Arabic Essay Sample
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Fluoride Water Crisis
Having lived a good portion of my life in the US, I am very aware of the ongoing and vast array
of conversations about water. There are issues with drought, flooding, contamination, water rights
and even stealing, but the conversation that many people neglect to have is the one about
fluoridation. While I find myself disturbed by the fact that most people turn a blind eye to this use
of fluorides in our public water systems, I am equally disturbed that municipalities do it at all.
Too often we blindly trust that our government has our best interest at the base of their decisions.
Not to paint with too wide of a brush, but we all know only too well that that not always the case. I
don t mean to sound overly cynical, but it often appears ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Infants are most at risk since they consume the highest amounts per body weight through formulas.
Dental fluorosis a condition that shows up in the discoloration of tooth enamel, and is a bi product
of getting too much fluoride in the diet. Dental fluorosis shows up in later years as presenting as
white spots, pitting and a permanent and intrinsic darkening. This condition is systematic of a
wider range of problems.
Studies done by the National Research Council concluded It is apparent that fluorides have the
ability to interfere with the functions of the brain. The Environmental Protection Agency upon
review of the studies listed fluoride among approximately 100 other chemicals showing substantial
evidence of promoting developmental neurotoxicity. There have been over 100 experiments done
on animals providing proof that shows fluoride impacting cognitive thinking. Animals who were
ingesting fluoride at the same consumption rate as a average household user were found to have
brain damage that impacted learning and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Having lived a good portion of my life in the US, I am very aware of the ongoing and vast array
of conversations about water. There are issues with drought, flooding, contamination, water rights
and even stealing, but the conversation that many people neglect to have is the one about
fluoridation. While I find myself disturbed by the fact that most people turn a blind eye to this use
of fluorides in our public water systems, I am equally disturbed that municipalities do it at all.
Too often we blindly trust that our government has our best interest at the base of their decisions.
Not to paint with too wide of a brush, but we all know only too well that that not always the case. I
don t mean to sound overly cynical, but it often appears ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Infants are most at risk since they consume the highest amounts per body weight through formulas.
Dental fluorosis a condition that shows up in the discoloration of tooth enamel, and is a bi product
of getting too much fluoride in the diet. Dental fluorosis shows up in later years as presenting as
white spots, pitting and a permanent and intrinsic darkening. This condition is systematic of a
wider range of problems.
Studies done by the National Research Council concluded It is apparent that fluorides have the
ability to interfere with the functions of the brain. The Environmental Protection Agency upon
review of the studies listed fluoride among approximately 100 other chemicals showing substantial
evidence of promoting developmental neurotoxicity. There have been over 100 experiments done
on animals providing proof that shows fluoride impacting cognitive thinking. Animals who were
ingesting fluoride at the same consumption rate as a average household user were found to have
brain damage that impacted learning and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Black Nationalist Movement During The Harlem Renaissance
Black cultural nationalism was an international, less organized extension of the Black Nationalist
movement. The movement focused on the embracing of African culture and values through various
artistic forms, including poetry, drama, and music. Emphasizing the need to embrace one s
blackness, cultural nationalism was able to gain much mainstream attention because of the
prominence of many of its members.
The earliest organized display of cultural nationalism associated with Africa began with the
concept of NГ©gritude, which was developed by French speaking Negro intellectuals (Irele 321)
that had developed far beyond the concept of the African personality ...[and] tended more towards a
philosophy (Irele 321). French speaking black poets, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The movement broke from the immediate past of protest and petition (civil rights) literature and
dashed forward toward an alternative that initially seemed unthinkable and unobtainable: Black
Power (Salaam). With Baraka s poem Black Art becoming the poetic manifesto of the movement,
lines such as we want poems that kill took on a very literal meaning because of the emphasis placed
on self defense. Existing mostly in major cities, the Black Arts Movement focused on the
development of Black theater groups and Black poetry performances and journals (Salaam) while
maintaining close ties to community organizations and issues (Salaam). The movement brought
together black artists of all different backgrounds to express themselves through their unique
perspectives and to unify in a common fight, with most artists closely aligning themselves with the
Black Power
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Black cultural nationalism was an international, less organized extension of the Black Nationalist
movement. The movement focused on the embracing of African culture and values through various
artistic forms, including poetry, drama, and music. Emphasizing the need to embrace one s
blackness, cultural nationalism was able to gain much mainstream attention because of the
prominence of many of its members.
The earliest organized display of cultural nationalism associated with Africa began with the
concept of NГ©gritude, which was developed by French speaking Negro intellectuals (Irele 321)
that had developed far beyond the concept of the African personality ...[and] tended more towards a
philosophy (Irele 321). French speaking black poets, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The movement broke from the immediate past of protest and petition (civil rights) literature and
dashed forward toward an alternative that initially seemed unthinkable and unobtainable: Black
Power (Salaam). With Baraka s poem Black Art becoming the poetic manifesto of the movement,
lines such as we want poems that kill took on a very literal meaning because of the emphasis placed
on self defense. Existing mostly in major cities, the Black Arts Movement focused on the
development of Black theater groups and Black poetry performances and journals (Salaam) while
maintaining close ties to community organizations and issues (Salaam). The movement brought
together black artists of all different backgrounds to express themselves through their unique
perspectives and to unify in a common fight, with most artists closely aligning themselves with the
Black Power
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evolution and The Island of Doctor Moreau
There are a lot of misconceptions about Darwin s theory of evolution. One of the biggest is that
he called the theory by that name. Albrecht von Haller used the word evolution in 1744 to mean
to unroll, so the word was around in Darwin s time, but Darwin never used it in the sense we use
it today. It was added later by others, including Herbert Spencer, who is responsible for the theory
we call Social Darwinism. This theory is misnamed; it is not based on Darwin s work, but Spencer s.
Darwin did not come up with his theory out of nowhere. Like anyone else who has made
discoveries, he was influenced by others. For quite a long time before Darwin, people didn t look
beyond the Biblical creation story. Such things as fossils, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
63) And finally we get to Charles Darwin himself. As a young man from an elite and wealthy
family, Charles s possible career choices were limited: there weren t many professions respectable
enough. He started off studying medicine but couldn t stand to see blood. Charles earned a degree
in theology, but his real interest, which he pursued outside the classroom, was natural studies. For
three years as an undergraduate he ...mixed with some of the leading scientists of his day, at a level
far more intimate than would be possible for an undergraduate today. (Ruse, p. 33)
Through his connections Darwin eventually joined the H.M.S. Beagle on a navigational trip
around the world. There is some debate as to whether Darwin was the official ship s naturalist;
by some accounts he was only a passenger, because he lacked a degree in the natural sciences. At
the time of his departure, Charles was also creationist, meaning that he held to the Biblical view
of the origins of the earth and its creatures. He spent five years traveling on the Beagle, collecting
specimens of things he encountered in his travels. He never adapted to sea travel, and was sick for
most of the time he was on the ship; when his travels were over, he settled down permanently.
When he first returned, Darwin considered himself to be a geologist, (not a biologist), (Ruse, p.
34). Some time after his return to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are a lot of misconceptions about Darwin s theory of evolution. One of the biggest is that
he called the theory by that name. Albrecht von Haller used the word evolution in 1744 to mean
to unroll, so the word was around in Darwin s time, but Darwin never used it in the sense we use
it today. It was added later by others, including Herbert Spencer, who is responsible for the theory
we call Social Darwinism. This theory is misnamed; it is not based on Darwin s work, but Spencer s.
Darwin did not come up with his theory out of nowhere. Like anyone else who has made
discoveries, he was influenced by others. For quite a long time before Darwin, people didn t look
beyond the Biblical creation story. Such things as fossils, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
63) And finally we get to Charles Darwin himself. As a young man from an elite and wealthy
family, Charles s possible career choices were limited: there weren t many professions respectable
enough. He started off studying medicine but couldn t stand to see blood. Charles earned a degree
in theology, but his real interest, which he pursued outside the classroom, was natural studies. For
three years as an undergraduate he ...mixed with some of the leading scientists of his day, at a level
far more intimate than would be possible for an undergraduate today. (Ruse, p. 33)
Through his connections Darwin eventually joined the H.M.S. Beagle on a navigational trip
around the world. There is some debate as to whether Darwin was the official ship s naturalist;
by some accounts he was only a passenger, because he lacked a degree in the natural sciences. At
the time of his departure, Charles was also creationist, meaning that he held to the Biblical view
of the origins of the earth and its creatures. He spent five years traveling on the Beagle, collecting
specimens of things he encountered in his travels. He never adapted to sea travel, and was sick for
most of the time he was on the ship; when his travels were over, he settled down permanently.
When he first returned, Darwin considered himself to be a geologist, (not a biologist), (Ruse, p.
34). Some time after his return to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An Hour Tone
The short story The Story of an Hour is written by Kate Chopin. This story is about a married
woman named, Louise Mallard, who learns about her husband s death, and through the poem she
discovers the positives of this incident. She gradually learns the restrictions that have been lifted
and the new opportunities that arise due to her husband s death, however, the story ends by her
getting a heart attack when she sees her husband still alive, the story throughout is written in third
person point of view. Furthermore, Chopin believes that marriagecan be very restrictive on woman
because of the dominant role the male plays in the relationship and this is shown through the tone
and literary features of the poem.
First, the tone of the poem ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The metaphor in the quote storm of grief , presents a sorrowful tone because it displays the
tragedy and misery she experiences due to her husbands passing, however this tone lasts only
for a small part in the beginning in the story and soon changes into a tone of elation.
Furthermore, the symbolism in the line blue sky showing here and there through the clouds [...]
shows the hopeful tone as it conveys how the blue sky begins to emerge from the darkness of
the clouds. The clouds are used to symbolise the husband s death and how the grieve she
experiences due to this incident begins to vanish as the sky clears up. This symbolises the hope
that Mallard begins to attain, and this device is used to hint at the increased opportunities and
benefits she will gain by being alone and gaining independence. Moreover, the realistic tone is
later presented at the end of the story. The dramatic irony in the line of the joy that kills is a
powerful indicator that shows restrictions that are placed on woman. This line is ironic because the
readers know that she did not die because of the joy when she saw her husband but in fact the shock
and disappointment
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The short story The Story of an Hour is written by Kate Chopin. This story is about a married
woman named, Louise Mallard, who learns about her husband s death, and through the poem she
discovers the positives of this incident. She gradually learns the restrictions that have been lifted
and the new opportunities that arise due to her husband s death, however, the story ends by her
getting a heart attack when she sees her husband still alive, the story throughout is written in third
person point of view. Furthermore, Chopin believes that marriagecan be very restrictive on woman
because of the dominant role the male plays in the relationship and this is shown through the tone
and literary features of the poem.
First, the tone of the poem ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The metaphor in the quote storm of grief , presents a sorrowful tone because it displays the
tragedy and misery she experiences due to her husbands passing, however this tone lasts only
for a small part in the beginning in the story and soon changes into a tone of elation.
Furthermore, the symbolism in the line blue sky showing here and there through the clouds [...]
shows the hopeful tone as it conveys how the blue sky begins to emerge from the darkness of
the clouds. The clouds are used to symbolise the husband s death and how the grieve she
experiences due to this incident begins to vanish as the sky clears up. This symbolises the hope
that Mallard begins to attain, and this device is used to hint at the increased opportunities and
benefits she will gain by being alone and gaining independence. Moreover, the realistic tone is
later presented at the end of the story. The dramatic irony in the line of the joy that kills is a
powerful indicator that shows restrictions that are placed on woman. This line is ironic because the
readers know that she did not die because of the joy when she saw her husband but in fact the shock
and disappointment
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ted Bundy
Ted Bundy
Marel Respress
Columbia College
Professor Judith Revels
Criminology SOCI 321
Abstract This research paper will explore the life of a serial killer named Ted Bundy. We will
look at the cause and effects of him becoming a serial killer. We will also discuss the different
criminology theories behind Ted Bundy s actions. Based on what was discovered in the research no
one theory can explain the action of Ted Bundy as a serial killer. The remainder of the paper is laid
out as follows: biography of Ted Bundy, introduction, discussion of crimes and theories, and the
conclusion.
Biography of Ted Bundy Theodore Robert Cowell later known as Ted Bundy was the son of
Eleanor Louise Cowell; his father ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No one thought to imagine that behind this entire exterior was a serial killer waiting to surface
According to the text the rational choice theory is the view that crime is a function of a decision
making process in which the potential offender weighs the potential costs and benefits of an illegal
act. Evaluating Ted Bundy according to the rational choice theory, he knew what he was doing
weighed his options, picked how he would attack kill and rape his victims. He meticulously sought
out his victims. Typically Bundy would bludgeon his victims, strangle them to death then rape them
or engage in necrophilia. According to this theory he fully planned out each attack knowing that it
was wrong, illegal, and immoral.
There are multiple forms of the capital punishment depending upon which state you live in. In
Tennessee if sentenced to the death penalty you would face either lethal injection or electrocution
(deathpenaltyinfo.org). My stance on the death penalty is a pro view. I believe that if you commit
a crime so heinous, such as murder, and it is proved beyond a reasonable doubt you should in fact
be sentenced to death. There is no reason to put murders back on the streets. I don t think that a
person that kills someone in self defense should be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ted Bundy
Marel Respress
Columbia College
Professor Judith Revels
Criminology SOCI 321
Abstract This research paper will explore the life of a serial killer named Ted Bundy. We will
look at the cause and effects of him becoming a serial killer. We will also discuss the different
criminology theories behind Ted Bundy s actions. Based on what was discovered in the research no
one theory can explain the action of Ted Bundy as a serial killer. The remainder of the paper is laid
out as follows: biography of Ted Bundy, introduction, discussion of crimes and theories, and the
conclusion.
Biography of Ted Bundy Theodore Robert Cowell later known as Ted Bundy was the son of
Eleanor Louise Cowell; his father ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No one thought to imagine that behind this entire exterior was a serial killer waiting to surface
According to the text the rational choice theory is the view that crime is a function of a decision
making process in which the potential offender weighs the potential costs and benefits of an illegal
act. Evaluating Ted Bundy according to the rational choice theory, he knew what he was doing
weighed his options, picked how he would attack kill and rape his victims. He meticulously sought
out his victims. Typically Bundy would bludgeon his victims, strangle them to death then rape them
or engage in necrophilia. According to this theory he fully planned out each attack knowing that it
was wrong, illegal, and immoral.
There are multiple forms of the capital punishment depending upon which state you live in. In
Tennessee if sentenced to the death penalty you would face either lethal injection or electrocution
(deathpenaltyinfo.org). My stance on the death penalty is a pro view. I believe that if you commit
a crime so heinous, such as murder, and it is proved beyond a reasonable doubt you should in fact
be sentenced to death. There is no reason to put murders back on the streets. I don t think that a
person that kills someone in self defense should be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Commentary On The Play The Bachelorette
Bachelor in Paradise Season 3, News Update: Filming Set to Begin, Cast Members Reach
Mexico As soon as ABC s current season of The Bachelorette comes to an end, Bachelor in
Paradise will take over, giving viewers, another dose of an exciting real life journey to find love.
As per reports, some of the cast members have already arrived in Mexico to begin shooting.
News has it that the official villain on JoJo s season, Chad Johnson is there in the cast and along
with him, there is also the twice rejected reality TV regular Nick Viall. Now, this is sure to arouse
the curiosity of the fans. Chad has shown us what he is capable of and with Nick in tow, things are
sure to get more dramatic. The latter has been dumped by two bachelorettes Andi
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bachelor in Paradise Season 3, News Update: Filming Set to Begin, Cast Members Reach
Mexico As soon as ABC s current season of The Bachelorette comes to an end, Bachelor in
Paradise will take over, giving viewers, another dose of an exciting real life journey to find love.
As per reports, some of the cast members have already arrived in Mexico to begin shooting.
News has it that the official villain on JoJo s season, Chad Johnson is there in the cast and along
with him, there is also the twice rejected reality TV regular Nick Viall. Now, this is sure to arouse
the curiosity of the fans. Chad has shown us what he is capable of and with Nick in tow, things are
sure to get more dramatic. The latter has been dumped by two bachelorettes Andi
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Glomerulonephritis Research Paper
Glomerulonephritis is a glomerular kidney disease in which the kidneys filters become inflamed
and scarred. There are different types of glomerulonephritis which include kidney disease of
diabetes, IgA nephropathy, and lupus nephritis.Membranous nephropathy. GN is an
immunologically mediated disease in which deposits of IgG and complement complexes collect in
the basement membrane. The glomerular basement membrane becomes thickened and does not
function normally, allowing large amounts of protein to be lost in the urine. In time, the kidneys
slowly lose their ability to remove wastes and excess fluid from the blood to make urine.
The disease is characterized by inflammation of the structures inside the kidney which help filter
wastes and fluids out of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Diagnostic imaging techniques can be used to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and
organs, to determine whether the shape or size of the kidney is abnormal. Ultrasounds can be
used to view internal organs as they function, and to assess blood flow through various vessels.
Biopsies can also be performed for examination under a microscope to determine if cancer or other
abnormal cells are present or suspected all as part of the diagnosis process. Membranous
glomerulonephritis is a kidney disease that cannot be cured but can be managed. The goal of
treatment is to reduce symptoms and slow the progression of the disease. Treatment for
glomerulonephritis is determined by your doctor based on age, overall health, and medical history,
extent of disease, and prognosis. Treatment options may include ACE (Angiotensin converting
enzymes) inhibitors and diet changes with limited protein intake. Dialysis can be used to remove
waste from kidneys when function as diminished. Kidney transplants can be an option in severe
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Glomerulonephritis is a glomerular kidney disease in which the kidneys filters become inflamed
and scarred. There are different types of glomerulonephritis which include kidney disease of
diabetes, IgA nephropathy, and lupus nephritis.Membranous nephropathy. GN is an
immunologically mediated disease in which deposits of IgG and complement complexes collect in
the basement membrane. The glomerular basement membrane becomes thickened and does not
function normally, allowing large amounts of protein to be lost in the urine. In time, the kidneys
slowly lose their ability to remove wastes and excess fluid from the blood to make urine.
The disease is characterized by inflammation of the structures inside the kidney which help filter
wastes and fluids out of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Diagnostic imaging techniques can be used to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and
organs, to determine whether the shape or size of the kidney is abnormal. Ultrasounds can be
used to view internal organs as they function, and to assess blood flow through various vessels.
Biopsies can also be performed for examination under a microscope to determine if cancer or other
abnormal cells are present or suspected all as part of the diagnosis process. Membranous
glomerulonephritis is a kidney disease that cannot be cured but can be managed. The goal of
treatment is to reduce symptoms and slow the progression of the disease. Treatment for
glomerulonephritis is determined by your doctor based on age, overall health, and medical history,
extent of disease, and prognosis. Treatment options may include ACE (Angiotensin converting
enzymes) inhibitors and diet changes with limited protein intake. Dialysis can be used to remove
waste from kidneys when function as diminished. Kidney transplants can be an option in severe
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Argument Of The Mission To Mars
The Argument of the Mission to Mars Many feel that the United States should lead a crewed
mission to discover the planet of Mars. Mars One, a settlement, has started a goal to initiate
human life on the Red Planet. However, are humans really capable for Mars? There are two sides
of the argument. Many are agreeing on starting the mission while others are contracted by the idea.
I, for one, believe the mission should not take place. Difficulties NASAhas to overcome, the safety
of the trip, and the costs of the whole mission are many of the opposing factors of starting a
journey to the Red Planet. For example, NASA still cannot finalize the trip. As stated in source #2,
Some 40 metric tons will have to be sent to Marssurface at one time.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Argument of the Mission to Mars Many feel that the United States should lead a crewed
mission to discover the planet of Mars. Mars One, a settlement, has started a goal to initiate
human life on the Red Planet. However, are humans really capable for Mars? There are two sides
of the argument. Many are agreeing on starting the mission while others are contracted by the idea.
I, for one, believe the mission should not take place. Difficulties NASAhas to overcome, the safety
of the trip, and the costs of the whole mission are many of the opposing factors of starting a
journey to the Red Planet. For example, NASA still cannot finalize the trip. As stated in source #2,
Some 40 metric tons will have to be sent to Marssurface at one time.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of I Carry My Heart
A young man is currently in the thicket of love with his significant other. At the drop of a pin
the man would get her anything she could desire, regardless if it is a need or a want. Some
would question why, but it is because it is he who has fallen head over heels for her. For she is
the love his life, his one in a million, the irreplaceable. She is the one who keeps his heart in a
steady rhythmic beat, who brightens his day like the early morning sun. This is relatable for
millions of people in the world today, it is so well known that it could be considered a universal
theme. E. E. Cummings explains a very similar meaning in the poem [i carry your heart(i carry it
in my heart)] . The theme of the poem is that the unity of loveis dangerously powerful when it is
between two in love. Cummings makes this happen through using metaphors, personification, and
repetition.
Cummings uses metaphors throughout the poem to show how much care he has for her. E. E.
Cummings starts the first line of his poem with a metaphor saying i carry your heart with me(i
carry it in my heart) . He uses this metaphor to show that even if he and his lover are far apart, she
will always be on his mind, in his heart, and close to him. E. E. Cummings uses another metaphor
almost immediately after in line 6 saying, for beautiful you are my world,my true . In the use of this
metaphor he is emphasizing that she is that someone you hope to never lose, because you would be
nothing without them. The final
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A young man is currently in the thicket of love with his significant other. At the drop of a pin
the man would get her anything she could desire, regardless if it is a need or a want. Some
would question why, but it is because it is he who has fallen head over heels for her. For she is
the love his life, his one in a million, the irreplaceable. She is the one who keeps his heart in a
steady rhythmic beat, who brightens his day like the early morning sun. This is relatable for
millions of people in the world today, it is so well known that it could be considered a universal
theme. E. E. Cummings explains a very similar meaning in the poem [i carry your heart(i carry it
in my heart)] . The theme of the poem is that the unity of loveis dangerously powerful when it is
between two in love. Cummings makes this happen through using metaphors, personification, and
repetition.
Cummings uses metaphors throughout the poem to show how much care he has for her. E. E.
Cummings starts the first line of his poem with a metaphor saying i carry your heart with me(i
carry it in my heart) . He uses this metaphor to show that even if he and his lover are far apart, she
will always be on his mind, in his heart, and close to him. E. E. Cummings uses another metaphor
almost immediately after in line 6 saying, for beautiful you are my world,my true . In the use of this
metaphor he is emphasizing that she is that someone you hope to never lose, because you would be
nothing without them. The final
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An Analysis Of Dog s Death, By John Updike
Dog s Death
The poem, Dog s Death, written by John Updike brings the reader through a sentimental and
heart wrenching journey, with the life gone too soon, of a beautiful puppy that passes away
from a traumatic injury. The poem does not reveal the owner of the puppy, but we do know that
the narrator is a man, a father, and a husband when Updike states, Monday morning, as the
children were noisily fed and I stroked her warm fur / And my wife (592). The owner could be
Updike or someone else. He allows the reader to share in the family s grief and heartbreak in the
loss of their beloved puppy. The death of a family pet can be one of the most traumatic experiences
in a person s life. This poem is a reminder to anyone who has ever lost ... Show more content on
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She is still loyal and a Good dog (592) to her family, even on her deathbed.
Throughout his poem, Updike s tone is sympathetic, somber, and sorrowful when he tells us about
the death of his puppy. The reader knows that she was loved unconditionally when he relays these
heartbreaking words, Though surrounded by love that would have upheld her, / Nevertheless she
sank and, stiffening, disappeared (592). Updike lets the reader know that if love could have saved
her she had more than enough love from her family to have kept her alive. The feelings and
emotions for the puppy show the bond that is formed between animals and their families.
Updike s words are chosen to bring the reader into the emotions surrounding his poem and, in
addition, his use of symbolism guides the reader through a much deeper meaning. For example,
the word choice that he uses for the following line brings the reader to a very sorrowful place in
his poem when he states, And her heart was learning to lie down forever (592) after an autopsy
determined that his puppy has a ruptured liver. The poem line hints at the deeper meaning to show
a dog command, lie down , that he used while training her. She is still learning and worthy of the
words, Good Dog! even in death. Another example of symbolism used is the newspaper, when
Updike states, Back home, we found that in the night her frame, /
Drawing near to dissolution, had
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Dog s Death
The poem, Dog s Death, written by John Updike brings the reader through a sentimental and
heart wrenching journey, with the life gone too soon, of a beautiful puppy that passes away
from a traumatic injury. The poem does not reveal the owner of the puppy, but we do know that
the narrator is a man, a father, and a husband when Updike states, Monday morning, as the
children were noisily fed and I stroked her warm fur / And my wife (592). The owner could be
Updike or someone else. He allows the reader to share in the family s grief and heartbreak in the
loss of their beloved puppy. The death of a family pet can be one of the most traumatic experiences
in a person s life. This poem is a reminder to anyone who has ever lost ... Show more content on
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She is still loyal and a Good dog (592) to her family, even on her deathbed.
Throughout his poem, Updike s tone is sympathetic, somber, and sorrowful when he tells us about
the death of his puppy. The reader knows that she was loved unconditionally when he relays these
heartbreaking words, Though surrounded by love that would have upheld her, / Nevertheless she
sank and, stiffening, disappeared (592). Updike lets the reader know that if love could have saved
her she had more than enough love from her family to have kept her alive. The feelings and
emotions for the puppy show the bond that is formed between animals and their families.
Updike s words are chosen to bring the reader into the emotions surrounding his poem and, in
addition, his use of symbolism guides the reader through a much deeper meaning. For example,
the word choice that he uses for the following line brings the reader to a very sorrowful place in
his poem when he states, And her heart was learning to lie down forever (592) after an autopsy
determined that his puppy has a ruptured liver. The poem line hints at the deeper meaning to show
a dog command, lie down , that he used while training her. She is still learning and worthy of the
words, Good Dog! even in death. Another example of symbolism used is the newspaper, when
Updike states, Back home, we found that in the night her frame, /
Drawing near to dissolution, had
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Why Is Walt Disney Unethical
The Walt Disney Company is one of the top 5 largest companies in the world in terms of media
and the entertainment industry. It has established its roots in various areas from community
services to the business world with a strategic market goal that targets various people or age
groups. Leadership, organization structure, attitude and job satisfaction all play major roles in
ensuring that an organization is successful (Nayak, 2016). The Disney Company has been very
successful in the various business fields it has been involved in and the company s founder,
Walter Elias Disney, attributes his success to God. Although Mr. Disney has been accused of being
anti Semite, he is very religious and references his prayer life as his foundation for success.
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The Walt Disney Company is one of the top 5 largest companies in the world in terms of media
and the entertainment industry. It has established its roots in various areas from community
services to the business world with a strategic market goal that targets various people or age
groups. Leadership, organization structure, attitude and job satisfaction all play major roles in
ensuring that an organization is successful (Nayak, 2016). The Disney Company has been very
successful in the various business fields it has been involved in and the company s founder,
Walter Elias Disney, attributes his success to God. Although Mr. Disney has been accused of being
anti Semite, he is very religious and references his prayer life as his foundation for success.
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Henry Payne s The Political...
Political Cartoon Rhetorical Analysis
The political cartoon I chose was drawn by Henry Payne. The political cartoon depicts President
Obama playing golf. I chose this cartoon for many different reasons and I feel this relates to how I
feel about the current politics. I will show how this cartoon applies to the current situation the
government is facing.
The cartoon depicts President Obama holding a baseball bat trying to putt a golf ball into the hole
marked with a black flag which has the word economy printed on it. There are many balls
surrounding the hole on the green. Behind President Obama is a large golf bag almost larger than
he is. The golf bag carries the title obamanomics and behind the bag in the distance are spectators
watching him.
The reference of president Obama golfing comes after last weekend when he and John Boenher,
the current speaker of the house, went golfing to discuss the current state of the economy and to
work on a bipartisan solution to the problem. The economy has become the most important
political topic in our current culture. In the cartoon we see many people watching as president
Obama putts. This shows the interest in president Obama being able to fix the economy and how
important his solutions to the economy will be to our nation. A common person who works a
regular job can go and play a leisure round of golf on Saturday. Being president all eyes are fixed on
his actions.
The cartoonist shows president Obama putting with a baseball bat and
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Political Cartoon Rhetorical Analysis
The political cartoon I chose was drawn by Henry Payne. The political cartoon depicts President
Obama playing golf. I chose this cartoon for many different reasons and I feel this relates to how I
feel about the current politics. I will show how this cartoon applies to the current situation the
government is facing.
The cartoon depicts President Obama holding a baseball bat trying to putt a golf ball into the hole
marked with a black flag which has the word economy printed on it. There are many balls
surrounding the hole on the green. Behind President Obama is a large golf bag almost larger than
he is. The golf bag carries the title obamanomics and behind the bag in the distance are spectators
watching him.
The reference of president Obama golfing comes after last weekend when he and John Boenher,
the current speaker of the house, went golfing to discuss the current state of the economy and to
work on a bipartisan solution to the problem. The economy has become the most important
political topic in our current culture. In the cartoon we see many people watching as president
Obama putts. This shows the interest in president Obama being able to fix the economy and how
important his solutions to the economy will be to our nation. A common person who works a
regular job can go and play a leisure round of golf on Saturday. Being president all eyes are fixed on
his actions.
The cartoonist shows president Obama putting with a baseball bat and
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Are Zombies Really Humans Research Paper
Are zombies really humans?
Has anyone stopped and really thought why zombies looked like humans but were so different?
Why is the thought and idea of zombies being immortal so scary to some people? Are humans
and zombies really at a distance as living things? Zombies originated from humans. Based on
Oxford Dictionaries, a zombie is a corpse without a soul. Which they describe soul as being a
spiritual or immaterial aspect of being a human or animal. According to wikipedia.com, it is
believed that zombies are really people who are brought back to life with supernatural powers or
witchcraft . Seeing that zombies originated from humans they have the aspects and idea of
everyday life. That being to a point seeing as thought zombies do ... Show more content on
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In his article he stated proudly that zombies and are inhumanity with meaning they are cruel and
have bad behavior, and also states that zombies are completely and totally different than
human(107). Ones that agree with Moraru s argument will argue of different points of how
different humans are from zombies but are they truly. They will try to argue the difference of
appearance, motive, lifestyle and mainly their choice of food. They will try to argue that zombies
eat human brains. They will argue that zombies do not think and cannot think because they do not
have brains. When one really thinks about it how different are zombies from humans. They will
try to argue that zombies are monsters and humans are not. What they will forget and cannot
argue is that zombie and humans are similar as well. Zombies have hunger for mammals like
themselves. Zombies have bodies with two legs, have two arms and a head. Humans like zombies
eat mammals like zombies. They eat duck, deer, chicken, lamb, pigs and so on. Humans like
zombies have two legs, have two arms and a head. Human and zombies both have an aspect on life
to keep them alive by eating whether that means hunting or killing other
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Are zombies really humans?
Has anyone stopped and really thought why zombies looked like humans but were so different?
Why is the thought and idea of zombies being immortal so scary to some people? Are humans
and zombies really at a distance as living things? Zombies originated from humans. Based on
Oxford Dictionaries, a zombie is a corpse without a soul. Which they describe soul as being a
spiritual or immaterial aspect of being a human or animal. According to wikipedia.com, it is
believed that zombies are really people who are brought back to life with supernatural powers or
witchcraft . Seeing that zombies originated from humans they have the aspects and idea of
everyday life. That being to a point seeing as thought zombies do ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In his article he stated proudly that zombies and are inhumanity with meaning they are cruel and
have bad behavior, and also states that zombies are completely and totally different than
human(107). Ones that agree with Moraru s argument will argue of different points of how
different humans are from zombies but are they truly. They will try to argue the difference of
appearance, motive, lifestyle and mainly their choice of food. They will try to argue that zombies
eat human brains. They will argue that zombies do not think and cannot think because they do not
have brains. When one really thinks about it how different are zombies from humans. They will
try to argue that zombies are monsters and humans are not. What they will forget and cannot
argue is that zombie and humans are similar as well. Zombies have hunger for mammals like
themselves. Zombies have bodies with two legs, have two arms and a head. Humans like zombies
eat mammals like zombies. They eat duck, deer, chicken, lamb, pigs and so on. Humans like
zombies have two legs, have two arms and a head. Human and zombies both have an aspect on life
to keep them alive by eating whether that means hunting or killing other
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects Of Alcohol And Drugs On Americ From A Gender...
The History of Alcohol and Drug Abuse in America: From a Gender and Social Perspective
In examining the use and abuse of alcohol and drugs, many of the studies often focus upon
demographics that are predominantly concerned with a person s socio economic status. However,
in actuality, one s gender played a significant role as well, not necessarily because of biological
issues, but due to social norms and so forth. In order to gain a full understanding about the
pathways for alcohol and drugs, it s necessary to examine its evolving history in the United States
from the past few centuries and the roles of wealth and social class, social norms, and
availability in combination with gender differences. It will demonstrate the fact that each gender
has been more susceptible to using some of these specific substances at differing rates and that
drug use that is illegal today was once considered to be normal. The history of alcohol use in the
United States is actually quite different than many people would think. Throughout most of the
history of the United States, even going as far back as the Colonial period, alcohol use was
mostly relegated to males. Not only did males mainly consume alcohol, but it was not often
abused. In fact, the use of colonial America was governed by legal and moral sanctions which
maintained a norm of moderate drinking (Gusfield 1986). Before the American Revolution took
place, drinking was not an issue socially, as society was very orderly.
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The History of Alcohol and Drug Abuse in America: From a Gender and Social Perspective
In examining the use and abuse of alcohol and drugs, many of the studies often focus upon
demographics that are predominantly concerned with a person s socio economic status. However,
in actuality, one s gender played a significant role as well, not necessarily because of biological
issues, but due to social norms and so forth. In order to gain a full understanding about the
pathways for alcohol and drugs, it s necessary to examine its evolving history in the United States
from the past few centuries and the roles of wealth and social class, social norms, and
availability in combination with gender differences. It will demonstrate the fact that each gender
has been more susceptible to using some of these specific substances at differing rates and that
drug use that is illegal today was once considered to be normal. The history of alcohol use in the
United States is actually quite different than many people would think. Throughout most of the
history of the United States, even going as far back as the Colonial period, alcohol use was
mostly relegated to males. Not only did males mainly consume alcohol, but it was not often
abused. In fact, the use of colonial America was governed by legal and moral sanctions which
maintained a norm of moderate drinking (Gusfield 1986). Before the American Revolution took
place, drinking was not an issue socially, as society was very orderly.
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Theme Of Motivation In Othello
Motivation is the key to the human mind, and its survival. In the Shakespearian tragedy
Othello, Iago s mind is perhaps the most perplexing of them all. However, his reason is not
completely obscured and hidden. The motivations of Iago lies in his symptoms of a societally
induced inferiority superiority complex, his supreme ego drives the plot and leaves destruction in
its wake. The three key elements to his motivation are his sense of supremacy and superiority, his
own perceived status versus his inferiority, and the lifestyle and privileges afforded to him from
the power structures of society. The most prevalent part of his motivation is his ego and air of
superiority. Iago has a white supremacist and thus racist attitude, as he states ... Show more content
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He has a perceived and strengthened the notion to Brabantio, that Desdemona deserves someone
better, one whom is of her own caste and complexion (and thus race) in society. His desires for
racial segregation are due to a white supremacist mindset. He believes she will turn from her mixed
race relationship with Othello and instead love a man of her (and his) own race, thinking himself
and others of his own race as superior, and the race that should be naturally loved. It s already
clear from the beginning, even before his plan, that he is racist, due to his use of the slur moor ,
use of racial stereotypes like the mention of immoral magic, thick lips and savagery, and his
comparison of Othello to various animal imagery, as he stated,
an old black ram is tupping your white ewe (...) the devil will make a grandsire of you.
(1.1.97 101), and your daughter covered with a Barbary horse (1.1.119; 123 127). In society,
especially back in that time, black men were hypersexualized, seen as the devil in human
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Motivation is the key to the human mind, and its survival. In the Shakespearian tragedy
Othello, Iago s mind is perhaps the most perplexing of them all. However, his reason is not
completely obscured and hidden. The motivations of Iago lies in his symptoms of a societally
induced inferiority superiority complex, his supreme ego drives the plot and leaves destruction in
its wake. The three key elements to his motivation are his sense of supremacy and superiority, his
own perceived status versus his inferiority, and the lifestyle and privileges afforded to him from
the power structures of society. The most prevalent part of his motivation is his ego and air of
superiority. Iago has a white supremacist and thus racist attitude, as he states ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
He has a perceived and strengthened the notion to Brabantio, that Desdemona deserves someone
better, one whom is of her own caste and complexion (and thus race) in society. His desires for
racial segregation are due to a white supremacist mindset. He believes she will turn from her mixed
race relationship with Othello and instead love a man of her (and his) own race, thinking himself
and others of his own race as superior, and the race that should be naturally loved. It s already
clear from the beginning, even before his plan, that he is racist, due to his use of the slur moor ,
use of racial stereotypes like the mention of immoral magic, thick lips and savagery, and his
comparison of Othello to various animal imagery, as he stated,
an old black ram is tupping your white ewe (...) the devil will make a grandsire of you.
(1.1.97 101), and your daughter covered with a Barbary horse (1.1.119; 123 127). In society,
especially back in that time, black men were hypersexualized, seen as the devil in human
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Summary Of Zora Neale Hurston
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African American Literature
K. Sanders: MWF 9:00
Zora Neale Hurston
Zora Neale Hurston was born on January 7, 1891 in Alabama. She is known to be one of the most
influential novelist of the twentieth century in African America literature. Hurston is described to
be a very opinionated woman that stood for what she believed in; which reflected in some of her
works. In addition to her many titles such as, being an anthropologist and short story writer, she
was closely related and heavily focused on the Harlem Renaissance. Zora Neale Hurston and her
political opinions placed her at odds with important figures during that time which I wholeheartedly
believe played a part in the undeniable attraction that most people have towards her works. Being
that Hurston was such a unique writer, to understand the ethics and themes of her and how she
contributed to African American literature comes with an understanding of the background and
childhood she had.
In some of Hurston s works she acknowledges Eatonville, which was the first all black community
in America that she moved to when she was only three years old (Kimmons, 3). Hurston viewed
Eatonville as a place where blacks could ultimately be themselves without having to conform to the
norms of a white society (Kimmons, 1). Hurston was protected from the realisms of judgement and
disgust towards African Americans; since Eatonville was described to be somewhat safe from
lynchings and other violence related to racism. After
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Ebonee Laws
African American Literature
K. Sanders: MWF 9:00
Zora Neale Hurston
Zora Neale Hurston was born on January 7, 1891 in Alabama. She is known to be one of the most
influential novelist of the twentieth century in African America literature. Hurston is described to
be a very opinionated woman that stood for what she believed in; which reflected in some of her
works. In addition to her many titles such as, being an anthropologist and short story writer, she
was closely related and heavily focused on the Harlem Renaissance. Zora Neale Hurston and her
political opinions placed her at odds with important figures during that time which I wholeheartedly
believe played a part in the undeniable attraction that most people have towards her works. Being
that Hurston was such a unique writer, to understand the ethics and themes of her and how she
contributed to African American literature comes with an understanding of the background and
childhood she had.
In some of Hurston s works she acknowledges Eatonville, which was the first all black community
in America that she moved to when she was only three years old (Kimmons, 3). Hurston viewed
Eatonville as a place where blacks could ultimately be themselves without having to conform to the
norms of a white society (Kimmons, 1). Hurston was protected from the realisms of judgement and
disgust towards African Americans; since Eatonville was described to be somewhat safe from
lynchings and other violence related to racism. After
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Hume on Custom Habit
First Paper Assignment; Hume on Customs and Habits Custom, then, is the great guide of
human life. It is that principle alone which renders our experience useful to us, and makes us
expect, for the future, a similar train of events with those which have appeared in the past.
Without the influence of custom, we should be entirely ignorant of every matter of fact beyond
what is immediately present to the memory and senses. We should never know how to adjust
means to ends, or to employ our natural powers in the production of any effect. There would be
an end at once of all action, as well as of the chief part of speculation. (Hume, Enquiry) Hume is a
philosopher who believes in the Copy Principle. That all ideas derive from vivid... Show more
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Hume has concluded that Customs and Habits attained from past experience are necessary for us
to navigate about the world. When these experiences are repeated and the outcomes are
consistent, we build a causal relation between the ideas and naturally accept the Principle of
Uniformity of Nature. With this we have created a custom by which grants us the reason to look
forward to and expect for the future. The absence of custom and expectance may lead to a
meaningless and aimless life. References Perry, Bratman and Fischer (eds.), (2010). Introduction to
Philosophy: Classical and Contemporary Readings. New York: Oxford University Press Heide, D.
(2013). Philosophy 100W lecture on Hume on Causation, delivered at Simon Fraser University on
16 January,
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First Paper Assignment; Hume on Customs and Habits Custom, then, is the great guide of
human life. It is that principle alone which renders our experience useful to us, and makes us
expect, for the future, a similar train of events with those which have appeared in the past.
Without the influence of custom, we should be entirely ignorant of every matter of fact beyond
what is immediately present to the memory and senses. We should never know how to adjust
means to ends, or to employ our natural powers in the production of any effect. There would be
an end at once of all action, as well as of the chief part of speculation. (Hume, Enquiry) Hume is a
philosopher who believes in the Copy Principle. That all ideas derive from vivid... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hume has concluded that Customs and Habits attained from past experience are necessary for us
to navigate about the world. When these experiences are repeated and the outcomes are
consistent, we build a causal relation between the ideas and naturally accept the Principle of
Uniformity of Nature. With this we have created a custom by which grants us the reason to look
forward to and expect for the future. The absence of custom and expectance may lead to a
meaningless and aimless life. References Perry, Bratman and Fischer (eds.), (2010). Introduction to
Philosophy: Classical and Contemporary Readings. New York: Oxford University Press Heide, D.
(2013). Philosophy 100W lecture on Hume on Causation, delivered at Simon Fraser University on
16 January,
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The Thought And Follow Of Change Management
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Introduction
The aim of this study is to look at the thought and follow of change management in SMEs and to
appear at the criticalness given to the correspondence as a change management tool in these
associations. To attain this purpose, the researcher critically reviewed the relevant pedantic
literature on the topic. The section displays that literature review that supported the research in
theoretical and hypothetical understanding of the subject alongside setting the heading of the study
in accordance with the course gave inside the past studies.
2.2 Change Management
2.2.1 Change management definition and background.
There is no universally acknowledged meaning of change management. Nickols (2010) claimed that
each one the definitions of change management may be classified into four perspectives especially
change management as undertaking of overseeing alteration, as a zone of talented follow, as an
assemblage of information and as a bearing mechanism.
Lorenzi (2005) delineated change management as the technique by that an association achieves its
future state the vision. Although he utilised the expression process for change management, the
principle focus of his definition is on the methodology to this strategy. He affirmed that before
actualising a change one needs to have a dream for change and ought to impart this vision to
individuals inside the associations to make them serve as change operators. Mackezie Robb (2004)
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2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Introduction
The aim of this study is to look at the thought and follow of change management in SMEs and to
appear at the criticalness given to the correspondence as a change management tool in these
associations. To attain this purpose, the researcher critically reviewed the relevant pedantic
literature on the topic. The section displays that literature review that supported the research in
theoretical and hypothetical understanding of the subject alongside setting the heading of the study
in accordance with the course gave inside the past studies.
2.2 Change Management
2.2.1 Change management definition and background.
There is no universally acknowledged meaning of change management. Nickols (2010) claimed that
each one the definitions of change management may be classified into four perspectives especially
change management as undertaking of overseeing alteration, as a zone of talented follow, as an
assemblage of information and as a bearing mechanism.
Lorenzi (2005) delineated change management as the technique by that an association achieves its
future state the vision. Although he utilised the expression process for change management, the
principle focus of his definition is on the methodology to this strategy. He affirmed that before
actualising a change one needs to have a dream for change and ought to impart this vision to
individuals inside the associations to make them serve as change operators. Mackezie Robb (2004)
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The Characteristics Of Jeronimo And The Revenger s Tragedy
He that will swear Jeronimo [...] the best plays yet, shall pass unexpected at here as a man whose
judgement shows it is constant, and hath stood still these five and twenty, or thirty years
Ben Jonson (Bartholmew Fair, 1614)
Jonson, ever caustic, made no bones about his disdain for sensationalist tragedies that catered to
the bloodlust of the groundlings, yet even such an inveterate critic as he, was forced to admit that
these melodramas had withstood the test of time. I would like to discuss two plays for this
question Jeronimo or Thomas Kyd s The Spanish Tragedy performed in 1587 or 1588 and
Middleton s The Revenger s Tragedy, a play that appeared almost at the end of the period entitled
the golden age of revenge tragedy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both dramatists stick to the formula in that sense with Hieronimo and Vindice but also expend
effort in giving their protagonists, psychological depth, setting them apart from the one
dimensional avengers that one would expect from a formulaic play. Kyd carefully structures the
process by which Hieronimo, a tragic subject, comes into being, while in Vindice, that process
has already taken place, nine years ago. The frustrated fury of Hieronimo, a fury that arises in
part from an inability to locate justice in the universe, is depicted with understanding. For in
revenge, he cries, my heart would find relief. He is aware even before he carries out his
vengeance, that it is the only act that will provide some relief to his anguish. By contrast, in
Vindice, Middleton creates a revenger with a past forgotten by all but him. He is a figure that
stays on the margins whether as Vindice or as Piato irony is central to his manner and his view
of life. His own sexual anxieties are evident, paradoxically enough, especially in his test of
Gratiana and Castiza and his exuberance and zest in his own actions are reminiscent of a Volpone
or Mosca. In the end though, both recognise the essential futility of their actions even while
acknowledging its inevitability. Tis time to die when we are ourselves our foes, says Vindice, a
phrase that beautifully captures the mental emptiness of revenge. Apart from the protagonists,
other characters too are finely sketched. Bel Imperia s character is an intriguing one she is no uni
dimensional puppet caught between a dynastic marriage and romantic love. It is clear that she is
far from being sexually innocent and in fact, the catalyst in Hieronimo s revenge. She has been
read in many different ways but what emerges at the end, is her strength of convictions and her
desire to control her own destiny. In The Revenger s Tragedy,
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He that will swear Jeronimo [...] the best plays yet, shall pass unexpected at here as a man whose
judgement shows it is constant, and hath stood still these five and twenty, or thirty years
Ben Jonson (Bartholmew Fair, 1614)
Jonson, ever caustic, made no bones about his disdain for sensationalist tragedies that catered to
the bloodlust of the groundlings, yet even such an inveterate critic as he, was forced to admit that
these melodramas had withstood the test of time. I would like to discuss two plays for this
question Jeronimo or Thomas Kyd s The Spanish Tragedy performed in 1587 or 1588 and
Middleton s The Revenger s Tragedy, a play that appeared almost at the end of the period entitled
the golden age of revenge tragedy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both dramatists stick to the formula in that sense with Hieronimo and Vindice but also expend
effort in giving their protagonists, psychological depth, setting them apart from the one
dimensional avengers that one would expect from a formulaic play. Kyd carefully structures the
process by which Hieronimo, a tragic subject, comes into being, while in Vindice, that process
has already taken place, nine years ago. The frustrated fury of Hieronimo, a fury that arises in
part from an inability to locate justice in the universe, is depicted with understanding. For in
revenge, he cries, my heart would find relief. He is aware even before he carries out his
vengeance, that it is the only act that will provide some relief to his anguish. By contrast, in
Vindice, Middleton creates a revenger with a past forgotten by all but him. He is a figure that
stays on the margins whether as Vindice or as Piato irony is central to his manner and his view
of life. His own sexual anxieties are evident, paradoxically enough, especially in his test of
Gratiana and Castiza and his exuberance and zest in his own actions are reminiscent of a Volpone
or Mosca. In the end though, both recognise the essential futility of their actions even while
acknowledging its inevitability. Tis time to die when we are ourselves our foes, says Vindice, a
phrase that beautifully captures the mental emptiness of revenge. Apart from the protagonists,
other characters too are finely sketched. Bel Imperia s character is an intriguing one she is no uni
dimensional puppet caught between a dynastic marriage and romantic love. It is clear that she is
far from being sexually innocent and in fact, the catalyst in Hieronimo s revenge. She has been
read in many different ways but what emerges at the end, is her strength of convictions and her
desire to control her own destiny. In The Revenger s Tragedy,
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Cognitive Biases In Research
Cognitive biases refer to the tendencies of thinking in certain ways that can lead to the systematic
deviations from the standard of rationality or the good judgment which are often studied in
behavioral economics and psychology. The reality of biases according to many psychological
scholars is confirmed by the replicable research since there are numerous controversies regarding
the classification and explanation of these biases. Heuristics can be termed as the effects of the
information processing rules or the mental shortcuts that are used by the brain in production of
decisions or judgments (Tversky, Amos; Kahneman, Daniel 1983). The different forms of biases
are cognitive bias also known as cold bias and motivational bias also known as... Show more
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This lends me it building confidence in my own personal beliefs a situation that brought about a
total failure. For instance, during the class discussions I believed to be the most talkative student
without knowing that I was supporting the wrong topic of discussion. In most cases, this
overconfidence brought about embarrassment rather than the success. To rectify these incidences I
had to learn on how to give my fellow group members humble time to contribute to the discussion.
As seen in my experience my side bias can lead to poor decision making like in the case of political
and the organizational
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Cognitive biases refer to the tendencies of thinking in certain ways that can lead to the systematic
deviations from the standard of rationality or the good judgment which are often studied in
behavioral economics and psychology. The reality of biases according to many psychological
scholars is confirmed by the replicable research since there are numerous controversies regarding
the classification and explanation of these biases. Heuristics can be termed as the effects of the
information processing rules or the mental shortcuts that are used by the brain in production of
decisions or judgments (Tversky, Amos; Kahneman, Daniel 1983). The different forms of biases
are cognitive bias also known as cold bias and motivational bias also known as... Show more
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This lends me it building confidence in my own personal beliefs a situation that brought about a
total failure. For instance, during the class discussions I believed to be the most talkative student
without knowing that I was supporting the wrong topic of discussion. In most cases, this
overconfidence brought about embarrassment rather than the success. To rectify these incidences I
had to learn on how to give my fellow group members humble time to contribute to the discussion.
As seen in my experience my side bias can lead to poor decision making like in the case of political
and the organizational
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The Culture Of Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the oldest continuous living culture on earth.
Their community has a heritage of great knowledge in arts, rituals and performances that passes
through generations with approximately 750 dialects in many diverse areas of Australia. The land
is not just soil they can possess but a whole sacred environment that sustains them, their
spirituality and is essential to their wellbeing. It is referred as country . Aboriginal people
managed a complex system called kinship where every member has a clear relationship to each
other and have roles and responsibilities attached to them. The Dreaming are stories of great
spiritual value used to define the creation of the world from their ancestor
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the oldest continuous living culture on earth.
Their community has a heritage of great knowledge in arts, rituals and performances that passes
through generations with approximately 750 dialects in many diverse areas of Australia. The land
is not just soil they can possess but a whole sacred environment that sustains them, their
spirituality and is essential to their wellbeing. It is referred as country . Aboriginal people
managed a complex system called kinship where every member has a clear relationship to each
other and have roles and responsibilities attached to them. The Dreaming are stories of great
spiritual value used to define the creation of the world from their ancestor
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The Neurology Of Free Will By Charles Duhigg
Angie Bachmann married young, a typical wife and mother of three, develops a devastating
addiction to gambling, leading to the family s bankruptcy. She was a bored housewife and a stay
at home mom who one day decided to go gambling which led to her addiction until she lost
everything in gambling at Harrah s Casino. This book, The Neurology of Free Will written by
Charles Duhigg, illustrates the challenging case of Angie Bachmann who gambled away every
penny she inherited after her parents death, and then another $125,000 she borrowed from the
casino. Harrah s casino sued Bachmann then for the money she borrowed and held responsible for
her actions. Bachmann, on the other hand, countersued defending her case. She claimed that even
though... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For years, Bachmann keeps coming to the casino until she got hooked and became a compulsive
gambler. She gambled every money she has up to the point of losing everything. During those
time, Bachmann had no idea that someday she would become one of the most important
examples of whether people should bear responsibility for their habits. Bachmann s problem with
gambling slowly loses control over how much time and money she spent gambling. Although she
thinks she is in control and she was aware of the bad effect it may cause, Bachmann continued
gambling without seeking help. Other times she tried to cut down or stop but, many times she
failed. She keeps hoping a big win will end her problems. She feared that her loved ones will find
them out that drives her deeper into hiding and further into debt. She felt anxious and upset
whenever she tried to change. I would also like to point out that Harrah s Casino is partly to blame
here. Their participation in Bachmann s addiction is something to consider and look upon. They
shower her with gifts such as: free coupons, free buffets... free trip to Lake Tahoe with a suite, and
tickets to Eagles concert (Duhigg, pp. 247, 261) in which according to Bachmann is hard to resist.
According to Bachmann s lawyer, she should not be held culpable because she had been reacting
automatically to temptations that Harrah s Casino put in front of her. Once the offers started
rolling in,
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Angie Bachmann married young, a typical wife and mother of three, develops a devastating
addiction to gambling, leading to the family s bankruptcy. She was a bored housewife and a stay
at home mom who one day decided to go gambling which led to her addiction until she lost
everything in gambling at Harrah s Casino. This book, The Neurology of Free Will written by
Charles Duhigg, illustrates the challenging case of Angie Bachmann who gambled away every
penny she inherited after her parents death, and then another $125,000 she borrowed from the
casino. Harrah s casino sued Bachmann then for the money she borrowed and held responsible for
her actions. Bachmann, on the other hand, countersued defending her case. She claimed that even
though... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For years, Bachmann keeps coming to the casino until she got hooked and became a compulsive
gambler. She gambled every money she has up to the point of losing everything. During those
time, Bachmann had no idea that someday she would become one of the most important
examples of whether people should bear responsibility for their habits. Bachmann s problem with
gambling slowly loses control over how much time and money she spent gambling. Although she
thinks she is in control and she was aware of the bad effect it may cause, Bachmann continued
gambling without seeking help. Other times she tried to cut down or stop but, many times she
failed. She keeps hoping a big win will end her problems. She feared that her loved ones will find
them out that drives her deeper into hiding and further into debt. She felt anxious and upset
whenever she tried to change. I would also like to point out that Harrah s Casino is partly to blame
here. Their participation in Bachmann s addiction is something to consider and look upon. They
shower her with gifts such as: free coupons, free buffets... free trip to Lake Tahoe with a suite, and
tickets to Eagles concert (Duhigg, pp. 247, 261) in which according to Bachmann is hard to resist.
According to Bachmann s lawyer, she should not be held culpable because she had been reacting
automatically to temptations that Harrah s Casino put in front of her. Once the offers started
rolling in,
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Tectonic Convergence At The Eurasian And African
Plate tectonic convergence at a rate of about 4 mm/year between the Eurasian and African.
Plates dominates the straits of Gibraltar (Argus et al., 1989). The stratigraphic evolution of the
sediment drifts is therefore greatly influenced by both regional tectonics and ocean circulation
(Medialdea et al., 2009; Lopes et al., 2006; Terrinha et al., 2009; Zitellini et al., 2009). Coring
results from Expedition 339 showed that initial contourite formation started at about 4.5 to 4.2
Ma ago with more prominent formation of the contourite drifts taking place in the Quaternary
(Expedition 339 Scientists, 2012). Today, circulation passing through the straits of Gibraltar is
noticeable and identifiable by the exchange of warm and salty MOW with cool and less salty
North Atlantic water flowing into the Mediterranean Sea. The MOW has a temperature of about
12В°C. The sill depth of the straits of Gibraltar known as the Camarinal Sill is about 280 m. The
mixing of the MOW with the North Atlantic central water forms two water masses, one at 500 700
m depth and the other at 800 1400 m depth (Amber and Howe, 1979; Voelker et al., 2006; Stow et
al., 2011; Voelker and de Abreu, 2011). The formation of these water masses leads to the emergence
of strong bottom currents that flow northwestward along the margin above the North Atlantic Deep
water and under the Atlantic Inflow Water. More importantly, the merging of these strong currents
and the bathymetry of the Gulf of Cadiz has led to
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Plate tectonic convergence at a rate of about 4 mm/year between the Eurasian and African.
Plates dominates the straits of Gibraltar (Argus et al., 1989). The stratigraphic evolution of the
sediment drifts is therefore greatly influenced by both regional tectonics and ocean circulation
(Medialdea et al., 2009; Lopes et al., 2006; Terrinha et al., 2009; Zitellini et al., 2009). Coring
results from Expedition 339 showed that initial contourite formation started at about 4.5 to 4.2
Ma ago with more prominent formation of the contourite drifts taking place in the Quaternary
(Expedition 339 Scientists, 2012). Today, circulation passing through the straits of Gibraltar is
noticeable and identifiable by the exchange of warm and salty MOW with cool and less salty
North Atlantic water flowing into the Mediterranean Sea. The MOW has a temperature of about
12В°C. The sill depth of the straits of Gibraltar known as the Camarinal Sill is about 280 m. The
mixing of the MOW with the North Atlantic central water forms two water masses, one at 500 700
m depth and the other at 800 1400 m depth (Amber and Howe, 1979; Voelker et al., 2006; Stow et
al., 2011; Voelker and de Abreu, 2011). The formation of these water masses leads to the emergence
of strong bottom currents that flow northwestward along the margin above the North Atlantic Deep
water and under the Atlantic Inflow Water. More importantly, the merging of these strong currents
and the bathymetry of the Gulf of Cadiz has led to
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Stereotype Threat Elderly
The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Memory Performance of Elderly Individuals
Theresa A. Patterson
Mount Aloysius College
Literature Review Outline
Topic: The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Memory Performance of Elderly Individuals
I. Introduction A. Definition of stereotype threat (Steele Aronson, 1995) B. Impact of stereotype
threat on cognitive performance tasks of elderly individuals 1. Effects of stereotype threat on
perceived cognitive abilities of elderly individuals (Stein, Blanchard Fields, Hertzog, 2002) 2.
Effects of stereotype threat on working memory of elderly individuals (Schmader Johns, 2003) C.
Discussion of trends in research studies regarding the effect of stereotype threat ... Show more
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(2003). The impact of stereotype threat on age differences in memory performance. Journal of
Gerontology: Psychological Sciences, 58(1), 3 11.
Howard, D. (1979). Category norms for adults between the ages of 20 and 80. Technical Report No.
NIA 79 1, Department of Psychology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC.
Levy, B. (1996). Improving memory in old age through implicit self stereotyping. Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology, 71(6), 1092 1107.
Levy, B., Hausdorff, J., Heneke, R., Wei, J. (2000). Reducing cardiovascular stress with positive
self stereotypes of aging. Journal of Gerontology, 55(4), 205 213.
Miller, W., Seligman, M. (1976). Learned helplessness, depression and the perception of
reinforcement. Behavioral Research and Therapy, 14, 7 17.
Roenker, D., Thompson, C., Brown, S. (1971). Comparison of measures for the estimation of
clustering in free recall. Psychological Bulletin, 76, 45 48.
Ryan, E. (1992). Beliefs about memory changes across the adult life span. Journal of Gerontology,
47, 41 46.
Ryan, E., Kwong See, S. (1993). Age based beliefs about memory changes for self and others
across adulthood. Journal of Gerontology, 48,
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The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Memory Performance of Elderly Individuals
Theresa A. Patterson
Mount Aloysius College
Literature Review Outline
Topic: The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Memory Performance of Elderly Individuals
I. Introduction A. Definition of stereotype threat (Steele Aronson, 1995) B. Impact of stereotype
threat on cognitive performance tasks of elderly individuals 1. Effects of stereotype threat on
perceived cognitive abilities of elderly individuals (Stein, Blanchard Fields, Hertzog, 2002) 2.
Effects of stereotype threat on working memory of elderly individuals (Schmader Johns, 2003) C.
Discussion of trends in research studies regarding the effect of stereotype threat ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2003). The impact of stereotype threat on age differences in memory performance. Journal of
Gerontology: Psychological Sciences, 58(1), 3 11.
Howard, D. (1979). Category norms for adults between the ages of 20 and 80. Technical Report No.
NIA 79 1, Department of Psychology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC.
Levy, B. (1996). Improving memory in old age through implicit self stereotyping. Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology, 71(6), 1092 1107.
Levy, B., Hausdorff, J., Heneke, R., Wei, J. (2000). Reducing cardiovascular stress with positive
self stereotypes of aging. Journal of Gerontology, 55(4), 205 213.
Miller, W., Seligman, M. (1976). Learned helplessness, depression and the perception of
reinforcement. Behavioral Research and Therapy, 14, 7 17.
Roenker, D., Thompson, C., Brown, S. (1971). Comparison of measures for the estimation of
clustering in free recall. Psychological Bulletin, 76, 45 48.
Ryan, E. (1992). Beliefs about memory changes across the adult life span. Journal of Gerontology,
47, 41 46.
Ryan, E., Kwong See, S. (1993). Age based beliefs about memory changes for self and others
across adulthood. Journal of Gerontology, 48,
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Leonardo Da Vinci And The Renaissance
Roughly between the times of the 14th and 17th centuries a cultural movement called the
Renaissance existed. The Renaissance housed some of the greatest intellects, such as Leonardo da
Vinci, and a radically different way of thinking emerged. Humanism developed largely and rapidly
among this time, and was greatly influenced by a man named Desiderius Erasmus (1466 1536).
Erasmus, a Dutchman, originally lived among monasteries where he developed many opposing
views during his years of service. In the midst of the Renaissance, around the 16th century, the
Reformation movement began to splinter the faiths of Europe. Some say that Erasmus bridged the
ideals of the Renaissance and Reformation movements. Among his many contributions to the
humanist drive, he wrote many colloquies originally intended for teaching Latin to school children,
which doubled as underlying preaching of Erasmus s ideals. A collection of a variety of these
stories entitled the Ten Colloquies written by Erasmus shows specific examples of the tethering of
Renaissance to the Reformation largely on the theme of ad fontes.
One of Erasmus known standards was the importance of going back to the sources. During the
Renaissance, born in Florence, this was very common thought, as it was a period of admiration of
early Greek and Roman culture, intellect, and art. This began to pave some of the ways of many
reformers mainly as they begin to question the practices of the Catholic Church. Many began to
question where
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Roughly between the times of the 14th and 17th centuries a cultural movement called the
Renaissance existed. The Renaissance housed some of the greatest intellects, such as Leonardo da
Vinci, and a radically different way of thinking emerged. Humanism developed largely and rapidly
among this time, and was greatly influenced by a man named Desiderius Erasmus (1466 1536).
Erasmus, a Dutchman, originally lived among monasteries where he developed many opposing
views during his years of service. In the midst of the Renaissance, around the 16th century, the
Reformation movement began to splinter the faiths of Europe. Some say that Erasmus bridged the
ideals of the Renaissance and Reformation movements. Among his many contributions to the
humanist drive, he wrote many colloquies originally intended for teaching Latin to school children,
which doubled as underlying preaching of Erasmus s ideals. A collection of a variety of these
stories entitled the Ten Colloquies written by Erasmus shows specific examples of the tethering of
Renaissance to the Reformation largely on the theme of ad fontes.
One of Erasmus known standards was the importance of going back to the sources. During the
Renaissance, born in Florence, this was very common thought, as it was a period of admiration of
early Greek and Roman culture, intellect, and art. This began to pave some of the ways of many
reformers mainly as they begin to question the practices of the Catholic Church. Many began to
question where
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The Mind of Monsters
I can kill a man, dismember his body, and be home in time for Letterman. But knowing what to
say when my girlfriend s feeling insecure... I m totally lost Dexter Morgan (Hall, 2007). Dexter
Morgan is a fictional serial killer from Showtime s series Dexter , but the writers and actors have
portrayed a real life serial killer. Manuel Prado is the real Dexter Morgan. Prado was a Miami cop
who started with smaller crime and worked his way up to becoming a serial killer. Prosecutor
David Waksman told the Miami Herald: He was very cold. He was doing robberies and went
home and slept like a baby. He was proud of what he did. (International, 2012) Real life serial
killers do not have any empathy. They kill their victims and then return to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Once that is all clean, he must dispose of the body. Common places to dump a body are rivers,
woods or lakes. But in extreme and rare cases serial killers eat their victims.
The mind of a serial killer is not right and is considered a psychopath. This can be caused by
brain damage. After Henry Lee Lucas was convicted, he underwent numerous neurological tests
that revealed fairly extensive brain damage. Small contusions indicated a frontal lobe injury, and
there was damage to his temporal lobe and pools of spinal fluid at the base of his brain (Vronsky,
2005). Lucas s brain damage is just one cause. Another common reason is that the serial killer
would of had an abusive childhood. Traditionally, the answer has been a horrific upbringing.
Most serial killers were abused as children, many hideously so. (Sandi, n.d) This can have a
range of different abusive activities. One example would be an abusive mother. The killer s
mother would have abused him therefore making him hate women. That would be an example
of how a man killing female serial killer would relate. He would physically abuse the women just
like his mother abused him. Another form of abuse is an alcoholic parent. The serial killer would
wait outside of a bar and look to see of his potential victims were under the influence. If they were
then they would most likely kill the person. A serial killer can also have a euphoric moment. He
could see his
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I can kill a man, dismember his body, and be home in time for Letterman. But knowing what to
say when my girlfriend s feeling insecure... I m totally lost Dexter Morgan (Hall, 2007). Dexter
Morgan is a fictional serial killer from Showtime s series Dexter , but the writers and actors have
portrayed a real life serial killer. Manuel Prado is the real Dexter Morgan. Prado was a Miami cop
who started with smaller crime and worked his way up to becoming a serial killer. Prosecutor
David Waksman told the Miami Herald: He was very cold. He was doing robberies and went
home and slept like a baby. He was proud of what he did. (International, 2012) Real life serial
killers do not have any empathy. They kill their victims and then return to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Once that is all clean, he must dispose of the body. Common places to dump a body are rivers,
woods or lakes. But in extreme and rare cases serial killers eat their victims.
The mind of a serial killer is not right and is considered a psychopath. This can be caused by
brain damage. After Henry Lee Lucas was convicted, he underwent numerous neurological tests
that revealed fairly extensive brain damage. Small contusions indicated a frontal lobe injury, and
there was damage to his temporal lobe and pools of spinal fluid at the base of his brain (Vronsky,
2005). Lucas s brain damage is just one cause. Another common reason is that the serial killer
would of had an abusive childhood. Traditionally, the answer has been a horrific upbringing.
Most serial killers were abused as children, many hideously so. (Sandi, n.d) This can have a
range of different abusive activities. One example would be an abusive mother. The killer s
mother would have abused him therefore making him hate women. That would be an example
of how a man killing female serial killer would relate. He would physically abuse the women just
like his mother abused him. Another form of abuse is an alcoholic parent. The serial killer would
wait outside of a bar and look to see of his potential victims were under the influence. If they were
then they would most likely kill the person. A serial killer can also have a euphoric moment. He
could see his
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The Cause Of The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Incident
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Incident was a tragic event that occured due to poor safety
precautions. It occured in New York City on March 25, 1911 on the eighth and ninth floors of
the Asch building and it is the deadliest industrial disaster of that city and it also considered one
of the deadliest in US History. The factory normally employed about 500 workers, mostly young
immigrant women, who worked nine hours a day on weekdays plus seven hours on Saturdays
earning 2 dollars for a 14 hour work day. Several events led up to the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
Incident. Many workers were demanding shorter hours, better pay, and safer shops, so they
formed a labor union. However, the owners did not want to succeed to the labor union s pleads
and demands because they were terrified that unions would diminish their authority over the
workplace. Despite the owners unwillingness, many of them succeeded to the labor unions
demands because there was a lot of strikes in companies and they needed their workers for the
upcoming busy work season. However, the owners of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory: Max
Blanck and Isaac Harris, did not want to succeed to those pleads because their profits were
declining and they did not have enough resources to please the workers demands. The company
sales were declining because their style of clothing was antiquated and it could not keep up with
the new extravagant fashion trends. There was also a lot of competition from the 500 blouse makers
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Incident was a tragic event that occured due to poor safety
precautions. It occured in New York City on March 25, 1911 on the eighth and ninth floors of
the Asch building and it is the deadliest industrial disaster of that city and it also considered one
of the deadliest in US History. The factory normally employed about 500 workers, mostly young
immigrant women, who worked nine hours a day on weekdays plus seven hours on Saturdays
earning 2 dollars for a 14 hour work day. Several events led up to the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
Incident. Many workers were demanding shorter hours, better pay, and safer shops, so they
formed a labor union. However, the owners did not want to succeed to the labor union s pleads
and demands because they were terrified that unions would diminish their authority over the
workplace. Despite the owners unwillingness, many of them succeeded to the labor unions
demands because there was a lot of strikes in companies and they needed their workers for the
upcoming busy work season. However, the owners of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory: Max
Blanck and Isaac Harris, did not want to succeed to those pleads because their profits were
declining and they did not have enough resources to please the workers demands. The company
sales were declining because their style of clothing was antiquated and it could not keep up with
the new extravagant fashion trends. There was also a lot of competition from the 500 blouse makers
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Foreshadowing Examples In The Most Dangerous Game
In the short story, The Most Dangerous Game, author Richard Connell expertly exploits
foreshadowing and vivid imagery to emphasize danger and suspense. Many authors attempt to
do this, but only a small few succeed. Everyone who has stayed up past their bedtime reading a
book will tell you, they stayed awake because the book they were reading was filled with
suspense. It is suspense that separates the great stories from the good stories. And The Most
Dangerous Game is definately a great one. By using foreshadowing and utilizing his characters
five senses, Connell keeps readers at the edge of their seats, eagerly waiting to find out what
comes next. Foreshadowing is a vital ingredient to any suspenseful story. It hints at the idea that
something is off kilter, without ever revealing exactly what that something is. This leaves readers
with an uneasy feeling about the plot, but they can t quite figure out why. Because of that
suspicious feeling, readers are left with a burning desire to find out what happens on the next
page. Foreshadowing can be achieved many different ways, such as through eree names,
unpleasant conversations, and odd occurrences. In one of the very first sentences in the story,
readers can already observe the usages of foreshadowing. The island they land on is referred to as
Ship Trap Island, which hints at the danger it holds for sailors who may be passing by. A few
paragraphs later, it is mentioned that the island holds a very unpleasant
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In the short story, The Most Dangerous Game, author Richard Connell expertly exploits
foreshadowing and vivid imagery to emphasize danger and suspense. Many authors attempt to
do this, but only a small few succeed. Everyone who has stayed up past their bedtime reading a
book will tell you, they stayed awake because the book they were reading was filled with
suspense. It is suspense that separates the great stories from the good stories. And The Most
Dangerous Game is definately a great one. By using foreshadowing and utilizing his characters
five senses, Connell keeps readers at the edge of their seats, eagerly waiting to find out what
comes next. Foreshadowing is a vital ingredient to any suspenseful story. It hints at the idea that
something is off kilter, without ever revealing exactly what that something is. This leaves readers
with an uneasy feeling about the plot, but they can t quite figure out why. Because of that
suspicious feeling, readers are left with a burning desire to find out what happens on the next
page. Foreshadowing can be achieved many different ways, such as through eree names,
unpleasant conversations, and odd occurrences. In one of the very first sentences in the story,
readers can already observe the usages of foreshadowing. The island they land on is referred to as
Ship Trap Island, which hints at the danger it holds for sailors who may be passing by. A few
paragraphs later, it is mentioned that the island holds a very unpleasant
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Career Path Of A Manager
Introduction
Management in all business and different administrations is the way of making staff members get
together to achieve required goals and objectives. For an organisation to run successfully
different sections of the business should be run effectively and there should be a person
responsible enough to run it, who is the manager. The job of a manager is not easy and requires a
set of specific skills to perform the duties. As a trainee manager who is about to take a full
management responsibility in near future, evaluating personal skills and professional skills in
order to become capable of achieving strategic goals is very important. This helps to achieve not
only the short term goals but to set and strive for succeeding the long ... Show more content on
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Appropriate techniques would be applied to identify ideal learning styles. Finally, a personal
development plan (PDP) would be produced which would be strictly followed to meet the aimed
leadership development skills.
Task 1: Skills Review
Evaluating personal skills required to achieve the strategic goals of Littlemore s using appropriate
methods
There are many ways in which one can evaluate the personal skills required to achieve the strategic
goals. In this section firstly three of the evaluation processes will be discussed; Self Evaluation,
Peer Evaluation and 360 degree Evaluation.
Self Evaluation is to critically manage one s career and integrating work with the other parts of
one s life is a clear self awareness, or sense of identity knowing who we truly are. There are many
different ways to come to know one, and that is called self evaluation (Ziv 2011). Figure 1: Self
Evaluating Cycle (Education Scotland, 2015)
This Figure was published in the Education Scotland and it perfectly illustrates how self evaluation
occurs.As the name suggests, it is used for evaluating yourself by asking the series of questions
mentioned within the 4 different stages cited above. Therefore, this method may be used to
evaluate skills are required to achieve the strategic goals for Littlemore. But this is not the only
method;
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Introduction
Management in all business and different administrations is the way of making staff members get
together to achieve required goals and objectives. For an organisation to run successfully
different sections of the business should be run effectively and there should be a person
responsible enough to run it, who is the manager. The job of a manager is not easy and requires a
set of specific skills to perform the duties. As a trainee manager who is about to take a full
management responsibility in near future, evaluating personal skills and professional skills in
order to become capable of achieving strategic goals is very important. This helps to achieve not
only the short term goals but to set and strive for succeeding the long ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Appropriate techniques would be applied to identify ideal learning styles. Finally, a personal
development plan (PDP) would be produced which would be strictly followed to meet the aimed
leadership development skills.
Task 1: Skills Review
Evaluating personal skills required to achieve the strategic goals of Littlemore s using appropriate
methods
There are many ways in which one can evaluate the personal skills required to achieve the strategic
goals. In this section firstly three of the evaluation processes will be discussed; Self Evaluation,
Peer Evaluation and 360 degree Evaluation.
Self Evaluation is to critically manage one s career and integrating work with the other parts of
one s life is a clear self awareness, or sense of identity knowing who we truly are. There are many
different ways to come to know one, and that is called self evaluation (Ziv 2011). Figure 1: Self
Evaluating Cycle (Education Scotland, 2015)
This Figure was published in the Education Scotland and it perfectly illustrates how self evaluation
occurs.As the name suggests, it is used for evaluating yourself by asking the series of questions
mentioned within the 4 different stages cited above. Therefore, this method may be used to
evaluate skills are required to achieve the strategic goals for Littlemore. But this is not the only
method;
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Critical Analysis Of Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Hopeless Romantic: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
In the poem How do I love thee? by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Browning asks how she loves
her beloved and goes on to list the ways in which she loves him. Her love is seen as eternal and
exists everywhere which brings to light the tone and styling of the poem and how it fits in the
movement it was written in. Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born in 1806 at Coxhoe Hall, Durham,
England. (Poetry Foundation) During the time of her writings, she was seen as one of the most
influential poets for the Romantic Movement. Romantics focused on nature, human feelings and
compassion, and rebelling for a cause, which Browning shows a lot of throughout her sonnet.
Browning was born in 1806 at Coxhoe Hall in Durham, England. She was a romantic writer but
it closely reflected the life she was living at the time. The oldest of twelve children, Elizabeth
was the first in her family born in England in over two hundred years. For centuries, the Barrett
family, who were part Creole, had lived in Jamaica, where they owned sugar plantations and
relied on slave labor. (Poetry Foundation) Elizabeth s father, chose to raise his family in England,
while his fortune grew in Jamaica. Educated at home Elizabeth apparently read passages from
Paradise Lost and a number of Shakespearean plays, among other great works, before the age of
ten. By her twelfth year, she had written her first epic poem, which consisted of four books of
rhyming couplets. In 1826 , Elizabeth anonymously published her collection An Essay on Mind
and Other Poems. Two years later, her mother passed away and the slow abolition of slavery in
England and mismanagement of the plantations depleted the Barrett s income. Elizabeth s father
moved his family to a coastal town and rented cottages for the next three years before settling
permanently in London. Her father did not allow his children to marry, having them work on the
plantations in Jamaica instead. Gaining attention for her work in the 1830s, Elizabeth continued to
live in her father s London house, not by choice however. He began sending Elizabeth s younger
siblings to Jamaica to help with the family s estates. Elizabeth opposed of slavery and did
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The Hopeless Romantic: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
In the poem How do I love thee? by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Browning asks how she loves
her beloved and goes on to list the ways in which she loves him. Her love is seen as eternal and
exists everywhere which brings to light the tone and styling of the poem and how it fits in the
movement it was written in. Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born in 1806 at Coxhoe Hall, Durham,
England. (Poetry Foundation) During the time of her writings, she was seen as one of the most
influential poets for the Romantic Movement. Romantics focused on nature, human feelings and
compassion, and rebelling for a cause, which Browning shows a lot of throughout her sonnet.
Browning was born in 1806 at Coxhoe Hall in Durham, England. She was a romantic writer but
it closely reflected the life she was living at the time. The oldest of twelve children, Elizabeth
was the first in her family born in England in over two hundred years. For centuries, the Barrett
family, who were part Creole, had lived in Jamaica, where they owned sugar plantations and
relied on slave labor. (Poetry Foundation) Elizabeth s father, chose to raise his family in England,
while his fortune grew in Jamaica. Educated at home Elizabeth apparently read passages from
Paradise Lost and a number of Shakespearean plays, among other great works, before the age of
ten. By her twelfth year, she had written her first epic poem, which consisted of four books of
rhyming couplets. In 1826 , Elizabeth anonymously published her collection An Essay on Mind
and Other Poems. Two years later, her mother passed away and the slow abolition of slavery in
England and mismanagement of the plantations depleted the Barrett s income. Elizabeth s father
moved his family to a coastal town and rented cottages for the next three years before settling
permanently in London. Her father did not allow his children to marry, having them work on the
plantations in Jamaica instead. Gaining attention for her work in the 1830s, Elizabeth continued to
live in her father s London house, not by choice however. He began sending Elizabeth s younger
siblings to Jamaica to help with the family s estates. Elizabeth opposed of slavery and did
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Suburban Warriors Sparknotes
The Rise of the Right Beginning in the 1960s the conservative middle class, living in the
suburbs, called for an end to the New Deal and the moral decay of their country. Recognizing the
liberal movement s inability to organize, and agree on issues, right wing activists began to
mobilize. Although split between social conservatives and libertarians the right was able to unify
on common ground and change the direction their nation was headed. In Suburban Warriors: The
Origins of the New American Right, McGirr argues that this movement, centered in Orange
County, would begin a new era of a return to traditional values and would be successful as a
result of organization, faith, and a fierce dedication to what these middle class Americans
believed to be morally right. The book follows the rise of the right side chronologically, focusing
on major issues and themes along the way. The American middle class longed for the return of the
American dream working comfortably paid jobs, moving into planned neighborhoods they now
had time to focus on other issues such as the morally corrupt communists and liberals who were
dominating the media. A fear of big government between 1960 and 1963 caused the anti communist
movement in Orange County to explode. This was one of the many ways the right side was
unified. Support of religion and promotion of God... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both of these deal with society s moral views on sex and women s rights. Both books also focus
on consumerism to some point. It can be said that May begins with women change in roles and
how they developed and allows McGirr to begin on the opposing side of the end of that movement
where many women want a return to traditional values. Suburban Warrior compares to Power to the
Poor, by Mantler, and Cold War Civil Rights, by Mary Dudziak, simply as the opposition to those
movements which were based around human rights and government assistance to the
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The Rise of the Right Beginning in the 1960s the conservative middle class, living in the
suburbs, called for an end to the New Deal and the moral decay of their country. Recognizing the
liberal movement s inability to organize, and agree on issues, right wing activists began to
mobilize. Although split between social conservatives and libertarians the right was able to unify
on common ground and change the direction their nation was headed. In Suburban Warriors: The
Origins of the New American Right, McGirr argues that this movement, centered in Orange
County, would begin a new era of a return to traditional values and would be successful as a
result of organization, faith, and a fierce dedication to what these middle class Americans
believed to be morally right. The book follows the rise of the right side chronologically, focusing
on major issues and themes along the way. The American middle class longed for the return of the
American dream working comfortably paid jobs, moving into planned neighborhoods they now
had time to focus on other issues such as the morally corrupt communists and liberals who were
dominating the media. A fear of big government between 1960 and 1963 caused the anti communist
movement in Orange County to explode. This was one of the many ways the right side was
unified. Support of religion and promotion of God... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both of these deal with society s moral views on sex and women s rights. Both books also focus
on consumerism to some point. It can be said that May begins with women change in roles and
how they developed and allows McGirr to begin on the opposing side of the end of that movement
where many women want a return to traditional values. Suburban Warrior compares to Power to the
Poor, by Mantler, and Cold War Civil Rights, by Mary Dudziak, simply as the opposition to those
movements which were based around human rights and government assistance to the
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Chemical Warfare Persuasive Reasearch Essay
The purpose of this essay is to deal with the fact that chemical warfare should be brought back to
modern warfare strategies. As Warren Rudman said, And they will tell you unequivocally that if
we have a chemical or biological attack or a nuclear attack anywhere in this country, they are
unprepared to deal with it today, and that is of high urgency. Rudman s words are true in what they
say and that we should do everything to counter act his statement. Biological weapons are a key to
outstanding success in war and therefore, I strongly suggest that chemical warfareis an effective and
producible weapon tactic that can be used on today s battlefield. Though biological weapons have
been available for under a century, there is a long... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was a risk. (Spartacus)
The fact that we cannot use chemical weapons is a very bad thing. We could have used these
weapons in the Vietnam War. With all the tall grass and dense forests, our soldiers were not
prepared for the close up combat. If we had used the chemical agents in that forest, we could have
eliminated hidden enemy forces and we would have saved many American soldiers lives.
With the growing problem of the war in the Middle East, we could use chemical weapons in
order to siphon out enemy forces hidden in houses. Enemies will hide in houses and then
emerge when we are near by surprise and they kill many soldiers by doing so. Our families are
greatly affected by the loss of a son, father, or brother. With soldiers dying every day, the problem
could be fixed by using chemical weapons because they flow into hard to attack areas. It is the
only way to eliminate an enemy without radioactive nuclear force. Chemical weapons would lessen
the deaths of our soldiers.
There are many repercussions to not having a biological weapon. If we cannot reinstate chemical
warfare, we will continue to lose many soldiers lives. Having chemical weapons is like when we
came out with the UCAV. The UCAV stands for unmanned combat aerial vehicle. The UCAV got
rid of the loss of lives in the air. It made bombing targets easier. With chemical weapons, we could
eliminate thousands of war related deaths. If
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The purpose of this essay is to deal with the fact that chemical warfare should be brought back to
modern warfare strategies. As Warren Rudman said, And they will tell you unequivocally that if
we have a chemical or biological attack or a nuclear attack anywhere in this country, they are
unprepared to deal with it today, and that is of high urgency. Rudman s words are true in what they
say and that we should do everything to counter act his statement. Biological weapons are a key to
outstanding success in war and therefore, I strongly suggest that chemical warfareis an effective and
producible weapon tactic that can be used on today s battlefield. Though biological weapons have
been available for under a century, there is a long... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was a risk. (Spartacus)
The fact that we cannot use chemical weapons is a very bad thing. We could have used these
weapons in the Vietnam War. With all the tall grass and dense forests, our soldiers were not
prepared for the close up combat. If we had used the chemical agents in that forest, we could have
eliminated hidden enemy forces and we would have saved many American soldiers lives.
With the growing problem of the war in the Middle East, we could use chemical weapons in
order to siphon out enemy forces hidden in houses. Enemies will hide in houses and then
emerge when we are near by surprise and they kill many soldiers by doing so. Our families are
greatly affected by the loss of a son, father, or brother. With soldiers dying every day, the problem
could be fixed by using chemical weapons because they flow into hard to attack areas. It is the
only way to eliminate an enemy without radioactive nuclear force. Chemical weapons would lessen
the deaths of our soldiers.
There are many repercussions to not having a biological weapon. If we cannot reinstate chemical
warfare, we will continue to lose many soldiers lives. Having chemical weapons is like when we
came out with the UCAV. The UCAV stands for unmanned combat aerial vehicle. The UCAV got
rid of the loss of lives in the air. It made bombing targets easier. With chemical weapons, we could
eliminate thousands of war related deaths. If
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Body Systems of Humans, Crayfish, Pigs, and Earthworms
Body Systems of Various Organisms All organisms in the world have a range of systems and
organs in their body. Some organisms may share similar body systems while others have absolutely
nothing in common. Several of those organisms include humans, pigs, crayfish, and earthworms.
From their mushy, gushy organs to their soft, gentle skin, you may think, How are humans and
pigs possibly alike? Or a crayfish and an earthworm? In many ways they may not be, but in other
ways, they are very much alike. The body systems that will be compared and contrasted of these
organisms are the nervous, circulatory, reproductive, muscular, integumentary, digestive, excretory,
and skeletal systems. The anatomy of a human is very complex with many body... Show more
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Basically speaking, an earthworm has two muscles, circular and longitudinal, that allow for
locomotion with the muscular system. They run throughout their entire bodies and also help with
contraction. Integumentary systems of humans include the skin, nails, and hair. They act as the
barrier between the body s internal and external environments. A pig s integumentary system is also
the same as a humans . The crayfish s integumentary system consists of its outer shell and its gills.
The shell keeps things out of its body and the gills allow them to breathe. An earthworm s
integumentary system controls many of the worm s life processes. Its body absorbs oxygen from
its surroundings and allows it to diffuse into the blood through the layered skin. The skin also
activates sensitivity to light, touch, and other chemicals in its environment. Our mouth, esophagus,
stomach, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, large intestine, small intestine, rectum, and anus come
together to form the digestive system which breaks down our food into simpler molecules. The
food enters through the mouth, travels down the esophagus, breaks down in the stomach, pancreas,
liver, and gallbladder and then moves through the intestines down to the rectum and anus. A pig s
digestive system is no different than a human s. A foregut, midgut, hindgut, and a digestive gland
form the digestive system of a crayfish. The foregut contains the stomach (partially breaks the food
down), the
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Body Systems of Various Organisms All organisms in the world have a range of systems and
organs in their body. Some organisms may share similar body systems while others have absolutely
nothing in common. Several of those organisms include humans, pigs, crayfish, and earthworms.
From their mushy, gushy organs to their soft, gentle skin, you may think, How are humans and
pigs possibly alike? Or a crayfish and an earthworm? In many ways they may not be, but in other
ways, they are very much alike. The body systems that will be compared and contrasted of these
organisms are the nervous, circulatory, reproductive, muscular, integumentary, digestive, excretory,
and skeletal systems. The anatomy of a human is very complex with many body... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Basically speaking, an earthworm has two muscles, circular and longitudinal, that allow for
locomotion with the muscular system. They run throughout their entire bodies and also help with
contraction. Integumentary systems of humans include the skin, nails, and hair. They act as the
barrier between the body s internal and external environments. A pig s integumentary system is also
the same as a humans . The crayfish s integumentary system consists of its outer shell and its gills.
The shell keeps things out of its body and the gills allow them to breathe. An earthworm s
integumentary system controls many of the worm s life processes. Its body absorbs oxygen from
its surroundings and allows it to diffuse into the blood through the layered skin. The skin also
activates sensitivity to light, touch, and other chemicals in its environment. Our mouth, esophagus,
stomach, pancreas, liver, gallbladder, large intestine, small intestine, rectum, and anus come
together to form the digestive system which breaks down our food into simpler molecules. The
food enters through the mouth, travels down the esophagus, breaks down in the stomach, pancreas,
liver, and gallbladder and then moves through the intestines down to the rectum and anus. A pig s
digestive system is no different than a human s. A foregut, midgut, hindgut, and a digestive gland
form the digestive system of a crayfish. The foregut contains the stomach (partially breaks the food
down), the
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How American English Has Changed American Culture
American English has changed the culture of Americans depending on where you live. People in
the south have deeply reflected their culture on the English they speak. As you move north on the
map northerners call soda pop while southerners call soda what it is actually called. Southerners
have been making a big impact on American English by adding y all into the dictionary. The
beginning detail of the essay is people have affected their culture by the way they talk.
Southerners have put an accent on their words and added a couple of words in the American
dictionary because it is now being spoken in most parts of the world. Southerners and people all
around the world have changed the way they talk to make conversations easier to understand.
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American English has changed the culture of Americans depending on where you live. People in
the south have deeply reflected their culture on the English they speak. As you move north on the
map northerners call soda pop while southerners call soda what it is actually called. Southerners
have been making a big impact on American English by adding y all into the dictionary. The
beginning detail of the essay is people have affected their culture by the way they talk.
Southerners have put an accent on their words and added a couple of words in the American
dictionary because it is now being spoken in most parts of the world. Southerners and people all
around the world have changed the way they talk to make conversations easier to understand.
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The Four Mythical Elements Of Whale Rider
Many voyages that heroin s encounter are regularly identified with the four mythical functions. In
the film, Whale Rider, through mythical creation powers, the hero endeavors to save her dying
culture. The creation myths power permits the courageous woman, Pai, to find her actual calling as
a real leader of the Maori tribe. By utilizing the myths, she dynamically finds her legend s adventure
by breaking down the images throughout her life. According to Campbell as discussed in Indick
article, this model The Monomyth has different functions as he clarifies the sociological,
mysterious, cosmological, and mental elements of myth (pg, 2). Campbell depicts the vital
capacities including myths as legendary or traditional story, typically... Show more content on
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For the kid who might be the chief (Whale). Paikea turns out to be strongly fascinated on this
legend because of the way that she is the latest of the bloodline descendant, which implies she is
prepared to make every one of the basic decisions of being a chief other than the reality of being
female. The youthful heroic girl refers to the legend when contrasting with herself as an approach
to empower her rising as the current bloodline descendant. She keeps on participating in the myth
all through the movie with a specific end goal to express her enthusiasm for her way of life
(William, 3).
Similarly, William in page three explains that Campbell clarifies cosmological capacities as stories
enable the person to decide his/her place in the universe. The stellar capacity applies for the Whale
Rider because of the principle character growing up being recounted of their legend of how the
Maori tribe traveled to the territory they are acclimated to now. Pai characterizes herself
alongside her family history; she expresses a long time ago, my ancestor Paikea came to this
place on the back of a whale. Since then, in every generation of my family, the firstborn son has
carried his name and become the leader of our tribe... until now, (Whale). She continually alludes
back to the legend of her predecessor, Paikea, as a path for her to get the idea she is fit to do
likewise. Like her predecessor, Paikea could spare the way of life which is the thing that Pai is
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Many voyages that heroin s encounter are regularly identified with the four mythical functions. In
the film, Whale Rider, through mythical creation powers, the hero endeavors to save her dying
culture. The creation myths power permits the courageous woman, Pai, to find her actual calling as
a real leader of the Maori tribe. By utilizing the myths, she dynamically finds her legend s adventure
by breaking down the images throughout her life. According to Campbell as discussed in Indick
article, this model The Monomyth has different functions as he clarifies the sociological,
mysterious, cosmological, and mental elements of myth (pg, 2). Campbell depicts the vital
capacities including myths as legendary or traditional story, typically... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For the kid who might be the chief (Whale). Paikea turns out to be strongly fascinated on this
legend because of the way that she is the latest of the bloodline descendant, which implies she is
prepared to make every one of the basic decisions of being a chief other than the reality of being
female. The youthful heroic girl refers to the legend when contrasting with herself as an approach
to empower her rising as the current bloodline descendant. She keeps on participating in the myth
all through the movie with a specific end goal to express her enthusiasm for her way of life
(William, 3).
Similarly, William in page three explains that Campbell clarifies cosmological capacities as stories
enable the person to decide his/her place in the universe. The stellar capacity applies for the Whale
Rider because of the principle character growing up being recounted of their legend of how the
Maori tribe traveled to the territory they are acclimated to now. Pai characterizes herself
alongside her family history; she expresses a long time ago, my ancestor Paikea came to this
place on the back of a whale. Since then, in every generation of my family, the firstborn son has
carried his name and become the leader of our tribe... until now, (Whale). She continually alludes
back to the legend of her predecessor, Paikea, as a path for her to get the idea she is fit to do
likewise. Like her predecessor, Paikea could spare the way of life which is the thing that Pai is
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Satire In The Entertainment Industry
Why is it that people are so attracted to all forms of entertainment? Is there a greater purpose
behind all those hours spent glued to screens? In the media, satirical entertainment has emerged as
a force revealing truths. Merriam Webster defines satire as a literary work holding up human
vices and follies to ridicule or scorn . The role of satirein the entertainmentindustry is to expose the
weaknesses and corruption in society. Entertainment does not have the capacity to ruin society;
entertainment simply reflects society because it engages and appeals to the common experiences of
the audience. Throughout civilization, entertainment is used to reveal the true nature of
individuals. It can only be assumed that those who object to satirical forms of entertainment must
have faults that they fear will be brought to light. Prominent figures in the nineteenth and twentieth
century despised satire. Rulers during those times were cautious of entertainment dissolving the ties
of our social order through citizens recognizing the corruption around them and rebelling. A form of
entertainment that has been around for centuries is the political cartoon. Political cartoons utilize
parody and caricature in an effort to interest and educate an audience. Throughout history, these
cartoons have been used to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Satire may be an exaggeration of culture, but it always holds truth. Gabler describes entertainment
as mindless ; it is all but that. Take for an example, the timeless and successful Saturday Night
Live. SNL has been educating people through entertainment for decades by exposing and lightly
mocking the world. The show frequently engages in skits that touch on America s flawed political
system. Many shows have followed in the footsteps on Saturday Night Live, such as The Colbert
Report and the The Daily Show. Comedic satire offers insight into the current state of affairs to the
general
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Why is it that people are so attracted to all forms of entertainment? Is there a greater purpose
behind all those hours spent glued to screens? In the media, satirical entertainment has emerged as
a force revealing truths. Merriam Webster defines satire as a literary work holding up human
vices and follies to ridicule or scorn . The role of satirein the entertainmentindustry is to expose the
weaknesses and corruption in society. Entertainment does not have the capacity to ruin society;
entertainment simply reflects society because it engages and appeals to the common experiences of
the audience. Throughout civilization, entertainment is used to reveal the true nature of
individuals. It can only be assumed that those who object to satirical forms of entertainment must
have faults that they fear will be brought to light. Prominent figures in the nineteenth and twentieth
century despised satire. Rulers during those times were cautious of entertainment dissolving the ties
of our social order through citizens recognizing the corruption around them and rebelling. A form of
entertainment that has been around for centuries is the political cartoon. Political cartoons utilize
parody and caricature in an effort to interest and educate an audience. Throughout history, these
cartoons have been used to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Satire may be an exaggeration of culture, but it always holds truth. Gabler describes entertainment
as mindless ; it is all but that. Take for an example, the timeless and successful Saturday Night
Live. SNL has been educating people through entertainment for decades by exposing and lightly
mocking the world. The show frequently engages in skits that touch on America s flawed political
system. Many shows have followed in the footsteps on Saturday Night Live, such as The Colbert
Report and the The Daily Show. Comedic satire offers insight into the current state of affairs to the
general
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What Is The Five Forces Of Tesco
Organization Name: Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Student ID: DBS 15027
Name: Lee Chiew Yeng
Subject: Unit 16 Managing Communications, Knowledge Information
Lecturer Name: Ms. Seethai Subramaniam Executive Summary
Table of Contents
No.TitlePage Number Task 1
11.1 Consider the range of decisions to be taken.
21.2 Investigate the information and knowledge needed to ensure effective decision taking.
31.3 Analyze internal and external source of information and understanding.
41.4 Support recommendations for improvement.Task 2
54.1 Present your findings on existing approaches to the collection, formatting, storage,
disseminating information and knowledge of your selected organization.
64.2 Execute appropriate changes to improve the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, supplier power is the opposite of buyer power. Suppliers of Tesco are Federlite Sdn Bhd
and more. Tesco has also creates their own brand which is Tesco finest*, Tesco Everyday Value,
Tesco and Tesco Loves Baby.
Threat of substitute products or services:
Threat of new entrants:
The threat of new entrants of Tesco is low as it is difficult for competitors to enter the market in
the same industry. A large amount of investment is needed to enter the industry of hypermarket.
Besides, there are some entry barrier before a Tesco store is opened such as Tesco own brand
Rivalry among existing competitors:
The rivalry among existing competitors of Tesco is high as the competition in the market is
fierce. There are a lot of hypermarkets in the market which are the competitors of Tesco such as
Giant Hypermarket, AEON BiG, Cold Storage, Mydin, H L Group, Pacific Hypermarket, TMG
Mart, The Store, Isetan, AEON, Servay Hypermarket, Pantai Timur Hypermarket and Jaya Grocer.
Therefore, it
1.3 Analyze internal and external source of information and understanding.
1.4 Support recommendations for
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Organization Name: Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
Student ID: DBS 15027
Name: Lee Chiew Yeng
Subject: Unit 16 Managing Communications, Knowledge Information
Lecturer Name: Ms. Seethai Subramaniam Executive Summary
Table of Contents
No.TitlePage Number Task 1
11.1 Consider the range of decisions to be taken.
21.2 Investigate the information and knowledge needed to ensure effective decision taking.
31.3 Analyze internal and external source of information and understanding.
41.4 Support recommendations for improvement.Task 2
54.1 Present your findings on existing approaches to the collection, formatting, storage,
disseminating information and knowledge of your selected organization.
64.2 Execute appropriate changes to improve the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, supplier power is the opposite of buyer power. Suppliers of Tesco are Federlite Sdn Bhd
and more. Tesco has also creates their own brand which is Tesco finest*, Tesco Everyday Value,
Tesco and Tesco Loves Baby.
Threat of substitute products or services:
Threat of new entrants:
The threat of new entrants of Tesco is low as it is difficult for competitors to enter the market in
the same industry. A large amount of investment is needed to enter the industry of hypermarket.
Besides, there are some entry barrier before a Tesco store is opened such as Tesco own brand
Rivalry among existing competitors:
The rivalry among existing competitors of Tesco is high as the competition in the market is
fierce. There are a lot of hypermarkets in the market which are the competitors of Tesco such as
Giant Hypermarket, AEON BiG, Cold Storage, Mydin, H L Group, Pacific Hypermarket, TMG
Mart, The Store, Isetan, AEON, Servay Hypermarket, Pantai Timur Hypermarket and Jaya Grocer.
Therefore, it
1.3 Analyze internal and external source of information and understanding.
1.4 Support recommendations for
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Prosocial Behavior And Human Social Life
Tandis Moghadam 1 May 2015 Prosocial Behavior in Great Apes Prosocial behaviors are a huge
aspect to human social life; it involves helping, encouraging, and/or sharing information.
Sympathy and empathy are the main characteristics for prosocial behaviors. Sympathy portrays
feelings of pity and compassion for someone else s ill fortune, while empathy means having the
ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Sympathy and empathy are known to be
crucial skills needed to keep up with the complicated social life of humans. People who are
sympathetic or empathic are commonly more prone to act in prosocial ways and commonly less
prone to convey antisocial behaviors (i.e aggression). People have argued that humans are the
only species that show selfless behaviors, while others have proposed that it is impossible for
selfless behaviors to only be in humans. In article by Katja Liebal, Amrisha Vaish, Daniel Haun,
and Michael Tomasello called, Does Sympathy Motivate Prosocial Behaviour in Great Apes? ,
these researchers studied whether the prosocial behavior of four species of great apes
(orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos) is provoked by sympathy for others. The
researchers wanted to find out whether or not the great apes show more prosocial behavior
towards a harmed species than towards a non harmed species. A higher prosocial behavior towards
a harmed species would mean that sympathy leads prosocial behavior in apes the same way it does
in humans. They
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Tandis Moghadam 1 May 2015 Prosocial Behavior in Great Apes Prosocial behaviors are a huge
aspect to human social life; it involves helping, encouraging, and/or sharing information.
Sympathy and empathy are the main characteristics for prosocial behaviors. Sympathy portrays
feelings of pity and compassion for someone else s ill fortune, while empathy means having the
ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Sympathy and empathy are known to be
crucial skills needed to keep up with the complicated social life of humans. People who are
sympathetic or empathic are commonly more prone to act in prosocial ways and commonly less
prone to convey antisocial behaviors (i.e aggression). People have argued that humans are the
only species that show selfless behaviors, while others have proposed that it is impossible for
selfless behaviors to only be in humans. In article by Katja Liebal, Amrisha Vaish, Daniel Haun,
and Michael Tomasello called, Does Sympathy Motivate Prosocial Behaviour in Great Apes? ,
these researchers studied whether the prosocial behavior of four species of great apes
(orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos) is provoked by sympathy for others. The
researchers wanted to find out whether or not the great apes show more prosocial behavior
towards a harmed species than towards a non harmed species. A higher prosocial behavior towards
a harmed species would mean that sympathy leads prosocial behavior in apes the same way it does
in humans. They
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Sex Tourism Essay
TO5101: Tourism systems analysis
Sai kumar Nalla
Student ID 12325398
Executive summary: In the recent years Sex tourism is the most attracting and increasing sector in
terms of tourism studies. There are increased research, paper work, books, articles and several
magazines released in the market related to sex tourism. Today there are many forces at work in the
normalization of the international sex industry (Jeffeys, 1997).
As sex industry has immensely became most profitable. It almost exists in all the developing
countries in one or the other form where only sex is been significant. As the trends towards the sex
and sex tourists have been developed internationally. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The values and customs which are derived from our ancestors are now no longer penetrating issues
in our socialized life. Due to globalization these values and customs are largely derived from books,
televisions, radios, internets and newspapers.
The advance means of technology plays a key role where communication have given rise to new
variables and norms which are a product and determined by the new means of cultural globalization.
For example, internet marriages, mobile chatting, commercial complexes which provides the
opportunity for both the sexes to meet. As lot of dating are taken place in the coffee shops, internet
cafes and modern commercial malls. Moreover in the recent trends tourism trips and travels have
opened the new door for sex tourism who like travelling around the world especially in search of
sexual exploitation which is also leading to the mixed or external marriages concluded by both
male and female tourists.
Sex tourism is a significant form of economic activity as it is one of the most profitable sectors
among the globe which is making their bodies to move around the world like for business, war or
pleasure. In search of exotic pleasures the cross border tourism nations cross into less developed
countries which have made tourism and migration increase opportunities for sex workers. The
second force which is affecting sex tourism is the world wide economic systems which
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TO5101: Tourism systems analysis
Sai kumar Nalla
Student ID 12325398
Executive summary: In the recent years Sex tourism is the most attracting and increasing sector in
terms of tourism studies. There are increased research, paper work, books, articles and several
magazines released in the market related to sex tourism. Today there are many forces at work in the
normalization of the international sex industry (Jeffeys, 1997).
As sex industry has immensely became most profitable. It almost exists in all the developing
countries in one or the other form where only sex is been significant. As the trends towards the sex
and sex tourists have been developed internationally. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The values and customs which are derived from our ancestors are now no longer penetrating issues
in our socialized life. Due to globalization these values and customs are largely derived from books,
televisions, radios, internets and newspapers.
The advance means of technology plays a key role where communication have given rise to new
variables and norms which are a product and determined by the new means of cultural globalization.
For example, internet marriages, mobile chatting, commercial complexes which provides the
opportunity for both the sexes to meet. As lot of dating are taken place in the coffee shops, internet
cafes and modern commercial malls. Moreover in the recent trends tourism trips and travels have
opened the new door for sex tourism who like travelling around the world especially in search of
sexual exploitation which is also leading to the mixed or external marriages concluded by both
male and female tourists.
Sex tourism is a significant form of economic activity as it is one of the most profitable sectors
among the globe which is making their bodies to move around the world like for business, war or
pleasure. In search of exotic pleasures the cross border tourism nations cross into less developed
countries which have made tourism and migration increase opportunities for sex workers. The
second force which is affecting sex tourism is the world wide economic systems which
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Red Leaves Sparknotes
Red Leaves by Sita Brahmachari helps IB students understand the concept of Identities and
Relationships through the idea of family that isn t related through hereditary means. Red
Leaves is about 3 characters named Aisha, Iona and Zak dealing with their personal conflicts.
Each protagonist has family issues that deeply affect them. Divorced parents, foster families
and abusive parents are examples of conflicts in the book. Aisha, one of the protagonists in this
book, has a foster parent named Lilliana. Throughout the book, they have each other s best
interests in mind. They love each other so much they are willing to lose each other so that the
other can benefit. For example, Lilliana is willing to give Aisha up so that Aisha could grow up
with people who understand Aisha s culture. This shows that Lilliana puts Aisha s needs before
her own, this is the true meaning of family not blood relation. Although Aisha and Lilliana are
not related by DNA, they loved each other like family. Red Leaves displays that to be a part of a
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Shalini and Zak are family by themselves, they both care for each other and care for one another
deeply. Shalini was always there for Zak when he felt upset about the divorce, she was there to
share the tears, the laughter and the worries. She [Shalini] could never see Zak upset without
feeling a swell of emotion in her own chest , she cares for him like a parent, his tears make her
upset, his happiness makes her happy, his ill being makes her worried. She loves Zak like a son.
Shalini and Zak care for each other, which is what makes them family, not any hereditary
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Red Leaves by Sita Brahmachari helps IB students understand the concept of Identities and
Relationships through the idea of family that isn t related through hereditary means. Red
Leaves is about 3 characters named Aisha, Iona and Zak dealing with their personal conflicts.
Each protagonist has family issues that deeply affect them. Divorced parents, foster families
and abusive parents are examples of conflicts in the book. Aisha, one of the protagonists in this
book, has a foster parent named Lilliana. Throughout the book, they have each other s best
interests in mind. They love each other so much they are willing to lose each other so that the
other can benefit. For example, Lilliana is willing to give Aisha up so that Aisha could grow up
with people who understand Aisha s culture. This shows that Lilliana puts Aisha s needs before
her own, this is the true meaning of family not blood relation. Although Aisha and Lilliana are
not related by DNA, they loved each other like family. Red Leaves displays that to be a part of a
family you have to be willing to put their needs before yours.... Show more content on
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Shalini and Zak are family by themselves, they both care for each other and care for one another
deeply. Shalini was always there for Zak when he felt upset about the divorce, she was there to
share the tears, the laughter and the worries. She [Shalini] could never see Zak upset without
feeling a swell of emotion in her own chest , she cares for him like a parent, his tears make her
upset, his happiness makes her happy, his ill being makes her worried. She loves Zak like a son.
Shalini and Zak care for each other, which is what makes them family, not any hereditary
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Comparing Huckleberry Finn And Long Walk To Freedom
Beyond a shadow of doubt, there are many lessons that I accomplished in both these books.
Their story lines are amazing and they left me with powerful messages that are can be useful in
my everyday life. Which is that freedom is for all because we are all humans, created equally,
thus deserves to be treated as such. Moreover, though these books were written in different
settings, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn which was written when slavery was still legal and
Long Walk to Freedom, which was written secretly in prison, they remind us of identical memos
about challenges and how wrong it can be. Also, that it can lead to fatalities and terrible endings.
As well as, nobody was born racism, kids are taught it, therefore, racism is cruel. Lastly, listening
to our hearts can sometimes be important because it is the only way for us to live according to the
natural moral circle.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, gathered us civilization and human nature, in which Huck
shows human nature through his freedom of spirit, civilized ways and his way to escape.
Hypocrisy, society, racism and slavery were involved in a society in which Huck lived in along
with people who are hypocrites, racist and they tried to change who he is. Also, it was a society
placed on regulations and beliefs and other which ridiculous and inhuman things. In the book
Long Walk to Freedom, delivered us social equality, how everyone is equal and that there is
nobody above the other; Human rights and that everybody should have the right to be, to live and
work where and who they please. Lastly, freedom and human sacrifice, can be hard sometimes to
do or want something because you will always have to choose between two things in order to
accomplish your
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Beyond a shadow of doubt, there are many lessons that I accomplished in both these books.
Their story lines are amazing and they left me with powerful messages that are can be useful in
my everyday life. Which is that freedom is for all because we are all humans, created equally,
thus deserves to be treated as such. Moreover, though these books were written in different
settings, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn which was written when slavery was still legal and
Long Walk to Freedom, which was written secretly in prison, they remind us of identical memos
about challenges and how wrong it can be. Also, that it can lead to fatalities and terrible endings.
As well as, nobody was born racism, kids are taught it, therefore, racism is cruel. Lastly, listening
to our hearts can sometimes be important because it is the only way for us to live according to the
natural moral circle.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, gathered us civilization and human nature, in which Huck
shows human nature through his freedom of spirit, civilized ways and his way to escape.
Hypocrisy, society, racism and slavery were involved in a society in which Huck lived in along
with people who are hypocrites, racist and they tried to change who he is. Also, it was a society
placed on regulations and beliefs and other which ridiculous and inhuman things. In the book
Long Walk to Freedom, delivered us social equality, how everyone is equal and that there is
nobody above the other; Human rights and that everybody should have the right to be, to live and
work where and who they please. Lastly, freedom and human sacrifice, can be hard sometimes to
do or want something because you will always have to choose between two things in order to
accomplish your
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Drug Addictions
Ohio, one of the states, is facing drug problems. This state is considered one of the deadliest drug
epidemics in American history. There are two types of drugs mentioned in the article. One of them
is opioid. An opioid is a substitute for morphine and widely used. According to the statistics, 500
people had died from an overdose in 2005. In 2013, the numbers soared from 500 deaths to 2,700.
Another drug(s) is known as synthetic opioids. Fentanyl and Carfentanil are the two drugs mention
by Phil Plummer, who is a Montgomery County Sheriff. He states that addicts are thinking they are
buying heroin. The statistics of synthetic opioids in 2016, 251 out of 349 have died from an
overdose. The 34 additional have died with heroin and fentanyl... Show more content on
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The temporary restriction is null because the wife is hardly around the son s life due to the
addiction she craves. One day, he hopes his wife turns her life around.
This article was interesting to read because I am familiar with Robert s position. I had the same
thoughts and feelings he expressed in the article. One similar thinking was why addict drowns
themselves to drugs. I am amazed how over the years, he has matured in thinking when it comes
to addiction. He is compassionate. Took me a long time to have compassion towards an addict I
knew. My sympathy developed during my freshman college. I did not want to be mad anymore
and decided to have a different approach to thinking. One method of thinking, I never thought of,
was how Robert saw addiction as a disease and in need of treatment. (Wasser, 2017). I found his
perspective intriguing. Also, the article specified that local officers and judges do not treat all
addicts as criminals. (Wasser, 2017). This piece of information was eye catching. This article
taught me do not give up hope even if the addict is selfish.
As a future social worker, two tools stand out when practicing in this field involved with drugs.
One tool to practice is compassionate. If Robert can be kind, so can you. Compassionate is not
judging the person based on their actions and not how many times they messed up. Behind every
action might leave a clue why a person does drugs. A person uses drugs to hide wounds and pain
or to cover up what
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Ohio, one of the states, is facing drug problems. This state is considered one of the deadliest drug
epidemics in American history. There are two types of drugs mentioned in the article. One of them
is opioid. An opioid is a substitute for morphine and widely used. According to the statistics, 500
people had died from an overdose in 2005. In 2013, the numbers soared from 500 deaths to 2,700.
Another drug(s) is known as synthetic opioids. Fentanyl and Carfentanil are the two drugs mention
by Phil Plummer, who is a Montgomery County Sheriff. He states that addicts are thinking they are
buying heroin. The statistics of synthetic opioids in 2016, 251 out of 349 have died from an
overdose. The 34 additional have died with heroin and fentanyl... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The temporary restriction is null because the wife is hardly around the son s life due to the
addiction she craves. One day, he hopes his wife turns her life around.
This article was interesting to read because I am familiar with Robert s position. I had the same
thoughts and feelings he expressed in the article. One similar thinking was why addict drowns
themselves to drugs. I am amazed how over the years, he has matured in thinking when it comes
to addiction. He is compassionate. Took me a long time to have compassion towards an addict I
knew. My sympathy developed during my freshman college. I did not want to be mad anymore
and decided to have a different approach to thinking. One method of thinking, I never thought of,
was how Robert saw addiction as a disease and in need of treatment. (Wasser, 2017). I found his
perspective intriguing. Also, the article specified that local officers and judges do not treat all
addicts as criminals. (Wasser, 2017). This piece of information was eye catching. This article
taught me do not give up hope even if the addict is selfish.
As a future social worker, two tools stand out when practicing in this field involved with drugs.
One tool to practice is compassionate. If Robert can be kind, so can you. Compassionate is not
judging the person based on their actions and not how many times they messed up. Behind every
action might leave a clue why a person does drugs. A person uses drugs to hide wounds and pain
or to cover up what
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The Impact Of The Constitution Of 1860
Constitutions in general are a reflection of the history of that particular nation or state. With each
large change in the state of Texas has come a new Constitution. The Constitution of 1876 is no
exception. During the time of the Radical Republican Governor Edmond J. Davis reign in Texas, he
reigned absolutely. But during this time after Reconstruction, Texas was requiring just that.
Although, he did have some fellow Radical Republicans come assist him with the transition and
they oversaw issues not within their jurisdiction (Glenn). At this time, the Constitution of 1869 had
been in effect for a while now and the people were starting to feel the negative impacts of it and
were hopeful for a change. The government had too much power, the
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Constitutions in general are a reflection of the history of that particular nation or state. With each
large change in the state of Texas has come a new Constitution. The Constitution of 1876 is no
exception. During the time of the Radical Republican Governor Edmond J. Davis reign in Texas, he
reigned absolutely. But during this time after Reconstruction, Texas was requiring just that.
Although, he did have some fellow Radical Republicans come assist him with the transition and
they oversaw issues not within their jurisdiction (Glenn). At this time, the Constitution of 1869 had
been in effect for a while now and the people were starting to feel the negative impacts of it and
were hopeful for a change. The government had too much power, the
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The Individual Observed For This Competency Is A One Year...
Observation Competency The individual observed for this competency is a one year old boy. He
was born in the United States. However, his family is from Cuba. His mother is twenty two and his
father is twenty six. The boy lives with his mother, aunt, and grandparents. The father is not living
with the child. He lives is another state and has poor contact with his son. The language that is used
most of the time in the house is Spanish.The maternal familyof the boy is Christian. They are
Seventh Day Adventists. As part of their religion, they rest on Saturday and go to church. In
addition, they do not eat certain types of food as pork and crab.
The mother of the child has not enough time to share with her son because she has to work to ...
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This train had many colors as green, red, yellow, orange, and blue. It also had numbers going
from one to nine in every wagon. He was very entertained with his toy moving the wagons, and
looking at the brightness of the wagon s color. Afterwards, he saw a green dog that is one of his
favorite toys. The dog was placed on an orange sofa next to him. At that time, he rised holded
from the sofa, and took the dog. When he had the dog in his arms, he started to touch the dog s
hands an legs to listen to different sound sthat the dog made. This standing position fits under the
biological status described by Arnold Gesell. This theorist created the laws of developmental
directions. The one applying to this case is that development proceeds up against gravity. This law
implies that Infants progress from completely prone to prone on elbows, then supported by hands,
then supported by all four limbs, and finally standing and walking (Mandich 2016, p.50).
At a given point of the observation, the baby started to cry aparently without any reason. He put
away the dog and did not want any toy to play. The mother took him in her arms and checked him.
She found out that the child was crying because he made poop. After knowing what happened wit
the child, she took him to the bedroom to change his diaper. Once she changed it, the boy once
again began to smile and play. This attitude also falls under the
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Observation Competency The individual observed for this competency is a one year old boy. He
was born in the United States. However, his family is from Cuba. His mother is twenty two and his
father is twenty six. The boy lives with his mother, aunt, and grandparents. The father is not living
with the child. He lives is another state and has poor contact with his son. The language that is used
most of the time in the house is Spanish.The maternal familyof the boy is Christian. They are
Seventh Day Adventists. As part of their religion, they rest on Saturday and go to church. In
addition, they do not eat certain types of food as pork and crab.
The mother of the child has not enough time to share with her son because she has to work to ...
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This train had many colors as green, red, yellow, orange, and blue. It also had numbers going
from one to nine in every wagon. He was very entertained with his toy moving the wagons, and
looking at the brightness of the wagon s color. Afterwards, he saw a green dog that is one of his
favorite toys. The dog was placed on an orange sofa next to him. At that time, he rised holded
from the sofa, and took the dog. When he had the dog in his arms, he started to touch the dog s
hands an legs to listen to different sound sthat the dog made. This standing position fits under the
biological status described by Arnold Gesell. This theorist created the laws of developmental
directions. The one applying to this case is that development proceeds up against gravity. This law
implies that Infants progress from completely prone to prone on elbows, then supported by hands,
then supported by all four limbs, and finally standing and walking (Mandich 2016, p.50).
At a given point of the observation, the baby started to cry aparently without any reason. He put
away the dog and did not want any toy to play. The mother took him in her arms and checked him.
She found out that the child was crying because he made poop. After knowing what happened wit
the child, she took him to the bedroom to change his diaper. Once she changed it, the boy once
again began to smile and play. This attitude also falls under the
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Single Leaf Swing Door...
Door plays an important area for the building as it allow access and egress from buildings and
between rooms, compartments and corridors. The two examples can be found in block 34 which
is the single hung single leaf swing door and the automatic sliding door at the library, refer to
figure 7.1 and 7.2 of the picture in appendices respectively.
The single hung single leaf swing door that is located at block 34 of Ngee Ann Polytechnic are
supported on hinges as side hung and on track as folding doors. The single hung single leaf swing
door is the most commonly used between rooms and corridors. The advantages of having a
single swing door is that they are very strong and stable, making it easier for maintenance. In
addition they have weather proof qualities which allows it to possess an anti rust quality.
However, the short back of having a single hung single leaf swing wall are it is inflexible as
compared to a double swing door, as it can only be open from one way. It also cause inconvenient
to the users as they have to open the door manually. Although it is weather resistance, they are
prone to water stain due to its material used. Furthermore, they took up larger amount of space as
compared to other door options.
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The window have a lower emissivity, causing it to allow lesser sunlight to pass through the room.
Similarly, the non see through window also have double glazed and a protective layers around it,
causing it to have the same advantages of a see through window. Apart from this, it provides
people with the privacy that they need as from the outside view, the people are unable to view the
activities that is happening in the room. With air gap in between the two glass, it prevent too much
heat from penetrating into the building which helps to reduce any energy wastage that is needed
for air condition to
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Door plays an important area for the building as it allow access and egress from buildings and
between rooms, compartments and corridors. The two examples can be found in block 34 which
is the single hung single leaf swing door and the automatic sliding door at the library, refer to
figure 7.1 and 7.2 of the picture in appendices respectively.
The single hung single leaf swing door that is located at block 34 of Ngee Ann Polytechnic are
supported on hinges as side hung and on track as folding doors. The single hung single leaf swing
door is the most commonly used between rooms and corridors. The advantages of having a
single swing door is that they are very strong and stable, making it easier for maintenance. In
addition they have weather proof qualities which allows it to possess an anti rust quality.
However, the short back of having a single hung single leaf swing wall are it is inflexible as
compared to a double swing door, as it can only be open from one way. It also cause inconvenient
to the users as they have to open the door manually. Although it is weather resistance, they are
prone to water stain due to its material used. Furthermore, they took up larger amount of space as
compared to other door options.
The next example is the automatic door that can be found at ... Show more content on
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The window have a lower emissivity, causing it to allow lesser sunlight to pass through the room.
Similarly, the non see through window also have double glazed and a protective layers around it,
causing it to have the same advantages of a see through window. Apart from this, it provides
people with the privacy that they need as from the outside view, the people are unable to view the
activities that is happening in the room. With air gap in between the two glass, it prevent too much
heat from penetrating into the building which helps to reduce any energy wastage that is needed
for air condition to
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Wordsworth and Vaughan Essay
Wordsworth and Vaughan When reading T.S. Eliot s critical comment, It is to be observed that the
language of these poets is as a rule simple and pure, one might assume that he was referring to the
Romantics (Eliot 2328). Specifically, we could apply this statement to poets the ilk of Wordsworth,
who eschewed poetic affectations and tricked out language for sentiments that originated and
flowed naturally (Wordsworth 270). Yet Eliot hadn t focused his critical eye there, this time. Rather,
he squinted a century back to a lesser referenced literary group, the Metaphysical poets (Eliot 2328).
That the Metaphysical poets and the Romantics share a characteristically simple/natural diction is
important. While they are undoubtedly... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Where Wordsworth focused too on love and nature at first, he then took on more spiritual
subjects. Further, if we assume that Wordsworth s imitation of The Retreat was intentional, then
Vaughan may have even been a poetic model (in some sense) for Wordsworth later in life. True,
Wordsworth is not generally considered a religious poet; he would never have originally
considered Vaughan a model because of the latter s extreme religiosity. Yet if these two poems don
t echo in godly gestures per se, they do in a more spiritual sense and perhaps Wordsworth, as a man
confronted with his own mortality, found Vaughan s treatise on the spirit s immortality a
sympathetic sentiment. Thus by comparing the two, we also might better understand Wordsworth s
poetic progression. Both critical precedence and a close line by line analysis suggest that the
similarity between The Retreat and the Ode is indeed no coincidence. Let anyone who is well
acquainted with Wordsworth s grand ode that on the Intimations of Immortality turn his mind to a
comparison between that and [ The Retreat ]: he will find the resemblance remarkable, comments
19th century author George MacDonald ( A Mount ). Specifically, they resemble in that both poets
claim that the earth is not a soul s first home. Rather, a soul is a visitor on leave from another
spiritual realm. Vaughan remembers that before I understood this place, / appointed for my second
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Wordsworth and Vaughan When reading T.S. Eliot s critical comment, It is to be observed that the
language of these poets is as a rule simple and pure, one might assume that he was referring to the
Romantics (Eliot 2328). Specifically, we could apply this statement to poets the ilk of Wordsworth,
who eschewed poetic affectations and tricked out language for sentiments that originated and
flowed naturally (Wordsworth 270). Yet Eliot hadn t focused his critical eye there, this time. Rather,
he squinted a century back to a lesser referenced literary group, the Metaphysical poets (Eliot 2328).
That the Metaphysical poets and the Romantics share a characteristically simple/natural diction is
important. While they are undoubtedly... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Where Wordsworth focused too on love and nature at first, he then took on more spiritual
subjects. Further, if we assume that Wordsworth s imitation of The Retreat was intentional, then
Vaughan may have even been a poetic model (in some sense) for Wordsworth later in life. True,
Wordsworth is not generally considered a religious poet; he would never have originally
considered Vaughan a model because of the latter s extreme religiosity. Yet if these two poems don
t echo in godly gestures per se, they do in a more spiritual sense and perhaps Wordsworth, as a man
confronted with his own mortality, found Vaughan s treatise on the spirit s immortality a
sympathetic sentiment. Thus by comparing the two, we also might better understand Wordsworth s
poetic progression. Both critical precedence and a close line by line analysis suggest that the
similarity between The Retreat and the Ode is indeed no coincidence. Let anyone who is well
acquainted with Wordsworth s grand ode that on the Intimations of Immortality turn his mind to a
comparison between that and [ The Retreat ]: he will find the resemblance remarkable, comments
19th century author George MacDonald ( A Mount ). Specifically, they resemble in that both poets
claim that the earth is not a soul s first home. Rather, a soul is a visitor on leave from another
spiritual realm. Vaughan remembers that before I understood this place, / appointed for my second
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Dangers Involved with Internet Usage Essays
Dangers Involved with Internet Usage
The Internet today is constantly advancing and expanding. Over the last several years it has
changed the way that we learn, communicate, shop and conduct business. Although there are many
advantages to the Internet, there are also many serious problems that occur with Internet use. Some
of the problems of the Internet include, cyberstalking and identity theft and Internet addiction.
Although the Internet cannot be blamed for the creation of these problems, using the Internet as a
tool has made these problems bigger. The term cyberstalking was unknown to most people ten
years ago, however due to lower costs and the increased access to computers, today it is a
commonly used ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cyberstalkers often pretend to be someone else and get their victims to open up to them and share
personal information with them. These thieves can then use the information to do a number of
things. They can open a new credit account using your name, date of birth, and Social Security
number and use your card, not pay the bill and it is reported to your account. They can call your
credit card company change the address obtain a new card and use it. They can even establish
phones in your name or open up bank accounts and write bad checks on that account. (Netscape)
There are several way that you can protect yourself from becoming a victim of cyberstalking and
identity theft over the Internet. Some tips include:
*Do not share personal information in public spaces anywhere online, nor give it to strangers,
including in e mail or chat rooms. Do not use your real name or nickname as your screen name or
user Id. Pick a name that is gender and race neutral. And do not post personal information as past of
any user profiles.
*Be extremely cautious about meeting online acquaintances in person. If you do choose to meet,
do so in a public place and take along a friend.
*Make sure that your ISP and Internet Relay Chat (IRC) network have an acceptable use policy
that prohibits cyberstalking. And if you network fails to respond to your complaints consider
switching to a provider that is more responsive to user complaints.
*If a situation online becomes
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Dangers Involved with Internet Usage
The Internet today is constantly advancing and expanding. Over the last several years it has
changed the way that we learn, communicate, shop and conduct business. Although there are many
advantages to the Internet, there are also many serious problems that occur with Internet use. Some
of the problems of the Internet include, cyberstalking and identity theft and Internet addiction.
Although the Internet cannot be blamed for the creation of these problems, using the Internet as a
tool has made these problems bigger. The term cyberstalking was unknown to most people ten
years ago, however due to lower costs and the increased access to computers, today it is a
commonly used ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cyberstalkers often pretend to be someone else and get their victims to open up to them and share
personal information with them. These thieves can then use the information to do a number of
things. They can open a new credit account using your name, date of birth, and Social Security
number and use your card, not pay the bill and it is reported to your account. They can call your
credit card company change the address obtain a new card and use it. They can even establish
phones in your name or open up bank accounts and write bad checks on that account. (Netscape)
There are several way that you can protect yourself from becoming a victim of cyberstalking and
identity theft over the Internet. Some tips include:
*Do not share personal information in public spaces anywhere online, nor give it to strangers,
including in e mail or chat rooms. Do not use your real name or nickname as your screen name or
user Id. Pick a name that is gender and race neutral. And do not post personal information as past of
any user profiles.
*Be extremely cautious about meeting online acquaintances in person. If you do choose to meet,
do so in a public place and take along a friend.
*Make sure that your ISP and Internet Relay Chat (IRC) network have an acceptable use policy
that prohibits cyberstalking. And if you network fails to respond to your complaints consider
switching to a provider that is more responsive to user complaints.
*If a situation online becomes
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Corruption In The Canterbury Tales
Geoffrey Chaucer, the first author that used English in a major literary work, is the author of The
Canterbury Tales. Often referred to as the Father of English poetry, Chaucer, is one of the well
known poets in the English language. The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales gives the readers a
description and insight into the character s life and looks. The narrator describes all twenty nine
pilgrims, that are going on the pilgrimage by how the travelers dresses and looks and how they act.
Chaucer wrote The Canterbury Talesto give readers his ideas of the medieval life and to share his
opinion on how corrupt the Catholic Church was in that period. Though Geoffrey Chaucers The
Prologue from The Canterbury Tales describes characters by using direct and indirect
characterization, Chaucer uses appearance versus reality to tell the readers how the different
religious pilgrims either breaks or follows their vows.
One of the vows that Geoffrey Chaucer shows the readers how the religious figures and how the
church was corrupt was the vow of poverty. An upholder of God cannot be attached to worldly or
material things and is to live modestly like the vow of poverty says. In line 180 the narrator
describes the Monk as taking the modern world s more spacious way, (Chaucer). In doing this, the
Monk owns greyhounds and horses and wears grey fur and gold pins (Chaucer, 193 200). The
narrator also describes the Monk as personable, but in reality, the Monk is not sympathetic. Another
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Geoffrey Chaucer, the first author that used English in a major literary work, is the author of The
Canterbury Tales. Often referred to as the Father of English poetry, Chaucer, is one of the well
known poets in the English language. The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales gives the readers a
description and insight into the character s life and looks. The narrator describes all twenty nine
pilgrims, that are going on the pilgrimage by how the travelers dresses and looks and how they act.
Chaucer wrote The Canterbury Talesto give readers his ideas of the medieval life and to share his
opinion on how corrupt the Catholic Church was in that period. Though Geoffrey Chaucers The
Prologue from The Canterbury Tales describes characters by using direct and indirect
characterization, Chaucer uses appearance versus reality to tell the readers how the different
religious pilgrims either breaks or follows their vows.
One of the vows that Geoffrey Chaucer shows the readers how the religious figures and how the
church was corrupt was the vow of poverty. An upholder of God cannot be attached to worldly or
material things and is to live modestly like the vow of poverty says. In line 180 the narrator
describes the Monk as taking the modern world s more spacious way, (Chaucer). In doing this, the
Monk owns greyhounds and horses and wears grey fur and gold pins (Chaucer, 193 200). The
narrator also describes the Monk as personable, but in reality, the Monk is not sympathetic. Another
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Differences Between Men And Women
Introduction
Communication style, as defined by the textbook, is the behaviors that are observable by others
(Reece, 2014). Men and women have general differences in communication style, whether in a
formal or informal setting. Linguistic style, as defined by Deborah Tannen, refers to a person s
characteristic speaking pattern. Men tend to be more direct and dominating, whereas, women
exhibit a more practical and indirect approach. Although these conclusions are generalizations,
research has proven that they are typical of the ordinary man and woman (Tannen, 1995).
Criticism
Criticism is a major issue that is unavoidable, but handled very differently by the opposing genders
in the workplace. When a woman is in charge, she may be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The male directive approach may work well when dealing with other men, from both a manager
and an employee s perspective, however, taking that approach when dealing with a female
counterpart will hinder them. The same goes for women, as mentioned in the example above. Their
caring approach will work well with other sensitive women, however, there will be
miscommunication when applied to an issue with a male counterpart.
Conflict
Women seek compromise when conflicts arise, but they sometimes fail to stand their ground. They
succumb to the dominating demeanor of men, who use their natural mannerism to their advantage.
This is an example of a hindrance to women, but an advantage to men. Men know that women
work to maintain a peaceful work environment and if backing down in a disagreement is what it
takes, its often the road taken (Warren, 2017).
Strengths
Women tend to have the upper hand in situations where listening skills, inclusive body language
and empathy are more highly valued . They display signs of genuine interest when others are
speaking by nodding their heads, leaning in, and smiling because they expect reciprocated
behavior (Goman, 2016). Women have the need to feel valued and appreciated for their efforts.
They seek approval from their colleagues and managers. This is because women exhibit
characteristics of a people oriented style. On the contrary, men are thought to take charge more
readily and be viewed as more effective where
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Introduction
Communication style, as defined by the textbook, is the behaviors that are observable by others
(Reece, 2014). Men and women have general differences in communication style, whether in a
formal or informal setting. Linguistic style, as defined by Deborah Tannen, refers to a person s
characteristic speaking pattern. Men tend to be more direct and dominating, whereas, women
exhibit a more practical and indirect approach. Although these conclusions are generalizations,
research has proven that they are typical of the ordinary man and woman (Tannen, 1995).
Criticism
Criticism is a major issue that is unavoidable, but handled very differently by the opposing genders
in the workplace. When a woman is in charge, she may be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The male directive approach may work well when dealing with other men, from both a manager
and an employee s perspective, however, taking that approach when dealing with a female
counterpart will hinder them. The same goes for women, as mentioned in the example above. Their
caring approach will work well with other sensitive women, however, there will be
miscommunication when applied to an issue with a male counterpart.
Conflict
Women seek compromise when conflicts arise, but they sometimes fail to stand their ground. They
succumb to the dominating demeanor of men, who use their natural mannerism to their advantage.
This is an example of a hindrance to women, but an advantage to men. Men know that women
work to maintain a peaceful work environment and if backing down in a disagreement is what it
takes, its often the road taken (Warren, 2017).
Strengths
Women tend to have the upper hand in situations where listening skills, inclusive body language
and empathy are more highly valued . They display signs of genuine interest when others are
speaking by nodding their heads, leaning in, and smiling because they expect reciprocated
behavior (Goman, 2016). Women have the need to feel valued and appreciated for their efforts.
They seek approval from their colleagues and managers. This is because women exhibit
characteristics of a people oriented style. On the contrary, men are thought to take charge more
readily and be viewed as more effective where
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Questions On Behavior Analyst Certification Board
Introduction In this paper regarding a four year old male (Jimmy) throwing tantrums, I will identify
his target behavior and provided a detailed description of how antecedent stimuli plus conditions
could be potentially important for the assessment of his target behavior. At the same time providing
detailed description of discriminative and motivating operations that are applicable in this scenario.
On the other end of the spectrum, I will shed light on consequence stimuli and conditions that could
be potentially important for assessment of the targeted behavior with the influence of positive,
negative, and automatic positive/negative reinforcement. Additionally, I will describe the
components of the S M I R model and how they would be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
For instance: one Sunday afternoon Jimmy was in the backyard playing on the swing set, Jimmy
s mother yelled outside for Jimmy to come in and clean up his bedroom, at that moment Jimmy
began to throw himself on the ground, screaming so loud that the neighbors could hear him,
kicking his feet so hard he could have dug a hole in the ground where he was laying, and
pounding his fists so rigid, you could see the color of his fingers turning purple; this tantrum lasted
for over two minutes until Jimmy s mother went back into the house leaving Jimmy to continue to
play outside instead of coming in to clean his room. Another instance: Jimmy and his parents had
gone to the local market to pick up some groceries for dinner, while standing in the checkout line
Jimmy asked his father to buy him a candy bar; knowing that in doing so this would ruin Jimmy s
appetite for dinner, Jimmy s dad said no . Instantly Jimmy threw himself of the floor of the market,
began to screaming at the top of his lungs, crying, and kicking his feet with the intensity of almost
breaking his toes; this tantrum lasted for three minutes until Jimmy s father decided to give Jimmy
the candy bar to get him to stop throwing a tantrum . It is important to note that during these so
called tantrums ; Jimmy does not show any aggression toward either parent. Antecedent stimuli
could be very useful in assessing the target behavior
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Introduction In this paper regarding a four year old male (Jimmy) throwing tantrums, I will identify
his target behavior and provided a detailed description of how antecedent stimuli plus conditions
could be potentially important for the assessment of his target behavior. At the same time providing
detailed description of discriminative and motivating operations that are applicable in this scenario.
On the other end of the spectrum, I will shed light on consequence stimuli and conditions that could
be potentially important for assessment of the targeted behavior with the influence of positive,
negative, and automatic positive/negative reinforcement. Additionally, I will describe the
components of the S M I R model and how they would be... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
For instance: one Sunday afternoon Jimmy was in the backyard playing on the swing set, Jimmy
s mother yelled outside for Jimmy to come in and clean up his bedroom, at that moment Jimmy
began to throw himself on the ground, screaming so loud that the neighbors could hear him,
kicking his feet so hard he could have dug a hole in the ground where he was laying, and
pounding his fists so rigid, you could see the color of his fingers turning purple; this tantrum lasted
for over two minutes until Jimmy s mother went back into the house leaving Jimmy to continue to
play outside instead of coming in to clean his room. Another instance: Jimmy and his parents had
gone to the local market to pick up some groceries for dinner, while standing in the checkout line
Jimmy asked his father to buy him a candy bar; knowing that in doing so this would ruin Jimmy s
appetite for dinner, Jimmy s dad said no . Instantly Jimmy threw himself of the floor of the market,
began to screaming at the top of his lungs, crying, and kicking his feet with the intensity of almost
breaking his toes; this tantrum lasted for three minutes until Jimmy s father decided to give Jimmy
the candy bar to get him to stop throwing a tantrum . It is important to note that during these so
called tantrums ; Jimmy does not show any aggression toward either parent. Antecedent stimuli
could be very useful in assessing the target behavior
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Book Review Essay
Achieving success, whether it is in a personal, social, or professional setting, is often the end goal
of most human efforts. Most of the time, acquiring that success requires hard work, perseverance,
and dedication. Yet it is often difficult to maintain the continual motivation needed to overcome the
frequent obstacles and setbacks that litter the road to success. C.P Neck s and C. Manz s book,
Mastering Self Leadership: Empowering Yourself for Personal Excellence, explores strategies and
tools to strengthen the key attribute that provides sustenance for an individual s motivation, self
leadership. The tools encompass ideas such as world altering strategies, natural reward system, and
positive thinking. While each is a different, unique... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the author s shifted focus to psychologically driven concepts, such as mental and thought
patterns, the strategies shifted from creating a positive environment to overcoming obstacles. One
of the first steps in overcoming an obstacle was to visualize the achievement, to create an imagined
experience . Envisioning success bolsters a person s morale and provides a renewed vigor with
which to attack the obstacle.
Although the text focused on self leadership, the authors did discuss how self leadership is
directly tied into the success of teams. The same strategies, which improve self leadership in
oneself, can be extrapolated for a team: removal of negative cues, goal setting, strong team beliefs
and team mental imagery are a few examples. However, in order to ensure the success of the team,
there must be a balance of me and we , meaning that while individualistic goals must be set and
followed, they must coincide with team goals and neither should outweigh the other. The
importance of fitness to self image and self leadership was the penultimate strategy discussed in the
text. Studies illustrated the benefits of fitness resulting in improved job performance and
professional satisfaction. Lastly, the text discussed the importance of life factors such as happiness,
emotional satisfaction, and social responsibility to self leadership. Different personality types
approach
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Achieving success, whether it is in a personal, social, or professional setting, is often the end goal
of most human efforts. Most of the time, acquiring that success requires hard work, perseverance,
and dedication. Yet it is often difficult to maintain the continual motivation needed to overcome the
frequent obstacles and setbacks that litter the road to success. C.P Neck s and C. Manz s book,
Mastering Self Leadership: Empowering Yourself for Personal Excellence, explores strategies and
tools to strengthen the key attribute that provides sustenance for an individual s motivation, self
leadership. The tools encompass ideas such as world altering strategies, natural reward system, and
positive thinking. While each is a different, unique... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the author s shifted focus to psychologically driven concepts, such as mental and thought
patterns, the strategies shifted from creating a positive environment to overcoming obstacles. One
of the first steps in overcoming an obstacle was to visualize the achievement, to create an imagined
experience . Envisioning success bolsters a person s morale and provides a renewed vigor with
which to attack the obstacle.
Although the text focused on self leadership, the authors did discuss how self leadership is
directly tied into the success of teams. The same strategies, which improve self leadership in
oneself, can be extrapolated for a team: removal of negative cues, goal setting, strong team beliefs
and team mental imagery are a few examples. However, in order to ensure the success of the team,
there must be a balance of me and we , meaning that while individualistic goals must be set and
followed, they must coincide with team goals and neither should outweigh the other. The
importance of fitness to self image and self leadership was the penultimate strategy discussed in the
text. Studies illustrated the benefits of fitness resulting in improved job performance and
professional satisfaction. Lastly, the text discussed the importance of life factors such as happiness,
emotional satisfaction, and social responsibility to self leadership. Different personality types
approach
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A Primate s Talking Analysis
Look Who s Talking elucidates the way different animals coexist, work, and communicate in their
social environment. From ants, to bees, to wolves and cows, no matter the size of the animals, they
all have their methods when it comes to working together.
Many similarities can be drawn between Sapolski s A Primate s Memoir and the documentary Look
who s talking. From the size of a community to the way the animals communicate, baboons
distinguish themselves from other social species. The wolf lives in a small pack to assure its
survival; the bee lives in a hive with thousands of other workers; the ant lives in a very large
colony; the baboon lives in a troop. At the top of a baboon troop s hierarchy is an alpha male. He
assures his reign through
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Look Who s Talking elucidates the way different animals coexist, work, and communicate in their
social environment. From ants, to bees, to wolves and cows, no matter the size of the animals, they
all have their methods when it comes to working together.
Many similarities can be drawn between Sapolski s A Primate s Memoir and the documentary Look
who s talking. From the size of a community to the way the animals communicate, baboons
distinguish themselves from other social species. The wolf lives in a small pack to assure its
survival; the bee lives in a hive with thousands of other workers; the ant lives in a very large
colony; the baboon lives in a troop. At the top of a baboon troop s hierarchy is an alpha male. He
assures his reign through
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Diet Coke Twisted Mango Commercial
I thought that the Diet Coke Twisted Mango commercial was very poorly done. The commercial
featured actress Hayley Magnus, who takes a sip of Diet Coke and starts dancing uncontrollably.
Overall, I thought that the commercial was very annoying and ineffective. The main reason that I
felt the commercial was bad was because the dancing was very distracting. The poor dancing
drew my attention away from the product itself. As I watched the poor dancing I was cringing.
The dancing was so bad that my assumptions carried over to what Diet Coke Twisted Mango will
likely taste like (very poor). In addition to the poor choreography, it seemed like Diet Coke put very
minimal time and effort into the making of the commercial. And after researching
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I thought that the Diet Coke Twisted Mango commercial was very poorly done. The commercial
featured actress Hayley Magnus, who takes a sip of Diet Coke and starts dancing uncontrollably.
Overall, I thought that the commercial was very annoying and ineffective. The main reason that I
felt the commercial was bad was because the dancing was very distracting. The poor dancing
drew my attention away from the product itself. As I watched the poor dancing I was cringing.
The dancing was so bad that my assumptions carried over to what Diet Coke Twisted Mango will
likely taste like (very poor). In addition to the poor choreography, it seemed like Diet Coke put very
minimal time and effort into the making of the commercial. And after researching
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The Relationship Between Pedagogy And Interaction In The...
As English is becoming a more and more popular language, it is taught as a second language in the
classroom in many countries all over the world. In consideration of this, many researchers have
analysed different kinds of interaction that happens in the classroom. Seedhouse (2004) suggests
that the organization of turn taking, sequence, and repair follow some rules in the second language
classroom. Waldspurger (1996) concludes that learners usually produce long utterances in
discussion lessons compared to what they produce in grammar lessons. In accordance with the
finding of Seedhouse (2004), this essay aims to analyses the relationship between pedagogyand
interaction in the second language classroom as this relationship is the basis of the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to describe the interactional architecture, the institutional core goal needs to be identified
at first, which is what the teacher aims to teach to the learners in the second language classroom.
This core goal remains the same no matter who will teach it and where it will be taught. There are
three properties deriving from the core goal according to Seedhouse (2004), which shapes the
interaction in the second language classroom. Property one is that language is both the medium
and goal of instruction. That is to say, language is not only used by both teachers and learners in
the second language classroom as a medium but also it is the goal of their learning by using this
language. Property two is that pedagogy and interaction have an influence on each other, which
means that if the pedagogical focus changes, the interaction changes as well and vice versa.
Whatever one says in the second language classroom usually reflects that he is displaying his
analysis of the relationship between pedagogy and interaction. Property three is that the interaction
which the learners produce will be evaluated
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As English is becoming a more and more popular language, it is taught as a second language in the
classroom in many countries all over the world. In consideration of this, many researchers have
analysed different kinds of interaction that happens in the classroom. Seedhouse (2004) suggests
that the organization of turn taking, sequence, and repair follow some rules in the second language
classroom. Waldspurger (1996) concludes that learners usually produce long utterances in
discussion lessons compared to what they produce in grammar lessons. In accordance with the
finding of Seedhouse (2004), this essay aims to analyses the relationship between pedagogyand
interaction in the second language classroom as this relationship is the basis of the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to describe the interactional architecture, the institutional core goal needs to be identified
at first, which is what the teacher aims to teach to the learners in the second language classroom.
This core goal remains the same no matter who will teach it and where it will be taught. There are
three properties deriving from the core goal according to Seedhouse (2004), which shapes the
interaction in the second language classroom. Property one is that language is both the medium
and goal of instruction. That is to say, language is not only used by both teachers and learners in
the second language classroom as a medium but also it is the goal of their learning by using this
language. Property two is that pedagogy and interaction have an influence on each other, which
means that if the pedagogical focus changes, the interaction changes as well and vice versa.
Whatever one says in the second language classroom usually reflects that he is displaying his
analysis of the relationship between pedagogy and interaction. Property three is that the interaction
which the learners produce will be evaluated
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The military has emplaced a system of operation that...
The military has emplaced a system of operation that allows for the dissemination of information
and the completion of tasks. This system is known as a Chain of Command. The Chain of
Command is a structure that places one individual is in charge of a small piece of a much larger
picture. Each individual places his or her piece into the puzzle completing the image for the top
of the Chain of Command at their respected level. The Chain of Command was established to
allow for easier completion of missions and tasks as well as to ensure that those tasks are
completed in a timely manner. The Chain of Command consists of three groups of individuals:
Officers, Non Commissioned Officers and lower enlisted personal. Officers and their obligations...
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Theses texts and doctrine include Army Regulations, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, Army
Field Manuals, Soldier s Manuals Department of the Army pamphlets and the Army Training and
Evaluation Program. Noncommissioned Officers also have Directed duties to follow and uphold.
A Directed duty is a duty that is either orally or written given from a superior in a chain of
command above the Non Commissioned Officer. These duties can range from being in charge of
CQ, being the Non Commissioned Officer in charge (NCOIC) of a range, or any other additional
duties that the Command group needs filled. Implied duties refer to the duties of Non
commissioned Officers that are neither directed nor specified. Non Commissioned Officers also
inform higher members of the Chain of Command of individual readiness and unit readiness for
the completion of missions. These duties range from motivating individuals, providing directive or
creating an optimal work environment. Non commissioned Officers responsibility depends on
rank, duty position and willingness to accept a tasking. Non Commissioned Officers are
responsible for the accomplishment of their mission and the welfare of their Soldiers. Non
Commissioned Officers are required and responsible for upholding standards that are currently
emplaced from uniform wear and appearance to proper conduction of field problems to knowing
heir soldier
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The military has emplaced a system of operation that allows for the dissemination of information
and the completion of tasks. This system is known as a Chain of Command. The Chain of
Command is a structure that places one individual is in charge of a small piece of a much larger
picture. Each individual places his or her piece into the puzzle completing the image for the top
of the Chain of Command at their respected level. The Chain of Command was established to
allow for easier completion of missions and tasks as well as to ensure that those tasks are
completed in a timely manner. The Chain of Command consists of three groups of individuals:
Officers, Non Commissioned Officers and lower enlisted personal. Officers and their obligations...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Theses texts and doctrine include Army Regulations, the Uniform Code of Military Justice, Army
Field Manuals, Soldier s Manuals Department of the Army pamphlets and the Army Training and
Evaluation Program. Noncommissioned Officers also have Directed duties to follow and uphold.
A Directed duty is a duty that is either orally or written given from a superior in a chain of
command above the Non Commissioned Officer. These duties can range from being in charge of
CQ, being the Non Commissioned Officer in charge (NCOIC) of a range, or any other additional
duties that the Command group needs filled. Implied duties refer to the duties of Non
commissioned Officers that are neither directed nor specified. Non Commissioned Officers also
inform higher members of the Chain of Command of individual readiness and unit readiness for
the completion of missions. These duties range from motivating individuals, providing directive or
creating an optimal work environment. Non commissioned Officers responsibility depends on
rank, duty position and willingness to accept a tasking. Non Commissioned Officers are
responsible for the accomplishment of their mission and the welfare of their Soldiers. Non
Commissioned Officers are required and responsible for upholding standards that are currently
emplaced from uniform wear and appearance to proper conduction of field problems to knowing
heir soldier
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Cutthroat Kitchen Compare And Contrast
For my essay I am writing about a compare and contrast between two cooking shows that I watch
and know well. Both of these shows are on Food network the first show is cutthroat kitchen and the
second is chopped. These are two shows that are similar yet have differences to each other.
Cutthroat kitchen gives four chefs $25,000 to spend that money on helping themselves or
sabotaging their competitors (FoodNetwork). It is cooking competitions so they have 3 rounds were
they cook whatever the host Alton Brown tells them to make. After that they get 60 seconds to shop
in the pantry for everything they need to cook with. Once they ve done that Alton starts to auction
off the sabotages and they start at $500 and rising, they aren t the same sabotages either he changes
them all the time.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
it just depends on what they are cooking . (TvTropes). When they are done cooking that is when
the judge shows up and there is only one judge which isn t Alton it s usually Jet Tila. Before they
judge the competitors food they are sequestered room that is sound proof so they don t know
what sabotages they were given to which if any. The criterion the judge goes by is the
resemblance of what was said to be made, taste and presentation. Whatever money you don t spend
out of the $25,000 at the end when you win is what you take home so spend wisely. Cutthroat
kitchen comes on every Thursday at 10 pm. This show is really fun to watch because of the
sabotages that they give each
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For my essay I am writing about a compare and contrast between two cooking shows that I watch
and know well. Both of these shows are on Food network the first show is cutthroat kitchen and the
second is chopped. These are two shows that are similar yet have differences to each other.
Cutthroat kitchen gives four chefs $25,000 to spend that money on helping themselves or
sabotaging their competitors (FoodNetwork). It is cooking competitions so they have 3 rounds were
they cook whatever the host Alton Brown tells them to make. After that they get 60 seconds to shop
in the pantry for everything they need to cook with. Once they ve done that Alton starts to auction
off the sabotages and they start at $500 and rising, they aren t the same sabotages either he changes
them all the time.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
it just depends on what they are cooking . (TvTropes). When they are done cooking that is when
the judge shows up and there is only one judge which isn t Alton it s usually Jet Tila. Before they
judge the competitors food they are sequestered room that is sound proof so they don t know
what sabotages they were given to which if any. The criterion the judge goes by is the
resemblance of what was said to be made, taste and presentation. Whatever money you don t spend
out of the $25,000 at the end when you win is what you take home so spend wisely. Cutthroat
kitchen comes on every Thursday at 10 pm. This show is really fun to watch because of the
sabotages that they give each
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Survey On Sentiment Analysis And Opinion Mining
A Survey on Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining Abstract This survey reviews the recent
progress in the field of sentiment analysis with the focus on available datasets and sentiment
analysis techniques. Since many exhaustive surveys on sentiment analysis of text input are
available, this survey briefly summarizes text analysis techniques and focuses on the analysis of
audio, video and multimodal input. This survey also describes different available datasets. In
most of the work datasets are prepared as per specific research requirements. This survey also
discusses methods used to prepare such datasets. This survey will be helpful for beginners to
obtain an overview of available datasets, methods to prepare datasets sentiment analysis techniques,
and challenges in this area. Key words Sentiment Analysis, Opinion Mining, Multimodal
Sentiment Analysis, datasets 1 INTRODUCTION Opinions always play an important role in
decision making. Businesses seek consumer opinions about their products and services to
improvise them, consumers seek opinions of other consumers to get the best deal. Governors and
policy makers of the country also need to consider opinions of the masses before making some
decisions. Emergence of social networking sites, blogs, forums, e commerce websites have
provided internet users with a platform where they can express their opinions. Thus a huge source
of opinions, views, and sentiments has been created and is being updated every day. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Survey on Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining Abstract This survey reviews the recent
progress in the field of sentiment analysis with the focus on available datasets and sentiment
analysis techniques. Since many exhaustive surveys on sentiment analysis of text input are
available, this survey briefly summarizes text analysis techniques and focuses on the analysis of
audio, video and multimodal input. This survey also describes different available datasets. In
most of the work datasets are prepared as per specific research requirements. This survey also
discusses methods used to prepare such datasets. This survey will be helpful for beginners to
obtain an overview of available datasets, methods to prepare datasets sentiment analysis techniques,
and challenges in this area. Key words Sentiment Analysis, Opinion Mining, Multimodal
Sentiment Analysis, datasets 1 INTRODUCTION Opinions always play an important role in
decision making. Businesses seek consumer opinions about their products and services to
improvise them, consumers seek opinions of other consumers to get the best deal. Governors and
policy makers of the country also need to consider opinions of the masses before making some
decisions. Emergence of social networking sites, blogs, forums, e commerce websites have
provided internet users with a platform where they can express their opinions. Thus a huge source
of opinions, views, and sentiments has been created and is being updated every day. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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