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Northwest Airlines
Sub : Northwest Airlines and the Detroit Snowstorm Analysis in January 1999.
Date : March 17, 2014
The incident involving the Detroit snowstorm and Northwest Airlines is the quintessential of a failure
to deliver a Now you re flying smart experience for our travelers. The course of events detail the
experience of travelers, mis calculated decisions by the ground staff and the lack of an effective
emergency response plan that should have been implemented to provide the promise of delivering
passengers from point A to point B.
The act of god and the associated repercussions in this case could have been managed and avoided
with the following recommendations:
a. The passengers aboard ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The experience quality of our passengers and frequent flyers were marred and the situation required a
drastic service recovery strategy to regain their confidence, loyalty and support in the long run. A good
service recovery can turn angry, frustrated customers, into loyal ones... can in fact create more
goodwill than if things had gone smoothly in the first place [Hart et al]. Hence, a team that looks at the
service recovery process from the view of the passenger would need immediate mobilization.
Personalized apologies in conversations followed up with a written note and compensation that caters
to the individual passengers desire would be a necessity to avoid future litigations and court cases. A
timely note in the next 24 hours from the CEO to the media about the company s response to the
situation with key reasons and effective measures that prevent such occurrence in the future will
fortify the service recovery strategy.
Rationale: The above mentioned recommended step shows empathy towards customer by the senior
management and works towards bridging the trust deficit that was created between the customer and
the airline. The zone of tolerance had long been passed and the irate customers needed cajoling.
c. Northwest had been too late to halt the departure of the planes from other cities to Detroit. The
decision to let 30 planes land in Detroit on Sunday by the SOC director, mis judged
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sub : Northwest Airlines and the Detroit Snowstorm Analysis in January 1999.
Date : March 17, 2014
The incident involving the Detroit snowstorm and Northwest Airlines is the quintessential of a failure
to deliver a Now you re flying smart experience for our travelers. The course of events detail the
experience of travelers, mis calculated decisions by the ground staff and the lack of an effective
emergency response plan that should have been implemented to provide the promise of delivering
passengers from point A to point B.
The act of god and the associated repercussions in this case could have been managed and avoided
with the following recommendations:
a. The passengers aboard ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The experience quality of our passengers and frequent flyers were marred and the situation required a
drastic service recovery strategy to regain their confidence, loyalty and support in the long run. A good
service recovery can turn angry, frustrated customers, into loyal ones... can in fact create more
goodwill than if things had gone smoothly in the first place [Hart et al]. Hence, a team that looks at the
service recovery process from the view of the passenger would need immediate mobilization.
Personalized apologies in conversations followed up with a written note and compensation that caters
to the individual passengers desire would be a necessity to avoid future litigations and court cases. A
timely note in the next 24 hours from the CEO to the media about the company s response to the
situation with key reasons and effective measures that prevent such occurrence in the future will
fortify the service recovery strategy.
Rationale: The above mentioned recommended step shows empathy towards customer by the senior
management and works towards bridging the trust deficit that was created between the customer and
the airline. The zone of tolerance had long been passed and the irate customers needed cajoling.
c. Northwest had been too late to halt the departure of the planes from other cities to Detroit. The
decision to let 30 planes land in Detroit on Sunday by the SOC director, mis judged
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Poverty Obesity
Connection between Poverty and Obesity
English 135
DeVry University
Farm subsidy payments are over $10 billion and are authorized to make payments to people who aren
t even farmers anymore (Morgan, Gaul, Cohen, 2006, para. 3). This has been going on, in some cases,
over 10 years (para. 6). As long as you owned the farmland, you don t even have to be growing
anything and you would continue to receive a subsidy check (para. 3). Bottom line is all these billions
of dollars in government subsidies contribute to lowering the cost of processed foods; not a good
occurrence if you have low income and cannot afford the high cost of healthier foods. The processed
foods are so cheap to buy and are the unhealthiest that can be ... Show more content on
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10)! Edwards actually calls for the repeal of farmer subsidies and claims agriculture would thrive
without subsidies (para 40). He further claims that: It is normal for people to fear economic change,
but many industries have been radically reformed in recent decades with positive results, including the
airline, trucking, telecommunications and energy industries. If farm subsidies were ended, and
agriculture markets deregulated and open to entrepreneurs, farming would change different crops
would be planted, land usage would change.... But a stronger and more innovative industry would
likely emerge having greater resilience to shocks and downturns (para. 40). I agree with Edwards as he
makes a good argument that if other companies can survive economic change without a bailout, why
can t the farm industry do the same? He also states the whole system is practically corrupt because of
political involvement in the process as the many legislators have an interest in increasing the USDA s
budget (para. 6). The whole system needs reform and subsidies need to be reduced or repealed.
Another reason to reduce the government subsidies is because another by product of corn that is
produced in overabundance is High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), which has replaced pure cane sugar
because it is cheaper to produce (Pollan, p. 104). What is HFCS? High fructose corn syrup contains
fructose and sucrose,
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Connection between Poverty and Obesity
English 135
DeVry University
Farm subsidy payments are over $10 billion and are authorized to make payments to people who aren
t even farmers anymore (Morgan, Gaul, Cohen, 2006, para. 3). This has been going on, in some cases,
over 10 years (para. 6). As long as you owned the farmland, you don t even have to be growing
anything and you would continue to receive a subsidy check (para. 3). Bottom line is all these billions
of dollars in government subsidies contribute to lowering the cost of processed foods; not a good
occurrence if you have low income and cannot afford the high cost of healthier foods. The processed
foods are so cheap to buy and are the unhealthiest that can be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
10)! Edwards actually calls for the repeal of farmer subsidies and claims agriculture would thrive
without subsidies (para 40). He further claims that: It is normal for people to fear economic change,
but many industries have been radically reformed in recent decades with positive results, including the
airline, trucking, telecommunications and energy industries. If farm subsidies were ended, and
agriculture markets deregulated and open to entrepreneurs, farming would change different crops
would be planted, land usage would change.... But a stronger and more innovative industry would
likely emerge having greater resilience to shocks and downturns (para. 40). I agree with Edwards as he
makes a good argument that if other companies can survive economic change without a bailout, why
can t the farm industry do the same? He also states the whole system is practically corrupt because of
political involvement in the process as the many legislators have an interest in increasing the USDA s
budget (para. 6). The whole system needs reform and subsidies need to be reduced or repealed.
Another reason to reduce the government subsidies is because another by product of corn that is
produced in overabundance is High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS), which has replaced pure cane sugar
because it is cheaper to produce (Pollan, p. 104). What is HFCS? High fructose corn syrup contains
fructose and sucrose,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Contradictions In Othello Research Paper
In the book Othello written by William Shakespeare, there are many characters who seem to show
contradiction in the way they act and talk. Contradiction is when there is a series of stamens and ideas
that oppose to one another. There are also character pairs who are contradictions. Shakespeare puts
contradictions in all his plays to make ether intensity of the play arise. Usually contradiction is found
with in a topic, in a conversation, and in pairs however in this play Shakespeare shows contradiction
with in a character. More specifically Othello. Othello is a complex and a contradictory character and
therefore his individual personality should be looked at and taken into consideration when proving his
contradictions. Othello is a character ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Just like the love between Othello and Desdemona. They show contradictions in many ways through
their love, as each character sees them differently just like Iago and Rodrigo. Because they don t like
Othello they focus a lot on his skin colour while the rest of the characters especially the duke sees
Othello as a great, brave military leader. The people like Iago, Rodrigo, Emilia and Barbanzio all look
at Desdemona as a pure white dove and when they see Othello they think of him as animal like a
Barbary Horse (1:1:112). The other contradiction shown in their relationship is that Desdemona went
against the rule that they had back then and choose Othello even though he is black instead of
choosing a white man. This is a big contradiction that is shown because back then that wasn t normal
for people to do that and Desdemona being the sweet innocent girl that people presume her to be
shows contradiction in a big way because it shows that Desdemona is not so sweet after all and breaks
the rules. Othello has become a puppet of Iago and believes everything that Iago tells him. In this case
Iago mentioned that Desdemona doesn t love Othello anymore and is cheating on him because he is
black, older, and has very rude manors As, to be bold with you,/Not to affect many proposèd
matches/Of her own clime, complexion, and degree,/Whereto we see in all things nature tends /Foh!
One may smell in such a will most rank,/Foul disproportions, thoughts unnatural./But pardon me I do
not in position/Distinctly speak of her, (3:3:230 237). This is a contradiction because Desdemona
loves Othello and doesn t think that of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the book Othello written by William Shakespeare, there are many characters who seem to show
contradiction in the way they act and talk. Contradiction is when there is a series of stamens and ideas
that oppose to one another. There are also character pairs who are contradictions. Shakespeare puts
contradictions in all his plays to make ether intensity of the play arise. Usually contradiction is found
with in a topic, in a conversation, and in pairs however in this play Shakespeare shows contradiction
with in a character. More specifically Othello. Othello is a complex and a contradictory character and
therefore his individual personality should be looked at and taken into consideration when proving his
contradictions. Othello is a character ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Just like the love between Othello and Desdemona. They show contradictions in many ways through
their love, as each character sees them differently just like Iago and Rodrigo. Because they don t like
Othello they focus a lot on his skin colour while the rest of the characters especially the duke sees
Othello as a great, brave military leader. The people like Iago, Rodrigo, Emilia and Barbanzio all look
at Desdemona as a pure white dove and when they see Othello they think of him as animal like a
Barbary Horse (1:1:112). The other contradiction shown in their relationship is that Desdemona went
against the rule that they had back then and choose Othello even though he is black instead of
choosing a white man. This is a big contradiction that is shown because back then that wasn t normal
for people to do that and Desdemona being the sweet innocent girl that people presume her to be
shows contradiction in a big way because it shows that Desdemona is not so sweet after all and breaks
the rules. Othello has become a puppet of Iago and believes everything that Iago tells him. In this case
Iago mentioned that Desdemona doesn t love Othello anymore and is cheating on him because he is
black, older, and has very rude manors As, to be bold with you,/Not to affect many proposèd
matches/Of her own clime, complexion, and degree,/Whereto we see in all things nature tends /Foh!
One may smell in such a will most rank,/Foul disproportions, thoughts unnatural./But pardon me I do
not in position/Distinctly speak of her, (3:3:230 237). This is a contradiction because Desdemona
loves Othello and doesn t think that of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Liberal Arts College Application Essay Sample
#100 The pluralistic, polyphonic, unclassifiable mass of humanity that is our student body I am not a
woman who believes in solitude, and much of my adolescence has been characterized by a hankering
for community beyond that which may be found in the halls of a public high school. During sleepy
classroom debates, I yearn for boldness, and peers who, like me, are unafraid to jump into the fray;
and in my small town, I wish for a greater diversity of backgrounds, ideas, and people. This
community I desire can only be described as differing. Twice in my young life have I encountered that
sublime feeling of togetherness and separateness alike: my summers with Duke TIP, and my time on
the Florida Key Club District Board. As a TIPster, I learned and lived with budding artists and
intellectuals, not to mention violinists clad in kilts. They taught me the rules of Ultimate Frisbee and
the finer points of social activism, how to cook microwavable macaroni and how ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the reasons I am most drawn to a liberal arts college is the passion it cultivates, with an added
emphasis on the natural and human sciences. Furthermore, Wellesley s mission to empower female
scientists resonates deeply with me, and assures me of the institutional support I would receive as a
student. However, it is the knowledge that I would be surrounded by countless others of innumerable
talents and dreams that most excites me. Learning and working with other young women who are
steadily chipping away at lofty goals of Eureka! moments and life changing discoveries would be truly
priceless, and simultaneously humbling and motivating. I can think of little more inspiring than to
share the camaraderie of fellow science fiends in a setting so fiercely supportive (both materialistically
and morally) and driven by the desire to advance human
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
#100 The pluralistic, polyphonic, unclassifiable mass of humanity that is our student body I am not a
woman who believes in solitude, and much of my adolescence has been characterized by a hankering
for community beyond that which may be found in the halls of a public high school. During sleepy
classroom debates, I yearn for boldness, and peers who, like me, are unafraid to jump into the fray;
and in my small town, I wish for a greater diversity of backgrounds, ideas, and people. This
community I desire can only be described as differing. Twice in my young life have I encountered that
sublime feeling of togetherness and separateness alike: my summers with Duke TIP, and my time on
the Florida Key Club District Board. As a TIPster, I learned and lived with budding artists and
intellectuals, not to mention violinists clad in kilts. They taught me the rules of Ultimate Frisbee and
the finer points of social activism, how to cook microwavable macaroni and how ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the reasons I am most drawn to a liberal arts college is the passion it cultivates, with an added
emphasis on the natural and human sciences. Furthermore, Wellesley s mission to empower female
scientists resonates deeply with me, and assures me of the institutional support I would receive as a
student. However, it is the knowledge that I would be surrounded by countless others of innumerable
talents and dreams that most excites me. Learning and working with other young women who are
steadily chipping away at lofty goals of Eureka! moments and life changing discoveries would be truly
priceless, and simultaneously humbling and motivating. I can think of little more inspiring than to
share the camaraderie of fellow science fiends in a setting so fiercely supportive (both materialistically
and morally) and driven by the desire to advance human
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Michael Punke s The Revenant
Well, oh well, hasn t it been a hot minute, yes it has, but I m finally here, welcome to 2016! Though
The Revenant isn t my first movie of 2016, it is the first I was compelled to review, so here goes
nothing. The Revenant is based on Michael Punke s 2003 novel The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge .
Set in 1823, The Revenant follows Glass, played by DiCaprio, as he leads a group of men along the
American Frontier. With nothing but his only child to keep Glass sane, he combats first nationers as
they intend to exact revenge upon the men that stole their land and a chief s daughter. While scouting
the land, Glass is attacked by a bear, left badly injured, Glass is taken care of by his company, for a
while, that is. As soon as Glass becomes a
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Well, oh well, hasn t it been a hot minute, yes it has, but I m finally here, welcome to 2016! Though
The Revenant isn t my first movie of 2016, it is the first I was compelled to review, so here goes
nothing. The Revenant is based on Michael Punke s 2003 novel The Revenant: A Novel of Revenge .
Set in 1823, The Revenant follows Glass, played by DiCaprio, as he leads a group of men along the
American Frontier. With nothing but his only child to keep Glass sane, he combats first nationers as
they intend to exact revenge upon the men that stole their land and a chief s daughter. While scouting
the land, Glass is attacked by a bear, left badly injured, Glass is taken care of by his company, for a
while, that is. As soon as Glass becomes a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Decline of Union Membership Essay
Organized labor has seen a long and ever changing history in the United States. What began as
minimal organized labor movement catapulted into astronomical union membership rates as the nation
grew and developed. The intense power unions possessed only lasted so long and in the years since
1970, union membership in the United States has collapsed. This paper will examine the most
significant reasons for the decline in membership. In brief, organizational redesigns, the development
of technology and substantial public policy changes have all contributed to the drop in affiliation rates.
In addition, policy suggestions will be provided in an attempt to support the continuation of the trend.
Much of the research regarding this topic refers to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1913, Congress created the United 3 State Department of Labor as a direct result of pressure from
organized labor (MacLaury). Shortly after the creation of the Department of Labor, the Great
Recession hit the nation. With the depression came an increased unemployment and lesser wages
however significant legislation was also created during that time that impacted union membership.
The most significant law was the Fair Labor Standards Act. Following shortly after this FLSA, the
United States amended the Equal Pay Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Occupations
Health and Safety Act of 1970. Although these acts were supported by the power of unions, these acts
in particular impact union membership which will be discussed later in the paper. It was at this time in
the nation s history that unions began to see a decline in membership. Unions today cast a wide
umbrella of membership and consist of trade unions such as the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers and the Laborers International Union of North America to service unions such as
the United Food and Commercial Workers. Although their membership has declined, unions that were
once affiliated with a defined group skilled labor employees now can be found in almost any industry
representing any group of employees. There is significant data that tracks union
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organized labor has seen a long and ever changing history in the United States. What began as
minimal organized labor movement catapulted into astronomical union membership rates as the nation
grew and developed. The intense power unions possessed only lasted so long and in the years since
1970, union membership in the United States has collapsed. This paper will examine the most
significant reasons for the decline in membership. In brief, organizational redesigns, the development
of technology and substantial public policy changes have all contributed to the drop in affiliation rates.
In addition, policy suggestions will be provided in an attempt to support the continuation of the trend.
Much of the research regarding this topic refers to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1913, Congress created the United 3 State Department of Labor as a direct result of pressure from
organized labor (MacLaury). Shortly after the creation of the Department of Labor, the Great
Recession hit the nation. With the depression came an increased unemployment and lesser wages
however significant legislation was also created during that time that impacted union membership.
The most significant law was the Fair Labor Standards Act. Following shortly after this FLSA, the
United States amended the Equal Pay Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Occupations
Health and Safety Act of 1970. Although these acts were supported by the power of unions, these acts
in particular impact union membership which will be discussed later in the paper. It was at this time in
the nation s history that unions began to see a decline in membership. Unions today cast a wide
umbrella of membership and consist of trade unions such as the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers and the Laborers International Union of North America to service unions such as
the United Food and Commercial Workers. Although their membership has declined, unions that were
once affiliated with a defined group skilled labor employees now can be found in almost any industry
representing any group of employees. There is significant data that tracks union
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wayne Gretzky s Role In Hockey Sports
Hockey sensation and legend Wayne Gretzky made it big the year he was sold to the Edmonton Oilers
during the year of 1979. Born in Brantford, Ontario, Canada on January 26, 1961 Gretzky started
playing hockey at the age of 6 for a local team. Up until the age of 19 he was playing for higher levels
of hockey teams with older boys. As a dominant and competitive player at 15 years old he was playing
with Peterborough Petes of the Hockey Association then moved on to playing for World Junior
Championships in Quebec. Later in the year of 1978 Wayne joined the Indianapolis Racers with team
owner Skalbania which months later the hockey team was no longer in the league and then sold
Gretzky to an NHL team. Starting his first season in the NHL with the Edmonton Oilers Gretzky
obtained his first Hart Memorial Trophy which is for the most valuable player on the team. During the
season of 1980 81 Gretzky broke 2 records one of which it was believed to be unbreakable. The first
record he broke was Bobby Orr s number assists and Gretzky beat his record with 109. The second
record also known as the unbreakable record was Phil Esposito s of 76 goals and Gretzky broke it with
92 goals. While being on the Oilers and Gretzky became Captain he led them to 4 Stanley Cups
Championship (1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988) in less than 5 years. After the last Championship in 1988
Gretzky finds out that he is being sold to the Los Angeles Kings. After being traded to the Los Angeles
Kings where Gretzky
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Hockey sensation and legend Wayne Gretzky made it big the year he was sold to the Edmonton Oilers
during the year of 1979. Born in Brantford, Ontario, Canada on January 26, 1961 Gretzky started
playing hockey at the age of 6 for a local team. Up until the age of 19 he was playing for higher levels
of hockey teams with older boys. As a dominant and competitive player at 15 years old he was playing
with Peterborough Petes of the Hockey Association then moved on to playing for World Junior
Championships in Quebec. Later in the year of 1978 Wayne joined the Indianapolis Racers with team
owner Skalbania which months later the hockey team was no longer in the league and then sold
Gretzky to an NHL team. Starting his first season in the NHL with the Edmonton Oilers Gretzky
obtained his first Hart Memorial Trophy which is for the most valuable player on the team. During the
season of 1980 81 Gretzky broke 2 records one of which it was believed to be unbreakable. The first
record he broke was Bobby Orr s number assists and Gretzky beat his record with 109. The second
record also known as the unbreakable record was Phil Esposito s of 76 goals and Gretzky broke it with
92 goals. While being on the Oilers and Gretzky became Captain he led them to 4 Stanley Cups
Championship (1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988) in less than 5 years. After the last Championship in 1988
Gretzky finds out that he is being sold to the Los Angeles Kings. After being traded to the Los Angeles
Kings where Gretzky
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Ism Witch History
Despite al Dawānīqī s threat, al Ṣādiq designated his son, Ismaʿil, as his successor and imam.
However, al Dawānīqī s persecution, threat, and frustration brought a new twist to the life and history
of Shīʿa communities. The key twist in this part of the Shīʿa history is the issue of Ismāʿīl s imamate
and occultation. Historical accounts vary on Ismaʿil s death and life during al Ṣādiq s lifetime. While it
is beyond the scope and focus of this paper to enter into a debate on this matter, it suffices to state that
the ʿAbbāsid threat and persecution caused the emergence of many splinter groups among al Ṣādiq s
followers. Remaining with the Ismaili line of imamate, Ismaili communities firmly believe in Ismāʿīl s
imamate and the continuation of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Ibn Nadīm s and Niẓām al Mulk s accounts, al Hallāj was the first dāʿī of Jibāl in present
day Iran (Ibn Nadim, 2002:352; Niẓām al Mulk, 1999:283 4). He might have been the first person
who could have assumed an official title of dāʿī, but, as the presented analyses have demonstrated, he
certainly was not the first person who was involved in the Ismaili daʿwa in Persia. Ghiyāth fled to
Khurasan around the end of the third/ninth and the beginning of the fourth/tenth centuries, when a
certain Sunni cleric, ʿAbd Allāh al Zaʿfarānī, incited public opinion against him (Niẓām al Mulk,
1999:284). Al Zaʿfarānī was the founder of the al Zaʿfarāniyya faction, one of the three schools of
Najjāriyya (al Barghawthiyya, Mustadrika, and al Zaʿfarāniyya), and a follower of Ḥusaīn ibn
Muḥammad al Najjār. He attacked Ghiyāth in order to create a bigger space and fame for himself.
Consequently, Ghiyāth migrated to Khurasan and settled in Marw al Rūd, in present day Bālā
Murghāb in north western Bādghīs province of Afghanistan, which is still populated with many
Hazara groups. Ghiyāth s major achievement was the conversion of Amīr al Ḥusaīn ibn ʿAlī al
Marwarūdī or al Marwazī (hereafter, al Marwazī). He governed Sīstān, Hirāt, Ghūr, Gharjistān,
Bādghīs, and Marw (Stern, 1960:60 61; Niẓām al Mulk, 1999:285) for the Sāmānid amīrs. As has
already been mentioned,
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Despite al Dawānīqī s threat, al Ṣādiq designated his son, Ismaʿil, as his successor and imam.
However, al Dawānīqī s persecution, threat, and frustration brought a new twist to the life and history
of Shīʿa communities. The key twist in this part of the Shīʿa history is the issue of Ismāʿīl s imamate
and occultation. Historical accounts vary on Ismaʿil s death and life during al Ṣādiq s lifetime. While it
is beyond the scope and focus of this paper to enter into a debate on this matter, it suffices to state that
the ʿAbbāsid threat and persecution caused the emergence of many splinter groups among al Ṣādiq s
followers. Remaining with the Ismaili line of imamate, Ismaili communities firmly believe in Ismāʿīl s
imamate and the continuation of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Ibn Nadīm s and Niẓām al Mulk s accounts, al Hallāj was the first dāʿī of Jibāl in present
day Iran (Ibn Nadim, 2002:352; Niẓām al Mulk, 1999:283 4). He might have been the first person
who could have assumed an official title of dāʿī, but, as the presented analyses have demonstrated, he
certainly was not the first person who was involved in the Ismaili daʿwa in Persia. Ghiyāth fled to
Khurasan around the end of the third/ninth and the beginning of the fourth/tenth centuries, when a
certain Sunni cleric, ʿAbd Allāh al Zaʿfarānī, incited public opinion against him (Niẓām al Mulk,
1999:284). Al Zaʿfarānī was the founder of the al Zaʿfarāniyya faction, one of the three schools of
Najjāriyya (al Barghawthiyya, Mustadrika, and al Zaʿfarāniyya), and a follower of Ḥusaīn ibn
Muḥammad al Najjār. He attacked Ghiyāth in order to create a bigger space and fame for himself.
Consequently, Ghiyāth migrated to Khurasan and settled in Marw al Rūd, in present day Bālā
Murghāb in north western Bādghīs province of Afghanistan, which is still populated with many
Hazara groups. Ghiyāth s major achievement was the conversion of Amīr al Ḥusaīn ibn ʿAlī al
Marwarūdī or al Marwazī (hereafter, al Marwazī). He governed Sīstān, Hirāt, Ghūr, Gharjistān,
Bādghīs, and Marw (Stern, 1960:60 61; Niẓām al Mulk, 1999:285) for the Sāmānid amīrs. As has
already been mentioned,
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What Heart World Is Going Through A Strategic Planning
Heart World is going through a strategic planning because of new management and owners. The
process will set priorities, focus resources, make operations stronger, ensure that employees and other
key players are working toward common goals, and establish agreement around envisioned
outcomes/results. It is a disciplined effort that produces essential choices and actions that shape and
guide what Heart World is, who Heart World serves, what Heart World does, and why Heart World
does it, with a focus on the future. Nonetheless, as information was gathered to create an organization
strategic plan, Laura Hansard, office liaison answered my questions in efforts to gather information on
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Values are enormously as per their vision, purpose, and mission important to the organization. Heart
World understands that it s vital they try to learn and appreciate differences in order to work
effectively with patients, employees, and others.
Organization Purpose Advance the profession of medical group practice management and cooperate
with other health organizations to improve health delivery to the public.
Heart World Overview Since Heart World began in 1975, it has grown to be the largest provider of
cardiology care in Volusia County. The practice provides a full range of cardiovascular services and
testing in multiple offices. The office is now located on North Clyde Morris Blvd, Daytona Beach in
1980. The office was greatly expanded in 90 s. In 1995, the practice added nuclear stress testing and
transthoracic echocardiography. In 1998, the practice expanded to offices in DeLand and Orange City.
The practice now includes an office in Port Orange and Edgewater. Dr. K joined Dr. L in 1981 and the
practice was known as Cardiology World, PA.
Dr. W joined in 1992 bringing specialty training in coronary angioplasty. Dr. F joined in 1995 bringing
specialty training in nuclear cardiology. Dr. G joined as an invasive cardiologist in 1996, as well as,
Dr. A in 1998, and Dr. B in 2005. In 1998, Dr. O started cardiology practice in West Volusia and Dr. L
retired. Dr. C started in West Volusia in 2002 and Dr. M in 2007. Dr. HS
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Heart World is going through a strategic planning because of new management and owners. The
process will set priorities, focus resources, make operations stronger, ensure that employees and other
key players are working toward common goals, and establish agreement around envisioned
outcomes/results. It is a disciplined effort that produces essential choices and actions that shape and
guide what Heart World is, who Heart World serves, what Heart World does, and why Heart World
does it, with a focus on the future. Nonetheless, as information was gathered to create an organization
strategic plan, Laura Hansard, office liaison answered my questions in efforts to gather information on
Heart World history, vision, mission, values, and other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Values are enormously as per their vision, purpose, and mission important to the organization. Heart
World understands that it s vital they try to learn and appreciate differences in order to work
effectively with patients, employees, and others.
Organization Purpose Advance the profession of medical group practice management and cooperate
with other health organizations to improve health delivery to the public.
Heart World Overview Since Heart World began in 1975, it has grown to be the largest provider of
cardiology care in Volusia County. The practice provides a full range of cardiovascular services and
testing in multiple offices. The office is now located on North Clyde Morris Blvd, Daytona Beach in
1980. The office was greatly expanded in 90 s. In 1995, the practice added nuclear stress testing and
transthoracic echocardiography. In 1998, the practice expanded to offices in DeLand and Orange City.
The practice now includes an office in Port Orange and Edgewater. Dr. K joined Dr. L in 1981 and the
practice was known as Cardiology World, PA.
Dr. W joined in 1992 bringing specialty training in coronary angioplasty. Dr. F joined in 1995 bringing
specialty training in nuclear cardiology. Dr. G joined as an invasive cardiologist in 1996, as well as,
Dr. A in 1998, and Dr. B in 2005. In 1998, Dr. O started cardiology practice in West Volusia and Dr. L
retired. Dr. C started in West Volusia in 2002 and Dr. M in 2007. Dr. HS
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History of Nigerian Ports Authority
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The history of port development in Nigeria dates back to the middle of 19th century. This was long
after the onset of sea borne trade and transactions which followed the adventures of early explorations
on the African coasts. Initial efforts towards provision of facilities for ocean going vessels were the
attempts to open up the entrance to the Lagos Lagoon. Considerable littoral drift occurred along this
coast; and the constantly shifting channels in the bar at the entrance made entry very difficult.
On February 1, 1914, the first mail steamer S/S AKOKO drawing 5.64 metres entered the Lagos
harbour. Two months later, vessels began to use the facilities provided at the Customs wharf on Lagos
Island.
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The Authority also within this period continued to sustain the efforts already made towards expansion
of ports facilities in Lagos and Port Harcourt. In Lagos, six berths of 943 metres were added to the
existing ones, while four berths with a total quay length of 506 metres were added to the facilities and
steps were taken to mechanize the traffic operations in these ports. In this era, port development
approach became tailored along declared national objectives. The Authority s development strategy
became programmed to fall in line with the first National Development Plan 1962 1968. The second
Apapa Wharf Extension was executed and so also were further improvements of port facilities in Port
Harcourt. The sum N45M was spent during this period on the two ports.
CIVIL WAR ERA 1967 1970
This period had tremendous impact on the ports industry in Nigeria. The security aspect of ports came
into sharp focus. Port Harcourt (Rivers Ports) was closed to foreign traffic. Lagos thus became the
only available port serving the country s maritime transportation needs.
The Federal Military Government enacted a special decree which empowered the Nigerian Ports
Authority to acquire the ports of Warri, Burutu and Calabar, previously operated by private
entrepreneurs. Holts Transport were former owners of Warri Port, UAC owned Burutu Port. Calabar
Port was originally owned by five operators. NPA spent N3.35 million at the time to acquire these
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
The history of port development in Nigeria dates back to the middle of 19th century. This was long
after the onset of sea borne trade and transactions which followed the adventures of early explorations
on the African coasts. Initial efforts towards provision of facilities for ocean going vessels were the
attempts to open up the entrance to the Lagos Lagoon. Considerable littoral drift occurred along this
coast; and the constantly shifting channels in the bar at the entrance made entry very difficult.
On February 1, 1914, the first mail steamer S/S AKOKO drawing 5.64 metres entered the Lagos
harbour. Two months later, vessels began to use the facilities provided at the Customs wharf on Lagos
Island.
Prior to this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Authority also within this period continued to sustain the efforts already made towards expansion
of ports facilities in Lagos and Port Harcourt. In Lagos, six berths of 943 metres were added to the
existing ones, while four berths with a total quay length of 506 metres were added to the facilities and
steps were taken to mechanize the traffic operations in these ports. In this era, port development
approach became tailored along declared national objectives. The Authority s development strategy
became programmed to fall in line with the first National Development Plan 1962 1968. The second
Apapa Wharf Extension was executed and so also were further improvements of port facilities in Port
Harcourt. The sum N45M was spent during this period on the two ports.
CIVIL WAR ERA 1967 1970
This period had tremendous impact on the ports industry in Nigeria. The security aspect of ports came
into sharp focus. Port Harcourt (Rivers Ports) was closed to foreign traffic. Lagos thus became the
only available port serving the country s maritime transportation needs.
The Federal Military Government enacted a special decree which empowered the Nigerian Ports
Authority to acquire the ports of Warri, Burutu and Calabar, previously operated by private
entrepreneurs. Holts Transport were former owners of Warri Port, UAC owned Burutu Port. Calabar
Port was originally owned by five operators. NPA spent N3.35 million at the time to acquire these
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Deformation Behavior Of Metallic Greys Lab Report
The deformation behavior of metallic glasses is separated in two different stages. Below the glass
transition, they reveal an inhomogeneous deformation, which leads to the appearance of discrete and
thin shear bands, resulting of its non hardenable nature (KAWAMURA et al., 1997). However, in the
supercooled liquid region, (ΔT), BMGs usually exhibit a drastic reduction of viscosity, and therefore,
present a Newtonian flow behavior (WANG et al., 2005), and can retain its amorphous structure even
after large plastic deformation (KIM, MA, and JEONG, 2003).
Kawamura et al. (1997) studied superplasticity of a bulk Zr65Al10Ni10Cu15 glassy alloy ribbon in
the supercooled liquid region and reported a maximum tensile elongation of 340% at an ... Show more
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2.1.4 Present and Future Applications
The first report of a commercial use of a Zr based BMG was the confection of golf clubs (JOHNSON,
2015). Liquidmetal Technologies Company made the first attempt to industrialize the use of this new
engineering material. They were unsuccessful for two main reasons: (1) the newly developed die
casting route introduced flow lines on the surface of the part that acted like crack initiation sites, (2) in
1997 the US Golf Association restricted the limit of how springy golf clubs could be (JOHNSON,
2015). Zr based BMGs can transfer up to 99% of the applied energy to the golf plate, whereas steel
golf plates transfer 60% and titanium transfer 70% (WANG, DONG and SHEK, 2004). BMGs were
also applied in other high end sporting goods such as tennis rackets, and may find applications for
baseball bats, bicycle frames, hunting bows, and skis (WANG, DONG and SHEK, 2004).
Inoue et al. (2003), informed the use of Fe based BMGs powders as shot peening balls. Shoot peening
generates a residual compressive stress field onto the surface of metals. They reported that the residual
stress caused by BMGs shot peening balls, leading to increased hardness and resilience, is far superior
to that of conventional crystalline shot peening balls.
Present novelty and rarity make BMGs attractive for high end lifestyle products. The ability to take
high polish and resist abrasion and corrosion suggest the
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The deformation behavior of metallic glasses is separated in two different stages. Below the glass
transition, they reveal an inhomogeneous deformation, which leads to the appearance of discrete and
thin shear bands, resulting of its non hardenable nature (KAWAMURA et al., 1997). However, in the
supercooled liquid region, (ΔT), BMGs usually exhibit a drastic reduction of viscosity, and therefore,
present a Newtonian flow behavior (WANG et al., 2005), and can retain its amorphous structure even
after large plastic deformation (KIM, MA, and JEONG, 2003).
Kawamura et al. (1997) studied superplasticity of a bulk Zr65Al10Ni10Cu15 glassy alloy ribbon in
the supercooled liquid region and reported a maximum tensile elongation of 340% at an ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
2.1.4 Present and Future Applications
The first report of a commercial use of a Zr based BMG was the confection of golf clubs (JOHNSON,
2015). Liquidmetal Technologies Company made the first attempt to industrialize the use of this new
engineering material. They were unsuccessful for two main reasons: (1) the newly developed die
casting route introduced flow lines on the surface of the part that acted like crack initiation sites, (2) in
1997 the US Golf Association restricted the limit of how springy golf clubs could be (JOHNSON,
2015). Zr based BMGs can transfer up to 99% of the applied energy to the golf plate, whereas steel
golf plates transfer 60% and titanium transfer 70% (WANG, DONG and SHEK, 2004). BMGs were
also applied in other high end sporting goods such as tennis rackets, and may find applications for
baseball bats, bicycle frames, hunting bows, and skis (WANG, DONG and SHEK, 2004).
Inoue et al. (2003), informed the use of Fe based BMGs powders as shot peening balls. Shoot peening
generates a residual compressive stress field onto the surface of metals. They reported that the residual
stress caused by BMGs shot peening balls, leading to increased hardness and resilience, is far superior
to that of conventional crystalline shot peening balls.
Present novelty and rarity make BMGs attractive for high end lifestyle products. The ability to take
high polish and resist abrasion and corrosion suggest the
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Reflection Paper On Haiti
My church was planning a mission trip to Haiti in Summer of 2016. As soon as I heard the
announcement I knew I was going. My husband, my then nineteen year old son and myself started our
plans to travel. Passports were bought, fundraisers were planned and me thinking I needed to know
everything there was to know about Haiti started my searches on the internet. I went into this trip
thinking I knew all about the culture, country, the people and what I could do for them. I quickly
found out just how wrong I was.
As soon as our flight started descending over Port Au Prince Haiti every ounce of knowledge I thought
I had vanished. There were fires in the distance and crumbled building as far as I could see. As we
exited the airport and once I caught my breath from how hot it was we had a mob of people all over us
like fleas on a stray dog. They wanted to help us so we will give them money. And once we could get
past that, a smell hit us from every direction. Burning garbage and burning charcoal filled the air. Our
drive was almost four hours to where we were staying and in that four hour trip I saw more naked
people, garbage, crumbling buildings and wild animals then I had ever even known existed. There was
so much new information to take in it was so overwhelming. This was not something I had planned
for.
After a night of rest, it was time to get to it. Here I am, ready to help. We can now fix everyone s
problems! Well, not so much. That thought had to leave my mind. There
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My church was planning a mission trip to Haiti in Summer of 2016. As soon as I heard the
announcement I knew I was going. My husband, my then nineteen year old son and myself started our
plans to travel. Passports were bought, fundraisers were planned and me thinking I needed to know
everything there was to know about Haiti started my searches on the internet. I went into this trip
thinking I knew all about the culture, country, the people and what I could do for them. I quickly
found out just how wrong I was.
As soon as our flight started descending over Port Au Prince Haiti every ounce of knowledge I thought
I had vanished. There were fires in the distance and crumbled building as far as I could see. As we
exited the airport and once I caught my breath from how hot it was we had a mob of people all over us
like fleas on a stray dog. They wanted to help us so we will give them money. And once we could get
past that, a smell hit us from every direction. Burning garbage and burning charcoal filled the air. Our
drive was almost four hours to where we were staying and in that four hour trip I saw more naked
people, garbage, crumbling buildings and wild animals then I had ever even known existed. There was
so much new information to take in it was so overwhelming. This was not something I had planned
for.
After a night of rest, it was time to get to it. Here I am, ready to help. We can now fix everyone s
problems! Well, not so much. That thought had to leave my mind. There
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What Was The Shlieffen Plan
Ethan Howard Sak
Mrs. Pickle
World History Pre AP
March 16, 2017
The Schlieffen Plan In the early 1900 s, before the dawn of World War I, there was a term that is still
used today called a Two Front War. This was a term that is used to describe when a war is being
fought on two separate lands simultaneously. Usually a combatant to this predicament is to separate
the country s army into two or more forces to fight against both contending forces at the same time.
During World War I however, Germany was in a position having to fight France, Great Britain, and
Belgium towards the Western Front of Germany, whilst having to fight Russia on the Eastern Front.
Since Germany had to disperse their strength, the other countries end the
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Ethan Howard Sak
Mrs. Pickle
World History Pre AP
March 16, 2017
The Schlieffen Plan In the early 1900 s, before the dawn of World War I, there was a term that is still
used today called a Two Front War. This was a term that is used to describe when a war is being
fought on two separate lands simultaneously. Usually a combatant to this predicament is to separate
the country s army into two or more forces to fight against both contending forces at the same time.
During World War I however, Germany was in a position having to fight France, Great Britain, and
Belgium towards the Western Front of Germany, whilst having to fight Russia on the Eastern Front.
Since Germany had to disperse their strength, the other countries end the
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Public Key Encryption Essay
A Method for Obtaining Digital Signatures and Public Key Cryptosystems.
About the paper:
Public Key encryption system was first outlined by this paper. Public key encryption system is still in
wide use today, and known by the name (initials) of the paper s three authors i.e. RSA.
The paper presents an encryption method which is presented with the unusual property that publicly
revealing an encryption key does not result in revealing the corresponding decryption key. It has two
important consequences
Couriers or other secure means are not needed to transmit the keys.
By using a privately held decryption key, a message can be signed.
In the paper the theory of public key cryptosystems is introduced in the first 4 sections after which ...
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If these numbers satisfy the conditions that 1 d is co prime to (p 1)*(q 1), and 2 e*d = 1 holds modulo
(p 1)*(q 1), it can be proven and stated that for any non negative integer M n the identity (M^e)^d =
(M^d)^e = M holds modulo n. Encryption then consists of a number exponentiated by e modulo n, and
decryption in exponentiation by d (again, modulo n).
Pros
The paper has proposed a method for implementing a public key crypto system whose security rests in
part on the difficulty of factoring large numbers. If the security of our method proves to be enough, it
allows secure communications to be established without the use of couriers to carry keys, and it also
permits one to sign digitised documents. Hence security plays an important role.
Cons
The Public key (e,n) is public, and using the genearlised Euclidian algorithm d can be derived from (e,
p, q), the security of the cryptosystem depends on large numbers being difficult to factor. There is no
efficient methods of factorising integers and the problem of factorising integers is a well studied
problem in number theory. Because of this, the authors argue that the system is likely to be broken any
time soon. The last sections of the paper briefly describe proposed algorithms on how to generate key
pairs efficeintly, as well as discuss why other methods of deriving d from (e,n) can be
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A Method for Obtaining Digital Signatures and Public Key Cryptosystems.
About the paper:
Public Key encryption system was first outlined by this paper. Public key encryption system is still in
wide use today, and known by the name (initials) of the paper s three authors i.e. RSA.
The paper presents an encryption method which is presented with the unusual property that publicly
revealing an encryption key does not result in revealing the corresponding decryption key. It has two
important consequences
Couriers or other secure means are not needed to transmit the keys.
By using a privately held decryption key, a message can be signed.
In the paper the theory of public key cryptosystems is introduced in the first 4 sections after which ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If these numbers satisfy the conditions that 1 d is co prime to (p 1)*(q 1), and 2 e*d = 1 holds modulo
(p 1)*(q 1), it can be proven and stated that for any non negative integer M n the identity (M^e)^d =
(M^d)^e = M holds modulo n. Encryption then consists of a number exponentiated by e modulo n, and
decryption in exponentiation by d (again, modulo n).
Pros
The paper has proposed a method for implementing a public key crypto system whose security rests in
part on the difficulty of factoring large numbers. If the security of our method proves to be enough, it
allows secure communications to be established without the use of couriers to carry keys, and it also
permits one to sign digitised documents. Hence security plays an important role.
Cons
The Public key (e,n) is public, and using the genearlised Euclidian algorithm d can be derived from (e,
p, q), the security of the cryptosystem depends on large numbers being difficult to factor. There is no
efficient methods of factorising integers and the problem of factorising integers is a well studied
problem in number theory. Because of this, the authors argue that the system is likely to be broken any
time soon. The last sections of the paper briefly describe proposed algorithms on how to generate key
pairs efficeintly, as well as discuss why other methods of deriving d from (e,n) can be
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Good vs. Evil in Wuthering Heights
Many authors use the setting of a novel to illuminate certain values and principles in their writing. In
Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte utilizes this technique to enhance the theme of the work. The novel
is set in a harsh environment in Northern England, highlighting two specific estates, Wuthering
Heights and Thrushcross Grange, as the main places of action. The dreary landscape and houses not
only serve as the primary setting, but also as major symbols that aide in establishing the tone and
enhancing the novel s theme of good versus evil. The novel is set in Yorkshire, a barren landscape in
an isolated region of Northern England. The detailed descriptions of the environment allow the mood
and tone of the novel to be revealed. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wuthering Heights is depicted as a cold, threatening, and dark manor, situated on a bleak hilltop. In
the novel, wuthering is the local adjective to describe the atmospheric tumult present in the region.
The rugged manor, Wuthering Heights, represents a storm , characterized by the wild emotions and
harsh behaviors of the inhabitants. The depressing atmosphere causes people to shiver through every
limb at the sorrowful sight of the Heights. In deep contrast, Thrushcross Grange is described as a
splendid place of elegance and comfort. The peaceful dwelling of the Grange represents higher values
and morals, and is considered the calm residence of the novel. The author creatively reveals the theme
of good versus evil, or the calm versus the storm, through the pronounced symbolic differences in the
houses. In addition, the houses hold distinct personality traits that closely relate to the characters who
reside in each. The vivid descriptions of the houses link to certain characters, allowing the reader to
gain insight into the character s personalities, thus enhancing the theme. The residents of Wuthering
Heights consist of the common, working class people of society. The gloomy characteristics of
Wuthering Heights are embodied in the characters who occupy the manor. Wuthering Heights parallels
the major character, Healthcliff. He is a man of strong emotions, much
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Many authors use the setting of a novel to illuminate certain values and principles in their writing. In
Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte utilizes this technique to enhance the theme of the work. The novel
is set in a harsh environment in Northern England, highlighting two specific estates, Wuthering
Heights and Thrushcross Grange, as the main places of action. The dreary landscape and houses not
only serve as the primary setting, but also as major symbols that aide in establishing the tone and
enhancing the novel s theme of good versus evil. The novel is set in Yorkshire, a barren landscape in
an isolated region of Northern England. The detailed descriptions of the environment allow the mood
and tone of the novel to be revealed. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wuthering Heights is depicted as a cold, threatening, and dark manor, situated on a bleak hilltop. In
the novel, wuthering is the local adjective to describe the atmospheric tumult present in the region.
The rugged manor, Wuthering Heights, represents a storm , characterized by the wild emotions and
harsh behaviors of the inhabitants. The depressing atmosphere causes people to shiver through every
limb at the sorrowful sight of the Heights. In deep contrast, Thrushcross Grange is described as a
splendid place of elegance and comfort. The peaceful dwelling of the Grange represents higher values
and morals, and is considered the calm residence of the novel. The author creatively reveals the theme
of good versus evil, or the calm versus the storm, through the pronounced symbolic differences in the
houses. In addition, the houses hold distinct personality traits that closely relate to the characters who
reside in each. The vivid descriptions of the houses link to certain characters, allowing the reader to
gain insight into the character s personalities, thus enhancing the theme. The residents of Wuthering
Heights consist of the common, working class people of society. The gloomy characteristics of
Wuthering Heights are embodied in the characters who occupy the manor. Wuthering Heights parallels
the major character, Healthcliff. He is a man of strong emotions, much
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Griffith s Narrative Analysis
One word to describe Griffith is.. Eccentric. She is quite abnormal compared to her kin. Griffith is a
proud Lythari, an elf that has the ability to take the form of a wolf, one of very few who exist. As a
beast she stands at 4 , has a length of 5 7 , and weighs in at 160 lbs. The base color of her coat is the
same stark white as her hair with silver marbled in. A few identifying physical traits are that she is
missing 25% of the top of her left ear, while the right has been accented with an assortment of 22
stone, wood, and bone hoops along the outer lobe/cartilage. While in her elven form she stands at 6 4
and weighs in at 220 lbs. Additionally, she has seen 22 namedays, which makes her one of the younger
of her kind. Due to the strength ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of this they are renowned for their desire to maintain a status of nonexistence to the rest of
the races, which is why they dwell deep within the forests and mountains, far from the rest of
humanity. This is where Griffith s oddity begins to show. Her curiosity and desire to learn about all
that she sees is deeply shunned. That s not to say that her people are not wise, but they seek
knowledge of the land, animal, and flora of their territories while Griffith thirsts for the knowledge of
other races. That being said, it does not seem as thought she was cast out from her pack, she seems to
suggest that she left of her own free will. Beyond that she doesn t elaborate on her travels as she often
becomes distracted or bored, but it is clear she has seen much in her young
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One word to describe Griffith is.. Eccentric. She is quite abnormal compared to her kin. Griffith is a
proud Lythari, an elf that has the ability to take the form of a wolf, one of very few who exist. As a
beast she stands at 4 , has a length of 5 7 , and weighs in at 160 lbs. The base color of her coat is the
same stark white as her hair with silver marbled in. A few identifying physical traits are that she is
missing 25% of the top of her left ear, while the right has been accented with an assortment of 22
stone, wood, and bone hoops along the outer lobe/cartilage. While in her elven form she stands at 6 4
and weighs in at 220 lbs. Additionally, she has seen 22 namedays, which makes her one of the younger
of her kind. Due to the strength ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of this they are renowned for their desire to maintain a status of nonexistence to the rest of
the races, which is why they dwell deep within the forests and mountains, far from the rest of
humanity. This is where Griffith s oddity begins to show. Her curiosity and desire to learn about all
that she sees is deeply shunned. That s not to say that her people are not wise, but they seek
knowledge of the land, animal, and flora of their territories while Griffith thirsts for the knowledge of
other races. That being said, it does not seem as thought she was cast out from her pack, she seems to
suggest that she left of her own free will. Beyond that she doesn t elaborate on her travels as she often
becomes distracted or bored, but it is clear she has seen much in her young
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Foreshadowing in William Faulkner s A Rose for Emily Essay
Foreshadowing in William Faulkner s A Rose for Emily William Faulkner paints a tragic tale about the
inevitability of change and the futility of attempting to stop it in A Rose for Emily . This story is about
a lonely upper class woman struggling with life and traditions in the Old South. Besides effective uses
of literary techniques, such as symbolism and a first plural person narrative style, Faulkner succeeds in
creating a suspenseful and mysterious story by the use of foreshadowing, which gives a powerful
description about death and the tragic struggle of the main character, Miss Emily. In general the use of
foreshadowing often relates to events in a story, and few are attempted to describe character. Faulkner
has effectively ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The smell that upsets the community is the next foreshadowing of the death of Homer. The smell
comes a short time after her sweetheart...had deserted her (509). The manner of Homer s death is
implied in the conversation between Miss Emily and the pharmacist as she is buying arsenic, a poison
used to kill rats, as well as the picture of skull and bones , which is exactly what the town people find
left of Homer (511). The use of foreshadowing to describe the changes in Emily physical and
emotional life is subtler and relies heavily on symbolism. The descriptions of the decaying house
symbolize Miss Emily s physical and emotional decay, and as well as her mental problems. It foretells
of her downfall, a fallen monument (507). The house is full of dust and dark shadows, It smelled of
dust and disuse a close, dank smell , and symbolizes the death filled environment that Emily lives in
(508). To describe Emily s life, Faulkner effectively uses foreshadowing in conjunction with structure
in the chronology of events. He opens the story with her death, goes backward in time when she is old,
goes backward again to the foreshadowed death of Homer, and then backward again to her romance
with Homer and finally to her death. Her first description is dark; black was her color, a representation
of death, depression and gloom. Her second mention is an upright torso motionless figure
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Foreshadowing in William Faulkner s A Rose for Emily William Faulkner paints a tragic tale about the
inevitability of change and the futility of attempting to stop it in A Rose for Emily . This story is about
a lonely upper class woman struggling with life and traditions in the Old South. Besides effective uses
of literary techniques, such as symbolism and a first plural person narrative style, Faulkner succeeds in
creating a suspenseful and mysterious story by the use of foreshadowing, which gives a powerful
description about death and the tragic struggle of the main character, Miss Emily. In general the use of
foreshadowing often relates to events in a story, and few are attempted to describe character. Faulkner
has effectively ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The smell that upsets the community is the next foreshadowing of the death of Homer. The smell
comes a short time after her sweetheart...had deserted her (509). The manner of Homer s death is
implied in the conversation between Miss Emily and the pharmacist as she is buying arsenic, a poison
used to kill rats, as well as the picture of skull and bones , which is exactly what the town people find
left of Homer (511). The use of foreshadowing to describe the changes in Emily physical and
emotional life is subtler and relies heavily on symbolism. The descriptions of the decaying house
symbolize Miss Emily s physical and emotional decay, and as well as her mental problems. It foretells
of her downfall, a fallen monument (507). The house is full of dust and dark shadows, It smelled of
dust and disuse a close, dank smell , and symbolizes the death filled environment that Emily lives in
(508). To describe Emily s life, Faulkner effectively uses foreshadowing in conjunction with structure
in the chronology of events. He opens the story with her death, goes backward in time when she is old,
goes backward again to the foreshadowed death of Homer, and then backward again to her romance
with Homer and finally to her death. Her first description is dark; black was her color, a representation
of death, depression and gloom. Her second mention is an upright torso motionless figure
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Tourism Industry In Sri Lanka
The study of factors affects the customer retention in tourism industry of Sri Lanka
Executive summary
Table of content
List of Figure
List of Table
Introduction
1. Background of the tourism industry in Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka, tourism industry is one of the fast developing industries of the economy with average
annual revenue of US $ 500 million at present. Tourism industry is the sixth major foreign exchange
earner in Sri Lanka. The industry provides the employee opportunity more than 125,000 persons.
Currently, nearly half a million tourists visit the country each year. Sri Lanka has attractive greeneries,
exotic sandy beaches, historical artifacts, better climate, and spectacular landscape in the highlands, a
rich biodiversity and friendly and welcoming people. These attractive and the unique opportunities
will be exploited to grow the tourism industry as a main growth sector in the development of the
economy. The government s vision is to convert Sri Lankan tourism sector, by 2020, to be the main
foreign exchange earner in the economy; position Sri Lanka as the world s most precious and greenest
island and attract high spending tourists while protective the natural habitats, country s cultural values
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During the past years, tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka extended a new height in 2010, registering a growth
of 46.1 percent to 654,476 from the 2009 figure of 447,890. In absolute terms, this amounted to an
increase of 206,586 in arrivals during one single year, which again is unique in the history of tourism
in Sri Lanka. In December 2010 alone tourist arrivals was 82,627, the highest to receive in any one
particular month. According the continuous growth was dropped again in 2013. So it creates the
unbalanced tourist arrivals and it affects the issue on the tourism industry (Business times, Sri Lanka s
tourism target tumbling off target,
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The study of factors affects the customer retention in tourism industry of Sri Lanka
Executive summary
Table of content
List of Figure
List of Table
Introduction
1. Background of the tourism industry in Sri Lanka
In Sri Lanka, tourism industry is one of the fast developing industries of the economy with average
annual revenue of US $ 500 million at present. Tourism industry is the sixth major foreign exchange
earner in Sri Lanka. The industry provides the employee opportunity more than 125,000 persons.
Currently, nearly half a million tourists visit the country each year. Sri Lanka has attractive greeneries,
exotic sandy beaches, historical artifacts, better climate, and spectacular landscape in the highlands, a
rich biodiversity and friendly and welcoming people. These attractive and the unique opportunities
will be exploited to grow the tourism industry as a main growth sector in the development of the
economy. The government s vision is to convert Sri Lankan tourism sector, by 2020, to be the main
foreign exchange earner in the economy; position Sri Lanka as the world s most precious and greenest
island and attract high spending tourists while protective the natural habitats, country s cultural values
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the past years, tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka extended a new height in 2010, registering a growth
of 46.1 percent to 654,476 from the 2009 figure of 447,890. In absolute terms, this amounted to an
increase of 206,586 in arrivals during one single year, which again is unique in the history of tourism
in Sri Lanka. In December 2010 alone tourist arrivals was 82,627, the highest to receive in any one
particular month. According the continuous growth was dropped again in 2013. So it creates the
unbalanced tourist arrivals and it affects the issue on the tourism industry (Business times, Sri Lanka s
tourism target tumbling off target,
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Oliver Sacks s The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat
Oliver Sacks s The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat
As a child, I watched Alfred Hitchcock Theater, The Twilight Zone and other science fiction or horror
shows. Often times the storyline was based on a victim s mental problems or their skewed perception
of the world. Looking back, I remember the fascination I felt when watching one specific episode of
the Twillight Zone. In this particular episode, a man turned into a zombie by some type of poison.
Essentially he was still alive, but he was dead to the world. In the end he was embalmed while he was
completely conscious yet could not say anything to prevent it. Like this incident, every episode
captivated me but when it was over I could sleep easy because there was no possibility of ... Show
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This interest led to an unknown talent to sculpt. She was known as the Blind Sculptress of St.
Benedict s.
Madeline suffered from Cerebral Palsy a disease that causes rigid, convulsive muscles in the legs and
arms. Children with the disease often have a difficult time crawling, walking and grasping objects. As
time passes they do not get any better. Formerly, it was called Little s Disease in 1860 by the English
surgeon William Little, today it is known as Spastic Diplegia, a category of Cerebral Palsy
(Introduction). Today medications, surgery and braces help children with Cerebral Palsy improve
nerve and muscle coordination, treat related medical problems and correct abnormalities
(Introduction).
Sacks discussed the ideas behind the phantom limb and how they affected many peoples live. The
most interesting story was about a sailor that accidentally cut off his index finger. For forty years he
thought he would poke himself in the eye whenever he moved his hand to his face. One day he lost the
feeling in his entire hand including his phantom finger and his problem was cured (Sacks 66 67). Up
to 70 percent of amputees confirmed that they still feel or still thought a missing limb was there. They
often feel that they can reach out and grab something. Some won t sleep in a certain way because they
feel the missing limb between them and the mattress. The sensations felt stem from the activity of the
sensory axons
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Oliver Sacks s The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat
As a child, I watched Alfred Hitchcock Theater, The Twilight Zone and other science fiction or horror
shows. Often times the storyline was based on a victim s mental problems or their skewed perception
of the world. Looking back, I remember the fascination I felt when watching one specific episode of
the Twillight Zone. In this particular episode, a man turned into a zombie by some type of poison.
Essentially he was still alive, but he was dead to the world. In the end he was embalmed while he was
completely conscious yet could not say anything to prevent it. Like this incident, every episode
captivated me but when it was over I could sleep easy because there was no possibility of ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This interest led to an unknown talent to sculpt. She was known as the Blind Sculptress of St.
Benedict s.
Madeline suffered from Cerebral Palsy a disease that causes rigid, convulsive muscles in the legs and
arms. Children with the disease often have a difficult time crawling, walking and grasping objects. As
time passes they do not get any better. Formerly, it was called Little s Disease in 1860 by the English
surgeon William Little, today it is known as Spastic Diplegia, a category of Cerebral Palsy
(Introduction). Today medications, surgery and braces help children with Cerebral Palsy improve
nerve and muscle coordination, treat related medical problems and correct abnormalities
(Introduction).
Sacks discussed the ideas behind the phantom limb and how they affected many peoples live. The
most interesting story was about a sailor that accidentally cut off his index finger. For forty years he
thought he would poke himself in the eye whenever he moved his hand to his face. One day he lost the
feeling in his entire hand including his phantom finger and his problem was cured (Sacks 66 67). Up
to 70 percent of amputees confirmed that they still feel or still thought a missing limb was there. They
often feel that they can reach out and grab something. Some won t sleep in a certain way because they
feel the missing limb between them and the mattress. The sensations felt stem from the activity of the
sensory axons
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Why Is Harvard So Important To Faber
Faber is an old, retired college professor, and as he has confessed, ...a coward. I saw the way things
were going, a long time back. I said nothing. I m one of the innocents who could have spoken up and
out when no one would listen to the guilty , but I did not speak and thus guilty myself , (79). It is true
that because of this cowardice, he often misses out and makes unwise actions. This is shown when
Montag went to Faber with his plan but refused to help until after Montag began to rip pages out of
the bible. For this reason, the phrase, Now, it s too late (79), seems to really go hand in hand with
Faber. In contrast, Montag seems to be more brave in his actions, and acting without thinking
beforehand, reading aloud pages out of one of his books to Mildred s friends, with little fear for
whatever consequences may arise after. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That is that they are both dedicated to sparking a change in their society, even though Montag tends to
show this newly grown dedication more outwardly than Faber, by going to Faber demanding him to
teach how to think for himself, and to better understand what he needed to do for change to take place.
Faber has shown an intention of speaking out against these unjust actions of burning books, but
something always got in the way. That day in the park when we sat together, I knew that someday you
might drop by, with fire or friendship.. (88), is an example of this planning. It can also be said that
Faber and Montag are both lonely. Montag feels ostracized from his wife and the other firefighters,
and has lost Clarisse, admitting to Faber that Nobody listens anymore, (79). Also, when Faber shows
Montag the seashell like invention, he adds that he has been waiting forever to use it, for someone to
help aid in his plan, since there was nothing else in his life that he could do except wait half a lifetime
for someone to speak to me ,
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Faber is an old, retired college professor, and as he has confessed, ...a coward. I saw the way things
were going, a long time back. I said nothing. I m one of the innocents who could have spoken up and
out when no one would listen to the guilty , but I did not speak and thus guilty myself , (79). It is true
that because of this cowardice, he often misses out and makes unwise actions. This is shown when
Montag went to Faber with his plan but refused to help until after Montag began to rip pages out of
the bible. For this reason, the phrase, Now, it s too late (79), seems to really go hand in hand with
Faber. In contrast, Montag seems to be more brave in his actions, and acting without thinking
beforehand, reading aloud pages out of one of his books to Mildred s friends, with little fear for
whatever consequences may arise after. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That is that they are both dedicated to sparking a change in their society, even though Montag tends to
show this newly grown dedication more outwardly than Faber, by going to Faber demanding him to
teach how to think for himself, and to better understand what he needed to do for change to take place.
Faber has shown an intention of speaking out against these unjust actions of burning books, but
something always got in the way. That day in the park when we sat together, I knew that someday you
might drop by, with fire or friendship.. (88), is an example of this planning. It can also be said that
Faber and Montag are both lonely. Montag feels ostracized from his wife and the other firefighters,
and has lost Clarisse, admitting to Faber that Nobody listens anymore, (79). Also, when Faber shows
Montag the seashell like invention, he adds that he has been waiting forever to use it, for someone to
help aid in his plan, since there was nothing else in his life that he could do except wait half a lifetime
for someone to speak to me ,
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Cover Contest Reflection
In the summer of 2016, I decided to enter the Luzerne county fair s guide cover contest. I came across
a problem, however; I missed the deadline and would need to wait till next year. I still went to the fair
in September to see my competition in other categories I entered, and to look at who won the cover
contest. When I saw the winning cover, I became discouraged. It was much better than anything I
could draw. I thought I wouldn t have a chance in next year s contest. I continued on in the fair,
wondering at what would happened if I entered next year. In May of 2017, I gained my enthusiasm
back. This time, I became determined to win the cover contest. More importantly, I became
determined to gain confidence in myself. I started working on
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In the summer of 2016, I decided to enter the Luzerne county fair s guide cover contest. I came across
a problem, however; I missed the deadline and would need to wait till next year. I still went to the fair
in September to see my competition in other categories I entered, and to look at who won the cover
contest. When I saw the winning cover, I became discouraged. It was much better than anything I
could draw. I thought I wouldn t have a chance in next year s contest. I continued on in the fair,
wondering at what would happened if I entered next year. In May of 2017, I gained my enthusiasm
back. This time, I became determined to win the cover contest. More importantly, I became
determined to gain confidence in myself. I started working on
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Tutor-Marked Assignment Paper
Second Semester 2015/2016 Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) Cut Off Date: 02/05/2016 Total
Marks: 40 Question One (11 Marks) Given the following spreadsheet which shows average prices of
different types of cars in several years between 2011 and 2014. Use the excel file provide with the
TMA file and answer the following questions. Car Type Average Price in 2011 Average Price in 2012
Average Price in 2013 Average Price in 2014 Mercedes 30000 40000 50000 60000 BMW 27000
37000 47000 57000 GMC 25000 35000 45000 55000 Toyota 20000 30000 40000 50000 a) Create a
column chart taking into account the following chart options. (Paste the chart in the TMA file taking
into consideration that all the following points are clear in the pasted version.)
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Second Semester 2015/2016 Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) Cut Off Date: 02/05/2016 Total
Marks: 40 Question One (11 Marks) Given the following spreadsheet which shows average prices of
different types of cars in several years between 2011 and 2014. Use the excel file provide with the
TMA file and answer the following questions. Car Type Average Price in 2011 Average Price in 2012
Average Price in 2013 Average Price in 2014 Mercedes 30000 40000 50000 60000 BMW 27000
37000 47000 57000 GMC 25000 35000 45000 55000 Toyota 20000 30000 40000 50000 a) Create a
column chart taking into account the following chart options. (Paste the chart in the TMA file taking
into consideration that all the following points are clear in the pasted version.)
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Argumentative Essay On Hook Up Culture
There is a lot of faux concern among conservatives about how much more promiscuous millennials
are, as opposed to previous generations and how that sexual freedom is hindering overall growth and
emotional stability. Indeed, a recent study at James Madison University hooking up or dating: who
benefits? conducted by Carolyn Bradshaw and her colleagues, sparked an outcry for how millennials
no longer care for dating, and inspired numerous articles about the death of chivalry and romance.
These concerns, however, are exaggerated. Sex is sex, and as it turns out, there are more benefits to
the no strings attached culture of hookups than critics suggest. In her most recent article in The
Atlantic, Boys on the Side , Hanna Rosin wrote an insightful piece in which she argues the merits of
hook up culture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The I m a broke college student statement is one that many can identify with. While millennials are
consistently labeled as commitment phobes, the truth is, this lifestyle is embraced mostly because it s
the only one many can financially afford. When one takes into account the amount that goes towards
buying an exclusive partner holiday gifts, anniversary celebrations, birthdays, for broke college
students, the overall sum is preposterous. Add the opportunity cost of spending time with a partner
instead of actually investing that time in one s job, internship, and academic success, and the numbers
go up even more. This is why hook up culture is important. According to Andrew 21, a typical hookup
involves a couple of cheap drinks and having a good time: there are no rights or wrongs, as long as no
one catches feelings . Meha 22, added: hooking up gives women the opportunity to focus on their
personal goals. Instead of investing my time with a partner who may or may not be in my future in the
next 5 years, I get to focus on accomplishing what s important to
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There is a lot of faux concern among conservatives about how much more promiscuous millennials
are, as opposed to previous generations and how that sexual freedom is hindering overall growth and
emotional stability. Indeed, a recent study at James Madison University hooking up or dating: who
benefits? conducted by Carolyn Bradshaw and her colleagues, sparked an outcry for how millennials
no longer care for dating, and inspired numerous articles about the death of chivalry and romance.
These concerns, however, are exaggerated. Sex is sex, and as it turns out, there are more benefits to
the no strings attached culture of hookups than critics suggest. In her most recent article in The
Atlantic, Boys on the Side , Hanna Rosin wrote an insightful piece in which she argues the merits of
hook up culture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The I m a broke college student statement is one that many can identify with. While millennials are
consistently labeled as commitment phobes, the truth is, this lifestyle is embraced mostly because it s
the only one many can financially afford. When one takes into account the amount that goes towards
buying an exclusive partner holiday gifts, anniversary celebrations, birthdays, for broke college
students, the overall sum is preposterous. Add the opportunity cost of spending time with a partner
instead of actually investing that time in one s job, internship, and academic success, and the numbers
go up even more. This is why hook up culture is important. According to Andrew 21, a typical hookup
involves a couple of cheap drinks and having a good time: there are no rights or wrongs, as long as no
one catches feelings . Meha 22, added: hooking up gives women the opportunity to focus on their
personal goals. Instead of investing my time with a partner who may or may not be in my future in the
next 5 years, I get to focus on accomplishing what s important to
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Chemical Formula Of An Unknown Hydrated Copper Chloride...
Purpose Statement: In this experiment, we will determine the chemical formula of an unknown
hydrated copper chloride compound which is composed of copper and chlorine. We will use
stoichiometry, which is the relationship between quantities of materials in a chemical reaction, to
determine the chemical formula for a compound. We will use the mole to mole conversion to find the
formula of a hydrated compound with the general formula CuxCly.zH2O. We will convert the masses
of water, copper, and chlorine to moles of water, copper, chlorine and determine the whole number
ratio of these components in the empirical formulas so we can find the empirical formula of the
dehydrated compound, CuxCly and the empirical for the hydrated compound CuxCly.zH2O. Results:
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We then took the mass of the crucible and the hydrated staple which is 18.382 grams and the mass of
dehydrated with the crucible is 18.243 grams. After that, we used the molar mass of water to find
either the mass of copper or the mass of chlorine in the sample. We have done this by dissolving the
sample in water, which gave us a result of green crystals changing into a bright greenish color
containing copper and chloride ions. To the solution, we an aluminum metal wire and the aluminum
reacted chemically changing into a darker color. The aluminum oxidized itself and the copper metal
appeared on the wire with the reddish color of copper. When the reaction was complete, we remove
the aluminum and separated the copper from the solution to weigh the metal and calculate the number
of moles of copper in the sample. After that, we found the mass of chlorine from subtracting the mass
of copper from that of the dehydrated compound and determining the number of moles of chlorine.
The mole ratio of Cu: Cl: H2O gives us the empirical formula of the
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Purpose Statement: In this experiment, we will determine the chemical formula of an unknown
hydrated copper chloride compound which is composed of copper and chlorine. We will use
stoichiometry, which is the relationship between quantities of materials in a chemical reaction, to
determine the chemical formula for a compound. We will use the mole to mole conversion to find the
formula of a hydrated compound with the general formula CuxCly.zH2O. We will convert the masses
of water, copper, and chlorine to moles of water, copper, chlorine and determine the whole number
ratio of these components in the empirical formulas so we can find the empirical formula of the
dehydrated compound, CuxCly and the empirical for the hydrated compound CuxCly.zH2O. Results:
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We then took the mass of the crucible and the hydrated staple which is 18.382 grams and the mass of
dehydrated with the crucible is 18.243 grams. After that, we used the molar mass of water to find
either the mass of copper or the mass of chlorine in the sample. We have done this by dissolving the
sample in water, which gave us a result of green crystals changing into a bright greenish color
containing copper and chloride ions. To the solution, we an aluminum metal wire and the aluminum
reacted chemically changing into a darker color. The aluminum oxidized itself and the copper metal
appeared on the wire with the reddish color of copper. When the reaction was complete, we remove
the aluminum and separated the copper from the solution to weigh the metal and calculate the number
of moles of copper in the sample. After that, we found the mass of chlorine from subtracting the mass
of copper from that of the dehydrated compound and determining the number of moles of chlorine.
The mole ratio of Cu: Cl: H2O gives us the empirical formula of the
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Scott Vlasek Case
The Client This project allowed me to work with Scott Vlasek, Director of the Aviation Institute (AI)
of the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). Mr. Vlasek first arrived at the AI in 1995 as a student
working towards becoming a professional pilot. However, Mr. Vlasek soon found out that, due to
color blindness, he would never be able to pursue a career in professional aviation. It was at this point
he decided to make a career in some sort of leadership position in the aviation field. Upon receiving
his undergraduate degree, Mr. Vlasek accepted a position as a graduate assistant in the program while
working on his Master s of Public Administration (MPA) with an aviation concentration. He
mentioned that he always thought he would end up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The AI is a relatively small group within the larger organization of the College of Public Affairs and
Community Service (CPACS) at UNO. As a separate department within CPACS, the AI offers two
tracks of study for undergraduates: aviation administration and professional pilot. Making up the AI
are five faculty members responsible for teaching the core courses, two full time staff members, three
graduate students and simulator instructors. On the surface, the AI appears to be a typical department
nestled within a larger collegiate system, however, there is some qualities that make the AI unique.
The most important distinction is the flight training program. This is because of the various
stakeholders that are involved with flight training. One of the key stakeholders is the Federal Aviation
Association (FAA). The FAA heavily dictates the ground and flight training curriculum. There is a
specific list of standards and training time that must be met in order to reach compliance, and in
addition, the AI prepares for an annual inspection by a designated principle operation inspector (POI)
who ensures compliance. This poses a challenge for the AI being that the requirements set forth by the
FAA do not always lend themselves to the traditional collegiate structure. In addition to the FAA, the
AI works with two independent flight schools that are contracted to provide service for the students of
the AI. Each flight school is a separate business with a separate organizational culture, yet they partner
with the AI students who are in pursuant of their flight certificates. Finally, on the airport
administration side of the AI, there is an equal amount of external stakeholders made up of
organizational leaders and alumni that assist in the development of the aviation administration
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The Client This project allowed me to work with Scott Vlasek, Director of the Aviation Institute (AI)
of the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). Mr. Vlasek first arrived at the AI in 1995 as a student
working towards becoming a professional pilot. However, Mr. Vlasek soon found out that, due to
color blindness, he would never be able to pursue a career in professional aviation. It was at this point
he decided to make a career in some sort of leadership position in the aviation field. Upon receiving
his undergraduate degree, Mr. Vlasek accepted a position as a graduate assistant in the program while
working on his Master s of Public Administration (MPA) with an aviation concentration. He
mentioned that he always thought he would end up ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The AI is a relatively small group within the larger organization of the College of Public Affairs and
Community Service (CPACS) at UNO. As a separate department within CPACS, the AI offers two
tracks of study for undergraduates: aviation administration and professional pilot. Making up the AI
are five faculty members responsible for teaching the core courses, two full time staff members, three
graduate students and simulator instructors. On the surface, the AI appears to be a typical department
nestled within a larger collegiate system, however, there is some qualities that make the AI unique.
The most important distinction is the flight training program. This is because of the various
stakeholders that are involved with flight training. One of the key stakeholders is the Federal Aviation
Association (FAA). The FAA heavily dictates the ground and flight training curriculum. There is a
specific list of standards and training time that must be met in order to reach compliance, and in
addition, the AI prepares for an annual inspection by a designated principle operation inspector (POI)
who ensures compliance. This poses a challenge for the AI being that the requirements set forth by the
FAA do not always lend themselves to the traditional collegiate structure. In addition to the FAA, the
AI works with two independent flight schools that are contracted to provide service for the students of
the AI. Each flight school is a separate business with a separate organizational culture, yet they partner
with the AI students who are in pursuant of their flight certificates. Finally, on the airport
administration side of the AI, there is an equal amount of external stakeholders made up of
organizational leaders and alumni that assist in the development of the aviation administration
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Catawba River Basin
What is a river basin? A river basin is an area of land that water flows across or under to make it s way
to a river. Just like a bathtub, it catches all the water that falls within its sides, and its sends all falling
water to a central river or to its estuary. It drains all of the land around a major river. There basins can
be divided into watersheds, or areas of land around a smaller river, stream, or lake. North Carolina is
made up of many watershed that are connected to each other. In each watershed, all water flows to
lowest point, to a stream, lake, river, or ocean. Everyone lives in a river basin and the actions you
perform could help or harm the water quality of the river basin. You have an ecological address, and
you can change what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Cape Fear River Basin is one of the four river basins completely contained within North Carolina,
and is over 9,164 square miles. Cape Fear s quality ranges from 35% of the streams contained in this
basin considered to be threatened and 18% to be impaired by pollutants. Many toxic spills throughout
the years have been one of the main causes to the low quality.During the last 5 years, investigators
have reported 43 different incidents, which resulting in about one million fish being killed. The
Catawba River Basin begins on the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains and flows east into
Lake Wylie on the North Carolina South Carolina border, ranging to 3,285 square miles in size. The
Catawba river contains the most major dams of any North Carolina river. This river basin was named
after the first tribe that settled in its banks. Today, the Catawba is the most densely populated river
basin in the state, and is home to large variety of species that are very unique are rare. 16% of
Catawba s basin is impaired from polluted runoff from agricultural activities, construction, and
stormwater. Agriculture and home or road construction are typical sources of sediment pollution.
Several of the Catawba lakes are showing stress from excessive amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus
in runoff. In small amounts they are beneficial, but to much can trigger algae blooms. These can affect
the taste of water and odor and
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What is a river basin? A river basin is an area of land that water flows across or under to make it s way
to a river. Just like a bathtub, it catches all the water that falls within its sides, and its sends all falling
water to a central river or to its estuary. It drains all of the land around a major river. There basins can
be divided into watersheds, or areas of land around a smaller river, stream, or lake. North Carolina is
made up of many watershed that are connected to each other. In each watershed, all water flows to
lowest point, to a stream, lake, river, or ocean. Everyone lives in a river basin and the actions you
perform could help or harm the water quality of the river basin. You have an ecological address, and
you can change what ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Cape Fear River Basin is one of the four river basins completely contained within North Carolina,
and is over 9,164 square miles. Cape Fear s quality ranges from 35% of the streams contained in this
basin considered to be threatened and 18% to be impaired by pollutants. Many toxic spills throughout
the years have been one of the main causes to the low quality.During the last 5 years, investigators
have reported 43 different incidents, which resulting in about one million fish being killed. The
Catawba River Basin begins on the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge Mountains and flows east into
Lake Wylie on the North Carolina South Carolina border, ranging to 3,285 square miles in size. The
Catawba river contains the most major dams of any North Carolina river. This river basin was named
after the first tribe that settled in its banks. Today, the Catawba is the most densely populated river
basin in the state, and is home to large variety of species that are very unique are rare. 16% of
Catawba s basin is impaired from polluted runoff from agricultural activities, construction, and
stormwater. Agriculture and home or road construction are typical sources of sediment pollution.
Several of the Catawba lakes are showing stress from excessive amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus
in runoff. In small amounts they are beneficial, but to much can trigger algae blooms. These can affect
the taste of water and odor and
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Theories of Patriarchy Feminist Ideology
Assess the claim that gender inequalities in the domestic and occupational divisions of labour are best
understood with reference to the concept of patriarchy. You should illustrate your answer with
reference to a range of feminist perspectives.
Introduction
Western female thought through the centuries has identified the relationship between patriarchy and
gender as crucial to the women s subordinate position. For two hundred years, patriarchy precluded
women from having a legal or political identity and the legislation and attitudes supporting this
provided the model for slavery. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries suffrage campaigners
succeeded in securing some legal and political rights for women in the UK. By the middle of ... Show
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The household has a different structure to other institutional forms, e.g., the workplace. This is an
important point because if feminist theories of patriarchy are to stand they must show that patriarchy
operates to the same end in both the private and public sphere, even if it uses different strategies,
otherwise it could not be the main reason for the continuing inequality of women in both the private
and public sphere.
Walby shows that within the private structure and the public structures, patriarchy does use different
strategies to maintain gender inequality and these strategies both achieve the subordination of women.
The household strategy is considered to be exclusionary and the public structures strategy as
segregationist.
The exclusionary strategy in the private arena is based on household production. Application of this
strategy in the domestic sphere depends on individual patriarchs controlling women in the private
world of the home. The male patriarch in the household is both the oppressor and recipient of women
s subordination. This strategy is direct women are oppressed on a personal and individual basis by
the individual patriarchs who share their lives.
The segregationist strategy used in the public patriarchy actively excludes women from the public
arena using various structures to subordinate them. Application depends on controlling access to
public arenas (Golombok and Fivush, 1995). This strategy
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Assess the claim that gender inequalities in the domestic and occupational divisions of labour are best
understood with reference to the concept of patriarchy. You should illustrate your answer with
reference to a range of feminist perspectives.
Introduction
Western female thought through the centuries has identified the relationship between patriarchy and
gender as crucial to the women s subordinate position. For two hundred years, patriarchy precluded
women from having a legal or political identity and the legislation and attitudes supporting this
provided the model for slavery. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries suffrage campaigners
succeeded in securing some legal and political rights for women in the UK. By the middle of ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The household has a different structure to other institutional forms, e.g., the workplace. This is an
important point because if feminist theories of patriarchy are to stand they must show that patriarchy
operates to the same end in both the private and public sphere, even if it uses different strategies,
otherwise it could not be the main reason for the continuing inequality of women in both the private
and public sphere.
Walby shows that within the private structure and the public structures, patriarchy does use different
strategies to maintain gender inequality and these strategies both achieve the subordination of women.
The household strategy is considered to be exclusionary and the public structures strategy as
segregationist.
The exclusionary strategy in the private arena is based on household production. Application of this
strategy in the domestic sphere depends on individual patriarchs controlling women in the private
world of the home. The male patriarch in the household is both the oppressor and recipient of women
s subordination. This strategy is direct women are oppressed on a personal and individual basis by
the individual patriarchs who share their lives.
The segregationist strategy used in the public patriarchy actively excludes women from the public
arena using various structures to subordinate them. Application depends on controlling access to
public arenas (Golombok and Fivush, 1995). This strategy
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Frost At Midnight Critical Analysis
Coleridge frequently explores the relationship and interactions between humanity and nature in his
poetry. His poems, particularly his conversation poem Frost at Midnight , allows the reader into his
internal thoughts between the two groups. Coleridge shows how the thinking of the mind is mirrored
in nature and how patterns repeat to reveal universal aspects in poetry, thoughts, and nature. Coleridge
uses nature to capture the mind s movement. Frost is the means that begins the poem and is how the
structure of the poem is assembled. The poem contains organic, repeating fractal patterns with small
variations within them similar to how frost is propagated. These patterns exist throughout nature in
honeycombs, mountains, clouds, and leaves. Repetition is also seen between the speaker of the poem,
Coleridge, and his infant son, Hartley. Repetition exists here as Harley is, in some way, a replica of
Coleridge as children can be seen as versions of their parents. But Coleridge also points out how he
and his son are different as well. Coleridge wants his son to be intimately familiar with nature by
saying With tender gladness, thus to look at thee, / And think that thou shalt learn far other lore / And
in far other scenes! (lines 49 51). Coleridge is going to make sure that his son will enjoy nature and
not have the experience he had in the city. The alliteration of the Th sound in thus to look at thee, /
And think that thou (lines 49 50) also draws the reader to these
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Coleridge frequently explores the relationship and interactions between humanity and nature in his
poetry. His poems, particularly his conversation poem Frost at Midnight , allows the reader into his
internal thoughts between the two groups. Coleridge shows how the thinking of the mind is mirrored
in nature and how patterns repeat to reveal universal aspects in poetry, thoughts, and nature. Coleridge
uses nature to capture the mind s movement. Frost is the means that begins the poem and is how the
structure of the poem is assembled. The poem contains organic, repeating fractal patterns with small
variations within them similar to how frost is propagated. These patterns exist throughout nature in
honeycombs, mountains, clouds, and leaves. Repetition is also seen between the speaker of the poem,
Coleridge, and his infant son, Hartley. Repetition exists here as Harley is, in some way, a replica of
Coleridge as children can be seen as versions of their parents. But Coleridge also points out how he
and his son are different as well. Coleridge wants his son to be intimately familiar with nature by
saying With tender gladness, thus to look at thee, / And think that thou shalt learn far other lore / And
in far other scenes! (lines 49 51). Coleridge is going to make sure that his son will enjoy nature and
not have the experience he had in the city. The alliteration of the Th sound in thus to look at thee, /
And think that thou (lines 49 50) also draws the reader to these
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How Did Korean Shikai Influence The Qing Dynasty
Yuan Shikai was a chinese general, politician, and emperor in China s modern history. And he was the
one who established Northern New Army and had a big influence in the late Qing Dynasty. He went to
Korea as a supreme adviser on Korean government policies when he was young, and was in charge of
training new troops after his return. He played a very important role in events such as promoting the
modernization reform.
Yuan Shikai was elected as the first official president of the Republic of China, and was very active in
establishing the modern industry and educational systems as well as unifying the currency. Also he
attempted to restore the monarchy of China and proclaimed himself the Hongxian Emperor in his
short life, even though he ended ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A military coup broke out during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea in 1882. Yuan Shikai was sent to Korea
by Li Hongzhang to suppress the rebellion, and he succeeded.
And Yuan Shikai was appointed the supreme adviser on Korean government policies and gave some
assistance for Korea to train the new army and to control Korean taxes.
During the military coup in 1884, The Japanese troop stationed in Korea tried to kidnap the Korean
Emperor Li Xi. Li Xi asked the Qing government for help, and Yuan Shikai commanded his Army and
assisted the Koreans to defeat the Japanese troop, protecting Korea and the Qing government s
interests in Korea, and he attracted Li Hongzhang s attention by this.
As the Dongxuedang uprising broke out in Korea in 1894, Yuan Shikai advised the Korean Emperor to
ask for assistance from the Qing government. Later on, the Japanese army sent more troops to Korea
and attempted to start a war. Before the First Sino Japanese War, Yuan Shikai masqueraded as a
peasant and returned to China. Yuan Shikai was recommended by Li Hongzhang to be in charge of
training new armies due to his great performances in
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Yuan Shikai was a chinese general, politician, and emperor in China s modern history. And he was the
one who established Northern New Army and had a big influence in the late Qing Dynasty. He went to
Korea as a supreme adviser on Korean government policies when he was young, and was in charge of
training new troops after his return. He played a very important role in events such as promoting the
modernization reform.
Yuan Shikai was elected as the first official president of the Republic of China, and was very active in
establishing the modern industry and educational systems as well as unifying the currency. Also he
attempted to restore the monarchy of China and proclaimed himself the Hongxian Emperor in his
short life, even though he ended ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A military coup broke out during the Joseon Dynasty in Korea in 1882. Yuan Shikai was sent to Korea
by Li Hongzhang to suppress the rebellion, and he succeeded.
And Yuan Shikai was appointed the supreme adviser on Korean government policies and gave some
assistance for Korea to train the new army and to control Korean taxes.
During the military coup in 1884, The Japanese troop stationed in Korea tried to kidnap the Korean
Emperor Li Xi. Li Xi asked the Qing government for help, and Yuan Shikai commanded his Army and
assisted the Koreans to defeat the Japanese troop, protecting Korea and the Qing government s
interests in Korea, and he attracted Li Hongzhang s attention by this.
As the Dongxuedang uprising broke out in Korea in 1894, Yuan Shikai advised the Korean Emperor to
ask for assistance from the Qing government. Later on, the Japanese army sent more troops to Korea
and attempted to start a war. Before the First Sino Japanese War, Yuan Shikai masqueraded as a
peasant and returned to China. Yuan Shikai was recommended by Li Hongzhang to be in charge of
training new armies due to his great performances in
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Bound Feet And Western Dress Character Analysis
Bound Feet Western Dress is a book written by Pang Mei Natasha Chang that begins in her family
home in Connecticut as she shuffles through a carved mahogany trunk from China that held the
secrets of China. Inside are her grandmother s embroidered silk lounging robes, grandfathers tuxedo,
white dinner jackets and jodhpurs, aprons of her amah, Xu Ma, and cheongsams that she had learned
to fold from her father. Finally, she finds the black cheongsam like dress that once belonged to her
great aunt Yu I and goes to tell the story of her life in traditional China as it was merging with Western
tradition and becoming modern. Throughout the book, Yu I tells of many old Chinese traditions. In
China, women were only meant to please men. If a family had a daughter, they were considered guests
and were later carted off for marriage by fourteen. Uneducated women were considered more
obedient, so parents often did not let their daughters learn anything other than their duty to their state,
family, and husband. By the age of four, boys were no longer allowed to play and began to learn. They
were given special tutoring and were required to learn and memorize the books they were taught
because their father or their tutor would make them recite what they had read. The Chang s last names
were a poem that changed every generation and when the poem ended, it would restart with the next
generation. Their poem was chia kuo pang ming which translates to fine kingdom, bright country
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Bound Feet Western Dress is a book written by Pang Mei Natasha Chang that begins in her family
home in Connecticut as she shuffles through a carved mahogany trunk from China that held the
secrets of China. Inside are her grandmother s embroidered silk lounging robes, grandfathers tuxedo,
white dinner jackets and jodhpurs, aprons of her amah, Xu Ma, and cheongsams that she had learned
to fold from her father. Finally, she finds the black cheongsam like dress that once belonged to her
great aunt Yu I and goes to tell the story of her life in traditional China as it was merging with Western
tradition and becoming modern. Throughout the book, Yu I tells of many old Chinese traditions. In
China, women were only meant to please men. If a family had a daughter, they were considered guests
and were later carted off for marriage by fourteen. Uneducated women were considered more
obedient, so parents often did not let their daughters learn anything other than their duty to their state,
family, and husband. By the age of four, boys were no longer allowed to play and began to learn. They
were given special tutoring and were required to learn and memorize the books they were taught
because their father or their tutor would make them recite what they had read. The Chang s last names
were a poem that changed every generation and when the poem ended, it would restart with the next
generation. Their poem was chia kuo pang ming which translates to fine kingdom, bright country
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Stereotypes Of African American Music In The 20th Century
Up until the 20th century music in North America showed a clear distinction between race and social
class. The music from then has since evolved into many diverse forms and backgrounds of origin. The
most significant impact on music concerning race in the 20th century was African Americans and the
musical traditions, they brought to the music world adapted through the life of slavery. Before the time
era of the 20th century began, blues music was spreading very rapidly throughout. Blues is a vocal and
instrumental musical form which evolved from African American spirituals, shouts, work songs and
chants. (Twentieth century music, n.d.) Blues was a way for people to sing about their hardships as a
way of venting. The origins of Jazz during ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With The Blacker the Berry, Kendrick spends most of the track rebelling against those who he feels
are intent on marginalizing and oppressing black people. (4 Powerful Kendrick Lamar songs that
spoke to Black America, n.d.)
References
(n.d.). Retrieved from Roots of Jazz: http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/jazz/home/
A conversation with Dennis Mcnally music and race in the 20th century . (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.grammymuseum.org/events/detail/a conversation with dennis mcnally music and race in
the 20th century
(2016, October 1o). Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/jazz/home/
4 Powerful Kendrick Lamar songs that spoke to Black America. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://mic.com/articles/136024/4 powerful kendrick lamar songs that spoke to black
america#.999GxVofZ
Twentieth century music. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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Up until the 20th century music in North America showed a clear distinction between race and social
class. The music from then has since evolved into many diverse forms and backgrounds of origin. The
most significant impact on music concerning race in the 20th century was African Americans and the
musical traditions, they brought to the music world adapted through the life of slavery. Before the time
era of the 20th century began, blues music was spreading very rapidly throughout. Blues is a vocal and
instrumental musical form which evolved from African American spirituals, shouts, work songs and
chants. (Twentieth century music, n.d.) Blues was a way for people to sing about their hardships as a
way of venting. The origins of Jazz during ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With The Blacker the Berry, Kendrick spends most of the track rebelling against those who he feels
are intent on marginalizing and oppressing black people. (4 Powerful Kendrick Lamar songs that
spoke to Black America, n.d.)
References
(n.d.). Retrieved from Roots of Jazz: http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/jazz/home/
A conversation with Dennis Mcnally music and race in the 20th century . (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.grammymuseum.org/events/detail/a conversation with dennis mcnally music and race in
the 20th century
(2016, October 1o). Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/jazz/home/
4 Powerful Kendrick Lamar songs that spoke to Black America. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://mic.com/articles/136024/4 powerful kendrick lamar songs that spoke to black
america#.999GxVofZ
Twentieth century music. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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Revelations Of Izal Essay
The Revelations of Izal
Near the archaeological site of Kouyunjik in ancient Nineveh, the capital of Assyria, now modern
Iraq, one of the most astounding and significant discoveries was uncovered in northern Mesopotamia
by an English archaeologist named Austen Henry Layard. The Royal Library of Ashurbanipal, named
after the last great king of the Assyrian Empire (668 627 BC), contained a collection of thousands of
cuneiform tablets dating from the 7th Century BC buried in the Royal Palace of King Sennacherub.
Another set was found in the same mound three years later yielding the Palace of Ashurbanipal. Found
in late 1849 and 1852, the collection has opened windows into the ancient cultures that flourished
even before the period, their science, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Revelations of Izal, Jebidiah stated, had great significance to the narrative of the Book of Gates.
Written in the Akkadian cuneiform script, the twenty four clay tablets comprising the Nurubi
Fragments contain histories, records and divinations of a prophet named Izal, while others contain
clay tablet engravings of the individual text narratives depicting his miracles, the cities and the First
Gods. Collectively they are called The Revelations of Izal or the Miracles of Izal . For all the texts in
the tablets only ten contain prophetic interaction with the prophet Izal s connections with the Book of
Gates. Two contain a front Title Page introduced by another ancient priest named Vol Hom of Ita,
another a Corean map. Another a tablet called Izal and the Celestial Alignment. The last
representations of two end time characters. Together they introduce the land of Cor, an even more
ancient collection of nations that existed before recorded history, and was according to Jebidiah
believed to have been located within the boundaries of the Caspian Sea, that fell birthing the first
Sumerian city states during the prehistoric Ubaid and Uruk
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The Revelations of Izal
Near the archaeological site of Kouyunjik in ancient Nineveh, the capital of Assyria, now modern
Iraq, one of the most astounding and significant discoveries was uncovered in northern Mesopotamia
by an English archaeologist named Austen Henry Layard. The Royal Library of Ashurbanipal, named
after the last great king of the Assyrian Empire (668 627 BC), contained a collection of thousands of
cuneiform tablets dating from the 7th Century BC buried in the Royal Palace of King Sennacherub.
Another set was found in the same mound three years later yielding the Palace of Ashurbanipal. Found
in late 1849 and 1852, the collection has opened windows into the ancient cultures that flourished
even before the period, their science, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Revelations of Izal, Jebidiah stated, had great significance to the narrative of the Book of Gates.
Written in the Akkadian cuneiform script, the twenty four clay tablets comprising the Nurubi
Fragments contain histories, records and divinations of a prophet named Izal, while others contain
clay tablet engravings of the individual text narratives depicting his miracles, the cities and the First
Gods. Collectively they are called The Revelations of Izal or the Miracles of Izal . For all the texts in
the tablets only ten contain prophetic interaction with the prophet Izal s connections with the Book of
Gates. Two contain a front Title Page introduced by another ancient priest named Vol Hom of Ita,
another a Corean map. Another a tablet called Izal and the Celestial Alignment. The last
representations of two end time characters. Together they introduce the land of Cor, an even more
ancient collection of nations that existed before recorded history, and was according to Jebidiah
believed to have been located within the boundaries of the Caspian Sea, that fell birthing the first
Sumerian city states during the prehistoric Ubaid and Uruk
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What Is Bruce Lee Influence On American Culture
Daniel Flores
AAS 100
Professor Acquino
5/8/15
Bruce Lee s Impact on American Media
42 years after his death, Bruce Lee is still viewed as the greatest icon of martial arts cinema. His
philosophy and charisma made him legend amongst popular culture. It s arguable whether or not the
martial arts film genre would have survived in American Cinema without Bruce Lee and his incredible
movies in the early 1970 s. Till this day, Bruce Lee s Influence in modern media is apparent. Bruce
Lee has become a household name, like Mickey Mouse and The Beatles.
Bruce Lee was born on November 27, 1940 in San Francisco. One year later, Bruce and his family
returned to Kowloon in Hong Kong. At the age of 5, Bruce began appearing in children s roles in
minor films ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the show was surprisingly terminated after only one season, but at that point he was praised
more than the star of the show. Later, he opened a third branch of his Wing Chun School in Los
Angeles, and began providing private martial arts training to film stars including Steve McQueen and
James Coburn. In addition, Bruce was told by Chinese traditionalist to stop teaching Kung Fu to non
asians. He did not listen and challenged the traditionalists to a fight against their best fighter. Bruce
won the challenge but was not satisfied. He felt that fight lasted too long. He refined his style of Wing
Chun, he incorporated aspects of other fighting styles such as Boxing and Western Fencing and called
it Jeet Kune Do (Way of the Intercepting Fist).
With his minor success in Hollywood, Bruce returned to Hong Kong and was approached by film
producer Raymond Chow who had started Golden Harvest Productions. Chow offered him the lead
role in The Big Boss (1971). When it released in Hong Kong, the film was an instant hit. Chinese
youth loved seeing a film starring a tough, athletic Chinese hero who dispensed justice with his fists
and feet. Chow quickly assembled another script entitled The Chinese Connection (1972). His second
film broke the box office records set by the
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Daniel Flores
AAS 100
Professor Acquino
5/8/15
Bruce Lee s Impact on American Media
42 years after his death, Bruce Lee is still viewed as the greatest icon of martial arts cinema. His
philosophy and charisma made him legend amongst popular culture. It s arguable whether or not the
martial arts film genre would have survived in American Cinema without Bruce Lee and his incredible
movies in the early 1970 s. Till this day, Bruce Lee s Influence in modern media is apparent. Bruce
Lee has become a household name, like Mickey Mouse and The Beatles.
Bruce Lee was born on November 27, 1940 in San Francisco. One year later, Bruce and his family
returned to Kowloon in Hong Kong. At the age of 5, Bruce began appearing in children s roles in
minor films ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the show was surprisingly terminated after only one season, but at that point he was praised
more than the star of the show. Later, he opened a third branch of his Wing Chun School in Los
Angeles, and began providing private martial arts training to film stars including Steve McQueen and
James Coburn. In addition, Bruce was told by Chinese traditionalist to stop teaching Kung Fu to non
asians. He did not listen and challenged the traditionalists to a fight against their best fighter. Bruce
won the challenge but was not satisfied. He felt that fight lasted too long. He refined his style of Wing
Chun, he incorporated aspects of other fighting styles such as Boxing and Western Fencing and called
it Jeet Kune Do (Way of the Intercepting Fist).
With his minor success in Hollywood, Bruce returned to Hong Kong and was approached by film
producer Raymond Chow who had started Golden Harvest Productions. Chow offered him the lead
role in The Big Boss (1971). When it released in Hong Kong, the film was an instant hit. Chinese
youth loved seeing a film starring a tough, athletic Chinese hero who dispensed justice with his fists
and feet. Chow quickly assembled another script entitled The Chinese Connection (1972). His second
film broke the box office records set by the
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Being Unloved War And Memory Summary
World War II was devastating to an many involved and much damage has been done on both sides,
physically and mentally.To Japan WWII is known as the fifteen year war as some may not have
regarded, Japan s view of the war is radically different from the U.S. and others involved. An aptitude
for being unloved: War and Memory , Dower s essay demonstrates that Japan viewed themselves as
victims of the war rather than aggressors, and that some aspects of the war were whitewashed , but
this isn t solely unique to Japan in this situation. As it is common in most every history, especially in
America who are still reluctant in admitting responsibility to the Vietnam war or slavery. As well as
setting a reminder to listeners of how Americans excussed the emperor from responsibility. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Japan s extended victim narrative are reasoned to be that, The Japanese.. alienated others because they
had difficulty thinking in terms of equality and lacked any true sense of responsibility. Dower claims.
Japan s view of their role in the war was defencive, any of these ideas spawned from propaganda
spread during the war. A poll in a Yomiuri newspaper during the 1930s asked if Japan were aggressors
during the war, 53% answered Yes while 24.8% answered No , the remaining had no response.
Citizens alive during war time and the spread of war propaganda answered 39% dissaggreing Japan
was an aggressor 41% in agreement and others had no response. Propaganda influenced and impacted
the war memory for some citizens, allowing more negative memories cause by Japan to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
World War II was devastating to an many involved and much damage has been done on both sides,
physically and mentally.To Japan WWII is known as the fifteen year war as some may not have
regarded, Japan s view of the war is radically different from the U.S. and others involved. An aptitude
for being unloved: War and Memory , Dower s essay demonstrates that Japan viewed themselves as
victims of the war rather than aggressors, and that some aspects of the war were whitewashed , but
this isn t solely unique to Japan in this situation. As it is common in most every history, especially in
America who are still reluctant in admitting responsibility to the Vietnam war or slavery. As well as
setting a reminder to listeners of how Americans excussed the emperor from responsibility. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Japan s extended victim narrative are reasoned to be that, The Japanese.. alienated others because they
had difficulty thinking in terms of equality and lacked any true sense of responsibility. Dower claims.
Japan s view of their role in the war was defencive, any of these ideas spawned from propaganda
spread during the war. A poll in a Yomiuri newspaper during the 1930s asked if Japan were aggressors
during the war, 53% answered Yes while 24.8% answered No , the remaining had no response.
Citizens alive during war time and the spread of war propaganda answered 39% dissaggreing Japan
was an aggressor 41% in agreement and others had no response. Propaganda influenced and impacted
the war memory for some citizens, allowing more negative memories cause by Japan to be
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Egg Osmosis Lab Report
How Do Different Concentrations of Sucrose Influence Osmosis of a De Shelled Egg
10/14/2017
BIOL 2110L
Professor Rollins
By: Autumn Maxey
Lab Partners: Joanna Galan, Karena Newell, Allyson Clark Introduction: Osmosis by definition is the
process of diffusion in which a fluid moves from an area of less concentration a hypotonic solution, of
dissolved particles to a region of higher concentration or hypertonic solution, of dissolved particles
across a semi permeable membrane (a membrane that only allows specific membranes to pass through
it). Because there is a difference in the concentration gradient, the dissolved particles are free to move
across the semi permeable membrane from the higher concentration to the lower concentration. In
order to study the transfer of liquid across the plasma membrane, in this experiment a de mineralized
egg was examined. Upon receiving the eggs they had already previously been soaked in a vinegar
solution for several days, dissolving the eggs shells thus leaving a thin semi permeable membrane
exposed, which is representative of the cells in our bodies. In this experiment the process of osmosis is
being observed and the different conditions in which osmosis occurs. In the egg osmosis experiment
kinetic energy is used making this process a passive transport in passive processes concentration or
pressure differences drive the movement (Marieb,Smith, 2007) since ATP is not required which is
called facilitated diffusion.
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How Do Different Concentrations of Sucrose Influence Osmosis of a De Shelled Egg
10/14/2017
BIOL 2110L
Professor Rollins
By: Autumn Maxey
Lab Partners: Joanna Galan, Karena Newell, Allyson Clark Introduction: Osmosis by definition is the
process of diffusion in which a fluid moves from an area of less concentration a hypotonic solution, of
dissolved particles to a region of higher concentration or hypertonic solution, of dissolved particles
across a semi permeable membrane (a membrane that only allows specific membranes to pass through
it). Because there is a difference in the concentration gradient, the dissolved particles are free to move
across the semi permeable membrane from the higher concentration to the lower concentration. In
order to study the transfer of liquid across the plasma membrane, in this experiment a de mineralized
egg was examined. Upon receiving the eggs they had already previously been soaked in a vinegar
solution for several days, dissolving the eggs shells thus leaving a thin semi permeable membrane
exposed, which is representative of the cells in our bodies. In this experiment the process of osmosis is
being observed and the different conditions in which osmosis occurs. In the egg osmosis experiment
kinetic energy is used making this process a passive transport in passive processes concentration or
pressure differences drive the movement (Marieb,Smith, 2007) since ATP is not required which is
called facilitated diffusion.
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Cubism Annotated Bibliography
Yordi Schrank
10/11
Cubism
1907
Bibliography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/cube/hd_cube.htm
http://www.artyfactory.com/art_appreciation/art_movements/cubism.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlNf5XZDcQs Cubism was one of the most influential visual art
styles of the early twentieth century. It was created by Pablo Picasso and George Braque. It was easier
for them to invent something new that no one has not seen before and both had a common interest. It
was one of the first movements led by Pablo Picasso during 1907. The movement began in 1907.
Cubism was very popular during the early twentieth centuries. There were two most important people
to Cubism art movement Pablo Picasso and George Braque. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Their idea was meant to show the originality of the painting and the complication of the painting. One
of their very first paintings was Mia Jolie which amazed everyone. Picasso wasn t known for cubist
style painting instead many know him for his artwork blue period. Soon after he discovered worm
colors he ended his blue period painting style.
Eventually he started to discover other types of arts with a lot more colorful and unique. Picasso was
born in Francisco October 25, 1881. He lived in France for most of his time and become known as one
of the most influential artist of his time. He died in April 8, 1973 at the age of 91. The artist is a
receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of
paper, from a passing shape, from a spider s web. One of Picasso famous quote.
George Braque was born may 13, 1882 in France. He was known for his art works and sculptor. His
most important works were Fauvism and the invention of Cubism with Picasso. He died August 31,
1863 at the age of 81. There is only one valuable thing in art: the thing you cannot
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Yordi Schrank
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Cubism
1907
Bibliography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Picasso http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/cube/hd_cube.htm
http://www.artyfactory.com/art_appreciation/art_movements/cubism.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlNf5XZDcQs Cubism was one of the most influential visual art
styles of the early twentieth century. It was created by Pablo Picasso and George Braque. It was easier
for them to invent something new that no one has not seen before and both had a common interest. It
was one of the first movements led by Pablo Picasso during 1907. The movement began in 1907.
Cubism was very popular during the early twentieth centuries. There were two most important people
to Cubism art movement Pablo Picasso and George Braque. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Their idea was meant to show the originality of the painting and the complication of the painting. One
of their very first paintings was Mia Jolie which amazed everyone. Picasso wasn t known for cubist
style painting instead many know him for his artwork blue period. Soon after he discovered worm
colors he ended his blue period painting style.
Eventually he started to discover other types of arts with a lot more colorful and unique. Picasso was
born in Francisco October 25, 1881. He lived in France for most of his time and become known as one
of the most influential artist of his time. He died in April 8, 1973 at the age of 91. The artist is a
receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of
paper, from a passing shape, from a spider s web. One of Picasso famous quote.
George Braque was born may 13, 1882 in France. He was known for his art works and sculptor. His
most important works were Fauvism and the invention of Cubism with Picasso. He died August 31,
1863 at the age of 81. There is only one valuable thing in art: the thing you cannot
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Stereotypes In Fairy Tales
Obviously the first stop on their tour around Diagon Alley was Flourish and Blotts Bookstore. As soon
as they got there the group split up and headed towards sections of books they thought looked
interesting. Annabeth headed for the Ancient Runes and Arithmancy section, trying not squeal as she
browsed through the area. She also decided to pick up several books on wards. Thalia instantly drifted
toward the area dedicated to Astronomy and surprisingly, she also took a liking to books on the history
of magic, especially ones with battle and strategy tips. Meanwhile Piper and Leanne drifted through
the sections on Magical flora and fauna and together the two oh d and ah d over the pictures of
adorable critters. The Stolls picked up almost every
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Obviously the first stop on their tour around Diagon Alley was Flourish and Blotts Bookstore. As soon
as they got there the group split up and headed towards sections of books they thought looked
interesting. Annabeth headed for the Ancient Runes and Arithmancy section, trying not squeal as she
browsed through the area. She also decided to pick up several books on wards. Thalia instantly drifted
toward the area dedicated to Astronomy and surprisingly, she also took a liking to books on the history
of magic, especially ones with battle and strategy tips. Meanwhile Piper and Leanne drifted through
the sections on Magical flora and fauna and together the two oh d and ah d over the pictures of
adorable critters. The Stolls picked up almost every
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Chinese Immigration In The Early 1900s
The 1900s hit hard for the generation of Asians that came to America, and for future generations to
come. Many of the immigrants were either Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese, or
Indian. The term Asian American tied these groups of people together for political reasons. After the
earthquake of 1906, Asian immigrants were granted access if they were related to a citizen in America.
This exception caused records to be falsified. These people were referred to as paper sons/daughters. .
[1] Upon the arrival to America, Chinese immigrants went through a screening process in the early
1900s, but that ended later in 1965. They came in search of a better life with more opportunities. The
opportunities they hoped to find was advertised as the American Dream. Over time, separate
generations that have been treated equally as bad have evolved in their way of combating racial
inequality. These methods were mainly nonviolent, but would it have been more effective if the
protestors took a more violent approach? Throughout the history of America, there has been an
everlasting wave of immigration. These immigrants people from all walks of life who had heard about
the so called American Dream would die for a chance to live it. The dream typically stayed at that, a
dream. Chinese immigrants were seldom able to achieve any of the things that were promised. In
addition, they faced racial equality and racial segregation. Often, Asian Americans were blamed for
anything
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The 1900s hit hard for the generation of Asians that came to America, and for future generations to
come. Many of the immigrants were either Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese, or
Indian. The term Asian American tied these groups of people together for political reasons. After the
earthquake of 1906, Asian immigrants were granted access if they were related to a citizen in America.
This exception caused records to be falsified. These people were referred to as paper sons/daughters. .
[1] Upon the arrival to America, Chinese immigrants went through a screening process in the early
1900s, but that ended later in 1965. They came in search of a better life with more opportunities. The
opportunities they hoped to find was advertised as the American Dream. Over time, separate
generations that have been treated equally as bad have evolved in their way of combating racial
inequality. These methods were mainly nonviolent, but would it have been more effective if the
protestors took a more violent approach? Throughout the history of America, there has been an
everlasting wave of immigration. These immigrants people from all walks of life who had heard about
the so called American Dream would die for a chance to live it. The dream typically stayed at that, a
dream. Chinese immigrants were seldom able to achieve any of the things that were promised. In
addition, they faced racial equality and racial segregation. Often, Asian Americans were blamed for
anything
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Essay On Johnny The Great Depression
All of Johnny s former classmates were going out getting drunk, smoking and parting, but Johnny
didn t want any part of it. Over the summer all Johnny could think about was why did my parents
leave me. Johnny s depression over it got so bad that he decided to go to church for the time since his
parents left him to see if going to mass would help him at all. He didn t feel any different or any better
over the situation after going to church 2 times a week for 3 straight weeks. Johnny didn t give up
though, he prayed every morning and night that he would be able to reunite with his parents and find
out why they really left him. Over the course the next three years Johnny spent most of his time
working out in the fields and going to church. He continued to miss his parents more and more and
visit the spot more and more prayed to the God almost every hour of the day that he would be able to
reunite with his parents. Johnny had lost all communications with his former classmates but he didn t
give a damn that he did. At age 21 Johnny had just bought a farm and a house. Johnny moved out of
the lady s house and thanked her and her husband for all that they did for him. Even though ... Show
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On the third day his parents were at his house, Johnny went and joined the Army. He got back in time
for dinner and ate with his parents. Johnny was thinking of how he was gonna tell them that he had
joined the Army. Johnny started by saying you remember my dream of being a soldier when I was
little he asked his parents. His parents smiled and said yes. Johnny said well that dream has came true.
I have joined the Army. His parents looked in shot and said why we haven t even been back for a week
and you could be leaving. Johnny said sorry but it s what I was ment to do. Johnny told them his
schedule and told them that he will be most likely deployed to the Korean
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All of Johnny s former classmates were going out getting drunk, smoking and parting, but Johnny
didn t want any part of it. Over the summer all Johnny could think about was why did my parents
leave me. Johnny s depression over it got so bad that he decided to go to church for the time since his
parents left him to see if going to mass would help him at all. He didn t feel any different or any better
over the situation after going to church 2 times a week for 3 straight weeks. Johnny didn t give up
though, he prayed every morning and night that he would be able to reunite with his parents and find
out why they really left him. Over the course the next three years Johnny spent most of his time
working out in the fields and going to church. He continued to miss his parents more and more and
visit the spot more and more prayed to the God almost every hour of the day that he would be able to
reunite with his parents. Johnny had lost all communications with his former classmates but he didn t
give a damn that he did. At age 21 Johnny had just bought a farm and a house. Johnny moved out of
the lady s house and thanked her and her husband for all that they did for him. Even though ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the third day his parents were at his house, Johnny went and joined the Army. He got back in time
for dinner and ate with his parents. Johnny was thinking of how he was gonna tell them that he had
joined the Army. Johnny started by saying you remember my dream of being a soldier when I was
little he asked his parents. His parents smiled and said yes. Johnny said well that dream has came true.
I have joined the Army. His parents looked in shot and said why we haven t even been back for a week
and you could be leaving. Johnny said sorry but it s what I was ment to do. Johnny told them his
schedule and told them that he will be most likely deployed to the Korean
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The Production Of Animal Products For Human Consumption
The production of animal products for human consumption contributes over 14.5 towards global
greenhouse gas emissions, and is one of the biggest factors of climate change . Most consumers of
meat and dairy are uninformed of this fact, as they believe that transportation and the burning of fossil
fuels are the leading contributors towards global warming, and not the production of foods that they
consume on a daily basis and in large quantities. However, the consumers are not the only ones to
blame; in America, large meat and dairy corporations as well as the government are two forces that
heavily advertise and influence the consumption of animal products. In fact, companies such as Tyson
Foods have successfully lobbied for the Agriculture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To change their diets of meat and dairy, people have to understand and adopt growth mindsets. When
people have a growth mindset, they believe that intelligence and talent are developed rather than fixed
. People who have growth mindsets are more open towards challenges, and make efforts to learn. The
same can be applied to changing one s diet to consume less meat and dairy. People with growth
mindsets are open towards new experiences. Consequently, they will be more willing to switch their
diets to include less meats and dairies. At the same people, people who are less likely to change their
diets, 62% of Americans , can learn to adopt a growth mindset, through understanding oneself,
learning from experiences, and seeing things from different perspectives and challenging oneself to
take action . After adopting a growth mindset, people can use positive psychology techniques to
challenge themselves to consume less animal products. For people to understand the reason why they
need to consume less meat and dairy products, they have to apply the concept of PERMA, the model
of well being. They need to identify that their well being is greater when eating less animal products
and explain it using aspects of PERMA. For example, consumers who have made an active change in
their lives to change their diets can explain their reasoning with experiencing more Positive Emotion
they receive
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The production of animal products for human consumption contributes over 14.5 towards global
greenhouse gas emissions, and is one of the biggest factors of climate change . Most consumers of
meat and dairy are uninformed of this fact, as they believe that transportation and the burning of fossil
fuels are the leading contributors towards global warming, and not the production of foods that they
consume on a daily basis and in large quantities. However, the consumers are not the only ones to
blame; in America, large meat and dairy corporations as well as the government are two forces that
heavily advertise and influence the consumption of animal products. In fact, companies such as Tyson
Foods have successfully lobbied for the Agriculture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To change their diets of meat and dairy, people have to understand and adopt growth mindsets. When
people have a growth mindset, they believe that intelligence and talent are developed rather than fixed
. People who have growth mindsets are more open towards challenges, and make efforts to learn. The
same can be applied to changing one s diet to consume less meat and dairy. People with growth
mindsets are open towards new experiences. Consequently, they will be more willing to switch their
diets to include less meats and dairies. At the same people, people who are less likely to change their
diets, 62% of Americans , can learn to adopt a growth mindset, through understanding oneself,
learning from experiences, and seeing things from different perspectives and challenging oneself to
take action . After adopting a growth mindset, people can use positive psychology techniques to
challenge themselves to consume less animal products. For people to understand the reason why they
need to consume less meat and dairy products, they have to apply the concept of PERMA, the model
of well being. They need to identify that their well being is greater when eating less animal products
and explain it using aspects of PERMA. For example, consumers who have made an active change in
their lives to change their diets can explain their reasoning with experiencing more Positive Emotion
they receive
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Cons Of Genetic Engineering
Food, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and insect control are among a few of the different avenues of
Genetic Engineering (GE). One sad truth associated with genetic engineering is the lack of adequate
testing to assure the health and well being of society and the environment. The companies that hold
the GE patents and our government seem to more concerned with profits, than that of human life and
the effects on the environment. In this day and age, illnesses and other forms of aliments of our
society are multiplying at alarming rates. Drug manufactures, in such a hurry to get their latest drugs
to market, little, if any, testing is being done to assure that the drugs themselves are safe for human
consumption. The risks of GE unknowns, far ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any severe environmental stress such as drought and global warming can trigger unpredictable
changes to engineered crops. It is this combination of unpredictability and ignorance that led Dr. Barry
Commoner, one of our nation s most eminent biologists, to conclude: The genetically engineered
crops now being grown represent a massive uncontrolled experiment whose outcome is inherently
unpredictable. The results could be catastrophic. (Commoner) Allergies are often overlooked,
especially when weighed against the potential benefits of a new drug. Yet they affect a large number
of people (about 2.5% of American adults and 6 8% of children, or 8 million in the U.S.), and the
incidence of allergies has been rising in recent years for unknown reasons. Reactions are not limited to
watery eyes; some experience intense itching and welts, others life threatening anaphylactic shock,
which kills an estimated 150 Americans each year. If a plant grown drug with allergenic properties
were to contaminate the food supply, unsuspecting individuals prone to allergies would be unable to
take any action to avoid consuming the contaminated food, with potentially fatal consequences.
People susceptible to food allergies, without proper labeling have no knowledge of what they are
actually consuming; therefore, they could possibly be endangering their lives by eating foods that they
are highly allergic to. The Federal Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (1966), for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Food, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and insect control are among a few of the different avenues of
Genetic Engineering (GE). One sad truth associated with genetic engineering is the lack of adequate
testing to assure the health and well being of society and the environment. The companies that hold
the GE patents and our government seem to more concerned with profits, than that of human life and
the effects on the environment. In this day and age, illnesses and other forms of aliments of our
society are multiplying at alarming rates. Drug manufactures, in such a hurry to get their latest drugs
to market, little, if any, testing is being done to assure that the drugs themselves are safe for human
consumption. The risks of GE unknowns, far ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any severe environmental stress such as drought and global warming can trigger unpredictable
changes to engineered crops. It is this combination of unpredictability and ignorance that led Dr. Barry
Commoner, one of our nation s most eminent biologists, to conclude: The genetically engineered
crops now being grown represent a massive uncontrolled experiment whose outcome is inherently
unpredictable. The results could be catastrophic. (Commoner) Allergies are often overlooked,
especially when weighed against the potential benefits of a new drug. Yet they affect a large number
of people (about 2.5% of American adults and 6 8% of children, or 8 million in the U.S.), and the
incidence of allergies has been rising in recent years for unknown reasons. Reactions are not limited to
watery eyes; some experience intense itching and welts, others life threatening anaphylactic shock,
which kills an estimated 150 Americans each year. If a plant grown drug with allergenic properties
were to contaminate the food supply, unsuspecting individuals prone to allergies would be unable to
take any action to avoid consuming the contaminated food, with potentially fatal consequences.
People susceptible to food allergies, without proper labeling have no knowledge of what they are
actually consuming; therefore, they could possibly be endangering their lives by eating foods that they
are highly allergic to. The Federal Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (1966), for
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Transcript Of Ken Ham Vs. Bill Nye Debate
What is so important about science and intellectualism? There are still so many Americans who don t
believe in the fact that science is real or how it explains the truth behind climate change. Science is
essential no matter what anyone does because science is in our everyday life, even if we don t see it. It
is involved in things that are as simple as our phones to how our bodies work, but it s depressing to
see people disagree that climate change isn t happening, or people who still don t believe in evolution.
Intellectualism is another key factor needed for science because it isn t an easy concept to explain the
truth. How can some people be so arrogant about the truth behind science, does it seem too
complicated for people to understand, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Scientists has proved many points on how this earth came to be and how life formed. They can show
evidence through many years of research and hard work to prove religion wrong. But they don t want
to prove religion wrong, they just want religious people to accept the fact that science does exist and it
s true. In Transcript of Ken Ham vs Bill Nye Debate describes the arrogance of religious people and
how science is believable though many years of research. As seen in the article Ken Ham would
always deny the fact that science isn t real or true and would always result back to the bible. Ham
focused too much on historical science. As Nye requested of Ham, present your model, make a
prediction, and then let s observe if the data supports. Both evolution and creation models do have a
historical element, but both should also have a predictable observable element. It s like so sad that he
believes only in the bible and not trusting science. Science plays a big role in society because of all the
strange phenomenal it explains. Like, physics and how it is in our everyday life even if we don t notice
it to what is real, what is practical, and how things work. It s true on how science has become a major
part of our lives even if we don t believe in it. People who just believe in their religion and not science
need to start giving it a chance because it s just so sad and arrogant. Evolution tells us, in detail, what
happens over time to populations of organisms in a complex
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What is so important about science and intellectualism? There are still so many Americans who don t
believe in the fact that science is real or how it explains the truth behind climate change. Science is
essential no matter what anyone does because science is in our everyday life, even if we don t see it. It
is involved in things that are as simple as our phones to how our bodies work, but it s depressing to
see people disagree that climate change isn t happening, or people who still don t believe in evolution.
Intellectualism is another key factor needed for science because it isn t an easy concept to explain the
truth. How can some people be so arrogant about the truth behind science, does it seem too
complicated for people to understand, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Scientists has proved many points on how this earth came to be and how life formed. They can show
evidence through many years of research and hard work to prove religion wrong. But they don t want
to prove religion wrong, they just want religious people to accept the fact that science does exist and it
s true. In Transcript of Ken Ham vs Bill Nye Debate describes the arrogance of religious people and
how science is believable though many years of research. As seen in the article Ken Ham would
always deny the fact that science isn t real or true and would always result back to the bible. Ham
focused too much on historical science. As Nye requested of Ham, present your model, make a
prediction, and then let s observe if the data supports. Both evolution and creation models do have a
historical element, but both should also have a predictable observable element. It s like so sad that he
believes only in the bible and not trusting science. Science plays a big role in society because of all the
strange phenomenal it explains. Like, physics and how it is in our everyday life even if we don t notice
it to what is real, what is practical, and how things work. It s true on how science has become a major
part of our lives even if we don t believe in it. People who just believe in their religion and not science
need to start giving it a chance because it s just so sad and arrogant. Evolution tells us, in detail, what
happens over time to populations of organisms in a complex
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Essay about Bioterrorism
Bioterrorism Viral Hemorrhagic Fever
Abstract
Viral hemorrhagic fever is one of the most feared diseases of today s time. Although most people have
heard of anthrax, smallpox and the plague, viral hemorrhagic fever has become a potent weapon used
for bioterrorism, silently killing its victims and instilling fear in the rest of the population. Viral
hemorrhagic fever can be divided into 4 families. Although each family of viral hemorrhagic fever
may have some of its own unique characteristics, the four families are generally fairly similar
regarding the high fevers and hemorrhages they cause. Because of past outbreaks of viral hemorrhagic
fever, scientists have reason to believe that terrorists have easier access to the deadly viruses ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason why the Ebola and Marburg viruses are grouped together is because they have similar
symptoms. The incubation period is about 1 week, which means it takes about 1 2 week for symptoms
to occur (Wener n.p.). The symptoms can range from something as mild as headaches and sore throats
to disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which means clotting of the blood. Other symptoms
include fevers, arthritis, prostration, bleeding diathesis, thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction.
Some nonspecific clinical effects include nausea, pain in the stomach, diarrhea, encephalitis and
rashes (Schlossberg 53). Furthermore, viral hemorrhagic fever can potentially lead to neurologic,
hepatic, pulmonary, and renal disorders (Wener n.p.).
What makes Ebola such a serious disease is that fact that 90% of the people who are diagnosed with
this disease die, and the few surviving patients suffer from hair loss and sensory problems (Wener
n.p.). On the other hand, Marburg hemorrhagic fever has a 23 70% mortality rate. The history behind
the Marburg hemorrhagic fever helps explain why VHF is so dangerous to the public and can easily be
spread all across the globe. Marburg hemorrhagic fever was first discovered in 1967 in Marburg,
Germany when lab workers were contracted with the disease after handling imported monkeys from
Africa (Center for Disease Control n.p.). Because Ebola and Marburg hemorrhagic fever are both
zoonotic, they can be transmitted from
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Bioterrorism Viral Hemorrhagic Fever
Abstract
Viral hemorrhagic fever is one of the most feared diseases of today s time. Although most people have
heard of anthrax, smallpox and the plague, viral hemorrhagic fever has become a potent weapon used
for bioterrorism, silently killing its victims and instilling fear in the rest of the population. Viral
hemorrhagic fever can be divided into 4 families. Although each family of viral hemorrhagic fever
may have some of its own unique characteristics, the four families are generally fairly similar
regarding the high fevers and hemorrhages they cause. Because of past outbreaks of viral hemorrhagic
fever, scientists have reason to believe that terrorists have easier access to the deadly viruses ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The reason why the Ebola and Marburg viruses are grouped together is because they have similar
symptoms. The incubation period is about 1 week, which means it takes about 1 2 week for symptoms
to occur (Wener n.p.). The symptoms can range from something as mild as headaches and sore throats
to disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), which means clotting of the blood. Other symptoms
include fevers, arthritis, prostration, bleeding diathesis, thrombocytopenia and platelet dysfunction.
Some nonspecific clinical effects include nausea, pain in the stomach, diarrhea, encephalitis and
rashes (Schlossberg 53). Furthermore, viral hemorrhagic fever can potentially lead to neurologic,
hepatic, pulmonary, and renal disorders (Wener n.p.).
What makes Ebola such a serious disease is that fact that 90% of the people who are diagnosed with
this disease die, and the few surviving patients suffer from hair loss and sensory problems (Wener
n.p.). On the other hand, Marburg hemorrhagic fever has a 23 70% mortality rate. The history behind
the Marburg hemorrhagic fever helps explain why VHF is so dangerous to the public and can easily be
spread all across the globe. Marburg hemorrhagic fever was first discovered in 1967 in Marburg,
Germany when lab workers were contracted with the disease after handling imported monkeys from
Africa (Center for Disease Control n.p.). Because Ebola and Marburg hemorrhagic fever are both
zoonotic, they can be transmitted from
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The War Of The American Civil War
When the American Civil War began in the spring of 1861, those flocking to enlistment stations in
states both north and south chiefly defined their cause as one of preservation. From Maine to
Minnesota, young men joined up to preserve the Union. From Virginia to Texas, their future foes on
the battlefield enlisted to preserve a social order, a social order at its core built on the institution of
slavery and racial superiority . Secession had not been framed by prominent Southerners like Robert
Toombs as a defensive measure to retain the fruits of the revolution against King George, a fight
against those who sought to intrique insurrection with all its nameless horrors. (Toombs Speech) On
January 1, 1863, when Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation went into effect the war became a
revolution. The Union, the soldiers in blue fought to preserve could no longer exist. On every mile of
soil, they would return to the Stars and Stripes from that moment on, the fabric of society would be
irrevocably changed. In May of 1865, with the abolition of slavery engrained into the Constitution
with the passage of the 13th Amendment, the Confederate armies of Lee and Johnston disbanded, and
Lincoln dead of an assassin s bullet; this change was the only certainty the torn fabric of the newly
reunited states was left to be resown. Andrew Johnson and Southern Democrats believed the
revolution of 1863 had gone far enough. Radical Republicans and African Americans sought instead to
bring it to
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When the American Civil War began in the spring of 1861, those flocking to enlistment stations in
states both north and south chiefly defined their cause as one of preservation. From Maine to
Minnesota, young men joined up to preserve the Union. From Virginia to Texas, their future foes on
the battlefield enlisted to preserve a social order, a social order at its core built on the institution of
slavery and racial superiority . Secession had not been framed by prominent Southerners like Robert
Toombs as a defensive measure to retain the fruits of the revolution against King George, a fight
against those who sought to intrique insurrection with all its nameless horrors. (Toombs Speech) On
January 1, 1863, when Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation went into effect the war became a
revolution. The Union, the soldiers in blue fought to preserve could no longer exist. On every mile of
soil, they would return to the Stars and Stripes from that moment on, the fabric of society would be
irrevocably changed. In May of 1865, with the abolition of slavery engrained into the Constitution
with the passage of the 13th Amendment, the Confederate armies of Lee and Johnston disbanded, and
Lincoln dead of an assassin s bullet; this change was the only certainty the torn fabric of the newly
reunited states was left to be resown. Andrew Johnson and Southern Democrats believed the
revolution of 1863 had gone far enough. Radical Republicans and African Americans sought instead to
bring it to
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Michelle Carter Suicide
Is this the day you succumb to your problems and listen to the thoughts, or will you keep on going?
These are the thoughts that were running through Conrad Roy s mind when he was texting his
girlfriend.The Suicide by text case has prompted many people to discuss social issues such as mental
illness and the court system. Michelle Carter was a young teenager who texted her boyfriend telling
him to commit suicide multiple times. She is now facing years in prison for involuntary manslaughter.
The court system failed with this case but not drastically. They gave her 2.5 years when she should
have been charged as an adult and received twenty years. In June, Moniz found Carter guilty of
involuntary manslaughter, describing her behavior as reckless. Carter received less years than usual
because it was considered reckless and she only wanted attention. She did not get the full sentence
because she was not loved as much as she felt she should have been. She should have received the full
years, but this case was not as bad as others. The 2.5 year sentence is long, but not long enough for
costing someone his life because she wanted attention. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Manson told people to kill themselves, he never actually performed the act. The same as Michelle
Carter with the suicide by text. Charles Manson did not kill people, he just lead them to their death.
He just told them to kill themselves instead of texting them because they did not have cell phone back
in the 1960 s. Michelle Carter, who as a teenager sent texts urging her then boyfriend to commit
suicide . She made him commit suicide because she wanted attention from him. Michelle Carter
pushed her boyfriend beyond and forced him to kill himself just so she could be happy. She gained
from this while he did not benefit at all. He did it all for her to be
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Is this the day you succumb to your problems and listen to the thoughts, or will you keep on going?
These are the thoughts that were running through Conrad Roy s mind when he was texting his
girlfriend.The Suicide by text case has prompted many people to discuss social issues such as mental
illness and the court system. Michelle Carter was a young teenager who texted her boyfriend telling
him to commit suicide multiple times. She is now facing years in prison for involuntary manslaughter.
The court system failed with this case but not drastically. They gave her 2.5 years when she should
have been charged as an adult and received twenty years. In June, Moniz found Carter guilty of
involuntary manslaughter, describing her behavior as reckless. Carter received less years than usual
because it was considered reckless and she only wanted attention. She did not get the full sentence
because she was not loved as much as she felt she should have been. She should have received the full
years, but this case was not as bad as others. The 2.5 year sentence is long, but not long enough for
costing someone his life because she wanted attention. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Manson told people to kill themselves, he never actually performed the act. The same as Michelle
Carter with the suicide by text. Charles Manson did not kill people, he just lead them to their death.
He just told them to kill themselves instead of texting them because they did not have cell phone back
in the 1960 s. Michelle Carter, who as a teenager sent texts urging her then boyfriend to commit
suicide . She made him commit suicide because she wanted attention from him. Michelle Carter
pushed her boyfriend beyond and forced him to kill himself just so she could be happy. She gained
from this while he did not benefit at all. He did it all for her to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dune s Outbreak Of The Russian Revolution
Starting a Revolution can be fun like a carnival. In Outbreak of the Russian Revolution it is shown
how much joy Eduard Dune has in the revolution coming to his city. In this writing it give the world
an account what Dune sees in the opening days of the revolution. This Revolution would touch every
coner of the Russia Empire and would bring it to its knee. After reading this passage it is seen that
Dune saw it was time for the Revolution to happen, the joy he had in the march, and how he saw
people change during the course of the march. One thing that is seen right away is Dune belief that the
Revolution has started and is now spreading to his part of Russia. In Dune writing it is seen that on the
street of Moscow word is going around that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dune talks about how everyone mind has change. He see the time has change the people when he
shows people who was praying for the good health of the imperial family. Now they were shouting,
Down with the Tsar! (Hunt 847) This change in everyone was done by the action or inaction of
Nicholas II during the war, with the help of Grigori Rasputin, made this happened. People who would
not take part in protests have got to the breaking point. Dune have seen over four years there love ones
die in millions. Dune have seen when their country was at the door step of taking down an Empire and
now are see people love ones died for nothing. Dune had to sacrifice many things because of the
government was unable to provide basic necessities on the home front. (Hunt 846) Dune see the
people on the home front and soldiers on the front die because of the this. Seeing this happen likely
change Du change over with workingwomen swarmed the streets of Petrograd (Hunt 846) where
finally done with this all. In Dune writing it show that he has had enfef of this and join the group
march in Moscow. This change also has him throw off his fear of the police with this it is seen
tomorrow the police would arrest us. But today there was a festival on the streets. (Hunt
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Starting a Revolution can be fun like a carnival. In Outbreak of the Russian Revolution it is shown
how much joy Eduard Dune has in the revolution coming to his city. In this writing it give the world
an account what Dune sees in the opening days of the revolution. This Revolution would touch every
coner of the Russia Empire and would bring it to its knee. After reading this passage it is seen that
Dune saw it was time for the Revolution to happen, the joy he had in the march, and how he saw
people change during the course of the march. One thing that is seen right away is Dune belief that the
Revolution has started and is now spreading to his part of Russia. In Dune writing it is seen that on the
street of Moscow word is going around that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dune talks about how everyone mind has change. He see the time has change the people when he
shows people who was praying for the good health of the imperial family. Now they were shouting,
Down with the Tsar! (Hunt 847) This change in everyone was done by the action or inaction of
Nicholas II during the war, with the help of Grigori Rasputin, made this happened. People who would
not take part in protests have got to the breaking point. Dune have seen over four years there love ones
die in millions. Dune have seen when their country was at the door step of taking down an Empire and
now are see people love ones died for nothing. Dune had to sacrifice many things because of the
government was unable to provide basic necessities on the home front. (Hunt 846) Dune see the
people on the home front and soldiers on the front die because of the this. Seeing this happen likely
change Du change over with workingwomen swarmed the streets of Petrograd (Hunt 846) where
finally done with this all. In Dune writing it show that he has had enfef of this and join the group
march in Moscow. This change also has him throw off his fear of the police with this it is seen
tomorrow the police would arrest us. But today there was a festival on the streets. (Hunt
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Radiologist Personal Statement
An antibody has the ability to fight against any harmful materials found within a human being. A
radiologist also has the ability to do so. Like an antibody, a radiologist also has a vital role in an
individual s survival.
My fascination with science stems from years of being intrigued by the complexity of the human body
and the vital processes which allow us to live our daily lives. I understand that a diagnostic
radiographer has a central role in potentialising/utilizing modern treatments and improving people s
health like never before due to the use of technology. Additionally, I would like the opportunity to
interact with patients, who may feel vulnerable, during their journeys to a healthy lifestyle. It is
fascinating to witness and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Radiographers must be able to positively interact with patients throughout their time in their
department. Studying psychology has enabled me to comprehend how unique our minds are and how
the brain and our behaviour shapes us as individuals.
Psychology has taught me that individuals process information differently depending on their mental
and social circumstances which will allow me to act as a supportive role in the patients time in care
because I am able to understand their needs and anxieties. It has highlighted the importance of
feelings, such as anxiety and fear. The layers of an individual must be carefully handled with when
dealing with their ....
Supporting my uncle through his fight with cancer was a life changing experience that opened my
eyes to the rapid pace of cancer development and to how devastating it can be to families involved.
My role in his time consisted of supporting him closely through his journey until his final hours.
Although this was an emotionally draining experience, it taught me resilience and made me more
determined to give the best support I can to people in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An antibody has the ability to fight against any harmful materials found within a human being. A
radiologist also has the ability to do so. Like an antibody, a radiologist also has a vital role in an
individual s survival.
My fascination with science stems from years of being intrigued by the complexity of the human body
and the vital processes which allow us to live our daily lives. I understand that a diagnostic
radiographer has a central role in potentialising/utilizing modern treatments and improving people s
health like never before due to the use of technology. Additionally, I would like the opportunity to
interact with patients, who may feel vulnerable, during their journeys to a healthy lifestyle. It is
fascinating to witness and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Radiographers must be able to positively interact with patients throughout their time in their
department. Studying psychology has enabled me to comprehend how unique our minds are and how
the brain and our behaviour shapes us as individuals.
Psychology has taught me that individuals process information differently depending on their mental
and social circumstances which will allow me to act as a supportive role in the patients time in care
because I am able to understand their needs and anxieties. It has highlighted the importance of
feelings, such as anxiety and fear. The layers of an individual must be carefully handled with when
dealing with their ....
Supporting my uncle through his fight with cancer was a life changing experience that opened my
eyes to the rapid pace of cancer development and to how devastating it can be to families involved.
My role in his time consisted of supporting him closely through his journey until his final hours.
Although this was an emotionally draining experience, it taught me resilience and made me more
determined to give the best support I can to people in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Banning Affirmative Action
Affirmative action is an active effort to improve the employment or educational opportunities of
members of minority groups and women; also : a similar effort to promote the rights or progress of
other disadvantaged persons As defined by Webster s Dictionary. This is a practice used by many fine
colleges and universities across America. Recently a wave of bans has stormed the nation, starting in
California, spreading to states like Michigan and Texas. Banning affirmative action strikes outrage
into some people, and happiness in others. The Association of American Universities stands in
defiance of these bans, saying that the diversity that may not be achieved otherwise is an important
aspect in their students education. Others, like The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Colleges may feel that their affirmative action policies help them to make their campuses better places
to live, and that by banning affirmative action, states are limiting their ability to provide a diverse
education. Others argue that affirmative action is actually a handicap, pushing some minorities into
schools that they are not academically ready to attend. Affirmative action is certainly a hot issue for
many people, and the only agreeable goal is freedom, should colleges be free to choose the students
that they want to educate, or should students be free to apply to colleges without having the risk of
being turned away for something that they can t
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Affirmative action is an active effort to improve the employment or educational opportunities of
members of minority groups and women; also : a similar effort to promote the rights or progress of
other disadvantaged persons As defined by Webster s Dictionary. This is a practice used by many fine
colleges and universities across America. Recently a wave of bans has stormed the nation, starting in
California, spreading to states like Michigan and Texas. Banning affirmative action strikes outrage
into some people, and happiness in others. The Association of American Universities stands in
defiance of these bans, saying that the diversity that may not be achieved otherwise is an important
aspect in their students education. Others, like The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Colleges may feel that their affirmative action policies help them to make their campuses better places
to live, and that by banning affirmative action, states are limiting their ability to provide a diverse
education. Others argue that affirmative action is actually a handicap, pushing some minorities into
schools that they are not academically ready to attend. Affirmative action is certainly a hot issue for
many people, and the only agreeable goal is freedom, should colleges be free to choose the students
that they want to educate, or should students be free to apply to colleges without having the risk of
being turned away for something that they can t
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