Annotated Bibliography Example For Chicago Style
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Zora Neale Hurston Spunk Essay
Throughout history, everyone in the world has had to stick up for themselves at one point, no matter
the situation. Spunk by Zora Neale Hurston was written and published in 1925, this story exemplifies
the importance of sticking up for yourself. It was only the third short story Hurston wrote, but it
prospered. Zora Neale is best known for her works, Their Eyes Were Watching God and Dust Tracks
on a Road, both published in the late 1930s and early 1940s. She was an African American activist
during the Harlem Renaissance who often focused on the African American culture and experiences.
Zora Neale Hurston was born in a small town, Eatonville, Florida, which was one of the first all black
unified communities, her hometown influenced many of her works. Hurston enjoys writing about
anthropology, particularly, African American culture. The short story is about a woman named Lena
who is cheating on her husband, Joe ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She does not care about her husband s feelings ( Spunk ). Lena is a selfish woman who could care less
about her husband Joe. Everyone in town knows that Lena is having an affair, but nobody does
anything about it, including her husband; because they are all afraid of Spunk Banks. A giant of a
brown skinned man sauntered up the one street of the Village and out into the palmetto thickets with a
small pretty woman clinging lovingly to his arm (Hurston). This expression conveys feelings of
intimacy because they are in public, but are not afraid to show affection towards one another although
Lena is married. The couple walks around the village with one another because they do not care what
others think of them. This topic builds the gossip in the small village, where everyone is talking about
this affair going on between Spunk and Lena. The idea of ignorance repeats when Lena is unmindful
to her husband Joe s feelings as she walks around with another
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Throughout history, everyone in the world has had to stick up for themselves at one point, no matter
the situation. Spunk by Zora Neale Hurston was written and published in 1925, this story exemplifies
the importance of sticking up for yourself. It was only the third short story Hurston wrote, but it
prospered. Zora Neale is best known for her works, Their Eyes Were Watching God and Dust Tracks
on a Road, both published in the late 1930s and early 1940s. She was an African American activist
during the Harlem Renaissance who often focused on the African American culture and experiences.
Zora Neale Hurston was born in a small town, Eatonville, Florida, which was one of the first all black
unified communities, her hometown influenced many of her works. Hurston enjoys writing about
anthropology, particularly, African American culture. The short story is about a woman named Lena
who is cheating on her husband, Joe ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She does not care about her husband s feelings ( Spunk ). Lena is a selfish woman who could care less
about her husband Joe. Everyone in town knows that Lena is having an affair, but nobody does
anything about it, including her husband; because they are all afraid of Spunk Banks. A giant of a
brown skinned man sauntered up the one street of the Village and out into the palmetto thickets with a
small pretty woman clinging lovingly to his arm (Hurston). This expression conveys feelings of
intimacy because they are in public, but are not afraid to show affection towards one another although
Lena is married. The couple walks around the village with one another because they do not care what
others think of them. This topic builds the gossip in the small village, where everyone is talking about
this affair going on between Spunk and Lena. The idea of ignorance repeats when Lena is unmindful
to her husband Joe s feelings as she walks around with another
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of The Book Animals By Simon Rich
Synthesis Essay Animals by Simon Rich is an outstanding short story which takes a unique
perspective on the everyday life in a classroom. The story is written from the point of view of a
hamster who spends his tortured life entrapped in a cage. From the first point in this story it is clear
that the purpose of the writing is not to understand the hamster, but rather to analyse the different
actions of the people, and to discover that how they act towards the hamsters reflects on their
character. It is curious to view the everyday interactions of people through a different set of eyes, that
is done by humanizing the narrator s perspective. Based on the actions of the many people and the
treatment of the class pet, the author suggests that human nature is very much a product of the
financial circumstances a person is subjected to. There are a couple of key characters in this story, the
first of which is Simon. He is just one of many strikingly similar students in homeroom 2k. Simon,
like many of the students is irresponsible, and unsympathetic towards the hamsters. Simon jeopardizes
the lives of the hamsters by attempting to joke around instead of completing his assigned task, which
involves giving them food and water. The majority of the story takes place in a private school, and the
reader can make the assumption that the student s parents are wealthy. The author portrays simon as
well as the other kids in a bad light, that they are, by default, poorly behaved and somewhat
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Synthesis Essay Animals by Simon Rich is an outstanding short story which takes a unique
perspective on the everyday life in a classroom. The story is written from the point of view of a
hamster who spends his tortured life entrapped in a cage. From the first point in this story it is clear
that the purpose of the writing is not to understand the hamster, but rather to analyse the different
actions of the people, and to discover that how they act towards the hamsters reflects on their
character. It is curious to view the everyday interactions of people through a different set of eyes, that
is done by humanizing the narrator s perspective. Based on the actions of the many people and the
treatment of the class pet, the author suggests that human nature is very much a product of the
financial circumstances a person is subjected to. There are a couple of key characters in this story, the
first of which is Simon. He is just one of many strikingly similar students in homeroom 2k. Simon,
like many of the students is irresponsible, and unsympathetic towards the hamsters. Simon jeopardizes
the lives of the hamsters by attempting to joke around instead of completing his assigned task, which
involves giving them food and water. The majority of the story takes place in a private school, and the
reader can make the assumption that the student s parents are wealthy. The author portrays simon as
well as the other kids in a bad light, that they are, by default, poorly behaved and somewhat
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects Of Peer Pressure On Children
Teenagers feel peer pressure everyday in their lives, whether in school or out in the town. During
teenage years, kids in school differentiate themselves from their parents. Not only do teenagers give in
to peer pressure, but also come up with unintelligent ideas at school. Thinking and feeling that their
ideas are worth a million dollars. One of my friends in my math class at Spanish Fork Junior High
came up with a careless idea that ended very reckless causing someone to get injured. When your
friends come up with a crazy idea you need to keep in mind that consequences can occur if you give
into peer pressure. Peer pressure not only has negative consequences, but also can have positive
outcomes as well. In ninth grade my friends were playing out in the fields throwing footballs at each
other during lunch time. Next to us there were a couple of girls who were doing tricks on each other
shoulders. They were on the Spanish Fork High School Drill Team, and that s when Chris got the idea
that we should all try to do what they were doing. I noticed some girls were doing flips from each
others shoulders. Chris, who considered himself to be very strong and athletic thought that it was the
coolest thing. He wanted me to get on his shoulders and do back flips off. I told him no several times.
He kept insisting that I would be fine. Chris and my other friends were pressuring me to give in, I
hesitated a while. I was not thinking of what could go wrong, instead I listened to Chris
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Teenagers feel peer pressure everyday in their lives, whether in school or out in the town. During
teenage years, kids in school differentiate themselves from their parents. Not only do teenagers give in
to peer pressure, but also come up with unintelligent ideas at school. Thinking and feeling that their
ideas are worth a million dollars. One of my friends in my math class at Spanish Fork Junior High
came up with a careless idea that ended very reckless causing someone to get injured. When your
friends come up with a crazy idea you need to keep in mind that consequences can occur if you give
into peer pressure. Peer pressure not only has negative consequences, but also can have positive
outcomes as well. In ninth grade my friends were playing out in the fields throwing footballs at each
other during lunch time. Next to us there were a couple of girls who were doing tricks on each other
shoulders. They were on the Spanish Fork High School Drill Team, and that s when Chris got the idea
that we should all try to do what they were doing. I noticed some girls were doing flips from each
others shoulders. Chris, who considered himself to be very strong and athletic thought that it was the
coolest thing. He wanted me to get on his shoulders and do back flips off. I told him no several times.
He kept insisting that I would be fine. Chris and my other friends were pressuring me to give in, I
hesitated a while. I was not thinking of what could go wrong, instead I listened to Chris
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How A Classroom Based Research Project Can Help One Become...
Summary: Diana (2011), points out how a classroom based research project can help one become an
effective teacher leader. In this case, the author describes the action research as a solution that is a
tried and true professional development tool. The action research tool can be used to systematically
incorporate techniques used in the classroom such as; specific teaching methods, classroom
management strategies, and assessment tools. Educators are continually being held accountable for
positive student outcomes; they are using tools to help them make decisions through the use of
evidence based practices and analyzing student data. As teachers graduate from college to take up
their own classrooms, they need tools such as action research, to transform their practice into a viable
one where their students are able to learn successfully (Diana, Summer 2011).
Article 2:
Cook, B. G., Cook, L., Landrum, T. J. (2013). Moving Research Into Practice: Can We Make
Dissemination Stick. Council for Exceptional Children, 79(2), 163 180. Summary: Cook et.al (2013)
provide an in depth explanation about the ongoing research to practice gap in special education and
describe characteristics that can used to make dissemination stick when shared with teachers in this
field. The 6 characteristics described by the authors are (a) simple, (b) unexpected, (c) concrete, (d)
credible, (e) emotional, and (f) stories.
Part B. Comparing/Contrasting the articles
Common themes
(a) Both
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Summary: Diana (2011), points out how a classroom based research project can help one become an
effective teacher leader. In this case, the author describes the action research as a solution that is a
tried and true professional development tool. The action research tool can be used to systematically
incorporate techniques used in the classroom such as; specific teaching methods, classroom
management strategies, and assessment tools. Educators are continually being held accountable for
positive student outcomes; they are using tools to help them make decisions through the use of
evidence based practices and analyzing student data. As teachers graduate from college to take up
their own classrooms, they need tools such as action research, to transform their practice into a viable
one where their students are able to learn successfully (Diana, Summer 2011).
Article 2:
Cook, B. G., Cook, L., Landrum, T. J. (2013). Moving Research Into Practice: Can We Make
Dissemination Stick. Council for Exceptional Children, 79(2), 163 180. Summary: Cook et.al (2013)
provide an in depth explanation about the ongoing research to practice gap in special education and
describe characteristics that can used to make dissemination stick when shared with teachers in this
field. The 6 characteristics described by the authors are (a) simple, (b) unexpected, (c) concrete, (d)
credible, (e) emotional, and (f) stories.
Part B. Comparing/Contrasting the articles
Common themes
(a) Both
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Antietam and the McClellan Missteps 2 D Essay examples
AMEDD CAPTAINS CAREER COURSE
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM
SUBMITTED TO MR. KEN FRANK
SMALL GROUP 7
MISSION COMMAND PAPER
BY
CPT CHRIS KOLBOSKY
AMEDD CENTER AND SCHOOL, FT. SAM HOUSTON, TX
03 FEBRUARY 2014
INTRODUCTION
Building a movement always challenges the status quo. Leaders must act, they must willingly risk the
things they love and unfortunately, many leaders are frozen by the lethargy of indecision i. Union
General George B. McClellan, who was meticulous in his planning and preparations, was also known
for not aggressively challenging his opponents on a fast moving battlefield environment. He
chronically overestimated the strength of the enemy and was reluctant to apply principles of mass, ...
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Confederate politicians, including President Jefferson Davis, believed the prospect of foreign
recognition would increase if they won a victory on Northern soil; such a victory might gain
recognition and financial support from Britain and France, something that was vastly needed xiii.
While in pursuit, two soldiers in General McClellan s 75,500 man Army of the Potomac, stumbled
upon an amazing find. On the morning of September 13, in a clover field on the outskirts of Frederick,
MD, CPT Barton Mitchell and 1SG John Bloss found a bulky envelope by the road xiv. In it was a
sheet of paper wrapped around three cigars and marked Confidential . It was headed Special Orders
No 191 and signed by Command of GEN. R.E. Lee xv. Before noon, it was in the hands of General
McClellan xvi. From Special Order 191, McClellan learned the objectives, the timetables, and the
makeup of the four columns of Lee s Army xvii. The order indicated that Lee had divided his Army
and dispersed portions geographically to Harpers Ferry, WV and Hagerstown, MD, thus making each
subject to isolation and defeat if McClellan could move quickly enough xviii. Rather than using the
advantage to reposition his forces in overwhelming numbers, he waited 18 hours before taking
advantage of his intelligence. As it happened, it was just enough time for General Lee to evade
outright disaster xix.
While Lee had only 15,000 men at Sharpsburg and the first troops of
AMEDD CAPTAINS CAREER COURSE
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM
SUBMITTED TO MR. KEN FRANK
SMALL GROUP 7
MISSION COMMAND PAPER
BY
CPT CHRIS KOLBOSKY
AMEDD CENTER AND SCHOOL, FT. SAM HOUSTON, TX
03 FEBRUARY 2014
INTRODUCTION
Building a movement always challenges the status quo. Leaders must act, they must willingly risk the
things they love and unfortunately, many leaders are frozen by the lethargy of indecision i. Union
General George B. McClellan, who was meticulous in his planning and preparations, was also known
for not aggressively challenging his opponents on a fast moving battlefield environment. He
chronically overestimated the strength of the enemy and was reluctant to apply principles of mass, ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Confederate politicians, including President Jefferson Davis, believed the prospect of foreign
recognition would increase if they won a victory on Northern soil; such a victory might gain
recognition and financial support from Britain and France, something that was vastly needed xiii.
While in pursuit, two soldiers in General McClellan s 75,500 man Army of the Potomac, stumbled
upon an amazing find. On the morning of September 13, in a clover field on the outskirts of Frederick,
MD, CPT Barton Mitchell and 1SG John Bloss found a bulky envelope by the road xiv. In it was a
sheet of paper wrapped around three cigars and marked Confidential . It was headed Special Orders
No 191 and signed by Command of GEN. R.E. Lee xv. Before noon, it was in the hands of General
McClellan xvi. From Special Order 191, McClellan learned the objectives, the timetables, and the
makeup of the four columns of Lee s Army xvii. The order indicated that Lee had divided his Army
and dispersed portions geographically to Harpers Ferry, WV and Hagerstown, MD, thus making each
subject to isolation and defeat if McClellan could move quickly enough xviii. Rather than using the
advantage to reposition his forces in overwhelming numbers, he waited 18 hours before taking
advantage of his intelligence. As it happened, it was just enough time for General Lee to evade
outright disaster xix.
While Lee had only 15,000 men at Sharpsburg and the first troops of
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Cons Of Communism Research Paper
Capital as such is not evil, it is it s wrong us that is evil. Capital in some form or other will always be
needed (Winston Churchill). There are three main economic systems of governance. Communism is
under the control under one major party that is the only producer, no private property and the goods
are available and equal to all. One of the major cons of communism is that it takes away the voice of
the people which goes against equality which is very important. Socialism has a government that
produces and distributes goods based on their work unequally. There is not a major party but is
democratic. It is the median of capitalism and communism. One of the major cons of socialism is that
it can result in a lack of motivation. In capitalism, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When firms have such power,they change prices that are higher than can be justified based upon the
costs of production. Monopolies are not a problem because there is still money being acquired and
there is still competition. To produce high end products, it is easier to have one large firm rather than
several smaller ones. In other cases monopolies are essential for utilities like water and electricity. It
makes the most sense for a monopoly to control this because of the upfront expensive cost. If they are
not essential, the other companies would need to work harder to take down the monopoly. More
competition from the humans in animal farm rather than support might have animal farm more
success.
Competition and promotive equality are the main essentials for capitalism to be the most effective.
Competition makes businesses work harder to top each other. Companies can even think they have a
chance of taking down a monopoly. This system of government would have made animal farm more
of a success where all the animals were equal but the competition between animals and human would
be strong the the point where everyone was making
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Capital as such is not evil, it is it s wrong us that is evil. Capital in some form or other will always be
needed (Winston Churchill). There are three main economic systems of governance. Communism is
under the control under one major party that is the only producer, no private property and the goods
are available and equal to all. One of the major cons of communism is that it takes away the voice of
the people which goes against equality which is very important. Socialism has a government that
produces and distributes goods based on their work unequally. There is not a major party but is
democratic. It is the median of capitalism and communism. One of the major cons of socialism is that
it can result in a lack of motivation. In capitalism, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When firms have such power,they change prices that are higher than can be justified based upon the
costs of production. Monopolies are not a problem because there is still money being acquired and
there is still competition. To produce high end products, it is easier to have one large firm rather than
several smaller ones. In other cases monopolies are essential for utilities like water and electricity. It
makes the most sense for a monopoly to control this because of the upfront expensive cost. If they are
not essential, the other companies would need to work harder to take down the monopoly. More
competition from the humans in animal farm rather than support might have animal farm more
success.
Competition and promotive equality are the main essentials for capitalism to be the most effective.
Competition makes businesses work harder to top each other. Companies can even think they have a
chance of taking down a monopoly. This system of government would have made animal farm more
of a success where all the animals were equal but the competition between animals and human would
be strong the the point where everyone was making
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Socio Demographic Profile And Nutritional Status Of...
Branch of study : SOCIAL SCIENCE Title : SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE AND
NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF HEARING IMPAIRED (DEAF) ADOLESCENTS Abstract
Health status of a population is a significant indicator of human development. Like mortality,
disability being a potential measure of health status of population has not received much attention in
research particularly in the developing countries. Hearing impairment refers to both complete and
partial loss of the ability to hear and research in the area of the health and nutritional status of such a
population remains largely unexplored in India. A school for the hearing impaired adolescent boys
girls in the age group of 10 19 years was chosen as the site for the study.101hearing impaired subjects
who were in the age group10 19 years were enrolled for the study. A pre tested questionnaire was
filled by the researcher in coordination with a sign language interpreter to elicit background
information and socio demographic status. For anthropometric measurements their heights and
weights were taken. For hemoglobin estimations,5ml sample of venous blood was obtained from each
subject for laboratory analysis. The subjects who were deaf by birth were 84.2% and the rest were due
to accident. Stunting was more in the early adolescents in case of boys but in girls it was higher in mid
adolescents. The girls who were undernourished was 57.14% among them severe under nutrition was
seen in the mid
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Branch of study : SOCIAL SCIENCE Title : SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE AND
NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF HEARING IMPAIRED (DEAF) ADOLESCENTS Abstract
Health status of a population is a significant indicator of human development. Like mortality,
disability being a potential measure of health status of population has not received much attention in
research particularly in the developing countries. Hearing impairment refers to both complete and
partial loss of the ability to hear and research in the area of the health and nutritional status of such a
population remains largely unexplored in India. A school for the hearing impaired adolescent boys
girls in the age group of 10 19 years was chosen as the site for the study.101hearing impaired subjects
who were in the age group10 19 years were enrolled for the study. A pre tested questionnaire was
filled by the researcher in coordination with a sign language interpreter to elicit background
information and socio demographic status. For anthropometric measurements their heights and
weights were taken. For hemoglobin estimations,5ml sample of venous blood was obtained from each
subject for laboratory analysis. The subjects who were deaf by birth were 84.2% and the rest were due
to accident. Stunting was more in the early adolescents in case of boys but in girls it was higher in mid
adolescents. The girls who were undernourished was 57.14% among them severe under nutrition was
seen in the mid
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John Gay s The Beggar s Opera
Wrought with double irony and an overall sense of mock pastoral, English playwright John Gay s The
Beggar s Opera (1728) expresses the ironic dynamic between the central characters Macheath and
Peachum. Even the names of the characters comically resemble their occupations within the play,
Peachum s being a play on the word peach which means to bring one to trial, while Macheath s
meaning son of heath and being a play on the heaths of London, which were prime places for
highwaymen (Tillotson et al.). While Gay used both characters as a political satire towards Jonathan
Wild and the then Prime Minister Robert Walpole (after all, The Beggar s Opera was a political satire
first and a potential literary commentary second), they also mocked the traditional roles of hero and
villain by switching their positions in an ironic fashion. Throughout the play, Peachum expresses how,
despite his rather nefarious act of peaching criminals, he does not view himself as a villain. Rather, he
views himself as a tragic hero, reigning high above the cheats of the world and putting them in their
rightful place: whether it be the gallows or under his thumb. Such a concept creates the second layer
of irony, the first being that, conventionally, Peachum fits many of the characteristics of a tragic hero.
He conscientiously sees what he his doing as righteous a trait of the pastoral hero. Within the first
scene of the play, Peachum compares his occupation of peaching to a lawyer s, both
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wrought with double irony and an overall sense of mock pastoral, English playwright John Gay s The
Beggar s Opera (1728) expresses the ironic dynamic between the central characters Macheath and
Peachum. Even the names of the characters comically resemble their occupations within the play,
Peachum s being a play on the word peach which means to bring one to trial, while Macheath s
meaning son of heath and being a play on the heaths of London, which were prime places for
highwaymen (Tillotson et al.). While Gay used both characters as a political satire towards Jonathan
Wild and the then Prime Minister Robert Walpole (after all, The Beggar s Opera was a political satire
first and a potential literary commentary second), they also mocked the traditional roles of hero and
villain by switching their positions in an ironic fashion. Throughout the play, Peachum expresses how,
despite his rather nefarious act of peaching criminals, he does not view himself as a villain. Rather, he
views himself as a tragic hero, reigning high above the cheats of the world and putting them in their
rightful place: whether it be the gallows or under his thumb. Such a concept creates the second layer
of irony, the first being that, conventionally, Peachum fits many of the characteristics of a tragic hero.
He conscientiously sees what he his doing as righteous a trait of the pastoral hero. Within the first
scene of the play, Peachum compares his occupation of peaching to a lawyer s, both
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examples Of Allegory In The Wizard Of Oz
The Wizard of Oz: A Timeless Allegory The Wizard of Oz has stood the test of time as a canonized
work of American fiction. Originally released as a children s novel in 1900 titled The Wonderful
Wizard of Oz, it has since been adapted into countless film incarnations, the most famous of these
being the 1939 film starring Judy Garland, and has spawned several musicals and plays. One question
that many scholars ask when discussing The Wizard of Oz is how it remains such a prominent piece of
American literature over a century after the story first debuted. The answer to this question seems
simple after exploring the themes that are displayed throughout the novel and the film: The Wizard of
Oz continues to endure the test of time by offering a timeless allegory for nearly everything. Although
this essay will focus on the allegory that the 1939 film offered Americans for the impending World
War and the leaders and events current to that time, there are countless applications of the story that
others may draw on. As Steven Hamelman states in The Deconstructive Search for Oz :
Ethnologists, economists, educators, doctors, social scientists, business managers, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Representatives of the New Deal were commonly referred to as wizards, and it would be logical to
assume that the Wizard had played the role of a politician outside the realm of Oz as well due to his
skills in speech making, making promises he is not sure how to keep, and literally pulling levers from
behind the scenes. However, The central achievement of [the Wizard] is his ability to restore the
confidence of those who had lost faith in their own abilities and talents. So too one of the major
accomplishments of the Roosevelt administration was the restoration of hope.(74) This theory is
similar to the one presented by Carpenter, although slightly altered to bring focus towards two tangible
relics from the era as opposed to a widespread belief of the
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The Wizard of Oz: A Timeless Allegory The Wizard of Oz has stood the test of time as a canonized
work of American fiction. Originally released as a children s novel in 1900 titled The Wonderful
Wizard of Oz, it has since been adapted into countless film incarnations, the most famous of these
being the 1939 film starring Judy Garland, and has spawned several musicals and plays. One question
that many scholars ask when discussing The Wizard of Oz is how it remains such a prominent piece of
American literature over a century after the story first debuted. The answer to this question seems
simple after exploring the themes that are displayed throughout the novel and the film: The Wizard of
Oz continues to endure the test of time by offering a timeless allegory for nearly everything. Although
this essay will focus on the allegory that the 1939 film offered Americans for the impending World
War and the leaders and events current to that time, there are countless applications of the story that
others may draw on. As Steven Hamelman states in The Deconstructive Search for Oz :
Ethnologists, economists, educators, doctors, social scientists, business managers, ... Show more
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Representatives of the New Deal were commonly referred to as wizards, and it would be logical to
assume that the Wizard had played the role of a politician outside the realm of Oz as well due to his
skills in speech making, making promises he is not sure how to keep, and literally pulling levers from
behind the scenes. However, The central achievement of [the Wizard] is his ability to restore the
confidence of those who had lost faith in their own abilities and talents. So too one of the major
accomplishments of the Roosevelt administration was the restoration of hope.(74) This theory is
similar to the one presented by Carpenter, although slightly altered to bring focus towards two tangible
relics from the era as opposed to a widespread belief of the
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Christmas Eve Myths
The story of how Santa started giving gifts on Christmas Eve starts, like so many stories of legends,
heroes, and myths of the past, long, long ago in a little Mountain village in a far, far away country. The
little mountain village is surrounded by a vibrant forest with a variety of trees and animals. In the
spring and summer months, it is green and active with wild life. In the winter, the village and the
forest are covered with snow. Kris Kringle, is a short jovial man with a big round tummy. He has a
friendly smile and the twinkle in his eye that makes even strangers feel at ease talking to him. Like the
rest of the men in his mountain village, he wears a long, heavy overcoat to protect him from the winter
cold. But Kris s coat is not like the others. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kris had the village tailor make him a coat of what he called happy colors, or a coat of many colors.
You can find almost any color in his coat except dark colors. Kris takes great pride in his coat, and it is
the subject of many conversations. His hair is white like his bard that hangs below the top button of
his coat His long white beard that reached below the top button of his coat. Kris and his wife are
friendly and outgoing and are liked by everyone in the village, and they are always ready to help
anyone in need. Kris has a big Ho, ho, ho laugh, and when he laughs his belly shake up and down and
from side to side. Although they have no children of their own, the old man and his wife enjoyed
watching children laugh and play. Kris s hobby was whittling, and he can carve almost anything out of
wood. Like many of the other older people in their village, the Kringle s stay close to home during the
cold and snowy winter. He passes the time working on his hobby of
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The story of how Santa started giving gifts on Christmas Eve starts, like so many stories of legends,
heroes, and myths of the past, long, long ago in a little Mountain village in a far, far away country. The
little mountain village is surrounded by a vibrant forest with a variety of trees and animals. In the
spring and summer months, it is green and active with wild life. In the winter, the village and the
forest are covered with snow. Kris Kringle, is a short jovial man with a big round tummy. He has a
friendly smile and the twinkle in his eye that makes even strangers feel at ease talking to him. Like the
rest of the men in his mountain village, he wears a long, heavy overcoat to protect him from the winter
cold. But Kris s coat is not like the others. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kris had the village tailor make him a coat of what he called happy colors, or a coat of many colors.
You can find almost any color in his coat except dark colors. Kris takes great pride in his coat, and it is
the subject of many conversations. His hair is white like his bard that hangs below the top button of
his coat His long white beard that reached below the top button of his coat. Kris and his wife are
friendly and outgoing and are liked by everyone in the village, and they are always ready to help
anyone in need. Kris has a big Ho, ho, ho laugh, and when he laughs his belly shake up and down and
from side to side. Although they have no children of their own, the old man and his wife enjoyed
watching children laugh and play. Kris s hobby was whittling, and he can carve almost anything out of
wood. Like many of the other older people in their village, the Kringle s stay close to home during the
cold and snowy winter. He passes the time working on his hobby of
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Civil Disobedience In America
Civil disobedience is the refusal to conform to certain laws as a form of harmless political protest,
while being aware of the consequences that could result because of it. Peaceful resistance to laws
positively impacts a free society because actions are taken due to people letting their voice be heard.
While some may argue that the main reasons of this are the five basic rights mentioned in the first
amendment (freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition), this issue goes far beyond
that. Without civil disobedience, many historical events might have not played such an important role
as they did to the point that they changed America in numerous ways; not to mention the courageous
people who still take part in protests today to claim the rights they should have. Take African
American activist Martin Luther King Jr. as an example of a man who violated unjust laws but
willingly accepted the punishment that came ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, the issues today could not possibly be as unprincipled as the ones back in the day. For
instance, on 28 September 2016, African American Intelligence Specialist, Janaye Meishawn Ervin,
refused to stand for the national anthem in Pearl Harbor. Although this reservist knew the
consequences of her actions due to the oath of enlistment and article 15 under the Uniform Code of
Military Justice regarding non judicial punishment, she did not conform to these familiar concepts
because she claimed that it would be hypocritical of her to even sing The Star Spangled Banner about
the land of the free when those rights are not given to all Americans. However, she will not be
punished through assassination nor prosecution like the old times, but rather through restriction to
certain specified limits or suspension from
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Civil disobedience is the refusal to conform to certain laws as a form of harmless political protest,
while being aware of the consequences that could result because of it. Peaceful resistance to laws
positively impacts a free society because actions are taken due to people letting their voice be heard.
While some may argue that the main reasons of this are the five basic rights mentioned in the first
amendment (freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition), this issue goes far beyond
that. Without civil disobedience, many historical events might have not played such an important role
as they did to the point that they changed America in numerous ways; not to mention the courageous
people who still take part in protests today to claim the rights they should have. Take African
American activist Martin Luther King Jr. as an example of a man who violated unjust laws but
willingly accepted the punishment that came ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, the issues today could not possibly be as unprincipled as the ones back in the day. For
instance, on 28 September 2016, African American Intelligence Specialist, Janaye Meishawn Ervin,
refused to stand for the national anthem in Pearl Harbor. Although this reservist knew the
consequences of her actions due to the oath of enlistment and article 15 under the Uniform Code of
Military Justice regarding non judicial punishment, she did not conform to these familiar concepts
because she claimed that it would be hypocritical of her to even sing The Star Spangled Banner about
the land of the free when those rights are not given to all Americans. However, she will not be
punished through assassination nor prosecution like the old times, but rather through restriction to
certain specified limits or suspension from
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Essay For The Science Gossip Citizen Science
1.For the Science Gossip Citizen Science Project, the theme was that of looking at pages from
scientific journals for illustrations with the objective of deciphering them for historians to use. we
classified if there were illustrations including diagrams, drawings, tables, charts, photographs and
maps. Then we needed to select it and add information about the species. Then lastly, we were asked
to give the keywords for the illustration.
2.I learned about the methods of the science gossip citizen science project that they need us to classify
illustrations for them to help catalogue millions of pages of science text that from as old as the 1400s.
This helps historians why, how often, and who made images depicting a whole range of natural
sciences in the Victorian period. By getting a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
18). Since illustration by nonprofessional artists is a form of knowledge production that has also acted
as a spur to scientific imagination, I would consider amateur scientific illustration a form of
cooperative citizen science because I would define it as working together voluntarily for a common
purpose. The people that help decipher illustrations on Science Gossip, my partner, and I are all
working together to decipher illustrations to help progress the knowledge of historians. Science does
not always have to be looked at as a factual process as Keene stated, so I figure that scientific
illustrations do not always have to be done by professional scientists to create an inspiration for
science to be done. These illustrations can commonly inspire non professionals to work together to
decipher scientific journals like Science Gossip or to participate in other citizen science projects. So it
is most certainly a form of cooperative citizen science in my
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1.For the Science Gossip Citizen Science Project, the theme was that of looking at pages from
scientific journals for illustrations with the objective of deciphering them for historians to use. we
classified if there were illustrations including diagrams, drawings, tables, charts, photographs and
maps. Then we needed to select it and add information about the species. Then lastly, we were asked
to give the keywords for the illustration.
2.I learned about the methods of the science gossip citizen science project that they need us to classify
illustrations for them to help catalogue millions of pages of science text that from as old as the 1400s.
This helps historians why, how often, and who made images depicting a whole range of natural
sciences in the Victorian period. By getting a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
18). Since illustration by nonprofessional artists is a form of knowledge production that has also acted
as a spur to scientific imagination, I would consider amateur scientific illustration a form of
cooperative citizen science because I would define it as working together voluntarily for a common
purpose. The people that help decipher illustrations on Science Gossip, my partner, and I are all
working together to decipher illustrations to help progress the knowledge of historians. Science does
not always have to be looked at as a factual process as Keene stated, so I figure that scientific
illustrations do not always have to be done by professional scientists to create an inspiration for
science to be done. These illustrations can commonly inspire non professionals to work together to
decipher scientific journals like Science Gossip or to participate in other citizen science projects. So it
is most certainly a form of cooperative citizen science in my
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Cultural Value Of Cosmetics
Cosmetics are internationally used by people to enchant their appearance, improve their skin, and
express their personalities. Many cultural values could be used to develop a marketing strategy for
cosmetics, but three of the most important are sensual gratification, individual/collective, and
youth/age. Cosmetics, which include makeup and skincare products, are often used for the purpose of
enchanting one s appearance either to appear younger or more attractive to others. Another use for
makeup is expressing one s individuality or for creating a look to fit in with their group.
Sensual gratification is the cultural value that determines whether it is culturally acceptable to pamper
oneself and how one can indulge in gratification. Cosmetics can be and often are marketed for
increasing one s sexual appeal. Therefore, conservative cultures can be more hesitate when purchasing
makeup but can be convinced if it is presented as pampering and self expression sexual appeals won t
work in conservative cultures like many Muslim and Asian countries (Mothersbaugh Hawkins, 2016,
pp. 51 52). On the other end of the spectrum, cultures with high sensual gratification will be
responsive to sexual appeals for cosmetic brands. High end cosmetic brands have embraced this
appeal and now market products with names such as Fucking Fabulous , Fuzzy Handcuffs , and Better
Than Sex in the United States and Europe (Harper, 2017). While brands like Nars and MAC enjoy
popularity with these
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Cosmetics are internationally used by people to enchant their appearance, improve their skin, and
express their personalities. Many cultural values could be used to develop a marketing strategy for
cosmetics, but three of the most important are sensual gratification, individual/collective, and
youth/age. Cosmetics, which include makeup and skincare products, are often used for the purpose of
enchanting one s appearance either to appear younger or more attractive to others. Another use for
makeup is expressing one s individuality or for creating a look to fit in with their group.
Sensual gratification is the cultural value that determines whether it is culturally acceptable to pamper
oneself and how one can indulge in gratification. Cosmetics can be and often are marketed for
increasing one s sexual appeal. Therefore, conservative cultures can be more hesitate when purchasing
makeup but can be convinced if it is presented as pampering and self expression sexual appeals won t
work in conservative cultures like many Muslim and Asian countries (Mothersbaugh Hawkins, 2016,
pp. 51 52). On the other end of the spectrum, cultures with high sensual gratification will be
responsive to sexual appeals for cosmetic brands. High end cosmetic brands have embraced this
appeal and now market products with names such as Fucking Fabulous , Fuzzy Handcuffs , and Better
Than Sex in the United States and Europe (Harper, 2017). While brands like Nars and MAC enjoy
popularity with these
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The Effect of Savings Rate in Canada
THE EFFECT OF SAVINGS RATE IN CANADA The impact of savings rate in an economic has
become a very conflicting issue in research and among economist all over the world. This may be due
to the importance of savings generally to the economic growth and development of any nation.
However, the structure of every economy cannot be generalised by a particular economics variation
because various countries have different social security and pension schemes, and different tax
systems, all of which have an effect on disposable income. In addition, the age of a country s
population, the availability and ease of credit, the overall wealth, and cultural and social factors within
a country all affect savings rates within a particular country. Therefore, ... Show more content on
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All variables used in the study have been seasonally adjusted. For the period 1983 to 2010, table 1
below shows that SAV, PCI and DR had average values of .20366, 35.4638 and 5.4539 respectively
and also had corresponding standard deviations of .024869, 6.4639 and 3.8434. SAV, which had the
lowest mean and deviation from mean, also had a coefficient of variation of .094204 while PCI and
DR had coefficient of variation of .14290 and .76027 respectively. The high coefficient of variation of
DR implies that there is greater dispersion in the variable than in SAV which has the least dispersion.
Table 1: Statistical Summary Sample period :1983Q1 to 2010Q4 Variable(s) SAV PCI DR Mean
.20366 35.4638 5.4639 Standard Deviation .024869 6.4639 3.8434 Coefficient of Variation .094204
.14290 .76027 As shown in table 2 below, the correlations between the variables show that both PCI
and DR were positively correlated with SAV. While PCI had a higher correlation with a value of
.34810, DR had a lower correlation with a value of .12820. This correlation indicates a predictive
positive relationship between the variables. It was also observed that RCPY and DR were negatively
correlated with a value of .86320. Table 2: Estimated Correlation Matrix of
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THE EFFECT OF SAVINGS RATE IN CANADA The impact of savings rate in an economic has
become a very conflicting issue in research and among economist all over the world. This may be due
to the importance of savings generally to the economic growth and development of any nation.
However, the structure of every economy cannot be generalised by a particular economics variation
because various countries have different social security and pension schemes, and different tax
systems, all of which have an effect on disposable income. In addition, the age of a country s
population, the availability and ease of credit, the overall wealth, and cultural and social factors within
a country all affect savings rates within a particular country. Therefore, ... Show more content on
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All variables used in the study have been seasonally adjusted. For the period 1983 to 2010, table 1
below shows that SAV, PCI and DR had average values of .20366, 35.4638 and 5.4539 respectively
and also had corresponding standard deviations of .024869, 6.4639 and 3.8434. SAV, which had the
lowest mean and deviation from mean, also had a coefficient of variation of .094204 while PCI and
DR had coefficient of variation of .14290 and .76027 respectively. The high coefficient of variation of
DR implies that there is greater dispersion in the variable than in SAV which has the least dispersion.
Table 1: Statistical Summary Sample period :1983Q1 to 2010Q4 Variable(s) SAV PCI DR Mean
.20366 35.4638 5.4639 Standard Deviation .024869 6.4639 3.8434 Coefficient of Variation .094204
.14290 .76027 As shown in table 2 below, the correlations between the variables show that both PCI
and DR were positively correlated with SAV. While PCI had a higher correlation with a value of
.34810, DR had a lower correlation with a value of .12820. This correlation indicates a predictive
positive relationship between the variables. It was also observed that RCPY and DR were negatively
correlated with a value of .86320. Table 2: Estimated Correlation Matrix of
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Essay on John Locke, George Berkeley and David Hume
John Locke, Berkeley and Hume are all empiricist philosophers. They all have many different
believes, but agree on the three anchor points; The only source of genuine knowledge is sense
experience, reason is an unreliable and inadequate route to knowledge unless it is grounded in the
solid bedrock of sense experience and there is no evidence of innate ideas within the mind that are
known from experience. Each of these philosophers developed some of the most fascinating
conceptions of the relationships between our thoughts and the world around us. I will argue that
Locke, Berkeley and Hume are three empiricists that have different beliefs.
The first philosopher, John Locke, laid the foundations of modern empiricism. ... Show more content
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If these qualities exist then there is a real world.
Locke also believes that people have innate ideas through experiences. He has three explanations for
this idea. Firstly, if we had innate ideas, we would know that we have them, which means that if you
have ideas they are conscience and everything you think, you think you think. Secondly, if there were
innate truths of reason we would all agree on them. Lastly, our memory cannot recall these innate
ideas.
Secondly, George Berkeley, a representational idealist, believes that knowledge comes from
experience, but he perceives his thoughts in a different way then Locke. He doesn t believe that things
from your senses can be reality. Berkeley believes that if our minds did not produce an idea, then God
delivered and perceived his experiences to us, but he also says that empiricism and Christianity cannot
be used together. We have a small role to play out and God makes sure that everything gets done.
Berkeley was very mind dependent; he had faith that there is no world without a mind. With this in
mind, he felt that all objects we encounter in experience are nothing more than mind dependent
collections of ideas. This is known as Esse est percipi, or To be is to be perceived. He also believed
that reality is nonphysical and everything that exists is either minds or the ideas they perceive.
Berkeley felt that matter was empty of
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John Locke, Berkeley and Hume are all empiricist philosophers. They all have many different
believes, but agree on the three anchor points; The only source of genuine knowledge is sense
experience, reason is an unreliable and inadequate route to knowledge unless it is grounded in the
solid bedrock of sense experience and there is no evidence of innate ideas within the mind that are
known from experience. Each of these philosophers developed some of the most fascinating
conceptions of the relationships between our thoughts and the world around us. I will argue that
Locke, Berkeley and Hume are three empiricists that have different beliefs.
The first philosopher, John Locke, laid the foundations of modern empiricism. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
If these qualities exist then there is a real world.
Locke also believes that people have innate ideas through experiences. He has three explanations for
this idea. Firstly, if we had innate ideas, we would know that we have them, which means that if you
have ideas they are conscience and everything you think, you think you think. Secondly, if there were
innate truths of reason we would all agree on them. Lastly, our memory cannot recall these innate
ideas.
Secondly, George Berkeley, a representational idealist, believes that knowledge comes from
experience, but he perceives his thoughts in a different way then Locke. He doesn t believe that things
from your senses can be reality. Berkeley believes that if our minds did not produce an idea, then God
delivered and perceived his experiences to us, but he also says that empiricism and Christianity cannot
be used together. We have a small role to play out and God makes sure that everything gets done.
Berkeley was very mind dependent; he had faith that there is no world without a mind. With this in
mind, he felt that all objects we encounter in experience are nothing more than mind dependent
collections of ideas. This is known as Esse est percipi, or To be is to be perceived. He also believed
that reality is nonphysical and everything that exists is either minds or the ideas they perceive.
Berkeley felt that matter was empty of
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Dr. Baba Sahib Ambedkar
AMBEDKARISM IS NONE OTHER THAN MODERNISM
R. Kumara Swamy
Asst. Prof. of English
K L University
Vaddeswaram
Guntur
Andhra Pradesh, India
ABSTRACT::
Dr. Baba Sahib Ambedkar was one to raise his voice for Dalit cause who brought out a social
revolution through Dalit literature after 1960s and through the establishment of a social organization
based on his principles. The Maher movement of Maharastra has been seen as all India Movement
under the leadership of B.R. Ambedkar. Ambedkarism protested against the established unjust social
order. It exposes the sufferings, frustration and torture imposed on them and their revolt against this
inhuman treatment called modernism.
Ambedkar, as a modernist with western thought emerged as a leader of the oppressed communities. As
he was highly educated, he tried to transform the Indian Hindu society. He put all his efforts to
eradicate the evils of caste system and untouchablity of Indian society. He rose his voice for the cause
of the down trodden, and degraded people of the society. His vast contribution for the up gradation of
the Dalits of India is uncalculated and immeasurable. Without Ambedkar one cannot imagine the
Indian constitution. He hoped for a casteless modern society which treats all people in equal manner,
irrespective of caste and creed, race and religion. The down trodden people who lived away from the
main villages suffered for generations from the social evils of caste system. He put forward all his
modern
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AMBEDKARISM IS NONE OTHER THAN MODERNISM
R. Kumara Swamy
Asst. Prof. of English
K L University
Vaddeswaram
Guntur
Andhra Pradesh, India
ABSTRACT::
Dr. Baba Sahib Ambedkar was one to raise his voice for Dalit cause who brought out a social
revolution through Dalit literature after 1960s and through the establishment of a social organization
based on his principles. The Maher movement of Maharastra has been seen as all India Movement
under the leadership of B.R. Ambedkar. Ambedkarism protested against the established unjust social
order. It exposes the sufferings, frustration and torture imposed on them and their revolt against this
inhuman treatment called modernism.
Ambedkar, as a modernist with western thought emerged as a leader of the oppressed communities. As
he was highly educated, he tried to transform the Indian Hindu society. He put all his efforts to
eradicate the evils of caste system and untouchablity of Indian society. He rose his voice for the cause
of the down trodden, and degraded people of the society. His vast contribution for the up gradation of
the Dalits of India is uncalculated and immeasurable. Without Ambedkar one cannot imagine the
Indian constitution. He hoped for a casteless modern society which treats all people in equal manner,
irrespective of caste and creed, race and religion. The down trodden people who lived away from the
main villages suffered for generations from the social evils of caste system. He put forward all his
modern
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The Omnivore s Dilemma By Michael Pollan
Food dominates the lives of people. It is used as comfort and fuel. But the controversy is, what should
people consume? Burkhard Bilger s piece, Nature s Spoils, explores the abnormal way of eating,
which is the fermentation of food. It is usually a safe practice, and also produces vitamins in the
making. The Omnivore s Dilemma by Michael Pollan expresses the problem of how humans select
food. In How Do We Choose What to Eat? by Susan Bowerman she points out the influences on
people s life that affects their eating habits. By using Bowerman s article as the keystone, Nature s
Spoils and The Omnivore s Dilemma can be compared and contrasted. Since the food that people
consume daily can affect them in the future, it must be chosen carefully.
In Nature s Spoils by Burkhard Bilger, he follows Katz Sanders, who is a lover of sauerkraut and
fermented food. The biography that Bilger includes of Sanders from goes back to when Sanders he
was a political activist in 1972 before becoming a fermentation fetisht to where he was tested H.I.V.
positive around 1991. One of the places they spent most was in Hickory Knoll, where Sanders spent a
majority of his time experimenting with fermented foods. Along one of the stops during their road trip,
they met a man named, Garth. Garth tells them of his story of eating raw milk and other food that hasn
t been processed, and how it had only made him feel stronger, which brings up the controversy of
what is risky or beneficial to eat. As
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Food dominates the lives of people. It is used as comfort and fuel. But the controversy is, what should
people consume? Burkhard Bilger s piece, Nature s Spoils, explores the abnormal way of eating,
which is the fermentation of food. It is usually a safe practice, and also produces vitamins in the
making. The Omnivore s Dilemma by Michael Pollan expresses the problem of how humans select
food. In How Do We Choose What to Eat? by Susan Bowerman she points out the influences on
people s life that affects their eating habits. By using Bowerman s article as the keystone, Nature s
Spoils and The Omnivore s Dilemma can be compared and contrasted. Since the food that people
consume daily can affect them in the future, it must be chosen carefully.
In Nature s Spoils by Burkhard Bilger, he follows Katz Sanders, who is a lover of sauerkraut and
fermented food. The biography that Bilger includes of Sanders from goes back to when Sanders he
was a political activist in 1972 before becoming a fermentation fetisht to where he was tested H.I.V.
positive around 1991. One of the places they spent most was in Hickory Knoll, where Sanders spent a
majority of his time experimenting with fermented foods. Along one of the stops during their road trip,
they met a man named, Garth. Garth tells them of his story of eating raw milk and other food that hasn
t been processed, and how it had only made him feel stronger, which brings up the controversy of
what is risky or beneficial to eat. As
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Generating High Revenue in an Organization
1. Executive Summary
An organizations main objective would be to generate high revenue and maximize profits. To generate
this high revenue, it would be the employees who would be working hard strategically and showing
high performances to drive the organization towards achieving that goal. High performance could be
achieved only by well motivated people who are prepared to exercise an extra effort. Even in fairly
basic roles, there is some level of motivation involved.
In a research by Hunter et al (1990), it was found that the difference in value added discretionary
performance between superior and standard performers was 19 percent. For highly complex jobs it
was 48 per cent. (Armstrong and Armstrong, 2009)
To motivate people it is necessary to understand the types of motivation and how it works with each
skill level of people. The videos and statements by Daniel Pink, Professor Jim Collins and Kathy
Schofield taken in this context give an in depth insight into the importance motivation and self
motivating environment.
2. Analysis of the videos and the statements
Drive Daniel Pink
Daniel Pink is the author of five popular books which focus on the changing workplace. In Dan Pink s
video about the drive he critically analyses the traditional thinking where it is believed that more
reward gives better performance, whereas when you punish something you get lesser of that. It was
found out through two experiments that only for simple and mechanical tasks,
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1. Executive Summary
An organizations main objective would be to generate high revenue and maximize profits. To generate
this high revenue, it would be the employees who would be working hard strategically and showing
high performances to drive the organization towards achieving that goal. High performance could be
achieved only by well motivated people who are prepared to exercise an extra effort. Even in fairly
basic roles, there is some level of motivation involved.
In a research by Hunter et al (1990), it was found that the difference in value added discretionary
performance between superior and standard performers was 19 percent. For highly complex jobs it
was 48 per cent. (Armstrong and Armstrong, 2009)
To motivate people it is necessary to understand the types of motivation and how it works with each
skill level of people. The videos and statements by Daniel Pink, Professor Jim Collins and Kathy
Schofield taken in this context give an in depth insight into the importance motivation and self
motivating environment.
2. Analysis of the videos and the statements
Drive Daniel Pink
Daniel Pink is the author of five popular books which focus on the changing workplace. In Dan Pink s
video about the drive he critically analyses the traditional thinking where it is believed that more
reward gives better performance, whereas when you punish something you get lesser of that. It was
found out through two experiments that only for simple and mechanical tasks,
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John Locke s Statement On The Walkabout By John Locke
After John Locke was denied admission on the walkabout because of his paraplegic state; he was put
on a flight back home from Sydney, Australia to California, US. John was absoultly devasted as he
planned this walkabout for months only to be sent back home. While about halfway to the US the
plane went off course and the pilot was forced to crash into a strange island where John found himself
on the floor of the beach with panic from the other survivors. He looked at his foot and to his
amazement he was able to move his half paralyzed body. This experience that John lead him to believe
that his purpose in his life was here on the island and although he did not understand what it was yet,
he never lost his faith, Courage, and determination. Through his time on this island we are able to
obeserve on why John is such a well crafted character. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John scouts the island searches for any answer trying to find out his purpose here. He befriends one of
the other survivors on the island and together they find a hatch burried in the ground. John believes
that his purpose is to open that hatch even though he has no clue whats inside. The hatch seemed
dangerous but John s faith guides him so he is never afraid of the unknown. Even after John started to
lose feeling in his lower body making him think the island is taking away the gift it gave him, he
continued to search for his purpose by attempting to open the hatch and didnt doubt that the island will
heal him again. Anytime that hope seems to be lost, John never gives up on the island to give him an
answer or clue on what to
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After John Locke was denied admission on the walkabout because of his paraplegic state; he was put
on a flight back home from Sydney, Australia to California, US. John was absoultly devasted as he
planned this walkabout for months only to be sent back home. While about halfway to the US the
plane went off course and the pilot was forced to crash into a strange island where John found himself
on the floor of the beach with panic from the other survivors. He looked at his foot and to his
amazement he was able to move his half paralyzed body. This experience that John lead him to believe
that his purpose in his life was here on the island and although he did not understand what it was yet,
he never lost his faith, Courage, and determination. Through his time on this island we are able to
obeserve on why John is such a well crafted character. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John scouts the island searches for any answer trying to find out his purpose here. He befriends one of
the other survivors on the island and together they find a hatch burried in the ground. John believes
that his purpose is to open that hatch even though he has no clue whats inside. The hatch seemed
dangerous but John s faith guides him so he is never afraid of the unknown. Even after John started to
lose feeling in his lower body making him think the island is taking away the gift it gave him, he
continued to search for his purpose by attempting to open the hatch and didnt doubt that the island will
heal him again. Anytime that hope seems to be lost, John never gives up on the island to give him an
answer or clue on what to
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Explain How Asexual Reproduction Is Different From Sexual...
1. Explain how asexual reproduction is different from sexual reproduction. Asexual reproduction is
different from seucal reproduction because it reproduces through mitosis which clones the cell and
results in the new cells being identical to the parent cell. However, sexual reproduction takes 50%
(about) of the chromosomes of each parent to create a new diploid (zygote) which creates genetic
variation and could be advantageous to evolving/natural selection. 2. Explain what happens during
crossing over and when it occurs in meiosis. Crossing over occurs in prophase I which is the first
prophase of meiosis. Two chromosomes each from one parent can physically connect and share
genetic information (creating a chiasma). As a result, genetic variation increases. 3. How is metaphase
I different from metaphase of mitosis? Metaphase I is different from metaphase of mitosis because in
metaphase I homologous pairs are being separated and pulled to the opposite ends of the cell by
microtubules. However, in metaphase of mitosis, sister chromatids are being separated to opposite
ends of the cell. 4. Explain why sexual reproduction increases variation among offspring much more
than asexual reproduction does. Sexual reproduction ensures that the offspring will be a combination
traits from both the parents. Some traits from both parents will be present (hopefully advantageous
ones) and some traits will be inactive (disadvantageous ones). This increases variation because no
diploid
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1. Explain how asexual reproduction is different from sexual reproduction. Asexual reproduction is
different from seucal reproduction because it reproduces through mitosis which clones the cell and
results in the new cells being identical to the parent cell. However, sexual reproduction takes 50%
(about) of the chromosomes of each parent to create a new diploid (zygote) which creates genetic
variation and could be advantageous to evolving/natural selection. 2. Explain what happens during
crossing over and when it occurs in meiosis. Crossing over occurs in prophase I which is the first
prophase of meiosis. Two chromosomes each from one parent can physically connect and share
genetic information (creating a chiasma). As a result, genetic variation increases. 3. How is metaphase
I different from metaphase of mitosis? Metaphase I is different from metaphase of mitosis because in
metaphase I homologous pairs are being separated and pulled to the opposite ends of the cell by
microtubules. However, in metaphase of mitosis, sister chromatids are being separated to opposite
ends of the cell. 4. Explain why sexual reproduction increases variation among offspring much more
than asexual reproduction does. Sexual reproduction ensures that the offspring will be a combination
traits from both the parents. Some traits from both parents will be present (hopefully advantageous
ones) and some traits will be inactive (disadvantageous ones). This increases variation because no
diploid
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Celebrity Cruises
Use this quick checklist as a reminder to bring a little more structure and serenity to your travel plans:
Confirm your flight or transit reservations and/or accommodations to help avoid any surprises along
the way. Check your health and auto insurance for coverage at destination and adjust as necessary. For
foreign travel: Check the Consular Information Program for the applicable country at travel.state.gov.
Update your vaccinations Acquire any appropriate electrical adapter(s). Ensure your driver s license is
valid if driving or renting a car. Carry an adequate supply and a little extra of any medication; make
sure you can identify it if asked. Bring your inhaler if you have asthma, or for other conditions, any
essential ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the quality of their food to their shows, clubs, and amenities, there is so much that Celebrity has
to offer. The selling features of Celebrity Cruises are their staff, food, and destinations. The Celebrity
staff is very entertaining and engaging. Just walking the ship, the staff will have friendly conversations
with you and make sure needs are met. There is a variety of food available around the clock. You can
get anything from a hamburger to escargot and select food is made to order. Celebrity offers cruises all
year round. Destinations range anywhere from: Bermuda to the Eastern Caribbean to Alaska and
Europe. These are just a few of the gorgeous destinations that Celebrity Cruises travel to. The
entertainment on Celebrity Cruises is spectacular! My favorite performances while being on board
were the comedy shows, ice sculpture shows, as well as their own rendition of Broadway
performances. From the very first step on the cruise until your departure, there are an endless amount
of activities. Whether you enjoy hanging out at the pool, participating in games, or dancing, there is
always something to do. I have traveled to the Eastern Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Western
Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises with my family since I was 12 years old. I have also traveled
Norwegian in Hawaii as well as to Bermuda on Royal Caribbean, and overall I would rate Celebrity
the best! Celebrity offers a list of excursions for each destination. My favorite excursion was
swimming with the sting rays in the Cayman Islands. Another great excursion offered was climbing
the Dunn s River Falls in Jamaica. For the price of this cruise line, it offers the most value for your
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Use this quick checklist as a reminder to bring a little more structure and serenity to your travel plans:
Confirm your flight or transit reservations and/or accommodations to help avoid any surprises along
the way. Check your health and auto insurance for coverage at destination and adjust as necessary. For
foreign travel: Check the Consular Information Program for the applicable country at travel.state.gov.
Update your vaccinations Acquire any appropriate electrical adapter(s). Ensure your driver s license is
valid if driving or renting a car. Carry an adequate supply and a little extra of any medication; make
sure you can identify it if asked. Bring your inhaler if you have asthma, or for other conditions, any
essential ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the quality of their food to their shows, clubs, and amenities, there is so much that Celebrity has
to offer. The selling features of Celebrity Cruises are their staff, food, and destinations. The Celebrity
staff is very entertaining and engaging. Just walking the ship, the staff will have friendly conversations
with you and make sure needs are met. There is a variety of food available around the clock. You can
get anything from a hamburger to escargot and select food is made to order. Celebrity offers cruises all
year round. Destinations range anywhere from: Bermuda to the Eastern Caribbean to Alaska and
Europe. These are just a few of the gorgeous destinations that Celebrity Cruises travel to. The
entertainment on Celebrity Cruises is spectacular! My favorite performances while being on board
were the comedy shows, ice sculpture shows, as well as their own rendition of Broadway
performances. From the very first step on the cruise until your departure, there are an endless amount
of activities. Whether you enjoy hanging out at the pool, participating in games, or dancing, there is
always something to do. I have traveled to the Eastern Caribbean, Bermuda, and the Western
Caribbean on Celebrity Cruises with my family since I was 12 years old. I have also traveled
Norwegian in Hawaii as well as to Bermuda on Royal Caribbean, and overall I would rate Celebrity
the best! Celebrity offers a list of excursions for each destination. My favorite excursion was
swimming with the sting rays in the Cayman Islands. Another great excursion offered was climbing
the Dunn s River Falls in Jamaica. For the price of this cruise line, it offers the most value for your
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Alcohol Related Windows On Simmel s Social World Summary
Alcohol Related Windows on Simmel s Social World by William J. Staudenmeier Jr. from the text,
Illuminating Social Life, dives into the topic of alcohol and how its role in society can be directly
reflected back to Simmel s work. The text was introduced by explaining how alcohol has been a major
influence throughout American history and how it has shaped the interactions of difference cultures,
races and ethnicities by characterizing drinking as conflict between coexisting value structures (98).
Simmel s ideas about the core differences between dyads and triads was applied in the context of how
group interaction significantly changed when the role of alcohol becomes a factor to socializing. Three
different group stratifications can be seen ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus was the tavern in particular because there are five types: skid row, the downtown
bar/lounge, drink and dine, club and neighborhood dive (102 103). The types of interactions that each
of these locations presents is unique in its own way, for example the club is ideal for couples and
attractive to women because of the location and aesthetics the location provides, unlike the club the
skid row tavern is known for business exchanges among prostitutes and those that go solo to the bar.
These locations present clientele that is specific to what that location provides to the social structure,
the neighborhood dive will consist of typical regulars but the club has a regular crowd of strangers
(105). The interaction can be further discussed by the concept of subordinate and superordination
between waitresses and those that work in these places. The bartenders have the position of the top
dog since they are the ones that are providing the liquor to the clientele, they chose how to make the
drinks and in end the waitresses/waiters will have to deal with whatever the bartender chose to hand
them in regards to service and honesty of the product
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Alcohol Related Windows on Simmel s Social World by William J. Staudenmeier Jr. from the text,
Illuminating Social Life, dives into the topic of alcohol and how its role in society can be directly
reflected back to Simmel s work. The text was introduced by explaining how alcohol has been a major
influence throughout American history and how it has shaped the interactions of difference cultures,
races and ethnicities by characterizing drinking as conflict between coexisting value structures (98).
Simmel s ideas about the core differences between dyads and triads was applied in the context of how
group interaction significantly changed when the role of alcohol becomes a factor to socializing. Three
different group stratifications can be seen ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus was the tavern in particular because there are five types: skid row, the downtown
bar/lounge, drink and dine, club and neighborhood dive (102 103). The types of interactions that each
of these locations presents is unique in its own way, for example the club is ideal for couples and
attractive to women because of the location and aesthetics the location provides, unlike the club the
skid row tavern is known for business exchanges among prostitutes and those that go solo to the bar.
These locations present clientele that is specific to what that location provides to the social structure,
the neighborhood dive will consist of typical regulars but the club has a regular crowd of strangers
(105). The interaction can be further discussed by the concept of subordinate and superordination
between waitresses and those that work in these places. The bartenders have the position of the top
dog since they are the ones that are providing the liquor to the clientele, they chose how to make the
drinks and in end the waitresses/waiters will have to deal with whatever the bartender chose to hand
them in regards to service and honesty of the product
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Immigration to the United States
The Immigration Debate US immigration laws in the last 25 years 1980 Refugee Act increased
overall refugee quotas to 270,000 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act granted lawful
permanent residency to over 2.7 million undocumented immigrants 1990 Immigration Act established
categories of employment and placed cap of number of non immigrant workers 1996 Illegal
Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act imposed strict penalties against illegal
immigration and expanded definition of deportable offenses 2001 Green Card Through the Legal
Immigration Family Equity (LIFE) Act 2006 The Secure Fence Act authorizes the construction of
1,127 kilometers of double layered fencing along the U.S. Mexico border. 2012 ... Show more content
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2001 Legal Immigration Family Equity (LIFE) Act Enabled certain individuals who are present in the
United States who would not normally qualify to apply for adjustment of status in the United States to
obtain a green card (permanent residence) regardless of: The manner they entered the United States
Working in the United States without authorization Failing to continuously maintain lawful status
since entry By the end of 2009: of the nearly 2.7 million individuals who became legal permanent
residents under the LIFE Act, barely 41% had gone on to exercise the option to naturalize. In other
words, when offered the chance to become citizens, the overwhelming majority of the undocumented
have settled for less. Why would this be? Ambivalence or indifference toward citizenship among
illegals. Americans find it difficult, perhaps even offensive, to believe that immigrants might cling to
the notion of eventually returning home or spurn the opportunity to become American. The primary
goal of most undocumented immigrants continues to be what originally drew them here: supporting
their families, whether back home or in the United States Resistance In the past 50 years, polling
data have charted a deepening opposition to immigration, linked in part, it appears, to economic
concerns. National Academy of Science study: Smith, James P. Barry Emondston, eds., The New
Americans: Economic, Demographic, and Fiscal Effects of Immigration (1997) Biggest
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The Immigration Debate US immigration laws in the last 25 years 1980 Refugee Act increased
overall refugee quotas to 270,000 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act granted lawful
permanent residency to over 2.7 million undocumented immigrants 1990 Immigration Act established
categories of employment and placed cap of number of non immigrant workers 1996 Illegal
Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act imposed strict penalties against illegal
immigration and expanded definition of deportable offenses 2001 Green Card Through the Legal
Immigration Family Equity (LIFE) Act 2006 The Secure Fence Act authorizes the construction of
1,127 kilometers of double layered fencing along the U.S. Mexico border. 2012 ... Show more content
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2001 Legal Immigration Family Equity (LIFE) Act Enabled certain individuals who are present in the
United States who would not normally qualify to apply for adjustment of status in the United States to
obtain a green card (permanent residence) regardless of: The manner they entered the United States
Working in the United States without authorization Failing to continuously maintain lawful status
since entry By the end of 2009: of the nearly 2.7 million individuals who became legal permanent
residents under the LIFE Act, barely 41% had gone on to exercise the option to naturalize. In other
words, when offered the chance to become citizens, the overwhelming majority of the undocumented
have settled for less. Why would this be? Ambivalence or indifference toward citizenship among
illegals. Americans find it difficult, perhaps even offensive, to believe that immigrants might cling to
the notion of eventually returning home or spurn the opportunity to become American. The primary
goal of most undocumented immigrants continues to be what originally drew them here: supporting
their families, whether back home or in the United States Resistance In the past 50 years, polling
data have charted a deepening opposition to immigration, linked in part, it appears, to economic
concerns. National Academy of Science study: Smith, James P. Barry Emondston, eds., The New
Americans: Economic, Demographic, and Fiscal Effects of Immigration (1997) Biggest
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Climate Change and Greenhouse Gases Essay
Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases
The United States releases twenty tons of carbon monoxide per person per year. Carbon Monoxide
release is a result of burning fossil fuels with an insufficient amount of oxygen that causes the
formation of carbon monoxide that pollutes our environment. Everyday fuel is burnt by cars,
airplanes, large factories and manufacturing plants. This is causing a very large and deadly problem
for our environment. When gases used on earth are released into the atmosphere they act as a blanket
and trap radiation that is then redirected to earth. This concept is called the Greenhouse Effect (Bad
Greenhouse, 1).
There are many ways in which we can slow and even stop the Greenhouse effect. More public ...
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Public transportation can help reduce stress caused by driving, save money, and also protect our
environment by reducing the number of vehicles on the road. In order to get more people off the road
and into the public transportation system we must increase the number of buses and taxis that are
available. We must also increase the number of stops available for daily bus routes. With more stops
on the map more people are likely to use the bus system. Each city or town will be able to decide
where more bus stops are needed and make the adjustments necessary to provide better service for the
taxpaying citizens. Of course, none of this is possible without adequate funds in each town/city and
the gas tax is guaranteed to provide those funds. Providing more public transportation will help us
reach our ultimate goal of protecting the environment and ourselves.
The other fifty percent of your money will be split evenly between funding for research of alternative
fuel sources and funding for the implementation of a high speed rail system in the United States.
Alternative sources are the only absolute way we can secure the safety of our environment. Everyday
carbon monoxide is released into our air. This is creating holes in the ozone layer and exposing
humans to deadly fumes (Bad Greenhouse, 1). More money available to scientists who study
alternative fuels will allow them to do more extensive testing and research. Although the world is not
yet running
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Global Warming and Greenhouse Gases
The United States releases twenty tons of carbon monoxide per person per year. Carbon Monoxide
release is a result of burning fossil fuels with an insufficient amount of oxygen that causes the
formation of carbon monoxide that pollutes our environment. Everyday fuel is burnt by cars,
airplanes, large factories and manufacturing plants. This is causing a very large and deadly problem
for our environment. When gases used on earth are released into the atmosphere they act as a blanket
and trap radiation that is then redirected to earth. This concept is called the Greenhouse Effect (Bad
Greenhouse, 1).
There are many ways in which we can slow and even stop the Greenhouse effect. More public ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Public transportation can help reduce stress caused by driving, save money, and also protect our
environment by reducing the number of vehicles on the road. In order to get more people off the road
and into the public transportation system we must increase the number of buses and taxis that are
available. We must also increase the number of stops available for daily bus routes. With more stops
on the map more people are likely to use the bus system. Each city or town will be able to decide
where more bus stops are needed and make the adjustments necessary to provide better service for the
taxpaying citizens. Of course, none of this is possible without adequate funds in each town/city and
the gas tax is guaranteed to provide those funds. Providing more public transportation will help us
reach our ultimate goal of protecting the environment and ourselves.
The other fifty percent of your money will be split evenly between funding for research of alternative
fuel sources and funding for the implementation of a high speed rail system in the United States.
Alternative sources are the only absolute way we can secure the safety of our environment. Everyday
carbon monoxide is released into our air. This is creating holes in the ozone layer and exposing
humans to deadly fumes (Bad Greenhouse, 1). More money available to scientists who study
alternative fuels will allow them to do more extensive testing and research. Although the world is not
yet running
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Marvin E. Rutherford Essay
Marvin E. Rutherford was a chemical engineer and inventor from Abilene, Texas. Between 1923 and
1938, he had several automotive, and one agricultural, inventions to his credit. [endnote: list all of his
inventions, and refer to his FBI complaint of 1941 for verification]. Rutherford also developed two
major aircraft components; an Aero Silencer aircraft muffler system, and an improved Self Sealing
Aircraft Fuel Tank hereafter referred to as the SSAFT. [endnote: first, the date of the muffler system
invention, and then indicate the SSAFT was a third generation design system, however, it still
qualified for patenting. Also refer to his FBI complaint of 1941]. The SSAFT system was by far the
most advanced design Rutherford was responsible for, and should it have fallen into the wrong hands,
it would have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the designs were confirmed missing, Rutherford filed a report with the Dallas Field Office of
the FBI, while Arnold routed the matter through his chain of command. Rutherford s report was taken
seriously, and was forwarded to J. Edgar Hoover, who in turn routed it to the Assistant Attorney
General of the United States, Matthew McGuire. [endnote: cite his comments in the FBI report]
Unfortunately, Rutherford had used so many cloak and dagger methods that the Department of Justice
could not substantiate the evidence, therefore, the federal investigation was closed in the Fall of 1941.
J. Edgar Hoover, however, had identified Charles Lindbergh as a person of interest, and had
established a file as Hoover was known to do. While Lindbergh s file grew, nothing more was done
about Rutherford s claim. However, in the days following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor,
Rutherford s invention and report would find their way to the desk of President Roosevelt. Both of
these facts will be discussed in a later
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Marvin E. Rutherford was a chemical engineer and inventor from Abilene, Texas. Between 1923 and
1938, he had several automotive, and one agricultural, inventions to his credit. [endnote: list all of his
inventions, and refer to his FBI complaint of 1941 for verification]. Rutherford also developed two
major aircraft components; an Aero Silencer aircraft muffler system, and an improved Self Sealing
Aircraft Fuel Tank hereafter referred to as the SSAFT. [endnote: first, the date of the muffler system
invention, and then indicate the SSAFT was a third generation design system, however, it still
qualified for patenting. Also refer to his FBI complaint of 1941]. The SSAFT system was by far the
most advanced design Rutherford was responsible for, and should it have fallen into the wrong hands,
it would have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the designs were confirmed missing, Rutherford filed a report with the Dallas Field Office of
the FBI, while Arnold routed the matter through his chain of command. Rutherford s report was taken
seriously, and was forwarded to J. Edgar Hoover, who in turn routed it to the Assistant Attorney
General of the United States, Matthew McGuire. [endnote: cite his comments in the FBI report]
Unfortunately, Rutherford had used so many cloak and dagger methods that the Department of Justice
could not substantiate the evidence, therefore, the federal investigation was closed in the Fall of 1941.
J. Edgar Hoover, however, had identified Charles Lindbergh as a person of interest, and had
established a file as Hoover was known to do. While Lindbergh s file grew, nothing more was done
about Rutherford s claim. However, in the days following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor,
Rutherford s invention and report would find their way to the desk of President Roosevelt. Both of
these facts will be discussed in a later
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Essay 18 Reasons Why a Shopper Abandons their Shopping Cart
A judge pounding down the gavel declaring, GUILTY as charged, is unnecessary. You are guilty of
this, I am guilty of this, and in fact, every shopper is guilty. The crime we are all guilty of...spending
time shopping on a website, finding products and hitting the add to cart button, only to not go through
with purchasing those products. Instead, items stay in the shopping cart only to never find their way to
a loving home.
That abandoned shopping cart is a lot like the island of misfit toys, in the Classic film, Rudolph the
Red nosed Reindeer, except the products left behind live on, Cyber Island of abandoned shopping
carts.
Why, oh why, do people not go through with the purchase transaction?
The Average Shopping Cart ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Click, I didn t really need that product anyway. They leave the site with a negative feeling, which
means they probably will not return.
If a website is experiencing a high percentage of shopping cart abandonment, or bounce rate, it s time
for an audit. Out of the 18 reasons people abandon their shopping cart is due to website issues, not
personal issues (although, sometimes this is the case).
Items to change for better a Shopping Experience:
Simplify the shopping experience, one of the reasons people abandon their carts is because the website
requires them to sign up or share too much information. People are in a hurry, especially if they are
trying to make a purchase via their smartphone.
Offer guest checkout sign up after the sale is made. There is a slight chance the shopper has already
purchased from the site, does have an account, but does not remember their password. Guest checkout
means that they can complete the transaction without going through the trouble of resetting their
original password. The shorter the sales process the better.
Redenvelope.com is a prime example of an ideal checkout page:
Make certain that the brand logo and contact is on every page of the checkout process. Remember if
promoting a site wide campaign offer of free shipping for orders $XX.xx, or more, is working at ALL
times. For experienced online shoppers there is nothing more annoying than
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A judge pounding down the gavel declaring, GUILTY as charged, is unnecessary. You are guilty of
this, I am guilty of this, and in fact, every shopper is guilty. The crime we are all guilty of...spending
time shopping on a website, finding products and hitting the add to cart button, only to not go through
with purchasing those products. Instead, items stay in the shopping cart only to never find their way to
a loving home.
That abandoned shopping cart is a lot like the island of misfit toys, in the Classic film, Rudolph the
Red nosed Reindeer, except the products left behind live on, Cyber Island of abandoned shopping
carts.
Why, oh why, do people not go through with the purchase transaction?
The Average Shopping Cart ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Click, I didn t really need that product anyway. They leave the site with a negative feeling, which
means they probably will not return.
If a website is experiencing a high percentage of shopping cart abandonment, or bounce rate, it s time
for an audit. Out of the 18 reasons people abandon their shopping cart is due to website issues, not
personal issues (although, sometimes this is the case).
Items to change for better a Shopping Experience:
Simplify the shopping experience, one of the reasons people abandon their carts is because the website
requires them to sign up or share too much information. People are in a hurry, especially if they are
trying to make a purchase via their smartphone.
Offer guest checkout sign up after the sale is made. There is a slight chance the shopper has already
purchased from the site, does have an account, but does not remember their password. Guest checkout
means that they can complete the transaction without going through the trouble of resetting their
original password. The shorter the sales process the better.
Redenvelope.com is a prime example of an ideal checkout page:
Make certain that the brand logo and contact is on every page of the checkout process. Remember if
promoting a site wide campaign offer of free shipping for orders $XX.xx, or more, is working at ALL
times. For experienced online shoppers there is nothing more annoying than
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Revitalization In The United States
3. In the 1990 s the central business and residential districts of cities in the United States became the
focus of a revitalization process. Discuss how each has contributed to this revitalization process.
Economic factors Economic factors have contributed to the revitalization process of central business
and residential districts of cities in the United States. Tourism has effect the revitalization process of
cities throughout America. One of the most popular tourist attraction within the world is the Eiffel
Tower which is located in Paris, France. Annually, the attraction receives 7,000,000, which drastically
impacted the country s central business district. Since more people are located within that area,
different facilities and tourism attractions had to be constructed. In terms of housing, opposed to less
populated areas, larger infrastructure such as buildings and hotels had ... Show more content on
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In the city of Baltimore, people have decided to tear down their urban slums, which are heavily
populated urban informal settlements that are characterized by substandard housing and squalor.
Baltimore is also lowering its land taxes endeavoring to encourage wealthier people to move into the
central business district. Other methods are increasing the creation of various public places such as
parks. In New York, for example, Central Park serves as a perfect example of a space that was built to
bring people together. Parks, change the urban landscape of the area, and impact society as well. With
more parks such as Central Park, the central business district will be affected. Central Park an urban
park in middle upper Manhattan, within New York City, heavily impacted the CBD for it is one of the
most popular parks within the world. Thus, urban policy has resulted in the alteration of central
business and residential districts though the creation of various parks and the reconstruction of
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3. In the 1990 s the central business and residential districts of cities in the United States became the
focus of a revitalization process. Discuss how each has contributed to this revitalization process.
Economic factors Economic factors have contributed to the revitalization process of central business
and residential districts of cities in the United States. Tourism has effect the revitalization process of
cities throughout America. One of the most popular tourist attraction within the world is the Eiffel
Tower which is located in Paris, France. Annually, the attraction receives 7,000,000, which drastically
impacted the country s central business district. Since more people are located within that area,
different facilities and tourism attractions had to be constructed. In terms of housing, opposed to less
populated areas, larger infrastructure such as buildings and hotels had ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the city of Baltimore, people have decided to tear down their urban slums, which are heavily
populated urban informal settlements that are characterized by substandard housing and squalor.
Baltimore is also lowering its land taxes endeavoring to encourage wealthier people to move into the
central business district. Other methods are increasing the creation of various public places such as
parks. In New York, for example, Central Park serves as a perfect example of a space that was built to
bring people together. Parks, change the urban landscape of the area, and impact society as well. With
more parks such as Central Park, the central business district will be affected. Central Park an urban
park in middle upper Manhattan, within New York City, heavily impacted the CBD for it is one of the
most popular parks within the world. Thus, urban policy has resulted in the alteration of central
business and residential districts though the creation of various parks and the reconstruction of
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The Lesson by Toni Cade Bambara
Teachers need to get through students on order to teach a student. Some students might not show up or
care about the class. Teachers of elementary schools have the hardest because the kids just want to
play, goof around and don t listen. Elementary teachers have hard time teaching young uneducated
students just like Miss Moore with her uneducated children from the neighborhood, in the story The
Lesson by Toni Cade Bambara. Miss Moore teaches the students how to take the first step toward a
better education just like elementary teachers, her teaching method were to show how the upper class
lived in comparison to the children but she could have though them differently by giving rewards for
something they did educationally. Furthermore, Miss Moore s teaching is related to elementary school
teachers do to the teachers of elementary schools have to lead the student on how to take the first step
towards a better education. Just like Miss Moore, elementary school teachers have a hard time
controlling the students because they are very inpatient and just want to do whatever is fun rather than
learning something that could benefit them later in future like learning how to read. Both the students
need a teacher that will lead them in the right direction Just like Miss Moore and the elementary
teachers by showing them the better. Miss Moore is a very educated for the block she has moved into
and always dresses formally. She always offers to take the students to educational
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Teachers need to get through students on order to teach a student. Some students might not show up or
care about the class. Teachers of elementary schools have the hardest because the kids just want to
play, goof around and don t listen. Elementary teachers have hard time teaching young uneducated
students just like Miss Moore with her uneducated children from the neighborhood, in the story The
Lesson by Toni Cade Bambara. Miss Moore teaches the students how to take the first step toward a
better education just like elementary teachers, her teaching method were to show how the upper class
lived in comparison to the children but she could have though them differently by giving rewards for
something they did educationally. Furthermore, Miss Moore s teaching is related to elementary school
teachers do to the teachers of elementary schools have to lead the student on how to take the first step
towards a better education. Just like Miss Moore, elementary school teachers have a hard time
controlling the students because they are very inpatient and just want to do whatever is fun rather than
learning something that could benefit them later in future like learning how to read. Both the students
need a teacher that will lead them in the right direction Just like Miss Moore and the elementary
teachers by showing them the better. Miss Moore is a very educated for the block she has moved into
and always dresses formally. She always offers to take the students to educational
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Should Religion Be Taught In Schools Essay
Understanding and weighing perspectives from different people, cultures, and schools of thought are
important global competence skills that all students should develop yet even though America is one of
the most religiously diverse countries we remain perilously ignorant about the entire subject. Should
world religion be taught in public schools or is it too controversial? Well the truth is, students have a
First Amendment right to religious expression in schools. Furthermore, religiously motivated hate
crimes are on the rise, the student body is more diverse, and religious literacy is a key to a well
rounded education.
The First Amendment states, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice s Hate Crime Victimization report, the percentage of hate
crimes were nearly three times higher in 2012 (28%) than in 2004 (10%) (blogs.edweek.org). This
number will continue to increase, and in order for it to decrease the people need to start understanding
these scary statistics and make a stand for a more peaceful society. Also, the student body is so diverse
that this type of teaching would just be simply important for everybody to learn. Not only are they
diverse in gender but in the average school 5.98% are Hispanic or Latino, 0.99% are American Indian
or Alaska Native, 30.63% are Asian, 7.73% are black or African American, 0.13% are Native
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 55.60% of our students are white and not multiracial, and 7.57% are
unreported (registrar.wustl.edu). To ensure that students of less familiar cultures and religious
traditions feel included and safe in their learning communities, teachers need to provide opportunities
for all students to share unique aspects of their
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Understanding and weighing perspectives from different people, cultures, and schools of thought are
important global competence skills that all students should develop yet even though America is one of
the most religiously diverse countries we remain perilously ignorant about the entire subject. Should
world religion be taught in public schools or is it too controversial? Well the truth is, students have a
First Amendment right to religious expression in schools. Furthermore, religiously motivated hate
crimes are on the rise, the student body is more diverse, and religious literacy is a key to a well
rounded education.
The First Amendment states, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the U.S. Department of Justice s Hate Crime Victimization report, the percentage of hate
crimes were nearly three times higher in 2012 (28%) than in 2004 (10%) (blogs.edweek.org). This
number will continue to increase, and in order for it to decrease the people need to start understanding
these scary statistics and make a stand for a more peaceful society. Also, the student body is so diverse
that this type of teaching would just be simply important for everybody to learn. Not only are they
diverse in gender but in the average school 5.98% are Hispanic or Latino, 0.99% are American Indian
or Alaska Native, 30.63% are Asian, 7.73% are black or African American, 0.13% are Native
Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 55.60% of our students are white and not multiracial, and 7.57% are
unreported (registrar.wustl.edu). To ensure that students of less familiar cultures and religious
traditions feel included and safe in their learning communities, teachers need to provide opportunities
for all students to share unique aspects of their
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Persuasive Essay On Helicopter Parenting
Raz is a 16 year old girl who was unable to make a tomato salad without my help. Was she
developmentally slow? No, her mother had taught her to stay away from the kitchen so as not to get
cut of burnt. She is not the only victim of helicopter parenting. When parents are too involved in the
life of their children, and try too hard to protect them from reality, it can cause real harm. Helicopter
parenting can result in adults who are unhappy and unprepared for life.
Lythcott Haims says Our job as a parent is to put ourselves out of a job . When we are raising our
children, we have to teach them how to be able to live independently. It is our duty to make sure they
have the skills and ability to continue their lives without us. Do we want to have our grown children
unable to survive without our assistance? Are we ready to keep them at home forever?
Pewresearch.org states that as of 2016, 51% of Americans between 25 and 35 live with their parents.
The number has risen 5% since the 2000s. It has become more normal for children to rely on their
parents, even once they are adults. We cannot leave them unprepared into their 30s! We, not only have
the responsibility of making sure that can physically take care of themselves, but also are responsible
for our children s psychological well being.
Even if you cannot bear the thought of having your baby leave you, think of their psychological and
mental health. College children who have been over parented are more susceptible to mental
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Raz is a 16 year old girl who was unable to make a tomato salad without my help. Was she
developmentally slow? No, her mother had taught her to stay away from the kitchen so as not to get
cut of burnt. She is not the only victim of helicopter parenting. When parents are too involved in the
life of their children, and try too hard to protect them from reality, it can cause real harm. Helicopter
parenting can result in adults who are unhappy and unprepared for life.
Lythcott Haims says Our job as a parent is to put ourselves out of a job . When we are raising our
children, we have to teach them how to be able to live independently. It is our duty to make sure they
have the skills and ability to continue their lives without us. Do we want to have our grown children
unable to survive without our assistance? Are we ready to keep them at home forever?
Pewresearch.org states that as of 2016, 51% of Americans between 25 and 35 live with their parents.
The number has risen 5% since the 2000s. It has become more normal for children to rely on their
parents, even once they are adults. We cannot leave them unprepared into their 30s! We, not only have
the responsibility of making sure that can physically take care of themselves, but also are responsible
for our children s psychological well being.
Even if you cannot bear the thought of having your baby leave you, think of their psychological and
mental health. College children who have been over parented are more susceptible to mental
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NLRPCHT Case Study
NLRPNACHT 3D models showed a typical structural fold and conserved ATP binding motifs Domain
analysis revealed that all the NLRP proteins (excluding NLRP10) comprised of three functional
domains; N terminal PYD, central NACHT and variable numbers of C terminal LRRs. NLRP1 has
two additional domains, FIIND and CARD towards the C terminal region (next to LRR), whereas
NLRP10 lacks the LRR (Fig. 1a; Supplementary Table. S1). Consistent with recently resolved
structures [mNlrc4 (4KXF) and OcNOD2 (5IRL)], and sequence analysis results, we outlined three
functional sub domains of NACHT/NOD modules; (a) the nucleotide binding domain (NDB)
positioned after Pyrin domain (PYD), (b) the helical domain 1 (HD1) and (c) the winged helix domain
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S3) were considered for further studies (Fig. S1a). A close visual inspection of docked conformations
showed a conserved ATP binding pattern except for NLRP5, NLRP8, and NLRP9. Till date, only two
ADP bound NLR structures have been resolved experimentally [mNlrc4 (4KXF) and OcNOD2
(5IRN)] and both the structures shared a common nucleotide binding orientation28, 29. Therefore, we
adopted the manual approach of docking; where the γ phosphate group of ATP was deeply buried
inside the cavity, and adenine moiety was positioned outward (Fig. S1b). To understand the binding
mode and dynamic stability of ATP, MD simulations of both the prepared ATP bound NLRPNACHT
complexes [complex I (AutoDock) and complex II (manually docked)] were performed for 60ns time
scale. Manually docked NLRPNACHT ATP complexes exhibited a good binding stability The
experimental evidence suggested that Walker A (GxxxxGK[S/T]) of AAA+ ATPase proteins has the
major contribution in nucleotide binding and particularly, it coordinates the β/γ phosphate group of
NTPs28 37. To acquire a stable NLRPNACHT ATP complex for interaction analysis, a combined root
mean square deviation (RMSD) of Walker A and ATP was calculated, and the result indicated a stable
array of deviation in manually docked systems except in NLRP13 (Fig. 2a). Further, we analyzed the
total numbers of intermolecular H bonds between ATP and NLRPNACHT from the obtained
trajectories as the function of
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NLRPNACHT 3D models showed a typical structural fold and conserved ATP binding motifs Domain
analysis revealed that all the NLRP proteins (excluding NLRP10) comprised of three functional
domains; N terminal PYD, central NACHT and variable numbers of C terminal LRRs. NLRP1 has
two additional domains, FIIND and CARD towards the C terminal region (next to LRR), whereas
NLRP10 lacks the LRR (Fig. 1a; Supplementary Table. S1). Consistent with recently resolved
structures [mNlrc4 (4KXF) and OcNOD2 (5IRL)], and sequence analysis results, we outlined three
functional sub domains of NACHT/NOD modules; (a) the nucleotide binding domain (NDB)
positioned after Pyrin domain (PYD), (b) the helical domain 1 (HD1) and (c) the winged helix domain
(WHD) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
S3) were considered for further studies (Fig. S1a). A close visual inspection of docked conformations
showed a conserved ATP binding pattern except for NLRP5, NLRP8, and NLRP9. Till date, only two
ADP bound NLR structures have been resolved experimentally [mNlrc4 (4KXF) and OcNOD2
(5IRN)] and both the structures shared a common nucleotide binding orientation28, 29. Therefore, we
adopted the manual approach of docking; where the γ phosphate group of ATP was deeply buried
inside the cavity, and adenine moiety was positioned outward (Fig. S1b). To understand the binding
mode and dynamic stability of ATP, MD simulations of both the prepared ATP bound NLRPNACHT
complexes [complex I (AutoDock) and complex II (manually docked)] were performed for 60ns time
scale. Manually docked NLRPNACHT ATP complexes exhibited a good binding stability The
experimental evidence suggested that Walker A (GxxxxGK[S/T]) of AAA+ ATPase proteins has the
major contribution in nucleotide binding and particularly, it coordinates the β/γ phosphate group of
NTPs28 37. To acquire a stable NLRPNACHT ATP complex for interaction analysis, a combined root
mean square deviation (RMSD) of Walker A and ATP was calculated, and the result indicated a stable
array of deviation in manually docked systems except in NLRP13 (Fig. 2a). Further, we analyzed the
total numbers of intermolecular H bonds between ATP and NLRPNACHT from the obtained
trajectories as the function of
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Town And Country Insurance Essay
Be proud of what you do, insurance is important. These are the words owner Nancy Pogatchnik chose
from a sermon she gives to new employees. This is what she regards as one of the most important
things she has learned after 33 years at Town Country Insurance. Once a small business in Finlayson,
Town Country has expanded into multiple locations and acquisitions across Minnesota. Last week,
Town Country Insurance celebrated its 40th anniversary of serving the locals of Pine County. Town
Country Insurance was originally founded in 1977 by one of the three current owners, Duke
Pogatchnik. The business was initially a separate bank business that became an insurance company.
The other owners, Nancy her husband Bruce Pogatchnik effectively ... Show more content on
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Every year, Town Country Insurance donates money to local charities and non profits. For example
last month, they donated $980 to the Willow River post prom committee and another $980 to the
Jamie Gerlach Benefit. In the past, they have donated to the East Central Backpack Program, Hinckley
Finlayson Backpack program, U of M Masonic Children s Hospital and the Aitkin School Math a thon
(which benefitted St. Jude s children hospital). This year they plan to give away $10,000. They have
so far donated over $2,700 this year. They are doing a big push toward Giving to the Max day in
November (a program that raised over $20.1 million last year). In December, they will be doing a 12
days of Christmas program, where they will spin the wheel once per day for 12 days to see who wins a
cash donation. Part of the process of donating is their employees nominate a charity. The nominated
charities are entered into a drawing and whichever one is drawn is the recipient of the cash donation.
This year, the business will decide the recipient charity by spinning a wheel. It adds more excitement,
says Nancy, when compared to just deciding a charity by drawing out of a hat. For the staff at Town
Country, they love to give back to the community. They are very thankful for the support their
customers have shown in helping them
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Be proud of what you do, insurance is important. These are the words owner Nancy Pogatchnik chose
from a sermon she gives to new employees. This is what she regards as one of the most important
things she has learned after 33 years at Town Country Insurance. Once a small business in Finlayson,
Town Country has expanded into multiple locations and acquisitions across Minnesota. Last week,
Town Country Insurance celebrated its 40th anniversary of serving the locals of Pine County. Town
Country Insurance was originally founded in 1977 by one of the three current owners, Duke
Pogatchnik. The business was initially a separate bank business that became an insurance company.
The other owners, Nancy her husband Bruce Pogatchnik effectively ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Every year, Town Country Insurance donates money to local charities and non profits. For example
last month, they donated $980 to the Willow River post prom committee and another $980 to the
Jamie Gerlach Benefit. In the past, they have donated to the East Central Backpack Program, Hinckley
Finlayson Backpack program, U of M Masonic Children s Hospital and the Aitkin School Math a thon
(which benefitted St. Jude s children hospital). This year they plan to give away $10,000. They have
so far donated over $2,700 this year. They are doing a big push toward Giving to the Max day in
November (a program that raised over $20.1 million last year). In December, they will be doing a 12
days of Christmas program, where they will spin the wheel once per day for 12 days to see who wins a
cash donation. Part of the process of donating is their employees nominate a charity. The nominated
charities are entered into a drawing and whichever one is drawn is the recipient of the cash donation.
This year, the business will decide the recipient charity by spinning a wheel. It adds more excitement,
says Nancy, when compared to just deciding a charity by drawing out of a hat. For the staff at Town
Country, they love to give back to the community. They are very thankful for the support their
customers have shown in helping them
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Pros And Cons Of Temporary Labour Migration
Essay question: Are temporary labour migration programs ethical? Is there a point at which a
temporary migrant ought to be offered permanent membership in the host country?
The issues are whether temporary labour migration programs are ethical and is there a point at which a
temporary migrant ought to be offered permanent membership in the host country.
This essay will discuss the most commonly used temporary labour migration programs and policies,
which is mainly the 457 Temporary Labour Migration Visa. Working holiday Visa and Student Visa
also permit the visa holders to work in Australia, but the purpose of these visa are not for employment.
The essay will first discuss the 457 Temporary Labour Migration visa, 457 visa is the most common
kind of visa used by employers to sponsor overseas employees, usually the ... Show more content on
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Mares. Peter. 2012 Temporary Migration and its Implications for Australia Papers on Parliament No.
57
This is a parliament paper, it mentioned the current situation of Australian temporary migration, forms
of temporary migration and attached some charts, provided very clear explanation.
3. Phillips, Janet and Spinks, Harriet. 2012 Skilled migration: temporary and permanent flows to
Australia Social Policy Section, Parliamentary Library.
This is a parliament paper, provided introduction of the temporary labour migration programs, as well
as permanent skilled migration, also mentioned the recent reforms of these programs, this articles
provides detailed information and history of these programs, government policies of the last ten years
on this aspect.
Other research sources:
Taranto, Claudia. 2015 Workers without borders: the rise of temporary migrant labour Retrieved from
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/earshot/the rise of temporary migrant labour/6472368
Mares, Peter. 2013 Why temporary migration is a permanent thing
Retrieved from
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Essay question: Are temporary labour migration programs ethical? Is there a point at which a
temporary migrant ought to be offered permanent membership in the host country?
The issues are whether temporary labour migration programs are ethical and is there a point at which a
temporary migrant ought to be offered permanent membership in the host country.
This essay will discuss the most commonly used temporary labour migration programs and policies,
which is mainly the 457 Temporary Labour Migration Visa. Working holiday Visa and Student Visa
also permit the visa holders to work in Australia, but the purpose of these visa are not for employment.
The essay will first discuss the 457 Temporary Labour Migration visa, 457 visa is the most common
kind of visa used by employers to sponsor overseas employees, usually the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Mares. Peter. 2012 Temporary Migration and its Implications for Australia Papers on Parliament No.
57
This is a parliament paper, it mentioned the current situation of Australian temporary migration, forms
of temporary migration and attached some charts, provided very clear explanation.
3. Phillips, Janet and Spinks, Harriet. 2012 Skilled migration: temporary and permanent flows to
Australia Social Policy Section, Parliamentary Library.
This is a parliament paper, provided introduction of the temporary labour migration programs, as well
as permanent skilled migration, also mentioned the recent reforms of these programs, this articles
provides detailed information and history of these programs, government policies of the last ten years
on this aspect.
Other research sources:
Taranto, Claudia. 2015 Workers without borders: the rise of temporary migrant labour Retrieved from
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/earshot/the rise of temporary migrant labour/6472368
Mares, Peter. 2013 Why temporary migration is a permanent thing
Retrieved from
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Analyzing Two Theories of Business Power
Two Theories of Business Power Introduction The Dominance and the Pluralist Theories led to the
development of socialism and liberalism respectively. The two theories had notable differences,
almost contrasting one another. For us to analyze and contrast the two theories, it is notable to
understand the fundamental perceptions of Dominance and the Pluralism. Connolly and Connolly
(2010) argue that we can define the dominance theory as the theory of Marxist, advanced by Karl
Max. This theory has been clearly outlined in the manifesto of the communist. The theory of
dominance argues that social divisions based on class result in ruling class community, who control all
the production means. Marxism notes that if the proletariat is abused, it favors the interests of the
bourgeoisie. This is commonly referred to as the elite theory drawn from Marxist because it suggests a
disproportionate control over a privileged minority. Nevertheless, in this case, the control appears to
be over the state mechanisms. Therefore, we can believe that the elites only have the ability to
influence but not to control the production means. Perhaps, this could be an underlying reason why
advocates of this theory are more contented with its continued application compared to other
colleagues of Marxist (Tang, 2008). Pluralism is fundamentally a theory favoring equal distribution of
power amongst people instead of one individual holding all the power. This theory supports having
multiple institutions
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Two Theories of Business Power Introduction The Dominance and the Pluralist Theories led to the
development of socialism and liberalism respectively. The two theories had notable differences,
almost contrasting one another. For us to analyze and contrast the two theories, it is notable to
understand the fundamental perceptions of Dominance and the Pluralism. Connolly and Connolly
(2010) argue that we can define the dominance theory as the theory of Marxist, advanced by Karl
Max. This theory has been clearly outlined in the manifesto of the communist. The theory of
dominance argues that social divisions based on class result in ruling class community, who control all
the production means. Marxism notes that if the proletariat is abused, it favors the interests of the
bourgeoisie. This is commonly referred to as the elite theory drawn from Marxist because it suggests a
disproportionate control over a privileged minority. Nevertheless, in this case, the control appears to
be over the state mechanisms. Therefore, we can believe that the elites only have the ability to
influence but not to control the production means. Perhaps, this could be an underlying reason why
advocates of this theory are more contented with its continued application compared to other
colleagues of Marxist (Tang, 2008). Pluralism is fundamentally a theory favoring equal distribution of
power amongst people instead of one individual holding all the power. This theory supports having
multiple institutions
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Examples Of Secrecy In Frankenstein
The well being of a family is often the result of absolute trust and absence of secrecy, in Frankenstein
by Mary Shelley, the reader can observe how secrecy between family members can lead to
catastrophic events where there is no way back. Victor Frankenstein keeps the monster, his creation, a
secret, making himself guilty of every occurrence involving him and driving himself to a very
complicated situation. When the Frankenstein family is betrayed by Victor it generates a feeling of
agony in Victor which will drive him to do everything he can to reconcile with himself and his family.
At Justine s trial, Victor begins to feel the absence of hope because of the idea that by his own actions
he is going to be responsible for the death of two ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Victor hears this he feels terrible, saying During this conversation I had retired to a corner of the
prison room, where I could conceal the horrid anguish that possessed me. Despair!(...)I gnashed my
teeth and ground them together, uttering a groan that came from my inmost soul (Shelley 72). Victor is
in agony, the recent events have put him in a situation where he has no feelings of hope for a positive
ending. What Justine said had a very negative effect on him, he is in complete mental suffering
because he feels guilty for his family misfortune. When Justine died Victor fell into a state of remorse
and despair, he begins to sense feelings of resentment towards the monster and also the need to go
after him for redemption and reconciliation after the evil he has created, Victor says When I reflected
on his crimes and malice, my hatred and revenge burst all bounds of moderation. I would have made a
pilgrimage to the highest peak of the Andes, could I when there have precipitated him to their base. I
wished to see him again, that I might wreak the utmost extent of abhorrence on his head and avenge
the deaths of William and Justine (Shelley, 76). Certainly Victor is devastated by what has happened
and he has felled into a state of misery and torment due to the fact that he is just as guilty as the
monster of the murderers, and likewise that he is
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The well being of a family is often the result of absolute trust and absence of secrecy, in Frankenstein
by Mary Shelley, the reader can observe how secrecy between family members can lead to
catastrophic events where there is no way back. Victor Frankenstein keeps the monster, his creation, a
secret, making himself guilty of every occurrence involving him and driving himself to a very
complicated situation. When the Frankenstein family is betrayed by Victor it generates a feeling of
agony in Victor which will drive him to do everything he can to reconcile with himself and his family.
At Justine s trial, Victor begins to feel the absence of hope because of the idea that by his own actions
he is going to be responsible for the death of two ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Victor hears this he feels terrible, saying During this conversation I had retired to a corner of the
prison room, where I could conceal the horrid anguish that possessed me. Despair!(...)I gnashed my
teeth and ground them together, uttering a groan that came from my inmost soul (Shelley 72). Victor is
in agony, the recent events have put him in a situation where he has no feelings of hope for a positive
ending. What Justine said had a very negative effect on him, he is in complete mental suffering
because he feels guilty for his family misfortune. When Justine died Victor fell into a state of remorse
and despair, he begins to sense feelings of resentment towards the monster and also the need to go
after him for redemption and reconciliation after the evil he has created, Victor says When I reflected
on his crimes and malice, my hatred and revenge burst all bounds of moderation. I would have made a
pilgrimage to the highest peak of the Andes, could I when there have precipitated him to their base. I
wished to see him again, that I might wreak the utmost extent of abhorrence on his head and avenge
the deaths of William and Justine (Shelley, 76). Certainly Victor is devastated by what has happened
and he has felled into a state of misery and torment due to the fact that he is just as guilty as the
monster of the murderers, and likewise that he is
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Case Study Of Personal Computers In The U. S. Consumers
The uncertainty created by impersonal and overseas long distance customer service provided by
companies that specialize in direct sales of personal computers has led many U.S. consumers to buy
from more local retailers. This sales model follows the push strategy on page 46 of the text, this
strategy pushes the product to the end user or customer through sales promotions and other incentives.
(Min, 2015) The contemporary consumers are given a multitude of options when purchasing personal
computers and related hardware devices that were not readily available in the past. With this
purchasing power at their disposal, U.S. consumers are growing impatient with low quality equipment
and foreign customer service due to outsourcing jobs overseas ... Show more content on
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Retail stores will need to have high quality upgradeable models available for sale, along with onsite
technical support that can provide any consumer modifications being requested. The retail store s tech
team could then provide local delivery service of end products to consumers using rates similar to
Uber and Lyft.
3. What are the potential problems associated with traditional retail sales?
Contemporary consumers have grown more knowledgeable with the specific capabilities that their
personal computers are equipped with. They are seeking more customization and performance levels
than that of many standard models available in retail stores. Many retail stores outsource their IT
customer service that has U.S. consumers frustrated with lack of clear communication and cultural
relatability. Retail locations can offer more local and personal customer service with a competent tech
support team available by phone, email or internet to alleviate breakdowns in communication such as
language barriers. Rapid delivery to customers can be provided by contracting with local delivery
services like UPS and Fed X or an in house service provided by the tech support team.4
4. What managerial changes have to be made to regain market share and become a global leader of the
PC industry?
The conceptual and political competencies of top management need to be
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The uncertainty created by impersonal and overseas long distance customer service provided by
companies that specialize in direct sales of personal computers has led many U.S. consumers to buy
from more local retailers. This sales model follows the push strategy on page 46 of the text, this
strategy pushes the product to the end user or customer through sales promotions and other incentives.
(Min, 2015) The contemporary consumers are given a multitude of options when purchasing personal
computers and related hardware devices that were not readily available in the past. With this
purchasing power at their disposal, U.S. consumers are growing impatient with low quality equipment
and foreign customer service due to outsourcing jobs overseas ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Retail stores will need to have high quality upgradeable models available for sale, along with onsite
technical support that can provide any consumer modifications being requested. The retail store s tech
team could then provide local delivery service of end products to consumers using rates similar to
Uber and Lyft.
3. What are the potential problems associated with traditional retail sales?
Contemporary consumers have grown more knowledgeable with the specific capabilities that their
personal computers are equipped with. They are seeking more customization and performance levels
than that of many standard models available in retail stores. Many retail stores outsource their IT
customer service that has U.S. consumers frustrated with lack of clear communication and cultural
relatability. Retail locations can offer more local and personal customer service with a competent tech
support team available by phone, email or internet to alleviate breakdowns in communication such as
language barriers. Rapid delivery to customers can be provided by contracting with local delivery
services like UPS and Fed X or an in house service provided by the tech support team.4
4. What managerial changes have to be made to regain market share and become a global leader of the
PC industry?
The conceptual and political competencies of top management need to be
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A Conversation between Descartes and Searle
Descartes: One of my greatest powers is the ability to think, considering that it is essentially the only
thing that I am unable to doubt.
Searle: I partly agree to your statement, but I observe that you are inclined to ignore the concept of
technology and the wonders that it can perform. Furthermore, just as you are able to persuade other
individuals in thinking that they make decisions for themselves, it is probable that someone else
influences you and the decisions that you make without allowing you to understand that you are being
manipulated.
D: Oh, but I m afraid that you got the wrong impression regarding my thinking. I did not say that I
cannot be manipulated, as I simply claimed that me being able to doubt everything but my ability to
doubt is equivalent to me having free will. I will always be able to doubt things and this stands as
proof that my mind is different from my body as a consequence of the fact that it is thinking.
S: It is very likely that information that has been produced consequent to your death made it easier for
me to look at things and that I am better prepared to understand how the mind works. As I said, you
tend to ignore the fact that technology has advanced greatly and that the Age of Technology provides
individuals with a lot of information that they can use with the purpose of developing arguments to
support particular points of view.
D: I did not say that I am not amazed with the way that technology advanced in the twentieth and
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Descartes: One of my greatest powers is the ability to think, considering that it is essentially the only
thing that I am unable to doubt.
Searle: I partly agree to your statement, but I observe that you are inclined to ignore the concept of
technology and the wonders that it can perform. Furthermore, just as you are able to persuade other
individuals in thinking that they make decisions for themselves, it is probable that someone else
influences you and the decisions that you make without allowing you to understand that you are being
manipulated.
D: Oh, but I m afraid that you got the wrong impression regarding my thinking. I did not say that I
cannot be manipulated, as I simply claimed that me being able to doubt everything but my ability to
doubt is equivalent to me having free will. I will always be able to doubt things and this stands as
proof that my mind is different from my body as a consequence of the fact that it is thinking.
S: It is very likely that information that has been produced consequent to your death made it easier for
me to look at things and that I am better prepared to understand how the mind works. As I said, you
tend to ignore the fact that technology has advanced greatly and that the Age of Technology provides
individuals with a lot of information that they can use with the purpose of developing arguments to
support particular points of view.
D: I did not say that I am not amazed with the way that technology advanced in the twentieth and
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Spartan Women vs Athenian Women
Most people think of ancient Athens as the city of freedom and democracy, while they think of Sparta
as a highly restricted society. The schools teach us that modern democracies are modeled on Athens,
while military dictatorships are modeled on Sparta. However, history shows us that women had much
more liberty in Sparta than in Athens. In fact, the democracy of Athens was available only to free men
who were citizens of Athens. Moreover, to claim citizenship, an Athenian had to prove that both his
parents were astoi. For the father, being astos meant that he was an Athenian citizen, but the mother
could not be a citizen. Women were never citizens, but only able to transmit the rights of citizenship to
their sons (Perry, et al, 1992, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The social standing of the Hetaerae was at best at the level of prostitutes, and the level of power they
achieved was only slightly significant (Cantarella Lefkowitz, 1987, pp. 49 50).
Status of Spartan Women in Society
Life in Sparta was oriented around the state. The individual lived and died for the state. Their lives
were designed to serve the state from their beginning to the age of sixty. Ironically, this soldier
centered state was the most liberal state with regard to the status of women.
Education
Women did not go through military training, but they were required to be educated in a similar
manner. The Spartans were the only Greeks who took seriously the education of women and also
established it as state policy. This was not an academic education for the women or the men. It was a
physical education that could be demanding. Infant girls were also exposed to die if they were judged
to be weak. The children were given physical and gymnastics training. They were also taught that their
lives should be dedicated to the state (Cantarella Lefkowitz, 1987, pp. 42 43).
In most Greek states, women were required to stay indoors at all times, although only the upper
classes could afford to observe this custom. Spartan women, on the other hand, were free to move
about, and had an unusual amount of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Most people think of ancient Athens as the city of freedom and democracy, while they think of Sparta
as a highly restricted society. The schools teach us that modern democracies are modeled on Athens,
while military dictatorships are modeled on Sparta. However, history shows us that women had much
more liberty in Sparta than in Athens. In fact, the democracy of Athens was available only to free men
who were citizens of Athens. Moreover, to claim citizenship, an Athenian had to prove that both his
parents were astoi. For the father, being astos meant that he was an Athenian citizen, but the mother
could not be a citizen. Women were never citizens, but only able to transmit the rights of citizenship to
their sons (Perry, et al, 1992, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The social standing of the Hetaerae was at best at the level of prostitutes, and the level of power they
achieved was only slightly significant (Cantarella Lefkowitz, 1987, pp. 49 50).
Status of Spartan Women in Society
Life in Sparta was oriented around the state. The individual lived and died for the state. Their lives
were designed to serve the state from their beginning to the age of sixty. Ironically, this soldier
centered state was the most liberal state with regard to the status of women.
Education
Women did not go through military training, but they were required to be educated in a similar
manner. The Spartans were the only Greeks who took seriously the education of women and also
established it as state policy. This was not an academic education for the women or the men. It was a
physical education that could be demanding. Infant girls were also exposed to die if they were judged
to be weak. The children were given physical and gymnastics training. They were also taught that their
lives should be dedicated to the state (Cantarella Lefkowitz, 1987, pp. 42 43).
In most Greek states, women were required to stay indoors at all times, although only the upper
classes could afford to observe this custom. Spartan women, on the other hand, were free to move
about, and had an unusual amount of
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