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Determining the Need for a Study
VALUE MANAGEMENT
Determining the Need for a Study
In broad terms, the factors that underpin the decision to initiate a value management study are the
potential for savings from managing the large number of stakeholder interfaces, the complexity of the
project or the innovative nature of the project. The goals may be to overcome a difficult problem, to
achieve project acceleration, to overcome interfacing problems, to develop or improve a brief, to meet
statutory requirements, to provide rigorous review or audit, to improve value for money and/ or to
develop/ review design options (Best, R. and de Valence, G., 1999, p.240)
Timing
Value management studies have application at all phases of the asset life cycle, covering planning,
procurement, maintenance and management, and disposal. A value management study may be initiated
at any of the following stages of the project life cycle.
The greatest potential saving is possible at the earliest stage in the project life cycle. Both the study
objectives and the mix of stakeholders in the workshop group are determined by the particular phase
at which the study is conducted. It is important that the use of value management is planned well
ahead so that the study or studies are conducted in good time so that maximum benefit can be
achieved.
Initiation Criteria
There are number of initiation criteria discussed below. These provide the necessary justification for
commissioning a value management study.
Because of the potential for
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VALUE MANAGEMENT
Determining the Need for a Study
In broad terms, the factors that underpin the decision to initiate a value management study are the
potential for savings from managing the large number of stakeholder interfaces, the complexity of the
project or the innovative nature of the project. The goals may be to overcome a difficult problem, to
achieve project acceleration, to overcome interfacing problems, to develop or improve a brief, to meet
statutory requirements, to provide rigorous review or audit, to improve value for money and/ or to
develop/ review design options (Best, R. and de Valence, G., 1999, p.240)
Timing
Value management studies have application at all phases of the asset life cycle, covering planning,
procurement, maintenance and management, and disposal. A value management study may be initiated
at any of the following stages of the project life cycle.
The greatest potential saving is possible at the earliest stage in the project life cycle. Both the study
objectives and the mix of stakeholders in the workshop group are determined by the particular phase
at which the study is conducted. It is important that the use of value management is planned well
ahead so that the study or studies are conducted in good time so that maximum benefit can be
achieved.
Initiation Criteria
There are number of initiation criteria discussed below. These provide the necessary justification for
commissioning a value management study.
Because of the potential for
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The Battle Of Northern Virginia
22, 717 total casualties, the Battle of Antietam will go down as the bloodiest battle in American
history, even surpassing Pearl Harbor and even to the surprise of many, D Day. This battle was one of
many in the Maryland campaign for the Confederacy, but this battle will cost the Confederacy many
lives that will be of more significance to the Confederacy then the Union, as they have a larger
population to pull troops from. The Battle of Antietam was fought in the city of Sharpsburg, Maryland
in September 17,1862. There are many factors that played into the outcome of the battle, such as the
advantages and cons of each army, the battle and tactics used, and the overall conclusion of the Battle
of Antietam. The Confederate army that is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now the Union army had one major advantage, which you can also see throughout the whole war, and
that is the sheer numbers the Union had and could produce compared to the Confederacy. In the Battle
of Antietam, the Union army consisted of 65,000 men, where as the Confederacy only consisted of
40,000. One huge advantage that the Union had in this before the battle is originally General Robert E.
Lee planned on fighting somewhere else, but Confederate curries lose the opord for the attack which
Union cavalry found bringing it back to General McClellan giving him a massive advantage. Another
advantage the Union army has in this battle is the battle occurred in Maryland, which is Union
territory giving them the better advantage of using the terrain to their advantage. The beginning of the
battle started at the Battle of South Mountain. This was an attack led by 38,000 Union soldiers against
only 12,000 defending Confederate troops, where the Confederate soldiers ended up being pushed
back around dusk before the main battle began. By the end of this pre battle the Union ended up with
2,500 Union casualties and the Confederate taking a loss of 3,800 casualties. The significant factor of
this was General Lee made it look like he outnumbered General McClellan, but if he were to use his
full mass to to go over the Mountain and attack from there he would have had a much greater chance
of ending the battle with a major Union victory. Although he didn t because of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
22, 717 total casualties, the Battle of Antietam will go down as the bloodiest battle in American
history, even surpassing Pearl Harbor and even to the surprise of many, D Day. This battle was one of
many in the Maryland campaign for the Confederacy, but this battle will cost the Confederacy many
lives that will be of more significance to the Confederacy then the Union, as they have a larger
population to pull troops from. The Battle of Antietam was fought in the city of Sharpsburg, Maryland
in September 17,1862. There are many factors that played into the outcome of the battle, such as the
advantages and cons of each army, the battle and tactics used, and the overall conclusion of the Battle
of Antietam. The Confederate army that is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now the Union army had one major advantage, which you can also see throughout the whole war, and
that is the sheer numbers the Union had and could produce compared to the Confederacy. In the Battle
of Antietam, the Union army consisted of 65,000 men, where as the Confederacy only consisted of
40,000. One huge advantage that the Union had in this before the battle is originally General Robert E.
Lee planned on fighting somewhere else, but Confederate curries lose the opord for the attack which
Union cavalry found bringing it back to General McClellan giving him a massive advantage. Another
advantage the Union army has in this battle is the battle occurred in Maryland, which is Union
territory giving them the better advantage of using the terrain to their advantage. The beginning of the
battle started at the Battle of South Mountain. This was an attack led by 38,000 Union soldiers against
only 12,000 defending Confederate troops, where the Confederate soldiers ended up being pushed
back around dusk before the main battle began. By the end of this pre battle the Union ended up with
2,500 Union casualties and the Confederate taking a loss of 3,800 casualties. The significant factor of
this was General Lee made it look like he outnumbered General McClellan, but if he were to use his
full mass to to go over the Mountain and attack from there he would have had a much greater chance
of ending the battle with a major Union victory. Although he didn t because of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Natural Selection In Biology
Ernst Berliner separated microscopic organisms which killed a Mediterranean flour moth in late 1911.
In 1911 BT was rediscovered and named it as Bacillus thuringiensis after the German town Thuringia
where the moth was found. In 1901 the name bacterium bacillus sotto was named from Ishiwatari. The
benefits and risks correlated with utilizing BT proteins as a part of cultivating and utilizing BT gens as
a part of GMO products to fabricate the characteristic insecticides spray. This normal insecticides
spray is delivered by the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (called Bt ) that has been utilized for quite a
long time by natural agriculturists to control yield eating insects and by the World Health Organization
to kill mosquitoes without utilizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The more noteworthy the genetic diversity within an animal species groups, the more prominent that
species chances of long term survival. This is because that negative traits, (for example, inherited
diseases) become widespread within a population when that populace is left to reproduce just with its
own particular individuals. Genetic diversity refers to the variety of genes within a species. Within a
species types there may additionally be discrete populaces with particular genes. One commonly used
to measure of genetic diversity in a population is gene diversity, which is the probability that two
alleles at a locus chosen randomly from a population differ. Unfortunately, the process of
domestication tends to decrease the genetic diversity of selected crop species, due in part to the
genetic bottleneck (diversity loss or which may reduce the population and cause natural disaster)
imposed when only a few plants are selected and propagated. (Ref. NSF, National Science
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ernst Berliner separated microscopic organisms which killed a Mediterranean flour moth in late 1911.
In 1911 BT was rediscovered and named it as Bacillus thuringiensis after the German town Thuringia
where the moth was found. In 1901 the name bacterium bacillus sotto was named from Ishiwatari. The
benefits and risks correlated with utilizing BT proteins as a part of cultivating and utilizing BT gens as
a part of GMO products to fabricate the characteristic insecticides spray. This normal insecticides
spray is delivered by the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (called Bt ) that has been utilized for quite a
long time by natural agriculturists to control yield eating insects and by the World Health Organization
to kill mosquitoes without utilizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The more noteworthy the genetic diversity within an animal species groups, the more prominent that
species chances of long term survival. This is because that negative traits, (for example, inherited
diseases) become widespread within a population when that populace is left to reproduce just with its
own particular individuals. Genetic diversity refers to the variety of genes within a species. Within a
species types there may additionally be discrete populaces with particular genes. One commonly used
to measure of genetic diversity in a population is gene diversity, which is the probability that two
alleles at a locus chosen randomly from a population differ. Unfortunately, the process of
domestication tends to decrease the genetic diversity of selected crop species, due in part to the
genetic bottleneck (diversity loss or which may reduce the population and cause natural disaster)
imposed when only a few plants are selected and propagated. (Ref. NSF, National Science
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Connotations Of A Graffiti Artist
You see it everywhere. You see on buses, on walls, on trains, everywhere. It has made many gawk
while others just don t see a reason to it. Graffiti has many connotations, some good and some bad. It s
the thrill that drives these crazy risk takers to get their names known. Seeing graffiti through the eyes
of an artist who only sees his masterpiece. Graffiti has been here longer then you think. Though you
may see destruction of property he only see his art and freedom of expression. Being a graffiti artist is
about feeling the rush of a finished masterpiece and not getting caught. Some are the quieter type but
are still well known. It has been here since the 1960s.
Despite graffiti having roots in ancient Greek and Roman culture, graffiti writing emerged in the
1960s in Philadelphia and marked a shift from the gang related, territorial graffiti that flourished in
earlier years toward the rising prominence of graffiti (Mettler 2012). Even in the 60s there was a
difference in the graffiti world. The negative connotation were about claim what was yours. While
others just wanted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are when Graffiti artist go from playing the game to getting paid for their masterpieces. Some of
the well known graffiti artists who now got paid for their work were grateful for it because it got them
through school. It makes you think whether or not that once they were caught and got paid for their
work, if it made them love the game or loss their passion. Most might say that it made them love it
more because they didn t have to worry about getting caught. While others say that they rather be
incognito and continue to play the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
You see it everywhere. You see on buses, on walls, on trains, everywhere. It has made many gawk
while others just don t see a reason to it. Graffiti has many connotations, some good and some bad. It s
the thrill that drives these crazy risk takers to get their names known. Seeing graffiti through the eyes
of an artist who only sees his masterpiece. Graffiti has been here longer then you think. Though you
may see destruction of property he only see his art and freedom of expression. Being a graffiti artist is
about feeling the rush of a finished masterpiece and not getting caught. Some are the quieter type but
are still well known. It has been here since the 1960s.
Despite graffiti having roots in ancient Greek and Roman culture, graffiti writing emerged in the
1960s in Philadelphia and marked a shift from the gang related, territorial graffiti that flourished in
earlier years toward the rising prominence of graffiti (Mettler 2012). Even in the 60s there was a
difference in the graffiti world. The negative connotation were about claim what was yours. While
others just wanted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are when Graffiti artist go from playing the game to getting paid for their masterpieces. Some of
the well known graffiti artists who now got paid for their work were grateful for it because it got them
through school. It makes you think whether or not that once they were caught and got paid for their
work, if it made them love the game or loss their passion. Most might say that it made them love it
more because they didn t have to worry about getting caught. While others say that they rather be
incognito and continue to play the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gay People In North Carolina
Yes, there are LGBTQ people in North Carolina. Contrary to popular belief from the previous
governor Patrick McCrory and the general heteronormativity of the state, LGBTQ people go about
their everyday lives in North Carolina. But while non straight people exist beyond Manhattan, Los
Angeles, and San Francisco, they exist in a different, more suppressed manner. There are fewer pride
rallies, brunches, and general gay outings, and that is why the mural of Brandy Alexander the drag
queen, not the cocktail means so much to the North Carolina LGBTQ community. Cities are and have
been a mecca for queer people. It s a rite of passage, almost, to move to a city. You grow up in your
small town, constantly dreaming of the big city, and then ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Encompassing the entire wall of a building, Brandy Alexander looks strong and daunting. With her
chin held high and left arm extended, Brandy looks as if she is ready to go into battle; and she is. She
is ready to continue the fight for LGBT rights. With an equality sign painted under her left eye as if it
were an eye black strip or war paint, Brandy is ready for combat. The hand of justice tops off her
scepter, and her pearl neckless appears to be blowing in the wind imagine Brandy standing on a crag,
wind blowing against her, ready to lead her army into battle. A broken shackle falls from her left wrist,
and her glamourous pearl necklace features an all gender bathroom logo, both implying a sense of
owning her oppression.
But most importantly, Brandy wears earrings with former Governor Patrick McCrory s face on them.
As the ultimate expression of her ownership over the situation, Brandy does not let McCrory
intimidate her, but rather she uses him as an accessory. Rather than acting as an intimidating force,
McCrory is merely an accessory that Brandy Alexander chose to use. The earrings act as a blatant
statement from the artists that the LGBTQ community will not be scared by or back down from
McCrory and his laws.
Swirling blues, yellows, and whites give the mural a sense of happiness and joy. Instead of using dark
colors to represent the dismal situation, the piece focuses on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Yes, there are LGBTQ people in North Carolina. Contrary to popular belief from the previous
governor Patrick McCrory and the general heteronormativity of the state, LGBTQ people go about
their everyday lives in North Carolina. But while non straight people exist beyond Manhattan, Los
Angeles, and San Francisco, they exist in a different, more suppressed manner. There are fewer pride
rallies, brunches, and general gay outings, and that is why the mural of Brandy Alexander the drag
queen, not the cocktail means so much to the North Carolina LGBTQ community. Cities are and have
been a mecca for queer people. It s a rite of passage, almost, to move to a city. You grow up in your
small town, constantly dreaming of the big city, and then ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Encompassing the entire wall of a building, Brandy Alexander looks strong and daunting. With her
chin held high and left arm extended, Brandy looks as if she is ready to go into battle; and she is. She
is ready to continue the fight for LGBT rights. With an equality sign painted under her left eye as if it
were an eye black strip or war paint, Brandy is ready for combat. The hand of justice tops off her
scepter, and her pearl neckless appears to be blowing in the wind imagine Brandy standing on a crag,
wind blowing against her, ready to lead her army into battle. A broken shackle falls from her left wrist,
and her glamourous pearl necklace features an all gender bathroom logo, both implying a sense of
owning her oppression.
But most importantly, Brandy wears earrings with former Governor Patrick McCrory s face on them.
As the ultimate expression of her ownership over the situation, Brandy does not let McCrory
intimidate her, but rather she uses him as an accessory. Rather than acting as an intimidating force,
McCrory is merely an accessory that Brandy Alexander chose to use. The earrings act as a blatant
statement from the artists that the LGBTQ community will not be scared by or back down from
McCrory and his laws.
Swirling blues, yellows, and whites give the mural a sense of happiness and joy. Instead of using dark
colors to represent the dismal situation, the piece focuses on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparison And Contrast In Research Paper
Comparison and contrast is when you compare two alternatives in order to decide which one is better
by finding the differences or similarities between them. In comparison you will find the differences
between two or more things, and in contrast you will find the similarities.
Depending on what type of paper you are writing, many times the subject will be chosen for you.
However, in other situations you have to choose your own; when choosing the subjects keep in mind
that they need to have obvious differences or similarities.
A comparison and contrast essay can be structured in three ways: subject by subject, that is good for
short essays; separating the subjects in different paragraphs, for example: write the subject A in one or
two paragraphs and subject B in the next paragraphs. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subject A point 2, subject B, point 2 and so on. This type is good for long essays and also make it
easier for the reader to follow.
And the third way is the mixed sequence that includes both ways, subject by subject and point by
point, is good for a diversity on your paper.
When writing a comparison you will be constructing an analogy, which means using an unusual
subject related to something more usual to better help the reader understand the subject. There is two
common forms in analogy: metaphor, which is a figure of speech where one thing is compared to an
object or action but no literally, is just a way so the reader can better comprehend, and simile that
differs from metaphor because of the use of the words like or as when comparing, for example: my
internet today is slow like a snail.
Neat People vs. Sloppy
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Comparison and contrast is when you compare two alternatives in order to decide which one is better
by finding the differences or similarities between them. In comparison you will find the differences
between two or more things, and in contrast you will find the similarities.
Depending on what type of paper you are writing, many times the subject will be chosen for you.
However, in other situations you have to choose your own; when choosing the subjects keep in mind
that they need to have obvious differences or similarities.
A comparison and contrast essay can be structured in three ways: subject by subject, that is good for
short essays; separating the subjects in different paragraphs, for example: write the subject A in one or
two paragraphs and subject B in the next paragraphs. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subject A point 2, subject B, point 2 and so on. This type is good for long essays and also make it
easier for the reader to follow.
And the third way is the mixed sequence that includes both ways, subject by subject and point by
point, is good for a diversity on your paper.
When writing a comparison you will be constructing an analogy, which means using an unusual
subject related to something more usual to better help the reader understand the subject. There is two
common forms in analogy: metaphor, which is a figure of speech where one thing is compared to an
object or action but no literally, is just a way so the reader can better comprehend, and simile that
differs from metaphor because of the use of the words like or as when comparing, for example: my
internet today is slow like a snail.
Neat People vs. Sloppy
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Does Meningitis Cause Homeostasis
Meningitis occurs when bacteria or viruses invade the bloodstream and infect the meninges. The
bacteria or viruses multiply rapidly and cause the meninges to inflame and swell. The brain is
subjected to an increase in pressure that can cause symptoms such as a headache and a stiff neck.
In the most severe cases, this can cause injury to the brain. Infection can also spread to the inner ear,
damaging the hair cells in the cochlea or causing inflammation of the auditory nerve, resulting in
sensorineural
(or nerve) deafness.
Some bacteria that cause meningitis can also cause septicaemia. Septicaemia is caused by bacteria
multiplying in the bloodstream. The bacteria release toxins that damage the walls of the blood vessels,
causing them to leak. The immune system is unable to counteract these toxins. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The heart and lungs have to work harder to supply oxygen and nutrients to the vital organs. This can
lead to multi organ failure.
The toxins released by the bacteria also affect the clotting mechanism, which in turn affects the blood
supply to the vital organs, causing tissue damage. The rash associated with septicaemia is caused by
blood leaking into tissues under the skin.
Meningococci are spread through coughing, sneezing and intimate kissing approximately 10% of the
general population carry meningococcal bacteria harmlessly in the back of their throats at any one
time. This natural carriage is, therefore, relatively common and helps develop immunity.
Only a minority of carried meningococci are harmful. Infection is caused when the bacteria, for
reasons that are not currently understood, move from the back of the throat into the bloodstream and
multiply rapidly. Once in the bloodstream, these bacteria can cause septicaemia and, in many cases,
infect the meninges and cause
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Meningitis occurs when bacteria or viruses invade the bloodstream and infect the meninges. The
bacteria or viruses multiply rapidly and cause the meninges to inflame and swell. The brain is
subjected to an increase in pressure that can cause symptoms such as a headache and a stiff neck.
In the most severe cases, this can cause injury to the brain. Infection can also spread to the inner ear,
damaging the hair cells in the cochlea or causing inflammation of the auditory nerve, resulting in
sensorineural
(or nerve) deafness.
Some bacteria that cause meningitis can also cause septicaemia. Septicaemia is caused by bacteria
multiplying in the bloodstream. The bacteria release toxins that damage the walls of the blood vessels,
causing them to leak. The immune system is unable to counteract these toxins. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The heart and lungs have to work harder to supply oxygen and nutrients to the vital organs. This can
lead to multi organ failure.
The toxins released by the bacteria also affect the clotting mechanism, which in turn affects the blood
supply to the vital organs, causing tissue damage. The rash associated with septicaemia is caused by
blood leaking into tissues under the skin.
Meningococci are spread through coughing, sneezing and intimate kissing approximately 10% of the
general population carry meningococcal bacteria harmlessly in the back of their throats at any one
time. This natural carriage is, therefore, relatively common and helps develop immunity.
Only a minority of carried meningococci are harmful. Infection is caused when the bacteria, for
reasons that are not currently understood, move from the back of the throat into the bloodstream and
multiply rapidly. Once in the bloodstream, these bacteria can cause septicaemia and, in many cases,
infect the meninges and cause
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Problem With Income Inequality
We all have different opinions of what the American dream consists of. When the economy was stable,
most dreams consisted of having a great career, a big house with all the luxuries imaginable. However,
having a stable job, and saving for the future is simply what the American dream has become. Some
may argue that the American dream is no longer out there because of the income inequality I assure to
all those looking for the dream, inequality has always been there and we should not allow anything to
stop us from achieving what we want. Like many working Americans, I never took the time to think
about how income inequality affected us and how immense it has become. The problem with income
inequality is its rapid increase, and the lack of effort to close that gap between the rich and the poor.
According to Robert Franks in Income Inequality: Too Big to Ignore , income growth has always
remained at the top 1 percent for instance, in 1976 it was 8.9 percent and by 2007 it rose to 23.5
percent (581). Low wages and high unemployment rates have contributed to the income gap. The
question is what can the government do to help reduce the problem? If we think about it, there have
always been plenty of obstacles, enabling us to achieve the American dream but one should never give
up hope. Undoing tax cut for the wealthy to reduce income inequality is a recommendation given by
Paul Krugman (595). Undoing tax cuts on the rich would be very beneficial for low and middle class
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
We all have different opinions of what the American dream consists of. When the economy was stable,
most dreams consisted of having a great career, a big house with all the luxuries imaginable. However,
having a stable job, and saving for the future is simply what the American dream has become. Some
may argue that the American dream is no longer out there because of the income inequality I assure to
all those looking for the dream, inequality has always been there and we should not allow anything to
stop us from achieving what we want. Like many working Americans, I never took the time to think
about how income inequality affected us and how immense it has become. The problem with income
inequality is its rapid increase, and the lack of effort to close that gap between the rich and the poor.
According to Robert Franks in Income Inequality: Too Big to Ignore , income growth has always
remained at the top 1 percent for instance, in 1976 it was 8.9 percent and by 2007 it rose to 23.5
percent (581). Low wages and high unemployment rates have contributed to the income gap. The
question is what can the government do to help reduce the problem? If we think about it, there have
always been plenty of obstacles, enabling us to achieve the American dream but one should never give
up hope. Undoing tax cut for the wealthy to reduce income inequality is a recommendation given by
Paul Krugman (595). Undoing tax cuts on the rich would be very beneficial for low and middle class
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Ways Dickens Creates Mystery and Suspense in The...
Describe the ways Dickens creates mystery and suspense in The
Signalman
The Signalman by Charles Dickens, also known as No1 Branchline , is part of the collection of short
railway stories that are included in
Mugby Junctions , published in 1866. These stories appear to have been written post the tragic
Staplehurst, Kent train crash, in which
Dickens was involved, but escaped unhurt. Following the accident,
Dickens suffered from what we would call today, Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder. This may have contributed to the reflective and supernatural nature of The Signalman .
The story of The Signalman is a mysterious tale about a character that stumbles upon an isolated train
cutting and there meets the signalman in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Questions are raised about the recipient s identity~ is he the signalman?
Following the first line, he looks around to face the tunnel~ looked down the line . A natural response
to …below there would be to glance upwards. Again Dickens constitutes the inexplicable, building up
the tension and suspense.
The actions of the signalman are nondescript, his body language is unusual, and provokes the narrator
to heed that there was something remarkable in his manner . His figure is described as foreshortened
and shadowed which pronounces as sinister and uncanny. Whilst the narrator looks down on the steep
cutting he is steeped in the glow of an angry sunset , giving the influence that he is unable to see
things clearly? The angry sunset is an example of personification that
Dickens relates. However, it also evokes dispute about the narrator s state of mind. In a sunset he sees
anger~ is this normal? He is indeed of a petulant nature.
Almost immediately the landscape evolves into jeopardy as a vague vibration arouses and quickly
erupts into a violent pulsation and an oncoming rush . These effective adjectives that Dickens uses
assist the tension of the narrative. He also sustains mystery by withholding vital information involving
the sensations and what is causing them. An aspect of uncertainty arises. A significant lexical set of
speed is easily detected, for example, rapid , rush ,
skimming that convey peril and a feeling
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Describe the ways Dickens creates mystery and suspense in The
Signalman
The Signalman by Charles Dickens, also known as No1 Branchline , is part of the collection of short
railway stories that are included in
Mugby Junctions , published in 1866. These stories appear to have been written post the tragic
Staplehurst, Kent train crash, in which
Dickens was involved, but escaped unhurt. Following the accident,
Dickens suffered from what we would call today, Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder. This may have contributed to the reflective and supernatural nature of The Signalman .
The story of The Signalman is a mysterious tale about a character that stumbles upon an isolated train
cutting and there meets the signalman in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Questions are raised about the recipient s identity~ is he the signalman?
Following the first line, he looks around to face the tunnel~ looked down the line . A natural response
to …below there would be to glance upwards. Again Dickens constitutes the inexplicable, building up
the tension and suspense.
The actions of the signalman are nondescript, his body language is unusual, and provokes the narrator
to heed that there was something remarkable in his manner . His figure is described as foreshortened
and shadowed which pronounces as sinister and uncanny. Whilst the narrator looks down on the steep
cutting he is steeped in the glow of an angry sunset , giving the influence that he is unable to see
things clearly? The angry sunset is an example of personification that
Dickens relates. However, it also evokes dispute about the narrator s state of mind. In a sunset he sees
anger~ is this normal? He is indeed of a petulant nature.
Almost immediately the landscape evolves into jeopardy as a vague vibration arouses and quickly
erupts into a violent pulsation and an oncoming rush . These effective adjectives that Dickens uses
assist the tension of the narrative. He also sustains mystery by withholding vital information involving
the sensations and what is causing them. An aspect of uncertainty arises. A significant lexical set of
speed is easily detected, for example, rapid , rush ,
skimming that convey peril and a feeling
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February Revolution Research Outline
Naael Naqvi
Ms. Harding
English I 1st Period
11 April 2018
February Revolution Research Outline
I. Introduction
Rebellions and revolution are the mere foundation and past history of many countries and
organizations.
Whether it is the Russian Revolution, which consisted of the February Revolution, or the animals in
Animal Farm, the outcome of the uprisings include many bloody murders and deaths.
Revolts may be good for the future, but they have the potential to cause numerous civilian and
innocent casualties; they are better left to have the government or command power collapse on their
own.
II. Body Paragraph 1: Casualties of the February Revolution
The entirety of the Russian Revolution had as many as nearly 6 million people dead, wounded, or
reported missing; the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body Paragraph 2: February Revolution in Animal Farm (The Battle of Cowshed)
Czar Nicholas II is represented by Mr. Jones and how he tries to retake the farm. Rebel such as
Snowball, who represents Leon Trotsky, are shown as the Red Army, and the followers sided with Mr.
Jones are sought to be the loyal White Army.
Without halting for an instant, Snowball flung his fifteen stone against Jones s legs.
Jones was hurled into a pile of dung and his gun flew out of his hands... (Orwell Chapter 4, find page
number lol)
This quote examplates the Red Army attacking the White as the Bolsheviks grew and gained more
power.
IV. Body Paragraph 3: Did author represent them well?
The Battle of Cowshed was a good example and well represented the February Revolution, and the
October Revolution; also suited the characters accordingly.
Now, comrades...to the hayfield! Let us make it a point of honour to get in the harvest more quickly
than Jones and his men could do (Orwell 11)
Snowball is seen to be a leader and was key in the overthrowing of Mr. Jones.
Tie to the topic sentence: This is your commentary. Answer the so what?
Explain how your evidence proves the point you made in your topic
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Naael Naqvi
Ms. Harding
English I 1st Period
11 April 2018
February Revolution Research Outline
I. Introduction
Rebellions and revolution are the mere foundation and past history of many countries and
organizations.
Whether it is the Russian Revolution, which consisted of the February Revolution, or the animals in
Animal Farm, the outcome of the uprisings include many bloody murders and deaths.
Revolts may be good for the future, but they have the potential to cause numerous civilian and
innocent casualties; they are better left to have the government or command power collapse on their
own.
II. Body Paragraph 1: Casualties of the February Revolution
The entirety of the Russian Revolution had as many as nearly 6 million people dead, wounded, or
reported missing; the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body Paragraph 2: February Revolution in Animal Farm (The Battle of Cowshed)
Czar Nicholas II is represented by Mr. Jones and how he tries to retake the farm. Rebel such as
Snowball, who represents Leon Trotsky, are shown as the Red Army, and the followers sided with Mr.
Jones are sought to be the loyal White Army.
Without halting for an instant, Snowball flung his fifteen stone against Jones s legs.
Jones was hurled into a pile of dung and his gun flew out of his hands... (Orwell Chapter 4, find page
number lol)
This quote examplates the Red Army attacking the White as the Bolsheviks grew and gained more
power.
IV. Body Paragraph 3: Did author represent them well?
The Battle of Cowshed was a good example and well represented the February Revolution, and the
October Revolution; also suited the characters accordingly.
Now, comrades...to the hayfield! Let us make it a point of honour to get in the harvest more quickly
than Jones and his men could do (Orwell 11)
Snowball is seen to be a leader and was key in the overthrowing of Mr. Jones.
Tie to the topic sentence: This is your commentary. Answer the so what?
Explain how your evidence proves the point you made in your topic
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Full Moon Phases
For the last ten weeks I have been observing the moon and its positions every night for moon lab. This
moon lab is an observation experiment to see them moon phases periodically throughout time. With
these observations each student drew a depiction of the moon at the time the observed it in a chart
along with the date and time the student witnessed the sun. We started this lab on January 23 and the
last observation for me is on April 25, 2017. To understand the cause on the effect of the moon phases
you have to know what they are. Just like everything in this world the moon has a life cycle and that is
exactly what moon phases are the cycle of the moon. During each phases the moon is casted by a
shadow representing how close or far away the moon is for the sun. There are eight main phases of the
moon new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
A full moon is the one of the phases where the entire moon is visible from Earth. In my moon lab data
log, you can see that the that full moon phases do not last as long as the other phases. Log entry
February tenth through twelfth, March eleventh through thirteenth and finally April eleventh through
thirteenth. In the dates given you will see the day before, during and after a full moon. The full moon
phases in all three months it shows that the day before and after the shadow of the waxing and waning
gibbous returns, there is only one full night of this phase. At night during my observations some nights
like on February eleventh the full moon just looked like a giant glowing ball in the sky, but, on the
nights of March and April twelfth I could see the contours of the moon s surface as well as a glow ring
around the moon. When there is a full moon the moon is on the opposite side of the Earth compared to
the Sun; that s why there is not a shadow compared to phases like the waning
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For the last ten weeks I have been observing the moon and its positions every night for moon lab. This
moon lab is an observation experiment to see them moon phases periodically throughout time. With
these observations each student drew a depiction of the moon at the time the observed it in a chart
along with the date and time the student witnessed the sun. We started this lab on January 23 and the
last observation for me is on April 25, 2017. To understand the cause on the effect of the moon phases
you have to know what they are. Just like everything in this world the moon has a life cycle and that is
exactly what moon phases are the cycle of the moon. During each phases the moon is casted by a
shadow representing how close or far away the moon is for the sun. There are eight main phases of the
moon new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
A full moon is the one of the phases where the entire moon is visible from Earth. In my moon lab data
log, you can see that the that full moon phases do not last as long as the other phases. Log entry
February tenth through twelfth, March eleventh through thirteenth and finally April eleventh through
thirteenth. In the dates given you will see the day before, during and after a full moon. The full moon
phases in all three months it shows that the day before and after the shadow of the waxing and waning
gibbous returns, there is only one full night of this phase. At night during my observations some nights
like on February eleventh the full moon just looked like a giant glowing ball in the sky, but, on the
nights of March and April twelfth I could see the contours of the moon s surface as well as a glow ring
around the moon. When there is a full moon the moon is on the opposite side of the Earth compared to
the Sun; that s why there is not a shadow compared to phases like the waning
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Environmentally Sustainable City Of South Australia
Environmentally sustainable city has been Adelaide City Council s priority vision and by 2012, carbon
emissions have reduced by 60%.1 A city that continues to adapt to climate change, utilizes water and
energy efficiently, maintains the natural resources wisely and reduces waste is quite a great challenge
for local council.2 However, effective strategies do help in achieving their vision. In August 2004,
Adelaide City Council and the State Government of South Australia launched a single stage national
housing competition called The Adelaide Affordable Eco Housing Competition. The winning scheme
of this competition is designed by Troppo Architects, providing 26 apartments and a cafe as shown in
Fig. 1. This eco housing is now located on the south east corner of Whitmore Square which is just few
steps away from bus stops, eateries and markets while the free public bus service is provided within
the city.3 No doubt that the normal dwelling would integrate the basic principles of adapting human
wellbeing and aesthetic pleasure into the design but what makes ecology themed housings deserve to
be focused on are their abilities to adapt the climate while benefiting the environment with the eco
features. With the aim of reducing carbon emission in the city, the feature of installing energy efficient
facilities in the dwellings is a must for Eco housing.4 Photovoltaic panels, part of solar power system
are integrated on the roof and eaves to offset common power usage. In this
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Environmentally sustainable city has been Adelaide City Council s priority vision and by 2012, carbon
emissions have reduced by 60%.1 A city that continues to adapt to climate change, utilizes water and
energy efficiently, maintains the natural resources wisely and reduces waste is quite a great challenge
for local council.2 However, effective strategies do help in achieving their vision. In August 2004,
Adelaide City Council and the State Government of South Australia launched a single stage national
housing competition called The Adelaide Affordable Eco Housing Competition. The winning scheme
of this competition is designed by Troppo Architects, providing 26 apartments and a cafe as shown in
Fig. 1. This eco housing is now located on the south east corner of Whitmore Square which is just few
steps away from bus stops, eateries and markets while the free public bus service is provided within
the city.3 No doubt that the normal dwelling would integrate the basic principles of adapting human
wellbeing and aesthetic pleasure into the design but what makes ecology themed housings deserve to
be focused on are their abilities to adapt the climate while benefiting the environment with the eco
features. With the aim of reducing carbon emission in the city, the feature of installing energy efficient
facilities in the dwellings is a must for Eco housing.4 Photovoltaic panels, part of solar power system
are integrated on the roof and eaves to offset common power usage. In this
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The Tortilla Curtain By. Boyle
The Tortilla Curtain by T.C. Boyle is a novel that is praised with high regards, and by evaluating the
text by means of a rhetorical analysis, we as readers can fully appreciate the deeper meanings that
Boyle is trying to convey throughout the book. Through the use of language, Boyle is able to
communicate and interact with his readers by evoking responses to the given text that is being
presented. We begin to ask questions such as what is the situation, purpose, target audience, and what
claims are being made? Also, what appeals or strategies does the author use to establish his
credibility? These are all legitimate questions that because of
Boyle s strength as a writer, have credible answers. Therefore, the text that Boyle ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The purpose as to why Boyle writes is to address that the U.S. is a country that is comprised of
immigrants from throughout the world, and Boyle makes it clear that Mexican
Immigrants are no exception, despite the misinterpretations that the white middle class are led to
believe. Boyle makes use of this statement by using the character of Delaney Mossbacher, another
white middle classmen from the novel, to project what he is trying to convey to the reader. Delaney
argues to Jack that the U.S. is a country of immigrants, that they are the very heart and soul of the
nation and that not one person, including Jack, would be here if that was not the case (Boyle 101).
Despite his status as a white middle classmen like Jack, Delaney knows the reality of the situation
regarding immigrants in the U.S., and Boyle uses this character to convey that message to us, the
audience, to fully understand the significance of this information.
Therefore, Boyle s target demographic consist of people who are eager to learn about the realties from
both opposing sides: immigrants striving to achieve the American Dream and the white middle class
feeling threatened and reacting in numerous ways. Analyzing the predicaments that both immigrants
and the white middle class confront is valuable information to know, and Boyle succeeds in doing so
by capturing an audience of people who are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Tortilla Curtain by T.C. Boyle is a novel that is praised with high regards, and by evaluating the
text by means of a rhetorical analysis, we as readers can fully appreciate the deeper meanings that
Boyle is trying to convey throughout the book. Through the use of language, Boyle is able to
communicate and interact with his readers by evoking responses to the given text that is being
presented. We begin to ask questions such as what is the situation, purpose, target audience, and what
claims are being made? Also, what appeals or strategies does the author use to establish his
credibility? These are all legitimate questions that because of
Boyle s strength as a writer, have credible answers. Therefore, the text that Boyle ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The purpose as to why Boyle writes is to address that the U.S. is a country that is comprised of
immigrants from throughout the world, and Boyle makes it clear that Mexican
Immigrants are no exception, despite the misinterpretations that the white middle class are led to
believe. Boyle makes use of this statement by using the character of Delaney Mossbacher, another
white middle classmen from the novel, to project what he is trying to convey to the reader. Delaney
argues to Jack that the U.S. is a country of immigrants, that they are the very heart and soul of the
nation and that not one person, including Jack, would be here if that was not the case (Boyle 101).
Despite his status as a white middle classmen like Jack, Delaney knows the reality of the situation
regarding immigrants in the U.S., and Boyle uses this character to convey that message to us, the
audience, to fully understand the significance of this information.
Therefore, Boyle s target demographic consist of people who are eager to learn about the realties from
both opposing sides: immigrants striving to achieve the American Dream and the white middle class
feeling threatened and reacting in numerous ways. Analyzing the predicaments that both immigrants
and the white middle class confront is valuable information to know, and Boyle succeeds in doing so
by capturing an audience of people who are
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Jhumpa Lahiri is an Indian American author who likes to...
Jhumpa Lahiri is an Indian American author who likes to write mainly about the experiences of other
Indian Americans. She is a very successful author. She won the Pulitzer Prize for her first novel and
her fiction appears in The New Yorker often. One of those works from 1998 is a short story, A
Temporary Matter , about a husband and a wife, Shukumar and Shoba, whose electricity will be
temporarily cut off for one hour for five days. This seems simple enough, but as you read the story
you find that maybe it s their marriage that might be the temporary matter itself. The title is interesting
from the beginning. It gives us hints about the setting, the characters and their situation, as well as
plants the whole theme of the story. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You immediately catch on that this is a big part in why they are having marital problems; they are both
extremely overwhelmed with grief. Shukumar is so overwhelmed that he seldom leaves the house
whereas Shoba is so overwhelmed but stays away from the house as much as she can. The house
reminds her of her loss. Shukumar even says that she treats the house as if it s a hotel and that she
began putting in extra hours at work . Shukumar and Shoba s grief have led them to withdrawing from
one another. Until the nightly power outages, they avoided each other as much as possible. Shukumar
even stays in the room he knows Shoba doesn t want anywhere near because the baby s crib was once
there. Symbolism can be seen in the power outages. When the power is off, Shukumar and Shoba
become intimate and share things with one another. The darkness represents their safe place and the
relationship they once shared before the loss of their child. But as the title explains, this is only
temporary . The power outages will only happen over a period of five days and after that everything
will go back to the way it was. The loss of the baby symbolizes the turning point for their marriage.
After the loss of their child, things quickly began to change. We know this because Shukumar is
constantly reminiscing and going back to how his wife once looked or how she once cooked. A
Temporary Matter , focuses so much on the little things and dances around the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jhumpa Lahiri is an Indian American author who likes to write mainly about the experiences of other
Indian Americans. She is a very successful author. She won the Pulitzer Prize for her first novel and
her fiction appears in The New Yorker often. One of those works from 1998 is a short story, A
Temporary Matter , about a husband and a wife, Shukumar and Shoba, whose electricity will be
temporarily cut off for one hour for five days. This seems simple enough, but as you read the story
you find that maybe it s their marriage that might be the temporary matter itself. The title is interesting
from the beginning. It gives us hints about the setting, the characters and their situation, as well as
plants the whole theme of the story. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You immediately catch on that this is a big part in why they are having marital problems; they are both
extremely overwhelmed with grief. Shukumar is so overwhelmed that he seldom leaves the house
whereas Shoba is so overwhelmed but stays away from the house as much as she can. The house
reminds her of her loss. Shukumar even says that she treats the house as if it s a hotel and that she
began putting in extra hours at work . Shukumar and Shoba s grief have led them to withdrawing from
one another. Until the nightly power outages, they avoided each other as much as possible. Shukumar
even stays in the room he knows Shoba doesn t want anywhere near because the baby s crib was once
there. Symbolism can be seen in the power outages. When the power is off, Shukumar and Shoba
become intimate and share things with one another. The darkness represents their safe place and the
relationship they once shared before the loss of their child. But as the title explains, this is only
temporary . The power outages will only happen over a period of five days and after that everything
will go back to the way it was. The loss of the baby symbolizes the turning point for their marriage.
After the loss of their child, things quickly began to change. We know this because Shukumar is
constantly reminiscing and going back to how his wife once looked or how she once cooked. A
Temporary Matter , focuses so much on the little things and dances around the
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Dementia Live Alone
The elderly are at risk for injury due to age and current disease processes taking place. Neurological
diseases increase the risk for injury to elderly people caused by clinical manifestations such as
changes in cognitive function (i.e. memory loss). One of the main focuses for patients in a hospital or
at home is safety. Healthcare professionals focus on safety precautions to prevent injury such as falls.
The safety of older people with dementia who live alone is a serious international care issue. (de Witt
et al., 2010, 1699) Approximately one third (1/3) of older people with dementia live alone. (de Witt et
al., 2010, 1699) The purpose of this research article was to understand what it is like to live alone with
dementia from the perspective of older people. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The participants chosen were asked to share their thoughts on: a) what it is like to live alone with
memory loss b) continuing to live alone c) safety and living alone with memory loss d) what it was
like to need help and to ask for help e) the future. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1701) Some of the women
anticipated the endpoints of continuing to live alone as being trouble, being worse, and being
exhausted. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1703) Being trouble was described as being a hindrance for family.
Being worse was linked to memory loss and the worsening of their condition. Being exhausted was
expressed by mental/physical exhaustion by the participants. Some of the participants even confronted
their possibility of being worse culminated into thoughts of suicide. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1703) De
Witt listed a few limitations in this study: no men were involved, the caregiver was present during the
interview (presence may have influenced their response to the questions), this study did not address
other experiences of living alone with dementia such as temporary stays in respite or acute care
facilities.
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The elderly are at risk for injury due to age and current disease processes taking place. Neurological
diseases increase the risk for injury to elderly people caused by clinical manifestations such as
changes in cognitive function (i.e. memory loss). One of the main focuses for patients in a hospital or
at home is safety. Healthcare professionals focus on safety precautions to prevent injury such as falls.
The safety of older people with dementia who live alone is a serious international care issue. (de Witt
et al., 2010, 1699) Approximately one third (1/3) of older people with dementia live alone. (de Witt et
al., 2010, 1699) The purpose of this research article was to understand what it is like to live alone with
dementia from the perspective of older people. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The participants chosen were asked to share their thoughts on: a) what it is like to live alone with
memory loss b) continuing to live alone c) safety and living alone with memory loss d) what it was
like to need help and to ask for help e) the future. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1701) Some of the women
anticipated the endpoints of continuing to live alone as being trouble, being worse, and being
exhausted. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1703) Being trouble was described as being a hindrance for family.
Being worse was linked to memory loss and the worsening of their condition. Being exhausted was
expressed by mental/physical exhaustion by the participants. Some of the participants even confronted
their possibility of being worse culminated into thoughts of suicide. (de Witt et al., 2010, 1703) De
Witt listed a few limitations in this study: no men were involved, the caregiver was present during the
interview (presence may have influenced their response to the questions), this study did not address
other experiences of living alone with dementia such as temporary stays in respite or acute care
facilities.
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Charles Manson Case Study
1. The members of Charles Manson s cult family were Leslie Van Houten, Bobby Beausoleil, Paul
Watkins, Catherine Gypse Share, Mary Brunner, Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabain, Steve Grogan,
Patricia Krenwinkel, Charles Watson, and Squeaky Fromme. Almost all of the members came from
middle working class families and were generally happy people. Some of the members were also very
religious like Charles Watson, for example, was a leader of a church youth group and enjoyed
attending Sunday night services. The absence of a father, however, led some of his followers into a
world of experimenting with drugs and running away. Their lost, rebellious souls found comfort in
Charles Manson who became a father figure to them.
2. The 1960s was the decade of the Civil Rights Movement and of counterculture. The Civil Rights
Movement saw the rise of social groups, like the Black Panther Party, who had had enough of being
racially discriminated and would conduct boycotts, sit ins, and marches in order to support their cause.
Counterculture consisted of young people, known as hippies, who revolted against government
agendas like the Vietnam War, and who wanted to live in a society that was based upon freedom and
love. Manson believed that there would be a race war between blacks and whites and that black people
would come on top. It became evident to Manson that Helter Skelter, the last final destructive war
among men on the face of the earth, was not coming and it was up to him to create it. So, Manson took
advantage of the counterculture happening in the 60 s to led young people into believing the world
would go to war and the only way to survive is to stick together.
3. In an era that sought love and peace, Manson was able to successfully manipulate the emotions of
young people. Manson began his recruitment in the hippie ridden area of Haight Ashbury, San
Francisco. There, Manson was able to croon his way into the minds of the young and vulnerable.
Upon recruitment, Manson would tell his followers, while they were under the influence of LSD, to
essentially erase everything they know about society and fill their minds with his philosophies because
he was the embodiment of Jesus Christ. His followers did as he said because most of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1. The members of Charles Manson s cult family were Leslie Van Houten, Bobby Beausoleil, Paul
Watkins, Catherine Gypse Share, Mary Brunner, Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabain, Steve Grogan,
Patricia Krenwinkel, Charles Watson, and Squeaky Fromme. Almost all of the members came from
middle working class families and were generally happy people. Some of the members were also very
religious like Charles Watson, for example, was a leader of a church youth group and enjoyed
attending Sunday night services. The absence of a father, however, led some of his followers into a
world of experimenting with drugs and running away. Their lost, rebellious souls found comfort in
Charles Manson who became a father figure to them.
2. The 1960s was the decade of the Civil Rights Movement and of counterculture. The Civil Rights
Movement saw the rise of social groups, like the Black Panther Party, who had had enough of being
racially discriminated and would conduct boycotts, sit ins, and marches in order to support their cause.
Counterculture consisted of young people, known as hippies, who revolted against government
agendas like the Vietnam War, and who wanted to live in a society that was based upon freedom and
love. Manson believed that there would be a race war between blacks and whites and that black people
would come on top. It became evident to Manson that Helter Skelter, the last final destructive war
among men on the face of the earth, was not coming and it was up to him to create it. So, Manson took
advantage of the counterculture happening in the 60 s to led young people into believing the world
would go to war and the only way to survive is to stick together.
3. In an era that sought love and peace, Manson was able to successfully manipulate the emotions of
young people. Manson began his recruitment in the hippie ridden area of Haight Ashbury, San
Francisco. There, Manson was able to croon his way into the minds of the young and vulnerable.
Upon recruitment, Manson would tell his followers, while they were under the influence of LSD, to
essentially erase everything they know about society and fill their minds with his philosophies because
he was the embodiment of Jesus Christ. His followers did as he said because most of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Positive Carpe Diem
Robert Herrick uses positive carpe diem arguments, in complement with negative and manipulative
threats to attain sexual favors from his female characters. In Herrick s poem To the Virgins, to Make
Much of Time , Herrick blatantly objectifies women as having only a sexual value, immediately in the
poem; specifically that females are more valuable sexually while they are younger, and by extent more
attractive in his eyes. This is assumed throughout the poem, and especially is embodied in his first
stanza of the poem, when he states Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, Old time is still a flying! The
author does this specifically in the usage of the phrase old time. The usage of old time is not
positioned to state that time has always ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Herrick writes That age is best which is the first, When youth and blood are warmer. Herrick is using a
more puissant theory to aid in transitioning from an ephemeral lifespan, into a technique in which he
appeals to the reader s own desires. While one s youth and blood are warmer is Herrick s way of
saying at a young age you may feel romantic desires at a high concentration. This however would not
provide enough evidence to favor his position if he did not immediately follow it with a more sexually
concerned notion. Herrick follows the text quoted above with the following in the same stanza. But
being spent, the worse, and worst times still succeed the former. This is another form to demonize
aging, and bring the time aspect of the carpe diem aspect back into the argument. At a young age, the
reader best best in terms of emotional reward, which then becomes worse and worst as the individual
ages. The last stanza brings the second fraction of a metaphysical carpe diem poem into conclusion.
The final stanza states Then be not coy, but use your time, And, while ye may, go marry: For having
lost but once your prime, You may forever tarry. This call to action asks that the young woman who
reads this poem relieve herself of coy mannerisms and embrace a more liberal approach to
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Robert Herrick uses positive carpe diem arguments, in complement with negative and manipulative
threats to attain sexual favors from his female characters. In Herrick s poem To the Virgins, to Make
Much of Time , Herrick blatantly objectifies women as having only a sexual value, immediately in the
poem; specifically that females are more valuable sexually while they are younger, and by extent more
attractive in his eyes. This is assumed throughout the poem, and especially is embodied in his first
stanza of the poem, when he states Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, Old time is still a flying! The
author does this specifically in the usage of the phrase old time. The usage of old time is not
positioned to state that time has always ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Herrick writes That age is best which is the first, When youth and blood are warmer. Herrick is using a
more puissant theory to aid in transitioning from an ephemeral lifespan, into a technique in which he
appeals to the reader s own desires. While one s youth and blood are warmer is Herrick s way of
saying at a young age you may feel romantic desires at a high concentration. This however would not
provide enough evidence to favor his position if he did not immediately follow it with a more sexually
concerned notion. Herrick follows the text quoted above with the following in the same stanza. But
being spent, the worse, and worst times still succeed the former. This is another form to demonize
aging, and bring the time aspect of the carpe diem aspect back into the argument. At a young age, the
reader best best in terms of emotional reward, which then becomes worse and worst as the individual
ages. The last stanza brings the second fraction of a metaphysical carpe diem poem into conclusion.
The final stanza states Then be not coy, but use your time, And, while ye may, go marry: For having
lost but once your prime, You may forever tarry. This call to action asks that the young woman who
reads this poem relieve herself of coy mannerisms and embrace a more liberal approach to
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Compare my last duchess and Porhyria s lover considering...
Compare my last duchess and Porhyria s lover considering in particular how the 2 central characters
are presented.
Both poems, My Last Duchess and Porphyria s Lover have similarities and differences. This can be
seen in the two central characters, content and language. In My Last Duchess the duke, a rich upper
class man, is talking to a messenger of a count whose daughter he wishes to marry. This poem begins
in front of his last
Duchess painting which is on the wall in the Duke s home. Throughout the poem, we discover the
characteristics of the Duke and learn about the murder of the Duchess. Porphyria s Lover however
begins in the lover s cottage. The poem describes a night they spent together and the murder of ...
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This can be seen in, some how I know not how as if she ranked/ My gift of a nine hundred year old
name/ With anybody s gift. The Duke feels that the Duchess valued his gift the same as she received
others. He, in fact, ranked his nine hundred year old name, his nobility and especially status above
everything. Therefore he felt, his gift could not be bettered by anyone. This quote also suggests that
the Duke was proud about his status.
The Duke is obsessively possessive. This can be seen in That s my
Last Duchess painted on the wall. This quote shows how the Duke regarded the Duchess as one of
objects. Also within this quote, the possessive pronoun my is used. This highlights his possessive
qualities. Later on in the poem, we see that he treats every woman in such a manner. This can be seen
in Though his fair daughter s self, as I avowed/ At starting, is my object. He describes the Count s
daughter as being an item. This also shows that the Duke was after the money he was going to receive
as dowry after he married the Count s daughter. Therefore we can see that the Duke was greedy and
powerful.
All of these characteristics of the Duke, especially his power, might suggest that the Duke was
involved in the murder of the Duchess. This is evident in I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped
together.
This quote might suggest that the Duke gave commands to kill the
Duchess because of her flirtatious nature. This is because the smiles
which
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Compare my last duchess and Porhyria s lover considering in particular how the 2 central characters
are presented.
Both poems, My Last Duchess and Porphyria s Lover have similarities and differences. This can be
seen in the two central characters, content and language. In My Last Duchess the duke, a rich upper
class man, is talking to a messenger of a count whose daughter he wishes to marry. This poem begins
in front of his last
Duchess painting which is on the wall in the Duke s home. Throughout the poem, we discover the
characteristics of the Duke and learn about the murder of the Duchess. Porphyria s Lover however
begins in the lover s cottage. The poem describes a night they spent together and the murder of ...
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This can be seen in, some how I know not how as if she ranked/ My gift of a nine hundred year old
name/ With anybody s gift. The Duke feels that the Duchess valued his gift the same as she received
others. He, in fact, ranked his nine hundred year old name, his nobility and especially status above
everything. Therefore he felt, his gift could not be bettered by anyone. This quote also suggests that
the Duke was proud about his status.
The Duke is obsessively possessive. This can be seen in That s my
Last Duchess painted on the wall. This quote shows how the Duke regarded the Duchess as one of
objects. Also within this quote, the possessive pronoun my is used. This highlights his possessive
qualities. Later on in the poem, we see that he treats every woman in such a manner. This can be seen
in Though his fair daughter s self, as I avowed/ At starting, is my object. He describes the Count s
daughter as being an item. This also shows that the Duke was after the money he was going to receive
as dowry after he married the Count s daughter. Therefore we can see that the Duke was greedy and
powerful.
All of these characteristics of the Duke, especially his power, might suggest that the Duke was
involved in the murder of the Duchess. This is evident in I gave commands; / Then all smiles stopped
together.
This quote might suggest that the Duke gave commands to kill the
Duchess because of her flirtatious nature. This is because the smiles
which
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DNA And Crime Scene Analysis
Each year about 33,000 crimes are solved by DNA database, therefore, showing that DNA has an
important element when determining and finding potential suspects who may have committed the
crime. DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is a substance that makes up an individual s genetic identity.
DNA is found in all organisms, but more the abundance of DNA is found in cells which include a
nucleus or nucleated cells ( preservation and collection of biological evidence ). Within a crime scene
detectives and officers can use common materials such as tissues, pillows, a bottle, and more. When a
detective finds cases in which DNA is present, they can take the samples back to lab to extract and
quantify the DNA to see if they can do further analysis on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, since hair is typically made up of the protein, Keratin, it is typically harder to extract DNA
from hair. In order to extract DNA from hair it is important to use the follicle of the hair. DNA is
easily found in the root and follicle of the hair because it is connected to the blood stream (Heywood,
21 22). When attempting to extract the DNA from the hair, forensics attempt to wash out all of the
protein, therefore, the only thing left is the pure DNA sample. However, there is not a 100% chance
that protein will be washed out completely, meaning that there is a chance that DNA could be
contaminated, in other words the DNA would be hard to read and find a yield. In addition, due to this
fact the average success rate of yielding DNA from hair is 60 70% ( A Simple Method of Genomic
DNA Extraction from Human Samples for PCR RFLP Analysis ). However, unlike hair cells, cheek
cells are much simpler to extract DNA from. This is due to the fact that the tissue inside of your
mouth, contains a lot of available DNA when the area is shedded (Smith, 43). When the popsicle stick
is rubbed along the tissue it allows for cells to be shedded, therefore it is easy to obtain the cells, when
one rinses saline buffer inside of the mouth and spits back into a microcentrifuge tube (Smith,
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Each year about 33,000 crimes are solved by DNA database, therefore, showing that DNA has an
important element when determining and finding potential suspects who may have committed the
crime. DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is a substance that makes up an individual s genetic identity.
DNA is found in all organisms, but more the abundance of DNA is found in cells which include a
nucleus or nucleated cells ( preservation and collection of biological evidence ). Within a crime scene
detectives and officers can use common materials such as tissues, pillows, a bottle, and more. When a
detective finds cases in which DNA is present, they can take the samples back to lab to extract and
quantify the DNA to see if they can do further analysis on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, since hair is typically made up of the protein, Keratin, it is typically harder to extract DNA
from hair. In order to extract DNA from hair it is important to use the follicle of the hair. DNA is
easily found in the root and follicle of the hair because it is connected to the blood stream (Heywood,
21 22). When attempting to extract the DNA from the hair, forensics attempt to wash out all of the
protein, therefore, the only thing left is the pure DNA sample. However, there is not a 100% chance
that protein will be washed out completely, meaning that there is a chance that DNA could be
contaminated, in other words the DNA would be hard to read and find a yield. In addition, due to this
fact the average success rate of yielding DNA from hair is 60 70% ( A Simple Method of Genomic
DNA Extraction from Human Samples for PCR RFLP Analysis ). However, unlike hair cells, cheek
cells are much simpler to extract DNA from. This is due to the fact that the tissue inside of your
mouth, contains a lot of available DNA when the area is shedded (Smith, 43). When the popsicle stick
is rubbed along the tissue it allows for cells to be shedded, therefore it is easy to obtain the cells, when
one rinses saline buffer inside of the mouth and spits back into a microcentrifuge tube (Smith,
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Sick Leave
sick leave [ 6 8 ] days. casual leave [ 10 12 ] days. earned [ paid ] leave, after 12 months service [ 4
weeks ] sectional/national holidays [ 11 12] depending on which state you are in. maternity leave 135
days. paternity leave 15 days. Earned Leave · The leave entitlement is 30 working days for each
completed year of service and accrues after completion of one year of service in the firm. · He/She is
also entitled for 7 days of Sick leave and 7 days of casual leave. However, the two types of leaves
cannot be clubbed together. Not more than 2 days of casual leave would be granted at one time. o
Incase of casual leave the approval needs to be taken by the Manager in advance. However, ... Show
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Casual Leave: Many of the companies in India provides 6 12 casual leaves per Year and we cannot
avail more than 3 leaves consequently. 2. Sick Leave: Companies provide 6 to 12 Sick Leaves.
Employees who avail sick leave for more than 3 consequent days, requires to submit doctor s
certificate. Working hours: According to sec.54 of Factorise Act, 1948 an adult worker is not required
to work more than 9 hour and sec.51 prohibits working for more than 48 hours a week. Working
during night: Sec.66 Factories Act,1948, prohibits working women from 7PM to 6 AM. However the
State Government may, by notification exempt any establishment subject to the condition that the
establishment provides facilities of transportation and security to such women employees. Sec.25 of
the The Karnataka Shops amp; Commercial Establishments Act, 1961, prohibits working of women
during night in shops and firms. However an IT/ITES/BPO companies can seek exemption under the
provision. Every employer who intends to seek exemption under section 25 to engage women
employees during night shift, shall make an application in Form R to the Commissioner for Labour or
the Deputy Labour Commissioner having jurisdiction, with the list of women employees willing to
work in night shifts. There shall be at least five women employees in one night shift. On receipt of the
application the Commissioner for Labour
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sick leave [ 6 8 ] days. casual leave [ 10 12 ] days. earned [ paid ] leave, after 12 months service [ 4
weeks ] sectional/national holidays [ 11 12] depending on which state you are in. maternity leave 135
days. paternity leave 15 days. Earned Leave · The leave entitlement is 30 working days for each
completed year of service and accrues after completion of one year of service in the firm. · He/She is
also entitled for 7 days of Sick leave and 7 days of casual leave. However, the two types of leaves
cannot be clubbed together. Not more than 2 days of casual leave would be granted at one time. o
Incase of casual leave the approval needs to be taken by the Manager in advance. However, ... Show
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Casual Leave: Many of the companies in India provides 6 12 casual leaves per Year and we cannot
avail more than 3 leaves consequently. 2. Sick Leave: Companies provide 6 to 12 Sick Leaves.
Employees who avail sick leave for more than 3 consequent days, requires to submit doctor s
certificate. Working hours: According to sec.54 of Factorise Act, 1948 an adult worker is not required
to work more than 9 hour and sec.51 prohibits working for more than 48 hours a week. Working
during night: Sec.66 Factories Act,1948, prohibits working women from 7PM to 6 AM. However the
State Government may, by notification exempt any establishment subject to the condition that the
establishment provides facilities of transportation and security to such women employees. Sec.25 of
the The Karnataka Shops amp; Commercial Establishments Act, 1961, prohibits working of women
during night in shops and firms. However an IT/ITES/BPO companies can seek exemption under the
provision. Every employer who intends to seek exemption under section 25 to engage women
employees during night shift, shall make an application in Form R to the Commissioner for Labour or
the Deputy Labour Commissioner having jurisdiction, with the list of women employees willing to
work in night shifts. There shall be at least five women employees in one night shift. On receipt of the
application the Commissioner for Labour
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Essay RTT Role of Organizations
Running Head: ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 1
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 2
Organizational Systems
This paper is the analysis of the avoidable sentinel event of Mr. B, a sixty seven year old patient who
was admitted to the emergency room with left leg and hip pain following a fall. A root cause analysis
will help identify key elements which led to the unfortunate event. A plan of action to develop a
change theory will help formulate an improvement plan to prevent future occurences like that of Mr.
B. A failure ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nurse and ER doctor failed to recognize how the medications react by relaxing the skeletal
muscles, compromising Mr. B s lung expansion. Since Mr. B could not walk around to expand his
lungs, he could have benefited from bronchodilator treatments or supplemental oxygen. When the
LPN addressed the low oxygen alarm by resetting the alarm and leaving the room, she neglected to
assess Mr. B and failed to perform her duties as a nurse.
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 3
Change Theory The employees, such as Nurse J and the LPN need to be advised that they did not
adequatley carefor Mr B by not assessing him properly upon his arrival, and not calling the respiratory
department for additional help when his respiratory status was in question. Informing the LPN that she
failed to assess and care for her patient when the low oxygen alarm was set off would be unacceptable
in the employee s performance. Clear warnings to correct their performance deficiencies will result in
adverse consequences. Identifying the problem or the skill the employee lacks in by being specific
will help address the problem. An established expectation would be defined in the area of performance
that needs to be changed with a clear list in writing. A deadline that is reasonable between the
supervisor and the employee needs to written and agreed upon. Resources that the employee may need
such as
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Running Head: ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 1
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 2
Organizational Systems
This paper is the analysis of the avoidable sentinel event of Mr. B, a sixty seven year old patient who
was admitted to the emergency room with left leg and hip pain following a fall. A root cause analysis
will help identify key elements which led to the unfortunate event. A plan of action to develop a
change theory will help formulate an improvement plan to prevent future occurences like that of Mr.
B. A failure ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The nurse and ER doctor failed to recognize how the medications react by relaxing the skeletal
muscles, compromising Mr. B s lung expansion. Since Mr. B could not walk around to expand his
lungs, he could have benefited from bronchodilator treatments or supplemental oxygen. When the
LPN addressed the low oxygen alarm by resetting the alarm and leaving the room, she neglected to
assess Mr. B and failed to perform her duties as a nurse.
ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS 3
Change Theory The employees, such as Nurse J and the LPN need to be advised that they did not
adequatley carefor Mr B by not assessing him properly upon his arrival, and not calling the respiratory
department for additional help when his respiratory status was in question. Informing the LPN that she
failed to assess and care for her patient when the low oxygen alarm was set off would be unacceptable
in the employee s performance. Clear warnings to correct their performance deficiencies will result in
adverse consequences. Identifying the problem or the skill the employee lacks in by being specific
will help address the problem. An established expectation would be defined in the area of performance
that needs to be changed with a clear list in writing. A deadline that is reasonable between the
supervisor and the employee needs to written and agreed upon. Resources that the employee may need
such as
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Implementation Of A Successful Business
In order to run a successful business you will be required to have an established accounting system to
monitor the growth, expenses, income on a bi month if not daily basis. The following should help
outline the basic steps to achieve this goal. An income statement can be the first step in organizing a
business. The main reason a business maintains and monitors an income statement is to determine the
profit and losses the company as occurred during a set period of time. The income statement is vital to
any business to make sure there are checks and balances during a set period of time. The income
statement is composed of income or revenue that the company as either generated or spent and is an
indicator how the company is doing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main items on a balance sheet will outline the assets and liabilities. The balance sheet sums up the
assets owned by a business which not only includes financial but also personal and physical items to
determine total assets. The liabilities are listed under creditors and the outstanding amount cash they
owe a company (Melicher Norton, 2015). The balance sheet should be used by all business s as guide
to how the company is doing financial and reviewed on a regular basis to make sure the assets and
liabilities are in line with one another (balance sheets, n.d.). Total assets, total liabilities and
shareholder equity make up the major accounts on a balance sheet. These three different accounts
represent the companies assets in value, the outstanding debt in liabilities and finally the shareholder s
equity is the difference between the assets and the liabilities (Reeves, n.d.). The cash flow just like the
balance sheet illustrates how the money is spent and how much money is being collected. The cash
flow statement is arranged into 3 different areas: operating, investing and financial activities. Before
you can even begin a cash flow sheet you must have a net income. Once the net income for the
company is set up you can start deducting depreciation, decreasing liabilities and start building your
equity account (Melicher Norton, 2015). There are several areas in which a business uses to help
determine their financial growth. If
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In order to run a successful business you will be required to have an established accounting system to
monitor the growth, expenses, income on a bi month if not daily basis. The following should help
outline the basic steps to achieve this goal. An income statement can be the first step in organizing a
business. The main reason a business maintains and monitors an income statement is to determine the
profit and losses the company as occurred during a set period of time. The income statement is vital to
any business to make sure there are checks and balances during a set period of time. The income
statement is composed of income or revenue that the company as either generated or spent and is an
indicator how the company is doing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main items on a balance sheet will outline the assets and liabilities. The balance sheet sums up the
assets owned by a business which not only includes financial but also personal and physical items to
determine total assets. The liabilities are listed under creditors and the outstanding amount cash they
owe a company (Melicher Norton, 2015). The balance sheet should be used by all business s as guide
to how the company is doing financial and reviewed on a regular basis to make sure the assets and
liabilities are in line with one another (balance sheets, n.d.). Total assets, total liabilities and
shareholder equity make up the major accounts on a balance sheet. These three different accounts
represent the companies assets in value, the outstanding debt in liabilities and finally the shareholder s
equity is the difference between the assets and the liabilities (Reeves, n.d.). The cash flow just like the
balance sheet illustrates how the money is spent and how much money is being collected. The cash
flow statement is arranged into 3 different areas: operating, investing and financial activities. Before
you can even begin a cash flow sheet you must have a net income. Once the net income for the
company is set up you can start deducting depreciation, decreasing liabilities and start building your
equity account (Melicher Norton, 2015). There are several areas in which a business uses to help
determine their financial growth. If
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Application And Web Application For Nutritionists And...
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction:
Android application and web application for nutritionists and dietitians is a project designed and
developed in a way that all the dietitians and nutritionists can use this application at their work as they
do it on a regular day to day basis because the design of the application is in such a way that we have
digitalized or changed their regular work flow process in to this application and this application is not
only supposed for the registered dietitians or nutritionists but can also be used by the intern students
who are taking the dietitians course.
1.2 Motivation:
The main motivation for the project comes from a lack of usage of mobile technology in the field of
dietetics and nutrition. The dietitians have a hard time in calculating the energy, fluid and protein
needs for their patients, all the dietitians use a book called Pocket Resource for Nutrition Assessment
which is published by Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Dietitians use this pocket resource for
doing all the energy, fluid and protein calculations for their patients by hand and also dietitians need to
memorize all the formulas for the corresponding calculations to do it by hand. So after a thorough
research and a few meetings with Dr. Elaine Molaison, a Registered Dietitian and professor in
Department of Nutrition and Food Systems, The University of Southern Mississippi, and some other
professors and dietitians, we came up with an idea of creating a mobile
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INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction:
Android application and web application for nutritionists and dietitians is a project designed and
developed in a way that all the dietitians and nutritionists can use this application at their work as they
do it on a regular day to day basis because the design of the application is in such a way that we have
digitalized or changed their regular work flow process in to this application and this application is not
only supposed for the registered dietitians or nutritionists but can also be used by the intern students
who are taking the dietitians course.
1.2 Motivation:
The main motivation for the project comes from a lack of usage of mobile technology in the field of
dietetics and nutrition. The dietitians have a hard time in calculating the energy, fluid and protein
needs for their patients, all the dietitians use a book called Pocket Resource for Nutrition Assessment
which is published by Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Dietitians use this pocket resource for
doing all the energy, fluid and protein calculations for their patients by hand and also dietitians need to
memorize all the formulas for the corresponding calculations to do it by hand. So after a thorough
research and a few meetings with Dr. Elaine Molaison, a Registered Dietitian and professor in
Department of Nutrition and Food Systems, The University of Southern Mississippi, and some other
professors and dietitians, we came up with an idea of creating a mobile
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Smith s Cabin Essay
Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a Blacksmith and a Munitions maker on a sugar
plantation in the mid to late 1800s? During the excavations conducted at the Levi Jordan Plantation In
Brazoria County, Texas, a cabin was investigated that indicates it was utilized as the residence of an
individual that worked lead, manufactured lead shot, and possibly other metals. This cabin has been
labeled as the Smith s Cabin . It has been shown, that munitions were being made within ths cabin;
specificially shot. The mold that was found within this cabin is for shot/mini ball. It seems that this
individual was making and modifying existing munitions in order to be utilized in the slave/tenant
quarters pertained to muskets and possibly flintocks. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This area was semi rectangular in shape and may have been where the bed was located. Some small
bed springs were found within this area, and a post mold was located in this area which permitted for a
wood frame bed to have been nailed. The surface plots of artifact distrobutions delineate this area,
except for personal artifacts. Within this particular area, there is a concentration of personal artifacts.It
can be infer that these artifacts may have been stored under the frame, thus leaving a concentration of
personal artifacts in this area after the cabin was abandoned. Although, it may not be proven that a bed
was located in this area some of the artifacts that were found seem to suggest this. The delineation of
this area shown in the distrobutions of different artifact deposits such as the abandonment deposit,
glass deposit, and bone deposit seems to confirm that in this area some type of internal furnishings
existed. At the same time, the concentration of personal items within this area seems to suggest that
some personal artifacts may have been stored in this area. Therefore, even if this area was used as a
sleeping area, it appears that some personal objects such as slate board, clothing and belt buckles were
stored this in this area. In all, there is evidence which allows for the conjecture that this area may have
been used for a sleeping
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Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a Blacksmith and a Munitions maker on a sugar
plantation in the mid to late 1800s? During the excavations conducted at the Levi Jordan Plantation In
Brazoria County, Texas, a cabin was investigated that indicates it was utilized as the residence of an
individual that worked lead, manufactured lead shot, and possibly other metals. This cabin has been
labeled as the Smith s Cabin . It has been shown, that munitions were being made within ths cabin;
specificially shot. The mold that was found within this cabin is for shot/mini ball. It seems that this
individual was making and modifying existing munitions in order to be utilized in the slave/tenant
quarters pertained to muskets and possibly flintocks. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This area was semi rectangular in shape and may have been where the bed was located. Some small
bed springs were found within this area, and a post mold was located in this area which permitted for a
wood frame bed to have been nailed. The surface plots of artifact distrobutions delineate this area,
except for personal artifacts. Within this particular area, there is a concentration of personal artifacts.It
can be infer that these artifacts may have been stored under the frame, thus leaving a concentration of
personal artifacts in this area after the cabin was abandoned. Although, it may not be proven that a bed
was located in this area some of the artifacts that were found seem to suggest this. The delineation of
this area shown in the distrobutions of different artifact deposits such as the abandonment deposit,
glass deposit, and bone deposit seems to confirm that in this area some type of internal furnishings
existed. At the same time, the concentration of personal items within this area seems to suggest that
some personal artifacts may have been stored in this area. Therefore, even if this area was used as a
sleeping area, it appears that some personal objects such as slate board, clothing and belt buckles were
stored this in this area. In all, there is evidence which allows for the conjecture that this area may have
been used for a sleeping
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Analysis Of The Movie Apocalypse Now Directed By Francis...
An Apocalyptic Reality How would you picture Hell? Many people would probably describe Hell as a
place where all you could see and feel is fire and brimstone. Where demons constantly torture those
unlucky enough to spend eternity in a place of unspeakable horrors. Not everyone thinks this way and
who knows if there even is a Hell; but for a group of soldiers led by U.S Captain of special operations
Benjamin Willard in the film Apocalypse Now directed by Francis Ford Coppola, their Hell is all too
real. Though it was not in the form of fire and demons, but in the Cambodian jungle during Vietnam.
The film follows the journey of Willard, who begins the movie in search of a new mission because he
feels his life has lost purpose and craves the battlefield once again. What he doesn t know yet is that
he may be in a little over his head with his next mission. The mission, which is top secret, is to follow
the fictional river Nung into the heart of the Cambodian jungle to find rouge Colonel Walter E. Kurtz
and terminate him with extreme prejudice. Kurtz who was a highly decorated member of the military
himself has plunged himself head first into the heart of darkness and now commands a group of
Montagnard troops who worship him as a demigod. Willard then joins up with a navy PBR or patrol
boat led by a man named Chief and crewmembers Chef, Lance and Mr. Clean. As they make their way
up the river Nung, many events happen to cause the crew to slowly lose their grip with
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An Apocalyptic Reality How would you picture Hell? Many people would probably describe Hell as a
place where all you could see and feel is fire and brimstone. Where demons constantly torture those
unlucky enough to spend eternity in a place of unspeakable horrors. Not everyone thinks this way and
who knows if there even is a Hell; but for a group of soldiers led by U.S Captain of special operations
Benjamin Willard in the film Apocalypse Now directed by Francis Ford Coppola, their Hell is all too
real. Though it was not in the form of fire and demons, but in the Cambodian jungle during Vietnam.
The film follows the journey of Willard, who begins the movie in search of a new mission because he
feels his life has lost purpose and craves the battlefield once again. What he doesn t know yet is that
he may be in a little over his head with his next mission. The mission, which is top secret, is to follow
the fictional river Nung into the heart of the Cambodian jungle to find rouge Colonel Walter E. Kurtz
and terminate him with extreme prejudice. Kurtz who was a highly decorated member of the military
himself has plunged himself head first into the heart of darkness and now commands a group of
Montagnard troops who worship him as a demigod. Willard then joins up with a navy PBR or patrol
boat led by a man named Chief and crewmembers Chef, Lance and Mr. Clean. As they make their way
up the river Nung, many events happen to cause the crew to slowly lose their grip with
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What Is Thomas Jefferson s Role In Drafting The Constitution
Thomas Jefferson is considered one of the most important people in United States History. He was the
third president, and he even drafted the Declaration of Independence. Many think he also had a
significant role in drafting the U.S. Constitution as well. This just happens to be incorrect. Jefferson
was away in France during the summer of 1787 when this important document was being drafted. He,
however, was still slightly involved, but he put the majority of his efforts in the foreign affairs that
were going on at the time. Because of his efforts overseas to the United States and the other Ministers,
Jefferson had little to do with the Constitution but to give his position on the matter.
Serving the United States
During the time the Constitution was being drafted, Thomas Jefferson was overseas in Paris serving as
the Minister to France. That today is equivalent to an ambassador. There ... Show more content on
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One would think that he was in full support of the new Constitution, but that was not the case.
Jefferson was sure that the federal Constitution was not close to the excellence it needed to be. He was
sure to make this view and others clear on the matter in the letters that he sent to the members of the
convention over the time span that the Constitution was being drafted. ( One of the most intriguing
might have beens in American History , 2016) Jefferson says in a letter to William S. Smith that there
are some good and some bad articles within the content of the Constitution draft (Jefferson to William
Stephens Smith , 2016). Here, he shows his concerns with the content of the Constitution. If it was not
to hold superb content, Jefferson knew that the United States would be back to where they started with
the Articles of Confederation. If one does not improve on what was the past, then how is the new any
better? This was his whole
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Thomas Jefferson is considered one of the most important people in United States History. He was the
third president, and he even drafted the Declaration of Independence. Many think he also had a
significant role in drafting the U.S. Constitution as well. This just happens to be incorrect. Jefferson
was away in France during the summer of 1787 when this important document was being drafted. He,
however, was still slightly involved, but he put the majority of his efforts in the foreign affairs that
were going on at the time. Because of his efforts overseas to the United States and the other Ministers,
Jefferson had little to do with the Constitution but to give his position on the matter.
Serving the United States
During the time the Constitution was being drafted, Thomas Jefferson was overseas in Paris serving as
the Minister to France. That today is equivalent to an ambassador. There ... Show more content on
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One would think that he was in full support of the new Constitution, but that was not the case.
Jefferson was sure that the federal Constitution was not close to the excellence it needed to be. He was
sure to make this view and others clear on the matter in the letters that he sent to the members of the
convention over the time span that the Constitution was being drafted. ( One of the most intriguing
might have beens in American History , 2016) Jefferson says in a letter to William S. Smith that there
are some good and some bad articles within the content of the Constitution draft (Jefferson to William
Stephens Smith , 2016). Here, he shows his concerns with the content of the Constitution. If it was not
to hold superb content, Jefferson knew that the United States would be back to where they started with
the Articles of Confederation. If one does not improve on what was the past, then how is the new any
better? This was his whole
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Seeonee Hills Analysis
In the Seeonee Hills of India was a warm, beautiful place, where a man named Mowgli lived. He was
abandoned by his mother in the jungle when he was a baby, and spent all of his childhood growing up
with the animals. As an adult, he lives in the village with the rest of the hunting people . In the jungle
can never quite felt like he belonged amongst the people of his village. He believed something was
missing in his life. Though on this day, Mowgli felt extra odd and out of place there in the village.
As Mowgli was putting on his moccasins to go catch fish in a nearby river, he thought to himself, I m
tired of this repetitive routine, in this dull village, where nothing out of the ordinary ever happens.
Every day he wakes up and works, and after that he comes home and tends to his wife and kids; there
is never any time for exploring or trying new things. The longing for adventure is always lingering. I
remember, growing up in the jungle there were always exciting new things to see and do. There was a
time where I was with Bagheera, one of my mentors of the jungle, and the water truce was called.
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I couldn t wait to join them once more and share with them all the new things I had learned while
living in the village. Among them, Baloo, my best friend, who would always share fun with me. As I
enjoy the freedom the jungle gives me with the wind in my hair, and the dirt under my feet, I think of
Baloo and all our memories we shared. I come to a halt and a warm tear rolls down my cheek. In the
vast jungle, standing perfectly still all in can think about is Baloo. Soon panic starts to arise in the
village. Mowgli s disappearance is a shock to all. We all thought he was so content here. His wife and
two children sit appalled of everything that is happening. His oldest son looks at his mother and
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In the Seeonee Hills of India was a warm, beautiful place, where a man named Mowgli lived. He was
abandoned by his mother in the jungle when he was a baby, and spent all of his childhood growing up
with the animals. As an adult, he lives in the village with the rest of the hunting people . In the jungle
can never quite felt like he belonged amongst the people of his village. He believed something was
missing in his life. Though on this day, Mowgli felt extra odd and out of place there in the village.
As Mowgli was putting on his moccasins to go catch fish in a nearby river, he thought to himself, I m
tired of this repetitive routine, in this dull village, where nothing out of the ordinary ever happens.
Every day he wakes up and works, and after that he comes home and tends to his wife and kids; there
is never any time for exploring or trying new things. The longing for adventure is always lingering. I
remember, growing up in the jungle there were always exciting new things to see and do. There was a
time where I was with Bagheera, one of my mentors of the jungle, and the water truce was called.
There is only a water truce when all the rivers are almost dry. The rules of ... Show more content on
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I couldn t wait to join them once more and share with them all the new things I had learned while
living in the village. Among them, Baloo, my best friend, who would always share fun with me. As I
enjoy the freedom the jungle gives me with the wind in my hair, and the dirt under my feet, I think of
Baloo and all our memories we shared. I come to a halt and a warm tear rolls down my cheek. In the
vast jungle, standing perfectly still all in can think about is Baloo. Soon panic starts to arise in the
village. Mowgli s disappearance is a shock to all. We all thought he was so content here. His wife and
two children sit appalled of everything that is happening. His oldest son looks at his mother and
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Zooing Research Paper
Being new to Zooing, there were lots of adjustments from living to eating to have so much more free
time. In addition to those, learning the new cultures and other s cultures all mixing together was an
alteration. First big adjustment was getting used to living in a xob. For most Zooings there are xob s,
or living spaces, where two strangers from different lineages and village groups come together to live
in a small area. Another example of modifying to a new culture, is in Zooing was the ritual of
consuming food, called pigging out, this is where you gather with other Zooers and consume nutrients
at large circular stands. However, the greatest, infrequent culture ritual variation involves very
insufficient amount of Zooing people, compared to the inhabitants of the rest of campus. This rare
ritual is a completely optional, and it is where individual Tenduts come to gather and preform very
dangerous exercise. The exercise is called Llawing, the Tenduts who partake in it are called Verticals.
These people are searching for physical and mental strengthening, while also yearn for
accomplishment to show off and maintain a higher status. The interior of the building is ... Show more
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The Progression normally requires two Verticals, one of whom Llaws and the other pulls the rope
connected to the Holder. The person who is Llawing are known as Georges, they re the ones doing all
the work to Llaw up the Progression and must fully trust the Log. The Log have special powers and
they rely on the community members and the members rely on the Logs, like shaman (Cultural
Anthropology, 2011; 323). The example of the magic field, which is depicted as a triangle, in the
corners represent the shaman s, patient s and communities trust, and belief in each other s ability
(Cultural Anthropology, 2011; 323). Same diagram for the Logic complex, the corners are made up of
the Log s, George s and communities confidence each
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Being new to Zooing, there were lots of adjustments from living to eating to have so much more free
time. In addition to those, learning the new cultures and other s cultures all mixing together was an
alteration. First big adjustment was getting used to living in a xob. For most Zooings there are xob s,
or living spaces, where two strangers from different lineages and village groups come together to live
in a small area. Another example of modifying to a new culture, is in Zooing was the ritual of
consuming food, called pigging out, this is where you gather with other Zooers and consume nutrients
at large circular stands. However, the greatest, infrequent culture ritual variation involves very
insufficient amount of Zooing people, compared to the inhabitants of the rest of campus. This rare
ritual is a completely optional, and it is where individual Tenduts come to gather and preform very
dangerous exercise. The exercise is called Llawing, the Tenduts who partake in it are called Verticals.
These people are searching for physical and mental strengthening, while also yearn for
accomplishment to show off and maintain a higher status. The interior of the building is ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Progression normally requires two Verticals, one of whom Llaws and the other pulls the rope
connected to the Holder. The person who is Llawing are known as Georges, they re the ones doing all
the work to Llaw up the Progression and must fully trust the Log. The Log have special powers and
they rely on the community members and the members rely on the Logs, like shaman (Cultural
Anthropology, 2011; 323). The example of the magic field, which is depicted as a triangle, in the
corners represent the shaman s, patient s and communities trust, and belief in each other s ability
(Cultural Anthropology, 2011; 323). Same diagram for the Logic complex, the corners are made up of
the Log s, George s and communities confidence each
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Organization And Structure Is Essential For All Group...
Organization and structure is essential in all group settings. How rigid and how formal that structure
is, can be reliant upon the type of organization. A large government agency or a corporation will
evidently have several layers of management and will have an authoritative expression and direction
for and of its members. Even minor groups, a family unit for instance, have a need to have a precise
statement of individual responsibility and overall goals, while also maintaining an authoritative
structure of headship. The triumph of each organization, in spite of the size, is utterly reliant on the
efficiency of the leadership, the eagerness and ability for each member to work collectively, and the
capacity of the group to solve all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wage hours are also unswervingly effected by productivity. If each member of the organization has
high productivity output then it will take fewer wage hours, to achieve the volumes necessary, than the
budget originally accounts for. However there can also be negative effects from high productivity
levels. For example, the quicker a team works the more latent the possibility for inefficiencies and
injuries to occur. This can in reality counteract any of the financial gains achieved from the higher
productivity of the team by having to insert additional wage hours in order to repair quality control
issues as well as the additional costs related to expected lost work hours. The objective now becomes
how to increase productivity and perhaps profitability, all the while restricting the potential for those
negative side effects to take place.
Your DC is one of the larger DCs I have had the honor to assess and I am extremely grateful for the
opportunity. On the flipside though, larger groups can moreover harbor bigger overlooked or even
hidden problems. From my calculations your DC has approximately several hundred hourly
employees, twenty five immediate supervisors and six senior executives spread amongst six separate
operational departments. The department structure within the DC is of very good quality, and on a
superficial level, it encourages the success of each department by combining like functions together.
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Organization and structure is essential in all group settings. How rigid and how formal that structure
is, can be reliant upon the type of organization. A large government agency or a corporation will
evidently have several layers of management and will have an authoritative expression and direction
for and of its members. Even minor groups, a family unit for instance, have a need to have a precise
statement of individual responsibility and overall goals, while also maintaining an authoritative
structure of headship. The triumph of each organization, in spite of the size, is utterly reliant on the
efficiency of the leadership, the eagerness and ability for each member to work collectively, and the
capacity of the group to solve all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wage hours are also unswervingly effected by productivity. If each member of the organization has
high productivity output then it will take fewer wage hours, to achieve the volumes necessary, than the
budget originally accounts for. However there can also be negative effects from high productivity
levels. For example, the quicker a team works the more latent the possibility for inefficiencies and
injuries to occur. This can in reality counteract any of the financial gains achieved from the higher
productivity of the team by having to insert additional wage hours in order to repair quality control
issues as well as the additional costs related to expected lost work hours. The objective now becomes
how to increase productivity and perhaps profitability, all the while restricting the potential for those
negative side effects to take place.
Your DC is one of the larger DCs I have had the honor to assess and I am extremely grateful for the
opportunity. On the flipside though, larger groups can moreover harbor bigger overlooked or even
hidden problems. From my calculations your DC has approximately several hundred hourly
employees, twenty five immediate supervisors and six senior executives spread amongst six separate
operational departments. The department structure within the DC is of very good quality, and on a
superficial level, it encourages the success of each department by combining like functions together.
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Sociological Imagination By C Wright Mills
C Wright Mills is a respected sociologist who is well known for making Max Weber s ideologies
popular within the United States. Many of his published works and his ideas are still widely used
today by understanding society in its present form. He wrote The Sociological Imagination that was
published in 1959, and part of that work emphasized on the history and biography in a sociological
context. The term biography in a social context can be defined as: events that has happened
throughout one s life because of different situations that one was put in or faced with, causing one to
have certain opportunities of make certain choices in life. For an example, a component of a teacher s
biography is that they have decided to instruct a third grade math and science class rather than a fifth
grade math and science class. This opportunity and/or decision that this teacher made did not happen
randomly, for there were certain events leading up to the teacher s decision to instruct third grade math
and science. Those events are what C Wright Mills calls history. The term history is otherwise known
as social circumstances , which is defined as: a set of concepts that is created by a criteria or activities
associated with the social environment of a person. History can be classified as a macro level social
circumstance, meaning that it focuses on the large social groups, organizations and social systems.
History can also be classified as a micro level social circumstance, meaning
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C Wright Mills is a respected sociologist who is well known for making Max Weber s ideologies
popular within the United States. Many of his published works and his ideas are still widely used
today by understanding society in its present form. He wrote The Sociological Imagination that was
published in 1959, and part of that work emphasized on the history and biography in a sociological
context. The term biography in a social context can be defined as: events that has happened
throughout one s life because of different situations that one was put in or faced with, causing one to
have certain opportunities of make certain choices in life. For an example, a component of a teacher s
biography is that they have decided to instruct a third grade math and science class rather than a fifth
grade math and science class. This opportunity and/or decision that this teacher made did not happen
randomly, for there were certain events leading up to the teacher s decision to instruct third grade math
and science. Those events are what C Wright Mills calls history. The term history is otherwise known
as social circumstances , which is defined as: a set of concepts that is created by a criteria or activities
associated with the social environment of a person. History can be classified as a macro level social
circumstance, meaning that it focuses on the large social groups, organizations and social systems.
History can also be classified as a micro level social circumstance, meaning
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Why Is It Important To Engage Young People In...
Young people bring a new perspective to the concept of leadership. Their age suggests limitations to
what is seen as conventional markers of leadership, however they still have the ability to lead or
influence others within a given context. Freire argues that knowledge gained from living experience
should not be rejected or valued less than developed knowledge. Living experience plays a valid part
in understanding the larger context. Young people may not understand the complexities of the
democratic system and broader contexts, but this does not invalidate their worldview and living
experience of how the decisions made impact them. Moreover, their living experience brings detail
and richness to the decision making process. However, young people can be easily marginalized in the
decision making processes, largely due to the lack of legal standing when under the age of eighteen.
Young people who are unable to vote are largely left to other measures such as protests and petitions
(Freire). Empowerment is, therefore, critical to the participation for them to become active in the
context and power relationships they are involved in. Empowered young people hold elected
representatives and other delegates accountable for the decisions they make, and the power they have
been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Is it under the constitution that the government is obligated to engage young people in decision
making? Has the government ratified a strategic action plan unique for young people? In order for
young people to be decision makers on policies that affect them, the government, young people and
community organizations need to increase awareness of the importance of youth engagement and
participation. Once the positive effects of youth participation are acknowledged, negative stereotypes
of young people will be eliminated, helping young Americans climb higher on the ladder of youth
participation in local
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Young people bring a new perspective to the concept of leadership. Their age suggests limitations to
what is seen as conventional markers of leadership, however they still have the ability to lead or
influence others within a given context. Freire argues that knowledge gained from living experience
should not be rejected or valued less than developed knowledge. Living experience plays a valid part
in understanding the larger context. Young people may not understand the complexities of the
democratic system and broader contexts, but this does not invalidate their worldview and living
experience of how the decisions made impact them. Moreover, their living experience brings detail
and richness to the decision making process. However, young people can be easily marginalized in the
decision making processes, largely due to the lack of legal standing when under the age of eighteen.
Young people who are unable to vote are largely left to other measures such as protests and petitions
(Freire). Empowerment is, therefore, critical to the participation for them to become active in the
context and power relationships they are involved in. Empowered young people hold elected
representatives and other delegates accountable for the decisions they make, and the power they have
been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Is it under the constitution that the government is obligated to engage young people in decision
making? Has the government ratified a strategic action plan unique for young people? In order for
young people to be decision makers on policies that affect them, the government, young people and
community organizations need to increase awareness of the importance of youth engagement and
participation. Once the positive effects of youth participation are acknowledged, negative stereotypes
of young people will be eliminated, helping young Americans climb higher on the ladder of youth
participation in local
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Horse Therapeutic Advantage
How can I combine horses therapeutic abilities to help struggling teens overcome and deal with
relatives or close friends addiction problems? Over the past year I have been working to research and
design a program that will allow for teenagers who deal with relatives or friends with an addiction
problems to have a place where they can learn to work the 12 Steps while at the same time create and
impeccable bond with one of the world s most beautiful creatures, the horse. Because addiction and
alcoholism is such a big deal in today s world and is only growing; it is important that teenagers have
a safe place to go to learn to cope with parents or friends decisions. I plan for my Iproject to grow over
my four years in highschool and have this
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How can I combine horses therapeutic abilities to help struggling teens overcome and deal with
relatives or close friends addiction problems? Over the past year I have been working to research and
design a program that will allow for teenagers who deal with relatives or friends with an addiction
problems to have a place where they can learn to work the 12 Steps while at the same time create and
impeccable bond with one of the world s most beautiful creatures, the horse. Because addiction and
alcoholism is such a big deal in today s world and is only growing; it is important that teenagers have
a safe place to go to learn to cope with parents or friends decisions. I plan for my Iproject to grow over
my four years in highschool and have this
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Deaf Club Research Paper
In the 1960 s, Deaf Clubs began to drop drastically in number. As many Deaf people started working
in jobs such as teaching, Deaf people were not so alone in the workplace. The invention of the
Telephone in the 1970 s and the more often use of Closed Captioning put the Deaf Clubs in their
grave. Deaf people didn t need the Clubs for entertainment, nor to plan business or plan for services.
However deaf culture is still a closely guarded memory thing to many. The American Deaf community
views and values ASL as the central hub of a culturally Deaf identity. Through American Sign
Language, members are given a unique way for expression of their personality, a special and visual
language that does need the use of sound and puts emphasis on ... Show more content on
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These special groups give a chance for members to talk to one another and often provide a system of
support. For example, The National Association of the Deaf does a large sum of work fighting for the
civil rights of Deaf individuals and honorable individuals to become active within their own local
places. Deaf organizations work with deaf people to give them every aspect of an individual s life
from the athletic poeple who participate in the Deaflympics (Deaf Olympics), to those looking for
religious beliefs in Deaf churches and with the help of church interpreters. Deaf organizations provide
a large network for socialization, and many members stay loyal for their whole
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In the 1960 s, Deaf Clubs began to drop drastically in number. As many Deaf people started working
in jobs such as teaching, Deaf people were not so alone in the workplace. The invention of the
Telephone in the 1970 s and the more often use of Closed Captioning put the Deaf Clubs in their
grave. Deaf people didn t need the Clubs for entertainment, nor to plan business or plan for services.
However deaf culture is still a closely guarded memory thing to many. The American Deaf community
views and values ASL as the central hub of a culturally Deaf identity. Through American Sign
Language, members are given a unique way for expression of their personality, a special and visual
language that does need the use of sound and puts emphasis on ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
These special groups give a chance for members to talk to one another and often provide a system of
support. For example, The National Association of the Deaf does a large sum of work fighting for the
civil rights of Deaf individuals and honorable individuals to become active within their own local
places. Deaf organizations work with deaf people to give them every aspect of an individual s life
from the athletic poeple who participate in the Deaflympics (Deaf Olympics), to those looking for
religious beliefs in Deaf churches and with the help of church interpreters. Deaf organizations provide
a large network for socialization, and many members stay loyal for their whole
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Jane s Use Of Symbolism In Jane Eyre
Human beings can arguably be call one of Earths greatest species. Humans are born with the
incredible ability to speak and learn language. They communicate on a higher level than any other
animal on the planet. Sure, dogs bark and dolphins click, but humans are more sophisticated than
simple noises. They praise and lament. They argue and whisper sweet nothings. They reason and they
bargain. They may know more than one langue or they might speak with their hands. It is one of this
species greatest accomplishments. However, if it is so amazing and powerful a force, then why is one
of the chief reasons for divorce, break ups, loss of friendships, health and mental health conditions,
and maybe even deaths related to the phrase of There was a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
This device is the setting in which this whole story takes place in. The setting so important to the
theme because of the time period at which it, the narrative, takes place in. The 1800s women were not
taken seriously as men of the time. This also goes for treating women s ailments as well. Though
peopled did try their best to take care for them, there was always someone who would say that they
were over nervous or just too sensitive. An example of this is when Jane tells John that she didn t feel
much better, and to that John replied Bless her little heart! he said with a big hug, she ll be as sick as
she pleases (476). John obviously does not take what his own wife and patient says to heart, and
brushes off what she says. Another reason the setting of this is important, is due to that times modern
medical practices and prescriptions. Janes treatment for her depression is Phosphates or phosphites
whichever it is, and tonics, and journey, and air, and exercise, and am absolutely forbidden to work
until I am well again (470) and later on cod liver oil (475). Though some things such as fresh air and
exercise are still suggested that depressed patients do, they are now given actual modern medicines
such as anti depressants as the main treatment, along with therapy. Jane even thinks Personally, I
disagree with their ideas
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Human beings can arguably be call one of Earths greatest species. Humans are born with the
incredible ability to speak and learn language. They communicate on a higher level than any other
animal on the planet. Sure, dogs bark and dolphins click, but humans are more sophisticated than
simple noises. They praise and lament. They argue and whisper sweet nothings. They reason and they
bargain. They may know more than one langue or they might speak with their hands. It is one of this
species greatest accomplishments. However, if it is so amazing and powerful a force, then why is one
of the chief reasons for divorce, break ups, loss of friendships, health and mental health conditions,
and maybe even deaths related to the phrase of There was a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
This device is the setting in which this whole story takes place in. The setting so important to the
theme because of the time period at which it, the narrative, takes place in. The 1800s women were not
taken seriously as men of the time. This also goes for treating women s ailments as well. Though
peopled did try their best to take care for them, there was always someone who would say that they
were over nervous or just too sensitive. An example of this is when Jane tells John that she didn t feel
much better, and to that John replied Bless her little heart! he said with a big hug, she ll be as sick as
she pleases (476). John obviously does not take what his own wife and patient says to heart, and
brushes off what she says. Another reason the setting of this is important, is due to that times modern
medical practices and prescriptions. Janes treatment for her depression is Phosphates or phosphites
whichever it is, and tonics, and journey, and air, and exercise, and am absolutely forbidden to work
until I am well again (470) and later on cod liver oil (475). Though some things such as fresh air and
exercise are still suggested that depressed patients do, they are now given actual modern medicines
such as anti depressants as the main treatment, along with therapy. Jane even thinks Personally, I
disagree with their ideas
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Examples Of Betrayal In A Yellow Raft On Blue Water
A familial bond cannot be broken. As genetics pass from one end of the family tree to another, a series
of exchanged physical and more significant in terms of the story behavioral traits, moreover, make
themselves apparent. From each member of the complicated maternal chain consisting of three
narrators, their behavioral traits and tendencies are easily taken advantage of, along with making them
prone to grievous mistakes and overall actions. The topics of betrayal and subsequent neglect are
present in an almost unavoidable continuous cycle throughout Michael Dorris A Yellow Raft on Blue
Water, as each generation of women faced a series of abrupt and unforeseen deceptions by those either
in an influential position in their lives or those possessing their trust, leading to damaged and
unresolved relationships. Beginning with the complexities of Ida s family including her nuclear family
with the addition of her aunt Clara and her social life and later relationships, the eldest most narrator
recalled her perspective of the significant events of the early to mid chapter of her lifetime and the
outcomes of her relationships within. Almost directly after being introduced to Ida s point of view, it is
revealed that her aunt and best friend, Clara had, through the duration of her sister s Ida s mother
illness, been impregnated with the child of her brother in law Ida s father. The impending child was to
be Rayona s mother, Christine. Subsequent to the news of
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A familial bond cannot be broken. As genetics pass from one end of the family tree to another, a series
of exchanged physical and more significant in terms of the story behavioral traits, moreover, make
themselves apparent. From each member of the complicated maternal chain consisting of three
narrators, their behavioral traits and tendencies are easily taken advantage of, along with making them
prone to grievous mistakes and overall actions. The topics of betrayal and subsequent neglect are
present in an almost unavoidable continuous cycle throughout Michael Dorris A Yellow Raft on Blue
Water, as each generation of women faced a series of abrupt and unforeseen deceptions by those either
in an influential position in their lives or those possessing their trust, leading to damaged and
unresolved relationships. Beginning with the complexities of Ida s family including her nuclear family
with the addition of her aunt Clara and her social life and later relationships, the eldest most narrator
recalled her perspective of the significant events of the early to mid chapter of her lifetime and the
outcomes of her relationships within. Almost directly after being introduced to Ida s point of view, it is
revealed that her aunt and best friend, Clara had, through the duration of her sister s Ida s mother
illness, been impregnated with the child of her brother in law Ida s father. The impending child was to
be Rayona s mother, Christine. Subsequent to the news of
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Social Comparison Theory Essay
Saint Blizzard III UIN: 01088937 Current Event Assignment #1 The theory that I chose for this
assignment was the Social Comparison Theory which was previously talked about in chapter 4. Social
Comparison Theory is how we compare ourselves to others based on our own social and personal
worth. An example of Social Comparison Theory would be the use of social media and how we like to
evaluate ourselves compared to other people. Social media has become an important part of our lives.
At first, it was just a trend but it has become so much more than just that. In today s world, you have
so many different social media apps but the most popular ones would be Facebook, Snapchat,
Instagram, and Twitter. Some people live their lives through social
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Saint Blizzard III UIN: 01088937 Current Event Assignment #1 The theory that I chose for this
assignment was the Social Comparison Theory which was previously talked about in chapter 4. Social
Comparison Theory is how we compare ourselves to others based on our own social and personal
worth. An example of Social Comparison Theory would be the use of social media and how we like to
evaluate ourselves compared to other people. Social media has become an important part of our lives.
At first, it was just a trend but it has become so much more than just that. In today s world, you have
so many different social media apps but the most popular ones would be Facebook, Snapchat,
Instagram, and Twitter. Some people live their lives through social
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The World s Necessity For Crude Oil And Petroleum Gasoline
There is always a picture or a visual concept that is incredibly appealing to the twelve year old inside
everyone, whether it is a car, a sports figure, or a memorable location. To many people, cars are this
visual concept; a glowing poster of a wild Lamborghini or a Ferrari F40, just driving the imagination
wild. In this day and age, the world s necessity for crude oil and petroleum gasoline makes people
dependent upon the industry, and the quickly exhausting nonrenewable resource is problem. Now that
the end of this staple resource is imminent, it must be conserved, a problem for cars like the
Lamborghini Aventador which has a 6.5 Liter V 12 engine ( Aventador LP 700 4 ). When governments
and other regulatory groups like the European ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here, many Mercedes fans might object that the Gull Wing was first, but the Mark III was just a tamed
street version of Ford s GT40 racecar ( Supercar History The Birth of the Supercar ). The author
believes that this is what qualifies the Mark III GT40 as the world s first supercar. Other cars similar
to the Ford quickly followed, like the AC Cobra 427, also known as the Shelby Cobra was launched in
1965. Then in 1966 the Ferrari 275GTB, the Stingray Corvette, the Jensen FF, but most famous of all,
the Lamborghini Miura were all born. Over the years the supercar has prospered and continues to do
so today. Now, these cars are constantly shattering records, and they look phenomenal while doing it.
Cars like any Lamborghini, any Ferrari, the Lexus LFA, the Koenigsegg Agera R, and many other cars
are now what are considered supercars. These companies like Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini,
Koenigsegg, Pagani, Aston Martin, Maclaren, are just about all the companies that make up the
exclusive party of supercar makers. However, Ferrari is the all time king of this group as Jeremy
Clarkson states, I mean the Maclaren [MP4 12C] is absolutely brilliant, but the Ferrari [458] is just a
little more special (Clarkson Season 20, Episode 3 ). Clarkson explains just how important the X
factor or specialness is to a supercar. This ties right into why people buy supercars. The reason is not
just to have a car, but to have a car that is
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There is always a picture or a visual concept that is incredibly appealing to the twelve year old inside
everyone, whether it is a car, a sports figure, or a memorable location. To many people, cars are this
visual concept; a glowing poster of a wild Lamborghini or a Ferrari F40, just driving the imagination
wild. In this day and age, the world s necessity for crude oil and petroleum gasoline makes people
dependent upon the industry, and the quickly exhausting nonrenewable resource is problem. Now that
the end of this staple resource is imminent, it must be conserved, a problem for cars like the
Lamborghini Aventador which has a 6.5 Liter V 12 engine ( Aventador LP 700 4 ). When governments
and other regulatory groups like the European ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Here, many Mercedes fans might object that the Gull Wing was first, but the Mark III was just a tamed
street version of Ford s GT40 racecar ( Supercar History The Birth of the Supercar ). The author
believes that this is what qualifies the Mark III GT40 as the world s first supercar. Other cars similar
to the Ford quickly followed, like the AC Cobra 427, also known as the Shelby Cobra was launched in
1965. Then in 1966 the Ferrari 275GTB, the Stingray Corvette, the Jensen FF, but most famous of all,
the Lamborghini Miura were all born. Over the years the supercar has prospered and continues to do
so today. Now, these cars are constantly shattering records, and they look phenomenal while doing it.
Cars like any Lamborghini, any Ferrari, the Lexus LFA, the Koenigsegg Agera R, and many other cars
are now what are considered supercars. These companies like Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini,
Koenigsegg, Pagani, Aston Martin, Maclaren, are just about all the companies that make up the
exclusive party of supercar makers. However, Ferrari is the all time king of this group as Jeremy
Clarkson states, I mean the Maclaren [MP4 12C] is absolutely brilliant, but the Ferrari [458] is just a
little more special (Clarkson Season 20, Episode 3 ). Clarkson explains just how important the X
factor or specialness is to a supercar. This ties right into why people buy supercars. The reason is not
just to have a car, but to have a car that is
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Summary Of The Allegory In Aesop s Three Fables
After reading all the fables in Aesop s Fables, There are three fables impresses me most. The first one
is The Mountain in Labor. Nevertheless, my opinion is different from that of the allegory. As far as I m
concerned, preparing well before a coming calamity is better than doing nothing and just waiting.
Taking the agitated mountain for example, loud groans and noises were heard from the mountain in
labor and crowds of people came from all parts to see what the matter was. The mouse coming out of
the mountain is the cause. Nevertheless, I think the people s behavior is right and reasonable. What if
they all had paid no attention to the strange mountain in labor? Indeed, there is no calamity but just a
mouse. However, what if there had been a disaster such as earthquake? We cannot predict what will
happen the next moment and we are not always lucky. What we should do is to prepare well and act
when there is an omen, but not just think that do not make much ado about nothing. It is not a waste of
time but protection for people against being ruined. The fable reminds me of the earthquake which
happened in Tangshan, Hebei about forty years ago. Unlike the people living around the agitated
mountain in the fable, people in Tangshan paid no attention to the strange things such as the agitated
livestock and the well appearing cracks which were omens of the disaster in which a lot of people died
in sleep. As far as I am concerned, the people could have protected themselves from the earthquake if
they had paid attention to the obvious omens of the disaster. However, it is because they thought it did
not matter that the earthquake caused the death of so many people. There is no doubt that the death toll
would have been decreased if more people had attached importance to those obvious omens. That is to
say, we should learn that preparing and acting when an omen appears is better than doing nothing but
just waiting. The truth can also apply to our daily life. What will you do when you are faced with
some abnormal things in your life? Will you pay attention to them or do just like the word Don t make
much ado about nothing ? In my opinion, we should prepare regardless of the things indicating what is
likely to happen
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After reading all the fables in Aesop s Fables, There are three fables impresses me most. The first one
is The Mountain in Labor. Nevertheless, my opinion is different from that of the allegory. As far as I m
concerned, preparing well before a coming calamity is better than doing nothing and just waiting.
Taking the agitated mountain for example, loud groans and noises were heard from the mountain in
labor and crowds of people came from all parts to see what the matter was. The mouse coming out of
the mountain is the cause. Nevertheless, I think the people s behavior is right and reasonable. What if
they all had paid no attention to the strange mountain in labor? Indeed, there is no calamity but just a
mouse. However, what if there had been a disaster such as earthquake? We cannot predict what will
happen the next moment and we are not always lucky. What we should do is to prepare well and act
when there is an omen, but not just think that do not make much ado about nothing. It is not a waste of
time but protection for people against being ruined. The fable reminds me of the earthquake which
happened in Tangshan, Hebei about forty years ago. Unlike the people living around the agitated
mountain in the fable, people in Tangshan paid no attention to the strange things such as the agitated
livestock and the well appearing cracks which were omens of the disaster in which a lot of people died
in sleep. As far as I am concerned, the people could have protected themselves from the earthquake if
they had paid attention to the obvious omens of the disaster. However, it is because they thought it did
not matter that the earthquake caused the death of so many people. There is no doubt that the death toll
would have been decreased if more people had attached importance to those obvious omens. That is to
say, we should learn that preparing and acting when an omen appears is better than doing nothing but
just waiting. The truth can also apply to our daily life. What will you do when you are faced with
some abnormal things in your life? Will you pay attention to them or do just like the word Don t make
much ado about nothing ? In my opinion, we should prepare regardless of the things indicating what is
likely to happen
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Mobile Ad Hoc Network Essay
Mobile ad hoc network (MANTE) is a group of wireless mobile computers (nodes) in where they help
each other to forward packets when out of range of direct wireless transmission. When out of range
could mean constantly moving, no base station infrastructure or infrastructure destroyed. Ad hoc
networks can effortlessly and inexpensively be established. Ad hoc network can be easily set up due to
the fact it doesn t require a centralized administrator and doesn t require a fixed network infrastructure
(base station/ access point). With the creation of Ad hoc networks came the problem of secure routing
protocols for this type of network.
Ariadne is one the secure routing protocol which was created to improve ad hoc networking security.
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Ariadne can be implemented in three ways to authenticate routing messages: sharing of secret keys
between all pair of nodes, TESLA (broadcasting authentication) with sharing of secret keys, and
digital signatures. Sharing secret keys between nodes requires n (n 1)/2 keys to be established in the
network (Anjum, 2007), the keys can be installed by the key distribution center before message
routing. This type of approach creates administrative (someone to distribute the keys) and scalability
(time delay) challenges¬¬. The TESLA approach requires the same type of process as the first, but it
adds a single message authentication code (MAC) to a request message, this creates a security issue
when broadcasting the message where the receiver can impersonate the sender. TESLA then uses one
way hash chain and clock synchronization to prevent this. The third implementation requires each
node to have a set of asymmetric key and in short requires each node to have certain computational
capability. The focus will be on TESLA implementation assuming each commination share a MAC
key, every node has one way hash chain capability, all nodes know the authentication key of the
TESLA one way key chain of every other node, and sender trust the destination source.
Route Discovery consist of two parts: Route Request and Route Reply. Route request message is
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Mobile ad hoc network (MANTE) is a group of wireless mobile computers (nodes) in where they help
each other to forward packets when out of range of direct wireless transmission. When out of range
could mean constantly moving, no base station infrastructure or infrastructure destroyed. Ad hoc
networks can effortlessly and inexpensively be established. Ad hoc network can be easily set up due to
the fact it doesn t require a centralized administrator and doesn t require a fixed network infrastructure
(base station/ access point). With the creation of Ad hoc networks came the problem of secure routing
protocols for this type of network.
Ariadne is one the secure routing protocol which was created to improve ad hoc networking security.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ariadne can be implemented in three ways to authenticate routing messages: sharing of secret keys
between all pair of nodes, TESLA (broadcasting authentication) with sharing of secret keys, and
digital signatures. Sharing secret keys between nodes requires n (n 1)/2 keys to be established in the
network (Anjum, 2007), the keys can be installed by the key distribution center before message
routing. This type of approach creates administrative (someone to distribute the keys) and scalability
(time delay) challenges¬¬. The TESLA approach requires the same type of process as the first, but it
adds a single message authentication code (MAC) to a request message, this creates a security issue
when broadcasting the message where the receiver can impersonate the sender. TESLA then uses one
way hash chain and clock synchronization to prevent this. The third implementation requires each
node to have a set of asymmetric key and in short requires each node to have certain computational
capability. The focus will be on TESLA implementation assuming each commination share a MAC
key, every node has one way hash chain capability, all nodes know the authentication key of the
TESLA one way key chain of every other node, and sender trust the destination source.
Route Discovery consist of two parts: Route Request and Route Reply. Route request message is
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Relational Database Design
PhyloInformatics 7: 1 66 2005
Relational Database Design and Implementation for Biodiversity Informatics
Paul J. Morris
The Academy of Natural Sciences 1900 Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19103 USA
Received: 28 October 2004 Accepted: 19 January 2005
Abstract
The complexity of natural history collection information and similar information within the scope of
biodiversity informatics poses significant challenges for effective long term stewardship of that
information in electronic form. This paper discusses the principles of good relational database design,
how to apply those principles in the practical implementation of databases, and examines how good
database design is essential for long term stewardship of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is not to say that database design is not important. Good database design is vitally important for
stewardship of biodiversity information. In the context of limited resources, good design includes a
careful focus on what information is most important, allowing programming and database
administration to best support that information. Database Life Cycle As natural history collections
data have been captured from paper sources (such as century old handwritten ledgers) and have
accumulated in electronic databases, the natural history museum community has observed that
electronic data need much more upkeep than paper records (e.g. National Research Council, 2002 p.62
63). Every few years we find that we need to move our electronic data to some new database system.
These migrations are
usually driven by changes imposed upon us by the rapidly changing landscape of operating systems
and software. Maintaining a long obsolete computer running a long unsupported operating system as
the only means we have to work with data that reside in a long unsupported database program with a
custom front end written in a language that nobody writes code for anymore is not a desirable
situation. Rewriting an entire collections database system from scratch every few years is also not a
desirable situation. The computer science folks who think about databases have developed a
conceptual approach to avoiding getting stuck in such unpleasant situations the database life cycle
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PhyloInformatics 7: 1 66 2005
Relational Database Design and Implementation for Biodiversity Informatics
Paul J. Morris
The Academy of Natural Sciences 1900 Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19103 USA
Received: 28 October 2004 Accepted: 19 January 2005
Abstract
The complexity of natural history collection information and similar information within the scope of
biodiversity informatics poses significant challenges for effective long term stewardship of that
information in electronic form. This paper discusses the principles of good relational database design,
how to apply those principles in the practical implementation of databases, and examines how good
database design is essential for long term stewardship of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is not to say that database design is not important. Good database design is vitally important for
stewardship of biodiversity information. In the context of limited resources, good design includes a
careful focus on what information is most important, allowing programming and database
administration to best support that information. Database Life Cycle As natural history collections
data have been captured from paper sources (such as century old handwritten ledgers) and have
accumulated in electronic databases, the natural history museum community has observed that
electronic data need much more upkeep than paper records (e.g. National Research Council, 2002 p.62
63). Every few years we find that we need to move our electronic data to some new database system.
These migrations are
usually driven by changes imposed upon us by the rapidly changing landscape of operating systems
and software. Maintaining a long obsolete computer running a long unsupported operating system as
the only means we have to work with data that reside in a long unsupported database program with a
custom front end written in a language that nobody writes code for anymore is not a desirable
situation. Rewriting an entire collections database system from scratch every few years is also not a
desirable situation. The computer science folks who think about databases have developed a
conceptual approach to avoiding getting stuck in such unpleasant situations the database life cycle
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The Four Gospels Pertaining To The New Testament
The gospel of Luke is one of the four gospels pertaining to the New Testament. The Gospel of Luke is
the most extensive historical account of the life of Jesus. It was originally written for a certain
Theophilus, probably a Gentile of high social standing, and intended to inform him extensively of the
life and work of Christ. Throughout this gospel the person of Jesus is presented as the perfect Man
who always lived according to the will of God. And the account that Luke offers us of his life appears
divided in two basic parts: the coming to the world of the Son of God and the return to his glory. It
narrates from before the birth of John the Baptist, until the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In this gospel Luke tells the story of Jesus
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The gospel of Luke is one of the four gospels pertaining to the New Testament. The Gospel of Luke is
the most extensive historical account of the life of Jesus. It was originally written for a certain
Theophilus, probably a Gentile of high social standing, and intended to inform him extensively of the
life and work of Christ. Throughout this gospel the person of Jesus is presented as the perfect Man
who always lived according to the will of God. And the account that Luke offers us of his life appears
divided in two basic parts: the coming to the world of the Son of God and the return to his glory. It
narrates from before the birth of John the Baptist, until the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In this gospel Luke tells the story of Jesus
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Causes Of The Roman Empire
Kacie Lee
Tomasetti
AP World P.6
12/06/17
Practice Essay #2
The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful and influential empires of ancient history. Although
external strife such as the invasion and attacks from barbarian/Germanic groups contributed to the
collapse of the Roman Empire, the internal problems were the main factors in the empire s fall
because poor hereditary leadership and the empire becoming too large to administer and manage
weakened the empire significantly, which allowed Germanic groups the vanquish the Roman Empire.
The Silk Roads were created by Han Wudi during the Han Dynasty, and were trade routes that
connected China to the West as far as the Mediterranean Sea. Many items such as religion, disease,
technologies, spices, slaves, and animals were traded on these routes, which helped globalize this time
period. Many empires/regions such as China, the Islamic States, and the Roman/Byzantine Empire
used these trade routes to trade their ideas, technologies, and more. Under the rule of the first Roman
emperor, Augustus (also known as Octavian), the Pax Romana started. It was the start of 200 years of
Roman peace and tranquility in the Mediterranean region with very little military growth. This period
is often considered Rome s golden age with an increase of trade and creation of roads. After the Pax
Romana ended, the Roman Empire was split into two, with the Eastern section becoming the
Byzantine Empire and the Western section being ruled by Maximian.
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Kacie Lee
Tomasetti
AP World P.6
12/06/17
Practice Essay #2
The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful and influential empires of ancient history. Although
external strife such as the invasion and attacks from barbarian/Germanic groups contributed to the
collapse of the Roman Empire, the internal problems were the main factors in the empire s fall
because poor hereditary leadership and the empire becoming too large to administer and manage
weakened the empire significantly, which allowed Germanic groups the vanquish the Roman Empire.
The Silk Roads were created by Han Wudi during the Han Dynasty, and were trade routes that
connected China to the West as far as the Mediterranean Sea. Many items such as religion, disease,
technologies, spices, slaves, and animals were traded on these routes, which helped globalize this time
period. Many empires/regions such as China, the Islamic States, and the Roman/Byzantine Empire
used these trade routes to trade their ideas, technologies, and more. Under the rule of the first Roman
emperor, Augustus (also known as Octavian), the Pax Romana started. It was the start of 200 years of
Roman peace and tranquility in the Mediterranean region with very little military growth. This period
is often considered Rome s golden age with an increase of trade and creation of roads. After the Pax
Romana ended, the Roman Empire was split into two, with the Eastern section becoming the
Byzantine Empire and the Western section being ruled by Maximian.
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Literary Analysis Of Threating And Peter Weir s Dead Poets...
Poetry is Writing that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language
chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through meaning, sound, is and rhythm .
This quote explains that people can not just express their feelings through action and words but, they
can also use poetry. Dead Poets Society by Peter Weir was a film about a group of boys forming the
Dead Poets Society with the influence of a teacher. John Keating was one of the main characters in the
film. He was a teacher from a boarding school. Mr. Keating taught poetry in an innovative way. He
had brown hair, and brown eyes and dressed up in a suit. O me! O life! by Walt Whitman is a poem
about the author questioning his existence. People throughout the author s life betrayed his
expectations and he considers himself as one of these people. Both John Keating and Walt Whitman
lived life and taught in an interesting way. Keating believed in himself while Whitman didn t believe
in himself and thought he was the biggest failure in his life. The main character and the author both
contributed a verse to the students and themselves. A breakdown of how two different ways life should
be lived.
Life should be lived like every day is someone s last and never regret anything because they might
only get that opportunity once so, take it while you have the chance. Mr. Keating was trying to live
life and be happy. Also, he tried to make school fun for his students. In the film he
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Poetry is Writing that formulates a concentrated imaginative awareness of experience in language
chosen and arranged to create a specific emotional response through meaning, sound, is and rhythm .
This quote explains that people can not just express their feelings through action and words but, they
can also use poetry. Dead Poets Society by Peter Weir was a film about a group of boys forming the
Dead Poets Society with the influence of a teacher. John Keating was one of the main characters in the
film. He was a teacher from a boarding school. Mr. Keating taught poetry in an innovative way. He
had brown hair, and brown eyes and dressed up in a suit. O me! O life! by Walt Whitman is a poem
about the author questioning his existence. People throughout the author s life betrayed his
expectations and he considers himself as one of these people. Both John Keating and Walt Whitman
lived life and taught in an interesting way. Keating believed in himself while Whitman didn t believe
in himself and thought he was the biggest failure in his life. The main character and the author both
contributed a verse to the students and themselves. A breakdown of how two different ways life should
be lived.
Life should be lived like every day is someone s last and never regret anything because they might
only get that opportunity once so, take it while you have the chance. Mr. Keating was trying to live
life and be happy. Also, he tried to make school fun for his students. In the film he
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Marley Quinn Marketing
The marketing for Harley Quinn will follow that of what has been used to promote Suicide Squad, as
well as other superhero action movies, both in the DC and Marvel Universe. Unlike the Marvel
movies, Harley Quinn is coming after Harley Quinn s introduction in the Suicide Squad movie.
Marvel did an opposite approach when it came to their superhero team movie, The Avengers, where
the characters who made up the super team were given introduction movies before the release of the
film that brings them all together. However, the marketing strategies that they used who be of interest
to Harley Quinn, because their objective, to bring in audience members who were more interested in
The Avengers than the individual movies, matches ours. For Thor: The Dark World, the trailer that
Marvel released put its most recognizable characters at the front and center. Harley Quinn, can borrow
from this tactic with its own trailer. While the character of Harley Quinn is currently not the most
recognizable character with in Gotham, her story does include two of the most popular characters in
comic book history. In the trailer we will include snippets of both the Joker, who does play a major
part to the plot, and Batman, who does not, so that audience members who are fans of those characters
will also want to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like Thor, Harley Quinn can have its own comic book release that coincides with the movie. Harley
Quinn does currently have a few of her own comic books, most of which the plot line of the Harley
Quinn movie is based on. So instead of being a prelude to the movie, like Thor, the Harley Quinn
comic book can instead be a mini series following Harley after the events of Suicide Squad. This will
keep up the audience s interest in her character as well as get them interested in learning about her
backstory from the Harley Quinn
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The marketing for Harley Quinn will follow that of what has been used to promote Suicide Squad, as
well as other superhero action movies, both in the DC and Marvel Universe. Unlike the Marvel
movies, Harley Quinn is coming after Harley Quinn s introduction in the Suicide Squad movie.
Marvel did an opposite approach when it came to their superhero team movie, The Avengers, where
the characters who made up the super team were given introduction movies before the release of the
film that brings them all together. However, the marketing strategies that they used who be of interest
to Harley Quinn, because their objective, to bring in audience members who were more interested in
The Avengers than the individual movies, matches ours. For Thor: The Dark World, the trailer that
Marvel released put its most recognizable characters at the front and center. Harley Quinn, can borrow
from this tactic with its own trailer. While the character of Harley Quinn is currently not the most
recognizable character with in Gotham, her story does include two of the most popular characters in
comic book history. In the trailer we will include snippets of both the Joker, who does play a major
part to the plot, and Batman, who does not, so that audience members who are fans of those characters
will also want to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Like Thor, Harley Quinn can have its own comic book release that coincides with the movie. Harley
Quinn does currently have a few of her own comic books, most of which the plot line of the Harley
Quinn movie is based on. So instead of being a prelude to the movie, like Thor, the Harley Quinn
comic book can instead be a mini series following Harley after the events of Suicide Squad. This will
keep up the audience s interest in her character as well as get them interested in learning about her
backstory from the Harley Quinn
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Hinduism, Islam, And Hinduism Essay
Introduction
Religious activities have diversified across the world in the recent past. These activities are often
based on the beliefs of particular groups of people that are often geared toward upholding the social
graces that make a society prosper. Each religion has its unique features that differentiate it from other
religions across the world. The beliefs and practices of various religions often follow a set of
principles laid by the founders of that religion. In most cases, these principles often have a primary
theme that they tend to support. The major religions that are practiced b many people across the world
are Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. The three religions are practiced in different parts of the world
depending on the beliefs of the population in a particular part of the world. Hinduism is a religion that
is dominant in South Asia. In particular, the Hindu religion is mostly practiced in India than in other
countries. Ranked as the third largest religion after Christianity and Islam, the religion often has rules
and principles that are embraced by the Indians and other small groups with the interest in professing
the Hindu region. The religion has set out various traditions that ought to be followed by all people
who wish to profess it. In particular, the religion s traditions include Shaivism, Vaihanivism as well as
Shaktivism among numerous other traditions. The religion further has a broad spectrum of rule and
regulations as well as prescriptions
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Introduction
Religious activities have diversified across the world in the recent past. These activities are often
based on the beliefs of particular groups of people that are often geared toward upholding the social
graces that make a society prosper. Each religion has its unique features that differentiate it from other
religions across the world. The beliefs and practices of various religions often follow a set of
principles laid by the founders of that religion. In most cases, these principles often have a primary
theme that they tend to support. The major religions that are practiced b many people across the world
are Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. The three religions are practiced in different parts of the world
depending on the beliefs of the population in a particular part of the world. Hinduism is a religion that
is dominant in South Asia. In particular, the Hindu religion is mostly practiced in India than in other
countries. Ranked as the third largest religion after Christianity and Islam, the religion often has rules
and principles that are embraced by the Indians and other small groups with the interest in professing
the Hindu region. The religion has set out various traditions that ought to be followed by all people
who wish to profess it. In particular, the religion s traditions include Shaivism, Vaihanivism as well as
Shaktivism among numerous other traditions. The religion further has a broad spectrum of rule and
regulations as well as prescriptions
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A Lie Tree, By Frances Hardinge
A common fact about secrets is that a secret shared is not a secret at all. So what exactly is a secret?
What makes people want to guard their secrets so close to their hearts? What lengths would people go
to to protect their secrets? Everybody has knowledge and experiences close to their hearts that they
would rather not share with the world, for fear of being judged or for fear of being exposed.
Sometimes, though, a secret still gets out regardless of the measures taken to ensure its demise, and
the consequences can be devastating. Even more devastating is that oftentimes, the efforts that are
taken to protect a secret can be taxing and self destructive towards the keepers of the secret, a fact that
is much chronicled in literature. A Lie Tree by Frances Hardinge details the toll ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In both cases, a secret was kept from the world, which led to the divisions of families and the breaking
of bonds.
By now, everybody knows the story of Elsa and Anna: they were two sisters born to the King and
Queen, and Elsa has a big secret she can turn anything she touches into ice. Anna and the rest of the
world don t know about her secret until Elsa loses control one day and puts her kingdom into eternal
winter, Anna then has to find and save Elsa. The picture I chose was from a clip in the movie (entitled
Do you wanna build a snowman? ) and shows Elsa in her room covered which is covered in ice; and
though it s not shown, on the other side of the door that Elsa is leaning on, Anna is in the same
dejected position. As
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A common fact about secrets is that a secret shared is not a secret at all. So what exactly is a secret?
What makes people want to guard their secrets so close to their hearts? What lengths would people go
to to protect their secrets? Everybody has knowledge and experiences close to their hearts that they
would rather not share with the world, for fear of being judged or for fear of being exposed.
Sometimes, though, a secret still gets out regardless of the measures taken to ensure its demise, and
the consequences can be devastating. Even more devastating is that oftentimes, the efforts that are
taken to protect a secret can be taxing and self destructive towards the keepers of the secret, a fact that
is much chronicled in literature. A Lie Tree by Frances Hardinge details the toll ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In both cases, a secret was kept from the world, which led to the divisions of families and the breaking
of bonds.
By now, everybody knows the story of Elsa and Anna: they were two sisters born to the King and
Queen, and Elsa has a big secret she can turn anything she touches into ice. Anna and the rest of the
world don t know about her secret until Elsa loses control one day and puts her kingdom into eternal
winter, Anna then has to find and save Elsa. The picture I chose was from a clip in the movie (entitled
Do you wanna build a snowman? ) and shows Elsa in her room covered which is covered in ice; and
though it s not shown, on the other side of the door that Elsa is leaning on, Anna is in the same
dejected position. As
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