients, and their families have expressed that their confusion about the CEO s vision for the agency
and the direction she leading it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organizational Change and Client Dissatisfaction: The Arc Oneida Lewis
Organizations need to be assessed in order to be aware of the problems that are occurring within the
agency. Our group has been tasked to look at an organization and determine whether or not it is in
need of organizational change, and if so, how to implement that change in order to make the company
more efficient and effective at addressing clients needs. Our group has chosen a non profit group
called Arc Oneida Lewis which provides services and supports to individuals who have developmental
disabilities. In reviewing this organization, we have decided that there are some issues that need to be
addressed in order to better serve the clients. It is believed by ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When a new CEO was hired three years ago, the organizational climate began to change. Seabury,
Seabury and Garvin (2011) describe organizational climate as the image or feeling that stakeholders
have about a particular agency. In this case, the image of the Arc transitioned from family focused
agency to very financially focused agency. Family members of clients that receive services from the
Arc have voiced concerns that their loved one is being treated less like an individual, and more like a
billable unit. In addition to the concern of family members and clients, there has also been growing
unease among staff. The root of the internal issue stems from insufficient communication. Staff,
clients, and their families have expressed that their confusion about the CEO s vision for the agency
and the direction she leading it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Big Band Swing Analysis
Big Band Swing was innovated in jazz music from 1910 to 1940 when it declined. This was a highly
influential time when mass compositions were produced and many bands sprung to the attention of
North America. From the typical band set up began the emergence of arrangers who became crucial in
leading the band. The way each piece was played had to be worked through before it was ready to
present to the band to begin practicing. Arrangers changed new compositions and old melodies alike
as they pleased, through changing the basic elements like key, instrumentation and form.
Arrangements were usually written in strophic form featuring many repeated sections. The most
popular forms were the 32 bar AABA form or the 12 bar blues. It became popular ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
An arranger from the Big Band Swing era examines every part of a piece, from dynamics to phrasing
to form. Composers brought swing music to life and to the forefront of the jazz scene. The vibrant
sounds enamoured listeners across North America of vocal pieces and instrumentals alike and brought
its musicians to a larger audience. Large ensembles grew in popularity and so the Big Band Swing era
was born. Musicians loved the thick texture and full sound of a large scale band, and it pleased
composers even more so. Big Band Swing was written to be danced to, and the live band helped that
aesthetic visually and audibly. Composers like Ellington had more instruments to compose for and
more players to play independent and contrapuntal melodies. Arrangers began to emerge in each band,
to guide the many members of the band through the composition. The improvisation loving jazz
players moved slightly away from the main melodies until they became difficult to discern. With large
groups of players alternating the track spontaneously it became jarring and individual musicians were
not heard. Arrangers who were skilled in music theory began to notate exactly what each player would
play so the piece would flow better and each voice could be heard. They also chose the form and
melodic expansion of the pieces which the band followed strictly. The themes of the arrangements
were then easily conveyed. Arrangers have an extensive knowledge of music theory and how to read
and write their own compositions as well as re writing previously released tracks. Arrangers liked to
arrange established pieces and rewrite them for their own band to play, while still retaining a
semblance of the initial recording. However they sometimes designed new arrangements for their own
songs, like Ellington who often recorded his compositions a number of times with a new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Big Band Swing was innovated in jazz music from 1910 to 1940 when it declined. This was a highly
influential time when mass compositions were produced and many bands sprung to the attention of
North America. From the typical band set up began the emergence of arrangers who became crucial in
leading the band. The way each piece was played had to be worked through before it was ready to
present to the band to begin practicing. Arrangers changed new compositions and old melodies alike
as they pleased, through changing the basic elements like key, instrumentation and form.
Arrangements were usually written in strophic form featuring many repeated sections. The most
popular forms were the 32 bar AABA form or the 12 bar blues. It became popular ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
An arranger from the Big Band Swing era examines every part of a piece, from dynamics to phrasing
to form. Composers brought swing music to life and to the forefront of the jazz scene. The vibrant
sounds enamoured listeners across North America of vocal pieces and instrumentals alike and brought
its musicians to a larger audience. Large ensembles grew in popularity and so the Big Band Swing era
was born. Musicians loved the thick texture and full sound of a large scale band, and it pleased
composers even more so. Big Band Swing was written to be danced to, and the live band helped that
aesthetic visually and audibly. Composers like Ellington had more instruments to compose for and
more players to play independent and contrapuntal melodies. Arrangers began to emerge in each band,
to guide the many members of the band through the composition. The improvisation loving jazz
players moved slightly away from the main melodies until they became difficult to discern. With large
groups of players alternating the track spontaneously it became jarring and individual musicians were
not heard. Arrangers who were skilled in music theory began to notate exactly what each player would
play so the piece would flow better and each voice could be heard. They also chose the form and
melodic expansion of the pieces which the band followed strictly. The themes of the arrangements
were then easily conveyed. Arrangers have an extensive knowledge of music theory and how to read
and write their own compositions as well as re writing previously released tracks. Arrangers liked to
arrange established pieces and rewrite them for their own band to play, while still retaining a
semblance of the initial recording. However they sometimes designed new arrangements for their own
songs, like Ellington who often recorded his compositions a number of times with a new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hipparchus And The Precession Of The Equinoxes
Trigonometry has been used for thousands of years, but many don t know where it all began and
originated. There were many individuals that contributed to the development of this area of study,
which has created the official study of the relations of the sides and angles of triangles and the relevant
functions of any angles. As a Greek astronomer, geographer, and mathematician, Hipparchus of
Rhodes is known as the person that laid the framework for trigonometry and is famous for his
incidental discovery of precession of the equinoxes.
Little is known of Hipparchus s life, but he had a great impact on the trigonometry course we study
today. He was born 190 BC in Nicaea in Bithynia, which is now Iznik, Turkey. He is listed as a
famous man of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was the first person whose systematic use of trigonometry has documentary evidence, which is
presented from Ptolemy and Theon of Alexandria. For example, he is responsible for the division of a
circle into 360 degrees, the creation of one of the first trigonometric tables for solving triangles, and
the precepts of trigonometry. The table showed how each degree divided into 60 minutes, which made
the radius 360.60/2π = 3438 minutes and the chord function Crd of Hipparchus is related to the sine
function by (Crd 2a)/2 = 3438 sin a. The table of chords, explained in 12 books, is used as a method to
solve triangles without having to solve each triangle from first principles. As an astronomer, he
calculated the length of the year to within 6.5 minutes. He also discovered the precession of equinoxes
with a value of 46 degrees, which is fairly close to the modern number of 50.26 degrees. The
precession of the equinoxes, or the gradual shift in Earth s rotation axis, demonstrates how the earth
wobbles like a top as it spins, which indicates there is a shift in point of direction of the poles over
time. Hipparchus s calculations are able to explain why the north star changes throughout a 26,000
year cycle; at some point of time it was Thuban, Beta Ursae Majoris, and the Polaris star is the north
star now. In addition, he charted the sky with 850 stars and motions of the moon. These are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Trigonometry has been used for thousands of years, but many don t know where it all began and
originated. There were many individuals that contributed to the development of this area of study,
which has created the official study of the relations of the sides and angles of triangles and the relevant
functions of any angles. As a Greek astronomer, geographer, and mathematician, Hipparchus of
Rhodes is known as the person that laid the framework for trigonometry and is famous for his
incidental discovery of precession of the equinoxes.
Little is known of Hipparchus s life, but he had a great impact on the trigonometry course we study
today. He was born 190 BC in Nicaea in Bithynia, which is now Iznik, Turkey. He is listed as a
famous man of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was the first person whose systematic use of trigonometry has documentary evidence, which is
presented from Ptolemy and Theon of Alexandria. For example, he is responsible for the division of a
circle into 360 degrees, the creation of one of the first trigonometric tables for solving triangles, and
the precepts of trigonometry. The table showed how each degree divided into 60 minutes, which made
the radius 360.60/2π = 3438 minutes and the chord function Crd of Hipparchus is related to the sine
function by (Crd 2a)/2 = 3438 sin a. The table of chords, explained in 12 books, is used as a method to
solve triangles without having to solve each triangle from first principles. As an astronomer, he
calculated the length of the year to within 6.5 minutes. He also discovered the precession of equinoxes
with a value of 46 degrees, which is fairly close to the modern number of 50.26 degrees. The
precession of the equinoxes, or the gradual shift in Earth s rotation axis, demonstrates how the earth
wobbles like a top as it spins, which indicates there is a shift in point of direction of the poles over
time. Hipparchus s calculations are able to explain why the north star changes throughout a 26,000
year cycle; at some point of time it was Thuban, Beta Ursae Majoris, and the Polaris star is the north
star now. In addition, he charted the sky with 850 stars and motions of the moon. These are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Impact Of Global Factors On TESCO PLC UK
There are a few components for headway of worldwide exchange all around. This incorporate creative
generation methods, new transnational enterprises and proficient transportation framework. By ideals
of universal exchange system and offices the organization like TESCO can work globally and do its
business. This could be accomplished with no or little obstructions. Based upon these new exchange
controls TESCO is uncommonly working and doing its business particularly in European nations. This
is along these lines getting moved up to a universal or a worldwide organization. The promoting
branch of TESCO is proficient and attempt to investigate the new universal laws being encircled by
European Union or other global exchange associations. TESCO ... Show more content on
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It is therefore becomes important for TESCO to indentify or so a business analysis whether there is
any regulation and policy that may curtail the business activities. So, while doing the business TESCO
has to consider the all policies imposed by EU,. If that is done TESCO could face under the common
law of violating the agreement of EU member countries. Because TESCO PLC is currently operating
in different EU countries the company has to abide by these regulations. But still UK being member of
EU, TESCO is getting more business in its are than other organizations operating in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are a few components for headway of worldwide exchange all around. This incorporate creative
generation methods, new transnational enterprises and proficient transportation framework. By ideals
of universal exchange system and offices the organization like TESCO can work globally and do its
business. This could be accomplished with no or little obstructions. Based upon these new exchange
controls TESCO is uncommonly working and doing its business particularly in European nations. This
is along these lines getting moved up to a universal or a worldwide organization. The promoting
branch of TESCO is proficient and attempt to investigate the new universal laws being encircled by
European Union or other global exchange associations. TESCO ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is therefore becomes important for TESCO to indentify or so a business analysis whether there is
any regulation and policy that may curtail the business activities. So, while doing the business TESCO
has to consider the all policies imposed by EU,. If that is done TESCO could face under the common
law of violating the agreement of EU member countries. Because TESCO PLC is currently operating
in different EU countries the company has to abide by these regulations. But still UK being member of
EU, TESCO is getting more business in its are than other organizations operating in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Calcium Homeostasis Essay
Calcium Homeostasis
Kayla Smith
Anatomy and Physiology I
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Calcium plays a very significant role in our bodies. Approximately 99 percent of the calcium in our
bodies is stored in the teeth and bones. Calcium generates about two percent of our total body weight.
Calcium is crucial in bone formation, keeping strong bones and teeth and is known for helping to
prevent osteoporosis. Although calcium is mostly thought about in the bones and teeth, it also plays
important roles throughout the body. The amount of calcium outside the bones and teeth may be small
in comparison to what is inside the bones and teeth, but is very useful in many functions in the body.
Calcium is required in functions such as the contraction ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Calcitriol moves to the nucleus of these cells and boost the role of proteins that carry calcium from
inside the small intestine to the blood. Calcitonin does the opposite of the parathyroid hormone and
vitamin D. While the parathyroid gland and vitamin D raise the calcium levels, calcitonin decreases it.
Calcitonin is a hormone secreted by the C cell of the thyroid gland that lowers blood calcium levels by
inhibiting bone resorption. (Lingohr Smith, 2011). Having high and low levels of calcium in the body
affects the body differently. Hypercalcemia is the medical term for high blood calcium. Having too
much calcium in the body can lead to an increased risk of kidney stones, constipation, nausea, and
high blood pressure. People with hypercalcemia may also have stomach, muscle and joint pain. Very
severe hypercalcemia can cause symptoms of brain dysfunction such as confusion, emotional
disturbances, delirium, hallucinations, and coma. Irregularly low calcium levels in the blood are
known as hypocalcaemia. Your bones and teeth will begin to deteriorate because your body takes the
calcium that is stored in your bones to carry out the functions that are dependent on calcium.
Hypocalcaemia can cause fragile bones, brittle nails and can cause frequent muscle cramps. It can also
cause joint pain, and put you at risk for bone disease as you age. Low calcium levels can put you at
higher risks for high blood pressure or hypertension as well as poor
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Calcium Homeostasis
Kayla Smith
Anatomy and Physiology I
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Calcium plays a very significant role in our bodies. Approximately 99 percent of the calcium in our
bodies is stored in the teeth and bones. Calcium generates about two percent of our total body weight.
Calcium is crucial in bone formation, keeping strong bones and teeth and is known for helping to
prevent osteoporosis. Although calcium is mostly thought about in the bones and teeth, it also plays
important roles throughout the body. The amount of calcium outside the bones and teeth may be small
in comparison to what is inside the bones and teeth, but is very useful in many functions in the body.
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Calcitriol moves to the nucleus of these cells and boost the role of proteins that carry calcium from
inside the small intestine to the blood. Calcitonin does the opposite of the parathyroid hormone and
vitamin D. While the parathyroid gland and vitamin D raise the calcium levels, calcitonin decreases it.
Calcitonin is a hormone secreted by the C cell of the thyroid gland that lowers blood calcium levels by
inhibiting bone resorption. (Lingohr Smith, 2011). Having high and low levels of calcium in the body
affects the body differently. Hypercalcemia is the medical term for high blood calcium. Having too
much calcium in the body can lead to an increased risk of kidney stones, constipation, nausea, and
high blood pressure. People with hypercalcemia may also have stomach, muscle and joint pain. Very
severe hypercalcemia can cause symptoms of brain dysfunction such as confusion, emotional
disturbances, delirium, hallucinations, and coma. Irregularly low calcium levels in the blood are
known as hypocalcaemia. Your bones and teeth will begin to deteriorate because your body takes the
calcium that is stored in your bones to carry out the functions that are dependent on calcium.
Hypocalcaemia can cause fragile bones, brittle nails and can cause frequent muscle cramps. It can also
cause joint pain, and put you at risk for bone disease as you age. Low calcium levels can put you at
higher risks for high blood pressure or hypertension as well as poor
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A Brief Note On The Iu Tennis Center
IU
Distance From My House
IU is about 193 miles from my house. Which is about 3 hours and 41 minutes away from my house by
car. If you walked to IU it would take roughly 63 hours.
5 Attractions
One attraction near IU is the Buskirk Chumley Theatre. The Buskirk Chumley Theatre(or the BCT) is
owned by the city of Bloomington. The theatre was created to bring a wide diversity of programing
each night. The BCT is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As a high quality
performance venue and community resource, the BCT hosts a year round program of music, theatre,
dance, film, and other events.
Another attraction near IU is the IU tennis center. The IU tennis center was created in 1984. In 1986 it
filed for bankruptcy and closed. It reopened in 1987 with the help of IU. The IU Tennis Center is an
indoor tennis membership facility serving students and staff at Indiana University. The IU Tennis
Center promotes the positive health through physical, mental, and social benefits of tennis.
A third attraction near IU is the Indiana University Art Museum. The Indiana University Art Museum
was founded in 1941. It has about 45,000 works of art in it. The museum opened in 1941. Today,
Museum s internationally acclaimed collection has item ranging from ancient gold jewelry and
African masks to paintings by Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso.
The B Line Trail is another attraction close to IU. The trail provides Bloomington residents and
visitors a way to travel
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IU
Distance From My House
IU is about 193 miles from my house. Which is about 3 hours and 41 minutes away from my house by
car. If you walked to IU it would take roughly 63 hours.
5 Attractions
One attraction near IU is the Buskirk Chumley Theatre. The Buskirk Chumley Theatre(or the BCT) is
owned by the city of Bloomington. The theatre was created to bring a wide diversity of programing
each night. The BCT is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As a high quality
performance venue and community resource, the BCT hosts a year round program of music, theatre,
dance, film, and other events.
Another attraction near IU is the IU tennis center. The IU tennis center was created in 1984. In 1986 it
filed for bankruptcy and closed. It reopened in 1987 with the help of IU. The IU Tennis Center is an
indoor tennis membership facility serving students and staff at Indiana University. The IU Tennis
Center promotes the positive health through physical, mental, and social benefits of tennis.
A third attraction near IU is the Indiana University Art Museum. The Indiana University Art Museum
was founded in 1941. It has about 45,000 works of art in it. The museum opened in 1941. Today,
Museum s internationally acclaimed collection has item ranging from ancient gold jewelry and
African masks to paintings by Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso.
The B Line Trail is another attraction close to IU. The trail provides Bloomington residents and
visitors a way to travel
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The United States Economy As The Global Economy
From 2010 until the end of 2014 oil prices remained relatively constant. With very little fluctuation
over these four years, the average price per barrel of oil was around 110 dollars. That price has been
more than cut in half within the past year. The price for United States crude oil is now just 48 dollars a
barrel, the lowest it has been since 2009 (BBC News). So what is the cause for this sudden change and
to what effect will this have on the United States economy as well as the global economy? There are
three core contributors that account for this sudden dip in oil prices. These contributors are a low
demand for oil in many countries, specifically Europe, that is caused by a lack of economic growth,
the increase in The United States oil production, and The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting
Countries (OPEC) increase in oil production. With many of Europe s economically struggling
countries the increase in production of oil which in return yields lower prices has benefitted them.
Europe s weak economy is able to contribute to this drop in oil prices in that Europe s currently low
inflation rate and weak economy has greatly lessened the demand for oil. The lack of demand for oil
in one of the most prominent import continents in the world has forced oil manufactures to lower their
prices in order to retain Europe as a top oil export. Large oil exporters do not want to lose Europe as
an export because that would also mean losing billions of dollars per year.
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From 2010 until the end of 2014 oil prices remained relatively constant. With very little fluctuation
over these four years, the average price per barrel of oil was around 110 dollars. That price has been
more than cut in half within the past year. The price for United States crude oil is now just 48 dollars a
barrel, the lowest it has been since 2009 (BBC News). So what is the cause for this sudden change and
to what effect will this have on the United States economy as well as the global economy? There are
three core contributors that account for this sudden dip in oil prices. These contributors are a low
demand for oil in many countries, specifically Europe, that is caused by a lack of economic growth,
the increase in The United States oil production, and The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting
Countries (OPEC) increase in oil production. With many of Europe s economically struggling
countries the increase in production of oil which in return yields lower prices has benefitted them.
Europe s weak economy is able to contribute to this drop in oil prices in that Europe s currently low
inflation rate and weak economy has greatly lessened the demand for oil. The lack of demand for oil
in one of the most prominent import continents in the world has forced oil manufactures to lower their
prices in order to retain Europe as a top oil export. Large oil exporters do not want to lose Europe as
an export because that would also mean losing billions of dollars per year.
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An Argument Against Same-Sex Adoption Essay
The audience I am attempting to persuade throughout my argument is to people in the academic
community, especially people in the psychology department who would be familiar with the mental
affects same sex adoption might evoke. I would also address this argument to people outside of the
academic community who are unaware of the causes same sex adoption could potentially have on the
children involved, in order to gain support for my side of the issue. Adoption has always been an
institution that mainly focuses on the children they take care of and their well being. Recently,
adoption has been a serious issue in society, and each year less and less children from foster homes are
being assigned to permanent homes. However, the dilemma our ... Show more content on
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Although many may argue that homosexuals can in fact provide the same environment, I still feel that
homosexual relationships are not truly permanent and for the most part are not a good situation for a
child to be exposed to. As Cal Thomas, a columnist for the Boston Globe states, According to the 2003
04 Gay/Lesbian Consumer Online Census, which surveyed the lifestyles of roughly 8,000
homosexuals, only 5% of those who describe themselves as in a current relationship say their
relationship has lasted more then 20 years (Boston Globe, 21). As this statistic shows, the majority of
openly gay citizens who describe themselves as being in a relationship see the relationship end before
twenty years. Although twenty years is a long period of time, it is also important to think that the
relationships these homosexuals describe are not as much of a commitment as marriage, and involve
no vows. In other words, relationships can end at any time, whether it be a year or twenty years.
Furthermore, Thomas goes on to record that The Bell and M.S Weinberg test found that more than
40% of white gay men had 500 or more partners, and 28% admitted 1,000 or more sex partners
(Boston Globe, 21). This statistic further shows the problematic conditions same sex parents would
provide for a child. If almost 40% of white gay men, a majority in the
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The audience I am attempting to persuade throughout my argument is to people in the academic
community, especially people in the psychology department who would be familiar with the mental
affects same sex adoption might evoke. I would also address this argument to people outside of the
academic community who are unaware of the causes same sex adoption could potentially have on the
children involved, in order to gain support for my side of the issue. Adoption has always been an
institution that mainly focuses on the children they take care of and their well being. Recently,
adoption has been a serious issue in society, and each year less and less children from foster homes are
being assigned to permanent homes. However, the dilemma our ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Although many may argue that homosexuals can in fact provide the same environment, I still feel that
homosexual relationships are not truly permanent and for the most part are not a good situation for a
child to be exposed to. As Cal Thomas, a columnist for the Boston Globe states, According to the 2003
04 Gay/Lesbian Consumer Online Census, which surveyed the lifestyles of roughly 8,000
homosexuals, only 5% of those who describe themselves as in a current relationship say their
relationship has lasted more then 20 years (Boston Globe, 21). As this statistic shows, the majority of
openly gay citizens who describe themselves as being in a relationship see the relationship end before
twenty years. Although twenty years is a long period of time, it is also important to think that the
relationships these homosexuals describe are not as much of a commitment as marriage, and involve
no vows. In other words, relationships can end at any time, whether it be a year or twenty years.
Furthermore, Thomas goes on to record that The Bell and M.S Weinberg test found that more than
40% of white gay men had 500 or more partners, and 28% admitted 1,000 or more sex partners
(Boston Globe, 21). This statistic further shows the problematic conditions same sex parents would
provide for a child. If almost 40% of white gay men, a majority in the
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Private Boxing Essay
Private boxing coach London
What is boxing?
Boxing is possibly the greatest way to achieve complete fitness with the added benefit of learning a
new interesting skill. Boxing is a martial art and combat sport in which two people throw punches at
each other, with gloved hands. In boxing you just have to knock down your opponent. The earliest
known depiction of boxing comes from the earlier Sumerians then Mesopotamians and so on.
What is personal training?
Personal training is basically, a training given by a coach to the person personally. And the best private
boxing coach is in London, because the best boxing players are from London.
Any fitness level, any age
Even the most dedicated gym rats can benefit from some new ideas. Fitness is being able to run long
distance or lift a heavy weights at the gym. Fitness isn t a exercise it s a life style of listing which
activities you do or how long you do them for. The amount of ... Show more content on
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the patience and passion our trainers deliver is unrivalled and don t feel ashamed that you have never
boxed before, because in a few short months, you will have forgotten or laughed at those moments or
in secured feelings when you show off your new ebbs. Whether you want a strict rule or a trainer to
motivate you every step in the gym, our private boxing coach London can accommodate. There here
to help and only we can determine what result you want out of them. Customized one hour lesson with
world class instructor are available for all levels, improve the quickness and achieve your fitness goal
sour lovable experienced personal trainers will help you with your workout. If you don t like it when
you have to allow your trainer with other people then do not worry our trainers will give there all time
to you during these private coaching session which lasts as long your legs will stand. We are always
trying out new and fun ways to
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Private boxing coach London
What is boxing?
Boxing is possibly the greatest way to achieve complete fitness with the added benefit of learning a
new interesting skill. Boxing is a martial art and combat sport in which two people throw punches at
each other, with gloved hands. In boxing you just have to knock down your opponent. The earliest
known depiction of boxing comes from the earlier Sumerians then Mesopotamians and so on.
What is personal training?
Personal training is basically, a training given by a coach to the person personally. And the best private
boxing coach is in London, because the best boxing players are from London.
Any fitness level, any age
Even the most dedicated gym rats can benefit from some new ideas. Fitness is being able to run long
distance or lift a heavy weights at the gym. Fitness isn t a exercise it s a life style of listing which
activities you do or how long you do them for. The amount of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
the patience and passion our trainers deliver is unrivalled and don t feel ashamed that you have never
boxed before, because in a few short months, you will have forgotten or laughed at those moments or
in secured feelings when you show off your new ebbs. Whether you want a strict rule or a trainer to
motivate you every step in the gym, our private boxing coach London can accommodate. There here
to help and only we can determine what result you want out of them. Customized one hour lesson with
world class instructor are available for all levels, improve the quickness and achieve your fitness goal
sour lovable experienced personal trainers will help you with your workout. If you don t like it when
you have to allow your trainer with other people then do not worry our trainers will give there all time
to you during these private coaching session which lasts as long your legs will stand. We are always
trying out new and fun ways to
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Mark Cuban Biography
Mark Cuban was born to Norton and Shirley Cuban in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Where he grew up in
a Jewish working class family. His father Norton, spent almost half a century working at a car shop
doing upholstery. Mark comes from a business family background, where his grandfather, Morris
Chobanisky, who emigrated from Russia. Fed his family by selling merchandise out of the back of a
truck. And he got his own start from business, where he sold sets of garbage to save up for a pair of
expensive basketball shoes. He also tried to make any extra he could with selling coins and stamps on
the side. When he transferred from Pittsburgh University to The University of Indiana, to pay for his
education he gave dance lessons and that led to having ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was a long lasting season ticket holder, so a chance to be apart of the team was a dream come true
to him. Yet the team that he had bought was not good at all, he turned that around. By buying the team
a new areana and pampering the plays. While he did that he also flipped the roster around and made a
non playoff team, to a team that would make the playoff consecutively and eventually winning an
NBA championship. He eventually wanted to help other businesses start up so he invested in other
businesses involving in social software and distributing networking. The first business was a company
called IceRocket a business that is a search engine that scours the blogosphere for content. He is also a
partner with a company called RedSwoosh, a company which uses peer to peer technology to deliver
rich media. And in 2006 he invested in Serius Radio Network, which turned out to be a big network
that is in almost every new car that is being made. In april of 2007 he partnered with Mascot Books, a
publishing company, and published his first childrens book Lets Go Mavs!. In November of 2011 he
wrote an ebook about how to win in the sports business which is described a way to get
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Mark Cuban was born to Norton and Shirley Cuban in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Where he grew up in
a Jewish working class family. His father Norton, spent almost half a century working at a car shop
doing upholstery. Mark comes from a business family background, where his grandfather, Morris
Chobanisky, who emigrated from Russia. Fed his family by selling merchandise out of the back of a
truck. And he got his own start from business, where he sold sets of garbage to save up for a pair of
expensive basketball shoes. He also tried to make any extra he could with selling coins and stamps on
the side. When he transferred from Pittsburgh University to The University of Indiana, to pay for his
education he gave dance lessons and that led to having ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was a long lasting season ticket holder, so a chance to be apart of the team was a dream come true
to him. Yet the team that he had bought was not good at all, he turned that around. By buying the team
a new areana and pampering the plays. While he did that he also flipped the roster around and made a
non playoff team, to a team that would make the playoff consecutively and eventually winning an
NBA championship. He eventually wanted to help other businesses start up so he invested in other
businesses involving in social software and distributing networking. The first business was a company
called IceRocket a business that is a search engine that scours the blogosphere for content. He is also a
partner with a company called RedSwoosh, a company which uses peer to peer technology to deliver
rich media. And in 2006 he invested in Serius Radio Network, which turned out to be a big network
that is in almost every new car that is being made. In april of 2007 he partnered with Mascot Books, a
publishing company, and published his first childrens book Lets Go Mavs!. In November of 2011 he
wrote an ebook about how to win in the sports business which is described a way to get
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome Article Analysis
I am responding to the article Complementary and alternative medicines in irritable bowel syndrome:
An integrative view which was reviewed by Carolyn Essington. The content of this article affected my
view and understanding of the IBS a lot. I have a better understanding about IBS, it s treatment.IBS is
a chronic disorder that effects the large intestines and causes symptoms such as abdominal
pain,cramping,constipation and diarrhea. Although there isn t firm evidence, mind and body practices
including hypnotherapy may help reduce the symptoms of IBS. Mind and body practices appear to be
safe. The gut brain axis also called the enteric nervous system is a field of study that is becoming more
and more investigated. Hypnotherapy (Hypnosis) have
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I am responding to the article Complementary and alternative medicines in irritable bowel syndrome:
An integrative view which was reviewed by Carolyn Essington. The content of this article affected my
view and understanding of the IBS a lot. I have a better understanding about IBS, it s treatment.IBS is
a chronic disorder that effects the large intestines and causes symptoms such as abdominal
pain,cramping,constipation and diarrhea. Although there isn t firm evidence, mind and body practices
including hypnotherapy may help reduce the symptoms of IBS. Mind and body practices appear to be
safe. The gut brain axis also called the enteric nervous system is a field of study that is becoming more
and more investigated. Hypnotherapy (Hypnosis) have
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Never Surrender By William Butler Yeats And The Cremation...
Never Surrender To those feeling discouraged today about a goal, do not give up. Continue marching
and success may come. After all, others have come before in the pursuit of goals. Out of those who
kept pursuing their dreams, a fraction succeeded. However, the rate of success among quitters is zero
percent. In their pursuit of goals, people will travel far and surrender their precious time. In the poems,
The Song of Wandering Aengus, by William Butler Yeats, and The Cremation of Sam McGee, by
Robert W. Service, Yeats and Cap both journey to fulfill their goals and promises. Yeats searches
aimlessly for his one true love, while Cap trudges through the snow with the corpse of his friend, who
he promised he would cremate. Despite having ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since nothing binds him to his search, he could simply give up and live the rest of his days single.
However, Yeats writes in the last stanza, Though I am old with wandering, through hollow lands and
hilly lands, I will find out where she has gone, and kiss her lips and take her hands; and walk among
long dappled grass, and pluck till time and times are done, the silver apples of the moon, the golden
apples of the sun. Despite all of the years he has spent to no avail, Yeats continues to search, still so
confident he will find her that he has made plans for that day. He refuses to give up pursuit of love and
live the rest of his days in heartache. Due to his dedication and passion for love, he will likely never
stop searching, even though he can. While he may not have succeeded in the text, he might find them
one day. They realize this and continue to wander, as they value love and wish for it with all their
heart. Despite having the option to quit the hunt for love, the speaker continues to comb the land for a
partner in The Song of Wandering Aengus, by William Butler Yeats.
Cap In The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Service, Cap hauls the corpse of his deceased
friend, who he promised to cremate. The ballad opens with the two men on a trip through the mounds
of snow during the Klondike Gold Rush. Sam McGee is a strange fellow, who fears the biting cold
more than death itself. Unfortunately, his phobia begins to become a reality. The freezing
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Never Surrender To those feeling discouraged today about a goal, do not give up. Continue marching
and success may come. After all, others have come before in the pursuit of goals. Out of those who
kept pursuing their dreams, a fraction succeeded. However, the rate of success among quitters is zero
percent. In their pursuit of goals, people will travel far and surrender their precious time. In the poems,
The Song of Wandering Aengus, by William Butler Yeats, and The Cremation of Sam McGee, by
Robert W. Service, Yeats and Cap both journey to fulfill their goals and promises. Yeats searches
aimlessly for his one true love, while Cap trudges through the snow with the corpse of his friend, who
he promised he would cremate. Despite having ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since nothing binds him to his search, he could simply give up and live the rest of his days single.
However, Yeats writes in the last stanza, Though I am old with wandering, through hollow lands and
hilly lands, I will find out where she has gone, and kiss her lips and take her hands; and walk among
long dappled grass, and pluck till time and times are done, the silver apples of the moon, the golden
apples of the sun. Despite all of the years he has spent to no avail, Yeats continues to search, still so
confident he will find her that he has made plans for that day. He refuses to give up pursuit of love and
live the rest of his days in heartache. Due to his dedication and passion for love, he will likely never
stop searching, even though he can. While he may not have succeeded in the text, he might find them
one day. They realize this and continue to wander, as they value love and wish for it with all their
heart. Despite having the option to quit the hunt for love, the speaker continues to comb the land for a
partner in The Song of Wandering Aengus, by William Butler Yeats.
Cap In The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Service, Cap hauls the corpse of his deceased
friend, who he promised to cremate. The ballad opens with the two men on a trip through the mounds
of snow during the Klondike Gold Rush. Sam McGee is a strange fellow, who fears the biting cold
more than death itself. Unfortunately, his phobia begins to become a reality. The freezing
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William Congreve Comedy
The Restoration Era (1660 1700) in England apparently implies the restoring of the monarchy with
King Charles IIto the throne no sooner the Commonwealth dissolved. This period brought a
conspicuously renewed English lifestyle and literature with the comedy of manner as the dominant
form, pioneered by William Congreve with his play The Way of the World as the finest of the
comedies of manner ever crafted by his contemporaries,although it had certain influence of Moliere s
old comedy Les Preciuses Ridicules. The comedy of manner aimed to ridicule the manner, adultery,
convention and intricacies of the upper class society. Congreve s much applauded literature The Way
of the World is purely the comedy of manner, that paints the lifestyle ... Show more content on
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It was a customary practice for men and women to have free and unbound love and romance circle in
the society. But it was determined by the financial prosperity of the individuals. Love was associated
with wealth in order to ensure family security and happiness. It is lucidly depicted in the play in the
form of the love between Mirabel and Millamant as the best instance and even with Marwood and
MrFainall, Foible and Waitwell.Money is a certainly disquiet for many of the characters in Congreve s
play. At the same time, the existence of greed is unveiled in the form of Fainall s desire to have all of
Wishfort s fortune or as much as he can rip off. William Congreve shows a more prominent
connection between familial and romantic love and the desire for money as a means of financial
security to married couples. This is indispensably concerned for it suggests that the sentiment of love
alone is not enough to construct a romantic relationship on or to protect family bonds. Money is really
an essential ingredient of love as money provides for a comfortable life, which then allows one to
enjoy one s love. In the play The Way of the World ,Fainall craves to obtainWishfort s fortune to
support his mistress Mrs. Marwood. Furthermore, Mirabell cannot simply elope with Millamant. If
this occurs, they would lose her £6,000 inheritance, a fact which Fainall intends in his scheme. Even
with the bonds of love that connect family members, money plays a central role. Lady Wishfort has
control over the accounts of her daughter Mrs. Fainall and her niece Millamant. But in addition to
using money to coerce her family members, Wishfort is also in charge of maintaining the family s
finances so these women have a nest egg when they come of age or
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The Restoration Era (1660 1700) in England apparently implies the restoring of the monarchy with
King Charles IIto the throne no sooner the Commonwealth dissolved. This period brought a
conspicuously renewed English lifestyle and literature with the comedy of manner as the dominant
form, pioneered by William Congreve with his play The Way of the World as the finest of the
comedies of manner ever crafted by his contemporaries,although it had certain influence of Moliere s
old comedy Les Preciuses Ridicules. The comedy of manner aimed to ridicule the manner, adultery,
convention and intricacies of the upper class society. Congreve s much applauded literature The Way
of the World is purely the comedy of manner, that paints the lifestyle ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It was a customary practice for men and women to have free and unbound love and romance circle in
the society. But it was determined by the financial prosperity of the individuals. Love was associated
with wealth in order to ensure family security and happiness. It is lucidly depicted in the play in the
form of the love between Mirabel and Millamant as the best instance and even with Marwood and
MrFainall, Foible and Waitwell.Money is a certainly disquiet for many of the characters in Congreve s
play. At the same time, the existence of greed is unveiled in the form of Fainall s desire to have all of
Wishfort s fortune or as much as he can rip off. William Congreve shows a more prominent
connection between familial and romantic love and the desire for money as a means of financial
security to married couples. This is indispensably concerned for it suggests that the sentiment of love
alone is not enough to construct a romantic relationship on or to protect family bonds. Money is really
an essential ingredient of love as money provides for a comfortable life, which then allows one to
enjoy one s love. In the play The Way of the World ,Fainall craves to obtainWishfort s fortune to
support his mistress Mrs. Marwood. Furthermore, Mirabell cannot simply elope with Millamant. If
this occurs, they would lose her £6,000 inheritance, a fact which Fainall intends in his scheme. Even
with the bonds of love that connect family members, money plays a central role. Lady Wishfort has
control over the accounts of her daughter Mrs. Fainall and her niece Millamant. But in addition to
using money to coerce her family members, Wishfort is also in charge of maintaining the family s
finances so these women have a nest egg when they come of age or
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Small Hive Beetle
The objective of this research is to gain knowledge and disseminate information in regards to the
cultural practices in honey bee husbandry and the management of small hive beetles. The small hive
beetle is known to be an occasional pest species to African honey bees, but they are more of a threat to
European honey bees. The aim of this study is to investigate the potential effects of commercial pollen
dough substitutes on the survivability and reproductive success of the small hive beetle. This new
information will aid beekeepers through the process of selecting diets that are impactful in stopping
the spread of SHB in honey bee colonies.
The small hive beetles originated from infested colonies, and this experiment requires that they be
maintained. The control variable was unfed adult small hive beetles and beetles that were only fed on
water. The independent variables are Dadant Artificial Pollen 23, Dadant Brood Builder, and Protein
Patties. Measurements of the amount of time that the small hive beetles are able to survive in each
pollen dough substitute, and how successful the beetles are at reproducing (this is done by counting
the amount of larvae present in each container) will be observed.
In this experiment, adult small hive beetles were placed into plastic containers; each container had a
petri dish of a pollen substitute was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The beetles are originally gathered from infested honey bee colonies, and harvested for future
generations. For the purposes of this experiment, nothing is used passed Generation 2 in order to keep
the natural characteristics of the beetle. The beetles were also differentiated between male and female
so that there could be equal amounts of males and females in each of the pollen doughs for more
accurate results. There was a total of 740 beetles (370 males and 370 females) and each pollen
substitute contained 240
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The objective of this research is to gain knowledge and disseminate information in regards to the
cultural practices in honey bee husbandry and the management of small hive beetles. The small hive
beetle is known to be an occasional pest species to African honey bees, but they are more of a threat to
European honey bees. The aim of this study is to investigate the potential effects of commercial pollen
dough substitutes on the survivability and reproductive success of the small hive beetle. This new
information will aid beekeepers through the process of selecting diets that are impactful in stopping
the spread of SHB in honey bee colonies.
The small hive beetles originated from infested colonies, and this experiment requires that they be
maintained. The control variable was unfed adult small hive beetles and beetles that were only fed on
water. The independent variables are Dadant Artificial Pollen 23, Dadant Brood Builder, and Protein
Patties. Measurements of the amount of time that the small hive beetles are able to survive in each
pollen dough substitute, and how successful the beetles are at reproducing (this is done by counting
the amount of larvae present in each container) will be observed.
In this experiment, adult small hive beetles were placed into plastic containers; each container had a
petri dish of a pollen substitute was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The beetles are originally gathered from infested honey bee colonies, and harvested for future
generations. For the purposes of this experiment, nothing is used passed Generation 2 in order to keep
the natural characteristics of the beetle. The beetles were also differentiated between male and female
so that there could be equal amounts of males and females in each of the pollen doughs for more
accurate results. There was a total of 740 beetles (370 males and 370 females) and each pollen
substitute contained 240
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Rewards
Rewards
Companies reward their employees with both tangible goods, as well as praise. For example, a sales
department may offer a monthly bonus to the highest earner. Not all tangible rewards come in the form
of money. Some companies host free lunches, or give away company gear to good workers. Many
managers choose to reward their best employees by simply praising them for a job well done, or by
recognizing the hard work they put in to a project.
Workplace reward systems are incentive programs that encourage employee engagement and
productivity by offering bonuses, increased pay, additional time off or other awards for a job well
done. Reward systems recognize staff members who excel in areas such as customer service, loyalty
and sales ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The appreciation of those skills can be a greater motivator than any reward or threat.
Employees need direction. A flaw with consequence based leadership styles is that it doesn t tell
employees how to succeed. It tells them they must succeed, but not how to do so. That doesn t mean
that transactional leadership doesn t work. It just means that employees still need some direction from
above. When leaders are more involved, employees know they can count on them to provide a
direction.
Transactional leadership can encourage unethical behavior. When in their best interest, employees can
resort to unethical means to achieve results. The temptation of rewards and fear of consequences is
compelling. It can encourage deception or illegal activity. Employees may sabotage the company s
interests in pursuit of their own. As a precaution, businesses need to be clear on the terms employees
must work under. Employees are also less likely to resort to unethical behavior when their leaders are
able to earn their loyalty.
This is not to say that transactional leadership does not work. Rewards and punishments are great tools
to motivate. However, they may be far more effective when combined with other leadership styles and
motivation tools. Making employees feel included can provide greater motivation and overall
satisfaction.
The transactional style has always been effective. It has also been overused by many companies.
Employees can be more
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Rewards
Companies reward their employees with both tangible goods, as well as praise. For example, a sales
department may offer a monthly bonus to the highest earner. Not all tangible rewards come in the form
of money. Some companies host free lunches, or give away company gear to good workers. Many
managers choose to reward their best employees by simply praising them for a job well done, or by
recognizing the hard work they put in to a project.
Workplace reward systems are incentive programs that encourage employee engagement and
productivity by offering bonuses, increased pay, additional time off or other awards for a job well
done. Reward systems recognize staff members who excel in areas such as customer service, loyalty
and sales ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The appreciation of those skills can be a greater motivator than any reward or threat.
Employees need direction. A flaw with consequence based leadership styles is that it doesn t tell
employees how to succeed. It tells them they must succeed, but not how to do so. That doesn t mean
that transactional leadership doesn t work. It just means that employees still need some direction from
above. When leaders are more involved, employees know they can count on them to provide a
direction.
Transactional leadership can encourage unethical behavior. When in their best interest, employees can
resort to unethical means to achieve results. The temptation of rewards and fear of consequences is
compelling. It can encourage deception or illegal activity. Employees may sabotage the company s
interests in pursuit of their own. As a precaution, businesses need to be clear on the terms employees
must work under. Employees are also less likely to resort to unethical behavior when their leaders are
able to earn their loyalty.
This is not to say that transactional leadership does not work. Rewards and punishments are great tools
to motivate. However, they may be far more effective when combined with other leadership styles and
motivation tools. Making employees feel included can provide greater motivation and overall
satisfaction.
The transactional style has always been effective. It has also been overused by many companies.
Employees can be more
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Diabetes Persuasive Research Papers
Studies continue to show a troubling health trend: the instances of diabetes, particularly type 2, are on
the rise in this country. Characterized by insulin resistance (insulin is not effective in the body) and
elevated blood glucose levels, type 2 diabetes can result in both neural and metabolic dysfunction and
lead to cardiovascular disease. When we eat carbohydrates, our blood glucose levels rise, either
quickly or slowly. Either way, once glucose has been released into the blood stream, the body can
move it out of the blood stream in two ways by storing it or by getting rid of it through uptake by the
muscles. The problem with diabetics of course is that storage of glucose requires mediation by insulin,
and this natural pathway is impaired by the disease. As I discussed in my last blog post, aerobic
exercise has been shown to increase muscle glucose uptake and improve insulin sensitivity. That s
why most diabetes management plans include ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The exercises consist of varied functional movements performed at high intensity. What are functional
movements exactly? They are movements that reflect the best aspects of weightlifting, gymnastics,
running, rowing and more. I love CrossFit because it focuses on the core movements of life. Lifting a
barbell over and over is not a real life movement. But squatting down to pick up a heavy bag is. And,
these exercises maximize the amount of work done in the shortest time. Of course, if you prefer to go
to the gym (or set up a home gym) to use free weights or weight machines, that s fine to. The idea here
is to simply start incorporating resistance exercises into your diabetic maintenance program. If you
have the budget, I highly recommend getting a personal trainer for a few months so you can fully learn
how to properly lift weights and how to do reps in an effective
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Studies continue to show a troubling health trend: the instances of diabetes, particularly type 2, are on
the rise in this country. Characterized by insulin resistance (insulin is not effective in the body) and
elevated blood glucose levels, type 2 diabetes can result in both neural and metabolic dysfunction and
lead to cardiovascular disease. When we eat carbohydrates, our blood glucose levels rise, either
quickly or slowly. Either way, once glucose has been released into the blood stream, the body can
move it out of the blood stream in two ways by storing it or by getting rid of it through uptake by the
muscles. The problem with diabetics of course is that storage of glucose requires mediation by insulin,
and this natural pathway is impaired by the disease. As I discussed in my last blog post, aerobic
exercise has been shown to increase muscle glucose uptake and improve insulin sensitivity. That s
why most diabetes management plans include ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The exercises consist of varied functional movements performed at high intensity. What are functional
movements exactly? They are movements that reflect the best aspects of weightlifting, gymnastics,
running, rowing and more. I love CrossFit because it focuses on the core movements of life. Lifting a
barbell over and over is not a real life movement. But squatting down to pick up a heavy bag is. And,
these exercises maximize the amount of work done in the shortest time. Of course, if you prefer to go
to the gym (or set up a home gym) to use free weights or weight machines, that s fine to. The idea here
is to simply start incorporating resistance exercises into your diabetic maintenance program. If you
have the budget, I highly recommend getting a personal trainer for a few months so you can fully learn
how to properly lift weights and how to do reps in an effective
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Freedom of Expression and Rap Music Essay
Many issues have come up regarding what rights and actions are protected under the First
Amendment. Rap music should not be restricted on the television despite much controversy over the
idea. Bok says that some acts cause debates, although people may disagree with it doesn t mean it
should be taken away. There should be no restrictions held against playing of rap music. Music that
we listen to constructs the sound track of our lives. The number one killer in creative speech is
censorship. Censorship in music is a topic that has brought about much controversy in the past two
decades. Preventing or punishing speech?is a clear violation of the First Amendment. (Censorship.
Opposing Viewpoints by, Greehaven Press page ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Zhar). Lawrence states that ?Blacks and other people of color are skeptical about the argument that
even the most injurious speech must remain unregulated because, in an unregulated marketplace of
ideas, the best ones will rise to the top and gain acceptance.
If the music is found to be so bad, then why are the parents not using the channel blocker on the
channels that allow the music. Deciding what children should see and hear in my opinion is a parent s
chore and right to decide, not the governments. ?As long as gratuitous violence and sex aren t being
seen with Saturday morning cartoons, then what we have now is fine. When parents choose to ignore
the ratings that are displayed on CD s, movies and television shows, and their children view or hear
something graphic, it is the parents fault not the artist s. There is no doubt that everything we hear and
see in the media isn t going to rub us the right way but, that s the beauty of the first amendment?
(Mariah Carey). Like Kilbourne states kids are easily influenced by what they hear and see.
Not all rap music is about swearing, degrading woman and so forth. Many songs actually have
meanings that the rappers try to portray to people. When artists create music that is senseless it can
cloud people s judgment towards the music type they are representing. A lot of rappers rap about cars,
jewelry, sex, and murder and refer to themselves as keeping it real . So many people believe that rap
music is based
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Many issues have come up regarding what rights and actions are protected under the First
Amendment. Rap music should not be restricted on the television despite much controversy over the
idea. Bok says that some acts cause debates, although people may disagree with it doesn t mean it
should be taken away. There should be no restrictions held against playing of rap music. Music that
we listen to constructs the sound track of our lives. The number one killer in creative speech is
censorship. Censorship in music is a topic that has brought about much controversy in the past two
decades. Preventing or punishing speech?is a clear violation of the First Amendment. (Censorship.
Opposing Viewpoints by, Greehaven Press page ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Zhar). Lawrence states that ?Blacks and other people of color are skeptical about the argument that
even the most injurious speech must remain unregulated because, in an unregulated marketplace of
ideas, the best ones will rise to the top and gain acceptance.
If the music is found to be so bad, then why are the parents not using the channel blocker on the
channels that allow the music. Deciding what children should see and hear in my opinion is a parent s
chore and right to decide, not the governments. ?As long as gratuitous violence and sex aren t being
seen with Saturday morning cartoons, then what we have now is fine. When parents choose to ignore
the ratings that are displayed on CD s, movies and television shows, and their children view or hear
something graphic, it is the parents fault not the artist s. There is no doubt that everything we hear and
see in the media isn t going to rub us the right way but, that s the beauty of the first amendment?
(Mariah Carey). Like Kilbourne states kids are easily influenced by what they hear and see.
Not all rap music is about swearing, degrading woman and so forth. Many songs actually have
meanings that the rappers try to portray to people. When artists create music that is senseless it can
cloud people s judgment towards the music type they are representing. A lot of rappers rap about cars,
jewelry, sex, and murder and refer to themselves as keeping it real . So many people believe that rap
music is based
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Misguided Social Security Reform Analysis
Misguided Social Security Reform The New York Times article, Misguided Social Security Reform,
discusses the proposed social security reform chained consumer price index (C.P.I) as an alternative to
cost of living adjustments (COLAs.) The author explains why C.P.I. will leave retirees in a worse
situation because it researches price changes for the general working population instead of taking into
account that the elderly are not regular consumers who can adjust their spending as prices change. The
elderly have lower incomes and also cannot be as flexible on spending due to their needs are not the
same as the working class. The article offers excellent social security reform ideas that will protect the
current retirees as well as future
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Misguided Social Security Reform The New York Times article, Misguided Social Security Reform,
discusses the proposed social security reform chained consumer price index (C.P.I) as an alternative to
cost of living adjustments (COLAs.) The author explains why C.P.I. will leave retirees in a worse
situation because it researches price changes for the general working population instead of taking into
account that the elderly are not regular consumers who can adjust their spending as prices change. The
elderly have lower incomes and also cannot be as flexible on spending due to their needs are not the
same as the working class. The article offers excellent social security reform ideas that will protect the
current retirees as well as future
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Neonatal Nurse Research Paper
Neonatal Nurse I want to be a neonatal nurse who takes care of newborn infants who were born
prematurely. There are some procedures that may be needed for the care of the baby. What I know
about a neonatal nurse is that you need to have a four year bachelors and masters of science in nursing
degree. The reason I m interested in this career is because I want to save lives and make a difference
in the lives of the infants and their families. This career is something I will enjoy doing even if it can
be sad at times. The information I found out about a neonatal nurse was that their duties include
administering medications, monitoring vital signs and providing vital nutrients to newborns. Most
premature and sick newborns have lungs that aren t fully developed, the neonatal nurse must ensure
that infants are breathing and maturing properly. They provide complete care for babies, such as attend
deliveries, weigh and measure infants, bathe them and monitor their health. They also teach new
parents about newborn care and breastfeeding. Hospital work requires nurses to be composed, caring
and in control every second of their shift. Although neonatal nurses witness the miracle of birth every
day, they also view untimely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Premature babies typically have underdeveloped respiratory systems and problems maintaining body
heat, so they may be kept on a respirator or in an incubator. Although the neonatal period is the first
month after birth, these nurses often care for children up to age 2 who have long term medical issues.
While their primary focus is the health of the babies, neonatal nurses obviously will spend a lot of
time with anxious parents who are visiting their children in the NICU and must be able to calmly and
clearly explain the babies illnesses and treatment, as well as involve the parents in their
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Neonatal Nurse I want to be a neonatal nurse who takes care of newborn infants who were born
prematurely. There are some procedures that may be needed for the care of the baby. What I know
about a neonatal nurse is that you need to have a four year bachelors and masters of science in nursing
degree. The reason I m interested in this career is because I want to save lives and make a difference
in the lives of the infants and their families. This career is something I will enjoy doing even if it can
be sad at times. The information I found out about a neonatal nurse was that their duties include
administering medications, monitoring vital signs and providing vital nutrients to newborns. Most
premature and sick newborns have lungs that aren t fully developed, the neonatal nurse must ensure
that infants are breathing and maturing properly. They provide complete care for babies, such as attend
deliveries, weigh and measure infants, bathe them and monitor their health. They also teach new
parents about newborn care and breastfeeding. Hospital work requires nurses to be composed, caring
and in control every second of their shift. Although neonatal nurses witness the miracle of birth every
day, they also view untimely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Premature babies typically have underdeveloped respiratory systems and problems maintaining body
heat, so they may be kept on a respirator or in an incubator. Although the neonatal period is the first
month after birth, these nurses often care for children up to age 2 who have long term medical issues.
While their primary focus is the health of the babies, neonatal nurses obviously will spend a lot of
time with anxious parents who are visiting their children in the NICU and must be able to calmly and
clearly explain the babies illnesses and treatment, as well as involve the parents in their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pros And Cons Of Gimo
GITMO is still open because it is a US military base in the Caribbean that provides a strategic
foothold into Latin America and probably irritates the Castro regime to no end. If you are asking why
GITMO is still being used as a facility for the detention of personnel that have been identified as
terrorists or insurgents; that would be because we don t want to house them in the contiguous United
States and there are limited other options for where to move the remaining detainees without another
country being willing to take custody or a military tribunal to determine the guilt or innocence of the
individual in detention.
The promise made by President Obama was a cute promise made by a man who wanted to be elected
as our President, but had yet to realize the undertaking that it would be to actually take to close
GITMO as a detention facility. I agree, that GITMO should be closed as a detention facility because
this should not be the responsibility of the US people to continue playing world police. I would make
the argument for detaining the enemy combatants in the country they were arrested in, but prison
breaks are not unheard of from facilities in Iraq and probably Afghanistan (Arrango Schmitt.) Abu
Gharib Prison comes to mind as a glaring failure as a detention center in Iraq, for many reasons (CNN
Library.) Soldiers from my unit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simonsen. Terrorism Today: The Past, The Players, The Future. (5th ed.) Boston: Pearson Education,
2013. Print.
Arango, Tim and Eric Schmitt. 12 February 2014. The New York Times, Escaped Inmates From Iraq
Fuel Syrian Insurgency [Internet]. Available from:
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/13/world/middleeast/escaped inmates from iraq fuel syria
insurgency.html?_r=0. Accessed: 02/28/2017.
CNN Library. 12 March 2016. CNN, Iraq Prison Abuse Scandal Fast Facts [Internet]. Available from:
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/30/world/meast/iraq prison abuse scandal fast facts/. Accessed:
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GITMO is still open because it is a US military base in the Caribbean that provides a strategic
foothold into Latin America and probably irritates the Castro regime to no end. If you are asking why
GITMO is still being used as a facility for the detention of personnel that have been identified as
terrorists or insurgents; that would be because we don t want to house them in the contiguous United
States and there are limited other options for where to move the remaining detainees without another
country being willing to take custody or a military tribunal to determine the guilt or innocence of the
individual in detention.
The promise made by President Obama was a cute promise made by a man who wanted to be elected
as our President, but had yet to realize the undertaking that it would be to actually take to close
GITMO as a detention facility. I agree, that GITMO should be closed as a detention facility because
this should not be the responsibility of the US people to continue playing world police. I would make
the argument for detaining the enemy combatants in the country they were arrested in, but prison
breaks are not unheard of from facilities in Iraq and probably Afghanistan (Arrango Schmitt.) Abu
Gharib Prison comes to mind as a glaring failure as a detention center in Iraq, for many reasons (CNN
Library.) Soldiers from my unit ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simonsen. Terrorism Today: The Past, The Players, The Future. (5th ed.) Boston: Pearson Education,
2013. Print.
Arango, Tim and Eric Schmitt. 12 February 2014. The New York Times, Escaped Inmates From Iraq
Fuel Syrian Insurgency [Internet]. Available from:
https://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/13/world/middleeast/escaped inmates from iraq fuel syria
insurgency.html?_r=0. Accessed: 02/28/2017.
CNN Library. 12 March 2016. CNN, Iraq Prison Abuse Scandal Fast Facts [Internet]. Available from:
http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/30/world/meast/iraq prison abuse scandal fast facts/. Accessed:
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Censorship in China Essay
The Freedom of Speech is granted to every American citizen and has been since it was founded in
1776; however, not every nation grants that right. China, as a communist nation, retains most
individual freedom rights from its citizens. Although in the Peoples Republic of China s (PRC) 1982
constitution, people are guaranteed Freedom of Expression and Press; it is often violated by the
current corrupt government. The government demands the news to be 80% positive and 20% negative,
altering the facts n occasion. In contrast to that, America has recently become more involved with the
pressing issue as well because of the involvement of Google. Thus it has shined the light on
government censorship and corruption. China s government corruption ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
A large focus was placed on companies relating to real estate, land or mineral resources, or real estate.
China is currently affected with large corporations and companies led by corrupt individuals.
The Shanghai (Xinjiang) Riots and Tiananmen Square Massacre were a direct result from government
corruption. The Shanghai (Xinjiang) riots developed around 1994. It began with about 10,000
incidents with 730,000 participants, it grew to 74,000 incidents with 3.8 million participants. There
have been many casualties or as referred to by the government incidents by these riots, in 2000, there
were 5,500 and in 2003 there were 58,000. These riots are due to overworked textile workers striking,
villagers trying to keep their land from being taking over, but mostly because of poor victims of the
transition to a market economy. This was directly a cause of government corruption due to unequal
distribution of wealth and police abuse. A rioter stated people can see who corrupt the government is
while they barely have enough to eat. However, this problem originated before those riots occurred. 5
years before that happened; a more famous incident took place, the Tiananmen Square Massacre. July
4th, 1989, thousands of students gathered outside Tiananmen Square to protest for a more democratic
government. Chinese government sent officials
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Freedom of Speech is granted to every American citizen and has been since it was founded in
1776; however, not every nation grants that right. China, as a communist nation, retains most
individual freedom rights from its citizens. Although in the Peoples Republic of China s (PRC) 1982
constitution, people are guaranteed Freedom of Expression and Press; it is often violated by the
current corrupt government. The government demands the news to be 80% positive and 20% negative,
altering the facts n occasion. In contrast to that, America has recently become more involved with the
pressing issue as well because of the involvement of Google. Thus it has shined the light on
government censorship and corruption. China s government corruption ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
A large focus was placed on companies relating to real estate, land or mineral resources, or real estate.
China is currently affected with large corporations and companies led by corrupt individuals.
The Shanghai (Xinjiang) Riots and Tiananmen Square Massacre were a direct result from government
corruption. The Shanghai (Xinjiang) riots developed around 1994. It began with about 10,000
incidents with 730,000 participants, it grew to 74,000 incidents with 3.8 million participants. There
have been many casualties or as referred to by the government incidents by these riots, in 2000, there
were 5,500 and in 2003 there were 58,000. These riots are due to overworked textile workers striking,
villagers trying to keep their land from being taking over, but mostly because of poor victims of the
transition to a market economy. This was directly a cause of government corruption due to unequal
distribution of wealth and police abuse. A rioter stated people can see who corrupt the government is
while they barely have enough to eat. However, this problem originated before those riots occurred. 5
years before that happened; a more famous incident took place, the Tiananmen Square Massacre. July
4th, 1989, thousands of students gathered outside Tiananmen Square to protest for a more democratic
government. Chinese government sent officials
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Identifying And Applying The Relevant Law
Identifying and Applying the Relevant Law The relevant law to this scenario is cases that concern
unilateral error, misrepresentation and breach of contract. Unilateral error is applicable when one party
only is mistaken about one of the essentials. There has been an agreement but not true agreement. This
applies to the facts as Wilma has made a purely unilateral assumption that she is contracting with a
man named Tam Tumshie, when actually she is contracting with a look alike named Septimus
Meerkat. This could entail an error as to identity however that error may not be essential. In the case
of Morrison v. Robertson a man named Telford claimed to be the son of a reputable farmer. Telford
asked Morrison to sell him two cows. Morrison ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This case is similar as the contract has not been fulfilled (by payment) and for this reason Septimus
cannot pass on the title of the car to an unsuspecting third party. Misrepresentations can be made by
assertion. This includes impliedly, for example the case of Gamage v Charlesworth s Trustees sets out
that in order to buy goods on credit implies a representation of ability to pay for them and of intention
to do so. Septimus never had the intention of paying for the car and nevertheless, tells Wilma that he
would come back to pay. This is a pure lie which he has tried to do several times in the past as a
trickster, so I do think he deliberately misrepresented himself here which misled her. In MacLeod v
Kerr a crook named Galloway posed as a third party by using a stolen check book to purchase a car.
The court insisted the contract was voidable, not void, as the error to identity was not essential
because the pursuer was not concerned as to who he was selling the car to, he was only concerned
about the profit. Wilma s error to identity may not be seen as essential as I think she would have
contracted with anyone. The only part Wilma s error affected was the process of the dealing giving the
car to Septimus in advance but she would have contracted with any person that was present and
negotiating with her, whoever it may be. As a result, I think the possible misrepresentation is
incidental to the contract and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Identifying and Applying the Relevant Law The relevant law to this scenario is cases that concern
unilateral error, misrepresentation and breach of contract. Unilateral error is applicable when one party
only is mistaken about one of the essentials. There has been an agreement but not true agreement. This
applies to the facts as Wilma has made a purely unilateral assumption that she is contracting with a
man named Tam Tumshie, when actually she is contracting with a look alike named Septimus
Meerkat. This could entail an error as to identity however that error may not be essential. In the case
of Morrison v. Robertson a man named Telford claimed to be the son of a reputable farmer. Telford
asked Morrison to sell him two cows. Morrison ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This case is similar as the contract has not been fulfilled (by payment) and for this reason Septimus
cannot pass on the title of the car to an unsuspecting third party. Misrepresentations can be made by
assertion. This includes impliedly, for example the case of Gamage v Charlesworth s Trustees sets out
that in order to buy goods on credit implies a representation of ability to pay for them and of intention
to do so. Septimus never had the intention of paying for the car and nevertheless, tells Wilma that he
would come back to pay. This is a pure lie which he has tried to do several times in the past as a
trickster, so I do think he deliberately misrepresented himself here which misled her. In MacLeod v
Kerr a crook named Galloway posed as a third party by using a stolen check book to purchase a car.
The court insisted the contract was voidable, not void, as the error to identity was not essential
because the pursuer was not concerned as to who he was selling the car to, he was only concerned
about the profit. Wilma s error to identity may not be seen as essential as I think she would have
contracted with anyone. The only part Wilma s error affected was the process of the dealing giving the
car to Septimus in advance but she would have contracted with any person that was present and
negotiating with her, whoever it may be. As a result, I think the possible misrepresentation is
incidental to the contract and
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What Is The Archetypes In To Kill A Mockingbird
Literary criticism is an informed written analysis and evaluation of a literature. Also literary theory is
a means to understand the various ways people read and connect through texts. In the novel, To Kill A
Mockingbird (TKAM) by Harper Lee, the story displays archetypal criticisms through using multiple
archetypes within the work. This criticism displays how reoccurring symbols, situations, and themes
help develop the story. Throughout the novel, the archetypes being the hero, victim, and the tree as a
symbol for friendship are used. The hero archetype is reflected numerous times in TKAM. One
character who shows heroic traits is Scout when the text states, Jem shrieked and tried to catch me, but
I had a lead on him and Dill. I pushed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tom Robinson, who was the main victim of the novel, had been defended by Atticus who had said,
And so a quiet, respectable, humble negro who had the unmitigated temerity to feel sorry for a white
woman has had to put his word against two white people s (Lee 273). Tom came to be a victim
because he suffered from the statements that Bob Ewell said and was cheated. Although he is against
white people who have their stories wrong and filled of lies, he is the one who loses the case when this
should not have been what occurred. As a result of this, it causes him to be sent to prison where he
later kills himself. This is due to the fact that this ruined his emotional state which led to the build up
to his death. Similarly, Boo is a victim as his image is ruined by people such as Miss Stephanie
Crawford whose rumors say, As Mr. Radley passed by, Boo drove the scissors into his parent s leg,
pulled them out, wiped them on his pants, and resumed his activities (Lee 13). Boo is a victim because
he is deceived. Since not much is known about him, the town of Maycomb spreads rumors, which lead
to false impressions about him. Also, he suffers by how he is perceived because this leads for him to
not come out and face all of the prejudice within Maycomb. Most importantly he is emotionally hurt
because in the beginning of the story Jem and Scout are curious about him and want to see him when
he does not want to be with anyone at all. Likewise, Jem is a victim as he was being helped from the
encounter with Bob when he was with Scout because it was seen that, Jem s arm was dangling crazily
in front of him (Lee 353). As Jem and Scout are coming back, Jem is mainly a victim since he is
physically harmed from this event by having his arm broken by Bob Ewell. He was targeted by Ewell
due to the actions of Atticus, which caused
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Literary criticism is an informed written analysis and evaluation of a literature. Also literary theory is
a means to understand the various ways people read and connect through texts. In the novel, To Kill A
Mockingbird (TKAM) by Harper Lee, the story displays archetypal criticisms through using multiple
archetypes within the work. This criticism displays how reoccurring symbols, situations, and themes
help develop the story. Throughout the novel, the archetypes being the hero, victim, and the tree as a
symbol for friendship are used. The hero archetype is reflected numerous times in TKAM. One
character who shows heroic traits is Scout when the text states, Jem shrieked and tried to catch me, but
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Tom Robinson, who was the main victim of the novel, had been defended by Atticus who had said,
And so a quiet, respectable, humble negro who had the unmitigated temerity to feel sorry for a white
woman has had to put his word against two white people s (Lee 273). Tom came to be a victim
because he suffered from the statements that Bob Ewell said and was cheated. Although he is against
white people who have their stories wrong and filled of lies, he is the one who loses the case when this
should not have been what occurred. As a result of this, it causes him to be sent to prison where he
later kills himself. This is due to the fact that this ruined his emotional state which led to the build up
to his death. Similarly, Boo is a victim as his image is ruined by people such as Miss Stephanie
Crawford whose rumors say, As Mr. Radley passed by, Boo drove the scissors into his parent s leg,
pulled them out, wiped them on his pants, and resumed his activities (Lee 13). Boo is a victim because
he is deceived. Since not much is known about him, the town of Maycomb spreads rumors, which lead
to false impressions about him. Also, he suffers by how he is perceived because this leads for him to
not come out and face all of the prejudice within Maycomb. Most importantly he is emotionally hurt
because in the beginning of the story Jem and Scout are curious about him and want to see him when
he does not want to be with anyone at all. Likewise, Jem is a victim as he was being helped from the
encounter with Bob when he was with Scout because it was seen that, Jem s arm was dangling crazily
in front of him (Lee 353). As Jem and Scout are coming back, Jem is mainly a victim since he is
physically harmed from this event by having his arm broken by Bob Ewell. He was targeted by Ewell
due to the actions of Atticus, which caused
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Eva Quote De Peron
Eva Duarte Peron (Evita) Thesis: Her experience as a member of the lower class who overcame
poverty and her belief in bringing justice to the poor made everything that she did for the people of
Argentina possible. Eva Peron Mi vida por Peron! ( My life for Peron! ) [Evita] cried a thousand times
before the roaring crowds, and then she died. There are parallels that could be drawn between her life
and the lives of other obsessively ambitious women who have forced their way through poverty and
fame.but instead popular memory finds parallels between Evita s life and the lives of the saints,
because she did it all for someone else. (Guillermoprieto 100) From Colonel Juan Peron s election in
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She also continued her work in the Secretariat for no salary. Her only earnings were the love and
affection from Peron and the Argentine people (Peron 125). On June 19, 1948, Evita founded the
Maria Eva Duarte de Peron Foundation, or EPF. This foundation was created to provide national
safety where the government was weak (To Be II). The Foundation s work was necessary in the lower
class areas of the country, rather than in the cities. Eva believed that the descamisados were the base,
the foundation, of the revolution. They were an essential part of the country s people (Peron 80). The
Social Help Crusade created housing and neighborhoods that were affordable for the poor. The
crusade also created jobs for the unemployed and school food programs. It provided inexpensive
hospital supplies and free medication. Workers unions donated many of these materials. Evita began
The Eva Peron Hospital Train, which provided free check ups, vaccinations, x rays, and general
medical care to people who either did not have access to hospitals or who could not afford a visit to
the doctor (To Be II). Twelve hospitals and two policlinicos (hospitals for the railroad workers) were
built with the same objective as the Hospital Train. These hospitals attracted the best doctor in the
country, and the charge
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Eva Duarte Peron (Evita) Thesis: Her experience as a member of the lower class who overcame
poverty and her belief in bringing justice to the poor made everything that she did for the people of
Argentina possible. Eva Peron Mi vida por Peron! ( My life for Peron! ) [Evita] cried a thousand times
before the roaring crowds, and then she died. There are parallels that could be drawn between her life
and the lives of other obsessively ambitious women who have forced their way through poverty and
fame.but instead popular memory finds parallels between Evita s life and the lives of the saints,
because she did it all for someone else. (Guillermoprieto 100) From Colonel Juan Peron s election in
1946 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She also continued her work in the Secretariat for no salary. Her only earnings were the love and
affection from Peron and the Argentine people (Peron 125). On June 19, 1948, Evita founded the
Maria Eva Duarte de Peron Foundation, or EPF. This foundation was created to provide national
safety where the government was weak (To Be II). The Foundation s work was necessary in the lower
class areas of the country, rather than in the cities. Eva believed that the descamisados were the base,
the foundation, of the revolution. They were an essential part of the country s people (Peron 80). The
Social Help Crusade created housing and neighborhoods that were affordable for the poor. The
crusade also created jobs for the unemployed and school food programs. It provided inexpensive
hospital supplies and free medication. Workers unions donated many of these materials. Evita began
The Eva Peron Hospital Train, which provided free check ups, vaccinations, x rays, and general
medical care to people who either did not have access to hospitals or who could not afford a visit to
the doctor (To Be II). Twelve hospitals and two policlinicos (hospitals for the railroad workers) were
built with the same objective as the Hospital Train. These hospitals attracted the best doctor in the
country, and the charge
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Use of Imagery in the First Two Acts of Macbeth
The Scottish Play , or more known as Macbeth is a play set in medieval Scotland. It describes the life
of Macbeth a brave lord predicted by the witches to become the King of Scotland. Lady Macbeth, his
wife powered by ambition influences Macbeth into committing a horrendous regicide. Imagery is used
widely throughout the course of the play, creating a three dimensional image of the actions, almost as
if we were present. Shakespeare in Macbeth uses imagery to create a more detailed image and
emphasize the themes of violence, murder and darkness. The omnipresent imagery of darkness evokes
the sentiments of fear, danger and death. Come thick night, and pall thee in the dunnest smoke in hell
associates the darkness of the night ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Boneless gums represents innocence and vulnerability, evoking feelings of pity. This is destroyed with
the use of plucked , dashed which have are full of violence and threat. This description frightens the
audience, leaving it in shock. The tone of the author is bloodthirsty, full of gore. Imagery of death is
well portrayed in the quotation hear it not, Duncan, for it is knell that summons thee to heaven or to
hell. An image of the bell is used to show imminent death of the king. The bell is portrayed as the
funeral bell that will summon Duncan to heaven or to hell . Summon has the connotations of
summoning to court, which could stand for the judging of God. The description creates suspense and
increases tension. The tone is ominous and frightening. The night of murder strange screams of death
and prophesying with accents terrible were heard. Strange and terrible suggest the violence of the
murder. Sibilance strange screams create auditory imagery of hissing, whispering, which suggests
danger and evil. The audience gets a sense of unease and the tension is increased. The murder is
predicted in the raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan . Raven is a sign of ill
omen, death, graveyards, which implies a terrible deed that will be done. Croaks has connotation of a
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The Scottish Play , or more known as Macbeth is a play set in medieval Scotland. It describes the life
of Macbeth a brave lord predicted by the witches to become the King of Scotland. Lady Macbeth, his
wife powered by ambition influences Macbeth into committing a horrendous regicide. Imagery is used
widely throughout the course of the play, creating a three dimensional image of the actions, almost as
if we were present. Shakespeare in Macbeth uses imagery to create a more detailed image and
emphasize the themes of violence, murder and darkness. The omnipresent imagery of darkness evokes
the sentiments of fear, danger and death. Come thick night, and pall thee in the dunnest smoke in hell
associates the darkness of the night ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Boneless gums represents innocence and vulnerability, evoking feelings of pity. This is destroyed with
the use of plucked , dashed which have are full of violence and threat. This description frightens the
audience, leaving it in shock. The tone of the author is bloodthirsty, full of gore. Imagery of death is
well portrayed in the quotation hear it not, Duncan, for it is knell that summons thee to heaven or to
hell. An image of the bell is used to show imminent death of the king. The bell is portrayed as the
funeral bell that will summon Duncan to heaven or to hell . Summon has the connotations of
summoning to court, which could stand for the judging of God. The description creates suspense and
increases tension. The tone is ominous and frightening. The night of murder strange screams of death
and prophesying with accents terrible were heard. Strange and terrible suggest the violence of the
murder. Sibilance strange screams create auditory imagery of hissing, whispering, which suggests
danger and evil. The audience gets a sense of unease and the tension is increased. The murder is
predicted in the raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan . Raven is a sign of ill
omen, death, graveyards, which implies a terrible deed that will be done. Croaks has connotation of a
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Hydrochloric Acid Synthesis Lab Report
The complex [Pd(HL)2Cl2] (C3) was synthesized as follows:
A solution of 1.4000 g (5.64 mmol) of imine (L3) in methanol (20.0 mL) was slowly added dropwise
to the solution containing 1.0000 g (5.64 mmol) of palladium(II) chloride and 0,4748 g (11,28 mmol)
of lithium chloride dissolved in methanol (50.0 mL). The resulting solution was stirred at room
temperature for 8 h. The obtained yellow precipitate was filtered off, washed with ethanol, water and
ethylic ether, and then dried under vacuum. Yield 87%; decomposed (ºC): 230. Anal. Calc. (%) for
[Pd(C17H15ON)Cl]2 (675.94):
C, 60.42; H, 4.47; N, 5.23; Pd, 15.74. Found: C, 61.10; H, 4.13; N, 5.53; Pd, 17.74. The experimental
%Pd is obtained by TG curves.
Materials and methods
Elemental analyses of carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen was performed on an Elemental Analyzer Leco
Instruments LTDA TruSpec model CHNS O. The elemental analyses of palladium were obtained by
thermogravimetric analysis (TG) on a TA Instruments thermobalance, model Q600. Melting or
decomposition point was determined on a Marconi (PFMII) apparatus. Infrared spectra were recorded
as KBr pellets on a shimadzu IR Prestige 21 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cells were maintained in a humidified atmosphere with 5% CO2, at 37 ºC. Medium was replaced each
two days and cells were sub cultured each five days, after 0.25% Tripsina EDTA solution treatment.
The Trypan blue dye exclusion method was used to assess cell viability before beginning each
experiment and 2 x 104 viable cells mL 1 were used in all experiments. Exponentially growing cells
were plated at seeding density of 2 x 104 cells mL 1 and after overnight incubation to allow for
attachment, the cells were exposed for 24 or 48 h to various compound concentrations (0.1; 0.5; 1.0;
5.0 and 10.0 M). Compounds were freshly dissolved in DMSO, sterilized by filtration and diluted in
the culture medium. Treated cells with culture medium were the negative control, and with 5 µM
cisplatin, the
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The complex [Pd(HL)2Cl2] (C3) was synthesized as follows:
A solution of 1.4000 g (5.64 mmol) of imine (L3) in methanol (20.0 mL) was slowly added dropwise
to the solution containing 1.0000 g (5.64 mmol) of palladium(II) chloride and 0,4748 g (11,28 mmol)
of lithium chloride dissolved in methanol (50.0 mL). The resulting solution was stirred at room
temperature for 8 h. The obtained yellow precipitate was filtered off, washed with ethanol, water and
ethylic ether, and then dried under vacuum. Yield 87%; decomposed (ºC): 230. Anal. Calc. (%) for
[Pd(C17H15ON)Cl]2 (675.94):
C, 60.42; H, 4.47; N, 5.23; Pd, 15.74. Found: C, 61.10; H, 4.13; N, 5.53; Pd, 17.74. The experimental
%Pd is obtained by TG curves.
Materials and methods
Elemental analyses of carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen was performed on an Elemental Analyzer Leco
Instruments LTDA TruSpec model CHNS O. The elemental analyses of palladium were obtained by
thermogravimetric analysis (TG) on a TA Instruments thermobalance, model Q600. Melting or
decomposition point was determined on a Marconi (PFMII) apparatus. Infrared spectra were recorded
as KBr pellets on a shimadzu IR Prestige 21 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cells were maintained in a humidified atmosphere with 5% CO2, at 37 ºC. Medium was replaced each
two days and cells were sub cultured each five days, after 0.25% Tripsina EDTA solution treatment.
The Trypan blue dye exclusion method was used to assess cell viability before beginning each
experiment and 2 x 104 viable cells mL 1 were used in all experiments. Exponentially growing cells
were plated at seeding density of 2 x 104 cells mL 1 and after overnight incubation to allow for
attachment, the cells were exposed for 24 or 48 h to various compound concentrations (0.1; 0.5; 1.0;
5.0 and 10.0 M). Compounds were freshly dissolved in DMSO, sterilized by filtration and diluted in
the culture medium. Treated cells with culture medium were the negative control, and with 5 µM
cisplatin, the
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Features And Use Of Negotiation In A Business Environment
Negotiation is needed to maintain an ease of work flow, effective communication allows you to get
things done faster and more efficiently and also reduce arguments. For example in my workplace my
colleague doesn t like having excess mail in our shared inbox as she needs to attend to specific emails
so I have to remove any unnecessary mail so as to not prevent her from working effectively. 1.1
Explain the features and uses of negotiation in a business environment There are two main types of
negotiation: integrative negotiation and distributive negotiation. Integrative negotiation refers to the
notion of a win win situation and pertains to a mutally beneficial effort whereas distributive
negotiation is more of a win lose situation where both parties are competing with one another. 1.2
Identify the components of negotiation tactics There s four common strategies used for negotiating
such as: yielding someone readily accepting the other parties proposal to avoid ill feelings,
compromising coming up with a fair deal for both parties, competing both parties competing to try to
win regardless of what happens to the other, problem solving similar to compromising, both parties
come up with a solution to will help both parties get what they need. Element 2 Understand how to
develop and deliver presentations 2.1 Explain the different types of presentations and their
requirements There are instructional presentations that are meant to teach people something new and
have to be in
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Negotiation is needed to maintain an ease of work flow, effective communication allows you to get
things done faster and more efficiently and also reduce arguments. For example in my workplace my
colleague doesn t like having excess mail in our shared inbox as she needs to attend to specific emails
so I have to remove any unnecessary mail so as to not prevent her from working effectively. 1.1
Explain the features and uses of negotiation in a business environment There are two main types of
negotiation: integrative negotiation and distributive negotiation. Integrative negotiation refers to the
notion of a win win situation and pertains to a mutally beneficial effort whereas distributive
negotiation is more of a win lose situation where both parties are competing with one another. 1.2
Identify the components of negotiation tactics There s four common strategies used for negotiating
such as: yielding someone readily accepting the other parties proposal to avoid ill feelings,
compromising coming up with a fair deal for both parties, competing both parties competing to try to
win regardless of what happens to the other, problem solving similar to compromising, both parties
come up with a solution to will help both parties get what they need. Element 2 Understand how to
develop and deliver presentations 2.1 Explain the different types of presentations and their
requirements There are instructional presentations that are meant to teach people something new and
have to be in
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`` The Rover `` By Aphra Behn
Between the classifications of virgin and prostitute lay a void, not a range; one could give the entire
freight or nothing . Performed in 1677, Aphra Behn s play, The Rover addresses this twofold standard,
which restricted her female companions sexual cravings to the domain of religious community,
massage parlor, or home. Set free in the upside down universe of Festival, her characters show the
dynamic, entangled amusement required of ladies looking to secure individual satisfaction. The perils
of the pursuit and the play s clean decision, then again, propose at how women neither could nor ought
to stray too far into the manly parts of wooer and owner. In spite of the fact that ladies may desire
higher degrees of self sufficiency and sexual expression, their lives still fit inside of the limits of three
parts: cloister adherent, whore, or wife.
Taking after the breakdown of the Puritan Protectorate in 1660, the corridors of court appeared to buzz
with a bubbly state of mind: Out with the old and in with the... more established. Unceremonious
parties under Charles II recaptured the reputation of their pre Cromwellian partners. England s above
all else drove his aristocrats by sample with an indulgent way of life of gatherings, sex, and extreme
spending. The social and sexual opportunity of this libertinism, be that as it may, did not reach out to
women. The fall of the Puritan District did little to dissipate the political and religious strains that
influenced
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Between the classifications of virgin and prostitute lay a void, not a range; one could give the entire
freight or nothing . Performed in 1677, Aphra Behn s play, The Rover addresses this twofold standard,
which restricted her female companions sexual cravings to the domain of religious community,
massage parlor, or home. Set free in the upside down universe of Festival, her characters show the
dynamic, entangled amusement required of ladies looking to secure individual satisfaction. The perils
of the pursuit and the play s clean decision, then again, propose at how women neither could nor ought
to stray too far into the manly parts of wooer and owner. In spite of the fact that ladies may desire
higher degrees of self sufficiency and sexual expression, their lives still fit inside of the limits of three
parts: cloister adherent, whore, or wife.
Taking after the breakdown of the Puritan Protectorate in 1660, the corridors of court appeared to buzz
with a bubbly state of mind: Out with the old and in with the... more established. Unceremonious
parties under Charles II recaptured the reputation of their pre Cromwellian partners. England s above
all else drove his aristocrats by sample with an indulgent way of life of gatherings, sex, and extreme
spending. The social and sexual opportunity of this libertinism, be that as it may, did not reach out to
women. The fall of the Puritan District did little to dissipate the political and religious strains that
influenced
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The Time of Change
The Time of Change
You can t tax business. Business doesn t pay taxes. It collects taxes. by Ronald Reagan. This quote
really stands out because in this time period there are high taxes. Taxes were one of the big problems
in the progressive era. There were extremely high tariffs and the percentage was different in other
parts in the U.S. During the late 1800s and early 1900s there were reforms done Economically and
Socially . Economically, There were lots of Acts published by Woodrow Wilson talking about how the
consumers pay way too much for taxes. The Underwood Tariff Act of 1913 decreased the tax by ten
percent. Woodrow Wilson then enforces tariffs because he wanted to win the election and people liked
him because he was going to do something that the citizens would like. Socially, there were
progressives who didn t like how them and there peers were being treated because it was disgusting
and filled with filth. There air was polluted and there were diseases spreading every where.
Progressives paid and helped the citizens with their living conditions.
Socially, the U.S. in the 1890 1920s was a time for reform. Due to the slums, health, working wages
this motivated a man named Jacob Riis. He was a muckraker, that being said he would expose the
slums of New York City with horrible and disgusting photographs in newspapers and in meetings.
This attracted many citizens around the world. The images were so graphic that it hit many people.
The health in this time in
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The Time of Change
You can t tax business. Business doesn t pay taxes. It collects taxes. by Ronald Reagan. This quote
really stands out because in this time period there are high taxes. Taxes were one of the big problems
in the progressive era. There were extremely high tariffs and the percentage was different in other
parts in the U.S. During the late 1800s and early 1900s there were reforms done Economically and
Socially . Economically, There were lots of Acts published by Woodrow Wilson talking about how the
consumers pay way too much for taxes. The Underwood Tariff Act of 1913 decreased the tax by ten
percent. Woodrow Wilson then enforces tariffs because he wanted to win the election and people liked
him because he was going to do something that the citizens would like. Socially, there were
progressives who didn t like how them and there peers were being treated because it was disgusting
and filled with filth. There air was polluted and there were diseases spreading every where.
Progressives paid and helped the citizens with their living conditions.
Socially, the U.S. in the 1890 1920s was a time for reform. Due to the slums, health, working wages
this motivated a man named Jacob Riis. He was a muckraker, that being said he would expose the
slums of New York City with horrible and disgusting photographs in newspapers and in meetings.
This attracted many citizens around the world. The images were so graphic that it hit many people.
The health in this time in
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An Analysis Of The Torso Of Aphrodite
During my visit to the Tampa Museum of Art, I observed and viewed various pieces from The
Classical World exhibit. While I observed numerous works, I was drawn to a specific piece due to its
uniqueness when compared to the other pieces in the exhibit. In this paper, I will be describing The
Torso of Aphrodite, using my own viewpoints and the elements of formal art analysis, in order to
explain the uniqueness when compared to other pieces in The Classical World exhibit.
The Torso of Aphrodite was constructed in the 1st century A.D. and is made entirely of marble. The
torso used to belong to a life sized version statue of The Greek goddess of love Aphrodite. From the
moment I saw this piece, I knew I was attracted to it in a deeper way. It ... Show more content on
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As the robe simultaneously conceals and reveals, it blends nicely into the lower part of her torso. Her
body is proportioned smoothly, with no areas of obvious fault or imperfection. I think having those
sensual characteristics adds to her overall beauty.
This sculpture is comprised of marble, and due to its large size it was easier for me to develop an
impression about the piece because I can focus on specific parts in more detail. To understand the
piece, a very visual and detailed perspective is needed. Judging by the way the thighs are represented,
it appears as though she is striking a contrapposto pose, which makes her appear static. She has most
of her weight shifted on her left leg, but not all of it The focal point of this piece I believe is her robe.
It skillfully falls down her left side, while leaving other parts exposed, drawing the main attention of
this piece. Few different types of shapes are displayed, except the shape of her legs and the form of the
robe. The physical texture was smooth throughout the entire piece, partly due to the material it is made
of. There is only this one texture, as her robe and body parts all feel the same.
The title of this piece is Torso of Aphrodite/Venus . This piece was discovered outside of Rome in
1771. Afterwards, it was purchased by a wealthy English collector, who displayed it in his home.
Today, the piece resides at the
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During my visit to the Tampa Museum of Art, I observed and viewed various pieces from The
Classical World exhibit. While I observed numerous works, I was drawn to a specific piece due to its
uniqueness when compared to the other pieces in the exhibit. In this paper, I will be describing The
Torso of Aphrodite, using my own viewpoints and the elements of formal art analysis, in order to
explain the uniqueness when compared to other pieces in The Classical World exhibit.
The Torso of Aphrodite was constructed in the 1st century A.D. and is made entirely of marble. The
torso used to belong to a life sized version statue of The Greek goddess of love Aphrodite. From the
moment I saw this piece, I knew I was attracted to it in a deeper way. It ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As the robe simultaneously conceals and reveals, it blends nicely into the lower part of her torso. Her
body is proportioned smoothly, with no areas of obvious fault or imperfection. I think having those
sensual characteristics adds to her overall beauty.
This sculpture is comprised of marble, and due to its large size it was easier for me to develop an
impression about the piece because I can focus on specific parts in more detail. To understand the
piece, a very visual and detailed perspective is needed. Judging by the way the thighs are represented,
it appears as though she is striking a contrapposto pose, which makes her appear static. She has most
of her weight shifted on her left leg, but not all of it The focal point of this piece I believe is her robe.
It skillfully falls down her left side, while leaving other parts exposed, drawing the main attention of
this piece. Few different types of shapes are displayed, except the shape of her legs and the form of the
robe. The physical texture was smooth throughout the entire piece, partly due to the material it is made
of. There is only this one texture, as her robe and body parts all feel the same.
The title of this piece is Torso of Aphrodite/Venus . This piece was discovered outside of Rome in
1771. Afterwards, it was purchased by a wealthy English collector, who displayed it in his home.
Today, the piece resides at the
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Essay on ANS Nervous System
The Structure amp; function of the
Autonomic Nervous System
Introduction:
The organs of our body are controlled by many systems in order to function correctly and efficiently
in order to survive within the environment we live in. These include the heart, stomach and intestines
and other vital organs and body systems. All of the systems in our body are regulated by a part of the
nervous system called the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is part of the peripheral
nervous system and it controls many organs and muscles within the body. Rather bizarrely we are
unable to determine or feel its presence in our bodies as it is working involuntary, as a reflexive
manner. A common example of this involuntary action is best understood when ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Take notice of figure.1 in the illustrated diagram that the sympathetic nervous system originates in the
spinal cord. Specifically, the cell bodies of the first neuron are located in the thoracic and lumbar
spinal cord. Axons from these neurons project to a chain of ganglia located near the spinal cord. In
most cases, this neuron makes a synapse with another postganglionic neuron in the ganglion. A few
preganglionic neurons go to other ganglia outside of the sympathetic chain and synapse there. The
postganglionic neuron then projects to the quot;target quot; either a muscle or a gland.
Two more facts about the sympathetic nervous system are the synapse in the sympathetic ganglion,
uses acetylcholine as a neurotransmitter. The synapse of the postganglionic neuron with the target
organ uses the neurotransmitter called norepinephrine. There is one exception to this, the sympathetic
postganglionic neuron that terminates on the sweat glands uses acetylcholine.
The Parasympathetic nervous system is an antagonist to the sympathetic nervous system. Its primary
function is to give you the ability to rest and relax, in times when you are tired or stressed. The
parasympathetic nervous system works to save energy and allow your blood pressure to also decrease.
Your heartbeat reduces becoming much slower, and digestion can start. Notice again in figure
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The Structure amp; function of the
Autonomic Nervous System
Introduction:
The organs of our body are controlled by many systems in order to function correctly and efficiently
in order to survive within the environment we live in. These include the heart, stomach and intestines
and other vital organs and body systems. All of the systems in our body are regulated by a part of the
nervous system called the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The ANS is part of the peripheral
nervous system and it controls many organs and muscles within the body. Rather bizarrely we are
unable to determine or feel its presence in our bodies as it is working involuntary, as a reflexive
manner. A common example of this involuntary action is best understood when ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Take notice of figure.1 in the illustrated diagram that the sympathetic nervous system originates in the
spinal cord. Specifically, the cell bodies of the first neuron are located in the thoracic and lumbar
spinal cord. Axons from these neurons project to a chain of ganglia located near the spinal cord. In
most cases, this neuron makes a synapse with another postganglionic neuron in the ganglion. A few
preganglionic neurons go to other ganglia outside of the sympathetic chain and synapse there. The
postganglionic neuron then projects to the quot;target quot; either a muscle or a gland.
Two more facts about the sympathetic nervous system are the synapse in the sympathetic ganglion,
uses acetylcholine as a neurotransmitter. The synapse of the postganglionic neuron with the target
organ uses the neurotransmitter called norepinephrine. There is one exception to this, the sympathetic
postganglionic neuron that terminates on the sweat glands uses acetylcholine.
The Parasympathetic nervous system is an antagonist to the sympathetic nervous system. Its primary
function is to give you the ability to rest and relax, in times when you are tired or stressed. The
parasympathetic nervous system works to save energy and allow your blood pressure to also decrease.
Your heartbeat reduces becoming much slower, and digestion can start. Notice again in figure
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The United States And The World Empire Between 1890 And 1945
Throughout the development of one of the greatest countries in the world, the he United States had
created a world empire between 1890 and 1945. In such a short amount of time, the country as a
whole as able to produce a homogenization of life where the measurement of national and
international power and the level of control of economic, military, political, media, institutions,
education, sport, music, etc. came together to form a new kind of American cutlure. However, during
this time, it was all about the projection of the American self and demonstrating characteristics and
qualities that distinguished the U.S. (us) and the foreign outsider (them).
The late 1890 s was the first chance for America to prove themselves. The worldwide ... Show more
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Last but not least, it promoted a sense of national unity among the American people.
During this time, America also saw an extremely productive economy and what was able to come out
of working together as one instead of multiple little groups. Americans had been focusing on literacy
and technical skills that were required in the workplace. Money was being funded into education and
the growing premium. High school, college, and advanced degrees became not only credentials for
employment but also markers of social status. Americans began rethinking gender roles, which would
in time open the way for significant numbers of women to move into higher education and the
workforce (Hunt, 83) . With education being pushed and job opportunities on the rise, the United
States was headed in definitely headed in the right direction in terms of employing their people and
allowing money to be put back into their thriving economy.
As the United States started to build their own empire, the war fighting and peacemaking that marked
the McKinley Wilson years sparked a dramatic growth in the power of the American state. The years
after the war brought the economy out of recession and pushed the GDP in 1918 to twice the figure at
the end of McKinley s war with Spain (Hunt, 81) . Americans also pioneered a modernity that
promised a system of mass production and mass consumption which ultimately led to economic,
social, and cultural
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Throughout the development of one of the greatest countries in the world, the he United States had
created a world empire between 1890 and 1945. In such a short amount of time, the country as a
whole as able to produce a homogenization of life where the measurement of national and
international power and the level of control of economic, military, political, media, institutions,
education, sport, music, etc. came together to form a new kind of American cutlure. However, during
this time, it was all about the projection of the American self and demonstrating characteristics and
qualities that distinguished the U.S. (us) and the foreign outsider (them).
The late 1890 s was the first chance for America to prove themselves. The worldwide ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Last but not least, it promoted a sense of national unity among the American people.
During this time, America also saw an extremely productive economy and what was able to come out
of working together as one instead of multiple little groups. Americans had been focusing on literacy
and technical skills that were required in the workplace. Money was being funded into education and
the growing premium. High school, college, and advanced degrees became not only credentials for
employment but also markers of social status. Americans began rethinking gender roles, which would
in time open the way for significant numbers of women to move into higher education and the
workforce (Hunt, 83) . With education being pushed and job opportunities on the rise, the United
States was headed in definitely headed in the right direction in terms of employing their people and
allowing money to be put back into their thriving economy.
As the United States started to build their own empire, the war fighting and peacemaking that marked
the McKinley Wilson years sparked a dramatic growth in the power of the American state. The years
after the war brought the economy out of recession and pushed the GDP in 1918 to twice the figure at
the end of McKinley s war with Spain (Hunt, 81) . Americans also pioneered a modernity that
promised a system of mass production and mass consumption which ultimately led to economic,
social, and cultural
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How Did Andrew Jackson Respond To The Nullification Crisis
The Nullification Crisis of November 1832 was triggered by a disagreement among South Carolina
and The United States. The dispute derived from the Tariff of 1828, which was created during John
Quincy Adams presidency, which designed to protect the industries in the northern United States,
however the tariff was unfavorable among southern states and parts of New England because it did not
benefit their economy. In 1832 a new tariff was created by Andrew Jackson s administration to lower
the previous Tariff of 1828, however South Carolina disapproved of this, because of this they decided
to nullify the tariff. John Calhoun of South Carolina, and vice president to Jackson also believed in the
nullification of the tariffs. Jackson expressed to
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The Nullification Crisis of November 1832 was triggered by a disagreement among South Carolina
and The United States. The dispute derived from the Tariff of 1828, which was created during John
Quincy Adams presidency, which designed to protect the industries in the northern United States,
however the tariff was unfavorable among southern states and parts of New England because it did not
benefit their economy. In 1832 a new tariff was created by Andrew Jackson s administration to lower
the previous Tariff of 1828, however South Carolina disapproved of this, because of this they decided
to nullify the tariff. John Calhoun of South Carolina, and vice president to Jackson also believed in the
nullification of the tariffs. Jackson expressed to
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