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Why The Articles Of Confederation
This essay will examine why the Articles of Confederation; the first national compact that had
executive branch and legislative branch with limited national government power, failed to solve
national problems, inflation, depression. After the American Revolution, Americans were very
suspicious with a strong central government, as they think the United State government would control
over tariff and limited human rights just like what Great Britain had done in the past. On July of 1776,
John Dickinson submitted a blueprint for a strong national government to the Continental Congress,
however, his colleagues transformed his plan into a government that needs the state s authority to
execute any taxes, laws, or amendments. Since the national government holds very little power, this
created many conflicts such as tariffs, lack of finances to maintain the army, no power to end
rebellions. It was impossible for the Article of Confederation to solve any postwar problems that
America was facing at that time due to high unemployed sailors, debt ridden farmers, and destitute
widows and orphans.
The Articles of Confederation gives the congress to raise taxes, but the state has the authority to deny
to pay its expenses. The states paid roughly seventy percent of what they owed, most states paid
remarkably less (Georgia did not paid anything). This article negatively impacted America. As
America just granted independence from Great Britain, it was a very fresh country, the stability of
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This essay will examine why the Articles of Confederation; the first national compact that had
executive branch and legislative branch with limited national government power, failed to solve
national problems, inflation, depression. After the American Revolution, Americans were very
suspicious with a strong central government, as they think the United State government would control
over tariff and limited human rights just like what Great Britain had done in the past. On July of 1776,
John Dickinson submitted a blueprint for a strong national government to the Continental Congress,
however, his colleagues transformed his plan into a government that needs the state s authority to
execute any taxes, laws, or amendments. Since the national government holds very little power, this
created many conflicts such as tariffs, lack of finances to maintain the army, no power to end
rebellions. It was impossible for the Article of Confederation to solve any postwar problems that
America was facing at that time due to high unemployed sailors, debt ridden farmers, and destitute
widows and orphans.
The Articles of Confederation gives the congress to raise taxes, but the state has the authority to deny
to pay its expenses. The states paid roughly seventy percent of what they owed, most states paid
remarkably less (Georgia did not paid anything). This article negatively impacted America. As
America just granted independence from Great Britain, it was a very fresh country, the stability of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Paper Planning Themes
In the film Paper Planes, the director, Robert Connolly, creates the concept of beauty versus winning.
The film Paper Planes tells the story of Dylan, a young boy who starts his journey off in Australia and
on the way to becoming a Paper Plane Champion, discover friends, enemies, love and happiness. The
director explores the concept of beauty versus winning through the relationships that Dylan has with
others, through the characters and their influence on Dylan and finally through the metaphor/symbol
of paper planes being the beauty in nature and life.
In the film Paper Planes, Robert Connolly explores the theme of beauty versus winning through the
relationships that Dylan makes with his peers and family. The ugly relationships formed by Dylan and
others are eventually turned into lively and healthy relationships. One of these sour ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The different characters had different effects on what Dylan thought or perceived. The character
Kimmi, a Japanese contestant, believed in beauty rather than winning. While Jason, more of an
arrogant boy who was also competing believed that winning was the only thing that mattered. Even
though Jason had grown up in a well off family he had the influence of his dad (Patrick) an
international golf champion. These two character influence Dylan s actions and behaviors toward the
competition. In the beginning, Dylan eye winning was his goal so that he could connect with his dad ;
but Dylan becomes friends with Kimmi. Kimmi thought the exact opposite of that, and throughout the
movie, Kimmi s beliefs rub off on Dylan. At the last moment, Dylan decides that he doesn t care about
winning and that the beauty and life in his paper plane are more important. The beliefs and values of
the different characters represent both beauty and life while the symbolism of the planes represents
winning and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the film Paper Planes, the director, Robert Connolly, creates the concept of beauty versus winning.
The film Paper Planes tells the story of Dylan, a young boy who starts his journey off in Australia and
on the way to becoming a Paper Plane Champion, discover friends, enemies, love and happiness. The
director explores the concept of beauty versus winning through the relationships that Dylan has with
others, through the characters and their influence on Dylan and finally through the metaphor/symbol
of paper planes being the beauty in nature and life.
In the film Paper Planes, Robert Connolly explores the theme of beauty versus winning through the
relationships that Dylan makes with his peers and family. The ugly relationships formed by Dylan and
others are eventually turned into lively and healthy relationships. One of these sour ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The different characters had different effects on what Dylan thought or perceived. The character
Kimmi, a Japanese contestant, believed in beauty rather than winning. While Jason, more of an
arrogant boy who was also competing believed that winning was the only thing that mattered. Even
though Jason had grown up in a well off family he had the influence of his dad (Patrick) an
international golf champion. These two character influence Dylan s actions and behaviors toward the
competition. In the beginning, Dylan eye winning was his goal so that he could connect with his dad ;
but Dylan becomes friends with Kimmi. Kimmi thought the exact opposite of that, and throughout the
movie, Kimmi s beliefs rub off on Dylan. At the last moment, Dylan decides that he doesn t care about
winning and that the beauty and life in his paper plane are more important. The beliefs and values of
the different characters represent both beauty and life while the symbolism of the planes represents
winning and
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The Ability of Humans to Manipulate Dna Is a Mixed...
The ability of humans to manipulate DNA is a mixed blessing
Genetically modified organisms are made moving the DNA from one species to another. DNA
contains genes which code for proteins. For plants and bacteria; restriction enzymes are used to cut a
DNA segment from a desired gene source and a bacterium plasmid. They are joined using ligase
enzymes and inserted into the plant chromosome or host bacterium. For animals the recombinant DNA
is injected into an embryo and transferred to a recipient mother. The organisms will now express a
new protein. Proteins determine form and metabolism. Genetic engineering changes the natural DNA
of living things, cutting across species boundaries.
Transgene s effects vary with position. The foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Marker genes used to see which cells took up the foreign DNA cause a problem with antibiotic
resistance. These markers are usually antibiotic resistant so cells with no foreign DNA can be killed by
antibiotic treatment.
Virulent genes with the ability to penetrate immune systems will inevitably increase the frequency of
horizontal gene transfers. Once genes can freely transfer between species, species start to lose their
distinguishing characteristics. Reducing biodiversity and costing us undiscovered natural miracles.
Research is ongoing in growing agricultural products directly in the laboratory. Food and fibre being
are grown in tissue culture in giant bacteria baths much cheaper than the price of growing them on the
land. The shift to indoor agriculture could herald the eventual end of the agricultural era. Millions of
farmers in both the developing and developed worlds would be uprooted from the land. Conversely
genetically engineered plants as chemical factories are slowly being released outside.
Controversial genetic modifications are also being done on animals. A combination of genetic
engineering and cloning is being used for the development of market animals modified for increased
growth and reduced fat. GE animals are being developed as factories for the production of
pharmaceuticals and as sources of organs for transplantation into humans. In order to overcome organ
rejection problems pigs are being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The ability of humans to manipulate DNA is a mixed blessing
Genetically modified organisms are made moving the DNA from one species to another. DNA
contains genes which code for proteins. For plants and bacteria; restriction enzymes are used to cut a
DNA segment from a desired gene source and a bacterium plasmid. They are joined using ligase
enzymes and inserted into the plant chromosome or host bacterium. For animals the recombinant DNA
is injected into an embryo and transferred to a recipient mother. The organisms will now express a
new protein. Proteins determine form and metabolism. Genetic engineering changes the natural DNA
of living things, cutting across species boundaries.
Transgene s effects vary with position. The foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Marker genes used to see which cells took up the foreign DNA cause a problem with antibiotic
resistance. These markers are usually antibiotic resistant so cells with no foreign DNA can be killed by
antibiotic treatment.
Virulent genes with the ability to penetrate immune systems will inevitably increase the frequency of
horizontal gene transfers. Once genes can freely transfer between species, species start to lose their
distinguishing characteristics. Reducing biodiversity and costing us undiscovered natural miracles.
Research is ongoing in growing agricultural products directly in the laboratory. Food and fibre being
are grown in tissue culture in giant bacteria baths much cheaper than the price of growing them on the
land. The shift to indoor agriculture could herald the eventual end of the agricultural era. Millions of
farmers in both the developing and developed worlds would be uprooted from the land. Conversely
genetically engineered plants as chemical factories are slowly being released outside.
Controversial genetic modifications are also being done on animals. A combination of genetic
engineering and cloning is being used for the development of market animals modified for increased
growth and reduced fat. GE animals are being developed as factories for the production of
pharmaceuticals and as sources of organs for transplantation into humans. In order to overcome organ
rejection problems pigs are being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Love For Family
The ideal choice would always to be able to have both, but like the famous saying goes, you can t
have cake and eat it too . Love is something that will be attained by those close to you, such as
relatives and significant others, but respect is something that can be earned by all. To have love
without respect, rather, is possessive and unhealthy. In addition, love can also push people act and
behave differently than they would normally. Through life, many will encounter many different people
and form many different bonds. However, only few will grow to truly love all the people they meet
within their lifetime. Of course, one would believe that love for family members and relatives will be
unconditional, and selfless. Moreover, if one is to look back the relationships that is between those
family members, there is a big realization. These particular relationships that are formed, especially
with the elder generations, we have an undeniable respect and admiration for them. This may have not
been the initial purpose but is still an effect of establishing boundaries. Boundaries are essential for
any relationship that one may have with any other individual. A line that shall not be crossed, if you
will. Thus, whether it is a parent, an aunt, or any loved one, one will know how far to go with that said
individual. On the same account, respect can be applied to any relationship, not just the personal
relationships such as the ones named above. You will can get more with respect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The ideal choice would always to be able to have both, but like the famous saying goes, you can t
have cake and eat it too . Love is something that will be attained by those close to you, such as
relatives and significant others, but respect is something that can be earned by all. To have love
without respect, rather, is possessive and unhealthy. In addition, love can also push people act and
behave differently than they would normally. Through life, many will encounter many different people
and form many different bonds. However, only few will grow to truly love all the people they meet
within their lifetime. Of course, one would believe that love for family members and relatives will be
unconditional, and selfless. Moreover, if one is to look back the relationships that is between those
family members, there is a big realization. These particular relationships that are formed, especially
with the elder generations, we have an undeniable respect and admiration for them. This may have not
been the initial purpose but is still an effect of establishing boundaries. Boundaries are essential for
any relationship that one may have with any other individual. A line that shall not be crossed, if you
will. Thus, whether it is a parent, an aunt, or any loved one, one will know how far to go with that said
individual. On the same account, respect can be applied to any relationship, not just the personal
relationships such as the ones named above. You will can get more with respect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Eudora Welty A Visit Of Charity
As stated by the article Giving USA, Americans donated an estimated $358.38 billion to charity in
2014; highest total in reports 60 year history. The story A Visit of Charity by Eudora Welty is a about
another form of charity about someone giving time to another. In the story it was about a girl who was
a girl scout and was sent to go to an old lady s house to spend time with them. The nurse there didn t
really care about her job and gave the girl two random lady s to spend time with. The girl didn t really
care about it only caring for herself and brought an ugly plant for the people she was going to meet.
After a while she ran out the door and took a bite out of a apple and ran on a bus to go home. The title
of the story is ironic because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the story it was about a girl who was a girl scout and was sent to go to an old lady s house to spend
time with them. The nurse there didn t really care about her job and gave the girl two random lady s to
spend time with. The girl didn t really care about it only caring for herself and brought an ugly plant
for the people she was going to meet. After a while she ran out the door and took a bite out of a apple
and ran on a bus to go home. The title of the story is A Visit of Charity but that s means there should
be some form of charity in it. There was no charity in the story it was about a girl going to a home just
to get points because she was a girl scout. This story was just about how the old ladies in this story are
not taking care of right. The girl is really selfish, The nurse doesn t care about her job, and and it led to
the town beautifying the home to make it not look
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As stated by the article Giving USA, Americans donated an estimated $358.38 billion to charity in
2014; highest total in reports 60 year history. The story A Visit of Charity by Eudora Welty is a about
another form of charity about someone giving time to another. In the story it was about a girl who was
a girl scout and was sent to go to an old lady s house to spend time with them. The nurse there didn t
really care about her job and gave the girl two random lady s to spend time with. The girl didn t really
care about it only caring for herself and brought an ugly plant for the people she was going to meet.
After a while she ran out the door and took a bite out of a apple and ran on a bus to go home. The title
of the story is ironic because ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the story it was about a girl who was a girl scout and was sent to go to an old lady s house to spend
time with them. The nurse there didn t really care about her job and gave the girl two random lady s to
spend time with. The girl didn t really care about it only caring for herself and brought an ugly plant
for the people she was going to meet. After a while she ran out the door and took a bite out of a apple
and ran on a bus to go home. The title of the story is A Visit of Charity but that s means there should
be some form of charity in it. There was no charity in the story it was about a girl going to a home just
to get points because she was a girl scout. This story was just about how the old ladies in this story are
not taking care of right. The girl is really selfish, The nurse doesn t care about her job, and and it led to
the town beautifying the home to make it not look
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Health, Safety And Welfare Of Construction
BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Construction
Unit 1 Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
Assignment 1 Health and Safety Responsibilities at Work
Student Paul Fox
Teacher Mr. McNabb Task 1.1
Task 1.2
Taking account of the CDM regulations, outline the roles and responsibilities of each of the persons
involved in ensuring that all health, safety and welfare obligations are met on this construction project.
Client: Western Health and Social Care Trust o To appoint a recognised and competent contractor.
Western Health and Social Care Trust have appointed McLaughlin and Harvey. Western Health and
Social Care Trust need to appoint a recognised contractors because if they appoint someone who is not
a recognised contractor and something goes wrong with either the building or someone getting hurt
then it would be the client getting the blame. o They must appoint the Planning Supervisor. The client
must appoint a recognised and qualified planning supervisor to look after the building. If they do not
and then something goes wrong then the Western Health and Social Care Trust will get be liable. o
They must hand over any relevant Health Safety information about the proposed site where the work
is to be carried out. o The client must store the Health Safety file when the project has been
completed. o They must make sure that the Health Safety plan has been produced before work begins.
Western Health and Social Care Trust must make sure that they have produced
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BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Construction
Unit 1 Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
Assignment 1 Health and Safety Responsibilities at Work
Student Paul Fox
Teacher Mr. McNabb Task 1.1
Task 1.2
Taking account of the CDM regulations, outline the roles and responsibilities of each of the persons
involved in ensuring that all health, safety and welfare obligations are met on this construction project.
Client: Western Health and Social Care Trust o To appoint a recognised and competent contractor.
Western Health and Social Care Trust have appointed McLaughlin and Harvey. Western Health and
Social Care Trust need to appoint a recognised contractors because if they appoint someone who is not
a recognised contractor and something goes wrong with either the building or someone getting hurt
then it would be the client getting the blame. o They must appoint the Planning Supervisor. The client
must appoint a recognised and qualified planning supervisor to look after the building. If they do not
and then something goes wrong then the Western Health and Social Care Trust will get be liable. o
They must hand over any relevant Health Safety information about the proposed site where the work
is to be carried out. o The client must store the Health Safety file when the project has been
completed. o They must make sure that the Health Safety plan has been produced before work begins.
Western Health and Social Care Trust must make sure that they have produced
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Eric, The Huntsman s Journey
Eric, the Huntsman, seems to be somewhat an outcast in his character. Due to the fact that he only
wants to care for himself and wishes not to obey anyone, especially the spiteful Queen Ravenna.
Although, he was forced to take the task to find what the Queen wanted, which was Snow White, he is
desperate and tortured knowing that he will not get his wife back whether or not he goes to find the
princess, yet he took this mission anyways.
The Huntsman s Journey
The Huntsman happened to obey orders and take this journey as the Queen demanded, although he
expects something in return, something that means everything to him. He was set out into the Dark
Forest to find Snow White and supposably kill her, when unanticipatedly he was her savior and
protector throughout their journey together. Throughout this adventure, Snow White and the
Huntsman became closer together as the days went on. He taught her some survival skills to where if
she were in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He would not leave her sight because if she was gone, he knew they would both would be found and
killed. When Snow White was found unconscious by Eric, he had felt like it was his fault and that he
was responsible for what happened. He was not there when it happened and he wished we would have
been.
The Initiation
In the movie, initiation does occur. The Huntsman is separated by what he knows in his village to be
able to survive anything that approaches the Dark Forest. He is then able to transform into a better
hero than what he expected to be by staying by Snow White s side, knowing he could not let even the
slightest thing happen to her. For his return, he is able to watch the princess defeat the evil Ravenna
from what he had taught her and watch her become the new Queen of the Kingdom of Tabor. He had a
good feeling knowing that everything would go back to normal with Snow White being Queen.
The Conclusion of this
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Eric, the Huntsman, seems to be somewhat an outcast in his character. Due to the fact that he only
wants to care for himself and wishes not to obey anyone, especially the spiteful Queen Ravenna.
Although, he was forced to take the task to find what the Queen wanted, which was Snow White, he is
desperate and tortured knowing that he will not get his wife back whether or not he goes to find the
princess, yet he took this mission anyways.
The Huntsman s Journey
The Huntsman happened to obey orders and take this journey as the Queen demanded, although he
expects something in return, something that means everything to him. He was set out into the Dark
Forest to find Snow White and supposably kill her, when unanticipatedly he was her savior and
protector throughout their journey together. Throughout this adventure, Snow White and the
Huntsman became closer together as the days went on. He taught her some survival skills to where if
she were in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He would not leave her sight because if she was gone, he knew they would both would be found and
killed. When Snow White was found unconscious by Eric, he had felt like it was his fault and that he
was responsible for what happened. He was not there when it happened and he wished we would have
been.
The Initiation
In the movie, initiation does occur. The Huntsman is separated by what he knows in his village to be
able to survive anything that approaches the Dark Forest. He is then able to transform into a better
hero than what he expected to be by staying by Snow White s side, knowing he could not let even the
slightest thing happen to her. For his return, he is able to watch the princess defeat the evil Ravenna
from what he had taught her and watch her become the new Queen of the Kingdom of Tabor. He had a
good feeling knowing that everything would go back to normal with Snow White being Queen.
The Conclusion of this
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The Pros And Cons Of Anti-Semitism
A widely spoken about topic in America is Isms, they can be described as ways to discriminate
practices, cultures, and groups of people; moreover, there are lsists upon lists of isms in today s
society being used to discriminate. Significant oppressions in today s society are racism and
transphobia, and a similar case would be the discrimination of Jews. Represented as anti Semitism,
this can be defined as, Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial
group ( Anti Semitism ).
Although Adolf Hitler s reign of terror had a significant part in defining anti Semitism, this dates as far
back to the ancient Roman times. In 70 AD the dawn of anti Semitism was exhibited when, Roman
authorities destroyed the Jewish temple in Jerusalem and forced Jews to leave Palestine ( The
Holocaust ). Not only were Jews discriminated against prior in World War II and the Holocaust, today,
it is said that, Israeli Jews all but universally say anti Semitism is at least somewhat common around
the world today, including nearly two thirds who say it is very common. ( Anti Semitism and
discrimination ).
Israeli Jews have a strong opinion that, roughly three quarters say anti Semitism is not only common
but on the rise globally, while virtually no Israeli Jews say it is decreasing (Anti Semitism and
discrimination); On the other hand, Americans have an opposing view of the incline of anti Semitism.
Based on a HuffPost/YouGov survey, Thirty five percent of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A widely spoken about topic in America is Isms, they can be described as ways to discriminate
practices, cultures, and groups of people; moreover, there are lsists upon lists of isms in today s
society being used to discriminate. Significant oppressions in today s society are racism and
transphobia, and a similar case would be the discrimination of Jews. Represented as anti Semitism,
this can be defined as, Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial
group ( Anti Semitism ).
Although Adolf Hitler s reign of terror had a significant part in defining anti Semitism, this dates as far
back to the ancient Roman times. In 70 AD the dawn of anti Semitism was exhibited when, Roman
authorities destroyed the Jewish temple in Jerusalem and forced Jews to leave Palestine ( The
Holocaust ). Not only were Jews discriminated against prior in World War II and the Holocaust, today,
it is said that, Israeli Jews all but universally say anti Semitism is at least somewhat common around
the world today, including nearly two thirds who say it is very common. ( Anti Semitism and
discrimination ).
Israeli Jews have a strong opinion that, roughly three quarters say anti Semitism is not only common
but on the rise globally, while virtually no Israeli Jews say it is decreasing (Anti Semitism and
discrimination); On the other hand, Americans have an opposing view of the incline of anti Semitism.
Based on a HuffPost/YouGov survey, Thirty five percent of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Internet And Firewalls
Thoroughly illustrate the possible placement of servers, including access paths to the Internet and
firewalls. Illustrate the possible placement of servers, including access paths to the Internet and
firewalls. Note: facility limitations, workstations, printers, routers, switches, bridges, and access points
should be considered in the illustration.
The fundamental designs demonstrate our relation to the Internet with a border router and firewall,
and our public extranet servers which are associated to a third interface on the firewall. Other
distinctive servers for the management network are a one time password for example RSA SecurID or
Axent Defender server, RADIUS server, etc (Mike, 2007). In order to design and construct a well
secured ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Confidentiality: Confidentiality is the capability to hide information from those people illegal to view
it. It is maybe the most noticeable feature of the CIA triad when it comes to security; but in the same
way, it is also the one which is attacked most frequently. Cryptography and Encryption techniques are
an example of an attempt to make sure confidentiality of data transferred from one computer to second
computer.
Integrity: The integrity defines to make sure that data is correct and unchanged demonstration of the
unique secure information. One kind of security attack is to intercept a few important data and make
alterations to it before sending it on to the proposed receiver.
Availability: It is significant to make sure that the information concerned is readily available to the
certified viewer at all times. Some kinds of security attack challenge to reject access to the suitable
user, either for the sake of troubling them, or because there is various secondary effect (Perrin, 2008).
For example, by breaking the web site for a specific search engine, a rival may turn into more popular.
2. Address ethical aspects related to employee behavior, contractors, password usage, and access to
networked resources and information.
The Code of Ethics of Realogy Corporation gives an indication of the significant legal and ethical
guidelines that everybody working for Realogy must struggle to follow. The Code of Ethics sets forth
Realogy s
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Thoroughly illustrate the possible placement of servers, including access paths to the Internet and
firewalls. Illustrate the possible placement of servers, including access paths to the Internet and
firewalls. Note: facility limitations, workstations, printers, routers, switches, bridges, and access points
should be considered in the illustration.
The fundamental designs demonstrate our relation to the Internet with a border router and firewall,
and our public extranet servers which are associated to a third interface on the firewall. Other
distinctive servers for the management network are a one time password for example RSA SecurID or
Axent Defender server, RADIUS server, etc (Mike, 2007). In order to design and construct a well
secured ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Confidentiality: Confidentiality is the capability to hide information from those people illegal to view
it. It is maybe the most noticeable feature of the CIA triad when it comes to security; but in the same
way, it is also the one which is attacked most frequently. Cryptography and Encryption techniques are
an example of an attempt to make sure confidentiality of data transferred from one computer to second
computer.
Integrity: The integrity defines to make sure that data is correct and unchanged demonstration of the
unique secure information. One kind of security attack is to intercept a few important data and make
alterations to it before sending it on to the proposed receiver.
Availability: It is significant to make sure that the information concerned is readily available to the
certified viewer at all times. Some kinds of security attack challenge to reject access to the suitable
user, either for the sake of troubling them, or because there is various secondary effect (Perrin, 2008).
For example, by breaking the web site for a specific search engine, a rival may turn into more popular.
2. Address ethical aspects related to employee behavior, contractors, password usage, and access to
networked resources and information.
The Code of Ethics of Realogy Corporation gives an indication of the significant legal and ethical
guidelines that everybody working for Realogy must struggle to follow. The Code of Ethics sets forth
Realogy s
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Bmw, The German Automobile, Motorcycle, And Engine...
Bayerische Motoren Werke, modernly known as BMW, is the German automobile, motorcycle, and
engine manufacturing company that was established March 7, 1916. BMW is headquartered in
Munich, Bavaria, Germany and is also the parent company of Rolls Royce Motor Cars ( History of
BMW , 2015). BMW s flourishing success has included the company in the German Big 3 luxury
automakers. The Big 3 includes BMW, Audi, and Mercedes Benz as the best selling luxury
automakers in the world ( History of BMW , 2015). BMW s technological innovation has been a
leading cause to their success. Ultimately, the development and history of their innovation have been
foundational to their growth and development. Interestingly, BMW did not originate as an ... Show
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BMW s aircraft engine plant was then forced to close, being that their only product at the time was the
IIIa aero engine ( History of BMW , 2015). Upper management quickly began seeking other
alternatives which resulted in them obtaining a license with a very successful Berlin based company
called Knorr Bremse AG. This partnership was pursued in effort to begin manufacturing brake
systems as a response to survive the cessation of aircraft engine production. The contract was over a
ten year span and was intended to provide BMW with employment and profit until 1930 ( History of
BMW , 2015). This directional shift resulted in great advantage for BMW as manufacturing power
was allocated to BMW from Knorr Bremse AG because they could not handle the demand they were
receiving for manufacturing in their own factories. This allowed BMW to be accessible for
governmental bodies to pursue contracted agreements. Bavarian trains were then fit and prepared for
Knorr brakes in which the Bavarian government contracted with BMW permitting them to be the
official Knorr brake producers of Bavaria because BMW was located in the homeland ( History of
BMW , 2015). Furthermore, these conditions caused the company to pursue greater avenues which
lead to the manufacturing of motorcycle engines. In 1921 BMW created the first motorized bicycle
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Bayerische Motoren Werke, modernly known as BMW, is the German automobile, motorcycle, and
engine manufacturing company that was established March 7, 1916. BMW is headquartered in
Munich, Bavaria, Germany and is also the parent company of Rolls Royce Motor Cars ( History of
BMW , 2015). BMW s flourishing success has included the company in the German Big 3 luxury
automakers. The Big 3 includes BMW, Audi, and Mercedes Benz as the best selling luxury
automakers in the world ( History of BMW , 2015). BMW s technological innovation has been a
leading cause to their success. Ultimately, the development and history of their innovation have been
foundational to their growth and development. Interestingly, BMW did not originate as an ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
BMW s aircraft engine plant was then forced to close, being that their only product at the time was the
IIIa aero engine ( History of BMW , 2015). Upper management quickly began seeking other
alternatives which resulted in them obtaining a license with a very successful Berlin based company
called Knorr Bremse AG. This partnership was pursued in effort to begin manufacturing brake
systems as a response to survive the cessation of aircraft engine production. The contract was over a
ten year span and was intended to provide BMW with employment and profit until 1930 ( History of
BMW , 2015). This directional shift resulted in great advantage for BMW as manufacturing power
was allocated to BMW from Knorr Bremse AG because they could not handle the demand they were
receiving for manufacturing in their own factories. This allowed BMW to be accessible for
governmental bodies to pursue contracted agreements. Bavarian trains were then fit and prepared for
Knorr brakes in which the Bavarian government contracted with BMW permitting them to be the
official Knorr brake producers of Bavaria because BMW was located in the homeland ( History of
BMW , 2015). Furthermore, these conditions caused the company to pursue greater avenues which
lead to the manufacturing of motorcycle engines. In 1921 BMW created the first motorized bicycle
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Zoot Suit Riots Essay
Based on the infamous 1942 Sleepy Lagoon murder mystery and the resulting Zoot Suit Riots in Los
Angeles , playwright Luis Valdez weaves fact and fiction to depict the fate of 22 young Mexican
Americans brought to trial for a murder they did not commit.
Zoot Suit brings together unforgettable characters such as the irreverent El Pachuco and the
charismatic Henry Reyna, an unsuspecting gang leader who finds himself caught in the middle of the
racially turbulent events that rocked Los Angeles during the early 1940s.
Valdez says this production exemplifies the evolution of American society.
The essence about the American experience is about cultural fusion, Valdez says. Zoot Suit has
influences that were brought on during the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We made masks for our costumes out of paper mache; and I got a monkey mask made from my lunch
bag. I also got a tail and I remember our costumes were really nice, made with nice material. I was so
excited.
Valdez never got to perform in his school play because the week before the play, his family, who were
farm workers, were evicted from their home and had to move.
They play went on without me, he says. I never got to act and I was very disappointed. That event
created this hole in me; and I think from then on I ve been trying to fill it through my work.
Valdez s experience in a farm worker family provided much encouragement and drive when he
founded El Teatro Campesino. In 1965, Valdez left the San Francisco Mime Troupe to join Cesar
Chavez in organizing farmworkers in Delano, Calif. Valdez organized the workers into El Teatro
Campesino (The Farmworkers Theater) in an effort to popularize and raise funds for the grape boycott
and farmworker strike.
In 1968, El Teatro Campesino left the fields in a conscious effort to create a theater that reflected the
greater Chicano experience. A year later, El Teatro Campesino garnered national attention with an Off
Broadway Obie Award and the Los Angeles Drama Critics Award in 1969 and 1972. After touring the
international theatre circuit with critical
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Based on the infamous 1942 Sleepy Lagoon murder mystery and the resulting Zoot Suit Riots in Los
Angeles , playwright Luis Valdez weaves fact and fiction to depict the fate of 22 young Mexican
Americans brought to trial for a murder they did not commit.
Zoot Suit brings together unforgettable characters such as the irreverent El Pachuco and the
charismatic Henry Reyna, an unsuspecting gang leader who finds himself caught in the middle of the
racially turbulent events that rocked Los Angeles during the early 1940s.
Valdez says this production exemplifies the evolution of American society.
The essence about the American experience is about cultural fusion, Valdez says. Zoot Suit has
influences that were brought on during the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We made masks for our costumes out of paper mache; and I got a monkey mask made from my lunch
bag. I also got a tail and I remember our costumes were really nice, made with nice material. I was so
excited.
Valdez never got to perform in his school play because the week before the play, his family, who were
farm workers, were evicted from their home and had to move.
They play went on without me, he says. I never got to act and I was very disappointed. That event
created this hole in me; and I think from then on I ve been trying to fill it through my work.
Valdez s experience in a farm worker family provided much encouragement and drive when he
founded El Teatro Campesino. In 1965, Valdez left the San Francisco Mime Troupe to join Cesar
Chavez in organizing farmworkers in Delano, Calif. Valdez organized the workers into El Teatro
Campesino (The Farmworkers Theater) in an effort to popularize and raise funds for the grape boycott
and farmworker strike.
In 1968, El Teatro Campesino left the fields in a conscious effort to create a theater that reflected the
greater Chicano experience. A year later, El Teatro Campesino garnered national attention with an Off
Broadway Obie Award and the Los Angeles Drama Critics Award in 1969 and 1972. After touring the
international theatre circuit with critical
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Beyond Scared Straight Summary
Established in the 1970 s, Scared Straight programs began to get introduced throughout the United
States as a method of deterrence for young teens in an attempted to keep them out of jail. A normal
program usually consists of an at risk teen visiting an adult prison to find out what it was really like to
be placed somewhere they are unable to leave. The teen learns of the harsh conditions that real prison
inmates have to endure while behind bars. Facility managers set up an itinerary for the teens to follow
as they tour the jail and live as though they were prisoners for a full day. This would put the at risk
youths up against an aggressive in your face confrontation with the inmates. They would get to listen
to the inmate s stories and have a one on one counseling session to really hit home on how the next
few years are going to be determined after they leave. However, no matter how well the intentions
may be to attempt and rehabilitate the teens, research has shown that many of approaches proved
ineffective. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How could this still be on the air? In spite of the prevention act, the programs that are still running had
been stripped of their state funding as it was deemed traumatizing for the at risk teens. This was not
going to be the solution that leads them away from drugs and violence. Moving more into the series as
a whole, there is a nice coating that covers the false, yet what most would believe to be true as a
notion tough on crime. The punishment of criminals is more damning than prevention as others
believe it sticks better to the inmate, resulting in a long standing imprint. Moreover, our justice system
is full of idealists that who follow that same mantra causing a flaw to break up the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Established in the 1970 s, Scared Straight programs began to get introduced throughout the United
States as a method of deterrence for young teens in an attempted to keep them out of jail. A normal
program usually consists of an at risk teen visiting an adult prison to find out what it was really like to
be placed somewhere they are unable to leave. The teen learns of the harsh conditions that real prison
inmates have to endure while behind bars. Facility managers set up an itinerary for the teens to follow
as they tour the jail and live as though they were prisoners for a full day. This would put the at risk
youths up against an aggressive in your face confrontation with the inmates. They would get to listen
to the inmate s stories and have a one on one counseling session to really hit home on how the next
few years are going to be determined after they leave. However, no matter how well the intentions
may be to attempt and rehabilitate the teens, research has shown that many of approaches proved
ineffective. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How could this still be on the air? In spite of the prevention act, the programs that are still running had
been stripped of their state funding as it was deemed traumatizing for the at risk teens. This was not
going to be the solution that leads them away from drugs and violence. Moving more into the series as
a whole, there is a nice coating that covers the false, yet what most would believe to be true as a
notion tough on crime. The punishment of criminals is more damning than prevention as others
believe it sticks better to the inmate, resulting in a long standing imprint. Moreover, our justice system
is full of idealists that who follow that same mantra causing a flaw to break up the
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Financial Position Of Hikma Pharmaceutical Plc And...
Hikma Pharmaceuticals Financial Analysis
22nd Novemeber 2014
Table of Contents
Executive Summary 2
1.0: Introduction 3
1.1: Industry overview 3
1.2: Overview Hikma Pharmaceuticals 5
1.3: GlaxoSmithKline overview 7
2.0: Segmentation analysis 8
3.0: Hikma and GlaxoSmithKline financial analysis 10
3.1: Growth Ratios 10
3.2: Profitability Ratios 12
3.3: Efficiency Ratios 13
3.4: Gearing Ratios 15
4.0: Conclusions and recommendations 16
Executive Summary
The aim of this report is to analyse the financial position of Hikma Pharmaceutical PLC and
GlaxoSmithKline PLC. The report will examine the firm s daily operating activities and compares its
performance with the closest competitor, the GlaxoSmithKline PLC. First, the report provides the
industry overview and the background of both firms. Second, the report provides the segmented
analysis in terms of products and geographical regions in order to better understand the performance
of both firms. The report will then provide a financial ratio analysis of both firms in order to determine
with certainty the best firm for investments The economic pressures including global crisis, price rise
and increased rate of inflation and the general instability in the Eurozone affect both firms. The social,
political and economic factors have a direct impact on the operating activities of both firms as well as
their long term growth decision plan. Finally After a careful examination of the financial ratios of both
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Hikma Pharmaceuticals Financial Analysis
22nd Novemeber 2014
Table of Contents
Executive Summary 2
1.0: Introduction 3
1.1: Industry overview 3
1.2: Overview Hikma Pharmaceuticals 5
1.3: GlaxoSmithKline overview 7
2.0: Segmentation analysis 8
3.0: Hikma and GlaxoSmithKline financial analysis 10
3.1: Growth Ratios 10
3.2: Profitability Ratios 12
3.3: Efficiency Ratios 13
3.4: Gearing Ratios 15
4.0: Conclusions and recommendations 16
Executive Summary
The aim of this report is to analyse the financial position of Hikma Pharmaceutical PLC and
GlaxoSmithKline PLC. The report will examine the firm s daily operating activities and compares its
performance with the closest competitor, the GlaxoSmithKline PLC. First, the report provides the
industry overview and the background of both firms. Second, the report provides the segmented
analysis in terms of products and geographical regions in order to better understand the performance
of both firms. The report will then provide a financial ratio analysis of both firms in order to determine
with certainty the best firm for investments The economic pressures including global crisis, price rise
and increased rate of inflation and the general instability in the Eurozone affect both firms. The social,
political and economic factors have a direct impact on the operating activities of both firms as well as
their long term growth decision plan. Finally After a careful examination of the financial ratios of both
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Kofi Annan s Argument Against Globalization
Kofi Annan believes that globalization is unavoidable when he compares it to the laws of gravity
which is inescapable; this is exemplified when he states that arguing against globalization is like
arguing against the laws of gravity . He believes it is pointless because it is bound to happen and
instead of fighting against globalization individuals should embrace and take the advantages it offers.
Kofi Annan has been the recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize along with many other honorific awards and
has served as a secretary general of the United Nations. Kofi Annan is definitely aware of what
happens globally and values the concept of world peace and development because he has seen the
poor situations in the world, especially in developing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The European colonization was a period in history when European countries such as Britain rapidly
took over and colonized many parts of the world which led to trade and interaction between different
peoples. Throughout the centuries of European control much advancement has been made in
transportation, communication and technology. In particular, the printing press, which was created
around the 1500 s was a printing medium used to copy text. The printing press was slow to develop,
but it gradually initiated one of the first technological advancements which spread throughout
European cities and countries. This meant that with more printing presses being made there were more
copies of texts which led to a faster way of communication. The invention and advancement of the
printing press was one of the first contributing factors of globalization through communication. One of
the other major events that shaped history was the Silk Road. The Silk Road was an ancient trade
route stretching from Europe to Asia. It was used to export goods, but also served as a means of
carrying out cultural trade amongst different civilizations and it was used to exchange ideas. This
presents the idea that even though initially its purpose was only to trade and gain materials, it
eventually transformed into a way of communication between many different
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Kofi Annan believes that globalization is unavoidable when he compares it to the laws of gravity
which is inescapable; this is exemplified when he states that arguing against globalization is like
arguing against the laws of gravity . He believes it is pointless because it is bound to happen and
instead of fighting against globalization individuals should embrace and take the advantages it offers.
Kofi Annan has been the recipient of a Nobel Peace Prize along with many other honorific awards and
has served as a secretary general of the United Nations. Kofi Annan is definitely aware of what
happens globally and values the concept of world peace and development because he has seen the
poor situations in the world, especially in developing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The European colonization was a period in history when European countries such as Britain rapidly
took over and colonized many parts of the world which led to trade and interaction between different
peoples. Throughout the centuries of European control much advancement has been made in
transportation, communication and technology. In particular, the printing press, which was created
around the 1500 s was a printing medium used to copy text. The printing press was slow to develop,
but it gradually initiated one of the first technological advancements which spread throughout
European cities and countries. This meant that with more printing presses being made there were more
copies of texts which led to a faster way of communication. The invention and advancement of the
printing press was one of the first contributing factors of globalization through communication. One of
the other major events that shaped history was the Silk Road. The Silk Road was an ancient trade
route stretching from Europe to Asia. It was used to export goods, but also served as a means of
carrying out cultural trade amongst different civilizations and it was used to exchange ideas. This
presents the idea that even though initially its purpose was only to trade and gain materials, it
eventually transformed into a way of communication between many different
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Resources And Capabilities Of Dunkin Donuts
Nowadays, businesses endeavor to achieve a competitive advantage and so an outstanding
performance by applying different strategies and examining various strategic analyses. Key role for
this strategy is the manager s contribution, as he is the one to defy the company s objectives. The
manager is responsible in order to exploit the firm s available resources and strengthen its
competencies in order to produce competitive goods and services. The resources and capabilities are
among the fundamental sources a manager can use, when he structures the strategic management.
Resources are all the elements that a firm allocates and are divided in three categories. Tangible,
intangible and human resources.
Tangible resources are the assets that have physical form such as (land, cash, inventory, equipment,
vehicles) that support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This conglomerate corporation has built strong brand equity, has acquired so many companies that
generates its revenues and has taken fully advantage of its human resources tacit knowledge.
Also in the class, the professor explained how Ryan air Airlines accomplished with low cost fares, cost
management and specific operations to gain competitive advantage towards its competitors.
Moreover, Dunkin Donuts significant strengths were the low cost and variable beverages as well as
the complementary products, the convenience of drive thru services and the widespread locations.
Dunkin Donuts resources were the ones that distinguished the company from its competitors.
To conclude, companies should align their objectives with their resources and capabilities in order to
leverage their core competencies and achieve their goals. It is effective for companies to invest in
resources as well as to upgrade the existing or turning to alternatives. The Vrine model reflects the
importance of the resources and capabilities and provides accurate
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nowadays, businesses endeavor to achieve a competitive advantage and so an outstanding
performance by applying different strategies and examining various strategic analyses. Key role for
this strategy is the manager s contribution, as he is the one to defy the company s objectives. The
manager is responsible in order to exploit the firm s available resources and strengthen its
competencies in order to produce competitive goods and services. The resources and capabilities are
among the fundamental sources a manager can use, when he structures the strategic management.
Resources are all the elements that a firm allocates and are divided in three categories. Tangible,
intangible and human resources.
Tangible resources are the assets that have physical form such as (land, cash, inventory, equipment,
vehicles) that support ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This conglomerate corporation has built strong brand equity, has acquired so many companies that
generates its revenues and has taken fully advantage of its human resources tacit knowledge.
Also in the class, the professor explained how Ryan air Airlines accomplished with low cost fares, cost
management and specific operations to gain competitive advantage towards its competitors.
Moreover, Dunkin Donuts significant strengths were the low cost and variable beverages as well as
the complementary products, the convenience of drive thru services and the widespread locations.
Dunkin Donuts resources were the ones that distinguished the company from its competitors.
To conclude, companies should align their objectives with their resources and capabilities in order to
leverage their core competencies and achieve their goals. It is effective for companies to invest in
resources as well as to upgrade the existing or turning to alternatives. The Vrine model reflects the
importance of the resources and capabilities and provides accurate
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Things That Cat Lovers Like For Gift Their Furry Pet
Things that cat lovers like to gift their furry pet
Description: Gifting things to your pets at times become too tiresome and difficult approach.
However, this article has gathered some incredible information on the matter. Go on reading.
Give your pet a homely and loveable atmosphere and consequently, be prepared to get genuine
adoration and dedication. It s a truly sweet return gift. Keeping in mind, it can entice to spoil your pet
with extravagant gifts and some good deal of pamper. Truly your pet will most likely be gladder
tearing separated the gift you gave to him and will love relaxing on the couch by you.
But that does not prevent the pet lovers from hunting a gift for them. Indeed, the best thing you can
give your most loved fur ball is your time and consideration. What s more, e it a tortoise or a horse the
common intention of the pet lovers is to purchase a pet themed gift. Good news is there are lots of
online sites and that too in all degrees to satiate the demands of the individuals to gift something
appropriate for their fuzzy companions.
So whether it s your most loved pet s birthday, or a festive moment when you can gift something to
your pet, or you are in a mood to pamper them, look no more further than your laptop and scroll down
the online sites to look for the best endowments accessible for the pet lovers of the world over.
Especially if you are parenting a cat then you know how badly your feline deserves gifts, as well! Do
you know somebody who
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Things that cat lovers like to gift their furry pet
Description: Gifting things to your pets at times become too tiresome and difficult approach.
However, this article has gathered some incredible information on the matter. Go on reading.
Give your pet a homely and loveable atmosphere and consequently, be prepared to get genuine
adoration and dedication. It s a truly sweet return gift. Keeping in mind, it can entice to spoil your pet
with extravagant gifts and some good deal of pamper. Truly your pet will most likely be gladder
tearing separated the gift you gave to him and will love relaxing on the couch by you.
But that does not prevent the pet lovers from hunting a gift for them. Indeed, the best thing you can
give your most loved fur ball is your time and consideration. What s more, e it a tortoise or a horse the
common intention of the pet lovers is to purchase a pet themed gift. Good news is there are lots of
online sites and that too in all degrees to satiate the demands of the individuals to gift something
appropriate for their fuzzy companions.
So whether it s your most loved pet s birthday, or a festive moment when you can gift something to
your pet, or you are in a mood to pamper them, look no more further than your laptop and scroll down
the online sites to look for the best endowments accessible for the pet lovers of the world over.
Especially if you are parenting a cat then you know how badly your feline deserves gifts, as well! Do
you know somebody who
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Repetition in David Lves Plays Words, Words, Words and...
David Ives really experiments with repetition throughout all of his plays. Two examples of these plays
would be Words, Words, Words and Sure Thing Form his collection of plays called All in the Timing.
There are many different examples of repetition in each play. Ives repeats one certain thing and makes
this repetition mean many different things. In Sure Thing there is the repetition of the bell, which
represent how we tend to make snap judgments on people, and how we all strive for perfection. He
also uses the repetition of the words sure thing to represent how nothing in life can really be
considered a sure thing. In contrast in Words, Words, Words Ives uses the repetition of the Monkey s
typing to represent how sometimes luck gets us to where we need to be. Ives also uses the repetition of
Milton exhibiting typical Monkey behavior to show how we can repetition as a form of manipulation
The bell rings twenty eight times in Sure Thing. Every time Bill says something that Betty does not
find desirable the bell will ring and Bill gets another chance to woo her. Ives uses the repetition of the
bell ringing to show how we as humans make snap judgments on people. As soon as we learn one fact
about a person we base everything they say on that one fact and that it is very hard to come back from
a bad first impression. Bill s ability to gage Betty s reaction allows him to manipulate her to make
himself seem more desirable. This results in him succeeding and them leaving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
David Ives really experiments with repetition throughout all of his plays. Two examples of these plays
would be Words, Words, Words and Sure Thing Form his collection of plays called All in the Timing.
There are many different examples of repetition in each play. Ives repeats one certain thing and makes
this repetition mean many different things. In Sure Thing there is the repetition of the bell, which
represent how we tend to make snap judgments on people, and how we all strive for perfection. He
also uses the repetition of the words sure thing to represent how nothing in life can really be
considered a sure thing. In contrast in Words, Words, Words Ives uses the repetition of the Monkey s
typing to represent how sometimes luck gets us to where we need to be. Ives also uses the repetition of
Milton exhibiting typical Monkey behavior to show how we can repetition as a form of manipulation
The bell rings twenty eight times in Sure Thing. Every time Bill says something that Betty does not
find desirable the bell will ring and Bill gets another chance to woo her. Ives uses the repetition of the
bell ringing to show how we as humans make snap judgments on people. As soon as we learn one fact
about a person we base everything they say on that one fact and that it is very hard to come back from
a bad first impression. Bill s ability to gage Betty s reaction allows him to manipulate her to make
himself seem more desirable. This results in him succeeding and them leaving
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Amrith s Journey
This is a fitting title for the section I read as it helped readers understand Amrith s life and emotions
by concluding the novel with Amrith having many of his problems solved.
In my opinion, a journey is like a rollercoaster filled with ups and downs that only finishes when it
ends. Just like the novel, Amrith experiences many new things that he became quite fond of, even if
the same happiness became his misery. Nevertheless, this was only temporarily as Amrith is naïve and
easily jealous, thankfully over time he learned that staying ignorant does not solve his conflicts and he
must make amends on his own.
Prior to the ending, Amrith corrected his issues with his fake family and blood related family,
comprising of Niresh and his dead mother. Finally, Amrith is even rewarded with a gift, that I will
explain later, which seems realistic as opposed to Amrith and Niresh magically falling in love during
the last chapter.
Quick Summary: The last chapter was almost subtle to the point where it felt like a cliff hanger. The
conclusion made it seem as if Selvadurai plans on publishing a sequel, but that is not the case.
Regardless, the last few chapters revealed background knowledge on the mysterious death of Amrith s
parents. It explained how his mother was forced into giving up Amrith, in attempt to cure Amrith s
father from his alcohol problems. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aiding in the understanding of Amrith and his past, anyways throughout the novel I have always
wondered why a mother such as Amrith s would cease to care for their own children. Now knowing
the cause, it reveals that she was a caring being and only thinking of what would be best for Amrith.
The only issue was that Amrith has always been naïve and interpreted the situation as a vulgar act,
though his reasoning can be justified and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This is a fitting title for the section I read as it helped readers understand Amrith s life and emotions
by concluding the novel with Amrith having many of his problems solved.
In my opinion, a journey is like a rollercoaster filled with ups and downs that only finishes when it
ends. Just like the novel, Amrith experiences many new things that he became quite fond of, even if
the same happiness became his misery. Nevertheless, this was only temporarily as Amrith is naïve and
easily jealous, thankfully over time he learned that staying ignorant does not solve his conflicts and he
must make amends on his own.
Prior to the ending, Amrith corrected his issues with his fake family and blood related family,
comprising of Niresh and his dead mother. Finally, Amrith is even rewarded with a gift, that I will
explain later, which seems realistic as opposed to Amrith and Niresh magically falling in love during
the last chapter.
Quick Summary: The last chapter was almost subtle to the point where it felt like a cliff hanger. The
conclusion made it seem as if Selvadurai plans on publishing a sequel, but that is not the case.
Regardless, the last few chapters revealed background knowledge on the mysterious death of Amrith s
parents. It explained how his mother was forced into giving up Amrith, in attempt to cure Amrith s
father from his alcohol problems. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aiding in the understanding of Amrith and his past, anyways throughout the novel I have always
wondered why a mother such as Amrith s would cease to care for their own children. Now knowing
the cause, it reveals that she was a caring being and only thinking of what would be best for Amrith.
The only issue was that Amrith has always been naïve and interpreted the situation as a vulgar act,
though his reasoning can be justified and
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Ocean s 11
Steven Soderbergh s film Ocean s 11, is a thrilling heist about eleven reckless men trying to rob three
of Las Vegas wealthiest casinos in one night. Soderbergh remakes the 1960s rat pack version in a way
that completely changes the storyline and many of the characters. He uses the glamour of Hollywood
film making to contribute to the cleverness of the plans used by the thieves and the overall high speed
feeling of the movie. In addition the cast selection creates emotional immediacy with the characters
and their big personalities. The cast provides relationships on screen which connects with those in
audiences around the world. Soderbergh creates the dramatized build up to the final scene exploits the
faults in a grand heist. The director, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also the cast created a connection throughout which makes the film memorable and lasting. The
movie was nominated for several awards after its production. The awards the movie was nominated
for are as follows: In 2001 it was nominated for the best acting ensemble by the Broadcast Film
Critics Association, best foreign film in 2002 by the French Academy of Cinema and finally best
picture in 2001 by the National Board of review ( Ocean s Eleven (2001) Steven Soderbergh ). Even
though the film did not win any awards the cast and crew considered it to be an honor to be even
considered for the awards in the first place. After the movie made millions of dollars at the box office
Soderbergh decided to make a sequel called Ocean s 12. Then, he also decided to make another movie
called Ocean s 13. Together all three movies grossed a total of over 4 million dollars in the United
States and billions of dollars worldwide The outcome of Ocean s 11 was one of unforgettable acting
and the creation of a grand heist viewed by
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Steven Soderbergh s film Ocean s 11, is a thrilling heist about eleven reckless men trying to rob three
of Las Vegas wealthiest casinos in one night. Soderbergh remakes the 1960s rat pack version in a way
that completely changes the storyline and many of the characters. He uses the glamour of Hollywood
film making to contribute to the cleverness of the plans used by the thieves and the overall high speed
feeling of the movie. In addition the cast selection creates emotional immediacy with the characters
and their big personalities. The cast provides relationships on screen which connects with those in
audiences around the world. Soderbergh creates the dramatized build up to the final scene exploits the
faults in a grand heist. The director, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also the cast created a connection throughout which makes the film memorable and lasting. The
movie was nominated for several awards after its production. The awards the movie was nominated
for are as follows: In 2001 it was nominated for the best acting ensemble by the Broadcast Film
Critics Association, best foreign film in 2002 by the French Academy of Cinema and finally best
picture in 2001 by the National Board of review ( Ocean s Eleven (2001) Steven Soderbergh ). Even
though the film did not win any awards the cast and crew considered it to be an honor to be even
considered for the awards in the first place. After the movie made millions of dollars at the box office
Soderbergh decided to make a sequel called Ocean s 12. Then, he also decided to make another movie
called Ocean s 13. Together all three movies grossed a total of over 4 million dollars in the United
States and billions of dollars worldwide The outcome of Ocean s 11 was one of unforgettable acting
and the creation of a grand heist viewed by
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Eleanor A Good Person Analysis
In the beginning of the good place, Eleanor was an awful person when she was alive on earth. She was
rude, and only thought of herself. As the episodes continued, Eleanor became a better person. Eleanor
did not think of herself all the time, she started putting people before her and this is what makes
Eleanor a good person and belong in the good place. There are many examples Eleanor gave that she
was a good person, three of the most important are, one, she started to care for Tahani. Two, she
wanted to change, she started learning how to be an ethical person. Lastly, Eleanor started to show a
difference in personality. When Eleanor first met Tahani, she did not like her. Eleanor felt as if Tahani
was too perfect and Eleanor was very jealous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chidi was always finding ways to help Eleanor and Jason, Eleanor did not have the heart to kill Janet
and Chidi did not have the heart to watch Jason kill Janet either, but accidently pressed the button.
Chidi could have easily let Eleanor take the blame for everything and allow her to go to the bad place.
Chidi did the right thing and told Michael the truth. For these reasons Chidi was patient with Eleanor
and Jason, becomes Eleanor s teacher, and tells the truth about Janet makes Chidi a good person and
belong in the good place. The third character that was introduced in the good place is Tahani, Tahani is
not a good person and does not belong in the good place. The first reason Tahani is a bad person, she
continuously complained about her soul mate. The second reason, she went behind Michaels back and
went through top secret information. Lastly, she saw statistics showing that she was last on the
goodness list. When in the good place, everyone has a soulmate. Out of all the people in the world the
good place theoretically matches people with the person they belong with. Tahani continued to
complain about Jianyu and unable to connect with him. Tahani should have been happy and trusted
that the higher power in the good place knew who would fit best with her. Tahani was ungrateful and
did not understand why she was paired with
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In the beginning of the good place, Eleanor was an awful person when she was alive on earth. She was
rude, and only thought of herself. As the episodes continued, Eleanor became a better person. Eleanor
did not think of herself all the time, she started putting people before her and this is what makes
Eleanor a good person and belong in the good place. There are many examples Eleanor gave that she
was a good person, three of the most important are, one, she started to care for Tahani. Two, she
wanted to change, she started learning how to be an ethical person. Lastly, Eleanor started to show a
difference in personality. When Eleanor first met Tahani, she did not like her. Eleanor felt as if Tahani
was too perfect and Eleanor was very jealous ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Chidi was always finding ways to help Eleanor and Jason, Eleanor did not have the heart to kill Janet
and Chidi did not have the heart to watch Jason kill Janet either, but accidently pressed the button.
Chidi could have easily let Eleanor take the blame for everything and allow her to go to the bad place.
Chidi did the right thing and told Michael the truth. For these reasons Chidi was patient with Eleanor
and Jason, becomes Eleanor s teacher, and tells the truth about Janet makes Chidi a good person and
belong in the good place. The third character that was introduced in the good place is Tahani, Tahani is
not a good person and does not belong in the good place. The first reason Tahani is a bad person, she
continuously complained about her soul mate. The second reason, she went behind Michaels back and
went through top secret information. Lastly, she saw statistics showing that she was last on the
goodness list. When in the good place, everyone has a soulmate. Out of all the people in the world the
good place theoretically matches people with the person they belong with. Tahani continued to
complain about Jianyu and unable to connect with him. Tahani should have been happy and trusted
that the higher power in the good place knew who would fit best with her. Tahani was ungrateful and
did not understand why she was paired with
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Pros And Cons Of The Nafta
The NAFTA is a trade and investment agreement agreed in 1992 by the United States, Mexico and
Canada and came into force in 1994 with the aim of promoting free trade and investments in the North
American Region. From this date, the NAFTA has been one of the most criticized agreements in bases
of the inequality represented by it. First of all, the agreement was signed among three nations, which
are in a different economic status. Specifically Mexico comes to be far to reach the level of
development of the USA and Canada, and nevertheless is being regulated under the same agreement.
Besides its clear inequality, the agreement also possesses one of the most complex ISDS provisions.
These provisions have resulted on a pattern for further treaties
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The NAFTA is a trade and investment agreement agreed in 1992 by the United States, Mexico and
Canada and came into force in 1994 with the aim of promoting free trade and investments in the North
American Region. From this date, the NAFTA has been one of the most criticized agreements in bases
of the inequality represented by it. First of all, the agreement was signed among three nations, which
are in a different economic status. Specifically Mexico comes to be far to reach the level of
development of the USA and Canada, and nevertheless is being regulated under the same agreement.
Besides its clear inequality, the agreement also possesses one of the most complex ISDS provisions.
These provisions have resulted on a pattern for further treaties
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Haribo Executive Summary
[pic] MARKETING PLAN: [pic] CONTRERAS VALDERRAMA Iván FERNANDEZ Ana Laura
GASPARINI Fabien GRANDPRE Ségolène HAMRANI Sonia ING Morgane Foreword Created in
1920, in Bonn, by a German named: Hans Riegel, Haribo (stands for Hans RIegel BOn) is today
known worldwide for its candies such as: Gold Bears, Tagada Stawberries or Fizzy Cola. Indeed,
Haribo is the first manufacturer of gums and jellies within the total sugar confectionery market, who
owns other famous candy brands such as: MAOM, Zan, Ricqlès... and exports to more than 105
countries all over the world. However, with such a competitive market, our brand must create a new
product which will open new horizon to our company ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
➢ HARIBO also wants to push a healthier image. We can notice an improvement in the nutrition
profile of the products They are now : Free from artificial colours (instead HARIBO uses citrus
concentrate for the yellow or kiwi concentrate in order to obtain a green color) They contain natural
flavours as much as possible Finally HARIBO wants to keep a strong brand equity (innovation, high
quality, awareness, strong relationship with consumers, market shares). Indeed HARIBO strategy is
based on innovation. The brand offers a wide variety of products and bag sizes. New colours, flavours,
textures and shapes are created each month.. Furthermore, HARIBO is recognized for the high quality
of its products. HARIBO always places extreme importance on the quality and sourcing of all its
ingredients and products used during the production process. Finally, Haribo aims at being close to its
customers. The values shared by HARIBO are : generosity, family, happy go lucky attitude, fun side,
sharing... b) HARIBO portfolio [pic] Chart N°1 : BCG Matrix More than 300 different HARIBO
candies are sold around the world. Its portfolio includes brands such as Strawbs, Goldbears, Happy
Cola, Jelly
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[pic] MARKETING PLAN: [pic] CONTRERAS VALDERRAMA Iván FERNANDEZ Ana Laura
GASPARINI Fabien GRANDPRE Ségolène HAMRANI Sonia ING Morgane Foreword Created in
1920, in Bonn, by a German named: Hans Riegel, Haribo (stands for Hans RIegel BOn) is today
known worldwide for its candies such as: Gold Bears, Tagada Stawberries or Fizzy Cola. Indeed,
Haribo is the first manufacturer of gums and jellies within the total sugar confectionery market, who
owns other famous candy brands such as: MAOM, Zan, Ricqlès... and exports to more than 105
countries all over the world. However, with such a competitive market, our brand must create a new
product which will open new horizon to our company ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
➢ HARIBO also wants to push a healthier image. We can notice an improvement in the nutrition
profile of the products They are now : Free from artificial colours (instead HARIBO uses citrus
concentrate for the yellow or kiwi concentrate in order to obtain a green color) They contain natural
flavours as much as possible Finally HARIBO wants to keep a strong brand equity (innovation, high
quality, awareness, strong relationship with consumers, market shares). Indeed HARIBO strategy is
based on innovation. The brand offers a wide variety of products and bag sizes. New colours, flavours,
textures and shapes are created each month.. Furthermore, HARIBO is recognized for the high quality
of its products. HARIBO always places extreme importance on the quality and sourcing of all its
ingredients and products used during the production process. Finally, Haribo aims at being close to its
customers. The values shared by HARIBO are : generosity, family, happy go lucky attitude, fun side,
sharing... b) HARIBO portfolio [pic] Chart N°1 : BCG Matrix More than 300 different HARIBO
candies are sold around the world. Its portfolio includes brands such as Strawbs, Goldbears, Happy
Cola, Jelly
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Bus 210 Week 8 Paper
Chose to go back through a couple companies that I used to work for. I chose Subway, Main St.
Liquor, and Taco Bell. I chose these because I had an inside view to the OMM for all three of these
companies. The OMM for Subway was a very simple one. Their main focus was on providing
excellent customer service with a team effort. They have a certain prodical for making the subs, that
they want you to stick with. This will keep food costs down. For example they are suppose to put only
six tomatoes on one sub. They have a weight or number amount for all meats, and veggies. With
weight limits that they have put in place, this has cut down on spending on veggies and meats. Which
has lowered outgoing costs and helped with finding shortages of ... Show more content on
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Finally monitoring costs have to be considered in a company. The majority of these expenses are spent
on salaries of employers who are hired to monitor certain aspects of the company. This can include
monitoring the inventory of the business or the distribution of products and services. It is important for
companies to monitor the OMM costs of their business in order to make predictions about future
profits and losses. Depending on what type of business will depend on what type of OMM system
they will pick to help them run their business. Resurants will usually have a POS system that will help
them organize their menu and make it easier to track their food costs and ordering transactions. Each
business can set the pos system to be compatiable with their business. For instance Taco Bell and
Subway s both have the POS system, however very differernt menus. Being able to customize the
system give them an advantage to be able to have their own style for the employess to learn and
master. They tend to keep the systems simple because it is easier for the staff to learn and understand.
The POS sysetems can track labor costs, food costs, inventory, and sales. Which give any member of
management an advantage to running a lower cost store or
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Chose to go back through a couple companies that I used to work for. I chose Subway, Main St.
Liquor, and Taco Bell. I chose these because I had an inside view to the OMM for all three of these
companies. The OMM for Subway was a very simple one. Their main focus was on providing
excellent customer service with a team effort. They have a certain prodical for making the subs, that
they want you to stick with. This will keep food costs down. For example they are suppose to put only
six tomatoes on one sub. They have a weight or number amount for all meats, and veggies. With
weight limits that they have put in place, this has cut down on spending on veggies and meats. Which
has lowered outgoing costs and helped with finding shortages of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Finally monitoring costs have to be considered in a company. The majority of these expenses are spent
on salaries of employers who are hired to monitor certain aspects of the company. This can include
monitoring the inventory of the business or the distribution of products and services. It is important for
companies to monitor the OMM costs of their business in order to make predictions about future
profits and losses. Depending on what type of business will depend on what type of OMM system
they will pick to help them run their business. Resurants will usually have a POS system that will help
them organize their menu and make it easier to track their food costs and ordering transactions. Each
business can set the pos system to be compatiable with their business. For instance Taco Bell and
Subway s both have the POS system, however very differernt menus. Being able to customize the
system give them an advantage to be able to have their own style for the employess to learn and
master. They tend to keep the systems simple because it is easier for the staff to learn and understand.
The POS sysetems can track labor costs, food costs, inventory, and sales. Which give any member of
management an advantage to running a lower cost store or
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Impression Management By Tobias Wolff
When Lombardi instituted the rule that players could not drink standing at a bar he was implementing
the effect of impression management. The book describes impression management as a set of
behaviors that people use to protect their self image or change the way they are seen by others. The
book also teaches us the two main goals of impression management which is to minimize bad and to
maximize good. Minimize bad by avoiding blame for poor performances or ask for forgiveness.
Maximizing good by generating respect and liking from other people. Although not all players were
drinking alcohol or frequenting bars, the ones that were had to keep a good image for the team. For the
Townsfolks who were frequenting the bars that the parkers were frequenting,
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When Lombardi instituted the rule that players could not drink standing at a bar he was implementing
the effect of impression management. The book describes impression management as a set of
behaviors that people use to protect their self image or change the way they are seen by others. The
book also teaches us the two main goals of impression management which is to minimize bad and to
maximize good. Minimize bad by avoiding blame for poor performances or ask for forgiveness.
Maximizing good by generating respect and liking from other people. Although not all players were
drinking alcohol or frequenting bars, the ones that were had to keep a good image for the team. For the
Townsfolks who were frequenting the bars that the parkers were frequenting,
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Bounty Hunter Social Pressure
After watching the video and witnessing some of the actions of the individuals I honestly was not
surprised what so ever. The fact that many of the individuals chose not to question the bounty hunter
stems from the fact that in society if we see someone in the power position we are expected to not
questions them and obey them completely. When the bounty hunter had pressured the individuals to
help him detain the woman in the blue jacket for her crime, they were reassured that he was an actual
bounty hunter by his fake badge. The pressure that bounty hunter had placed upon the individuals is a
clear example of social pressure. According to the textbook, many individuals tend to experience
social pressure when they are part of a group (134)
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After watching the video and witnessing some of the actions of the individuals I honestly was not
surprised what so ever. The fact that many of the individuals chose not to question the bounty hunter
stems from the fact that in society if we see someone in the power position we are expected to not
questions them and obey them completely. When the bounty hunter had pressured the individuals to
help him detain the woman in the blue jacket for her crime, they were reassured that he was an actual
bounty hunter by his fake badge. The pressure that bounty hunter had placed upon the individuals is a
clear example of social pressure. According to the textbook, many individuals tend to experience
social pressure when they are part of a group (134)
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Essay about Migration Policy and Domestic Party Politics
There is no one categorical answer to this main question if Europeanization in the field of Migration
Policy is limited because this field is dominated by domestic party politics or not. First of all we must
define how do we understand Europeanization in the field of Migration Policy. It could be understood
slight differently: (i) as an Europeanization in assimilation of rules for regular and irregular
immigrants; (ii) as an Europeanization in external dimension of European Union migration policy; (iii)
as an Europeanization in terms of free movement of working force within European Union, etc. These
cases might have very different national interests within member states. Member states can easily
agree on one point and have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
6). The EU member states have certainly been wary of ceding too much of powers up to the EU,
creating a de facto European space of 27 different approaches to migration policy, allowing only for
minimum harmonization (Weinar, 2011, psl. 6 7). That clearly shows that migration is very sensitive
policy and is strongly influenced by political decisions within member states.
The main shortcoming of the European migration policy framework is its ambiguity and dispersed
focus. It addresses the common interest of the EU member states in some fields, while leaving out
those common interests in others (Weinar, 2011, psl. 7). So what makes some fields more attractive to
common interests?
Elspeth Guild states that at the heart of the EU there is and has always been an ambition and duty to
reconfigure the territory of the Member States in order to achieve economic aims (Guild, 2006, psl.
631). Human rights were not part of the original schema of the EU (Guild, 2006, psl. 632). So if we
assume, that economic aims and not human rights are most important factors, we might argue, that
success in various Migration Policy agreements also depends on economic benefits. Putting this in a
simple terms, we might argue, that member states comply with Migration Policy goals if they can get
economical benefits from it. National states are always
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There is no one categorical answer to this main question if Europeanization in the field of Migration
Policy is limited because this field is dominated by domestic party politics or not. First of all we must
define how do we understand Europeanization in the field of Migration Policy. It could be understood
slight differently: (i) as an Europeanization in assimilation of rules for regular and irregular
immigrants; (ii) as an Europeanization in external dimension of European Union migration policy; (iii)
as an Europeanization in terms of free movement of working force within European Union, etc. These
cases might have very different national interests within member states. Member states can easily
agree on one point and have ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
6). The EU member states have certainly been wary of ceding too much of powers up to the EU,
creating a de facto European space of 27 different approaches to migration policy, allowing only for
minimum harmonization (Weinar, 2011, psl. 6 7). That clearly shows that migration is very sensitive
policy and is strongly influenced by political decisions within member states.
The main shortcoming of the European migration policy framework is its ambiguity and dispersed
focus. It addresses the common interest of the EU member states in some fields, while leaving out
those common interests in others (Weinar, 2011, psl. 7). So what makes some fields more attractive to
common interests?
Elspeth Guild states that at the heart of the EU there is and has always been an ambition and duty to
reconfigure the territory of the Member States in order to achieve economic aims (Guild, 2006, psl.
631). Human rights were not part of the original schema of the EU (Guild, 2006, psl. 632). So if we
assume, that economic aims and not human rights are most important factors, we might argue, that
success in various Migration Policy agreements also depends on economic benefits. Putting this in a
simple terms, we might argue, that member states comply with Migration Policy goals if they can get
economical benefits from it. National states are always
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Asian Carp And The New Carp
Over the course of the mid to late 20th century, five species of non native carp fish, collectively
referred to as Asian carp , have been introduced to the United States either for aesthetic purposes, to
supplement game fishing, or to help manage local pest species. Some of these carp species have
escaped into America s waterways and proved to be prolific breeders and voracious feeders, out
hunting and out breeding native species. As with any environmental issue, there exist many parties
who have differing points of contention over this problem and many different solutions have been
proposed to correct it. To resolve this issue will take a comprehensive analysis of the problem and an
examination of the participants involved, their perspectives on Asian carp, and how the proposed
solutions to this issue will affect them. Beginning in the 1830 s, five successive waves of foreign carp
species; grass, common, silver, bighead, and black carp, were introduced to the United States to help
improve the quality of agricultural ponds, but some of them subsequently escaped into the Midwestern
river systems (Koel, 2000, Pg. 1). Of these species, the two most infamous are silver and bighead carp.
Both species are filter feeders, and following their entry into the river systems in the eighties, they
have been competing with native filter feeders for food (Sampson, 2008, Pg. 483).
Asian carp grow in excess of five feet and can weigh upwards of 100 pounds. They are voracious
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Over the course of the mid to late 20th century, five species of non native carp fish, collectively
referred to as Asian carp , have been introduced to the United States either for aesthetic purposes, to
supplement game fishing, or to help manage local pest species. Some of these carp species have
escaped into America s waterways and proved to be prolific breeders and voracious feeders, out
hunting and out breeding native species. As with any environmental issue, there exist many parties
who have differing points of contention over this problem and many different solutions have been
proposed to correct it. To resolve this issue will take a comprehensive analysis of the problem and an
examination of the participants involved, their perspectives on Asian carp, and how the proposed
solutions to this issue will affect them. Beginning in the 1830 s, five successive waves of foreign carp
species; grass, common, silver, bighead, and black carp, were introduced to the United States to help
improve the quality of agricultural ponds, but some of them subsequently escaped into the Midwestern
river systems (Koel, 2000, Pg. 1). Of these species, the two most infamous are silver and bighead carp.
Both species are filter feeders, and following their entry into the river systems in the eighties, they
have been competing with native filter feeders for food (Sampson, 2008, Pg. 483).
Asian carp grow in excess of five feet and can weigh upwards of 100 pounds. They are voracious
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Netw206 week 1 assignment 1 Essay examples
Support for High Definition IP Cameras
Brian Templin
DeVry University
NETW206: Introduction to Switching
Submitted to:
Professor: Timothy Roseberry
Date: 09/14/2014
This paper will take a look at all the setup needed for adding IP camera s to our network and also have
scalability of a little over 20 percent for future growth. The structure will begin at the access level and
then we will look at the switches we will be using and then we will move onto the distribution and
core levels switches. I have looked at the Cisco 3560 for the access layer which is a 48 port and by
using them we use these because the offer an enhanced security features as well as PoE. This switch
aslo offers sufficient bandwidth and low cost ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By adding the equipment that we have already discussed we will have no problem in adding these
camera s in many key areas and could have some set up for redundancy as well to cover key areas. If
for some reason a access switch were to go down and alternate image from over lapping cameras can
be used. Sense the switches we chose use the PoE all the cameras can be supplied with power using
the IEEE 802.1af which is standard. To optimize performance we should add the flash memory card
with a 64Mb compact flash for each unit. I also think that we should consider Cisco SMARTnet
extended service agreement and around the clock global access to the Cisco Technical Assistance
Center (TAC). This will give us any help we may need with problems with equipment and setup.
For security on the network we will use the 802.1x this provide port security and provide port based
network access control as well as authenticated network access control. Using the 802.1x can increase
security by providing support for authentication, accounting, user identification and dynamic key
management. This level of security will also be able to set allow and deny network for connectivity
and also control VLAN access and many other traffic policies.
References
Cisco. (n.d.). http://www.cisco.com. Retrieved September 07, 2014, from
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Support for High Definition IP Cameras
Brian Templin
DeVry University
NETW206: Introduction to Switching
Submitted to:
Professor: Timothy Roseberry
Date: 09/14/2014
This paper will take a look at all the setup needed for adding IP camera s to our network and also have
scalability of a little over 20 percent for future growth. The structure will begin at the access level and
then we will look at the switches we will be using and then we will move onto the distribution and
core levels switches. I have looked at the Cisco 3560 for the access layer which is a 48 port and by
using them we use these because the offer an enhanced security features as well as PoE. This switch
aslo offers sufficient bandwidth and low cost ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By adding the equipment that we have already discussed we will have no problem in adding these
camera s in many key areas and could have some set up for redundancy as well to cover key areas. If
for some reason a access switch were to go down and alternate image from over lapping cameras can
be used. Sense the switches we chose use the PoE all the cameras can be supplied with power using
the IEEE 802.1af which is standard. To optimize performance we should add the flash memory card
with a 64Mb compact flash for each unit. I also think that we should consider Cisco SMARTnet
extended service agreement and around the clock global access to the Cisco Technical Assistance
Center (TAC). This will give us any help we may need with problems with equipment and setup.
For security on the network we will use the 802.1x this provide port security and provide port based
network access control as well as authenticated network access control. Using the 802.1x can increase
security by providing support for authentication, accounting, user identification and dynamic key
management. This level of security will also be able to set allow and deny network for connectivity
and also control VLAN access and many other traffic policies.
References
Cisco. (n.d.). http://www.cisco.com. Retrieved September 07, 2014, from
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nature In The Good Earth
Nature is visible in the earth, rain, and harvests of Wang Lung s hometown in China, which is
represented in the title, The Good Earth. Pearl S. Buck s novel discusses the life of an agrarian
Chinese man, Wang Lung, and his deep connection to the Earth. As the plot unfolds, Wang Lung
slowly gained much wealth that originated from the land. The earth, or the soil, brought riches and a
higher class to Wang. This is what he had valued the most since the beginning of the novel. He wanted
to have a successful harvest and gain money from his crops, and therefore become a member of a
wealthy family similar to the House of Hwang he had been admiring in his town. The rain determined
how his crops grew in the soil. Wang Lung was dependent on the land ... Show more content on
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In the first chapters of the novel, Wang Lung states that the soil provides all things necessary for him
to live. Pearl S. Buck demonstrated Wang Lung s need for the land too, by stating this earth which
formed their home and fed their bodies and made their god (Buck, 22). Shortly after, he got married to
O lan, a servant from the House of Hwang. After noticing the House of Hwang was selling their land,
as previously stated, he chose to intervene. Wang Lung bought a little piece of land from the Hwang
family with some silver he had stored by selling his harvest. His major dependence on the land came
when Wang Lung s family faces a terrible famine. The drought impeded water to get to the crops. All
his crops had withered, except the ones in the new piece of land he had bought from the House of
Hwang (Baw, 3). He felt determined to buy more land from the Hwang family, even if it meant the
children must all starve if the plants starve (Buck, 48). Wang Lung trusted that the land would save
him from the starvation the drought had brought him. What originally brought the drought was the
lack of water. The rain during this time of crisis was a symbol of the suffering his family had to go
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Nature is visible in the earth, rain, and harvests of Wang Lung s hometown in China, which is
represented in the title, The Good Earth. Pearl S. Buck s novel discusses the life of an agrarian
Chinese man, Wang Lung, and his deep connection to the Earth. As the plot unfolds, Wang Lung
slowly gained much wealth that originated from the land. The earth, or the soil, brought riches and a
higher class to Wang. This is what he had valued the most since the beginning of the novel. He wanted
to have a successful harvest and gain money from his crops, and therefore become a member of a
wealthy family similar to the House of Hwang he had been admiring in his town. The rain determined
how his crops grew in the soil. Wang Lung was dependent on the land ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the first chapters of the novel, Wang Lung states that the soil provides all things necessary for him
to live. Pearl S. Buck demonstrated Wang Lung s need for the land too, by stating this earth which
formed their home and fed their bodies and made their god (Buck, 22). Shortly after, he got married to
O lan, a servant from the House of Hwang. After noticing the House of Hwang was selling their land,
as previously stated, he chose to intervene. Wang Lung bought a little piece of land from the Hwang
family with some silver he had stored by selling his harvest. His major dependence on the land came
when Wang Lung s family faces a terrible famine. The drought impeded water to get to the crops. All
his crops had withered, except the ones in the new piece of land he had bought from the House of
Hwang (Baw, 3). He felt determined to buy more land from the Hwang family, even if it meant the
children must all starve if the plants starve (Buck, 48). Wang Lung trusted that the land would save
him from the starvation the drought had brought him. What originally brought the drought was the
lack of water. The rain during this time of crisis was a symbol of the suffering his family had to go
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Essay On Anne Bradstreet
Feminism today remains prominent because even while women s rights are very strong, women are
still fighting for equality every day. In the time of Anne Bradstreet, women had few rights and they
were seen as inferior to men. Anne lived among the puritans whom ruled her everyday life. Although
it was completely against the puritan code for women to receive an education, Anne Bradstreet s
father, Thomas Dudley, loved his daughter very much and did everything he could to make sure that
she was well educated which shows in her works. Anne
Bradstreet s literature became well known only because her brother in law published her works in a
book called The Tenth Muse under a male name and without her knowing. Anne Bradstreet s father
had to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She shows that she had trouble keeping her book when she claimed that it was
snatched from thence by friends, less wise than true, who thee abroad exposed to public view.
I believe that she is referring the fact that her brother in law took the book with him to England in
1650 and had it published. These lines show that they acted against Anne Bradstreet s wishes, they
also show the hard times those women authors faced during this period when they were expected to
just go along with the opinions of men rather than express their own. Anne
Bradstreet probably wrote the poem in around 1666 and it was included in an edition published in
1678 after her death. It remains unclear whether she wanted her book to be published or not. Female
authors at the time were looked down on, so in theory she had to pretend ignorance of Woolbridge s
actions for the sake of her reputation. The poem has a major theme of Women and Femininity. The
poem is mainly about motherhood in a way as previously discussed. She treats it in a traditional,
maternal way. She tries to clothe it, protect it, nurture it, and keep it clean. The speaker implies, in
other words, that being a poet or author is a lot like being a mother. Her writing of this poem was a
pretty bold and brave move considering the fact of the era when the poem was written. Back then;
being a poet was more of a manly activity. Now a
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Feminism today remains prominent because even while women s rights are very strong, women are
still fighting for equality every day. In the time of Anne Bradstreet, women had few rights and they
were seen as inferior to men. Anne lived among the puritans whom ruled her everyday life. Although
it was completely against the puritan code for women to receive an education, Anne Bradstreet s
father, Thomas Dudley, loved his daughter very much and did everything he could to make sure that
she was well educated which shows in her works. Anne
Bradstreet s literature became well known only because her brother in law published her works in a
book called The Tenth Muse under a male name and without her knowing. Anne Bradstreet s father
had to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She shows that she had trouble keeping her book when she claimed that it was
snatched from thence by friends, less wise than true, who thee abroad exposed to public view.
I believe that she is referring the fact that her brother in law took the book with him to England in
1650 and had it published. These lines show that they acted against Anne Bradstreet s wishes, they
also show the hard times those women authors faced during this period when they were expected to
just go along with the opinions of men rather than express their own. Anne
Bradstreet probably wrote the poem in around 1666 and it was included in an edition published in
1678 after her death. It remains unclear whether she wanted her book to be published or not. Female
authors at the time were looked down on, so in theory she had to pretend ignorance of Woolbridge s
actions for the sake of her reputation. The poem has a major theme of Women and Femininity. The
poem is mainly about motherhood in a way as previously discussed. She treats it in a traditional,
maternal way. She tries to clothe it, protect it, nurture it, and keep it clean. The speaker implies, in
other words, that being a poet or author is a lot like being a mother. Her writing of this poem was a
pretty bold and brave move considering the fact of the era when the poem was written. Back then;
being a poet was more of a manly activity. Now a
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