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Animal Cruelty Persuasive Essay
Writing an essay on the topic of animal cruelty can be a challenging task, as it requires a delicate
balance of emotional appeal, factual information, and persuasive arguments. The difficulty lies in
addressing a sensitive subject that often evokes strong emotions, while still presenting a well-
reasoned and compelling case for the prevention of such cruelty.
One of the challenges is finding a suitable angle to approach the topic. Animal cruelty is a broad
and complex issue, encompassing various forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Selecting a
specific aspect to focus on can be difficult, as each facet of the problem requires in-depth
research and careful consideration. Additionally, striking the right tone is crucial в Ђ“ the essay
must convey the severity of the issue without becoming overly graphic or sensationalized.
Another hurdle is gathering credible and up-to-date information. Animal cruelty is a dynamic
and evolving problem, with new cases and developments frequently coming to light. Staying
informed about the latest statistics, research findings, and legislative efforts is essential to
constructing a persuasive and relevant argument. This involves sifting through a multitude of
sources, including academic articles, news reports, and advocacy organizations.
Crafting a persuasive essay also demands the ability to empathize with the reader while
maintaining a logical and structured argument. Balancing emotional appeals with logical
reasoning can be challenging, as one must avoid relying solely on sentimentality or anecdotal
evidence. Striking the right balance requires careful consideration of the audience's values and
beliefs, as well as an understanding of how to appeal to both the emotional and rational aspects
of human nature.
In conclusion, writing an essay on animal cruelty is a challenging endeavor that demands a
thoughtful approach, extensive research, and a nuanced understanding of the subject matter.
Despite its difficulties, tackling this issue through the written word can be a powerful means of
raising awareness and advocating for positive change.
For assistance with essays on various topics, including animal cruelty or others, you may explore
resources such as HelpWriting.net , where professionals can help you with research, writing,
and editing to ensure a compelling and well-crafted essay.
Animal Cruelty Persuasive EssayAnimal Cruelty Persuasive Essay
Writing an essay on the topic of animal cruelty can be a challenging task, as it requires a delicate
balance of emotional appeal, factual information, and persuasive arguments. The difficulty lies in
addressing a sensitive subject that often evokes strong emotions, while still presenting a well-
reasoned and compelling case for the prevention of such cruelty.
One of the challenges is finding a suitable angle to approach the topic. Animal cruelty is a broad
and complex issue, encompassing various forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Selecting a
specific aspect to focus on can be difficult, as each facet of the problem requires in-depth
research and careful consideration. Additionally, striking the right tone is crucial в Ђ“ the essay
must convey the severity of the issue without becoming overly graphic or sensationalized.
Another hurdle is gathering credible and up-to-date information. Animal cruelty is a dynamic
and evolving problem, with new cases and developments frequently coming to light. Staying
informed about the latest statistics, research findings, and legislative efforts is essential to
constructing a persuasive and relevant argument. This involves sifting through a multitude of
sources, including academic articles, news reports, and advocacy organizations.
Crafting a persuasive essay also demands the ability to empathize with the reader while
maintaining a logical and structured argument. Balancing emotional appeals with logical
reasoning can be challenging, as one must avoid relying solely on sentimentality or anecdotal
evidence. Striking the right balance requires careful consideration of the audience's values and
beliefs, as well as an understanding of how to appeal to both the emotional and rational aspects
of human nature.
In conclusion, writing an essay on animal cruelty is a challenging endeavor that demands a
thoughtful approach, extensive research, and a nuanced understanding of the subject matter.
Despite its difficulties, tackling this issue through the written word can be a powerful means of
raising awareness and advocating for positive change.
For assistance with essays on various topics, including animal cruelty or others, you may explore
resources such as HelpWriting.net , where professionals can help you with research, writing,
and editing to ensure a compelling and well-crafted essay.
Animal Cruelty Persuasive EssayAnimal Cruelty Persuasive Essay
The Positive Power Of Christianity And Christianity In
The...
During the times of the Renaissance, religion, more specifically Christianity or
Catholicism, was a powerful aspect of the lives of European men and women. In
Raphael s paintings, the subject matter was often a religious figure shown in a
positive context and always had a relation to the Catholic church. In paintings of the
Renaissanceartists, such as Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, saints were
depicted with great respect and the power of JesusChrist was exemplified. In
Raphael s Saint George and the Dragon, the evils of the dragon are being struck
down by Saint George to show the positive power of Christianityon one s inner peace
and security. When initially looking at the painting, the subject matter is clearly
depicted as a knight on a white horse fearlessly defeating a helpless green dragon,
with a lance to its neck. If the knight is closely observed, a halo, peacefully seated
upon his head, shows that the knight, Saint George, is backed by the power of
Christianity. Without the backing of God, the entire battle could have gone entirely
differently with the dragon being on the winning side of the battle and the knight
being helplessly defeated. The knight may have lost the battle to the dragon, but
because he has the power of Christianity on his side, the knight has no fear and is
able to defeat the dragon with ease. The halo, a key aspect of the knights armor,
shows that Christianity is present in the battle and is powerful in allowing the knight
to
The...
During the times of the Renaissance, religion, more specifically Christianity or
Catholicism, was a powerful aspect of the lives of European men and women. In
Raphael s paintings, the subject matter was often a religious figure shown in a
positive context and always had a relation to the Catholic church. In paintings of the
Renaissanceartists, such as Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, saints were
depicted with great respect and the power of JesusChrist was exemplified. In
Raphael s Saint George and the Dragon, the evils of the dragon are being struck
down by Saint George to show the positive power of Christianityon one s inner peace
and security. When initially looking at the painting, the subject matter is clearly
depicted as a knight on a white horse fearlessly defeating a helpless green dragon,
with a lance to its neck. If the knight is closely observed, a halo, peacefully seated
upon his head, shows that the knight, Saint George, is backed by the power of
Christianity. Without the backing of God, the entire battle could have gone entirely
differently with the dragon being on the winning side of the battle and the knight
being helplessly defeated. The knight may have lost the battle to the dragon, but
because he has the power of Christianity on his side, the knight has no fear and is
able to defeat the dragon with ease. The halo, a key aspect of the knights armor,
shows that Christianity is present in the battle and is powerful in allowing the knight
to
Ferdinand Lycanthropy In Literature
Throughout time, there have been numerous references to lycanthropy, or
werewolves, in literature. Causes of this disease have ranged from simple
pathological problems to demonic possessions. The one constant in all cases,
however, is the diagnosed individual succumbing to melancholy, or finally becoming
aware of the implications his or her actions have had on society. In this article, I will
be focusing on the fact that due to his internal monstrosity, in regards to his lack of
morality and horrid decision making, Ferdinand falls prey to lycanthropy and
hallucinates his transformation into a werewolf, becoming the animal that he has
always been within himself. By definition, lycanthropy is, the reality of the werewolf,
that is, the phenomenon... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For someone to be able to use others in this way and manner, a person could not
possibly be out of their mind. The reader can also see that throughout the play,
Ferdinand begins to slowly decline in his mental capabilities and awareness of
reality. This is seen in the ways Ferdinand decides to torture the Duchess: the
madmen, showing her the coffin her body will go in, and by showing her the wax
figures of her family to cause her to believe they have been murdered. Comparing
this Ferdinand to the one the reader was presented with at the beginning show a
striking difference and clearly no one who had been possessed by a demon. If that
were true, the change would have been more sudden and drastic. Along with proving
the wrongness of the demonic possession concept, the scenes of disturbance and
animalistic nature, show the reader the inevitable arrival of the wolf in
Throughout time, there have been numerous references to lycanthropy, or
werewolves, in literature. Causes of this disease have ranged from simple
pathological problems to demonic possessions. The one constant in all cases,
however, is the diagnosed individual succumbing to melancholy, or finally becoming
aware of the implications his or her actions have had on society. In this article, I will
be focusing on the fact that due to his internal monstrosity, in regards to his lack of
morality and horrid decision making, Ferdinand falls prey to lycanthropy and
hallucinates his transformation into a werewolf, becoming the animal that he has
always been within himself. By definition, lycanthropy is, the reality of the werewolf,
that is, the phenomenon... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For someone to be able to use others in this way and manner, a person could not
possibly be out of their mind. The reader can also see that throughout the play,
Ferdinand begins to slowly decline in his mental capabilities and awareness of
reality. This is seen in the ways Ferdinand decides to torture the Duchess: the
madmen, showing her the coffin her body will go in, and by showing her the wax
figures of her family to cause her to believe they have been murdered. Comparing
this Ferdinand to the one the reader was presented with at the beginning show a
striking difference and clearly no one who had been possessed by a demon. If that
were true, the change would have been more sudden and drastic. Along with proving
the wrongness of the demonic possession concept, the scenes of disturbance and
animalistic nature, show the reader the inevitable arrival of the wolf in
Bloody Alarm Cock Creative Writing
As I finally reached Main Square I was already out of breath, but what breath
remained was snatched from my lungs by the scene that unfolded before me. A
heaving mass of bodies amassed in the square. Deafening chants permeated the air
mixing with the acrid scent of flares that some of the young crowd were lighting. One
young man stood upon a makeshift stage with a megaphone blaring to the audience
...because the government thinks that they have a right to ACQUIRE people s land,
but this is not just land that they are taking, it is their livelihoods, their homes, their
community. The government is meant to SERVE the people, not steal from them! A
cry erupted from the onlookers.
Encircling the crowd were rows of riot police covered ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
My rooster crowed outside to announce the breaking dawn. My late husband
Reginald hated that rooster and would curse him every morning. Reginald named
him Alarm Cock , which he thought was quite clever. Each morning he would say,
Mabel can you turn off that bloody Alarm Cock? This always made me chuckle. It
has been seven years since I lost Reginald to a heart attack. Now I may lose this farm
too. OUR farm. It is all I have left of my dear Reg. By golly I would not lose it
without a fight!
My breakfast consisted of the usual piping hot scones with my homemade
pomegranate jam and a steaming cup of Earl Grey tea. Then I put on my coat,
wrapped my scarf snuggly around my neck, slipped on my gloves and grabbed my
protest sign. I may be an old duck, but this old duck had some fight in her yet.
I fired up the old Dodge. After a few turns of the key she coughed and sputtered
then RRROOOMMM she rumbled to life. It was a two and a half hour drive to
Houston where the march against the government s mandatory acquisition of
property to build an oil pipeline was being held...but my eyesight isn t what it used to
be, so it took me over
As I finally reached Main Square I was already out of breath, but what breath
remained was snatched from my lungs by the scene that unfolded before me. A
heaving mass of bodies amassed in the square. Deafening chants permeated the air
mixing with the acrid scent of flares that some of the young crowd were lighting. One
young man stood upon a makeshift stage with a megaphone blaring to the audience
...because the government thinks that they have a right to ACQUIRE people s land,
but this is not just land that they are taking, it is their livelihoods, their homes, their
community. The government is meant to SERVE the people, not steal from them! A
cry erupted from the onlookers.
Encircling the crowd were rows of riot police covered ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
My rooster crowed outside to announce the breaking dawn. My late husband
Reginald hated that rooster and would curse him every morning. Reginald named
him Alarm Cock , which he thought was quite clever. Each morning he would say,
Mabel can you turn off that bloody Alarm Cock? This always made me chuckle. It
has been seven years since I lost Reginald to a heart attack. Now I may lose this farm
too. OUR farm. It is all I have left of my dear Reg. By golly I would not lose it
without a fight!
My breakfast consisted of the usual piping hot scones with my homemade
pomegranate jam and a steaming cup of Earl Grey tea. Then I put on my coat,
wrapped my scarf snuggly around my neck, slipped on my gloves and grabbed my
protest sign. I may be an old duck, but this old duck had some fight in her yet.
I fired up the old Dodge. After a few turns of the key she coughed and sputtered
then RRROOOMMM she rumbled to life. It was a two and a half hour drive to
Houston where the march against the government s mandatory acquisition of
property to build an oil pipeline was being held...but my eyesight isn t what it used to
be, so it took me over
Toyota Motor Corporation Has Strong Technical
Development
Introduction As a Chief Financial Officer, one of the jobs is to gather and analysis
stock options information to advise investor s reasons to invest or not invest in
various stocks. Toyota Motor Company was selected, because of the tremendous
growth the company sustained even through the automotive crisis in 2008 from 2010.
Toyota Motor Corporation has strong technical development capabilities and attaches
great importance to study customer demand for cars. Hit different brand name
products and thus in different historical stages of its development, and rapid product
changeovers to defeat the US European competitors. This report provides research
information obtained a stock option for investor s, regarding the profitability, liquidity
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How did they do it? Toyota s seem to know what s going to happen from year to the
next. Like a chest game, their strategies has been on point in preparing them to make
the right move at the right time, with results of Toyota ends up on top. For an
example; The Japanese automaker just combined their U.S operations to Plano, TX,
where they not only moved their eleven manufacturing outlets and three distribution
networks division, but their sales, marketing, and financing headquarters (Ferguson,
2015). Toyota Motor is constantly and never ending improvement, with the effects of
economic trends by a shift in new direction. However, Toyota Motor Company seeks
the opportunity to grow its business in the United States. PESTEL/PESTLE analysis
measurement of Toyota s the external economic influences created three
opportunities for Toyota Motor Company growth; 1) Weaker Yen vs. U.S. Dollar, 2).
Gradual growth of U.S. economy, 3).Rapid growth of developing countries,
(Ferguson, 2015). For that reason, fast growth of emerging economies presents
developed an opportunity for the organization to increase profits due to these markets
(Ferguson, 2015). According to Toyota website (2016) CSR Management, reported
the company financial strategies are based three key priorities: growth, efficiency,
and stability. The three priorities equally balance over the average to extended term
will permit they accomplish stable and supportable growth and results into raise
corporate value
Development
Introduction As a Chief Financial Officer, one of the jobs is to gather and analysis
stock options information to advise investor s reasons to invest or not invest in
various stocks. Toyota Motor Company was selected, because of the tremendous
growth the company sustained even through the automotive crisis in 2008 from 2010.
Toyota Motor Corporation has strong technical development capabilities and attaches
great importance to study customer demand for cars. Hit different brand name
products and thus in different historical stages of its development, and rapid product
changeovers to defeat the US European competitors. This report provides research
information obtained a stock option for investor s, regarding the profitability, liquidity
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How did they do it? Toyota s seem to know what s going to happen from year to the
next. Like a chest game, their strategies has been on point in preparing them to make
the right move at the right time, with results of Toyota ends up on top. For an
example; The Japanese automaker just combined their U.S operations to Plano, TX,
where they not only moved their eleven manufacturing outlets and three distribution
networks division, but their sales, marketing, and financing headquarters (Ferguson,
2015). Toyota Motor is constantly and never ending improvement, with the effects of
economic trends by a shift in new direction. However, Toyota Motor Company seeks
the opportunity to grow its business in the United States. PESTEL/PESTLE analysis
measurement of Toyota s the external economic influences created three
opportunities for Toyota Motor Company growth; 1) Weaker Yen vs. U.S. Dollar, 2).
Gradual growth of U.S. economy, 3).Rapid growth of developing countries,
(Ferguson, 2015). For that reason, fast growth of emerging economies presents
developed an opportunity for the organization to increase profits due to these markets
(Ferguson, 2015). According to Toyota website (2016) CSR Management, reported
the company financial strategies are based three key priorities: growth, efficiency,
and stability. The three priorities equally balance over the average to extended term
will permit they accomplish stable and supportable growth and results into raise
corporate value
Intelligent Spy Robo
INTELLIGENT SPY ROBO VER 02
INTRODUCTION
This is one of the version of spy robot which we designed in this academic period.
Intelligent spy robot project has been designed for the spying purpose .it is radio
controlled and can be operated at a radial distance of 50 yards. Many time our
army jawan need to venture into the enemy area just to track their activities. Which
is often a very risky job, it may cost precious life. Such dangerous job could be done
using small spy robot all the developed and advance nations are in the process of
making combat robot design, a robot who can fight against enemy. Our robot us just a
step towards similar activity.
This robot is radio operated , self powered , and has all the controls like a normal ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The power down mode saves the RAM contents but freezes the oscillator disabling all
other chip functions until the next hardware reset.
Pin Configuration
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Pin Description
VCC:
Supply voltage.
GND:
Ground.
Port 1
Port 1 is an 8 bit bi Directional I/O port. Port pins P1.2 to P1.7 provide internal
pullups. P1.0 and P1.1 require external pullups. P1.0 and P1.1 also serve as the
positive input (AIN0) and the negative input (AIN1), respectively, of the on chip
precision analog comparator.The Port 1 output buffers can sink 20 mA and can drive
LED displays directly. When 1s are written to Port 1 pins, they can be used as
inputs. When pins P1.2 to P1.7 are used as inputs and are externally pulled low, they
will source current (IIL) because of the internal pull ups.Port 1 also receives code
data during Flash programming and verification.
Port 3
Port 3 pins P3.0 to P3.5, P3.7 are seven bi irectional I/O pins with internal pullups.
P3.6 is hard wired as an input to the output of the on chip comparator and is not
accessible as a general purpose I/O pin. The Port 3 output buffers can sink 20 mA.
When 1s are written to Port 3 pins they are pulled high by the internal pullups and
can be used as inputs. As inputs, Port 3 pins that are externally being pulled low
will source current (IIL) because of the pullups.Port 3 also serves the functions of
various special features of the AT89C2051 as listed below: Port 3 also receives some
control signals for
INTELLIGENT SPY ROBO VER 02
INTRODUCTION
This is one of the version of spy robot which we designed in this academic period.
Intelligent spy robot project has been designed for the spying purpose .it is radio
controlled and can be operated at a radial distance of 50 yards. Many time our
army jawan need to venture into the enemy area just to track their activities. Which
is often a very risky job, it may cost precious life. Such dangerous job could be done
using small spy robot all the developed and advance nations are in the process of
making combat robot design, a robot who can fight against enemy. Our robot us just a
step towards similar activity.
This robot is radio operated , self powered , and has all the controls like a normal ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The power down mode saves the RAM contents but freezes the oscillator disabling all
other chip functions until the next hardware reset.
Pin Configuration
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Pin Description
VCC:
Supply voltage.
GND:
Ground.
Port 1
Port 1 is an 8 bit bi Directional I/O port. Port pins P1.2 to P1.7 provide internal
pullups. P1.0 and P1.1 require external pullups. P1.0 and P1.1 also serve as the
positive input (AIN0) and the negative input (AIN1), respectively, of the on chip
precision analog comparator.The Port 1 output buffers can sink 20 mA and can drive
LED displays directly. When 1s are written to Port 1 pins, they can be used as
inputs. When pins P1.2 to P1.7 are used as inputs and are externally pulled low, they
will source current (IIL) because of the internal pull ups.Port 1 also receives code
data during Flash programming and verification.
Port 3
Port 3 pins P3.0 to P3.5, P3.7 are seven bi irectional I/O pins with internal pullups.
P3.6 is hard wired as an input to the output of the on chip comparator and is not
accessible as a general purpose I/O pin. The Port 3 output buffers can sink 20 mA.
When 1s are written to Port 3 pins they are pulled high by the internal pullups and
can be used as inputs. As inputs, Port 3 pins that are externally being pulled low
will source current (IIL) because of the pullups.Port 3 also serves the functions of
various special features of the AT89C2051 as listed below: Port 3 also receives some
control signals for
Netflix Financial Analysis Paper
The purpose of this paper is to help provide microeconomic analysis of Netflix
Company to give an insight of the business market in which it operates. Ever want
to rent a DVD and not have to worry about the return date, or stream a favorite TV
show on the go? Now that dream is a reality thanks to Netflix allows people to rent
DVD and Blu ray without having to worry about the late fee or due dates. Along with
the rental services, customers can stream movies or TV shows online anytime,
anywhere all without commercials interruptions. Online streaming is seeing the
biggest growth in sales, showing quarterly subscriber a growth of 8% share in the
global market in 2016 (CNBC, 2016). As a consultant, it is important that the
company gets all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Have you ever forgot to return that (VHS) tape to the video store on time? Netflix
founder and CEO Reed Hastings did just that and was charged $40 for Apollo 13;
this late fee sparked the idea of movie rental business by mail (Fortune magazine,
2010). In 1997, Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph started an online movie rental
business, which revolutionized how the world watches its entertainment. At the time
of launch, Net Flix was using the strategy of unlimited exchange of movies with the
customer s subscription, and they have not settled on their signature name and look.
By 2004, Netflix settle into its signature look and still using the slogan no late fees
EVER! (Business insider, 2016). In 2007, Netflix introduced streaming into the
roster of services that it offered, it was not until 2009 they presented the happy
family. This new change allows streaming in TVs, Roku, and Xbox 360 devices
allowing the family to have access to different content. Netflix went international and
launched its services in many countries, now Netflix is the world s leading Internet
television network the company has close to 75 million streaming members in over
190
The purpose of this paper is to help provide microeconomic analysis of Netflix
Company to give an insight of the business market in which it operates. Ever want
to rent a DVD and not have to worry about the return date, or stream a favorite TV
show on the go? Now that dream is a reality thanks to Netflix allows people to rent
DVD and Blu ray without having to worry about the late fee or due dates. Along with
the rental services, customers can stream movies or TV shows online anytime,
anywhere all without commercials interruptions. Online streaming is seeing the
biggest growth in sales, showing quarterly subscriber a growth of 8% share in the
global market in 2016 (CNBC, 2016). As a consultant, it is important that the
company gets all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Have you ever forgot to return that (VHS) tape to the video store on time? Netflix
founder and CEO Reed Hastings did just that and was charged $40 for Apollo 13;
this late fee sparked the idea of movie rental business by mail (Fortune magazine,
2010). In 1997, Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph started an online movie rental
business, which revolutionized how the world watches its entertainment. At the time
of launch, Net Flix was using the strategy of unlimited exchange of movies with the
customer s subscription, and they have not settled on their signature name and look.
By 2004, Netflix settle into its signature look and still using the slogan no late fees
EVER! (Business insider, 2016). In 2007, Netflix introduced streaming into the
roster of services that it offered, it was not until 2009 they presented the happy
family. This new change allows streaming in TVs, Roku, and Xbox 360 devices
allowing the family to have access to different content. Netflix went international and
launched its services in many countries, now Netflix is the world s leading Internet
television network the company has close to 75 million streaming members in over
190
Comparing Conrad And Buck In John Steinbeck s Ordinary
People
In the story Ordinary People there are many different characters that are involved
in it. I believe I have a similarity with the character Conrad and Buck, even though
we don t see much of him. In the story it states that Buck was a really liked person,
had many friends, and was on the swim team. He loses his life in the story due to a
boating accident and his younger brother Conrad feels he is too blame on this
happening. Conrad throughout the story goes through many struggles and
upsetments with his family and other people but also meets different people and
falls for a girl he really likes. There is a difference in the story between the two
brothers of the story. Conrad is the same type of person like his brother, they both
were joined on the swim team, but after his death Conrad quits the team. Conrad has
been staying home from school for a while because he has tried to kill his own self
because he thinks he is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Buck and I both share of being well known and have many friends. This shows that
we are very likeable at meeting different people like at school or a job and having a
close relationship build between the different people. This can help us in life to be
able to get different things done or accomplished. Buck and I also share the same
trait of being the older brother and being involved in athletics. Conrad and I both
share the same traits of overthinking too much and being worried of different things
that may evolve. This could be a good or bad one too have because you could never
be relaxed because of always being nervous or worried about something that may
happen. Also we both share the same feeling of seeing someone for the first time
and falling for them, but at first thinking we could never talk to them or go out
with them, but we end up doing so. This trait of falling for someone is a big one
because this person we may fall for or really like may like us the same we do towards
People
In the story Ordinary People there are many different characters that are involved
in it. I believe I have a similarity with the character Conrad and Buck, even though
we don t see much of him. In the story it states that Buck was a really liked person,
had many friends, and was on the swim team. He loses his life in the story due to a
boating accident and his younger brother Conrad feels he is too blame on this
happening. Conrad throughout the story goes through many struggles and
upsetments with his family and other people but also meets different people and
falls for a girl he really likes. There is a difference in the story between the two
brothers of the story. Conrad is the same type of person like his brother, they both
were joined on the swim team, but after his death Conrad quits the team. Conrad has
been staying home from school for a while because he has tried to kill his own self
because he thinks he is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Buck and I both share of being well known and have many friends. This shows that
we are very likeable at meeting different people like at school or a job and having a
close relationship build between the different people. This can help us in life to be
able to get different things done or accomplished. Buck and I also share the same
trait of being the older brother and being involved in athletics. Conrad and I both
share the same traits of overthinking too much and being worried of different things
that may evolve. This could be a good or bad one too have because you could never
be relaxed because of always being nervous or worried about something that may
happen. Also we both share the same feeling of seeing someone for the first time
and falling for them, but at first thinking we could never talk to them or go out
with them, but we end up doing so. This trait of falling for someone is a big one
because this person we may fall for or really like may like us the same we do towards
The Handmaid s Tale Creative Machine
There once was a boy name Joule that lived the life of a wizard. He had not chosen
this fate yet he was born into it. His father was a great wizard that fought for his
kingdom yet one day the queen was killed and the second in command had a dear
hardened for wizards unlike the queen before him. Now that Joule and his father
Dermpath have been thongue out of the kingdom they now live a life of outcast.
Until one day when the king needs Dermpath help in fighting the army of orcs lead
by Malabar the orc king. When fighting the father is captured and is trapped in the
orc castle. Joule knows that he must save his father because without him he is
nothing and is helpless. Joule sets out for his adventure to find and save his father.
He grabs everything that he needs. He grabs all of his spell books, his stash of
gold incase of an emergency, his guide of orcs and how they live, his wand and
staff, finally he grabs some of the speare food that they have in the cabinet and stuffs
it in his magical satchel that can hold an infinite amount of items. He leaves the hut
casting a spell of invisibility on it... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joule told them that they need some sleep and to go to bed yet in the middle of the
night Joules hears something. He goes to investigate the sound and it turns out
that it is some drunks that have been partying. Yet on his way back to the sleeping
bags he sees a flyer of his dad and in orc it says Come one, come all to the sacrifice of
Dermpath the great. Only on september 3 as Joule sees this he runs back to the
sleeping bags and wakes everyone up with the flyer in hand. He says to them guys,
wake up now. My father is going to be killed in two days and we aren t close to the
kingdom at all and we need to go. unwillingly everyone gets up and packs their
There once was a boy name Joule that lived the life of a wizard. He had not chosen
this fate yet he was born into it. His father was a great wizard that fought for his
kingdom yet one day the queen was killed and the second in command had a dear
hardened for wizards unlike the queen before him. Now that Joule and his father
Dermpath have been thongue out of the kingdom they now live a life of outcast.
Until one day when the king needs Dermpath help in fighting the army of orcs lead
by Malabar the orc king. When fighting the father is captured and is trapped in the
orc castle. Joule knows that he must save his father because without him he is
nothing and is helpless. Joule sets out for his adventure to find and save his father.
He grabs everything that he needs. He grabs all of his spell books, his stash of
gold incase of an emergency, his guide of orcs and how they live, his wand and
staff, finally he grabs some of the speare food that they have in the cabinet and stuffs
it in his magical satchel that can hold an infinite amount of items. He leaves the hut
casting a spell of invisibility on it... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joule told them that they need some sleep and to go to bed yet in the middle of the
night Joules hears something. He goes to investigate the sound and it turns out
that it is some drunks that have been partying. Yet on his way back to the sleeping
bags he sees a flyer of his dad and in orc it says Come one, come all to the sacrifice of
Dermpath the great. Only on september 3 as Joule sees this he runs back to the
sleeping bags and wakes everyone up with the flyer in hand. He says to them guys,
wake up now. My father is going to be killed in two days and we aren t close to the
kingdom at all and we need to go. unwillingly everyone gets up and packs their
Bail Laws ( Nsw )
Bail laws (NSW)
Bail has always been part of the common law system. In NSW, they have based
their concept from the Statue of Westminster I (1275), where there are different
categories that separates who are to be bailed or refused bail, which had become part
of the Bail Act 1978 (NSW) and was enforced from March 1980. Bail Act 2013
(NSW) is the only other law that replaced Bail Act 1978 (NSW), but was amended
by Bail Amendment Act 2014 (NSW), which is the final replacement coming into full
effect in 28th January 2015.
In Section 4 of the Bail Act 1978, it states that authorisation to be at liberty under
this Act, instead of in custody . This is otherwise known as bail, the act of
permitting a person to a brief period of freedom who ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If the prosecution can provide sufficient reasoning of why bail cannot be granted, the
assumption of bail can be revoked.
Serious drug related offences can also disprove the presumption for bail and
(likewise towards aggressive offences) the accused must reason why bail should be
permitted.
Issue and effect on individuals and society
Prior to 28th January 2015, bail laws posed significant loopholes in the system and
are deemed to be ineffective to achieve justice. Accused offenders may get away
with bail based with evidence in the case if it does not seem to pose a threat to the
community. The problem persists within the conditions set for their bail, as
responsibility lies upon the magistrate or police to impose appropriate conditions.
However, though conditions do vary, it possesses a significant risk if the conditions
enforced were not strict enough, opening vulnerabilities for the accused to commit
another crime, slipping through their enforced conditions.
Yet not enough has been done to alert the community of this flaw, which thus
continued to believe that the criminal law system is protecting them. Effects are
potentially dangerous, as individuals would face the growing rate of criminal activity
and with limited policing resources, not everyone ensured to be protected in an
unsafe suburban environment. If this issue continued to remain unresolved in the
long term, it would slowly corrupt society values, with more individuals
Bail laws (NSW)
Bail has always been part of the common law system. In NSW, they have based
their concept from the Statue of Westminster I (1275), where there are different
categories that separates who are to be bailed or refused bail, which had become part
of the Bail Act 1978 (NSW) and was enforced from March 1980. Bail Act 2013
(NSW) is the only other law that replaced Bail Act 1978 (NSW), but was amended
by Bail Amendment Act 2014 (NSW), which is the final replacement coming into full
effect in 28th January 2015.
In Section 4 of the Bail Act 1978, it states that authorisation to be at liberty under
this Act, instead of in custody . This is otherwise known as bail, the act of
permitting a person to a brief period of freedom who ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If the prosecution can provide sufficient reasoning of why bail cannot be granted, the
assumption of bail can be revoked.
Serious drug related offences can also disprove the presumption for bail and
(likewise towards aggressive offences) the accused must reason why bail should be
permitted.
Issue and effect on individuals and society
Prior to 28th January 2015, bail laws posed significant loopholes in the system and
are deemed to be ineffective to achieve justice. Accused offenders may get away
with bail based with evidence in the case if it does not seem to pose a threat to the
community. The problem persists within the conditions set for their bail, as
responsibility lies upon the magistrate or police to impose appropriate conditions.
However, though conditions do vary, it possesses a significant risk if the conditions
enforced were not strict enough, opening vulnerabilities for the accused to commit
another crime, slipping through their enforced conditions.
Yet not enough has been done to alert the community of this flaw, which thus
continued to believe that the criminal law system is protecting them. Effects are
potentially dangerous, as individuals would face the growing rate of criminal activity
and with limited policing resources, not everyone ensured to be protected in an
unsafe suburban environment. If this issue continued to remain unresolved in the
long term, it would slowly corrupt society values, with more individuals
Analysis Of Frank Mccarthy s The Kid
McCarthy describes the Kid as a savage animal rather than a sympathetic
protagonist. Yet instead of representing an ideal hero, the Kid is shown to savage,
uncaring, and inhuman. The first description of the Kid as a child and of the night
of his birth. He is described as incubat[ing] in [his mother s] bosom...who would
carry [his mother] off and that he already has a taste for mindless violence (1). To
incubate refers to dormancy, usually applied to viruses developing inside a host. In
calling the kid a creature that incubates in the womb portrays him as a virus, an
unfeeling entity existing to cause disease regardless of the person. Emphasizing this
concept of detachment is the phrase carry her off . The Kid is described to have...
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Sproule s arm is badly injured and he moves much more slowly across the plains.
When they arrive at a deserted town, the Kid says that we ought to scout the houses
and that we need to find...a place to sleep (62). Note that the Kid uses the pronoun
we and not I or you . Despite Sproule being injured enough to cause him to be a
liability, the Kid still considers them as a group. He acts for the benefit of both of
them, as shown in how he discusses their action in terms we . Even after Sproule
tells him to go on and for the kid to save [himself] he stays by Sproule and doesn t
move, choosing to travel with Sproule and share the scarce food supply until the
man dies of his injuries (66). The Kid could have easily abandoned Sproule in
favor of surviving alone. With the limited supplies they scavenged, the Kid may
have fared better alone than sharing with Sproule who had little chance of
recovering with no professional medical help nearby. Acting for the sake of a
group and watching out for someone else isn t an action following the image of
the selfish, cruel individual. The novel even appears to echo this misrepresentation
of the Kid during the scene where Sproule decries the kid as someone wrong all the
way through when he thinks Kid tried to kill him (69). The reality of that situation
was that a bat had come and bit Sproule to suck his blood. The Kid had woken up
and tried to kill the bat, not Sproule. The Kid appears more well intentioned than he is
McCarthy describes the Kid as a savage animal rather than a sympathetic
protagonist. Yet instead of representing an ideal hero, the Kid is shown to savage,
uncaring, and inhuman. The first description of the Kid as a child and of the night
of his birth. He is described as incubat[ing] in [his mother s] bosom...who would
carry [his mother] off and that he already has a taste for mindless violence (1). To
incubate refers to dormancy, usually applied to viruses developing inside a host. In
calling the kid a creature that incubates in the womb portrays him as a virus, an
unfeeling entity existing to cause disease regardless of the person. Emphasizing this
concept of detachment is the phrase carry her off . The Kid is described to have...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sproule s arm is badly injured and he moves much more slowly across the plains.
When they arrive at a deserted town, the Kid says that we ought to scout the houses
and that we need to find...a place to sleep (62). Note that the Kid uses the pronoun
we and not I or you . Despite Sproule being injured enough to cause him to be a
liability, the Kid still considers them as a group. He acts for the benefit of both of
them, as shown in how he discusses their action in terms we . Even after Sproule
tells him to go on and for the kid to save [himself] he stays by Sproule and doesn t
move, choosing to travel with Sproule and share the scarce food supply until the
man dies of his injuries (66). The Kid could have easily abandoned Sproule in
favor of surviving alone. With the limited supplies they scavenged, the Kid may
have fared better alone than sharing with Sproule who had little chance of
recovering with no professional medical help nearby. Acting for the sake of a
group and watching out for someone else isn t an action following the image of
the selfish, cruel individual. The novel even appears to echo this misrepresentation
of the Kid during the scene where Sproule decries the kid as someone wrong all the
way through when he thinks Kid tried to kill him (69). The reality of that situation
was that a bat had come and bit Sproule to suck his blood. The Kid had woken up
and tried to kill the bat, not Sproule. The Kid appears more well intentioned than he is
Evaluation Of The Navy s Mate Launch And Recovery...
In order to have a better understanding for my paper, you may need to have some
better understanding of Navy terms. There are only a few, and I hope that they
make it easier to read my paper. I know that the paper is detailed and may be
considered lengthy, but I feel that the only way to truly answer the questions is to
give full disclosure.
ABE Aviation Boatswain s Mate Launch and Recovery Equipment Specialist
LPO Lead Petty Officer (Direct Supervisor)
LCPO Lead Chief Petty Officer (General Manager) o CPO is a Chief Petty Officer
(Manager)
MCPON Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (CEO/President) o MCPON is the
highest possible rank for enlisted personnel.
While I was employed as an active duty sailor in the United States Navy, I swore an
oath to upkeep the highest standards for the Navy s Core Values. Those core values
included, but were not limited to; Honor, Courage, and Commitment. One Core
Value that isn t actually referenced in the oath but should be, is Integrity. Integrity
to me is the ability to follow a legal and responsible code of ethics, regardless who is
around and who will or will not know about it. In this paper I will explain how
even after years of following this code, I breached my duty of loyalty as well as
my duty to act in good faith. Throughout the course of my four year contract I was
deployed overseas in the Mediterranean for a period of six months. I was stationed
as an ABE on the U.S.S. Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69). An ABE has
In order to have a better understanding for my paper, you may need to have some
better understanding of Navy terms. There are only a few, and I hope that they
make it easier to read my paper. I know that the paper is detailed and may be
considered lengthy, but I feel that the only way to truly answer the questions is to
give full disclosure.
ABE Aviation Boatswain s Mate Launch and Recovery Equipment Specialist
LPO Lead Petty Officer (Direct Supervisor)
LCPO Lead Chief Petty Officer (General Manager) o CPO is a Chief Petty Officer
(Manager)
MCPON Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (CEO/President) o MCPON is the
highest possible rank for enlisted personnel.
While I was employed as an active duty sailor in the United States Navy, I swore an
oath to upkeep the highest standards for the Navy s Core Values. Those core values
included, but were not limited to; Honor, Courage, and Commitment. One Core
Value that isn t actually referenced in the oath but should be, is Integrity. Integrity
to me is the ability to follow a legal and responsible code of ethics, regardless who is
around and who will or will not know about it. In this paper I will explain how
even after years of following this code, I breached my duty of loyalty as well as
my duty to act in good faith. Throughout the course of my four year contract I was
deployed overseas in the Mediterranean for a period of six months. I was stationed
as an ABE on the U.S.S. Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69). An ABE has
Aaa, Inc.
Jalen Prince
Joseph Messam
Trimell Pearce
Warren Bell
Starting in the small town of Bavaria, Germany Adidas group was founded by Adi
Dassler in 1924. The first registered shoe was named the, Gebruder Dassler
Schuhfabrik and that is when Mr. Dassler embarked on his mission to provide
athletes with the best possible equipment. Two of the first athletes sponsored by the
Adidas group were Lina Radke and Jesse Owens. Both who in fact won gold medals
while sporting the brand which was the start of an evolution. In 1949, Mr. Dassler
remastered his brand and moved the operation to Herzogenaurach with 47 employees.
The Adidas group sponsored the German national football team in 1954 against the
undefeated and undeniable Hungarians. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Customers, like Adidas, are able to consult with Framas on on any issues they are
having/ performance standards they want met and Framas can provide solutions from
the advanced practices in manufacturing that their company acquires. Frames states to
its clients via their website, The close integration of our specialists from the product
development, the in house mold design and production guarantee rapid
implementation of the idea to series production, in the highest quality and efficiency
. The care and detail that Frames applies towards the designs contribute to the overall
success of the Adidas brand and why so many customers are satisfied with all of their
products.
Adidas is a company whose clothing and products are used and worn by many
throughout the world. A material used to manufacture their products is recycled
polyester (PES). This material comes from a variety of post consumer waste, like
used clothing and plastic bottles, that s reprocessed and spun into usable fibres. The
Adidas group corporation has a global supply chain that covers many products.
Therefore, by using this type of material to manufacture their products, they are
reversing their carbon footprint and saving a lot of money when making, packing,
and distributing all over the world. The use of PES helps the world reduce the
amount of petroleum waste exerted, into the air,
Jalen Prince
Joseph Messam
Trimell Pearce
Warren Bell
Starting in the small town of Bavaria, Germany Adidas group was founded by Adi
Dassler in 1924. The first registered shoe was named the, Gebruder Dassler
Schuhfabrik and that is when Mr. Dassler embarked on his mission to provide
athletes with the best possible equipment. Two of the first athletes sponsored by the
Adidas group were Lina Radke and Jesse Owens. Both who in fact won gold medals
while sporting the brand which was the start of an evolution. In 1949, Mr. Dassler
remastered his brand and moved the operation to Herzogenaurach with 47 employees.
The Adidas group sponsored the German national football team in 1954 against the
undefeated and undeniable Hungarians. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Customers, like Adidas, are able to consult with Framas on on any issues they are
having/ performance standards they want met and Framas can provide solutions from
the advanced practices in manufacturing that their company acquires. Frames states to
its clients via their website, The close integration of our specialists from the product
development, the in house mold design and production guarantee rapid
implementation of the idea to series production, in the highest quality and efficiency
. The care and detail that Frames applies towards the designs contribute to the overall
success of the Adidas brand and why so many customers are satisfied with all of their
products.
Adidas is a company whose clothing and products are used and worn by many
throughout the world. A material used to manufacture their products is recycled
polyester (PES). This material comes from a variety of post consumer waste, like
used clothing and plastic bottles, that s reprocessed and spun into usable fibres. The
Adidas group corporation has a global supply chain that covers many products.
Therefore, by using this type of material to manufacture their products, they are
reversing their carbon footprint and saving a lot of money when making, packing,
and distributing all over the world. The use of PES helps the world reduce the
amount of petroleum waste exerted, into the air,
Literary Analysis Of Annabel Lee
Annabel Lee is one of Edgar Allen Poe s short stories that tells the tale of the
narrator and Annabel Lee. Annabel Lee is the love of the narrator, and has been
since they were children. The narrator explains that the angels are jealous of the love
Annabel Lee and the narrator share. This, as the narrator explains, is the reason that
Annabel Leewas killed and placed her her vault by the sea. He then lays in her tomb
alongside her for the rest of his days.. These are just a few examples that explain the
theme of everlasting loveand the representation of romanticism. First off, the
beginning stanza helps us understand how far Annabel Lee s love for the narrator
goes. It is really the only part of the poem that gives us as a reader any insight into
how Annabel Lee feels about her relationship with the narrator, It was many and
many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may
know By the name of Annabel Lee; And this maiden she lived with no other thought
Than to love and be loved by me.
This stanza shows that Annabel Lee only wants to love the narrator, and only wants
the narrator to love her. She wants one forever relationship with him. No other
person should ever come between their love, or at least that is how Annabel Lee sees
it to be based on this small amount of information the reader receives on Annabel Lee
s opinion.
As we get into the poem the narrator explains his everlasting love for Annabel Lee this
Annabel Lee is one of Edgar Allen Poe s short stories that tells the tale of the
narrator and Annabel Lee. Annabel Lee is the love of the narrator, and has been
since they were children. The narrator explains that the angels are jealous of the love
Annabel Lee and the narrator share. This, as the narrator explains, is the reason that
Annabel Leewas killed and placed her her vault by the sea. He then lays in her tomb
alongside her for the rest of his days.. These are just a few examples that explain the
theme of everlasting loveand the representation of romanticism. First off, the
beginning stanza helps us understand how far Annabel Lee s love for the narrator
goes. It is really the only part of the poem that gives us as a reader any insight into
how Annabel Lee feels about her relationship with the narrator, It was many and
many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may
know By the name of Annabel Lee; And this maiden she lived with no other thought
Than to love and be loved by me.
This stanza shows that Annabel Lee only wants to love the narrator, and only wants
the narrator to love her. She wants one forever relationship with him. No other
person should ever come between their love, or at least that is how Annabel Lee sees
it to be based on this small amount of information the reader receives on Annabel Lee
s opinion.
As we get into the poem the narrator explains his everlasting love for Annabel Lee this
Ethical Ethics In Consequentialism
Ethics is a system of moral principles. Ethics affect how people make decisions and
lead their lives. Furthermore, ethics is concerned with what is good for individuals
and society and is also described as moral philosophy. Likewise, ethics are also
essential for the values of the argument to understand Dicey s concept of Rule of
Law. According to Hunt and Vitell (1986), ethical judgments are determined through
consequentialism(Teleology) and non consequentialism (Deontology). Such theories
are important in decision making processes of Law Enforcement Agencies such as
Department of Immigration and Emigration (DoIE).
Dealing with Ethical dilemmas in relation to the Law enforcement Agencies it can be
said that Consequentialism can be considered ... Show more content on
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In non consequentialism are divided into two standpoints. Act non consequentialism
notes, that people should follow their intuition in order to determine what is moral in
a particular situation. Likewise, in Rule non consequentialism people should follow
the rules that are the basis of morality and the consequences are not important. As
such, Rule non consequentialism is divided into various theories.
That is, Divine Command theory states that one must follow rules of god. For
Example, Quran is the Holy Book of Muslims, which declares that, Surely Allah
does not guide him aright who is a liar, ungrateful. (Surah az Zumar 39:3). According
to Quran nobody should lie regardless of the consequences. However, in Police
Duties officers are allowed to lie during an interrogation of a suspect (ref;;;;;;).
Therefore, according to this theory, nobody should lie. Consequently, divine
command theory is criticized for Lack of rational, scientific foundation.
In addition, Kants Duty Ethics which is in three forms that is Morality by reasoning
alone, Categorical Imperative and Practical Imperative. Furthermore, Ross s Prima
Facie Duties that states, always do the act with stronger face value (Rightness over
Ethics is a system of moral principles. Ethics affect how people make decisions and
lead their lives. Furthermore, ethics is concerned with what is good for individuals
and society and is also described as moral philosophy. Likewise, ethics are also
essential for the values of the argument to understand Dicey s concept of Rule of
Law. According to Hunt and Vitell (1986), ethical judgments are determined through
consequentialism(Teleology) and non consequentialism (Deontology). Such theories
are important in decision making processes of Law Enforcement Agencies such as
Department of Immigration and Emigration (DoIE).
Dealing with Ethical dilemmas in relation to the Law enforcement Agencies it can be
said that Consequentialism can be considered ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In non consequentialism are divided into two standpoints. Act non consequentialism
notes, that people should follow their intuition in order to determine what is moral in
a particular situation. Likewise, in Rule non consequentialism people should follow
the rules that are the basis of morality and the consequences are not important. As
such, Rule non consequentialism is divided into various theories.
That is, Divine Command theory states that one must follow rules of god. For
Example, Quran is the Holy Book of Muslims, which declares that, Surely Allah
does not guide him aright who is a liar, ungrateful. (Surah az Zumar 39:3). According
to Quran nobody should lie regardless of the consequences. However, in Police
Duties officers are allowed to lie during an interrogation of a suspect (ref;;;;;;).
Therefore, according to this theory, nobody should lie. Consequently, divine
command theory is criticized for Lack of rational, scientific foundation.
In addition, Kants Duty Ethics which is in three forms that is Morality by reasoning
alone, Categorical Imperative and Practical Imperative. Furthermore, Ross s Prima
Facie Duties that states, always do the act with stronger face value (Rightness over
Return to Federalism Research Paper
Annie Reynolds
Return to Federalism
Push Back Against the Expansion of Federal Government Power
In questions of power then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him
down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson
Summary
Over the past several decades, we as a people have allowed the fundamental
principles written in our Constitution to be forgotten, distorted, or completely
ignored. This did not happen overnight but rather bit by bit over time until we are
faced with a system of government that is not, as the founders intended, based on
Federalism and individual freedom, but rather a National system far removed from
the principles for which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the ratification debates for the Constitution it become apparent to many that
the principle of federalism was not spelled out strongly enough. Five states insisted on
an amendment to the Constitution that would make the principle of federalism clear
to future generations. The purpose of the Tenth Amendment is to clearly define the
principle of federalism for future generations. The Tenth Amendment to the United
States Constitution states, The powers not delegated to the United States by the
Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively,
or to the people .
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Obama Care
At present, more than half of the United States is suing the federal government over
Obama Care. Virginia was the first state to argue in Federal Court that the new health
care law and its individual mandate is unconstitutional. It is Virginia s position that
mandating the purchase of a private product goes beyond the power of congress.
There has never, in the history of the United States, been a law requiring citizens to
purchase a product. Apparently, up until this point, everyone knew that Congress did
not have the power to impose one. Central to the argument of the federal government,
is the Commerce Clause of the
Annie Reynolds
Return to Federalism
Push Back Against the Expansion of Federal Government Power
In questions of power then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him
down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson
Summary
Over the past several decades, we as a people have allowed the fundamental
principles written in our Constitution to be forgotten, distorted, or completely
ignored. This did not happen overnight but rather bit by bit over time until we are
faced with a system of government that is not, as the founders intended, based on
Federalism and individual freedom, but rather a National system far removed from
the principles for which ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the ratification debates for the Constitution it become apparent to many that
the principle of federalism was not spelled out strongly enough. Five states insisted on
an amendment to the Constitution that would make the principle of federalism clear
to future generations. The purpose of the Tenth Amendment is to clearly define the
principle of federalism for future generations. The Tenth Amendment to the United
States Constitution states, The powers not delegated to the United States by the
Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively,
or to the people .
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Obama Care
At present, more than half of the United States is suing the federal government over
Obama Care. Virginia was the first state to argue in Federal Court that the new health
care law and its individual mandate is unconstitutional. It is Virginia s position that
mandating the purchase of a private product goes beyond the power of congress.
There has never, in the history of the United States, been a law requiring citizens to
purchase a product. Apparently, up until this point, everyone knew that Congress did
not have the power to impose one. Central to the argument of the federal government,
is the Commerce Clause of the
The Contributions Of Edmund Morris
Edmund Morris is born in Nairobi, Kenya the son of a South African who goes by
the name May or sometimes Dowling and Eric Edmund Morris, an air pilot. He
had received his early, British influenced education in Kenya and then studied
music, art, and literature at Rhodes University in Grahams town, South Africa. But
he dropped out of college in 1961, therefore he worked in the retail advertising
department of a store in Durban. Most of the advertising brochures he designed
and wrote were in the Zulu market, and he later claimed that the early training in
making words move merchandise was invaluable to the formation of his literacy
style. While moving to Great Britain, he abandoned all dreams of becoming a
concert pianist and had been employed as a copywriter in the London office of
Foote, Cone Belding (and American advertising agency). In 1966 he married a
young woman with the name of Sylvia Jukes, an English teacher and writer,
moreover 2 years later emigrated to the United States. His first book The Rise of
Theodore Roosevelton the life of the 26th president, nevertheless was the first book
of what would be a trilogy. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography,
and in 1980 the National Book Award for biography. Ronald Reaganbecame the
president in 1980 and had been impressed by a reading of The Rise of Theodore.
Mark O. Hatfield, the senator of Oregon. Urged President Reagan to make an
appointment with Morris so he could be Reagans official biographer.
Edmund Morris is born in Nairobi, Kenya the son of a South African who goes by
the name May or sometimes Dowling and Eric Edmund Morris, an air pilot. He
had received his early, British influenced education in Kenya and then studied
music, art, and literature at Rhodes University in Grahams town, South Africa. But
he dropped out of college in 1961, therefore he worked in the retail advertising
department of a store in Durban. Most of the advertising brochures he designed
and wrote were in the Zulu market, and he later claimed that the early training in
making words move merchandise was invaluable to the formation of his literacy
style. While moving to Great Britain, he abandoned all dreams of becoming a
concert pianist and had been employed as a copywriter in the London office of
Foote, Cone Belding (and American advertising agency). In 1966 he married a
young woman with the name of Sylvia Jukes, an English teacher and writer,
moreover 2 years later emigrated to the United States. His first book The Rise of
Theodore Roosevelton the life of the 26th president, nevertheless was the first book
of what would be a trilogy. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography,
and in 1980 the National Book Award for biography. Ronald Reaganbecame the
president in 1980 and had been impressed by a reading of The Rise of Theodore.
Mark O. Hatfield, the senator of Oregon. Urged President Reagan to make an
appointment with Morris so he could be Reagans official biographer.
Comparing The 18th Century Physician And Botanist
Linnaeus...
In the 18th century physician and botanist Linnaeus instituted a taxonomic system.
The Linnaean system helps interpret evolutionary history; he has done so by placing
species into categories that are in order of hierarchy. The order is as follows
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species.
Although with biologists learning to understand the system, another category was
added known as Domain this was categorized above Kingdom. This is because
biologists recognized the differences between eukaryotes and prokaryotes, which
were once part of the five kingdoms alongside plantar, animalia and fungi. However
having them part of the Kingdom category proved to be difficult. Thus the inclusion
of three domains occurred bacteria, archaea and eukarya. The domain bacteria
consists of commonly known prokaryotes, whereas the domain archaea too contains
prokaryotes but the can inhabit a range of environments. The domain eukarya consists
of groups of single celled organisms as well as plants, fungi and animals (multicellular
organisms).
Prokaryotes have existed from 3.5 billion years ago when they became one of the
first organisms to inhabit Earth. Prokaryotic cells are unicellular cells and are
typically smaller than eukaryotic cells. They reproduce through binary fission.
Prokaryotic cells have a range of shapes spherical, rod shaped and spiral. Its key
feature is the cell wall, which allows strength to protect and prevent the cell from
bursting or shrinking; it s
Linnaeus...
In the 18th century physician and botanist Linnaeus instituted a taxonomic system.
The Linnaean system helps interpret evolutionary history; he has done so by placing
species into categories that are in order of hierarchy. The order is as follows
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus and Species.
Although with biologists learning to understand the system, another category was
added known as Domain this was categorized above Kingdom. This is because
biologists recognized the differences between eukaryotes and prokaryotes, which
were once part of the five kingdoms alongside plantar, animalia and fungi. However
having them part of the Kingdom category proved to be difficult. Thus the inclusion
of three domains occurred bacteria, archaea and eukarya. The domain bacteria
consists of commonly known prokaryotes, whereas the domain archaea too contains
prokaryotes but the can inhabit a range of environments. The domain eukarya consists
of groups of single celled organisms as well as plants, fungi and animals (multicellular
organisms).
Prokaryotes have existed from 3.5 billion years ago when they became one of the
first organisms to inhabit Earth. Prokaryotic cells are unicellular cells and are
typically smaller than eukaryotic cells. They reproduce through binary fission.
Prokaryotic cells have a range of shapes spherical, rod shaped and spiral. Its key
feature is the cell wall, which allows strength to protect and prevent the cell from
bursting or shrinking; it s
Essay On Plants Of Plants
India is a land of diversity. We have diversity in every phase whether it s culture,
climate or language. The natural beauty of India is exquisite due to the beautiful
plants and trees found here. The plants in India are famous for their admiring beauty.
Apart from that, many of the plants found here in India have a religious importance.
Their religious value is what makes them special and different from the plants found
in other countries. The common Indian garden plants bloom during spring and are
lovers of the warm weather. Most of them are flowering plants.
Below is the list of the top 10 plants in India.
BASIL OR TULSI
Basil or commonly called as tulsi is one of the most famous plants in India. It is
possible to find it in every other house because of it s religious significance. The tulsi
plant is considered holy by many. Basil is used for ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It has high religious importance and is offered to Gods and Goddesses. Many a
times, it is used as a decorative item. Marigold needs plenty of bright sunshine. It
has many medical uses. Marigold generally blooms from July to September. It is
planted as a sapling and makes the garden shine bright with it s beautiful yellow and
orange flowers.
MONEY PLANT
Money plant is of the kind which is very easy to care for and doesn t need any
pampering. They have a great foliage and are lively climbers. Lots of water is
needed by the money plant and it is best used as a household plant. Money plants
have gleaming leaves which are green in colour and have a few yellow spots on the
surface.
HIBISCUS
Hibiscus plants are easily recognizable with their flowers in a trumpet like shape
and alluring look. They are one of the most famous plants of India and are widely
available. They have a religious significance which makes them even more famous.
Hibiscus saplings are readily available and are quite easy to grow. Lots of water and
sunshine is needed for their
India is a land of diversity. We have diversity in every phase whether it s culture,
climate or language. The natural beauty of India is exquisite due to the beautiful
plants and trees found here. The plants in India are famous for their admiring beauty.
Apart from that, many of the plants found here in India have a religious importance.
Their religious value is what makes them special and different from the plants found
in other countries. The common Indian garden plants bloom during spring and are
lovers of the warm weather. Most of them are flowering plants.
Below is the list of the top 10 plants in India.
BASIL OR TULSI
Basil or commonly called as tulsi is one of the most famous plants in India. It is
possible to find it in every other house because of it s religious significance. The tulsi
plant is considered holy by many. Basil is used for ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It has high religious importance and is offered to Gods and Goddesses. Many a
times, it is used as a decorative item. Marigold needs plenty of bright sunshine. It
has many medical uses. Marigold generally blooms from July to September. It is
planted as a sapling and makes the garden shine bright with it s beautiful yellow and
orange flowers.
MONEY PLANT
Money plant is of the kind which is very easy to care for and doesn t need any
pampering. They have a great foliage and are lively climbers. Lots of water is
needed by the money plant and it is best used as a household plant. Money plants
have gleaming leaves which are green in colour and have a few yellow spots on the
surface.
HIBISCUS
Hibiscus plants are easily recognizable with their flowers in a trumpet like shape
and alluring look. They are one of the most famous plants of India and are widely
available. They have a religious significance which makes them even more famous.
Hibiscus saplings are readily available and are quite easy to grow. Lots of water and
sunshine is needed for their
Case Study On Walmart
Page 37. Question # 1
My neighborhood shopping center is Walmart. Wal Mart is one of the company that
his culture is based on many factors such as cost efficiency, its leading edge logistics,
commitment to customers and the ability to install commitment and loyalty within
employees. There are a number of organizational behaviors that are responsible for
the success of Walmart, some of them would be communication, motivation and
decision making. Walmart tends to be market oriented based on open policy which
includes open communication with is critical for understanding and meeting customer
needs. Walmart core values are service to customers, respect for the individual,
striving for excellence and acting with integrity.
In addition, the four most important aspects of Walmart market ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
a.Business travelers and people that need a hotel for vacation or other reason are
customers of Marriott. Marriott believe that if they take care of associates,
associates will take care of the customers. Also, they value their customer by
providing them with good food and an excellent service a fair price.
b.Some of Marriot s major competitors are: Wyndham Worldwide Corporation,
Hilton Worldwide, Starwood Hotels and Hyatt Hotels. One major strength of Marriot
hotel is his technical innovations to improve customer experiences and constant
upgrade of business processes. One major weakness is that the company is declining
its position in the market as in the case of the shares because of the high ratio of debt
the company is facing the instability issues in the market.
c.Marriot hold their self to uncompromising ethical and legal standards. This extends
to their day to day business conduct, their employees policies, their supply chain
policies, their environmental programs and their commitment to human rights and
social responsibility. Moreover, all departments are required to work collaboratively
and read the company book to learn all the company procedures and core
Page 37. Question # 1
My neighborhood shopping center is Walmart. Wal Mart is one of the company that
his culture is based on many factors such as cost efficiency, its leading edge logistics,
commitment to customers and the ability to install commitment and loyalty within
employees. There are a number of organizational behaviors that are responsible for
the success of Walmart, some of them would be communication, motivation and
decision making. Walmart tends to be market oriented based on open policy which
includes open communication with is critical for understanding and meeting customer
needs. Walmart core values are service to customers, respect for the individual,
striving for excellence and acting with integrity.
In addition, the four most important aspects of Walmart market ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
a.Business travelers and people that need a hotel for vacation or other reason are
customers of Marriott. Marriott believe that if they take care of associates,
associates will take care of the customers. Also, they value their customer by
providing them with good food and an excellent service a fair price.
b.Some of Marriot s major competitors are: Wyndham Worldwide Corporation,
Hilton Worldwide, Starwood Hotels and Hyatt Hotels. One major strength of Marriot
hotel is his technical innovations to improve customer experiences and constant
upgrade of business processes. One major weakness is that the company is declining
its position in the market as in the case of the shares because of the high ratio of debt
the company is facing the instability issues in the market.
c.Marriot hold their self to uncompromising ethical and legal standards. This extends
to their day to day business conduct, their employees policies, their supply chain
policies, their environmental programs and their commitment to human rights and
social responsibility. Moreover, all departments are required to work collaboratively
and read the company book to learn all the company procedures and core
Charles Perraultв Ђ™s Cinderella
In Cinderella by Charles Perrault, the story depicts an imaginative fairytale through
the hardships of a mistreated daughter and the magic of a fairy; in essence, Cinderella
demonstrates that focusing on materialism is more important and more effective
other than working up the path to majesty. Cinderellais a character who is often
mistreated by her stepmother and god sisters. Bearing unsuitable personalities, they
treat her harshly, leaving all of the chores to her. However, she admits that her
tattered clothes are not worthy of a formal event, and continues to be belittled by her
stepsisters. Portrayed with low self esteem and insecurity, she does not respond
harshly to their cruel insults. As a result, the main character relies on... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, her true beauty lies within her skin, as Perrault s interprets Cinderella as
a hundred times more handsome than her sisters . He aims to focus more on
female recognition and self fulfillment, rather than provide a base for all readers to
understand fully (HuМ€hn). At an elementary level, this may not influence
children to an extent, but other stories that reproduce this same structure of plot
elements could possibly influence children in the future. For instance, she was not
the hero of the story. The Prince isn t the hero until he discovers her lost
possession, a glass slipper, and searched for the person that fits. As told by
Perrault, he had done nothing but look at her all the time, and that most certainly
he was very much in love with the beautiful owner of the glass slipper. This
enforces the fact that her beauty prevails over her actual personality but not
behavior, and the appearance and mannerisms surely impressed the Prince. The
Prince stereotypes the role of women being in need of a destined lover. He is the
one that identifies Cinderella as the one in the dress, though excluding behavior, her
appearance dazzles him for two nights at the ball. Most importantly, he s not the
hero of the fairytale, but readers can interpret the fairy godmother as the savior of
Cinderella s demise. The role of magic comes in part with the acceptance of
achieving the imagery of an elegant woman, impressing the Prince who gains interest
in her. The
In Cinderella by Charles Perrault, the story depicts an imaginative fairytale through
the hardships of a mistreated daughter and the magic of a fairy; in essence, Cinderella
demonstrates that focusing on materialism is more important and more effective
other than working up the path to majesty. Cinderellais a character who is often
mistreated by her stepmother and god sisters. Bearing unsuitable personalities, they
treat her harshly, leaving all of the chores to her. However, she admits that her
tattered clothes are not worthy of a formal event, and continues to be belittled by her
stepsisters. Portrayed with low self esteem and insecurity, she does not respond
harshly to their cruel insults. As a result, the main character relies on... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, her true beauty lies within her skin, as Perrault s interprets Cinderella as
a hundred times more handsome than her sisters . He aims to focus more on
female recognition and self fulfillment, rather than provide a base for all readers to
understand fully (HuМ€hn). At an elementary level, this may not influence
children to an extent, but other stories that reproduce this same structure of plot
elements could possibly influence children in the future. For instance, she was not
the hero of the story. The Prince isn t the hero until he discovers her lost
possession, a glass slipper, and searched for the person that fits. As told by
Perrault, he had done nothing but look at her all the time, and that most certainly
he was very much in love with the beautiful owner of the glass slipper. This
enforces the fact that her beauty prevails over her actual personality but not
behavior, and the appearance and mannerisms surely impressed the Prince. The
Prince stereotypes the role of women being in need of a destined lover. He is the
one that identifies Cinderella as the one in the dress, though excluding behavior, her
appearance dazzles him for two nights at the ball. Most importantly, he s not the
hero of the fairytale, but readers can interpret the fairy godmother as the savior of
Cinderella s demise. The role of magic comes in part with the acceptance of
achieving the imagery of an elegant woman, impressing the Prince who gains interest
in her. The
The Unemployment Problem In North Carolina
Have you ever known anyone who has lost a job or been unable to find employment?
Whether it be due to a recession, jobs moving overseas, a lack of available local
options, or the personal attributes of the potential employee, unemployment continues
to plague many American cities, communities, and citizens. Unemployment is such a
big problem that it affects a large number of American citizens on a continuous basis.
This problem is especially prevalent in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Historically,
a high unemployment rate in Caldwell County has contributed to a myriad of
problems with far reaching effects. Unemployment historically has been a problem in
the southern states of the U.S. after the Civil War. The Carolina s were hit especially
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
has a chronic drug problem. In areas that are hit hard by economic recession see
this problem very often. Caldwell County is one of those areas hit hard by
economic recession, therefore Caldwell has a towering drug problem. In Derek
Lacey s article Abuse of Prescription Drugs in Caldwell County Targeted. he talks
about how many states and counties are working to rid this problem through
Project Lazarus, which a police project that helps teach the community about the
effects of drug abuse. Lacey also talks about how the Lenoir Police office installed
a drop box for prescription drugs no longer used to help keep people from abusing
the drugs. Lacey states in his article that In just the first three months, people left
66 pounds of prescription drugs. and ... amount of drugs collected exceeded the
department s expectations. Prescription drug abuse is a major problem that affects
the Caldwell County area. In 2011, Caldwell County had a rate of 13.4 deaths for
every 100,000 people... (Lacey). This is a very important statistic that shows how
big of a problem that Caldwell is facing with drugs. Many people who cannot get
hired may be because those people cannot pass a drug test that most companies
require to have in order to get hired. And if people who are on drugs somehow
happened to get hired the person would struggle to operate on full capacity due to
the drug problem. If the citizen who has a drug problem cannot keep a job, the
person may turn to crime to
Have you ever known anyone who has lost a job or been unable to find employment?
Whether it be due to a recession, jobs moving overseas, a lack of available local
options, or the personal attributes of the potential employee, unemployment continues
to plague many American cities, communities, and citizens. Unemployment is such a
big problem that it affects a large number of American citizens on a continuous basis.
This problem is especially prevalent in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Historically,
a high unemployment rate in Caldwell County has contributed to a myriad of
problems with far reaching effects. Unemployment historically has been a problem in
the southern states of the U.S. after the Civil War. The Carolina s were hit especially
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
has a chronic drug problem. In areas that are hit hard by economic recession see
this problem very often. Caldwell County is one of those areas hit hard by
economic recession, therefore Caldwell has a towering drug problem. In Derek
Lacey s article Abuse of Prescription Drugs in Caldwell County Targeted. he talks
about how many states and counties are working to rid this problem through
Project Lazarus, which a police project that helps teach the community about the
effects of drug abuse. Lacey also talks about how the Lenoir Police office installed
a drop box for prescription drugs no longer used to help keep people from abusing
the drugs. Lacey states in his article that In just the first three months, people left
66 pounds of prescription drugs. and ... amount of drugs collected exceeded the
department s expectations. Prescription drug abuse is a major problem that affects
the Caldwell County area. In 2011, Caldwell County had a rate of 13.4 deaths for
every 100,000 people... (Lacey). This is a very important statistic that shows how
big of a problem that Caldwell is facing with drugs. Many people who cannot get
hired may be because those people cannot pass a drug test that most companies
require to have in order to get hired. And if people who are on drugs somehow
happened to get hired the person would struggle to operate on full capacity due to
the drug problem. If the citizen who has a drug problem cannot keep a job, the
person may turn to crime to
The Sarbanes Oxley Act ( Sox ) Essay
According to Pompper (2014), incidents of high profile deception over the past four
decades have threatened the reputation of the ... accounting function (p. 131). For
instance, an investigation was conducted into the financial audit and reporting
process after the savings and loan banking crisis in the 1980s (Pompper, 2014). In
addition, the criminal convictions of executives and bankruptcies of Fortune 500
companies such as Enron and WorldCom in the turn of the century motivated
Congress to pass the Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) in 2002 to strengthen regulations
within the accounting profession (Whittington Pany, 2014). As a result, the SOX
introduced provisions that changed the accounting function, such as the
establishment of the Public CompanyAccounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) and
other major elements; however, the SOX regulations subsequently resulted in
consequences to its compliance.
In the United States, the 1934 establishment of the Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) ensures that reliable and complete financial information is
available to investors (Hoyle, Schaefer, Doupnik, 2013). Since its formation, the SEC
has administrated rules and regulations created by a number of different
congressional actions (Hoyle et al., 2013, p. 552). Nonetheless, external auditors were
not regulated and conducted both audit and non audit (i.e., consulting) services for the
same organization; thus, creating a conflict of interest. Moreover, board of directors
were not
According to Pompper (2014), incidents of high profile deception over the past four
decades have threatened the reputation of the ... accounting function (p. 131). For
instance, an investigation was conducted into the financial audit and reporting
process after the savings and loan banking crisis in the 1980s (Pompper, 2014). In
addition, the criminal convictions of executives and bankruptcies of Fortune 500
companies such as Enron and WorldCom in the turn of the century motivated
Congress to pass the Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) in 2002 to strengthen regulations
within the accounting profession (Whittington Pany, 2014). As a result, the SOX
introduced provisions that changed the accounting function, such as the
establishment of the Public CompanyAccounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) and
other major elements; however, the SOX regulations subsequently resulted in
consequences to its compliance.
In the United States, the 1934 establishment of the Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) ensures that reliable and complete financial information is
available to investors (Hoyle, Schaefer, Doupnik, 2013). Since its formation, the SEC
has administrated rules and regulations created by a number of different
congressional actions (Hoyle et al., 2013, p. 552). Nonetheless, external auditors were
not regulated and conducted both audit and non audit (i.e., consulting) services for the
same organization; thus, creating a conflict of interest. Moreover, board of directors
were not
Ortberg 4mat Essay
Running Head: The Life you always wanted A 4 MAT Review: The Life You ve
Always Wanted: spiritual disciplines for ordinary people Rashod C. Wells Liberty
University Abstract John Ortberg s manuscript, The Life You ve Always Wanted:
a spiritual disciples for ordinary people, published in 2002 at Grand Rapids,
Michigan. Ortberg tells us the pathway in rejoining our connection to God, which
allows us to have what our heart s desire, the life we have always wanted. He
describes it through spiritually disciplined. Ortberg (2002) defines spiritual
discipline as Any activity that can help me gain power to live life as Jesus taught
and modeled it (Ortberg, p. 48). Spiritual disciplines are simple; they help me live in
the fruit... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Which is to love and will be rewarded for in Heaven. Confession as a spiritual
discipline requires steps: training, self examination, to become aware. To be able to
ask why and what happened, having a new feeling, and making a new promise. In
preparation, we ask for the Spirit s help through prayer and consecration. We
examine ourselves to find the sins in our lives. We ask for a new insight of our
sins and alternative for worldly habits. We then need to ask why we sinned and
what the consequences for our action of sin were. We then start to have a new
feeling about the sin through a transformation conviction. We adopt a new
assurance about our sin. And you also were included in Christ when you heard the
word of truth, the gospel of your salvation. Having believed, you were marked in him
with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit (Eph 1; 13, NIV bible) We need to receive
guidance from the Holy Spirit as a spiritual discipline. We need to not only speak to
God but also to listen (Ortberg, 2002). God can speak directly to us. God speaks not
only to, but through us . (Ortberg 2002, p. 153) We also need to practice secrecy. We
need to stop living for others approval. We need to reflect on Scripture to become
closer to God. The Bible can transform our lives if we let it. We need to develop a
rule of life. This is the way we live source of our morals. The last discipline is the
experience of suffering. Ortberg (2002) uses the story of
Running Head: The Life you always wanted A 4 MAT Review: The Life You ve
Always Wanted: spiritual disciplines for ordinary people Rashod C. Wells Liberty
University Abstract John Ortberg s manuscript, The Life You ve Always Wanted:
a spiritual disciples for ordinary people, published in 2002 at Grand Rapids,
Michigan. Ortberg tells us the pathway in rejoining our connection to God, which
allows us to have what our heart s desire, the life we have always wanted. He
describes it through spiritually disciplined. Ortberg (2002) defines spiritual
discipline as Any activity that can help me gain power to live life as Jesus taught
and modeled it (Ortberg, p. 48). Spiritual disciplines are simple; they help me live in
the fruit... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Which is to love and will be rewarded for in Heaven. Confession as a spiritual
discipline requires steps: training, self examination, to become aware. To be able to
ask why and what happened, having a new feeling, and making a new promise. In
preparation, we ask for the Spirit s help through prayer and consecration. We
examine ourselves to find the sins in our lives. We ask for a new insight of our
sins and alternative for worldly habits. We then need to ask why we sinned and
what the consequences for our action of sin were. We then start to have a new
feeling about the sin through a transformation conviction. We adopt a new
assurance about our sin. And you also were included in Christ when you heard the
word of truth, the gospel of your salvation. Having believed, you were marked in him
with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit (Eph 1; 13, NIV bible) We need to receive
guidance from the Holy Spirit as a spiritual discipline. We need to not only speak to
God but also to listen (Ortberg, 2002). God can speak directly to us. God speaks not
only to, but through us . (Ortberg 2002, p. 153) We also need to practice secrecy. We
need to stop living for others approval. We need to reflect on Scripture to become
closer to God. The Bible can transform our lives if we let it. We need to develop a
rule of life. This is the way we live source of our morals. The last discipline is the
experience of suffering. Ortberg (2002) uses the story of
Female Breasts Essay
Female Breasts
In many works of art throughout history, female breasts have been featured
prominently and in the nude. The symbolic meaning credited to the breast was
usually associated with fertility and nourishment, both spiritual and physical, and in
the wider sense, with life. Eroticism, nourishment, abundance, expression, feminine
power, as well as feminine subservience, are different contradicting themes of the
breast played out in time.
Different reiterating views of its importance and the way it should be displayed are
used to reflect upon the views of women of the time and life in society in general. At
times, it is near worshipped as a sign of sexuality, or as a sign of nourishment. Other
times it is restricted down, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The apodemos, a linen article worn by the Hetaerae, was considered to be the first
brassiere (Silverman, Website). It, however, usually compressed the breasts instead of
accentuating them, reflecting the anti feminine views of the time.
With the rise of Christianity, the breasts and the flesh in general were discouraged
from being exposed. With rounded bellies gaining popularity, the stomach was
considered to be more of an important center of female sexuality (Broby Johansen,
1968, p. 131).
This was modeled after the Virgin Mary whose round belly contained the savior
(Yalom, 1997, p. 40). It wasn t until the fourteenth century and the Renaissance that
this began to change. Explosive creativity and art occurred despite great famine
and disease. As people became more frolicsome, clothing became more revealing.
Such clothing including lowering the neckline to show cleavage (Latteire, 1998,
p. 31). In the seventeenth century, the breasts once again became the center of
female attractiveness over the belly. The breast stood as a symbol of power and
wealth at a time when mercantilism was on the rise in Europe (Latteire, 1998, p.
32). The corset, which was previously used to flatten the breasts, was used to push
in the stomach and push up the breasts (Winston, Website). Louis XIV of France s
personal taste was a factor in this, as he demanded lower necklines for all the court
women. He considered it a sign of respect to
Female Breasts
In many works of art throughout history, female breasts have been featured
prominently and in the nude. The symbolic meaning credited to the breast was
usually associated with fertility and nourishment, both spiritual and physical, and in
the wider sense, with life. Eroticism, nourishment, abundance, expression, feminine
power, as well as feminine subservience, are different contradicting themes of the
breast played out in time.
Different reiterating views of its importance and the way it should be displayed are
used to reflect upon the views of women of the time and life in society in general. At
times, it is near worshipped as a sign of sexuality, or as a sign of nourishment. Other
times it is restricted down, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The apodemos, a linen article worn by the Hetaerae, was considered to be the first
brassiere (Silverman, Website). It, however, usually compressed the breasts instead of
accentuating them, reflecting the anti feminine views of the time.
With the rise of Christianity, the breasts and the flesh in general were discouraged
from being exposed. With rounded bellies gaining popularity, the stomach was
considered to be more of an important center of female sexuality (Broby Johansen,
1968, p. 131).
This was modeled after the Virgin Mary whose round belly contained the savior
(Yalom, 1997, p. 40). It wasn t until the fourteenth century and the Renaissance that
this began to change. Explosive creativity and art occurred despite great famine
and disease. As people became more frolicsome, clothing became more revealing.
Such clothing including lowering the neckline to show cleavage (Latteire, 1998,
p. 31). In the seventeenth century, the breasts once again became the center of
female attractiveness over the belly. The breast stood as a symbol of power and
wealth at a time when mercantilism was on the rise in Europe (Latteire, 1998, p.
32). The corset, which was previously used to flatten the breasts, was used to push
in the stomach and push up the breasts (Winston, Website). Louis XIV of France s
personal taste was a factor in this, as he demanded lower necklines for all the court
women. He considered it a sign of respect to
U.s. Fast Food Industry
Industry Analysis
1.What are the primary driving forces in the U.S. fast food industry in 2004?
Answer:
The primary driving forces in the US fast food industry in 2004 are listed below
Health Consciousness of Consumers/Change in eating habits: Many consumers
decided to start eating healthy and wanted food that are low in fat content, that has
low cholesterol and fewer carbs. Many of the fast food companies especially the
hamburger segments started to introduce grilled chicken sandwiches, salads and other
low carbs burgers to appeal to the health conscious consumers.
Flat industry Sales: The industry growth rate average was 3%, an indicator that the
industry has matured and on the other hand, lower growth rates have increased ...
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They also engaged in merger or acquisition to boost sales and increase profitability.
Diversification: Many in the fast food industry are now diversifying outside their
main core products and venturing into other products as a means of increasing sales
and as a smart growth strategy. For example, Pizza hut started selling chicken wings
and other non pizza items, McDonalds, Wendy s, burger king( to mention a few)
started selling chicken sandwiches, McDonald for example started selling burritos
breakfast, ice cream, yoghurt etc. This has made products seen as substitutes now as
direct competitors because of diversification.
2.Using Porter s Five Forces Model, assess the strength of each competitive force in
the fast food industry.
Answer:
A.Suppliers (Weak Force): As seen in the Yum! Brands case study, the suppliers are a
weak force because
Since KFC buys in large volumes, it therefore gets the power to negotiate for a very
Industry Analysis
1.What are the primary driving forces in the U.S. fast food industry in 2004?
Answer:
The primary driving forces in the US fast food industry in 2004 are listed below
Health Consciousness of Consumers/Change in eating habits: Many consumers
decided to start eating healthy and wanted food that are low in fat content, that has
low cholesterol and fewer carbs. Many of the fast food companies especially the
hamburger segments started to introduce grilled chicken sandwiches, salads and other
low carbs burgers to appeal to the health conscious consumers.
Flat industry Sales: The industry growth rate average was 3%, an indicator that the
industry has matured and on the other hand, lower growth rates have increased ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They also engaged in merger or acquisition to boost sales and increase profitability.
Diversification: Many in the fast food industry are now diversifying outside their
main core products and venturing into other products as a means of increasing sales
and as a smart growth strategy. For example, Pizza hut started selling chicken wings
and other non pizza items, McDonalds, Wendy s, burger king( to mention a few)
started selling chicken sandwiches, McDonald for example started selling burritos
breakfast, ice cream, yoghurt etc. This has made products seen as substitutes now as
direct competitors because of diversification.
2.Using Porter s Five Forces Model, assess the strength of each competitive force in
the fast food industry.
Answer:
A.Suppliers (Weak Force): As seen in the Yum! Brands case study, the suppliers are a
weak force because
Since KFC buys in large volumes, it therefore gets the power to negotiate for a very
The Heroes Of Joe Rantz
Heroes are leaders who are brave, strong willed, and bold. Ordinary people can be
heroes if they have the perseverance to extraordinary actions. Heroes are people
who put others needs before their own. These individuals sacrifice themselves for
others. They rise up from rock bottom to do ground breaking actions that no one
believed that they could. To many, Joe Rantz is considered a true hero for never
giving up when others gave up on him.
The life of Joe Rantz was very hectic and filled with many changes. He was born on
March 34th, 1914 in Spokane, Washington to Nellie and Harry Rantz. He lived a
relatively easygoing and normal life up till the age of 4 when his mother died. After
the death of his mother Joe Rantz moved many times ... Show more content on
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So Joe s life in exile began. Although Joe was able to care for himself, his life had
become sad, narrow, and lonely. On a stormy day in November of 1924 Joe s life
yet again changed. Thula had gone into labor with their third child but it took all
night for them to get to the doctor so that she could deliver their first girl, Rose.
That was Thula s last straw.. A few weeks later they packed up once again, picked
up Joe from the school house and went live in Thula s parent s basement in Alki
Point, Seattle. By 1925 Harry bought an auto repair and tire shop in Sequim,
Washington. He was enrolled at the school in Sequim which he attended everyday,
this is where he met his childhood sweetheart and the woman that he would
eventually marry, Joyce Simdars. One day when Joe was coming back from
school he saw his family in their black car as if they were never coming back.
Harry told Joe that they were leaving and that since Joe was all grown up he was
going to stay in Sequim, alone. So yet again Joe was abandoned in a half finished
house with no money and no one to help him. Soon after, he got a job working for
one of his neighbors to help cut wood. In the summer of 1923, Joe got a letter from
his brother Fred who was now living in Seattle asking Joe to come live with them. So
Joe left Sequim and went to live with his brother in Seattle. While attending the
Roosevelt High School, Joe joined the gymnastic team.
Heroes are leaders who are brave, strong willed, and bold. Ordinary people can be
heroes if they have the perseverance to extraordinary actions. Heroes are people
who put others needs before their own. These individuals sacrifice themselves for
others. They rise up from rock bottom to do ground breaking actions that no one
believed that they could. To many, Joe Rantz is considered a true hero for never
giving up when others gave up on him.
The life of Joe Rantz was very hectic and filled with many changes. He was born on
March 34th, 1914 in Spokane, Washington to Nellie and Harry Rantz. He lived a
relatively easygoing and normal life up till the age of 4 when his mother died. After
the death of his mother Joe Rantz moved many times ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So Joe s life in exile began. Although Joe was able to care for himself, his life had
become sad, narrow, and lonely. On a stormy day in November of 1924 Joe s life
yet again changed. Thula had gone into labor with their third child but it took all
night for them to get to the doctor so that she could deliver their first girl, Rose.
That was Thula s last straw.. A few weeks later they packed up once again, picked
up Joe from the school house and went live in Thula s parent s basement in Alki
Point, Seattle. By 1925 Harry bought an auto repair and tire shop in Sequim,
Washington. He was enrolled at the school in Sequim which he attended everyday,
this is where he met his childhood sweetheart and the woman that he would
eventually marry, Joyce Simdars. One day when Joe was coming back from
school he saw his family in their black car as if they were never coming back.
Harry told Joe that they were leaving and that since Joe was all grown up he was
going to stay in Sequim, alone. So yet again Joe was abandoned in a half finished
house with no money and no one to help him. Soon after, he got a job working for
one of his neighbors to help cut wood. In the summer of 1923, Joe got a letter from
his brother Fred who was now living in Seattle asking Joe to come live with them. So
Joe left Sequim and went to live with his brother in Seattle. While attending the
Roosevelt High School, Joe joined the gymnastic team.
Essay about Black Hearts Brigade by Jim Frederick
The story of the Black Hearts Brigade, told by Jim Frederick, starts out with the 1st
Battalion of the 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division in the
summer of 2005. The author starts with a brief chapter of the events that unfolded
when four soldiers of this battalion went to a house, raped a girl and killed her and
her family. In the first part of the book Frederick explains the grand strategy the US
was taking in Iraq at the time, the history of the area named the triangle of death, and
how the 1 502nd did in their pre deployment training. The main focus in Iraq at the
time was getting south Baghdad under control. South Baghdad, otherwise known as
the triangle of death, had a very rich history due to its location (right... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
First contact actually came from the Alamo. First contact really showed the soldiers
the seriousness of their situation. As the soldiers started to fortify their positions,
grooming standards dropped which caused strife between battalion, company and
platoon level leadership.
In the next part of the book Frederick talks about continued strife between all levels
of leadership and the establishment of the TCPs. There were 6 TCPs, or tactical
control points, in the AO. The TCPs went against mostly everything the army trains
for by doctrine. They were sparsely manned, fixed positions that the men felt more
vulnerable at than anything. They would continue to be the center of many issues
that arise in the future of their deployment. With the TCPs adding more friction in the
battalion relationship communication lines got more and more strained. Conflict
between the company commanders and the battalion commander during garrison
time was ten times as worse during wartime. Kunk and the company commanders
continued to create a gap in their relationship that led to very unfavorable operating
positions for future operations.
The next part of the book detailed a very sharp decline in the morale and unit
cohesion of Bravo Company, but primarily first platoon. The death of Nelson and
Casica was the first. Nelson and Casica died when a shooter opened fire on a TCP
with a 9mm at
The story of the Black Hearts Brigade, told by Jim Frederick, starts out with the 1st
Battalion of the 502nd Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division in the
summer of 2005. The author starts with a brief chapter of the events that unfolded
when four soldiers of this battalion went to a house, raped a girl and killed her and
her family. In the first part of the book Frederick explains the grand strategy the US
was taking in Iraq at the time, the history of the area named the triangle of death, and
how the 1 502nd did in their pre deployment training. The main focus in Iraq at the
time was getting south Baghdad under control. South Baghdad, otherwise known as
the triangle of death, had a very rich history due to its location (right... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
First contact actually came from the Alamo. First contact really showed the soldiers
the seriousness of their situation. As the soldiers started to fortify their positions,
grooming standards dropped which caused strife between battalion, company and
platoon level leadership.
In the next part of the book Frederick talks about continued strife between all levels
of leadership and the establishment of the TCPs. There were 6 TCPs, or tactical
control points, in the AO. The TCPs went against mostly everything the army trains
for by doctrine. They were sparsely manned, fixed positions that the men felt more
vulnerable at than anything. They would continue to be the center of many issues
that arise in the future of their deployment. With the TCPs adding more friction in the
battalion relationship communication lines got more and more strained. Conflict
between the company commanders and the battalion commander during garrison
time was ten times as worse during wartime. Kunk and the company commanders
continued to create a gap in their relationship that led to very unfavorable operating
positions for future operations.
The next part of the book detailed a very sharp decline in the morale and unit
cohesion of Bravo Company, but primarily first platoon. The death of Nelson and
Casica was the first. Nelson and Casica died when a shooter opened fire on a TCP
with a 9mm at
Beowulf As An Epic Hero Essay
Every epic hero possesses certain heroic characteristics. Beowulf, like other epic
heroes, possesses the following heroic qualities: epic heroes are superhuman types
of beings. They have a noble birth and show great bravery. They display great
intelligence and resourcefulness. They have a reverence for G d and for the values
of their society. They are dominant male figures and suffer severe pain, but in the
end, they conquer evil (Vivone 9/27/99). In addition to Beowulfs heroic qualities, he
is very strong. Beowulf was said to have the strength of thirty [men] in his mighty
handgrip (Bloom11). Early proof of Beowulf s extraordinary strength is evidenced by
his dismemberment of Grendel s limb, the fightin the cave under water, and the...
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In the morning, warriors look for the body of Grendel by following his bloody trail.
They cannot find his body and turn back. Hrothgar s men finally think that they no
longer will be plagued with the presence of the monster and that now they can sleep
in peace.
However, their sleep did not last long. During the night, Grendel s mother came to
avenge her son s death. She enters the hall and grabs Aeschere and her son s arm.
Beowulf goes to follow her and swims for an entire day in her pool before he sees
the bottom of the mere. When Beowulf descends into Grendel s mere, he loses
ground as the fight progresses. It is then assumed that Beowulf is fighting
desperately for his life. Then, the water closed over him. It was the space of a day,
before he could see the bottom of the mere (Burlin 121). The hero s physical
powers grow far beyond human dimensions. Beowulf is about to attempt to use a
weapon although they were useless against her; then he saw, hanging on the wall, a
heavy sword...but so massive that no ordinary man could life its carved and
decorated length (72). Once he is in Grendel s mother s mere, Beowulf remains
underwater for more than a day (Burlin 120). Finally, Beowulf kills Grendel s
mother, and her blood melts his sword (Bloom 16).
Thus far, Beowulf has killed two man like monsters. Beowulf s last battle with a
dragon is the final substantial fantastic element in this epic poem. W.P. Ker, a
nineteenth century critic, asserts the dragons are
Every epic hero possesses certain heroic characteristics. Beowulf, like other epic
heroes, possesses the following heroic qualities: epic heroes are superhuman types
of beings. They have a noble birth and show great bravery. They display great
intelligence and resourcefulness. They have a reverence for G d and for the values
of their society. They are dominant male figures and suffer severe pain, but in the
end, they conquer evil (Vivone 9/27/99). In addition to Beowulfs heroic qualities, he
is very strong. Beowulf was said to have the strength of thirty [men] in his mighty
handgrip (Bloom11). Early proof of Beowulf s extraordinary strength is evidenced by
his dismemberment of Grendel s limb, the fightin the cave under water, and the...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the morning, warriors look for the body of Grendel by following his bloody trail.
They cannot find his body and turn back. Hrothgar s men finally think that they no
longer will be plagued with the presence of the monster and that now they can sleep
in peace.
However, their sleep did not last long. During the night, Grendel s mother came to
avenge her son s death. She enters the hall and grabs Aeschere and her son s arm.
Beowulf goes to follow her and swims for an entire day in her pool before he sees
the bottom of the mere. When Beowulf descends into Grendel s mere, he loses
ground as the fight progresses. It is then assumed that Beowulf is fighting
desperately for his life. Then, the water closed over him. It was the space of a day,
before he could see the bottom of the mere (Burlin 121). The hero s physical
powers grow far beyond human dimensions. Beowulf is about to attempt to use a
weapon although they were useless against her; then he saw, hanging on the wall, a
heavy sword...but so massive that no ordinary man could life its carved and
decorated length (72). Once he is in Grendel s mother s mere, Beowulf remains
underwater for more than a day (Burlin 120). Finally, Beowulf kills Grendel s
mother, and her blood melts his sword (Bloom 16).
Thus far, Beowulf has killed two man like monsters. Beowulf s last battle with a
dragon is the final substantial fantastic element in this epic poem. W.P. Ker, a
nineteenth century critic, asserts the dragons are
Year Round School Year Research Paper
Have you ever thought of what it would be like to have a year round school year,
as oppose to having one long summer break. Before you go denouncing the idea,
put some thought into it. Now the first problem with a 12 month school year is that,
as you may think, you have many more days of school. Well this is commenly
believed to be fact, it is not. Much less known about a year long schoolyear is that
summer break is split up into a short break every few months, so their is still the
same amount of days, just in a longer timeframe. Secondly, we students know that
we work hard, and I mean hard, in school. What if I told you that over summer
break you lose, on average, ONE ENTIRE MONTH of knowledge. With a 12 month
school year this problem
Have you ever thought of what it would be like to have a year round school year,
as oppose to having one long summer break. Before you go denouncing the idea,
put some thought into it. Now the first problem with a 12 month school year is that,
as you may think, you have many more days of school. Well this is commenly
believed to be fact, it is not. Much less known about a year long schoolyear is that
summer break is split up into a short break every few months, so their is still the
same amount of days, just in a longer timeframe. Secondly, we students know that
we work hard, and I mean hard, in school. What if I told you that over summer
break you lose, on average, ONE ENTIRE MONTH of knowledge. With a 12 month
school year this problem
Explain How Individuals Are Taught To Become Good
Leaders
1.What is your initial reaction to the question, Are leaders born or can they be taught?
I personally thought and think that anyone can be a leader. I feel this way because
there are different kinds of leaders. I also think leaders can be taught by learning
from examples set forth from other great leaders.
2.Now, use the Internet and find at least three articles or sites that discuss leadership.
Based on your work, how is leadership defined? What are some of the best practices
of leaders?
Based on the information that I found leadership means a person who is able to
motivate, direct others to achieve goals and inspire along the way. One of the
practices that stood out to me was helping people to achieve what they think is the
impossible. Another practice I found to be amazing is being a leader is lifting others
up and serving those who work with you.
3.Using the Internet, define successful leaders from the past 50 years, the past 25
years, and finally, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Explain how individuals are taught to become good leaders.
Leadership can be taught to the individuals that are willing to learn. They practice
by learning from mistakes and gaining experience along the way. Most leaders learn
from examples of other leaders. Additionally, Leaders never stop learning enabling a
person to become the kind of leader they want to be.
6. Finally, are individuals mostly born or are they taught to become successful
leaders? Explain. I think that most leaders are taught to lead. While a person may
have more of an outgoing personality trait than others it does not mean they cannot
be great leaders. As long as a individual is open to new learning experiences they are
able to lead. I do not think that people are just born to lead, a leader needs real world
education and experience. As long as, people are willing to learn every step of the
way and keep their work environment positive. By providing coaching and training
to help a person to be able to lead by
Leaders
1.What is your initial reaction to the question, Are leaders born or can they be taught?
I personally thought and think that anyone can be a leader. I feel this way because
there are different kinds of leaders. I also think leaders can be taught by learning
from examples set forth from other great leaders.
2.Now, use the Internet and find at least three articles or sites that discuss leadership.
Based on your work, how is leadership defined? What are some of the best practices
of leaders?
Based on the information that I found leadership means a person who is able to
motivate, direct others to achieve goals and inspire along the way. One of the
practices that stood out to me was helping people to achieve what they think is the
impossible. Another practice I found to be amazing is being a leader is lifting others
up and serving those who work with you.
3.Using the Internet, define successful leaders from the past 50 years, the past 25
years, and finally, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Explain how individuals are taught to become good leaders.
Leadership can be taught to the individuals that are willing to learn. They practice
by learning from mistakes and gaining experience along the way. Most leaders learn
from examples of other leaders. Additionally, Leaders never stop learning enabling a
person to become the kind of leader they want to be.
6. Finally, are individuals mostly born or are they taught to become successful
leaders? Explain. I think that most leaders are taught to lead. While a person may
have more of an outgoing personality trait than others it does not mean they cannot
be great leaders. As long as a individual is open to new learning experiences they are
able to lead. I do not think that people are just born to lead, a leader needs real world
education and experience. As long as, people are willing to learn every step of the
way and keep their work environment positive. By providing coaching and training
to help a person to be able to lead by
Analysis Of The Necklace And Mathilde Loisel
Ever met someone so dreadful that they were considered pushy or even rueful?
Well, if so stay tuned because this essay will be over just exactly that, but only
about a necklace and Mathilde Loisel. In the story The Necklace (Maupassant)
Mathilde Loisel is a poverty stricken beautiful women, who gets to go to a ball with
her husband. But with being poor her pride gets the best of her. Meaning, she wants a
expensive ball gownfor husband to buy her but, she can t have a ball gown without
a necklace, so she borrows a necklace from her very high end friend. As the night of
the ball come to an end Loisel realizes that her friends diamond necklace is missing
and now she has to work everyday for the rest of her life just to pay the necklaceoff.
With that being said Loisel has many personality conflict which only interfere with
life story. Loisel would be considered pushy because she pushed her husband to buy
her a new fancy dressand she also would be considered rueful because of all the
regret she had in her life when she lost the diamond necklace.
Mathilde Loisel was not only rueful but she was pushy to get what she desired and
to hide her poverty filled life. It s nothing.It s just that I have no evening dress and
so I can t go to the party ...How much would a evening dress cost? Hard to say I
could manage around 400 frances. He went pale.. Loisel didn t want to go to the
ball her husband worked so hard to get ticket for because she didn t have a fancy
enough dress to
Ever met someone so dreadful that they were considered pushy or even rueful?
Well, if so stay tuned because this essay will be over just exactly that, but only
about a necklace and Mathilde Loisel. In the story The Necklace (Maupassant)
Mathilde Loisel is a poverty stricken beautiful women, who gets to go to a ball with
her husband. But with being poor her pride gets the best of her. Meaning, she wants a
expensive ball gownfor husband to buy her but, she can t have a ball gown without
a necklace, so she borrows a necklace from her very high end friend. As the night of
the ball come to an end Loisel realizes that her friends diamond necklace is missing
and now she has to work everyday for the rest of her life just to pay the necklaceoff.
With that being said Loisel has many personality conflict which only interfere with
life story. Loisel would be considered pushy because she pushed her husband to buy
her a new fancy dressand she also would be considered rueful because of all the
regret she had in her life when she lost the diamond necklace.
Mathilde Loisel was not only rueful but she was pushy to get what she desired and
to hide her poverty filled life. It s nothing.It s just that I have no evening dress and
so I can t go to the party ...How much would a evening dress cost? Hard to say I
could manage around 400 frances. He went pale.. Loisel didn t want to go to the
ball her husband worked so hard to get ticket for because she didn t have a fancy
enough dress to
World War Z Change
A basic tenet in both fiction and in life is that change is inevitable, and for better or
worse, it s going to happen. In the novel World War Z, lots of things are changing:
society is on the verge of collapse, social hierarchy and status quo are thrown on their
heads, and geopolitical relations devolve drastically, but valiantly manage to save the
remaining thread of humanity. Evident changes and progressions in theme are to be
expected in a novel, but a trickier task is to appropriate this changeand apply its
meaning to specific situations in our everyday lives. The transition from high school
to being a freshman in college is one such scenario. There are certain aspects of
human nature thematically explored in World War Z that do... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In World War Z, education as a theme is almost exclusively based in an unfortunate
trial and error. From the progression of zombie fighting techniques revolutionized
from the failure at Yonkers to the triumph at Hope, to adoption of the Redeker
Plan, it was impossible not to notice that experimentation began to begat success.
Humanity began to learn from their past mistakes, and apply hard earned
knowledge in practical ways to limit loss of resources and life, which really is the
essence of education. This being my freshman year at West Virginia University,
there are no shortage of things that offer this sort of practical life experience, based
in a trial and error of sorts. As a pharmacy undergrad, I realize the importance of
broadening intellectual horizons, deepening my knowledge of chemistry and
biology, because peoples well being depends on it. Much like individual efforts in
the Zombie War, my effort is necessary to provide a practical service to others, and
if my service could make even the least difference to someone in need, then it is a
welcome
A basic tenet in both fiction and in life is that change is inevitable, and for better or
worse, it s going to happen. In the novel World War Z, lots of things are changing:
society is on the verge of collapse, social hierarchy and status quo are thrown on their
heads, and geopolitical relations devolve drastically, but valiantly manage to save the
remaining thread of humanity. Evident changes and progressions in theme are to be
expected in a novel, but a trickier task is to appropriate this changeand apply its
meaning to specific situations in our everyday lives. The transition from high school
to being a freshman in college is one such scenario. There are certain aspects of
human nature thematically explored in World War Z that do... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In World War Z, education as a theme is almost exclusively based in an unfortunate
trial and error. From the progression of zombie fighting techniques revolutionized
from the failure at Yonkers to the triumph at Hope, to adoption of the Redeker
Plan, it was impossible not to notice that experimentation began to begat success.
Humanity began to learn from their past mistakes, and apply hard earned
knowledge in practical ways to limit loss of resources and life, which really is the
essence of education. This being my freshman year at West Virginia University,
there are no shortage of things that offer this sort of practical life experience, based
in a trial and error of sorts. As a pharmacy undergrad, I realize the importance of
broadening intellectual horizons, deepening my knowledge of chemistry and
biology, because peoples well being depends on it. Much like individual efforts in
the Zombie War, my effort is necessary to provide a practical service to others, and
if my service could make even the least difference to someone in need, then it is a
welcome
Who Is The Pardoner In The Canterbury Tales
In the Prologue of The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer gave the readers different
characterizations of the many pilgrims that joined him as they went from London to
Canterbury in honor of St. Thomas Г Ў Becket. As he went on about each of the
pilgrims, one in particular was more evil compared to them all. The Pardoner came
across as the most intriguing one who went on the pilgrimage. He was a man of
great greed and the readers wanted to know why he was at the hindmost order of
the pilgrimage. If he was supposed to be of great nature and a man people could
come to when they needed to seek out Christ, then he should not have been at the
end of the pilgrimage order. A Pardoner is someone who goes about the township or
countryside to sell pardons. The Pardoner was not as good as the other pilgrims
thought he was. Among his hypocritical physical feature, he was a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pardons that the Pardoner was to sell were pieces of paper that the bishop s
signature on them, permitting the conveyer to pardon for their sins. As the
readers kept reading the prologue of the Pardoner, they learned that he did not
necessarily care about do his job. The readers learned his character when he told
them that greed is the root of all evil. He only cared to make a mockery of
everyone else for his selfish needs. The Pardoner wanted to cash in on religion in
any way he can, and he did that by selling palpable, substantial objects. His greed
controlled his life and took over the wellbeing he once had in him. His greedy
ways only were going to hurt him, but he sold any relic he could for profit.
Whether it were slips of paper that promise forgiveness of pardons or animal bones
that people can twine around their necklines as charms against the evil spirit. The
greed the Pardoner had in him played a significant role when it came to the tale he
told while traveling to
In the Prologue of The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer gave the readers different
characterizations of the many pilgrims that joined him as they went from London to
Canterbury in honor of St. Thomas Г Ў Becket. As he went on about each of the
pilgrims, one in particular was more evil compared to them all. The Pardoner came
across as the most intriguing one who went on the pilgrimage. He was a man of
great greed and the readers wanted to know why he was at the hindmost order of
the pilgrimage. If he was supposed to be of great nature and a man people could
come to when they needed to seek out Christ, then he should not have been at the
end of the pilgrimage order. A Pardoner is someone who goes about the township or
countryside to sell pardons. The Pardoner was not as good as the other pilgrims
thought he was. Among his hypocritical physical feature, he was a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pardons that the Pardoner was to sell were pieces of paper that the bishop s
signature on them, permitting the conveyer to pardon for their sins. As the
readers kept reading the prologue of the Pardoner, they learned that he did not
necessarily care about do his job. The readers learned his character when he told
them that greed is the root of all evil. He only cared to make a mockery of
everyone else for his selfish needs. The Pardoner wanted to cash in on religion in
any way he can, and he did that by selling palpable, substantial objects. His greed
controlled his life and took over the wellbeing he once had in him. His greedy
ways only were going to hurt him, but he sold any relic he could for profit.
Whether it were slips of paper that promise forgiveness of pardons or animal bones
that people can twine around their necklines as charms against the evil spirit. The
greed the Pardoner had in him played a significant role when it came to the tale he
told while traveling to
What Is The Myth Of Sisyphus
The bus was silent, no one daring to speak. We had just suffered the first loss in
more than 10 years to one of the competing schools to make it to the state tournament
for tennis. This bus ride home from the tournament in Green Bay gave me sufficient
time to reflect on my matches and on the sport as a whole.
Tennis is a sport of repetition. You play points over and over again until a match is
complete, matches until a tournament is complete, and then the whole process
repeats a couple weeks later. This reminded me of the myth of Sisyphus. Sisyphus
was a kind who upon his death was tasked with rolling a boulder up a hill.
However, as soon as he pushed the stone to the top it rolled back down to the bottom
and he had to start again. While this is seen as a punishment in the myth I see it as a
blessing. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In playing tennis I am essentially Sisyphus, repeating the same process over and
over for hours and then doing it again. This is a blessing because we have the free
will to associate value to something inherently valueless and put effort and time into it
to make ourselves better. So by giving Sisyphus this task to repeat endlessly for
eternity, they actually blessed him by giving him something to attach meaning to. In
the same way tennis gives me something to attach meaning to and better myself
through a game that will not improve me academically or as a person. Tennis has
given me something to work and improve at and attach meaning to which fulfills me.
I have tasked myself with the unachievable goal of perfection and it has brought me
more happiness and achievement than almost anything else in my
The bus was silent, no one daring to speak. We had just suffered the first loss in
more than 10 years to one of the competing schools to make it to the state tournament
for tennis. This bus ride home from the tournament in Green Bay gave me sufficient
time to reflect on my matches and on the sport as a whole.
Tennis is a sport of repetition. You play points over and over again until a match is
complete, matches until a tournament is complete, and then the whole process
repeats a couple weeks later. This reminded me of the myth of Sisyphus. Sisyphus
was a kind who upon his death was tasked with rolling a boulder up a hill.
However, as soon as he pushed the stone to the top it rolled back down to the bottom
and he had to start again. While this is seen as a punishment in the myth I see it as a
blessing. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In playing tennis I am essentially Sisyphus, repeating the same process over and
over for hours and then doing it again. This is a blessing because we have the free
will to associate value to something inherently valueless and put effort and time into it
to make ourselves better. So by giving Sisyphus this task to repeat endlessly for
eternity, they actually blessed him by giving him something to attach meaning to. In
the same way tennis gives me something to attach meaning to and better myself
through a game that will not improve me academically or as a person. Tennis has
given me something to work and improve at and attach meaning to which fulfills me.
I have tasked myself with the unachievable goal of perfection and it has brought me
more happiness and achievement than almost anything else in my
Adult Day Care Research Paper
Ideal Community Care Adult Day Care
Amira Black
Community Volunteerism
Ms. Foreman
Rust College
November 12, 2017
Community care services help people who need care and support to live with dignity
and independence in the community and to avoid isolation. The services are aimed at
the elderly and those who have mental illness, learning disabilities and physical
disabilities. Adult Day Care Centers are made to give care and company for the
elderly who need assistance during the day. Adult day care offers activities, meals,
and some health related services.
It s hard to guess the movement of an elderly persons health. Health care needs that
seem doable can change into strict conditions serious attention, AgingCare.com states.
Without supervision, issues such as dementia, incontinence can cause health risks to
an elderly person. Making the decision to be a caregiver doesn t ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The National Institute on Adult Day Care (NIAD) is officially organized as an
NCOA unit. 400 NCOA members join. In the 1980s the first National Adult Day
Care Center Week is recognized by Congress and proclaimed by the President.
NCOA publishes the 1st edition of national voluntary Standards for Adult Day
Care.NCOA/NIAD conducts a nationwide survey of 1,400 adult day centers; the
findings are submitted to HCFA.Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) launches
the Dementia Care and Respite Services Program to establish the benefits of adult
day care.
Adult day care centers are designed for older people who need help everyday
things, or who are alone and lonesome. At adult daycares, older people are able to
hang out with others while accepting the needed care services. It s mainly helpful
for certain older people who can no longer do everyday things, want to talk to people
cannot be trusted at home for long periods of
Ideal Community Care Adult Day Care
Amira Black
Community Volunteerism
Ms. Foreman
Rust College
November 12, 2017
Community care services help people who need care and support to live with dignity
and independence in the community and to avoid isolation. The services are aimed at
the elderly and those who have mental illness, learning disabilities and physical
disabilities. Adult Day Care Centers are made to give care and company for the
elderly who need assistance during the day. Adult day care offers activities, meals,
and some health related services.
It s hard to guess the movement of an elderly persons health. Health care needs that
seem doable can change into strict conditions serious attention, AgingCare.com states.
Without supervision, issues such as dementia, incontinence can cause health risks to
an elderly person. Making the decision to be a caregiver doesn t ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The National Institute on Adult Day Care (NIAD) is officially organized as an
NCOA unit. 400 NCOA members join. In the 1980s the first National Adult Day
Care Center Week is recognized by Congress and proclaimed by the President.
NCOA publishes the 1st edition of national voluntary Standards for Adult Day
Care.NCOA/NIAD conducts a nationwide survey of 1,400 adult day centers; the
findings are submitted to HCFA.Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) launches
the Dementia Care and Respite Services Program to establish the benefits of adult
day care.
Adult day care centers are designed for older people who need help everyday
things, or who are alone and lonesome. At adult daycares, older people are able to
hang out with others while accepting the needed care services. It s mainly helpful
for certain older people who can no longer do everyday things, want to talk to people
cannot be trusted at home for long periods of
Immigration To America After 1924
Immigration The United States has the most open immigration policy in the world
according to the Center for Immigration Studies. Immigration is regulated by the
federal government since 1875, and the immigration service was established in 1891
to handle the increase in immigration into the United States. The amount of people
immigrating to the United Statescontinued to increase, so Congress introduced a new
immigrationpolicy called the National Origins Quota system which was passed in
1921 and revised in 1924. This new law limited the amount of people immigration
into the United States by giving each nationality a quota based on its representation
in the U.S census, and in 1924 the Border Patrol was created as a part of the
Immigration service. Over the next 40 years after 1924 there was little immigration,
during the Great Depression net immigration actually dropped below zero. After
World War II immigration continued to remain low because of the National Origins
Quota system, and in 1952 the National Origins Quota system and all of the other
immigration and naturalization laws were combined into the Immigration and
Nationality Act. The national origins system was replaced by Preference system in
1965 which was created to unite immigrant families and attract skilled immigrants to
America; now people who are immigrating to America mostly come from Asia and
Latin America, the new preference system created in 1965 also limited the visas that
Immigration The United States has the most open immigration policy in the world
according to the Center for Immigration Studies. Immigration is regulated by the
federal government since 1875, and the immigration service was established in 1891
to handle the increase in immigration into the United States. The amount of people
immigrating to the United Statescontinued to increase, so Congress introduced a new
immigrationpolicy called the National Origins Quota system which was passed in
1921 and revised in 1924. This new law limited the amount of people immigration
into the United States by giving each nationality a quota based on its representation
in the U.S census, and in 1924 the Border Patrol was created as a part of the
Immigration service. Over the next 40 years after 1924 there was little immigration,
during the Great Depression net immigration actually dropped below zero. After
World War II immigration continued to remain low because of the National Origins
Quota system, and in 1952 the National Origins Quota system and all of the other
immigration and naturalization laws were combined into the Immigration and
Nationality Act. The national origins system was replaced by Preference system in
1965 which was created to unite immigrant families and attract skilled immigrants to
America; now people who are immigrating to America mostly come from Asia and
Latin America, the new preference system created in 1965 also limited the visas that
The Characteristics Of The Snow Leopards
Michael Duvall
Ms. Beary
Environmental Science 5th
10 November 2017
Snow Leopards The world is full of many diverse animals. They all have many
unique attributes. Some are carnivores. Others are herbivores. Many are indigenous
to certain biomes. Some are thriving in population, while others are on the brink of
extinction. All animals have their specialties in surviving. One such unique animal is
the snow leopard. The snow leopard is fighting for its existence against many
obstacles. The snow leopard has many adaptations to its biome. This animal is very
unique and scarce. The snow leopard is indigenous to the mountains of Central Asia.
Their habitat is in total two million kilometers. The habitat crosses twelve different
countries. These countries include China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia, India,
Bhutan, Mongolia, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan.
This mountain range is called the Himalayas. Snow leopards are located between
three thousand and five thousand four hundred meters above sea level, except in
Russia and mongolia where they are found at one thousand meters. The climate at
this elevation is typically dry and cold. Because of this, only small shrubs and
grasses can grow on the steep slopes of the mountain. This terrain is prefered for
the snow leopards. The cliffs, ravines, and rocky outcrops provide great cover and
clear views to aid in hunting. Each snow leopard lives within a defined home range.
In this range the
Michael Duvall
Ms. Beary
Environmental Science 5th
10 November 2017
Snow Leopards The world is full of many diverse animals. They all have many
unique attributes. Some are carnivores. Others are herbivores. Many are indigenous
to certain biomes. Some are thriving in population, while others are on the brink of
extinction. All animals have their specialties in surviving. One such unique animal is
the snow leopard. The snow leopard is fighting for its existence against many
obstacles. The snow leopard has many adaptations to its biome. This animal is very
unique and scarce. The snow leopard is indigenous to the mountains of Central Asia.
Their habitat is in total two million kilometers. The habitat crosses twelve different
countries. These countries include China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia, India,
Bhutan, Mongolia, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Tajikistan.
This mountain range is called the Himalayas. Snow leopards are located between
three thousand and five thousand four hundred meters above sea level, except in
Russia and mongolia where they are found at one thousand meters. The climate at
this elevation is typically dry and cold. Because of this, only small shrubs and
grasses can grow on the steep slopes of the mountain. This terrain is prefered for
the snow leopards. The cliffs, ravines, and rocky outcrops provide great cover and
clear views to aid in hunting. Each snow leopard lives within a defined home range.
In this range the
Implementation Of Project Management Methodology
1.Introduction
Project management methodology is a combination of sensibly related practices,
systems and procedures that decide how best to arrange, create, control and convey a
task all through the continuous execution process until effective completion and
termination. It is a logically demonstrated, precise and trained way to deal with
project design, execution and completion. The purpose of project methodology is to
take into consideration controlling the whole management process through powerful
choice making and critical thinking, while guaranteeing the success of particular
procedures, approaches, strategies, methods and technologies.
1.1Difference between a standard and a methodology
Methodology is a collection of methods, procedures and practices that are repeated
again and again, i.e. same practices are taken after on every project.
A Standard is a set of information areas which are viewed as great practices with in
the industry.
A general difference between standard and methodology is that methodology will
give a practical procedures for getting the project done while the standard will
manage the best practices took after with in that industry. A methodology is typically
a well designed framework while a standard is the best practice that have been tried
and implement with in the industry.
2.Overview of project management methodologies
a)PMBOK
The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) is a collection of
procedures and learning areas acknowledged as
1.Introduction
Project management methodology is a combination of sensibly related practices,
systems and procedures that decide how best to arrange, create, control and convey a
task all through the continuous execution process until effective completion and
termination. It is a logically demonstrated, precise and trained way to deal with
project design, execution and completion. The purpose of project methodology is to
take into consideration controlling the whole management process through powerful
choice making and critical thinking, while guaranteeing the success of particular
procedures, approaches, strategies, methods and technologies.
1.1Difference between a standard and a methodology
Methodology is a collection of methods, procedures and practices that are repeated
again and again, i.e. same practices are taken after on every project.
A Standard is a set of information areas which are viewed as great practices with in
the industry.
A general difference between standard and methodology is that methodology will
give a practical procedures for getting the project done while the standard will
manage the best practices took after with in that industry. A methodology is typically
a well designed framework while a standard is the best practice that have been tried
and implement with in the industry.
2.Overview of project management methodologies
a)PMBOK
The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) is a collection of
procedures and learning areas acknowledged as
Autonomic Nervous System Analysis
The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is a branch of the central nervous system
(CNS) that divides into two divisions. The sympathetic (SNS), fight or flight division,
and the parasympathetic (PNS), rest and digest division both seek to regulate
involuntary visceral motor control by transmitting their signals from the CNS to
cardiac muscles, the heart and blood vessels; smooth muscles, the stomach and
intestines; and glands, sweat and salivary. The SNS increases heart rate by
transmitting its impulses onto short, myelinated preganglionic neurons that trigger
the release of acetylcholine (ACh) onto nicotinic cholinergic receptors found on the
postganglionic cell. The impulse then travels along long, unmyelinated adrenergic
postganglionic neurons,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Baroreflex failure syndrome is a rear cardiovascular disease that prevents afferent
baroreceptor nerve cells from monitoring and regulation blood pressure.
Baroreceptors respond to high blood pressure by increasing their firing rate,
decreasing sympathetic outflow, heart rate, and contractility. This causes an increase
in parasympathetic outflow from the vagus nerve, which causes vasodilation, a
decrease in mean arterial pressure, and lowers blood pressure. Baroreceptors that are
found within the carotid sinus and aortic arch, and travel along the glossopharyngeal
and vagus nerves. They send their sensory input about blood pressure to the cardio
regulatory center of the medulla oblongata, and a sympathetic response leads
norepinephrine (NE) to bind to beta adrenergic receptors on autorhythmic cells to
increase Na+ permeability through funny channels, and Ca2+ permeability through T
type channels. This triggers a faster drift, a less negative membrane potential, and
increases the rate of sinoatrial (SA) node firing, and signal conductance. The exact
mechanism for initiation of the disease is still unknown, but recent studies have
hypothesized that the syndrome degrades neurons on both sides of the solitary tract
located in the medulla, and triggers cell necrosis of the glossopharyngeal and vagus
nerves. This cranial nerve damage impairs the
The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is a branch of the central nervous system
(CNS) that divides into two divisions. The sympathetic (SNS), fight or flight division,
and the parasympathetic (PNS), rest and digest division both seek to regulate
involuntary visceral motor control by transmitting their signals from the CNS to
cardiac muscles, the heart and blood vessels; smooth muscles, the stomach and
intestines; and glands, sweat and salivary. The SNS increases heart rate by
transmitting its impulses onto short, myelinated preganglionic neurons that trigger
the release of acetylcholine (ACh) onto nicotinic cholinergic receptors found on the
postganglionic cell. The impulse then travels along long, unmyelinated adrenergic
postganglionic neurons,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Baroreflex failure syndrome is a rear cardiovascular disease that prevents afferent
baroreceptor nerve cells from monitoring and regulation blood pressure.
Baroreceptors respond to high blood pressure by increasing their firing rate,
decreasing sympathetic outflow, heart rate, and contractility. This causes an increase
in parasympathetic outflow from the vagus nerve, which causes vasodilation, a
decrease in mean arterial pressure, and lowers blood pressure. Baroreceptors that are
found within the carotid sinus and aortic arch, and travel along the glossopharyngeal
and vagus nerves. They send their sensory input about blood pressure to the cardio
regulatory center of the medulla oblongata, and a sympathetic response leads
norepinephrine (NE) to bind to beta adrenergic receptors on autorhythmic cells to
increase Na+ permeability through funny channels, and Ca2+ permeability through T
type channels. This triggers a faster drift, a less negative membrane potential, and
increases the rate of sinoatrial (SA) node firing, and signal conductance. The exact
mechanism for initiation of the disease is still unknown, but recent studies have
hypothesized that the syndrome degrades neurons on both sides of the solitary tract
located in the medulla, and triggers cell necrosis of the glossopharyngeal and vagus
nerves. This cranial nerve damage impairs the
Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
IV.Legalizing recreational marijuana is partly responsible for the rise in teenage
and adult use as well as accidents related to DUID. The rise in use and accidents
should be considered as this reflects back on the safety of our citizens.
A.The New York Times article speaks to various studies that were performed
relating to the adolescence use of marijuana nationwide and how users are getting
younger and younger, from 8 12th graders. Poison control center has seen an
increase in calls ad younger users are now experiencing marijuana and mixing herbs
to create a new drug. Dr. Christian Thurstone, medical director of adolescent
substance abuse treatment program at Denver Health and Hospital states we re
clearly seeing an increase in teenage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Legalizing marijuana would make the drug easily accessible, which could potential
lead to abuse and potential health effects in adolescence and adults that abuse the
drug. This law could potentially increase crimes and the number of arrests for
driving under the influence of drugs, which puts the safety of our citizens at risk.
States should consider their options in order to fight legalizing of marijuana in their
states. This paper provides some concepts around the impacts a state could incur and
encourages the state to look beyond dollars earned and to ensure the state understands
some of the impacts associated such as higher accidents and fatalities, increased
criminal activity and a higher number homeless people. This could be solved by
maintaining the federal regulations on controlled substances by the federal
government. It is encouraged that the state careful consider if this is a viable option
for the state and consider enhancing the policies around medicinal marijuana
IV.Legalizing recreational marijuana is partly responsible for the rise in teenage
and adult use as well as accidents related to DUID. The rise in use and accidents
should be considered as this reflects back on the safety of our citizens.
A.The New York Times article speaks to various studies that were performed
relating to the adolescence use of marijuana nationwide and how users are getting
younger and younger, from 8 12th graders. Poison control center has seen an
increase in calls ad younger users are now experiencing marijuana and mixing herbs
to create a new drug. Dr. Christian Thurstone, medical director of adolescent
substance abuse treatment program at Denver Health and Hospital states we re
clearly seeing an increase in teenage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Legalizing marijuana would make the drug easily accessible, which could potential
lead to abuse and potential health effects in adolescence and adults that abuse the
drug. This law could potentially increase crimes and the number of arrests for
driving under the influence of drugs, which puts the safety of our citizens at risk.
States should consider their options in order to fight legalizing of marijuana in their
states. This paper provides some concepts around the impacts a state could incur and
encourages the state to look beyond dollars earned and to ensure the state understands
some of the impacts associated such as higher accidents and fatalities, increased
criminal activity and a higher number homeless people. This could be solved by
maintaining the federal regulations on controlled substances by the federal
government. It is encouraged that the state careful consider if this is a viable option
for the state and consider enhancing the policies around medicinal marijuana
Sodium Nitrate Lab Report Solution
To start off, sodium nitrate is considered more soluble than sodium chloride. To start
off the experiment, a test tube is filled with exactly 10 mL of water. With a scooper,
add one scoop of sodium chloride and put a rubber stopper on the top of the test tube.
Shake the test tube until you no longer see substances at the bottom. Repeat the steps
for the sodium chlorideuntil the solution is no longer soluble and there is still some
at the bottom. Before the lab began, the amount of sodium chloride in the container
weighed 70.5 grams. After adding all four scoops of sodium chloride it was not
longer soluble. After adding the four scoops, the container weighed 67.6 grams and
the amount of the sodium chloride that was used was 2.9 grams. Next... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
To concluded, the sodium nitrate was more soluble than the sodium chloride because
it took 8.7 grams to saturate the sodium nitrate, while it took only 2.9 grams to
saturate the sodium chloride.
Conclusion: 1.) Are different substances equally soluble in water? Explain.
Different substances are not equally soluble in water because each substance
dissolves differently. For example the sodium nitrate took longer to dissolve than the
sodium chloride because they are different substances. Some substances also may
not dissolve at all in water. Also, substances have all different types of shapes and
sizes, and larger substances may take longer to dissolve than smaller ones.
2.) How could you use the property of solubility to help identify the type of matter?
There are many ways that one can use the property of solubility to help identify the
type of matter. One way is to put the matter into water and shake it to see if it is
soluble. Another way is to observe the matter and see the different shapes and colors
that it has. Seeing if it is soluble in water and by observing the colors and shape one
can narrow down what type of matter it is.
3.) What were two likely sources of error for this experiment?
There are many likely sources of error that could have occured while doing this
experiment. One error was that some of the substances were spilled on the table. The
substances were left on the table throughout the experiment and it was never cleaned
up.
To start off, sodium nitrate is considered more soluble than sodium chloride. To start
off the experiment, a test tube is filled with exactly 10 mL of water. With a scooper,
add one scoop of sodium chloride and put a rubber stopper on the top of the test tube.
Shake the test tube until you no longer see substances at the bottom. Repeat the steps
for the sodium chlorideuntil the solution is no longer soluble and there is still some
at the bottom. Before the lab began, the amount of sodium chloride in the container
weighed 70.5 grams. After adding all four scoops of sodium chloride it was not
longer soluble. After adding the four scoops, the container weighed 67.6 grams and
the amount of the sodium chloride that was used was 2.9 grams. Next... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
To concluded, the sodium nitrate was more soluble than the sodium chloride because
it took 8.7 grams to saturate the sodium nitrate, while it took only 2.9 grams to
saturate the sodium chloride.
Conclusion: 1.) Are different substances equally soluble in water? Explain.
Different substances are not equally soluble in water because each substance
dissolves differently. For example the sodium nitrate took longer to dissolve than the
sodium chloride because they are different substances. Some substances also may
not dissolve at all in water. Also, substances have all different types of shapes and
sizes, and larger substances may take longer to dissolve than smaller ones.
2.) How could you use the property of solubility to help identify the type of matter?
There are many ways that one can use the property of solubility to help identify the
type of matter. One way is to put the matter into water and shake it to see if it is
soluble. Another way is to observe the matter and see the different shapes and colors
that it has. Seeing if it is soluble in water and by observing the colors and shape one
can narrow down what type of matter it is.
3.) What were two likely sources of error for this experiment?
There are many likely sources of error that could have occured while doing this
experiment. One error was that some of the substances were spilled on the table. The
substances were left on the table throughout the experiment and it was never cleaned
up.
Bible Verse First Timothy
This research paper will examine the bible verse First Timothy 6:6 7.This paper
will tell the background history,of not only the verse but the background
information about the place the verse is talking about and the person who wrote it
/ the people receiving it. This paper will also talk about the genre of the book/verse
and compare it to some of the old testament.To conclude, I will reflect on this verse
and the explain why it is relevant for modern life. The Book 1st Timothy is written
by Paul, Paul wrote 3 pastoral letters on his 4th missionary journey.The three books
included First Timothy,Second Timothy and Titus. There is some confusion on
when First Timothy was written but it is believed that it was written around AD 62
66. The book was written from Paul to Timothy, was originally Paul asking Timothy
for a favor. First Timothy was one of the last books Paul wrote although he... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
God told Paul that even though the christians aren t the same religion they still have
the same God as the Jewish and that if you persecute his people he was persecuting
God himself.From then on Saul changed his name to Paul because of his rebirth into
Christianity.Once Paul became blind and was told to go to the city where he would
meet Ananias who was justifiably scared of him. With caution Ananias took Paul in
and cured his temporary blindness. Later Paul went to a church and met Barnabas
who he was sent out with to do missionary work. Both stayed together for a while
but then had a falling out. Paul went on three missions trips one with Barnabas, one
with Silas (later adding Timothy and Luke) and the last one with his team. Timothy
became one of the team leaders out of Paul s team and that is why he was trusted to
do run the church Paul was at before he
This research paper will examine the bible verse First Timothy 6:6 7.This paper
will tell the background history,of not only the verse but the background
information about the place the verse is talking about and the person who wrote it
/ the people receiving it. This paper will also talk about the genre of the book/verse
and compare it to some of the old testament.To conclude, I will reflect on this verse
and the explain why it is relevant for modern life. The Book 1st Timothy is written
by Paul, Paul wrote 3 pastoral letters on his 4th missionary journey.The three books
included First Timothy,Second Timothy and Titus. There is some confusion on
when First Timothy was written but it is believed that it was written around AD 62
66. The book was written from Paul to Timothy, was originally Paul asking Timothy
for a favor. First Timothy was one of the last books Paul wrote although he... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
God told Paul that even though the christians aren t the same religion they still have
the same God as the Jewish and that if you persecute his people he was persecuting
God himself.From then on Saul changed his name to Paul because of his rebirth into
Christianity.Once Paul became blind and was told to go to the city where he would
meet Ananias who was justifiably scared of him. With caution Ananias took Paul in
and cured his temporary blindness. Later Paul went to a church and met Barnabas
who he was sent out with to do missionary work. Both stayed together for a while
but then had a falling out. Paul went on three missions trips one with Barnabas, one
with Silas (later adding Timothy and Luke) and the last one with his team. Timothy
became one of the team leaders out of Paul s team and that is why he was trusted to
do run the church Paul was at before he
The Importance Of Government Regulations
Government regulation is important to society. A protection to both society and the
citizens, criminal law allows for government intervention on the daily issues of the
country
(Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 15). Regulations purposes listed here are just a
few:
Protecting the environment, regulating the marketplace, and regulating individuals
(Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 16 25). The government is concerned with the amount of damage
caused by human beings to earth. Water supplies are being damaged through
agricultural by products, industries are spewing chemicals in the air, water, and
ground, and the disposal of waste in our lands and water (Saunders and Bromwich,
2016, p. 16). The government regulates the destruction of earth by creating ways to
incentivize and protect the environment (Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 16).
In the marketplace, rich businesses cause white collar crimes. Fraud, scams, or
misleading advertisements are regulated by the government through criminal law
(Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 20 21). Furthermore, the government is obligated to regulate the
individuals within society (Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 23 25). Crime happens
because of human greed and corruption, and the government needs to set down rules
to prevent and protect the law abiding citizens. There will be three types of
government regulations that will be addressed. The first method of government
regulation is taxes (Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 27). By
Government regulation is important to society. A protection to both society and the
citizens, criminal law allows for government intervention on the daily issues of the
country
(Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 15). Regulations purposes listed here are just a
few:
Protecting the environment, regulating the marketplace, and regulating individuals
(Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 16 25). The government is concerned with the amount of damage
caused by human beings to earth. Water supplies are being damaged through
agricultural by products, industries are spewing chemicals in the air, water, and
ground, and the disposal of waste in our lands and water (Saunders and Bromwich,
2016, p. 16). The government regulates the destruction of earth by creating ways to
incentivize and protect the environment (Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 16).
In the marketplace, rich businesses cause white collar crimes. Fraud, scams, or
misleading advertisements are regulated by the government through criminal law
(Saunders and
Bromwich, 2016, p. 20 21). Furthermore, the government is obligated to regulate the
individuals within society (Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 23 25). Crime happens
because of human greed and corruption, and the government needs to set down rules
to prevent and protect the law abiding citizens. There will be three types of
government regulations that will be addressed. The first method of government
regulation is taxes (Saunders and Bromwich, 2016, p. 27). By
World War One Horror At Home Analysis
World War One: Horror at Home and On the Front LineWorld War One, to this day,
holds some of the most horrific events in all of world history. Susan R. Grayzel s
nonfiction work, The First World War A Brief History with Documents, gives first
hand accounts of the terrifying events that took place between 1914 and 1919 that
drastically changed the lives of all who were living during the time. The
documents created during this time effectively reveal the fear that radiated on the
home front and frontline as a result of newfound warfare and the first occurrence of
total war. In the beginning of World War One, there was widespread support for the
war. At first war was seen as cultural hygiene and a form of carrying out Social
Darwinism. Social Darwinism applied Charles Darwin s late 1800 s theory of
natural selection to present day society. People believed only the most capable of
adapting and changing should survive. Despite widespread support from most
counterparts, there were still those who obviously opposed. Russian poet, Anna
Akhmatova, warned and also accurately described the terrors of the war to come.
Her poem stated, Horrible times are near. Soon / we ll be crowded with fresh graves.
/ Expect famine, tremors,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pieces she included show the emotions and bravery of those living during the
First World War, along with the life altering fear and horror they encountered.
World War One held many first in terms of war. For the first time in history there
was total war, along with trench warfare and advanced technology forever changing
the way war was fought. The documents in Grayzel s work give a small glimpse
into the lives of those who were living during the Great War and exploits the
challenges and changes people endured during arguably the darkest time in world
World War One: Horror at Home and On the Front LineWorld War One, to this day,
holds some of the most horrific events in all of world history. Susan R. Grayzel s
nonfiction work, The First World War A Brief History with Documents, gives first
hand accounts of the terrifying events that took place between 1914 and 1919 that
drastically changed the lives of all who were living during the time. The
documents created during this time effectively reveal the fear that radiated on the
home front and frontline as a result of newfound warfare and the first occurrence of
total war. In the beginning of World War One, there was widespread support for the
war. At first war was seen as cultural hygiene and a form of carrying out Social
Darwinism. Social Darwinism applied Charles Darwin s late 1800 s theory of
natural selection to present day society. People believed only the most capable of
adapting and changing should survive. Despite widespread support from most
counterparts, there were still those who obviously opposed. Russian poet, Anna
Akhmatova, warned and also accurately described the terrors of the war to come.
Her poem stated, Horrible times are near. Soon / we ll be crowded with fresh graves.
/ Expect famine, tremors,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The pieces she included show the emotions and bravery of those living during the
First World War, along with the life altering fear and horror they encountered.
World War One held many first in terms of war. For the first time in history there
was total war, along with trench warfare and advanced technology forever changing
the way war was fought. The documents in Grayzel s work give a small glimpse
into the lives of those who were living during the Great War and exploits the
challenges and changes people endured during arguably the darkest time in world
Naval Audit Case Paper
Purpose: To obtain and summarize any applicable portions of 18 U.S.C 287 related
to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Assist: Husbanding Service
Provider Contract Fraud. Source(s): C01 04a 41 U.S.C was obtained by Kevin
Caldwell on 30 November 2016 through the URL: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg
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to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) Assist: Husbanding Service
Provider Contract Fraud. Source(s): C01 04a 41 U.S.C was obtained by Kevin
Caldwell on 30 November 2016 through the URL: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg
/USCODE 2009 title41/pdf/USCODE 2009 title41 chap1 sec53.pdf Criteria: Naval
Audit Handbook 402.1 Auditors should assess risk and significance within the
context of the audit objectives by gaining an understanding of the provisions of laws,
regulations and contracts that are significant within the context of the audit
objectives. During planning, auditors should identify the potential criteria needed to
evaluate matters subject
The Life Of Prophet Muhammad
Amine Lehachi
Islamic History 1100
Mrs. Jorati
September 20th, 2015 The Life of Prophet Muhammad
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH Peace be upon him) is the messenger of God in
Islam. He was born in the city of Makkah (Mecca) in the Arabian Peninsula around
570 CE. Many historians believe he became an orphan at a very early age. The
Arabian Peninsula at the time had no law or order; people were described as savages
for their ill customs and traditions. People of Arabia worshipped idols and ancient
Arabian religions; some were also Christian and Jewish. When it came to religion
people were divided in the region, people were divided into tribes and had different
sets of beliefs. Prophet Muhammad set to change this, he wanted to unify the region
and establish an independent nation. Before he started his Prophecy he married an
older woman, a widow named Khadijah, for whom he had worked for in the
caravan trade. When he was a merchant, he was known as al Amin, the trusted one.
When Prophet Muhammad was forty years old, he had a profound experience that
really changed his life. In this essay I will evaluate the significant events of his career
starting with The First revelation; The migration to Medina and lastly the great Battle
of Badr. These significant events play an important role on how the foundation of a
newly reformed monotheistic religion called Islam came to be.
A significant event that really changed the course of his life was when Prophet
Muhammad was 40 years old.
Amine Lehachi
Islamic History 1100
Mrs. Jorati
September 20th, 2015 The Life of Prophet Muhammad
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH Peace be upon him) is the messenger of God in
Islam. He was born in the city of Makkah (Mecca) in the Arabian Peninsula around
570 CE. Many historians believe he became an orphan at a very early age. The
Arabian Peninsula at the time had no law or order; people were described as savages
for their ill customs and traditions. People of Arabia worshipped idols and ancient
Arabian religions; some were also Christian and Jewish. When it came to religion
people were divided in the region, people were divided into tribes and had different
sets of beliefs. Prophet Muhammad set to change this, he wanted to unify the region
and establish an independent nation. Before he started his Prophecy he married an
older woman, a widow named Khadijah, for whom he had worked for in the
caravan trade. When he was a merchant, he was known as al Amin, the trusted one.
When Prophet Muhammad was forty years old, he had a profound experience that
really changed his life. In this essay I will evaluate the significant events of his career
starting with The First revelation; The migration to Medina and lastly the great Battle
of Badr. These significant events play an important role on how the foundation of a
newly reformed monotheistic religion called Islam came to be.
A significant event that really changed the course of his life was when Prophet
Muhammad was 40 years old.
Probation And Parole And Juvenile Offenders Essay
Probation and parole were unknown concepts until the early 19th century. Just over
one hundred years old, the emphasis has moved from the offender to concern for the
welfare of the community, altogether public safety. Probation and parole
accommodates the offender by allowing them to reenter or remain in society, while
they serve their sentences. Today, the probation and parole agencies in the United
States handle millions and only sixty percent of probationers complete their
obligations successfully. Fifteen percent of parolees eventually return to prison,
suggesting that there is success in the probation and parole system. The goals of
corrections include punishment, rehabilitation and deterrence of crime; supervision of
criminals and preparing offenders for re entry into society. Corrections also aim to
prevent recidivismor relapse of criminal behavior as well as reducing delinquency and
violence in communities. The first probation officers were expected to provide moral
leadership to their probationers, helping them shape positive attitudes, behaviors
toward family and religion, how they use their free time, along with gaining
employment. There has been enormous change in the philosophy and practice of
sentencing and corrections over the last twenty years. The historical changes in
sentencing and corrections policies are characterized in four major goals; retribution,
rehabilitation, deterrence and incapacitation.
Retribution refers to punishment for doing
Probation and parole were unknown concepts until the early 19th century. Just over
one hundred years old, the emphasis has moved from the offender to concern for the
welfare of the community, altogether public safety. Probation and parole
accommodates the offender by allowing them to reenter or remain in society, while
they serve their sentences. Today, the probation and parole agencies in the United
States handle millions and only sixty percent of probationers complete their
obligations successfully. Fifteen percent of parolees eventually return to prison,
suggesting that there is success in the probation and parole system. The goals of
corrections include punishment, rehabilitation and deterrence of crime; supervision of
criminals and preparing offenders for re entry into society. Corrections also aim to
prevent recidivismor relapse of criminal behavior as well as reducing delinquency and
violence in communities. The first probation officers were expected to provide moral
leadership to their probationers, helping them shape positive attitudes, behaviors
toward family and religion, how they use their free time, along with gaining
employment. There has been enormous change in the philosophy and practice of
sentencing and corrections over the last twenty years. The historical changes in
sentencing and corrections policies are characterized in four major goals; retribution,
rehabilitation, deterrence and incapacitation.
Retribution refers to punishment for doing
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