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Book Report Essay Example
Writing an essay on the topic of "Book Report Essay Example" can be a challenging task that
requires a combination of analytical skills, critical thinking, and effective communication. The
difficulty arises from the need to not only summarize the content of a particular book but also to
provide insightful analysis and reflections. Crafting a compelling book report essay involves
delving into the intricacies of the narrative, exploring character development, examining themes,
and evaluating the author's writing style.
One of the challenges lies in balancing the summary with the analysis. Students often struggle to
avoid excessive summarization, ensuring that their essay goes beyond a mere retelling of the
plot. Instead, they must delve into the underlying themes, motifs, and literary devices employed
by the author. Additionally, expressing personal opinions and interpretations while maintaining a
scholarly tone adds another layer of complexity.
Moreover, selecting relevant quotes and examples from the book to support arguments and
observations requires careful consideration. The task is not just about expressing one's own
perspective but also substantiating it with evidence from the text. This demands a keen eye for
detail and an ability to connect textual elements to broader literary concepts.
Another aspect to consider is the need for proper structuring and organization. Crafting a
coherent and logical flow within the essay is essential. This involves outlining key points,
transitions between paragraphs, and a strong thesis statement. Striking a balance between being
concise and comprehensive is an ongoing challenge, as students need to convey their thoughts
effectively within the specified word limit.
In conclusion, writing a book report essay is a multifaceted task that demands a synthesis of
reading comprehension, analytical skills, and the ability to articulate thoughts coherently.
However, for those who find themselves grappling with the complexity of this assignment,
assistance is available. Similar essays and more can be ordered through platforms like
HelpWriting.net , where experienced writers can provide support in crafting well-structured and
insightful essays on a variety of topics.
Book Report Essay ExampleBook Report Essay Example
Writing an essay on the topic of "Book Report Essay Example" can be a challenging task that
requires a combination of analytical skills, critical thinking, and effective communication. The
difficulty arises from the need to not only summarize the content of a particular book but also to
provide insightful analysis and reflections. Crafting a compelling book report essay involves
delving into the intricacies of the narrative, exploring character development, examining themes,
and evaluating the author's writing style.
One of the challenges lies in balancing the summary with the analysis. Students often struggle to
avoid excessive summarization, ensuring that their essay goes beyond a mere retelling of the
plot. Instead, they must delve into the underlying themes, motifs, and literary devices employed
by the author. Additionally, expressing personal opinions and interpretations while maintaining a
scholarly tone adds another layer of complexity.
Moreover, selecting relevant quotes and examples from the book to support arguments and
observations requires careful consideration. The task is not just about expressing one's own
perspective but also substantiating it with evidence from the text. This demands a keen eye for
detail and an ability to connect textual elements to broader literary concepts.
Another aspect to consider is the need for proper structuring and organization. Crafting a
coherent and logical flow within the essay is essential. This involves outlining key points,
transitions between paragraphs, and a strong thesis statement. Striking a balance between being
concise and comprehensive is an ongoing challenge, as students need to convey their thoughts
effectively within the specified word limit.
In conclusion, writing a book report essay is a multifaceted task that demands a synthesis of
reading comprehension, analytical skills, and the ability to articulate thoughts coherently.
However, for those who find themselves grappling with the complexity of this assignment,
assistance is available. Similar essays and more can be ordered through platforms like
HelpWriting.net , where experienced writers can provide support in crafting well-structured and
insightful essays on a variety of topics.
Book Report Essay ExampleBook Report Essay Example
The Night Of My Own Country Analysis
Achille Mbembe articulates how slavery results from a loss of home, loss of rights
over one s body, and loss of one s political rights. This degrades the person to only
retaining the value of being a property whose master dictates their life. Yet, the
plantation world they live in gives them an alternative perspective that allows them
stylize and adapt to a life possessed by another. Slaverytakes away personal freedom
and gives power over someone s life to another, forcing a unique lifestyle that molds
a person to be able to survive such a condition.
Naz s court and prison experience in The Night Of is a new form of slavery. Naz
loses his freedom of person when they strip his home and rights and send him off to
Rikers. He is considered a criminal now and as a result is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout his time in prison Naz is exposed to violence, as both a victim and
ultimately a perpetrator. Violence is also commonplace in the life of a slave and
as Mbembe states, is used to instill terror and establish authority. In addition to
violence, Naz also morphs through drug use in prison. In order to stay protected
under Freddy and survive he takes and sneaks in drugs. These adaptations change
Naz into someone that is much more likely to commit a crime in the future. At the
end of the show Naz is seen taking drugs at the river reminiscing about Andrea. He
s sad shes gone and she frowns realizing that the Naz she knew is now gone too.
This cycle of people coming from prison struggling to return to normal lives
because of their adaptations in prison is reiterated with the guard at Rikers saying
he sees some old faces. This allows a reevaluation of how slavery molds slaves and
future generations into more violent, impoverished people. Former slaves can try to
rejoin society but because they are forced to change due to an abusive environment,
it is likely they will not
Achille Mbembe articulates how slavery results from a loss of home, loss of rights
over one s body, and loss of one s political rights. This degrades the person to only
retaining the value of being a property whose master dictates their life. Yet, the
plantation world they live in gives them an alternative perspective that allows them
stylize and adapt to a life possessed by another. Slaverytakes away personal freedom
and gives power over someone s life to another, forcing a unique lifestyle that molds
a person to be able to survive such a condition.
Naz s court and prison experience in The Night Of is a new form of slavery. Naz
loses his freedom of person when they strip his home and rights and send him off to
Rikers. He is considered a criminal now and as a result is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout his time in prison Naz is exposed to violence, as both a victim and
ultimately a perpetrator. Violence is also commonplace in the life of a slave and
as Mbembe states, is used to instill terror and establish authority. In addition to
violence, Naz also morphs through drug use in prison. In order to stay protected
under Freddy and survive he takes and sneaks in drugs. These adaptations change
Naz into someone that is much more likely to commit a crime in the future. At the
end of the show Naz is seen taking drugs at the river reminiscing about Andrea. He
s sad shes gone and she frowns realizing that the Naz she knew is now gone too.
This cycle of people coming from prison struggling to return to normal lives
because of their adaptations in prison is reiterated with the guard at Rikers saying
he sees some old faces. This allows a reevaluation of how slavery molds slaves and
future generations into more violent, impoverished people. Former slaves can try to
rejoin society but because they are forced to change due to an abusive environment,
it is likely they will not
Remember The Titans Character Analysis
In the film Remember The Titans by Boaz Yakin,Gerry Bertier plays one of the
main characters in the movie and becomes a key player in the way the football
begins to transform and work like a team.For Gerry to be apart of this he too
makes some changes of his own and this is why gerry is an important character.
Gerry is captain of the white football team but when a white school is forced to
merge with a black school both races are not happy,we can see this but the panning
shot of the protests outside the school rioting and the sound of their voices and and
things smashing through windows have been amplified to give a scene of
chaos.Gerry becomes the first player in the team and community to start a change in
the way people view skin colour
In the film Remember The Titans by Boaz Yakin,Gerry Bertier plays one of the
main characters in the movie and becomes a key player in the way the football
begins to transform and work like a team.For Gerry to be apart of this he too
makes some changes of his own and this is why gerry is an important character.
Gerry is captain of the white football team but when a white school is forced to
merge with a black school both races are not happy,we can see this but the panning
shot of the protests outside the school rioting and the sound of their voices and and
things smashing through windows have been amplified to give a scene of
chaos.Gerry becomes the first player in the team and community to start a change in
the way people view skin colour
Poverty and the Prevalence of Heart Disease
Poverty and the Prevalence of Heart Disease
Throughout the history of the United States, two things have always afflicted this
great nation: inequality and disease. They have always had an effect on each other,
as diseases have affected those from lower classes differently from those from upper
classes. In our modern U.S. society, we face a specific disease, heart disease, which is
now the leading cause of death in the United States and is part of a complex system
of social problems (Center for Disease Control).
The main social problem is the higher prevalence of heart disease among the poor
than the non poor. This social problem has lead me to the following research
question: in the United States, how is poverty associated with the prevalence of heart
disease? To answer this question I will define heart disease, why it is an issue needing
our attention, and whom it specifically affects. I will then delve into the many social
mechanisms that facilitate this trend and show how they all work together to create
an environment in which the poor are more likely to deal with heart disease than the
non poor. The mechanisms involved are individual and institutional, meaning that
they operate and would have to be addressed at either the individual or institutional
level. The individual focused mechanisms include smoking, physical inactivity,
obesity, factors from early in life, and mental factors. The institution focused ones
include quality of healthcare and lack of access to
Poverty and the Prevalence of Heart Disease
Throughout the history of the United States, two things have always afflicted this
great nation: inequality and disease. They have always had an effect on each other,
as diseases have affected those from lower classes differently from those from upper
classes. In our modern U.S. society, we face a specific disease, heart disease, which is
now the leading cause of death in the United States and is part of a complex system
of social problems (Center for Disease Control).
The main social problem is the higher prevalence of heart disease among the poor
than the non poor. This social problem has lead me to the following research
question: in the United States, how is poverty associated with the prevalence of heart
disease? To answer this question I will define heart disease, why it is an issue needing
our attention, and whom it specifically affects. I will then delve into the many social
mechanisms that facilitate this trend and show how they all work together to create
an environment in which the poor are more likely to deal with heart disease than the
non poor. The mechanisms involved are individual and institutional, meaning that
they operate and would have to be addressed at either the individual or institutional
level. The individual focused mechanisms include smoking, physical inactivity,
obesity, factors from early in life, and mental factors. The institution focused ones
include quality of healthcare and lack of access to
My Reflection Of My Writing And Communication
Writing is essential to communicating on many levels, and it can display your level
of understanding or lack of understanding communicating. Whether is Facebook,
Twitter, an email to your co works, or a professional document you will be judged by
your writing style based on if it s good or bad. If your writingstyle full of miss
spelled words, bad grammar, and horrible flow you will fail to get your point
across clearly and people will think you are uneducated. This class is step one on
my journey improving my writing and learning as much as possible about the
English language. Just like anything else you have to start with the basics and I
feel like I accomplished that over this last eight weeks. The first bad habit this
class help me correct was mixing up future, past tense, and current situations in one
paragraph. My papers didn t have good flow because I didn t maintain parallelism,
I was just all over the place. Some of my papers read like a bad scary movie, just
jumping all over the place. That can confuse the reader because the document
become hard to follow. Parallelism add smooth flow to your paper, it can keep the
reader eyes on your document. Additionally this method helps the writer maintain
consistency, and a balanced flow of ideas. Parallelism is most important when you
are trying to persuade your audience. Run on and fragments are something most of
us struggle with. Social media is full of run on and fragments and it drive my wife
crazy. I
Writing is essential to communicating on many levels, and it can display your level
of understanding or lack of understanding communicating. Whether is Facebook,
Twitter, an email to your co works, or a professional document you will be judged by
your writing style based on if it s good or bad. If your writingstyle full of miss
spelled words, bad grammar, and horrible flow you will fail to get your point
across clearly and people will think you are uneducated. This class is step one on
my journey improving my writing and learning as much as possible about the
English language. Just like anything else you have to start with the basics and I
feel like I accomplished that over this last eight weeks. The first bad habit this
class help me correct was mixing up future, past tense, and current situations in one
paragraph. My papers didn t have good flow because I didn t maintain parallelism,
I was just all over the place. Some of my papers read like a bad scary movie, just
jumping all over the place. That can confuse the reader because the document
become hard to follow. Parallelism add smooth flow to your paper, it can keep the
reader eyes on your document. Additionally this method helps the writer maintain
consistency, and a balanced flow of ideas. Parallelism is most important when you
are trying to persuade your audience. Run on and fragments are something most of
us struggle with. Social media is full of run on and fragments and it drive my wife
crazy. I
Shallow Groundwater Depth Under Saline Irrigation...
Soil salinization and critical shallow groundwater depth under saline irrigation
conditions in a Saharan irrigated land
Zied Haj Amor a, Nissma Feki b, Salem Bouri a aWater, Energy and Environment
Laboratory, National Engineering School of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia
bEnvironmental, Geotechnical and Civil Materials Research Unit, National
Engineering School of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia
E mail: [email protected] Telephone: +216 25 919 074 Fax: +216 75 276 605
Abstract
In arid irrigated areas, understanding the impact of shallow groundwater on soil
salinization is becoming critical for suggesting possible options of improving land
productivity. In this study, under saline irrigation conditions, the effects of shallow
groundwater depth on water and salt dynamics in the root zone of date palms were
analyzed in a Tunisian Saharan oasis (Lazala Oasis) using the HYDRUS 1D model.
Measured data of soil electrical conductivities were used in model validation. The
comparison between simulated and measured data demonstrated that the HYDRUS
1D gave an acceptable estimation of water and salt dynamics in the root zone of date
palms. Under frequent irrigations with saline water (6 dS m 1), scenario simulations
were performed with different depths of shallow groundwater. The simulation results
reveal that, during the summer season, high irrigation frequency and shallow
groundwater with low depth (0.8 m) are required to maintain adequate soil water
content and low
Soil salinization and critical shallow groundwater depth under saline irrigation
conditions in a Saharan irrigated land
Zied Haj Amor a, Nissma Feki b, Salem Bouri a aWater, Energy and Environment
Laboratory, National Engineering School of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia
bEnvironmental, Geotechnical and Civil Materials Research Unit, National
Engineering School of Sfax, 3038 Sfax, Tunisia
E mail: [email protected] Telephone: +216 25 919 074 Fax: +216 75 276 605
Abstract
In arid irrigated areas, understanding the impact of shallow groundwater on soil
salinization is becoming critical for suggesting possible options of improving land
productivity. In this study, under saline irrigation conditions, the effects of shallow
groundwater depth on water and salt dynamics in the root zone of date palms were
analyzed in a Tunisian Saharan oasis (Lazala Oasis) using the HYDRUS 1D model.
Measured data of soil electrical conductivities were used in model validation. The
comparison between simulated and measured data demonstrated that the HYDRUS
1D gave an acceptable estimation of water and salt dynamics in the root zone of date
palms. Under frequent irrigations with saline water (6 dS m 1), scenario simulations
were performed with different depths of shallow groundwater. The simulation results
reveal that, during the summer season, high irrigation frequency and shallow
groundwater with low depth (0.8 m) are required to maintain adequate soil water
content and low
Existentialism Vs Christian Worldview Essay
Christian versus Existentialism Worldview: More Similar than they Seems.
A worldview is a philosophy of life that helps us make sense of a wide range of
important issues in life. Although the definition is common for all of us, we all
have a different worldview and thinking approach to the questions that remains
unanswered. To define a worldview, different opinions will emerge by answering
questions such as: Is there a God? Why are we living? What is the meaning of life?
What is true and what is false? What is good and bad? (Slick, par. 6)Through
Christian worldview, we had been created by God, whereas existentialism worldview
believes that there is no god that created man. Defining more precisely the two of
them, Christian and Existentialist ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Benjamin, and L. H. Hackstaff. On Free Choice of The Will.Indianapolis: Bobbs
Merrill, 1964. Print.
Christian Philosophy. AllAboutWorldview.org. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr. 2015.
Crowell, Steven. Existentialism. Stanford University. Stanford University, 23 Aug.
2004. Web.
13 Mar. 2015
God Christianity Beliefs God. God Christianity Beliefs God. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr.
2015.
Jean Paul Sartre (1905 1980). Jean Paul Sartre (1905 1980). N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr.
2015.
Kierkegaard, Soren, David F. Swenson, and Walter, Lowrie. Kierkegaard s
ConcludingUnscientificPostscript. Princeton: Princeton UP, for American
Scandinavian Foundation, 1941. Print.
Nasseli, Andrei. Do We Have Free Will? Reformation21. N.p., Aug. 2009. Web. 25
Apr. 2015..
Sartre, Jean Paul. Existentialism Is a Humanism, Jean Paul Sarte 1946. Existentialism
Is aHumanism, Jean Paul Sarte 1946. Trans. Philip Mairet. World Publishing
Company,1956.Web. 25 Apr. 2015.
Slick, Matt. What Are Some Christian Worldview Essentials? CARM. N.p., n.d. Web.
16 Apr.
2015.
Talbott, Thomas. Heaven and Hell in Christian Thought. Stanford University.
Stanford University, 23Apr. 2013. Web. 25 Apr.
Christian versus Existentialism Worldview: More Similar than they Seems.
A worldview is a philosophy of life that helps us make sense of a wide range of
important issues in life. Although the definition is common for all of us, we all
have a different worldview and thinking approach to the questions that remains
unanswered. To define a worldview, different opinions will emerge by answering
questions such as: Is there a God? Why are we living? What is the meaning of life?
What is true and what is false? What is good and bad? (Slick, par. 6)Through
Christian worldview, we had been created by God, whereas existentialism worldview
believes that there is no god that created man. Defining more precisely the two of
them, Christian and Existentialist ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Benjamin, and L. H. Hackstaff. On Free Choice of The Will.Indianapolis: Bobbs
Merrill, 1964. Print.
Christian Philosophy. AllAboutWorldview.org. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr. 2015.
Crowell, Steven. Existentialism. Stanford University. Stanford University, 23 Aug.
2004. Web.
13 Mar. 2015
God Christianity Beliefs God. God Christianity Beliefs God. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr.
2015.
Jean Paul Sartre (1905 1980). Jean Paul Sartre (1905 1980). N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Apr.
2015.
Kierkegaard, Soren, David F. Swenson, and Walter, Lowrie. Kierkegaard s
ConcludingUnscientificPostscript. Princeton: Princeton UP, for American
Scandinavian Foundation, 1941. Print.
Nasseli, Andrei. Do We Have Free Will? Reformation21. N.p., Aug. 2009. Web. 25
Apr. 2015..
Sartre, Jean Paul. Existentialism Is a Humanism, Jean Paul Sarte 1946. Existentialism
Is aHumanism, Jean Paul Sarte 1946. Trans. Philip Mairet. World Publishing
Company,1956.Web. 25 Apr. 2015.
Slick, Matt. What Are Some Christian Worldview Essentials? CARM. N.p., n.d. Web.
16 Apr.
2015.
Talbott, Thomas. Heaven and Hell in Christian Thought. Stanford University.
Stanford University, 23Apr. 2013. Web. 25 Apr.
Water Pollution Is The Contamination Of Water
The topic for this final paper is water pollution, water pollution is the contamination
of natural water bodies that contain many hazardous chemicals that can affect
human health. This can have devastating consequences in the lower poorer
countries around the world where there is no way for the people there to have
access to fresh ,and clean water. That s why in this final essay it explains to the
reader all of the hazardous ways you or your family could and even may be at risk for
water pollutionwherever you go around the world whether it has a unfiltered river
system, or it has a proper filtration system and it somewhat fails and the people that
work there does inform the public of the imminent dangers of all the unfiltered and
unprocessed drinking or everyday use water. That is why this essay provides the
reader an example of how Water
Pollution can affect everyone globally, and how there are many health issues that
goes with that issue , and how it can impact any country s economic status.
For my first paragraph Water Pollution is a harmful thing if not careful, such as, Water
Pollution is the contamination of natural water bodies by contamination of natural
water bodies by chemical,physical,radioactive, or pathogenic microbial substances (
C. Michael Hogan,
PG:2
pg3/6).In this quote the author of this article is telling the audience that in the
polluted waters in any river there could be any of these substances in the water that
can possibly cause a very harmful
The topic for this final paper is water pollution, water pollution is the contamination
of natural water bodies that contain many hazardous chemicals that can affect
human health. This can have devastating consequences in the lower poorer
countries around the world where there is no way for the people there to have
access to fresh ,and clean water. That s why in this final essay it explains to the
reader all of the hazardous ways you or your family could and even may be at risk for
water pollutionwherever you go around the world whether it has a unfiltered river
system, or it has a proper filtration system and it somewhat fails and the people that
work there does inform the public of the imminent dangers of all the unfiltered and
unprocessed drinking or everyday use water. That is why this essay provides the
reader an example of how Water
Pollution can affect everyone globally, and how there are many health issues that
goes with that issue , and how it can impact any country s economic status.
For my first paragraph Water Pollution is a harmful thing if not careful, such as, Water
Pollution is the contamination of natural water bodies by contamination of natural
water bodies by chemical,physical,radioactive, or pathogenic microbial substances (
C. Michael Hogan,
PG:2
pg3/6).In this quote the author of this article is telling the audience that in the
polluted waters in any river there could be any of these substances in the water that
can possibly cause a very harmful
Gibberellic Acid Vs Rapa
Introduction:
This experiment will test the effects of gibberellic acid on both standard Brassica
rapa plants and rosette Brassica rapa plants. Gibberellic acid is a growth hormone
used to boost stem growth and speed up the germination process. The purpose of
the experiment is to regulate the growth of both plants after being injected with
gibberellic acid. Gibberellic acid will cause a change in the growth rate of both the
standard Brassica rapa and rosette Brassica rapa. Plants play many roles in the
environment, the biggest being that they produce oxygen, but they also provide
people with food and medicine. Without plants, there would be no oxygen available
to living organisms. Every time people inhale, it is the oxygen that we ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Specifically in plants, gibberellins regulate stem growth, seed germination, and
flowering. Gibberellic acid and gibberellin are not the same thing. Gibberellic acid
is the most well known type of gibberellin. In this experiment, the researchers will
inject both the standard Brassica rapa and the rosette Brassica rapa, a plant that is
genetically engineered to be a dwarf plant, with GA3. Over the course of the
experiment, the researchers assess the plant growth in both plants in order to see how
gibberellic acid affects each type of plant (Gibberellin,
Introduction:
This experiment will test the effects of gibberellic acid on both standard Brassica
rapa plants and rosette Brassica rapa plants. Gibberellic acid is a growth hormone
used to boost stem growth and speed up the germination process. The purpose of
the experiment is to regulate the growth of both plants after being injected with
gibberellic acid. Gibberellic acid will cause a change in the growth rate of both the
standard Brassica rapa and rosette Brassica rapa. Plants play many roles in the
environment, the biggest being that they produce oxygen, but they also provide
people with food and medicine. Without plants, there would be no oxygen available
to living organisms. Every time people inhale, it is the oxygen that we ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Specifically in plants, gibberellins regulate stem growth, seed germination, and
flowering. Gibberellic acid and gibberellin are not the same thing. Gibberellic acid
is the most well known type of gibberellin. In this experiment, the researchers will
inject both the standard Brassica rapa and the rosette Brassica rapa, a plant that is
genetically engineered to be a dwarf plant, with GA3. Over the course of the
experiment, the researchers assess the plant growth in both plants in order to see how
gibberellic acid affects each type of plant (Gibberellin,
Qrt Floods Essay
The weather of the months leading up to the South East Queensland floods not only
gives an indication of the weather patterns before the flood, but shows the continuity
and change in the weather, which ended up causing this catastrophic natural disaster.
The SE QLD floods was the result of a continuum of a build up of conditions, which
can be seen in the synoptic charts.
As seen in the Mid September month, there were many high pressure systems of
1025+ hectopascals affecting australia, in particular the south west areas of the
country. The ridges of the high pressure systems impacted the North east parts of
Australia as well, including most of QLD. This caused clear skies, and dry weather
seen in most of QLD, with some areas having their ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With the dominant cold front impacting the south and south east area of the state,
more prominent rainfall was found, in which QLD experienced wet and generally
warm days in the north, and wet and cool days in the south east. On the 25th of the
month, North Queensland was impacted from the low pressure system condition,
bringing heavy rain, for example most of the Cairns region recorded more than
200mm during the week. With a trough extending from Northern Territory to QLD
also brought strengthened conditions to this area of the country. This trough is the
beginning of an easterly dip, which are good sources of flood conditions. This
weather in November impacted this area of QLD greatly, meaning as the disaster
unfolded, the conditions of SE QLD aided the disaster to have an even greater impact.
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/month/qld/archive/201110.summary.shtml
The November month was the month leading up to the SE Qld floods. From the
synoptic charts, the conditions evident show the ultimate lead up in conditions for
the natural disaster. The pressure systems have moved southerly, in which QLD is
not being significantly impacted by many pressure systems. A High pressure system
in the East of Australia of 1023 hectopascals is lightly impacting the state, bringing
warmer temperatures, in which 76% of the state experience
The weather of the months leading up to the South East Queensland floods not only
gives an indication of the weather patterns before the flood, but shows the continuity
and change in the weather, which ended up causing this catastrophic natural disaster.
The SE QLD floods was the result of a continuum of a build up of conditions, which
can be seen in the synoptic charts.
As seen in the Mid September month, there were many high pressure systems of
1025+ hectopascals affecting australia, in particular the south west areas of the
country. The ridges of the high pressure systems impacted the North east parts of
Australia as well, including most of QLD. This caused clear skies, and dry weather
seen in most of QLD, with some areas having their ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With the dominant cold front impacting the south and south east area of the state,
more prominent rainfall was found, in which QLD experienced wet and generally
warm days in the north, and wet and cool days in the south east. On the 25th of the
month, North Queensland was impacted from the low pressure system condition,
bringing heavy rain, for example most of the Cairns region recorded more than
200mm during the week. With a trough extending from Northern Territory to QLD
also brought strengthened conditions to this area of the country. This trough is the
beginning of an easterly dip, which are good sources of flood conditions. This
weather in November impacted this area of QLD greatly, meaning as the disaster
unfolded, the conditions of SE QLD aided the disaster to have an even greater impact.
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/month/qld/archive/201110.summary.shtml
The November month was the month leading up to the SE Qld floods. From the
synoptic charts, the conditions evident show the ultimate lead up in conditions for
the natural disaster. The pressure systems have moved southerly, in which QLD is
not being significantly impacted by many pressure systems. A High pressure system
in the East of Australia of 1023 hectopascals is lightly impacting the state, bringing
warmer temperatures, in which 76% of the state experience
Conflict Between Law-Enforcement And Crime
In response to question one, the immediate reaction to this image I exhibited due
to the conflict between the law enforcement and crime is shocking. I myself do not
live in an environment where horrific events like this image portray s happen every
day. I am aware it does occur, but viewing it in this shot exceedingly alters my
perspective of these altercations with the law. Furthermore, I do feel a diminutive
amount of sympathy for these people caught in the perilous setting, I myself do not
know what these people may be enduring in their life. They could be forced into
doing these illegal acts against their will, they may be struggling financially and
looked at this as an only option, or they grew up in an environment where these type
of
In response to question one, the immediate reaction to this image I exhibited due
to the conflict between the law enforcement and crime is shocking. I myself do not
live in an environment where horrific events like this image portray s happen every
day. I am aware it does occur, but viewing it in this shot exceedingly alters my
perspective of these altercations with the law. Furthermore, I do feel a diminutive
amount of sympathy for these people caught in the perilous setting, I myself do not
know what these people may be enduring in their life. They could be forced into
doing these illegal acts against their will, they may be struggling financially and
looked at this as an only option, or they grew up in an environment where these type
of
Airplane Invention
Evolve
What is the definition of the word invent? Dictionary.com states that invent means to
originate or create as a product of one s own ingenuity, experimentation, or
contrivance. Inventions have shaped the world and helped the earth evolve
incredibly. Without these developments, the lives of everyone in the world would not
be the same. Computers, phones, televisions, houses, and many other creations would
not exist. However certain inventions prove to stand greater than others, including
phones, airplanes and light bulbs.
Firstly, telephones, invented by Alexander Graham Bell, have proven to benefit
people in drastic situations. They help one interact from lengthy distances. For
example, if a family has an emergency, the fastest method to contact a member is to
call them. After the invention of telephones, cell phones developed. Cell phones are
most likely of the most used inventions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They help incredibly with traveling overseas or flying long distances. The
successful creators of the amazing aircraft were the Wright brothers: Wilbur and
Orville. Their miraculous invention placed the world in awe, for no one considered
that the idea of flying was possible. The development, used for war and traveling,
exists as one of the safest ways of transportation. Thus, airplanes remain as one of the
best and most useful inventions in the world.
Conclusively, light bulbs, invented by Thomas Alva Edison, prove to be extremely
helpful in life. They illuminate the world and lighten the gloomy night. If light did
not exist, everyone would probably find themselves using fire and lanterns to see,
which could result in hazardous outcomes. For example, if candles were left
unattended throughout the night, then they could tip over and possibly create a
massive fire. Lights, found everywhere, including streets, houses, and cars, assist
people at all times. Therefore, light bulbs stand as a safe and valuable
Evolve
What is the definition of the word invent? Dictionary.com states that invent means to
originate or create as a product of one s own ingenuity, experimentation, or
contrivance. Inventions have shaped the world and helped the earth evolve
incredibly. Without these developments, the lives of everyone in the world would not
be the same. Computers, phones, televisions, houses, and many other creations would
not exist. However certain inventions prove to stand greater than others, including
phones, airplanes and light bulbs.
Firstly, telephones, invented by Alexander Graham Bell, have proven to benefit
people in drastic situations. They help one interact from lengthy distances. For
example, if a family has an emergency, the fastest method to contact a member is to
call them. After the invention of telephones, cell phones developed. Cell phones are
most likely of the most used inventions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They help incredibly with traveling overseas or flying long distances. The
successful creators of the amazing aircraft were the Wright brothers: Wilbur and
Orville. Their miraculous invention placed the world in awe, for no one considered
that the idea of flying was possible. The development, used for war and traveling,
exists as one of the safest ways of transportation. Thus, airplanes remain as one of the
best and most useful inventions in the world.
Conclusively, light bulbs, invented by Thomas Alva Edison, prove to be extremely
helpful in life. They illuminate the world and lighten the gloomy night. If light did
not exist, everyone would probably find themselves using fire and lanterns to see,
which could result in hazardous outcomes. For example, if candles were left
unattended throughout the night, then they could tip over and possibly create a
massive fire. Lights, found everywhere, including streets, houses, and cars, assist
people at all times. Therefore, light bulbs stand as a safe and valuable
How Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents Essay
How the Garcia girls lost their accents by Julia Alvarez talks about the four girls
fleeing to the united states after their father s attempt to overthrow dictator is
undiscovered. They arrived in Brooklyn, New York to a life totally different from
the one back home where their name inspired respect and had dozens of maids
serving them fine foods in silverware, but had to live in fear of uncles disappearing
by the hand of the secret police. In the new world their parents try to hold onto their
old traditions, but the girls have a different idea and instead try to find new lives for
themselves but find themselves caught between the old and the new world. The novel
tells their struggle to fit in and to express/communicate themselves. The story is all
about one of the many aspects of the immigrant experience; language barrier and the
power of word/being able to express oneself. The book is extremely popular among
Hispanic immigrants for its relatableness. Although an unpopular opinion, I wouldn t
recommend Millennials to read the novel because its complex storyline, poor
transitions between stories, characters difficult to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They keep getting younger throughout the book so that at the end they were kids
back in their homeland, the Dominican Republic. The author did this to make the
reader experience the book as an immigrant; always going back to their homeland,
however it can make it difficult to follow through. There are also some poor
transitions between stories, Such as in Trespass , Carla was sexually harassed by a
pervert in a lime green car on her way home from school and her struggle to tell the
police what happened while the next chapter is a two page story about the first time
Yolanda saw snow and her thinking the snowflakes were
How the Garcia girls lost their accents by Julia Alvarez talks about the four girls
fleeing to the united states after their father s attempt to overthrow dictator is
undiscovered. They arrived in Brooklyn, New York to a life totally different from
the one back home where their name inspired respect and had dozens of maids
serving them fine foods in silverware, but had to live in fear of uncles disappearing
by the hand of the secret police. In the new world their parents try to hold onto their
old traditions, but the girls have a different idea and instead try to find new lives for
themselves but find themselves caught between the old and the new world. The novel
tells their struggle to fit in and to express/communicate themselves. The story is all
about one of the many aspects of the immigrant experience; language barrier and the
power of word/being able to express oneself. The book is extremely popular among
Hispanic immigrants for its relatableness. Although an unpopular opinion, I wouldn t
recommend Millennials to read the novel because its complex storyline, poor
transitions between stories, characters difficult to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They keep getting younger throughout the book so that at the end they were kids
back in their homeland, the Dominican Republic. The author did this to make the
reader experience the book as an immigrant; always going back to their homeland,
however it can make it difficult to follow through. There are also some poor
transitions between stories, Such as in Trespass , Carla was sexually harassed by a
pervert in a lime green car on her way home from school and her struggle to tell the
police what happened while the next chapter is a two page story about the first time
Yolanda saw snow and her thinking the snowflakes were
King Richard II Essay
Richard II was a king of England, but his failures attracted more interests from
different parties. Most of the other rulers renowned in the world have fame for
being successful in their rule. However, Richard II was known for his failures and
inadequacies during his rule. Richard was king when he was nine years but since
there was no regency, his uncle, John of Gaunt, dominated his control when he
was young. However, during Richard II s rule, there was erupt of the French war.
The war was spreading at a high rate, and the effects were seen all over the nation.
There were poor royal finances, and they could not satisfy the needs of the armies
during the war (Lebow, 2017). In 1381, Peasant s Revolt also happened as the king
imposed a third poll... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the parliament got infuriated by his decision of choosing a favorite one
Robert De Vere who was the Earl of Oxford and made him the duke of Ireland.
Richard II was aware of the challenges that his leadership faced but was not willing
to implement the right measures that could make the nation a better. In most cases,
the cases that came up in his government but solutions offered to the legal
arguments were done by force (Charlton, Tonks, Mclelland, Coats,Thompson, Sims
Saeed, 2016). After the defeat of De Vere at the Radcot Bridge, Richard was
defenseless. By 1387, there were some of his opponents who felt that Richard II was
worth being replaced by another person who understood the needs of the citizens. It
was in 1388 when the Merciless Parliament purged the government. The parliament
used power to ensure that the government was impeached mainly those people that
were Richard s favorites operating in the state. The event angered Richard II so that
he was determined to revenge and ensures that those who had conducted the
operations faced his wrath. His angered led to more issues that resulted in the failure
of his
Richard II was a king of England, but his failures attracted more interests from
different parties. Most of the other rulers renowned in the world have fame for
being successful in their rule. However, Richard II was known for his failures and
inadequacies during his rule. Richard was king when he was nine years but since
there was no regency, his uncle, John of Gaunt, dominated his control when he
was young. However, during Richard II s rule, there was erupt of the French war.
The war was spreading at a high rate, and the effects were seen all over the nation.
There were poor royal finances, and they could not satisfy the needs of the armies
during the war (Lebow, 2017). In 1381, Peasant s Revolt also happened as the king
imposed a third poll... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the parliament got infuriated by his decision of choosing a favorite one
Robert De Vere who was the Earl of Oxford and made him the duke of Ireland.
Richard II was aware of the challenges that his leadership faced but was not willing
to implement the right measures that could make the nation a better. In most cases,
the cases that came up in his government but solutions offered to the legal
arguments were done by force (Charlton, Tonks, Mclelland, Coats,Thompson, Sims
Saeed, 2016). After the defeat of De Vere at the Radcot Bridge, Richard was
defenseless. By 1387, there were some of his opponents who felt that Richard II was
worth being replaced by another person who understood the needs of the citizens. It
was in 1388 when the Merciless Parliament purged the government. The parliament
used power to ensure that the government was impeached mainly those people that
were Richard s favorites operating in the state. The event angered Richard II so that
he was determined to revenge and ensures that those who had conducted the
operations faced his wrath. His angered led to more issues that resulted in the failure
of his
Maya Angelo Essay
If I could have the honor of meeting that one person it would be Maya Angelo. She
was an inspirational and phenomenal woman of her decade. Not only was she an
actress and poet, she was a mother too. Maya Angelo was a beautiful black woman
in her time that stood for what was just. She experienced slavery, and even endured
it. Her legacy and history is passed on through many of her books like I know why
the caged bird sings , or through her poems such as A raisin in the sun and
phenomenal woman.
Thanks to her tenacity and considerateness this younger generation that I am growing
up in can visit the past time and time again through her magnificent writings. Maya
Angelo style of writing was very different from the many black authors ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her words always leave me in deep thought while stimulating my brain. Maya
Angelo s readings are full of advice and wisdom that comes from a woman who is
three times my age. That s priceless information, Right? I can remember when I was
an even younger girl growing up in grade school and in church. Every time there
was a talent show or some major event where one would have to stand in front of a
crowd and prove themselves. I would always choose one of Maya Angelo s sassy,
tongue twisting poems that was sure to get the audience excited and involved. One
thing my sister and I were sure of was that choosing a selection by Ms. Angelo we
couldn t go wrong or embarrassed. In my opinion, Maya Angelo is a strong and
witty African American woman who blessed the world with her thoughts through
different writing pieces. She is a role model to me, because she speaks the truth.
Maya Angelo has been the winner of the Noble Peace Prize and is a renowned best
selling author. I say ask anyone about her and they will know of her, or at least her
writings.
I would defiantly love the opportunity to meet Maya Angelo to really try and pick
her brain. I would ask her how she endured the hard times, or what her inspiration
as a young woman growing up was. I would even try and ease a few personal
informal questions in such as, what did you do for fun on a Friday night, or what
was your dream career. I could only imagine how delighted, encouraged and uplifted
I would feel
If I could have the honor of meeting that one person it would be Maya Angelo. She
was an inspirational and phenomenal woman of her decade. Not only was she an
actress and poet, she was a mother too. Maya Angelo was a beautiful black woman
in her time that stood for what was just. She experienced slavery, and even endured
it. Her legacy and history is passed on through many of her books like I know why
the caged bird sings , or through her poems such as A raisin in the sun and
phenomenal woman.
Thanks to her tenacity and considerateness this younger generation that I am growing
up in can visit the past time and time again through her magnificent writings. Maya
Angelo style of writing was very different from the many black authors ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her words always leave me in deep thought while stimulating my brain. Maya
Angelo s readings are full of advice and wisdom that comes from a woman who is
three times my age. That s priceless information, Right? I can remember when I was
an even younger girl growing up in grade school and in church. Every time there
was a talent show or some major event where one would have to stand in front of a
crowd and prove themselves. I would always choose one of Maya Angelo s sassy,
tongue twisting poems that was sure to get the audience excited and involved. One
thing my sister and I were sure of was that choosing a selection by Ms. Angelo we
couldn t go wrong or embarrassed. In my opinion, Maya Angelo is a strong and
witty African American woman who blessed the world with her thoughts through
different writing pieces. She is a role model to me, because she speaks the truth.
Maya Angelo has been the winner of the Noble Peace Prize and is a renowned best
selling author. I say ask anyone about her and they will know of her, or at least her
writings.
I would defiantly love the opportunity to meet Maya Angelo to really try and pick
her brain. I would ask her how she endured the hard times, or what her inspiration
as a young woman growing up was. I would even try and ease a few personal
informal questions in such as, what did you do for fun on a Friday night, or what
was your dream career. I could only imagine how delighted, encouraged and uplifted
I would feel
Vietnam War Themes in Books Wandering Souls and The
Sorrow...
Themes of a Soldier s War
The Vietnam War was hard for the country to handle, let alone a single soldier. Many
soldiers dealt with different personal and physiological effects of this war. This war
in Vietnam was different than any of the other wars. This war was unconventional,
when we first entered it was more about the fight against the spread of communism
then slowly changed over the years. Going into Vietnam was different in all senses
from battle conditions, weather, and heavy jungle environment. During the war
some soldiers were willing to go and fight and others were not and opposed the war.
The majority of the United States public did not oppose this war until it seemed like
a battle that could never be won in the long run time ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The average age of United States soldiers in Vietnam was nineteen and this was three
years younger than the American men that served during World War II and the
Korean War or so called conflict. After the Vietnam War ended many soldiers had
been severely traumatized and for many of them it proved difficult to adjust to life
back at home. With the soldiers being younger at the time they entered the war it
affects their mental stableness. When they went into the war, they didn t exactly
know who they were and coming out of a war changed them mentally what they saw
haunted them. The main theme in both books was very prominent and seemly
different yet similar from the Vietnam soldiers and American soldiers. Many of the
Vietnamese soldiers grew up around fighting and having a military background in
their family. Many Americans in having a similar line of family background, but very
different from the soldiers that fought in North Vietnam and grew up in the country.
In the book Wandering Souls, Homer Steedley s had a mission and it turned into
bringing the body of Hoang Ngoc Dam back to his home village outside of Hanoi
many years later. When this event actually occurred, it was almost 40 years after he
had killed Dam, during their encounter of each other in the war on a trial in the
highlands. Wayne Karlin s wrote this book for the readers to get a complete picture
of two young men from opposite parts of the world,
Sorrow...
Themes of a Soldier s War
The Vietnam War was hard for the country to handle, let alone a single soldier. Many
soldiers dealt with different personal and physiological effects of this war. This war
in Vietnam was different than any of the other wars. This war was unconventional,
when we first entered it was more about the fight against the spread of communism
then slowly changed over the years. Going into Vietnam was different in all senses
from battle conditions, weather, and heavy jungle environment. During the war
some soldiers were willing to go and fight and others were not and opposed the war.
The majority of the United States public did not oppose this war until it seemed like
a battle that could never be won in the long run time ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The average age of United States soldiers in Vietnam was nineteen and this was three
years younger than the American men that served during World War II and the
Korean War or so called conflict. After the Vietnam War ended many soldiers had
been severely traumatized and for many of them it proved difficult to adjust to life
back at home. With the soldiers being younger at the time they entered the war it
affects their mental stableness. When they went into the war, they didn t exactly
know who they were and coming out of a war changed them mentally what they saw
haunted them. The main theme in both books was very prominent and seemly
different yet similar from the Vietnam soldiers and American soldiers. Many of the
Vietnamese soldiers grew up around fighting and having a military background in
their family. Many Americans in having a similar line of family background, but very
different from the soldiers that fought in North Vietnam and grew up in the country.
In the book Wandering Souls, Homer Steedley s had a mission and it turned into
bringing the body of Hoang Ngoc Dam back to his home village outside of Hanoi
many years later. When this event actually occurred, it was almost 40 years after he
had killed Dam, during their encounter of each other in the war on a trial in the
highlands. Wayne Karlin s wrote this book for the readers to get a complete picture
of two young men from opposite parts of the world,
Chicago Chimney Shop Research Paper
Is Your Chicago chimney sweep, Fireplace or Chimney in Need of a Cleaning?
If there s a chimney in your house, it ought to be inspected once every year and
cleaned if necessary. Cleaning your chimney helps eliminate soot, remove horrid
odors from your fireplace, improve your chimney s draft and consequently enhance
your fireplace s efficiency. Additionally, chimney sweep services offered by skilled
chimney sweeps help get rid of potentially hazardous buildup of creosote deposits. A
buildup of creosote can possibly lead to their ignition, which can result in significant
damage to the chimney as well as the structure of the house. Our fully trained and
certified technicians offer comprehensive safety chimney inspection that concludes
with a careful chimney cleaning service. We Chicago chimney sweep will check and
clean your chimney in all areas including the firebox, refractory panels, cap, damper,
flashing and more. Chicago chimney sweep
Check out the chimney sweep services offered to our customers;
Chimney inspection services
The National Fire Protection Association and the Chimney Safety Institute of
America recommend yearly inspections of chimneys. We follow NFPA ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Our sweeps are passionate about delivering a top quality chimney service and are
ready to go an extra mile to ascertain that your chimney and fireplace are clean and
safe for all members of your household. They scrap off the creosote as well as the
soot from the inside walls of your chimney using brushes. We respect all our
customers and their property, which is why we clean the mess behind us and leave
your house and the fireplace in a great condition. Chicago chimney sweep chimney
cleaning usually takes about an hour and should be done upon relocating to a new
house and after 1 to 3 years depending on the frequency of use of the
Is Your Chicago chimney sweep, Fireplace or Chimney in Need of a Cleaning?
If there s a chimney in your house, it ought to be inspected once every year and
cleaned if necessary. Cleaning your chimney helps eliminate soot, remove horrid
odors from your fireplace, improve your chimney s draft and consequently enhance
your fireplace s efficiency. Additionally, chimney sweep services offered by skilled
chimney sweeps help get rid of potentially hazardous buildup of creosote deposits. A
buildup of creosote can possibly lead to their ignition, which can result in significant
damage to the chimney as well as the structure of the house. Our fully trained and
certified technicians offer comprehensive safety chimney inspection that concludes
with a careful chimney cleaning service. We Chicago chimney sweep will check and
clean your chimney in all areas including the firebox, refractory panels, cap, damper,
flashing and more. Chicago chimney sweep
Check out the chimney sweep services offered to our customers;
Chimney inspection services
The National Fire Protection Association and the Chimney Safety Institute of
America recommend yearly inspections of chimneys. We follow NFPA ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Our sweeps are passionate about delivering a top quality chimney service and are
ready to go an extra mile to ascertain that your chimney and fireplace are clean and
safe for all members of your household. They scrap off the creosote as well as the
soot from the inside walls of your chimney using brushes. We respect all our
customers and their property, which is why we clean the mess behind us and leave
your house and the fireplace in a great condition. Chicago chimney sweep chimney
cleaning usually takes about an hour and should be done upon relocating to a new
house and after 1 to 3 years depending on the frequency of use of the
Nick Morton Analysis
The life story of Nick Morton isn t all that incredible, but thats why makes it
incredible to Nick Morton himself. It s the year 1999 in Milbank, South Dakota in
a small hospital called Saint Bernard s Hospital and a young father and mother
have their first child together a boy named Nicholas. Then comes the early years
growing up in Milbank for two years, and a little sister named Haley comes into the
picture and Nick telling the doctor You take her home I don t want her . After two
years of life in Milbank the familyhad to move to Sioux Falls, South Dakota because
of the young sister who had multiple seizures and the doctors were more advanced.
A few more years pass the Morton s are settled in their new home town of Sioux
Falls, they... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In high school Nick was involved in many things Band, Marching Band, student
council and basketball for a year. During his high school years he was also
involved in the first class of the customized learning process in Harrisburg which
brings in his feelings of regretfulness because he slacked off way too much in
school and didn t try as hard as he should ve. Nick would also face a lot of sadness
especially during his senior year losing not one but three grandparents over a five
month span. The most important part of Nick s high school experience is that he
experienced numerous times of happiness. Including being able to not only go
back every summer after his first experience at camp judson as a camper but also
as a counselor at the Jr camp. Morton s first experience of being a co counselor was
a surprise to him because during the summer after his freshman year Nick would
get a phone call from a mentor of his named Duane who asked him Would you like
to be my co counselor at Jr camp this year . Nick replied with excitement saying yes
yes yes that is something i always thought of doing once i got older, but what
better time then in the present to start . Morton would also convince others such as
his best friend Dalton to come to jr camp and counsel, and the two had a blast
helping the younger generation grow in their faiths and in their walks with Jesus.
Also during his time in high school, Morton would meet some bread new friends
that would last a life time including Andrew, Caleb, Connor, Tyler, and Wil. These
guys along with Sam would all become some what of the kids during that time
would call a squad. Lastly during his high school years Nick would get to
experience his senior prom with his best friend Grace who he had met at camp and
had been going to church with for a better part of 7
The life story of Nick Morton isn t all that incredible, but thats why makes it
incredible to Nick Morton himself. It s the year 1999 in Milbank, South Dakota in
a small hospital called Saint Bernard s Hospital and a young father and mother
have their first child together a boy named Nicholas. Then comes the early years
growing up in Milbank for two years, and a little sister named Haley comes into the
picture and Nick telling the doctor You take her home I don t want her . After two
years of life in Milbank the familyhad to move to Sioux Falls, South Dakota because
of the young sister who had multiple seizures and the doctors were more advanced.
A few more years pass the Morton s are settled in their new home town of Sioux
Falls, they... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In high school Nick was involved in many things Band, Marching Band, student
council and basketball for a year. During his high school years he was also
involved in the first class of the customized learning process in Harrisburg which
brings in his feelings of regretfulness because he slacked off way too much in
school and didn t try as hard as he should ve. Nick would also face a lot of sadness
especially during his senior year losing not one but three grandparents over a five
month span. The most important part of Nick s high school experience is that he
experienced numerous times of happiness. Including being able to not only go
back every summer after his first experience at camp judson as a camper but also
as a counselor at the Jr camp. Morton s first experience of being a co counselor was
a surprise to him because during the summer after his freshman year Nick would
get a phone call from a mentor of his named Duane who asked him Would you like
to be my co counselor at Jr camp this year . Nick replied with excitement saying yes
yes yes that is something i always thought of doing once i got older, but what
better time then in the present to start . Morton would also convince others such as
his best friend Dalton to come to jr camp and counsel, and the two had a blast
helping the younger generation grow in their faiths and in their walks with Jesus.
Also during his time in high school, Morton would meet some bread new friends
that would last a life time including Andrew, Caleb, Connor, Tyler, and Wil. These
guys along with Sam would all become some what of the kids during that time
would call a squad. Lastly during his high school years Nick would get to
experience his senior prom with his best friend Grace who he had met at camp and
had been going to church with for a better part of 7
The muscle, joints, movement components involved in the...
INTRODUCTION Soccer is the most popular sport worldwide. The Federation
Internationale de Football Association represents 203 countries including more
than 200 million licensed participants. (9) The Union des Associations
Europeennes de Football represents 49 European nations with approximately 20
million participants, and the German Soccer Association listed 6.25 million
participants in 2000. (6,28) These statistics do not include players who play soccer
on an unorganized basis. No other discrete movement in football is as spectacular as
the gesture known as the bicycle kick: when a player kicks the ball in mid air
backwards and over his own head. Many players have tried it; some of them have
succeeded but few have performed a perfect... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The dorsiflexion of the ankle by the Tibialis anterior is inserted at the ankle, tarsal
and metatarsal. 2. Describe the health and skill related components of physical
fitness that are relevant to the performance of this skill. Physical fitness is
multifaceted and involves both skill related and health related components. The
skill related components of fitness (speed, power, agility, balance, reaction time,
and coordination) are primarily important in achieving success in athletics and are
not as crucial for the development of better health. Soccer players need a
combination of aerobic and anaerobic fitness due to the nature of the game and the
fact that there is continuous movement with lots of short bursts of more intense
activity. Some positions require higher levels of anaerobic fitness than others,
some require more aerobic fitness. A midfield player is required to cover a lot of
ground during a game and needs a good aerobic engine. A striker on the other hand
requires short bursts of repeated activity and requires more speed and anaerobic
fitness. In order to perform the bicycle kick, there is a number of health and skill
related components of physical fitness that are relevant to its success. From Health
related components, nearly all the components are relevant to the performance of the
bicycle kick, however key components are MUSCULAR STRENGTH Muscular
strength is the amount of force a muscle can
INTRODUCTION Soccer is the most popular sport worldwide. The Federation
Internationale de Football Association represents 203 countries including more
than 200 million licensed participants. (9) The Union des Associations
Europeennes de Football represents 49 European nations with approximately 20
million participants, and the German Soccer Association listed 6.25 million
participants in 2000. (6,28) These statistics do not include players who play soccer
on an unorganized basis. No other discrete movement in football is as spectacular as
the gesture known as the bicycle kick: when a player kicks the ball in mid air
backwards and over his own head. Many players have tried it; some of them have
succeeded but few have performed a perfect... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The dorsiflexion of the ankle by the Tibialis anterior is inserted at the ankle, tarsal
and metatarsal. 2. Describe the health and skill related components of physical
fitness that are relevant to the performance of this skill. Physical fitness is
multifaceted and involves both skill related and health related components. The
skill related components of fitness (speed, power, agility, balance, reaction time,
and coordination) are primarily important in achieving success in athletics and are
not as crucial for the development of better health. Soccer players need a
combination of aerobic and anaerobic fitness due to the nature of the game and the
fact that there is continuous movement with lots of short bursts of more intense
activity. Some positions require higher levels of anaerobic fitness than others,
some require more aerobic fitness. A midfield player is required to cover a lot of
ground during a game and needs a good aerobic engine. A striker on the other hand
requires short bursts of repeated activity and requires more speed and anaerobic
fitness. In order to perform the bicycle kick, there is a number of health and skill
related components of physical fitness that are relevant to its success. From Health
related components, nearly all the components are relevant to the performance of the
bicycle kick, however key components are MUSCULAR STRENGTH Muscular
strength is the amount of force a muscle can
Language Catcher in the Rye
The American Dialect Society
The Language of The Catcher in the Rye Author(s): Donald P. Costello Source:
American Speech, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Oct., 1959), pp. 172 181 Published by: Duke
University Press Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/454038 . Accessed: 30/01
/2011 11:19
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THE LANGUAGEOF THE CATCHERIN THE RYE
173
the language of Holden Caulfield,the book s sixteen year old narrator,struck the ear
of the contemporaryreader as an accurate rendering of the informal speech of an
intelligent, educated, Northeastern American adolescent.2 In addition to
commentingon its authenticity, critics have often remarked daring, obscene,
blasphemous features of Holden s lan uneasily the Another commonly noted feature
of the book s language has been its guage. comic effect. And yet there has never
been an extensive investigation of the language itself. That is what this paper
proposes to do. Even though Holden s language is authentic teenage speech,
recording it was certainly not the major intention of Salinger. He was faced with the
artistic task of creating an individual character, not with the linguistic task of
reproducingthe exact speech of teenagers in general: Yet Holden had to speak a
recognizableteenage language, and at the same time had to be identifiable as an
individual.This difficult task Salinger achieved by giving Holden an extremely trite
and typical teenage speech, overlaid with strong personal idiosyncrasies. There are
two major speech habits which are Holden s own, which are endlessly
The American Dialect Society
The Language of The Catcher in the Rye Author(s): Donald P. Costello Source:
American Speech, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Oct., 1959), pp. 172 181 Published by: Duke
University Press Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/454038 . Accessed: 30/01
/2011 11:19
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THE LANGUAGEOF THE CATCHERIN THE RYE
173
the language of Holden Caulfield,the book s sixteen year old narrator,struck the ear
of the contemporaryreader as an accurate rendering of the informal speech of an
intelligent, educated, Northeastern American adolescent.2 In addition to
commentingon its authenticity, critics have often remarked daring, obscene,
blasphemous features of Holden s lan uneasily the Another commonly noted feature
of the book s language has been its guage. comic effect. And yet there has never
been an extensive investigation of the language itself. That is what this paper
proposes to do. Even though Holden s language is authentic teenage speech,
recording it was certainly not the major intention of Salinger. He was faced with the
artistic task of creating an individual character, not with the linguistic task of
reproducingthe exact speech of teenagers in general: Yet Holden had to speak a
recognizableteenage language, and at the same time had to be identifiable as an
individual.This difficult task Salinger achieved by giving Holden an extremely trite
and typical teenage speech, overlaid with strong personal idiosyncrasies. There are
two major speech habits which are Holden s own, which are endlessly
Reflective Essay On Self Esteem
Self acceptance is an extremely prevalent issue that numerous people struggle
with. It is one of the hardest to surmount, for it is something I still struggle with to
this day. Overall, my journey is a working progress as it will perpetuate to have its
downfalls to test me. Like many of my generation, social media has played an
excessively paramount role in our lives, both negatively and positively. Sources of
harmless entertainment have also unintentionally encouraged self judgment. Be that
as it may, my perspective has been widely opened unexpectedly through a speaker
s presentation as she showed us how to recognize our self worth. Confidence and
self esteem are hard to acquire for some, but it should not be a quantity you divest
yourself of. Self acceptance of all insecurities and doubts is paramount since every
individual has a unique beauty that should be cherished in order to pursue a life full
of loveand jubilance.
During my sophomore year in high school, we had a Career Day with several
guest speakers. They had split us up by gender, the girls stayed on the right side of
the school while the boys stayed on the left. We could not enter the opposite sides
considering we had presentations concretely for each group. As the boys had
speakers to discuss the development of a gentleman, we had speakers addressing
topics relating to makeup and on how to be a lady. Towards the end of the day, my
friends and I decided to choose our last presentation randomly. As we entered the
room, there was this resplendent woman with a surprisingly cordial atmosphere.
She addressed us as if we were her own children; you could sense the love she had
for positivity before she even commenced to speak. She gave us a background story
of her childhood during our age, for she too had struggled with accepting herself with
all her insecurities. She described her several encounters with bullying and how it had
impacted her self esteem even though she appeared so vigorous and confident. I
admired that about her the most, not once did she ever show the slightest bit of
weakness, yet she too had relatable problems. Then she mandated us to indite down
the worst thing someone had ever verbally expressed about us, even if it were of our
own
Self acceptance is an extremely prevalent issue that numerous people struggle
with. It is one of the hardest to surmount, for it is something I still struggle with to
this day. Overall, my journey is a working progress as it will perpetuate to have its
downfalls to test me. Like many of my generation, social media has played an
excessively paramount role in our lives, both negatively and positively. Sources of
harmless entertainment have also unintentionally encouraged self judgment. Be that
as it may, my perspective has been widely opened unexpectedly through a speaker
s presentation as she showed us how to recognize our self worth. Confidence and
self esteem are hard to acquire for some, but it should not be a quantity you divest
yourself of. Self acceptance of all insecurities and doubts is paramount since every
individual has a unique beauty that should be cherished in order to pursue a life full
of loveand jubilance.
During my sophomore year in high school, we had a Career Day with several
guest speakers. They had split us up by gender, the girls stayed on the right side of
the school while the boys stayed on the left. We could not enter the opposite sides
considering we had presentations concretely for each group. As the boys had
speakers to discuss the development of a gentleman, we had speakers addressing
topics relating to makeup and on how to be a lady. Towards the end of the day, my
friends and I decided to choose our last presentation randomly. As we entered the
room, there was this resplendent woman with a surprisingly cordial atmosphere.
She addressed us as if we were her own children; you could sense the love she had
for positivity before she even commenced to speak. She gave us a background story
of her childhood during our age, for she too had struggled with accepting herself with
all her insecurities. She described her several encounters with bullying and how it had
impacted her self esteem even though she appeared so vigorous and confident. I
admired that about her the most, not once did she ever show the slightest bit of
weakness, yet she too had relatable problems. Then she mandated us to indite down
the worst thing someone had ever verbally expressed about us, even if it were of our
own
Making Of A Melodram Style Swap
Making of a Melodrama: Style Swap
Like a true symbolist drama, the goal of Interior was to put on stage what could not
be expressed purely through rational language. In addition, Symbolist theater put
focus on the atmosphere as opposed to the plot which is evident in Maeterlinck s play
Interior. Since symbolist theater is interested in the internal landscape of the
subconscious, mood and atmosphere were more important than exciting reversals and
climaxes The major conflict in the plot of Interior by Maurice Maeterlinck, the Old
Man is working up the courage to tell the family that one of the daughters has
drown. The plot of the play is fairly simple because Maeterlinck s intention for the
play was to peer into ordinary life and focus on the elements that people tend to
overlook in day to day life. This is one of the major elements that makes this play
purely symbolists and not close to a melodrama. In order to make this play into a
melodrama three major elements would need to change: addition of spectacle in the
presentation of the play, comedic relief to offset the serious plot, and the addition of
background music.
Adding Spectacle
The play Interior is driven by the death of one of the families daughters. One way
to add spectacle to this play to swap the style from symbolist to a melodrama, would
be to add a prologue that details the daughter s death. The purpose of spectacle is to
animate the desired audience emotional response. By having a brief prologue that
shows
Making of a Melodrama: Style Swap
Like a true symbolist drama, the goal of Interior was to put on stage what could not
be expressed purely through rational language. In addition, Symbolist theater put
focus on the atmosphere as opposed to the plot which is evident in Maeterlinck s play
Interior. Since symbolist theater is interested in the internal landscape of the
subconscious, mood and atmosphere were more important than exciting reversals and
climaxes The major conflict in the plot of Interior by Maurice Maeterlinck, the Old
Man is working up the courage to tell the family that one of the daughters has
drown. The plot of the play is fairly simple because Maeterlinck s intention for the
play was to peer into ordinary life and focus on the elements that people tend to
overlook in day to day life. This is one of the major elements that makes this play
purely symbolists and not close to a melodrama. In order to make this play into a
melodrama three major elements would need to change: addition of spectacle in the
presentation of the play, comedic relief to offset the serious plot, and the addition of
background music.
Adding Spectacle
The play Interior is driven by the death of one of the families daughters. One way
to add spectacle to this play to swap the style from symbolist to a melodrama, would
be to add a prologue that details the daughter s death. The purpose of spectacle is to
animate the desired audience emotional response. By having a brief prologue that
shows
Gender Differences For Health And Quality Of Life
Outcome
Fight Or Flight : Gender Differences in Stressors and Coping Post MI
Marina Brawner
University of Alberta
Nursing 503
October 21, 2014
Introduction
The increased acknowledgement of gender differences for health and quality of life
outcome indicates a necessity for more gender sensitivity and specificity in research
undertakings among patients with a myocardial infarction (MI). Heart disease
research has historically been focused on middle aged men. The prevalence for
cardiac disease in women have been ubiquitous, it was not until the 2000 s, a shift
occurred where elderly women were being diagnosed with heart disease
(Kristofferson, Lofmark, Clarlsson 2003). Congruent with the male research focus,
cardiac rehabilitation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These findings give rise to the question of what gender differences exist in
identifying and managing stress after a myocardial infarction and how these
differences affect one s health and quality of life outcome.
Focus and Aim of the Review The leading cause of morbidity and mortality among
men and women is Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) which includes myocardial
infarction. Studies suggest that women are more likely than men to develop cardiac
distress symptoms and complications following a cardiac incident (Hallman, 2001).
Furthermore, women are generally older when they have a myocardial infarction and
have specific attitudes towards recovery. This suggests that when accommodating for
a transformed health state in their daily living, women and men may use different
coping strategies to facilitate their rehabilitation (Sutherland Jensen, 2000). Prior
literature has examined stressors and stress management behaviours in both men and
women after a myocardial infarction but there is a general paucity of data comparing
gender differences in stressors and coping in MI patients. Therefore, the aim of this
review is to scrutinize and summarize contemporary knowledge pertaining to gender
differences in stressors and coping among MI patients. It is imperative for cardiac
rehabilitation nurses to recognize gender differences in stress and
Outcome
Fight Or Flight : Gender Differences in Stressors and Coping Post MI
Marina Brawner
University of Alberta
Nursing 503
October 21, 2014
Introduction
The increased acknowledgement of gender differences for health and quality of life
outcome indicates a necessity for more gender sensitivity and specificity in research
undertakings among patients with a myocardial infarction (MI). Heart disease
research has historically been focused on middle aged men. The prevalence for
cardiac disease in women have been ubiquitous, it was not until the 2000 s, a shift
occurred where elderly women were being diagnosed with heart disease
(Kristofferson, Lofmark, Clarlsson 2003). Congruent with the male research focus,
cardiac rehabilitation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These findings give rise to the question of what gender differences exist in
identifying and managing stress after a myocardial infarction and how these
differences affect one s health and quality of life outcome.
Focus and Aim of the Review The leading cause of morbidity and mortality among
men and women is Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) which includes myocardial
infarction. Studies suggest that women are more likely than men to develop cardiac
distress symptoms and complications following a cardiac incident (Hallman, 2001).
Furthermore, women are generally older when they have a myocardial infarction and
have specific attitudes towards recovery. This suggests that when accommodating for
a transformed health state in their daily living, women and men may use different
coping strategies to facilitate their rehabilitation (Sutherland Jensen, 2000). Prior
literature has examined stressors and stress management behaviours in both men and
women after a myocardial infarction but there is a general paucity of data comparing
gender differences in stressors and coping in MI patients. Therefore, the aim of this
review is to scrutinize and summarize contemporary knowledge pertaining to gender
differences in stressors and coping among MI patients. It is imperative for cardiac
rehabilitation nurses to recognize gender differences in stress and
Article Of Confederation Failures
After gaining independence the United States struggled to establish a stable
government and a constitution. The United States relied on the Article of
Confederation to constitute issues that the states faced. Even with, what was then
considered a constitution , in place the United States still faced problems with their
government bodies. The Article of Confederation failed to solve issues but did
manage to cause major confusion and disagreements with the Congress. The founding
fathers goal was to create a national government, but they also wanted to establish a
weak one who job was to unify states and control war. The national government would
control trade and mediate conflicts amongst the states. When writing the Article...
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The Federalists believed that the nation could only survive if the central government
had the power to tax, regulate trade, operate a militia and if necessary over rule state
governments. The Anti Federalists believed that tax would impose un fairly if the
central government regulates it. Anti Federalists where afraid that factions would
manipulate and ultimately control the government. Federalists argued that the United
States would be too large and diverse for factions to dominate them. Anti Federalists
also feared that oppression would occur amongst those with and without power in the
new constitution. The biggest debate among the Federalists and Anti Federalists was
a need for a Federal Bill of Rights. The Anti Federalists argued that it was necessary,
but the Federalists argued that it was unnecessary since those rights were already
protected within the individual state governments. Both organizations settled their
differences by creating a constitution with a Bill of Rights at the
After gaining independence the United States struggled to establish a stable
government and a constitution. The United States relied on the Article of
Confederation to constitute issues that the states faced. Even with, what was then
considered a constitution , in place the United States still faced problems with their
government bodies. The Article of Confederation failed to solve issues but did
manage to cause major confusion and disagreements with the Congress. The founding
fathers goal was to create a national government, but they also wanted to establish a
weak one who job was to unify states and control war. The national government would
control trade and mediate conflicts amongst the states. When writing the Article...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Federalists believed that the nation could only survive if the central government
had the power to tax, regulate trade, operate a militia and if necessary over rule state
governments. The Anti Federalists believed that tax would impose un fairly if the
central government regulates it. Anti Federalists where afraid that factions would
manipulate and ultimately control the government. Federalists argued that the United
States would be too large and diverse for factions to dominate them. Anti Federalists
also feared that oppression would occur amongst those with and without power in the
new constitution. The biggest debate among the Federalists and Anti Federalists was
a need for a Federal Bill of Rights. The Anti Federalists argued that it was necessary,
but the Federalists argued that it was unnecessary since those rights were already
protected within the individual state governments. Both organizations settled their
differences by creating a constitution with a Bill of Rights at the
The Baroque Era Essay examples
The Baroque Era
The Baroque era was a unique period in music that began during the 1600 s and
ended around 1750. The word baroque is define by Merriam s Collegiate Dictionary
as, of, relating to, or having the characteristics of a style of artistic expression
prevalent esp. in the 17th century that is marked generally by use of complex forms,
bold ornamentation, and the juxtaposition of contrasting elements often conveying a
sense of drama, movement, and tension. The word baroque has been used to indicate
paintings, poems, architecture, literature, and all else that is dynamic and astonishing.
The Baroque time was filled with musical geniuses. People like Franz Josef Haydn,
George Frideric Handel, and Claudio Monteverdi. ... Show more content on
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Thomas church in Leipzig. This was a demanding job in which Bach composed
canatas for the St. Thomas and St. Nicholas churches, conduct the choirs, oversee
the musical activities of numerous municipal churches, and teach Latin in the St.
Thomas choir school. Bach remained at his post in Leipzig until his death in 1750.
Although he excelled his forbears and contemporaries, he did not receive the
respect he deserved until after his death. Bach is now regarded as one of the
greatest composers of all composers and is a source of inspiration for musicians.
While Bach s musical career centered around Germany, Antonio Vivaldi was the son
of a professional violinist whose musical career cantered in Italy. Born on March 4,
1678, Vivaldi was a virtuoso violinist and composer whose works included over 500
concertos.
Vivaldi s output was enormous. It is said that he invented ritornello form. If he did
not invent this, he was the first to use this technique. In 1703, Vivaldi began an on
and off relationship with the Ospedale della Pieta, a home for the female offspring
of noblemen and their mistresses. Vivaldi remained working this post for much of
his life. He did, however, take leave to compose many of his famous operas such as
Ottone in villa, his first opera.
Baroque music symbolized a changing in the times. From the early period, when
Bach introduced his rich polyphonic concertos and excelled as a virtuoso organist and
composer. The evolution of music
The Baroque Era
The Baroque era was a unique period in music that began during the 1600 s and
ended around 1750. The word baroque is define by Merriam s Collegiate Dictionary
as, of, relating to, or having the characteristics of a style of artistic expression
prevalent esp. in the 17th century that is marked generally by use of complex forms,
bold ornamentation, and the juxtaposition of contrasting elements often conveying a
sense of drama, movement, and tension. The word baroque has been used to indicate
paintings, poems, architecture, literature, and all else that is dynamic and astonishing.
The Baroque time was filled with musical geniuses. People like Franz Josef Haydn,
George Frideric Handel, and Claudio Monteverdi. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Thomas church in Leipzig. This was a demanding job in which Bach composed
canatas for the St. Thomas and St. Nicholas churches, conduct the choirs, oversee
the musical activities of numerous municipal churches, and teach Latin in the St.
Thomas choir school. Bach remained at his post in Leipzig until his death in 1750.
Although he excelled his forbears and contemporaries, he did not receive the
respect he deserved until after his death. Bach is now regarded as one of the
greatest composers of all composers and is a source of inspiration for musicians.
While Bach s musical career centered around Germany, Antonio Vivaldi was the son
of a professional violinist whose musical career cantered in Italy. Born on March 4,
1678, Vivaldi was a virtuoso violinist and composer whose works included over 500
concertos.
Vivaldi s output was enormous. It is said that he invented ritornello form. If he did
not invent this, he was the first to use this technique. In 1703, Vivaldi began an on
and off relationship with the Ospedale della Pieta, a home for the female offspring
of noblemen and their mistresses. Vivaldi remained working this post for much of
his life. He did, however, take leave to compose many of his famous operas such as
Ottone in villa, his first opera.
Baroque music symbolized a changing in the times. From the early period, when
Bach introduced his rich polyphonic concertos and excelled as a virtuoso organist and
composer. The evolution of music
Safety Statement And Risk Assessment
Employees who works in the care homes performs physically exhausting activities
such as lifting heavy loads, working in awkward positions when assisting and
transferring residents. Increase exposure to hazardous conditions increases working
injury rates (Trinkoff, Johantgen, Muntaner, Le, 2005).
In relation to stairs and steps, both ascending and descending can be hazardous.
Descending stairs may be more likely to cause accidents and these accidents may
result in more serious injuries. As well as stairs and steps, ramps and kerbs must be
considered (HSA, 2016).
SAFETY STATEMENT AND RISK ASSESSMENT| SECTION 19 AND 20
In a healthcare sector where the purpose of the organisation itself is to provide care
and health security to their residents, a safety statement and risk assessment is
mandatory not only for residents but employees and anyone who have come in and
out of the workplace premises. In Mary s case the safety committee and the
management have failed to follow the 2005 Act and General Application Regulations
2007 in developing a safety statement which includes a written risk assessment that is
reviewed and kept up to date (HSA, 2012).
Safety statement specify how the health and safety of employees are secured and
managed. Concerning health and safety it will include:
A policy that states the employers commitment in providing a safe place of work.
Duties of the employers and employees.
Guidelines for employees consultation and communication of health and safety
Employees who works in the care homes performs physically exhausting activities
such as lifting heavy loads, working in awkward positions when assisting and
transferring residents. Increase exposure to hazardous conditions increases working
injury rates (Trinkoff, Johantgen, Muntaner, Le, 2005).
In relation to stairs and steps, both ascending and descending can be hazardous.
Descending stairs may be more likely to cause accidents and these accidents may
result in more serious injuries. As well as stairs and steps, ramps and kerbs must be
considered (HSA, 2016).
SAFETY STATEMENT AND RISK ASSESSMENT| SECTION 19 AND 20
In a healthcare sector where the purpose of the organisation itself is to provide care
and health security to their residents, a safety statement and risk assessment is
mandatory not only for residents but employees and anyone who have come in and
out of the workplace premises. In Mary s case the safety committee and the
management have failed to follow the 2005 Act and General Application Regulations
2007 in developing a safety statement which includes a written risk assessment that is
reviewed and kept up to date (HSA, 2012).
Safety statement specify how the health and safety of employees are secured and
managed. Concerning health and safety it will include:
A policy that states the employers commitment in providing a safe place of work.
Duties of the employers and employees.
Guidelines for employees consultation and communication of health and safety
Automatic Railway Gate Control
An Industrial training report
On
AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GATE CONTROL
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of the degree of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
In
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
By
M.SHALINI
ANIL NEERUKONDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES
Sangivalasa 531162, Bheemunipatnam (mandal)
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
2009 2013
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Roshan sir for all the support and kindness he
has bestowed upon us and without whose help, the project would not have been
remarkable at all. The strong theoretical foundation that he has laid and his
innovative ideas and timely help helped us a lot for completion of the project. Our
sincere thanks to all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this project, LCD is used in order to display the status of train arrival or departure.
In that way, it will indicate the motorists that gate is going to be closed.
The program logic is written in embedded c program by using Kiel micro vision
environment. The program written is then converted in the hex code after simulation
and burned onto the microcontroller using FLASH micro vision.
This project can also be developed further to have a buzzer sound in order to alert
the public while the gate is closing. A control room can also be provided at the
railway crossings for constant monitoring of the equipment to reduce the chances of
errors and to make this user friendly.
CHAPTER 2
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
MICROCONTROLLER:
The hardware practical will be carried on the development Board which is having
P89V51RD2 Microcontroller from Phillips Semiconductors. It supports ISP
programming Mode. The tool used for this purpose is flash magic for ISP
Programming.
LCD:
We are using Hitachi LCD with dot matrix type which supports 16x2= 32
characters. IR SENSORS: The sensor used is a PIR (Passive Infra Red) Sensor. It is
An Industrial training report
On
AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GATE CONTROL
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of the degree of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
In
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
By
M.SHALINI
ANIL NEERUKONDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES
Sangivalasa 531162, Bheemunipatnam (mandal)
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
2009 2013
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Our sincere thanks and gratitude to Roshan sir for all the support and kindness he
has bestowed upon us and without whose help, the project would not have been
remarkable at all. The strong theoretical foundation that he has laid and his
innovative ideas and timely help helped us a lot for completion of the project. Our
sincere thanks to all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this project, LCD is used in order to display the status of train arrival or departure.
In that way, it will indicate the motorists that gate is going to be closed.
The program logic is written in embedded c program by using Kiel micro vision
environment. The program written is then converted in the hex code after simulation
and burned onto the microcontroller using FLASH micro vision.
This project can also be developed further to have a buzzer sound in order to alert
the public while the gate is closing. A control room can also be provided at the
railway crossings for constant monitoring of the equipment to reduce the chances of
errors and to make this user friendly.
CHAPTER 2
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
MICROCONTROLLER:
The hardware practical will be carried on the development Board which is having
P89V51RD2 Microcontroller from Phillips Semiconductors. It supports ISP
programming Mode. The tool used for this purpose is flash magic for ISP
Programming.
LCD:
We are using Hitachi LCD with dot matrix type which supports 16x2= 32
characters. IR SENSORS: The sensor used is a PIR (Passive Infra Red) Sensor. It is
a pyroelectric device that detects motion by measuring changes in the infrared levels
emitted by surrounding objects. This motion can be detected by checking for a high
signal on a single I/O pin.
STEPPER MOTOR: We are using stepper
emitted by surrounding objects. This motion can be detected by checking for a high
signal on a single I/O pin.
STEPPER MOTOR: We are using stepper
Hunger Of Memory Richard Rodriguez
Richard Rodriguez, the author of Hunger of Memory, is a Mexican man who rose
above prejudices to become a distinguished member of society through education.
Sherman Alexie, the author of Superman and Me, is a Native American man who
grew up on an Indian reservation with a love of books and a penchant for learning in
an attempt to exceed further than the predetermined path set in front of him.
Rodriguez perceives educationas something that has built a division between him and
his familybut allowed for assimilation into American life and achieve more than the
initial expectations of him, meanwhile, Alexie, who remains close to his family and
defied all odds, perceives education as a life saving tool that could potentially change
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The author, being an educated man, is against these programs because he believes
success is attainable without added help. Rodriguez was a socially disadvantaged
child as he put it; however, he accomplished everything without help, and believes
through dedication achieving whatever you wish is possible. At the end of the
excerpt, the author mentions a Mexican maid. He ponders on the circumstances
which have separated their staunchly different lives. For Rodriguez education has
Carried me far, whether it is for better or worse.
The non Indians and Indians alike alienated young Alexie at school. In order to
conform to subservient expectations, smart Indian children were bullied into not
actively talking or participating in class further emphasizing Indian children who
were expected to be stupid (Alexie). Teachers would ignore the peer pressuring and
bullying happening around them. Because the non Indians actively denied the
Indian kids of participating in school, they could not assimilate. Despite the
persistence of non Indians and Indians to deny Alexie the right to learn, he
persevered and overcame adversity. His father inspired him My father loved
books, and since I loved my father with an aching devotion, I decided to love books
as well paving the road to the rest of his life (Alexie). Alexie assimilated to the
American way of life, but he did not forget his roots. Contrary to what he originally
thought the direction his life was heading toward,
Richard Rodriguez, the author of Hunger of Memory, is a Mexican man who rose
above prejudices to become a distinguished member of society through education.
Sherman Alexie, the author of Superman and Me, is a Native American man who
grew up on an Indian reservation with a love of books and a penchant for learning in
an attempt to exceed further than the predetermined path set in front of him.
Rodriguez perceives educationas something that has built a division between him and
his familybut allowed for assimilation into American life and achieve more than the
initial expectations of him, meanwhile, Alexie, who remains close to his family and
defied all odds, perceives education as a life saving tool that could potentially change
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The author, being an educated man, is against these programs because he believes
success is attainable without added help. Rodriguez was a socially disadvantaged
child as he put it; however, he accomplished everything without help, and believes
through dedication achieving whatever you wish is possible. At the end of the
excerpt, the author mentions a Mexican maid. He ponders on the circumstances
which have separated their staunchly different lives. For Rodriguez education has
Carried me far, whether it is for better or worse.
The non Indians and Indians alike alienated young Alexie at school. In order to
conform to subservient expectations, smart Indian children were bullied into not
actively talking or participating in class further emphasizing Indian children who
were expected to be stupid (Alexie). Teachers would ignore the peer pressuring and
bullying happening around them. Because the non Indians actively denied the
Indian kids of participating in school, they could not assimilate. Despite the
persistence of non Indians and Indians to deny Alexie the right to learn, he
persevered and overcame adversity. His father inspired him My father loved
books, and since I loved my father with an aching devotion, I decided to love books
as well paving the road to the rest of his life (Alexie). Alexie assimilated to the
American way of life, but he did not forget his roots. Contrary to what he originally
thought the direction his life was heading toward,
Dorothea Lange Research Paper
For my second extra credit, I watched a documentary on the life and work on
Dorothea Lange, someone who, opposite Ansel Adams, intended her work to be
documentary and send a message. Two major events shaped Dorothea Lange as a
young women. One of those, was childhood polio, that caused her to have a
partially paralyzed leg and limp. This would bother her for the rest of her life, saying
that her limp effected everything she did. Lange stated, I think it perhaps was the
most important thing that happened to me. It formed me, guided me, instructed me,
helped me, and humiliated me. All those things at once. I ve never gotten over it, and
I am aware of the force and the power of it. The second event was her fathers
unannounced desertion when she was twelve. Soon after, her motherchanged both of
their names to her maiden name, Lange. Dorothea was lived and went to school on
Manhattan s impoverished lower east side. She was so interested in the rich... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dorothea would be contacted by a professor who said that they had a grant from
the state of California to investigate agricultural labor, and he wanted Visual
support in the form of photographs. This would grow to become her most famous
work. She traveled the dust bowl and California s imperial valley, documenting
through photographs and captions the life and daily struggles of migrant
agricultural workers. Her photographs helped to raise funds for these workers and
their families by being published in newspapers and requesting donations. Many of
her photos were set up so the families would appear as in despair and desperate as
possible. By doing this, it maximized the emotion felt by the photographs viewers.
Dorothea Lange was one of the most influential people of the Great Depression, and
her work helped to spur the America s war on poverty and
For my second extra credit, I watched a documentary on the life and work on
Dorothea Lange, someone who, opposite Ansel Adams, intended her work to be
documentary and send a message. Two major events shaped Dorothea Lange as a
young women. One of those, was childhood polio, that caused her to have a
partially paralyzed leg and limp. This would bother her for the rest of her life, saying
that her limp effected everything she did. Lange stated, I think it perhaps was the
most important thing that happened to me. It formed me, guided me, instructed me,
helped me, and humiliated me. All those things at once. I ve never gotten over it, and
I am aware of the force and the power of it. The second event was her fathers
unannounced desertion when she was twelve. Soon after, her motherchanged both of
their names to her maiden name, Lange. Dorothea was lived and went to school on
Manhattan s impoverished lower east side. She was so interested in the rich... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dorothea would be contacted by a professor who said that they had a grant from
the state of California to investigate agricultural labor, and he wanted Visual
support in the form of photographs. This would grow to become her most famous
work. She traveled the dust bowl and California s imperial valley, documenting
through photographs and captions the life and daily struggles of migrant
agricultural workers. Her photographs helped to raise funds for these workers and
their families by being published in newspapers and requesting donations. Many of
her photos were set up so the families would appear as in despair and desperate as
possible. By doing this, it maximized the emotion felt by the photographs viewers.
Dorothea Lange was one of the most influential people of the Great Depression, and
her work helped to spur the America s war on poverty and
Chapter Four Of The Strange Beach
CHAPTER FOUR
As Dark As His Tar Black Soul
The strange beach was stifled as if the ghosts of notorious pirates, maybe even
Blackbeard himself had come back to silence the coastline. My imagination was
chuck full of childhood tales I could picture infamous pirates wielding silver cutlass
swords and gallant king s men battling at sea, but the sand was deserted and even the
wind now held its breath. Bro, we ve fallen down the rabbit hole or something. I
know were not in Pixie Dust anymore . . . but where the heck are we Wonderland?
Mason said in full meltdown mode. And . . . he glanced around like he had a
twitch, I saw a flicker of movement in the water. Something s out there I can feel it,
you hear me? I ll be fine though you cut ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the boat got closer, I spotted a big barrel chested guy with bulging muscles,
scraggly hair, and a long dark beard holding a bloodstained three pronged spear. He
wore a Monmouth cap, frock coat, dark breeches, and knee high black buckled
boots. Next to him was a young boy with startling electric blue eyes, dressed a
tattered red vest, a lace up woman s blouse, and a white waist sash. His black hair
was plastered down on each side of his head and a spit curl dangled over his right
eyebrow. A long tailed red, blue, and yellow macaw was skipping back and forth on
the railings. There was something very unparrot like about the birds gaze. It seemed
daring, almost dangerous. Once they were within earshot, I could hear the boy
warbling happily, Shiver my timbers, shake my soul, yo ho ho, yo ho ho, there are
chaps with hearts as black as coal. They glided there craft across the sea so blue, a
murderous captain and a cutthroat crew. It s a shadowy tale as was ever told, of a
thirst for treasure and a craving for gold . . . Shiver my timbers, shake my soul, yo
ho ho. There are appetites as strong as the winds and tides yo ho ho a pirate s life
for me. But the man with the spear and the bird just stared at us with strange frozen
smiles. Fear whacked a hand over fist beat against my chest. At the shore, the boy
stopped singing, and the man removed his shiny brass spyglass from its holster and
gave us the
CHAPTER FOUR
As Dark As His Tar Black Soul
The strange beach was stifled as if the ghosts of notorious pirates, maybe even
Blackbeard himself had come back to silence the coastline. My imagination was
chuck full of childhood tales I could picture infamous pirates wielding silver cutlass
swords and gallant king s men battling at sea, but the sand was deserted and even the
wind now held its breath. Bro, we ve fallen down the rabbit hole or something. I
know were not in Pixie Dust anymore . . . but where the heck are we Wonderland?
Mason said in full meltdown mode. And . . . he glanced around like he had a
twitch, I saw a flicker of movement in the water. Something s out there I can feel it,
you hear me? I ll be fine though you cut ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the boat got closer, I spotted a big barrel chested guy with bulging muscles,
scraggly hair, and a long dark beard holding a bloodstained three pronged spear. He
wore a Monmouth cap, frock coat, dark breeches, and knee high black buckled
boots. Next to him was a young boy with startling electric blue eyes, dressed a
tattered red vest, a lace up woman s blouse, and a white waist sash. His black hair
was plastered down on each side of his head and a spit curl dangled over his right
eyebrow. A long tailed red, blue, and yellow macaw was skipping back and forth on
the railings. There was something very unparrot like about the birds gaze. It seemed
daring, almost dangerous. Once they were within earshot, I could hear the boy
warbling happily, Shiver my timbers, shake my soul, yo ho ho, yo ho ho, there are
chaps with hearts as black as coal. They glided there craft across the sea so blue, a
murderous captain and a cutthroat crew. It s a shadowy tale as was ever told, of a
thirst for treasure and a craving for gold . . . Shiver my timbers, shake my soul, yo
ho ho. There are appetites as strong as the winds and tides yo ho ho a pirate s life
for me. But the man with the spear and the bird just stared at us with strange frozen
smiles. Fear whacked a hand over fist beat against my chest. At the shore, the boy
stopped singing, and the man removed his shiny brass spyglass from its holster and
gave us the
The Significant Dichotomy In Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Sinner or saint is a significant dichotomy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Several
characters are able to bridge this: Spike and Buffy being two of the notable
examples, playing both roles throughout the series. However, the female vampires of
the series consistently fall into the latter category of sinner, and not only that, but a
sexually deviant or hyper sexualized sinner. There are no recurring female vampires
in the show that do not become categorized in this extreme way. Drusilla was once a
nun, but once turned, all of that religious devotion disappears. Willow is only a
vampirein two different episodes, The Wish and Döppelgangland, yet the
transformation that she undertakes is memorable. This essay will discuss how female
vampires,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are two characters where this hyper sexuality is clear and overt, but it does
not lessen the sexualization of the two other recurring female vampires in the
show: Darla and Harmony. However, when considering the background of these
two characters and their personalities before they were turned, the general
stereotype of sexual allure was applicable to their human lives as well as their
vampire lives. Darla was a prostitute who was dying of syphilis when the Master
turned her. She is able to use her human experiences to help seduce victims for
food or the Master s plans. In the first episode of BtVS, she appears to be the prey
of a man who brings her to Sunnydale High, but the audience quickly realizes that
she is actually the predator. Similarly, Harmony is a ditzy character before she is
turned into a vampire. Once turned, she remains a nuisance to Buffy and her gang
of Scoobies. Her personality does not get an overhaul and she is still willing to settle
for any one will give her attention, power or popularity. Neither of these aspects are
surprising based on how the characters are written even as humans. The audience
does not expect vampires to turn
Sinner or saint is a significant dichotomy in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Several
characters are able to bridge this: Spike and Buffy being two of the notable
examples, playing both roles throughout the series. However, the female vampires of
the series consistently fall into the latter category of sinner, and not only that, but a
sexually deviant or hyper sexualized sinner. There are no recurring female vampires
in the show that do not become categorized in this extreme way. Drusilla was once a
nun, but once turned, all of that religious devotion disappears. Willow is only a
vampirein two different episodes, The Wish and Döppelgangland, yet the
transformation that she undertakes is memorable. This essay will discuss how female
vampires,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are two characters where this hyper sexuality is clear and overt, but it does
not lessen the sexualization of the two other recurring female vampires in the
show: Darla and Harmony. However, when considering the background of these
two characters and their personalities before they were turned, the general
stereotype of sexual allure was applicable to their human lives as well as their
vampire lives. Darla was a prostitute who was dying of syphilis when the Master
turned her. She is able to use her human experiences to help seduce victims for
food or the Master s plans. In the first episode of BtVS, she appears to be the prey
of a man who brings her to Sunnydale High, but the audience quickly realizes that
she is actually the predator. Similarly, Harmony is a ditzy character before she is
turned into a vampire. Once turned, she remains a nuisance to Buffy and her gang
of Scoobies. Her personality does not get an overhaul and she is still willing to settle
for any one will give her attention, power or popularity. Neither of these aspects are
surprising based on how the characters are written even as humans. The audience
does not expect vampires to turn
Tommy Douglass Religion
Being a Baptist preacher, Tommy Douglas was a religious man. His religion ruled
many choices in his early life. Douglas would spend every Sunday in the Weyburn
church preaching the gospel, and on the weekdays, he would do what he could to
help the suffering of poor. As at the time, the great economic depression had it s grip
on Saskatchewan. Furthermore, Tommy Douglaswas also a pragmatist. Instead of
thinking on the ideals, he thought practically. He was a calculating man. Many
people despised his views, not his religious views, but his political ones. As a member
of the Cooperative Commonwealth Foundation and later the New Democratic Party,
he was a social democrat or socialist . A lot of citizens thought the government would
fall under... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shortly after, he moved to Weyburn, Saskatchewan. At that time he witnessed all
the suffering the people in the province were facing due to the great depression.
Tommy Douglas felt something had needed to be done, and so he decided that
politics was the way. 1933, Tommy Douglas had joined the Cooperative
Commonwealth Foundation (CCF), a socialist political party in Canada. Which
later became the New Democratic Party (NDP). During the 1934 Saskatchewan
elections, he was unsuccessful, but he did not give up. At the 1935 federal
election, he ran as a member of the CCF. This time he was successful. During his
time in Parliament, he spent much of the time advocating for civil liberties and
such that others did not agree with. Tommy Douglas built a reputation as a witty
debater. In 1944, Tommy Douglas decided to resign from the Parliament and run
for the Saskatchewan general election. He spent the next 17 years as premier. His
most notable achievement as premier, was the establishment of a government
funded medical care plan. 1961, Douglas resigned as premier to lead the NDP. Lots
were accomplished in his lifespan, but he did not live forever. Tommy Douglas
passed away in 1986 due to
Being a Baptist preacher, Tommy Douglas was a religious man. His religion ruled
many choices in his early life. Douglas would spend every Sunday in the Weyburn
church preaching the gospel, and on the weekdays, he would do what he could to
help the suffering of poor. As at the time, the great economic depression had it s grip
on Saskatchewan. Furthermore, Tommy Douglaswas also a pragmatist. Instead of
thinking on the ideals, he thought practically. He was a calculating man. Many
people despised his views, not his religious views, but his political ones. As a member
of the Cooperative Commonwealth Foundation and later the New Democratic Party,
he was a social democrat or socialist . A lot of citizens thought the government would
fall under... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shortly after, he moved to Weyburn, Saskatchewan. At that time he witnessed all
the suffering the people in the province were facing due to the great depression.
Tommy Douglas felt something had needed to be done, and so he decided that
politics was the way. 1933, Tommy Douglas had joined the Cooperative
Commonwealth Foundation (CCF), a socialist political party in Canada. Which
later became the New Democratic Party (NDP). During the 1934 Saskatchewan
elections, he was unsuccessful, but he did not give up. At the 1935 federal
election, he ran as a member of the CCF. This time he was successful. During his
time in Parliament, he spent much of the time advocating for civil liberties and
such that others did not agree with. Tommy Douglas built a reputation as a witty
debater. In 1944, Tommy Douglas decided to resign from the Parliament and run
for the Saskatchewan general election. He spent the next 17 years as premier. His
most notable achievement as premier, was the establishment of a government
funded medical care plan. 1961, Douglas resigned as premier to lead the NDP. Lots
were accomplished in his lifespan, but he did not live forever. Tommy Douglas
passed away in 1986 due to
Compare And Contrast The French And American
Revolution
The French and American revolution play a significant role in how these
countries are shaped today and led by example in how to accomplish the goal of
freedom, civil liberty, and rights for all. Both of these revolutions began with the
control of an over powering monarchy that left people starving, powerless, and in
fear. Enlightenment ideas of a new government with a constitution where people
would have a say, a right to vote, and right to property were created. In France it
began with a failing country under the rule of Louise XVI, a country where 97% of
the country didn t have a say, and America was under Great Britain s rule where
tension built between the colonist and British authorities on high taxes and limited
power. At the time in France there were three social class system, Estate system,
where the majority of the population were commoners and were the only ones
taxed. France under Louise XVI was under a serious financial crisis only to continue
raising taxes on the poor. The first beginning factor in the start of the revolution was
the bread riots, the price to bread drastically increased causing families to starve and
people to go crazy pounding on the door for change. Activist started asking for change
for more equality, enlightenment saloon culture ideas of natural law and equality
started to raise eyebrows. The rebellion led by Maximillian Robespierre brought
together the third estate forming militias fighting against the king after adopting the
Tennis Court
Revolution
The French and American revolution play a significant role in how these
countries are shaped today and led by example in how to accomplish the goal of
freedom, civil liberty, and rights for all. Both of these revolutions began with the
control of an over powering monarchy that left people starving, powerless, and in
fear. Enlightenment ideas of a new government with a constitution where people
would have a say, a right to vote, and right to property were created. In France it
began with a failing country under the rule of Louise XVI, a country where 97% of
the country didn t have a say, and America was under Great Britain s rule where
tension built between the colonist and British authorities on high taxes and limited
power. At the time in France there were three social class system, Estate system,
where the majority of the population were commoners and were the only ones
taxed. France under Louise XVI was under a serious financial crisis only to continue
raising taxes on the poor. The first beginning factor in the start of the revolution was
the bread riots, the price to bread drastically increased causing families to starve and
people to go crazy pounding on the door for change. Activist started asking for change
for more equality, enlightenment saloon culture ideas of natural law and equality
started to raise eyebrows. The rebellion led by Maximillian Robespierre brought
together the third estate forming militias fighting against the king after adopting the
Tennis Court
What Is The New Jersey Colony
Welcome to the New Jersey, just one of America s many colonies. Our 13 colonies
are split into three different regions such as the New England Colonies, the Middle
Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. The New Jersey Colony is one of the
Colonies in the Middle which is also close to the New York Colony, the Delaware
Colony, and the Pennsylvania Colony. our The colony has been founded by Sir
George Carteret and Lord Berkeley in 1664. New Jerseywas actually originally named
the Province of New Jersey, after the British island named Jersey. Prior to 1664 when
it was surrendered to the English, the New Jersey Colony region had been ruled by
Swedish and Dutch. New Jersey has lots of space to farm and has very fertile soil
and lots of water for your
Welcome to the New Jersey, just one of America s many colonies. Our 13 colonies
are split into three different regions such as the New England Colonies, the Middle
Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. The New Jersey Colony is one of the
Colonies in the Middle which is also close to the New York Colony, the Delaware
Colony, and the Pennsylvania Colony. our The colony has been founded by Sir
George Carteret and Lord Berkeley in 1664. New Jerseywas actually originally named
the Province of New Jersey, after the British island named Jersey. Prior to 1664 when
it was surrendered to the English, the New Jersey Colony region had been ruled by
Swedish and Dutch. New Jersey has lots of space to farm and has very fertile soil
and lots of water for your
The Progressive War
Freedom has come at a price . Nobody can verify this superior to the men and ladies
who have served in the equipped administrations of this extraordinary country we
call the Unified Conditions of America. Nobody knows not it resemble to have
that opportunity all of a sudden grabbed away than those people who, during the
time spent serving their nation, have gotten themselves detainees of war. It is an
ordeal neither requested nor craved. Most Americans who have been detainees of
war are customary individuals who have been put in phenomenal circumstances by
no arranging of their own. Americans have been held hostage as detainees of war
amid numerous wars and in numerous spots. Still, there is a typical bond that is
shared by all. Their story is a motivating part of our history as a country. Progressive
War Amid the Progressive War, an expected 20,000 Americans were... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
American captors did not submit to the Geneva Tradition. More than 7,100
Americans were caught and interned and a little more than 2,700 are known not
passed on while interned. There were 8,177 Americans delegated lost without a trace
(MIA). The Unified States in February 1954 announced them assumed dead. Life as
a POW implied numerous constrained walks in subfreezing climate, isolation,
ruthless disciplines and endeavors at political re training. Here detainees got their
first orderly dosage of teaching procedures by their captors. This was a generally new
wonders and brought about the Set of principles that now directs all American
servicemen concerning their catch. Numerous Americans were the casualties of
slaughters. After a truce was marked in 1953, a noteworthy trade known as Operation
Enormous Switch at long last brought Americans home. More than 8,000 Americans
are still recorded as lost without a trace in Korea. Vietnam
Freedom has come at a price . Nobody can verify this superior to the men and ladies
who have served in the equipped administrations of this extraordinary country we
call the Unified Conditions of America. Nobody knows not it resemble to have
that opportunity all of a sudden grabbed away than those people who, during the
time spent serving their nation, have gotten themselves detainees of war. It is an
ordeal neither requested nor craved. Most Americans who have been detainees of
war are customary individuals who have been put in phenomenal circumstances by
no arranging of their own. Americans have been held hostage as detainees of war
amid numerous wars and in numerous spots. Still, there is a typical bond that is
shared by all. Their story is a motivating part of our history as a country. Progressive
War Amid the Progressive War, an expected 20,000 Americans were... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
American captors did not submit to the Geneva Tradition. More than 7,100
Americans were caught and interned and a little more than 2,700 are known not
passed on while interned. There were 8,177 Americans delegated lost without a trace
(MIA). The Unified States in February 1954 announced them assumed dead. Life as
a POW implied numerous constrained walks in subfreezing climate, isolation,
ruthless disciplines and endeavors at political re training. Here detainees got their
first orderly dosage of teaching procedures by their captors. This was a generally new
wonders and brought about the Set of principles that now directs all American
servicemen concerning their catch. Numerous Americans were the casualties of
slaughters. After a truce was marked in 1953, a noteworthy trade known as Operation
Enormous Switch at long last brought Americans home. More than 8,000 Americans
are still recorded as lost without a trace in Korea. Vietnam
Global Movements Of Western Culture
Make an argument that show how Scheld s case and the two other cases you select
are examples of the ways in which global movements of commodities, capital and
Western culture are modified by local cultural systems.
Since the advent of modernisation and the rise of globalisation around the world,
issues regarding the cultural homogenisation of the world have arisen.
Anthropologists have raised concern about the spread of capitalism as the dominant
form of market exchange, the commodification process and the prominence of
Western media in contributing the erasure of cultural difference in many areas
around the world (Inda and Rosaldo 2002, 14). Many first world leaders during the
Cold War believed that emerging nations would become prosperous only if they
became capitalist nation states (Schultz and Lavenda 2005, 360). A neo colonialist
form of political intervention emerged, as more developed countries believed that it
was their duty to teach developing nation states about capitalism, so they can achieve
economic success and independence (Schultz and Lavenda 2005, 360). As thus, there
is a threat of cultural homogenisation, whereby the dominant cultures of the core,
such as America, impose their beliefs, values and cultural products to developing
nations, thereby replacing cultural differences with that of the dominant culture (Inda
and Rosaldo 2002, 14). Despite the seemingly homogenising process of
commodification and capitalism, social transmutations of the capitalist
Make an argument that show how Scheld s case and the two other cases you select
are examples of the ways in which global movements of commodities, capital and
Western culture are modified by local cultural systems.
Since the advent of modernisation and the rise of globalisation around the world,
issues regarding the cultural homogenisation of the world have arisen.
Anthropologists have raised concern about the spread of capitalism as the dominant
form of market exchange, the commodification process and the prominence of
Western media in contributing the erasure of cultural difference in many areas
around the world (Inda and Rosaldo 2002, 14). Many first world leaders during the
Cold War believed that emerging nations would become prosperous only if they
became capitalist nation states (Schultz and Lavenda 2005, 360). A neo colonialist
form of political intervention emerged, as more developed countries believed that it
was their duty to teach developing nation states about capitalism, so they can achieve
economic success and independence (Schultz and Lavenda 2005, 360). As thus, there
is a threat of cultural homogenisation, whereby the dominant cultures of the core,
such as America, impose their beliefs, values and cultural products to developing
nations, thereby replacing cultural differences with that of the dominant culture (Inda
and Rosaldo 2002, 14). Despite the seemingly homogenising process of
commodification and capitalism, social transmutations of the capitalist
How Professional Advertising Agencies Contribute to the...
How Professional Advertising Agencies Contribute to the Success of a Marketing
Campaign
Professional advertising agencies can contribute to the success of a marketing
campaign in many ways.
If a new company is just starting out and wish to make the most of their money for
advertising, then it is probably best for them to hire someone from an advertising
agency to help them along the way, as they know they are doing, and know how to
use their money to their advantage. Professional advertising agencies know what they
are doing. It is their job to help companies to have a successful marketing campaign.
The agencies can guide the company in the right direction to help them advertise to
the best of their abilities. They can give expert ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
2.2.2 How the selection and use of media contributes to a successful campaign There
are many different types of media that companies can use to have a successful
campaign for advertising certain products.
Some of these mediums used for advertising can be:
Television
Radio
Internet Websites/Emails/Pop Ups
Direct Mail
Display Advertising Posters/Billboards
Word of mouth
If a company has a lot of money to spend on advertising then they could afford to use
more than one method of advertising, such as TV and Radio, or Display Advertising
and Websites.
Firstly, the company needs to decide who there main target audience is. When they
have decided this, then they can go about finding out which method of advertising is
most suitable for the audience they are targeting. For example, if the target audience
is females ages 16 20, then the most popular form of advertising would probably be
the
Internet or Television at the right times of the day for the audience.
I will now go into some detail about each for of the above stated examples of
advertising.
Television:
This form of advertising is one of the most popular types of advertising, because of
How Professional Advertising Agencies Contribute to the Success of a Marketing
Campaign
Professional advertising agencies can contribute to the success of a marketing
campaign in many ways.
If a new company is just starting out and wish to make the most of their money for
advertising, then it is probably best for them to hire someone from an advertising
agency to help them along the way, as they know they are doing, and know how to
use their money to their advantage. Professional advertising agencies know what they
are doing. It is their job to help companies to have a successful marketing campaign.
The agencies can guide the company in the right direction to help them advertise to
the best of their abilities. They can give expert ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
2.2.2 How the selection and use of media contributes to a successful campaign There
are many different types of media that companies can use to have a successful
campaign for advertising certain products.
Some of these mediums used for advertising can be:
Television
Radio
Internet Websites/Emails/Pop Ups
Direct Mail
Display Advertising Posters/Billboards
Word of mouth
If a company has a lot of money to spend on advertising then they could afford to use
more than one method of advertising, such as TV and Radio, or Display Advertising
and Websites.
Firstly, the company needs to decide who there main target audience is. When they
have decided this, then they can go about finding out which method of advertising is
most suitable for the audience they are targeting. For example, if the target audience
is females ages 16 20, then the most popular form of advertising would probably be
the
Internet or Television at the right times of the day for the audience.
I will now go into some detail about each for of the above stated examples of
advertising.
Television:
This form of advertising is one of the most popular types of advertising, because of
its extremely broad audience range. Most people have televisions in their house, and
at some time or another, will watch adverts. People subconsciously take in messages
from adverts, even though they may not
at some time or another, will watch adverts. People subconsciously take in messages
from adverts, even though they may not
Coffee Drinkers Unknown Role In Society
Coffee Drinkers Unknown Role in Society
Being one of the most consumed beverages in the world, coffee has played a vital
role in today s culture. At present, it is hard to imagine a world without coffee,
however, before the thirteenth century, making the beverage from coffee beans was
undiscovered. Coffee got its start in Ethiopia, and by the fifteenth century, coffee
spread to the Arabian Peninsula and became an integral part of their religious
ceremonies. Coffee houses began to open up and they became a trendy place to
engage in conversation, listen to music, watch entertainers, play chess, and hear the
recent news. These places of assembly became so important for the exchange of
information that they were often referred to the Schools ... Show more content on
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Such a loss is primarily due to the progression of technology and a change in
American s priorities. Social capital is defined as the networks of relationships
among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to
function effectively (Putnam 5). It is an essential element in a functioning society
because communicating with people is how ideas are shared, trust is built, and
people get involved in their community. Social capital is also important to the
general public because higher levels of interaction within a community have shown
to cause higher individual happiness levels, better overall well being, higher
academic performances, lower crime rates, and much more (Putnam 61). Coffee
drinkers, because of their constant interactions with each other and the worldwide
trade that takes place to fuel their habit, increase the social capital on both a local
and global scale. By congregating at coffee houses and raising the global trade of
the product, coffee drinkers have a positive effect in the US by increasing the social
capital in America.
Growing up in a home in which coffee was prepared every morning; it was only
natural for me to start drinking coffee at some point. I first started drinking coffee
when I was in middle school. For me, like many others, drinking coffee was a
social thing. Going to my town s coffee house with friends was a fun way to relax or
do homework together after school. I also started to spend time with my
Coffee Drinkers Unknown Role in Society
Being one of the most consumed beverages in the world, coffee has played a vital
role in today s culture. At present, it is hard to imagine a world without coffee,
however, before the thirteenth century, making the beverage from coffee beans was
undiscovered. Coffee got its start in Ethiopia, and by the fifteenth century, coffee
spread to the Arabian Peninsula and became an integral part of their religious
ceremonies. Coffee houses began to open up and they became a trendy place to
engage in conversation, listen to music, watch entertainers, play chess, and hear the
recent news. These places of assembly became so important for the exchange of
information that they were often referred to the Schools ... Show more content on
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Such a loss is primarily due to the progression of technology and a change in
American s priorities. Social capital is defined as the networks of relationships
among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to
function effectively (Putnam 5). It is an essential element in a functioning society
because communicating with people is how ideas are shared, trust is built, and
people get involved in their community. Social capital is also important to the
general public because higher levels of interaction within a community have shown
to cause higher individual happiness levels, better overall well being, higher
academic performances, lower crime rates, and much more (Putnam 61). Coffee
drinkers, because of their constant interactions with each other and the worldwide
trade that takes place to fuel their habit, increase the social capital on both a local
and global scale. By congregating at coffee houses and raising the global trade of
the product, coffee drinkers have a positive effect in the US by increasing the social
capital in America.
Growing up in a home in which coffee was prepared every morning; it was only
natural for me to start drinking coffee at some point. I first started drinking coffee
when I was in middle school. For me, like many others, drinking coffee was a
social thing. Going to my town s coffee house with friends was a fun way to relax or
do homework together after school. I also started to spend time with my
A Midsummer Night s Dream Act 1 Scene 1 Summary
This scene begins with the fairies putting Titania to sleep. They sing her a song and
once she falls asleep Oberon comes to the sleeping woman and puts the nectar in her
eyes, although it does not occur in this scene the nectar causes Titania to fall in love
with Bottom.
The nectar is put into characters eyes, and when they wake from their slumber the
first person they see becomes the object of their affection.
In this scene the other person that has the nectar put into their eyes is Lysander, once
he wakes up the first person he sees Helena. Throughout the play Helena is chasing
Demetrius because she believes they should end up together, she also spends a large
portion of her life complaining about the fact that she believes Helena is much
This scene begins with the fairies putting Titania to sleep. They sing her a song and
once she falls asleep Oberon comes to the sleeping woman and puts the nectar in her
eyes, although it does not occur in this scene the nectar causes Titania to fall in love
with Bottom.
The nectar is put into characters eyes, and when they wake from their slumber the
first person they see becomes the object of their affection.
In this scene the other person that has the nectar put into their eyes is Lysander, once
he wakes up the first person he sees Helena. Throughout the play Helena is chasing
Demetrius because she believes they should end up together, she also spends a large
portion of her life complaining about the fact that she believes Helena is much
Maureen Weiss Biography To Riches
Born on December 10th 2002, Maureen Weiss was a professor in Psychology who
has been an inspiration to all of her students. She has gotten several awards for her
teaching skills and was the dean of the department she worked at. After getting her
PHD, She worked at Yale University 2039. Before she became committed to her
job as a professor, Maureen was an actress who starred in several movies, and
television shows. She said that when she was only a young teen, middle school
drama has inspired her to become the actress she is. In 2027 she was married to her
husband who she had two child with. Her children were identical twins named Fred
and George. She inspired her boys to reach for the stars and believe that they can
accomplish anything. She
Born on December 10th 2002, Maureen Weiss was a professor in Psychology who
has been an inspiration to all of her students. She has gotten several awards for her
teaching skills and was the dean of the department she worked at. After getting her
PHD, She worked at Yale University 2039. Before she became committed to her
job as a professor, Maureen was an actress who starred in several movies, and
television shows. She said that when she was only a young teen, middle school
drama has inspired her to become the actress she is. In 2027 she was married to her
husband who she had two child with. Her children were identical twins named Fred
and George. She inspired her boys to reach for the stars and believe that they can
accomplish anything. She
The Future For National Security
As the world moves forward, there are new threats that arise and it is difficult to
handle each one. One of the largest threats to any country are cyber attacks
/computer hacking. Each day on the news there is a developing story about a
country s data base being hacked by an anonymous source and all the classified files
were exposed to the public. As a result, cybersecurity has increased significantly in the
countries that can afford it. The United Statesand China have recently increased
spending and research on cybersecurity to protect their classified documents.
Unfortunately, as technology evolves, there are new ways for both countries to get
hacked once again. Cybersecurity is the future for national securityand must be
updated each... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Causing mistrust with the international community. China s cybersecurity defenses
has had many flaws in protecting their internet. Since China is solely focusing on
international cyber attacks, it leaves them vulnerable within their borders. The
Chinese police barely investigate internal hacking which attributes to China s
vulnerability. Chinese cybercriminals target Chinese victims given the relatively
low risk of domestic police action; stolen usernames and passwords, financial data,
video game accounts, and hacker tools can be bought and sold openly on Chinese
social media forums. According to Jon Lindsay s article, this form of cyber attack
damaged the Chinese economy $830 million in 2011 alone. Since then China has
begun cyber policies and created the Cybersecurity and Informatization Leading
Group in 2014, chaired by Xi Jinping. The CILG aids XI s efforts to tighten Party
discipline and respond to foreign cyber attacks. Having the government aims their
sights on cyber defense may actually improve cyber policy coordination but the
Chinese Government doesn t have prior experience in cyber policy. In other
countries, private sector companies and organizations that focus of cyber policy are
hired by the government. So China has tightened their laws on internet freedoms
because they believe that allowing internet freedom undermines Chinese
cybersecurity.
In 2011
As the world moves forward, there are new threats that arise and it is difficult to
handle each one. One of the largest threats to any country are cyber attacks
/computer hacking. Each day on the news there is a developing story about a
country s data base being hacked by an anonymous source and all the classified files
were exposed to the public. As a result, cybersecurity has increased significantly in the
countries that can afford it. The United Statesand China have recently increased
spending and research on cybersecurity to protect their classified documents.
Unfortunately, as technology evolves, there are new ways for both countries to get
hacked once again. Cybersecurity is the future for national securityand must be
updated each... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Causing mistrust with the international community. China s cybersecurity defenses
has had many flaws in protecting their internet. Since China is solely focusing on
international cyber attacks, it leaves them vulnerable within their borders. The
Chinese police barely investigate internal hacking which attributes to China s
vulnerability. Chinese cybercriminals target Chinese victims given the relatively
low risk of domestic police action; stolen usernames and passwords, financial data,
video game accounts, and hacker tools can be bought and sold openly on Chinese
social media forums. According to Jon Lindsay s article, this form of cyber attack
damaged the Chinese economy $830 million in 2011 alone. Since then China has
begun cyber policies and created the Cybersecurity and Informatization Leading
Group in 2014, chaired by Xi Jinping. The CILG aids XI s efforts to tighten Party
discipline and respond to foreign cyber attacks. Having the government aims their
sights on cyber defense may actually improve cyber policy coordination but the
Chinese Government doesn t have prior experience in cyber policy. In other
countries, private sector companies and organizations that focus of cyber policy are
hired by the government. So China has tightened their laws on internet freedoms
because they believe that allowing internet freedom undermines Chinese
cybersecurity.
In 2011
Myasthenia Gravis Research Paper
Myasthenia Gravis is a weakness and rapid fatigue of muscles under voluntary
control. This disease is caused by an interruption in communication between nerves
and muscles at the neuromuscular junction; this is the place where nerve cells
connect with the muscles they control. The muscle weakness increases through
periods of activity and then improves during rest. For example, muscles that control
eye and eyelid movement, facial expression, chewing, talking, and swallowing, these
are the most often muscles affected. Other muscles that can be affected are muscles
that control breathing and neck and limb movement can be affected. Symptoms
include, difficulty swallowing, double vision, unsteady walk, weakness in arm and
leg muscles, and difficulties... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main treatments are medications, therapy, and surgery. Some medications used to
treat Myasthenia Gravis are anticholinesterase agents such as neostigmine and
pyridostigmine. These medications help improve neuromuscular transmission and to
increase muscle strength. Victims may also take Immunosuppressive drugs, such as
prednisone, azathioprine, cyclosporine, mycophenolate mofetil, and tacrolimus.
These medications also help improve muscle strength. The medications work by
suppressing the production of abnormal antibodies. When taking these medications
you must be carefully monitored by a physician. An important therapy used to treat
the disease would be plasmapheresis, this procedure is when a specialist removes
blood that is infected with abnormal antibodies. Therapies may be used especially
during difficult periods of weakness. Lastly surgery is an option, one of the surgery
procedures is thymectomy, this is the surgical removal of the thymus gland. This is
often abnormal in some cases. With the surgery it reduces symptoms in some cases
without thymoma and may cure people by rebalancing the immune system. Typically
thymectomy is recommended for individuals with thymoma. Thymoma is an
uncommon tumor in the thymus. A Neurologist will determine which treatment
option is best for a patient, it all depends on the severity of the weakness, which
muscles are affected, the age of the patient, and any other associated medical
Myasthenia Gravis is a weakness and rapid fatigue of muscles under voluntary
control. This disease is caused by an interruption in communication between nerves
and muscles at the neuromuscular junction; this is the place where nerve cells
connect with the muscles they control. The muscle weakness increases through
periods of activity and then improves during rest. For example, muscles that control
eye and eyelid movement, facial expression, chewing, talking, and swallowing, these
are the most often muscles affected. Other muscles that can be affected are muscles
that control breathing and neck and limb movement can be affected. Symptoms
include, difficulty swallowing, double vision, unsteady walk, weakness in arm and
leg muscles, and difficulties... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main treatments are medications, therapy, and surgery. Some medications used to
treat Myasthenia Gravis are anticholinesterase agents such as neostigmine and
pyridostigmine. These medications help improve neuromuscular transmission and to
increase muscle strength. Victims may also take Immunosuppressive drugs, such as
prednisone, azathioprine, cyclosporine, mycophenolate mofetil, and tacrolimus.
These medications also help improve muscle strength. The medications work by
suppressing the production of abnormal antibodies. When taking these medications
you must be carefully monitored by a physician. An important therapy used to treat
the disease would be plasmapheresis, this procedure is when a specialist removes
blood that is infected with abnormal antibodies. Therapies may be used especially
during difficult periods of weakness. Lastly surgery is an option, one of the surgery
procedures is thymectomy, this is the surgical removal of the thymus gland. This is
often abnormal in some cases. With the surgery it reduces symptoms in some cases
without thymoma and may cure people by rebalancing the immune system. Typically
thymectomy is recommended for individuals with thymoma. Thymoma is an
uncommon tumor in the thymus. A Neurologist will determine which treatment
option is best for a patient, it all depends on the severity of the weakness, which
muscles are affected, the age of the patient, and any other associated medical
Locke s Theory Rejecting Free Will Essay
In this essay I will argue against Locke s theory rejecting free will. I will claim that in
Locke s Of Power, he ultimately provides evidence for a limit on liberty in respect to
will, rather than the denial of liberty in respect to will altogether. I will provide
evidence for my stance, by assessing Locke s definitions for liberty, necessity, and
will. I will also rationalize my thesis by assessing the legitimacy of their relationship
in respect to Locke s theory, and attempt to uncover answers to ambiguous questions
in Locke s doctrines.
Locke states that it is folly to suggest that the will can have liberty, is faulty due to
them both being powers. He states that powers can only be attributed to agents
(people), and that it us improper to suggest that the power of will can have the
power of freedom. Moreover, to Locke, the correct statement would be that a person
is free to will. He states that an agent is limited in the liberty, to either do or forebear
doing something, and accordingly, the power of the will, or the act of it (volition) has
the same dual limitations; either willing to do something, or forbearing willing to do
something. In answer the question of what determines the will, Locke states one s
actions are a result of pleasure (good) and pain (evil). Either one s will attempts to
seek pleasure, or eliminate pain (find a comparatively less painful power than the
currently proposed pain). Accordingly he considers desire to be a form of pain, or
unease.
In this essay I will argue against Locke s theory rejecting free will. I will claim that in
Locke s Of Power, he ultimately provides evidence for a limit on liberty in respect to
will, rather than the denial of liberty in respect to will altogether. I will provide
evidence for my stance, by assessing Locke s definitions for liberty, necessity, and
will. I will also rationalize my thesis by assessing the legitimacy of their relationship
in respect to Locke s theory, and attempt to uncover answers to ambiguous questions
in Locke s doctrines.
Locke states that it is folly to suggest that the will can have liberty, is faulty due to
them both being powers. He states that powers can only be attributed to agents
(people), and that it us improper to suggest that the power of will can have the
power of freedom. Moreover, to Locke, the correct statement would be that a person
is free to will. He states that an agent is limited in the liberty, to either do or forebear
doing something, and accordingly, the power of the will, or the act of it (volition) has
the same dual limitations; either willing to do something, or forbearing willing to do
something. In answer the question of what determines the will, Locke states one s
actions are a result of pleasure (good) and pain (evil). Either one s will attempts to
seek pleasure, or eliminate pain (find a comparatively less painful power than the
currently proposed pain). Accordingly he considers desire to be a form of pain, or
unease.
Community Acquired Pneumonia Research Paper
Pneumonia
Pneumonia is a curable disease. What is pneumonia? Pneumonia is an infection of the
lungs. It can be in one or both of them at the same time. It causes inflammation to
form in the air sacs causing fluid in them and makes it very difficult to breath. (http:/
/healthline.com/pneumonia)
According to Pneumonia History pneumonia is a worldwide disease caused by an
infection of the lungs producing coughing, fever, chills , muscle aches, and difficulty
in breathing for those who suffer it (http://www.news medical.net/health/Pneumonia
History.aspx). Pneumonia was first described by the Greek physician Hippocrates
around 460 B.C. In 1875, German pathologist Edwin Kelbs observed pneumonia
bacteria under a microscope for the first ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goals of treatment are to cure the infection and prevent complications. Most
people can be treated at home by following these simple steps. You must drink
plenty of fluids. This will help loosen up the phlegm and you will be able to cough it
up. You must get plenty of rest. Take the lowest dose of cough medicines that you
can. You must control your fever. It is always important to take your antibiotics when
you are suppose to.
They are used to treat bacterial pneumonia after it is decided the type that is causing it.
If you do not get better the doctor may have to change the medicine. Cough
medicines are used to control your coughing. This way you are able to rest some.
The reason your body makes you cough is to get the fluid loose in your lungs so it
can be removed. This is a necessary thing that must happen for you to get better.
Fever and pain reducers can be taken as needed to make you more comfortable
during your recovery. There are sometimes when people have to be admitted to the
hospital before they will get better. Some reasons may be if you are having trouble
breathing, high or low temperature, you are confused or having high blood
pressure. These are serious problems that only a hospital will be able to help you
with. Children are also at a great risk for the same problems. If someone is admitted
to the hospital, they will
Pneumonia
Pneumonia is a curable disease. What is pneumonia? Pneumonia is an infection of the
lungs. It can be in one or both of them at the same time. It causes inflammation to
form in the air sacs causing fluid in them and makes it very difficult to breath. (http:/
/healthline.com/pneumonia)
According to Pneumonia History pneumonia is a worldwide disease caused by an
infection of the lungs producing coughing, fever, chills , muscle aches, and difficulty
in breathing for those who suffer it (http://www.news medical.net/health/Pneumonia
History.aspx). Pneumonia was first described by the Greek physician Hippocrates
around 460 B.C. In 1875, German pathologist Edwin Kelbs observed pneumonia
bacteria under a microscope for the first ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goals of treatment are to cure the infection and prevent complications. Most
people can be treated at home by following these simple steps. You must drink
plenty of fluids. This will help loosen up the phlegm and you will be able to cough it
up. You must get plenty of rest. Take the lowest dose of cough medicines that you
can. You must control your fever. It is always important to take your antibiotics when
you are suppose to.
They are used to treat bacterial pneumonia after it is decided the type that is causing it.
If you do not get better the doctor may have to change the medicine. Cough
medicines are used to control your coughing. This way you are able to rest some.
The reason your body makes you cough is to get the fluid loose in your lungs so it
can be removed. This is a necessary thing that must happen for you to get better.
Fever and pain reducers can be taken as needed to make you more comfortable
during your recovery. There are sometimes when people have to be admitted to the
hospital before they will get better. Some reasons may be if you are having trouble
breathing, high or low temperature, you are confused or having high blood
pressure. These are serious problems that only a hospital will be able to help you
with. Children are also at a great risk for the same problems. If someone is admitted
to the hospital, they will
Carvin vs. Arkansa Power and Light
Case Study 4 CARVIN vs. ARKANSA POWER AND LIGHT,
14 F.3d 399, 1993 U.S. Court of Appeals for Eighth Circuit
You be the Judge
By: Jenny Wagner
December 23, 2009
Did the easement relieve Arkansas Power and Lights from liability for flooding?
Yes, Arkansas Power and Light should not be held liable for damage to property cased
by flooding where an easement existed.
In 1923 1947 Arkansas Power and Light (AP L) constructed several dams on two
Arkansas lakes, Hamilton and Catherine. AP L obtained flood easements on property
adjoining the lakes. AP L sold lake side property and kept the easement in force.
These flood easements permitted AP L to clear of trees, brush, and other obstruction
and to submerge by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alabama Power Co., 1989).
References
Beatty, J., Samuelson, S. (2009). Introduction to Business Law,, 3rd Edition.
Cengage Advantage Books
Carvin v. Arkansas Power and Light, No. 90 6055, 1991 WL 540481, slip op. at 4 7
(E.D. Ark. Dec. 2, 1991)
Jones v. Scott, 256 Ark. 653, 509 S.W. 2d 831, 833 (1974)
Borders v. Alabama Power Co., 547 So. 2d 446, 447 (Ala.1989).
Ark. Code. Ann. Sec. 15 22 210(1) Arkansas Soil Water Conservation
Case Study 4 CARVIN vs. ARKANSA POWER AND LIGHT,
14 F.3d 399, 1993 U.S. Court of Appeals for Eighth Circuit
You be the Judge
By: Jenny Wagner
December 23, 2009
Did the easement relieve Arkansas Power and Lights from liability for flooding?
Yes, Arkansas Power and Light should not be held liable for damage to property cased
by flooding where an easement existed.
In 1923 1947 Arkansas Power and Light (AP L) constructed several dams on two
Arkansas lakes, Hamilton and Catherine. AP L obtained flood easements on property
adjoining the lakes. AP L sold lake side property and kept the easement in force.
These flood easements permitted AP L to clear of trees, brush, and other obstruction
and to submerge by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alabama Power Co., 1989).
References
Beatty, J., Samuelson, S. (2009). Introduction to Business Law,, 3rd Edition.
Cengage Advantage Books
Carvin v. Arkansas Power and Light, No. 90 6055, 1991 WL 540481, slip op. at 4 7
(E.D. Ark. Dec. 2, 1991)
Jones v. Scott, 256 Ark. 653, 509 S.W. 2d 831, 833 (1974)
Borders v. Alabama Power Co., 547 So. 2d 446, 447 (Ala.1989).
Ark. Code. Ann. Sec. 15 22 210(1) Arkansas Soil Water Conservation
Similarities Between Julius Caesar And Tear Down This
Wall
There are many different literary devices utilized in Shakespeare s Antony of Julius
Caesar and Ronald Regan, in his Tear Down This Wall speech. Both speeches may
embody a persuasive argument; however, they are fonder of some tools than others.
They use these devices based on their audience and the situation at hand. By
appealing to the audience through their word choice, their arguments become more
persuasive. Though Antony and Regan both use expert persuasive devices, they
contrast each other to deliver a more effective argument. Antony uses irony and
rhetorical questions constantly throughout his speech at Caesar s funeral producing a
highly effective and moving point. Brutus and the other conspirators give Antony
permission to speak kind words at Caesar s funeral and nothing more. Antony listens
to what they say, speaking praise, particularly of how Brutus is an honorable man
(III. ii. 81). He uses specific evidence preceding this... Show more content on
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The Berlin Wall stood for division, separation, and stubbornness while America
stood for togetherness, peace, and teamwork. Even want of the most basic kind was
lacking in the Communist world, and Regan uses this to fuel America to stand up
and do something about it (Regan). The people rallied with Regan to tear down the
Berlin Wall and get Communism out of East Germany as a result of his inspirational
speech of togetherness and the scars created by the Communist world. Families were
reunited and people had freedom again thanks to Regan s speech. The love that was
lost in Berlin due to the wall was once again returned thanks to the outcome of his
speech. These positives would not have been possible without Regan pulling America
into one consistent mindset through his patriotic ideals, proving Regan can use words
sufficiently enough to move the entire
Wall
There are many different literary devices utilized in Shakespeare s Antony of Julius
Caesar and Ronald Regan, in his Tear Down This Wall speech. Both speeches may
embody a persuasive argument; however, they are fonder of some tools than others.
They use these devices based on their audience and the situation at hand. By
appealing to the audience through their word choice, their arguments become more
persuasive. Though Antony and Regan both use expert persuasive devices, they
contrast each other to deliver a more effective argument. Antony uses irony and
rhetorical questions constantly throughout his speech at Caesar s funeral producing a
highly effective and moving point. Brutus and the other conspirators give Antony
permission to speak kind words at Caesar s funeral and nothing more. Antony listens
to what they say, speaking praise, particularly of how Brutus is an honorable man
(III. ii. 81). He uses specific evidence preceding this... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Berlin Wall stood for division, separation, and stubbornness while America
stood for togetherness, peace, and teamwork. Even want of the most basic kind was
lacking in the Communist world, and Regan uses this to fuel America to stand up
and do something about it (Regan). The people rallied with Regan to tear down the
Berlin Wall and get Communism out of East Germany as a result of his inspirational
speech of togetherness and the scars created by the Communist world. Families were
reunited and people had freedom again thanks to Regan s speech. The love that was
lost in Berlin due to the wall was once again returned thanks to the outcome of his
speech. These positives would not have been possible without Regan pulling America
into one consistent mindset through his patriotic ideals, proving Regan can use words
sufficiently enough to move the entire
Shareholder Theory By Milton Friedman
Shareholder theory
Milton Friedman in his 1970 article titled The social responsibility of business is to
increase its profits , argues that the main purpose of the corporation is to maximize
profit for shareholders (or stockholders) as long as it is in the confines of the law.
He is of the view that a business is not an individual and has no moral
responsibility, therefore only the employees have a moral responsibility for the
actions of the firm. The managers are viewed as agents of stockholders and have a
moral obligation to manage the firm in the interest of the stockholders. It is seen as
illegitimate if the shareholder money is used to contribute to charity, however if public
financing is needed it is the government s responsibly to raise such through taxation
He further stated that shareholders are owners and corporate profits belong to them.
Freidman posits that shareholders are entitled to their profit as a result of the contract
among the corporate stakeholders. Each stakeholder group (customers, employees,
suppliers, managers) has a contract relationship with the firm. In ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Freeman is of the view that stockholders are the most important stakeholders and are
essential to the profitability and sustainability of the organization. Thus, in order to
maximize profits, then the best interests of all stakeholders ought to be recognized.
According to Freeman s stakeholder theory, managers have an ethical duty to manage
the organization for all stakeholders. Their ethical duties are governed by the
principle of corporate rights, in which the organization has an obligation not to violate
the rights of others; and the principle of corporate effect, which outlines that the
organization is responsible for the effects of its actions on
Shareholder theory
Milton Friedman in his 1970 article titled The social responsibility of business is to
increase its profits , argues that the main purpose of the corporation is to maximize
profit for shareholders (or stockholders) as long as it is in the confines of the law.
He is of the view that a business is not an individual and has no moral
responsibility, therefore only the employees have a moral responsibility for the
actions of the firm. The managers are viewed as agents of stockholders and have a
moral obligation to manage the firm in the interest of the stockholders. It is seen as
illegitimate if the shareholder money is used to contribute to charity, however if public
financing is needed it is the government s responsibly to raise such through taxation
He further stated that shareholders are owners and corporate profits belong to them.
Freidman posits that shareholders are entitled to their profit as a result of the contract
among the corporate stakeholders. Each stakeholder group (customers, employees,
suppliers, managers) has a contract relationship with the firm. In ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Freeman is of the view that stockholders are the most important stakeholders and are
essential to the profitability and sustainability of the organization. Thus, in order to
maximize profits, then the best interests of all stakeholders ought to be recognized.
According to Freeman s stakeholder theory, managers have an ethical duty to manage
the organization for all stakeholders. Their ethical duties are governed by the
principle of corporate rights, in which the organization has an obligation not to violate
the rights of others; and the principle of corporate effect, which outlines that the
organization is responsible for the effects of its actions on
Group 5 Final Paper Free Range v4
Free Range: A Case for International Operations
Group 5
Katherine Stone, Michael Williams, Shawn Williams, Horace L. Wynn, Scott Terry
AMBA 610 UMUC
Part A: Potential Advantages and Shortfalls of Various Globalization Strategies
Globalization strategies have been an issue for any organization that intends to
increase its international presence. Free Range Foods has decided to grow operations
in France, the United Kingdom, and other regions throughout the globe. The
recommended strategies Free Range Foods should consider utilizing in order to
strengthen its position in the international market are 1) Merger and Acquisition
/ Takeover and 2) Strategic Alliances. Both strategies are effective in obtaining an
entry into the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Producing and maintaining a product is hard enough domestically and is only further
compounded with the addition of taking further components into consideration.
A major factor that Free Range needs to consider is how they will like to set up
their international organization. According to Jones (2013), a multidomestic
strategy is defined as one which haswhen you have a corporateion headquarters
and establishesdevelop divisions in each country or region where ityou would like
to do business in. Authority in these divisions would be given to the managers
located in eachthere. The divisions would develop and market products in a way
that focuses on the region of the globe they are locatedin (Jones, 2013, p. 464). This
is important to consider because what Americans want out of a product can be very
different than what Europeans expect out of a product. For example, there are many
different types of cheeses available in Europe that are not available in America, so it
would be important to understand the culture and expectations of consumers in the
country/region where a company doesyou are doing business in. The Multidomestic
approach will allow you to form your products to satisfy the needs and wants of the
consumers in that area.
One of the primary factors to consider is the cost of establishing the business in a
foreign market. France maintains market for organic products but the products are
sold at a much higher rate than traditionally farmed
Free Range: A Case for International Operations
Group 5
Katherine Stone, Michael Williams, Shawn Williams, Horace L. Wynn, Scott Terry
AMBA 610 UMUC
Part A: Potential Advantages and Shortfalls of Various Globalization Strategies
Globalization strategies have been an issue for any organization that intends to
increase its international presence. Free Range Foods has decided to grow operations
in France, the United Kingdom, and other regions throughout the globe. The
recommended strategies Free Range Foods should consider utilizing in order to
strengthen its position in the international market are 1) Merger and Acquisition
/ Takeover and 2) Strategic Alliances. Both strategies are effective in obtaining an
entry into the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Producing and maintaining a product is hard enough domestically and is only further
compounded with the addition of taking further components into consideration.
A major factor that Free Range needs to consider is how they will like to set up
their international organization. According to Jones (2013), a multidomestic
strategy is defined as one which haswhen you have a corporateion headquarters
and establishesdevelop divisions in each country or region where ityou would like
to do business in. Authority in these divisions would be given to the managers
located in eachthere. The divisions would develop and market products in a way
that focuses on the region of the globe they are locatedin (Jones, 2013, p. 464). This
is important to consider because what Americans want out of a product can be very
different than what Europeans expect out of a product. For example, there are many
different types of cheeses available in Europe that are not available in America, so it
would be important to understand the culture and expectations of consumers in the
country/region where a company doesyou are doing business in. The Multidomestic
approach will allow you to form your products to satisfy the needs and wants of the
consumers in that area.
One of the primary factors to consider is the cost of establishing the business in a
foreign market. France maintains market for organic products but the products are
sold at a much higher rate than traditionally farmed
My Phone Thesis
I. Executive Summary
Solid Group Incorporated has been in the retail industry for more than 50 years.
Among Solid Group s biggest projects to date is the introduction of My|Phone, the
very first dual active SIM mobile phone. My|Phone is the first and leading Filipino
mobile phone manufacturer in the Philippines and developing better phones at much
affordable prices. A proposal for the Global Marketing plan for My|Phone has been
made. In the most recent statistics available from the ITU World Telecommunication
/ICT Indicators Database in 2009, Anguilla garnered the sixth spot as one of the top
twenty countries with the highest per capita cell phone use. Anguilla is the most
northern of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles in the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
My|Phone
My|Phone the first and only Filipino mobile phone brand that offers dual SIM
mobility grew from a favor for friends to try out a local mobile phone brand in an
attempt to join the playing field of established international giants. Three years down
the line, My|Phone has proven to be a definitive contender in the Philippine mobile
phone landscape, consistently averaging significant sales figures. The response has
driven My|Phone to continuously strive to develop better phones at much affordable
prices.
No doubt a revolutionary mobile handset provider, My|Phone is the first and leading
Filipino mobile phone manufacturer in the Philippines and My|Phone is the first
mobile phone provider with customized applications and content tagged as Pinoy
Phone , a software exclusively created for My|Phone with a gamut of data such as
recipes, jokes, and even prayers.
MyTel and My Solid
MyTel Mobility Solutions, Inc. is the exclusive authorized distributor of My|Phone
products. All sales and distribution functions are handled by the company. MyTel
boasts of a dynamic, competent and able Sales Team that has a nationwide coverage
of mobile phone dealers.
My Solid Technologies and Devices Corp., on the other hand, is the principal entity
handling the My|Phone Brand. My Solid is focused on building the brand through
above the line marketing methods. It is also
I. Executive Summary
Solid Group Incorporated has been in the retail industry for more than 50 years.
Among Solid Group s biggest projects to date is the introduction of My|Phone, the
very first dual active SIM mobile phone. My|Phone is the first and leading Filipino
mobile phone manufacturer in the Philippines and developing better phones at much
affordable prices. A proposal for the Global Marketing plan for My|Phone has been
made. In the most recent statistics available from the ITU World Telecommunication
/ICT Indicators Database in 2009, Anguilla garnered the sixth spot as one of the top
twenty countries with the highest per capita cell phone use. Anguilla is the most
northern of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles in the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
My|Phone
My|Phone the first and only Filipino mobile phone brand that offers dual SIM
mobility grew from a favor for friends to try out a local mobile phone brand in an
attempt to join the playing field of established international giants. Three years down
the line, My|Phone has proven to be a definitive contender in the Philippine mobile
phone landscape, consistently averaging significant sales figures. The response has
driven My|Phone to continuously strive to develop better phones at much affordable
prices.
No doubt a revolutionary mobile handset provider, My|Phone is the first and leading
Filipino mobile phone manufacturer in the Philippines and My|Phone is the first
mobile phone provider with customized applications and content tagged as Pinoy
Phone , a software exclusively created for My|Phone with a gamut of data such as
recipes, jokes, and even prayers.
MyTel and My Solid
MyTel Mobility Solutions, Inc. is the exclusive authorized distributor of My|Phone
products. All sales and distribution functions are handled by the company. MyTel
boasts of a dynamic, competent and able Sales Team that has a nationwide coverage
of mobile phone dealers.
My Solid Technologies and Devices Corp., on the other hand, is the principal entity
handling the My|Phone Brand. My Solid is focused on building the brand through
above the line marketing methods. It is also
War Takes Over Everything in Walt Whitmanв Ђ™s Poem,
Drum Taps
The overall theme in Walt Whitman s Drum Taps is about the way war consumes
everything and monopolizes every facet of life; particularly the land the war is fought
on. When analyzing the poem, the first stanza talks about the movement of war from
the farms, the second stanza talks about the progression of warfrom the farm to the
city. In stanza three this journey continues through the battlefield, through the halls of
power and finally into the homes, moving from the public to private spheres of life.
Throughout the entire poem there is an emphasized pulse of drums that beats within
the lines. This pulse of drums resonates throughout the entire poem and prompts me
to wonder how Whitman intended to utilize this mechanism. Furthermore, I want to
uncover if the sounds of these drums is symbolic in some way, and if they are, then
I wonder if this symbolism represents a positive view or negative view on war.
My first interpretation is that these drums represent Whitman s negative perspective
on war. I feel that the use of the pulse of drums throughout the poem acts as a
mechanism that Whitman uses in order to discourage war. I feel that these sounds are
symbolic of the dire news at the time that consisted of the battles. It seems that
Whitman is addressing this pulse of drums in attempt to highlight the effect this war
will have on the country. In this poem, I see the clear cry for battle as a cry by
someone who is naГ Їve and does not yet know what the ultimate cost of war
Drum Taps
The overall theme in Walt Whitman s Drum Taps is about the way war consumes
everything and monopolizes every facet of life; particularly the land the war is fought
on. When analyzing the poem, the first stanza talks about the movement of war from
the farms, the second stanza talks about the progression of warfrom the farm to the
city. In stanza three this journey continues through the battlefield, through the halls of
power and finally into the homes, moving from the public to private spheres of life.
Throughout the entire poem there is an emphasized pulse of drums that beats within
the lines. This pulse of drums resonates throughout the entire poem and prompts me
to wonder how Whitman intended to utilize this mechanism. Furthermore, I want to
uncover if the sounds of these drums is symbolic in some way, and if they are, then
I wonder if this symbolism represents a positive view or negative view on war.
My first interpretation is that these drums represent Whitman s negative perspective
on war. I feel that the use of the pulse of drums throughout the poem acts as a
mechanism that Whitman uses in order to discourage war. I feel that these sounds are
symbolic of the dire news at the time that consisted of the battles. It seems that
Whitman is addressing this pulse of drums in attempt to highlight the effect this war
will have on the country. In this poem, I see the clear cry for battle as a cry by
someone who is naГ Їve and does not yet know what the ultimate cost of war
Robustness in HDFS
Robustness in HDFS The primary objective of HDFS is to store data reliably in
the case of system failures or crashes. Three common type of failure occurrences
are: o DataNode failure o NameNode failure o Network Partition The above
diagram depicts that each DataNode, which sends a Heartbeat message to the
NameNode periodically. A subset of DataNodes can lose connectivity with the
NameNode which is caused by a network partition. The DataNodes without recent
Heartbeats are marked as dead by the NameNodes. The NameNodes does not
forward any new IO requests to the marked DataNodes. Data which was registered
on the dead DataNode is not available to HDFS. DataNode death or shut down can
cause the replication factor of some blocks to fall below their specified value. The
NameNode constantly tracks the blocks which need to be replicated and initiates
replication whenever it is essential. The requirement of re replication may arise in
case of : o A replica becomes corrupted. o A DataNode is no longer available. o
Replication factor of a file is increased beyond the limits. o A hard disk on a
DataNode has failed or crashed. Cluster rebalancing The HDFS architecture
provides compatibility for data rebalancing schemes. Provision is provided that data
might be automatically moved from one DataNode to another if the free space on a
DataNode falls below a certain threshold. In a particular situation where there is a
Robustness in HDFS The primary objective of HDFS is to store data reliably in
the case of system failures or crashes. Three common type of failure occurrences
are: o DataNode failure o NameNode failure o Network Partition The above
diagram depicts that each DataNode, which sends a Heartbeat message to the
NameNode periodically. A subset of DataNodes can lose connectivity with the
NameNode which is caused by a network partition. The DataNodes without recent
Heartbeats are marked as dead by the NameNodes. The NameNodes does not
forward any new IO requests to the marked DataNodes. Data which was registered
on the dead DataNode is not available to HDFS. DataNode death or shut down can
cause the replication factor of some blocks to fall below their specified value. The
NameNode constantly tracks the blocks which need to be replicated and initiates
replication whenever it is essential. The requirement of re replication may arise in
case of : o A replica becomes corrupted. o A DataNode is no longer available. o
Replication factor of a file is increased beyond the limits. o A hard disk on a
DataNode has failed or crashed. Cluster rebalancing The HDFS architecture
provides compatibility for data rebalancing schemes. Provision is provided that data
might be automatically moved from one DataNode to another if the free space on a
DataNode falls below a certain threshold. In a particular situation where there is a
Single Gender Schools Are Better
Student: Zhenyi Lin
Course: ENG 108
Professor: Gabriele Bechtel
Date: 12/7/2011
Single Gender Schools are Better
According to my personal experience, based on the fact I saw, I think, single sex
schools are inferior to traditional coeducation schools. Even though I used to think
that traditional coeducation is better, and it is able to provide opportunities for girls
and boys to communicate and exchange ideas. I argue that teaching students
separately is detrimental, and even harmful to students mind and the devolvement of
physiology.
However, while I was doing some research I was shocked by the results. Many people
disagree about the benefit of same sec school, because these people do not realize the
difference between males and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sax shows in Boys Adrift : Boys schools and all boys classroom have a natural
advantage, because they teach the curriculum in ways that motivate boys to learn. As
we can see, boys and girls are different, and there do have some benefits from the
single gender classes for boys. Therefore, what s the fact about the single gender
classes affected on the grades? According to Dr. Beverly L. Hall, Byron Barnes
released a 148 page report in September 2005. This report review discovered
pleasing results for single gender schools. Hundreds of quantitative and qualitative
studies were looked at for this report. Therefore, it is manifest that the students in
the single gender schools study harder than that in traditional schools. Moreover,
single gender schools allow students to have passions on their own studies, and
make every effort to achieve higher goals. And the research showed Boys and girls
were more likely to be enrolled in higher levels of math and
Science classes while attending single gender schools. From this result, based on
the statistics we have, we can learn that the single gender schools improve boys
and girls grades a lot. To compare the grades from single gender schools with the
grades from coeducation schools, The NASSPE indicated that a recent report from
NBC Nightly News found a research showed the students in single gender school can
get higher scored. It showed a reported about the FCAT (Florida Comprehensive
Assessment
Student: Zhenyi Lin
Course: ENG 108
Professor: Gabriele Bechtel
Date: 12/7/2011
Single Gender Schools are Better
According to my personal experience, based on the fact I saw, I think, single sex
schools are inferior to traditional coeducation schools. Even though I used to think
that traditional coeducation is better, and it is able to provide opportunities for girls
and boys to communicate and exchange ideas. I argue that teaching students
separately is detrimental, and even harmful to students mind and the devolvement of
physiology.
However, while I was doing some research I was shocked by the results. Many people
disagree about the benefit of same sec school, because these people do not realize the
difference between males and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sax shows in Boys Adrift : Boys schools and all boys classroom have a natural
advantage, because they teach the curriculum in ways that motivate boys to learn. As
we can see, boys and girls are different, and there do have some benefits from the
single gender classes for boys. Therefore, what s the fact about the single gender
classes affected on the grades? According to Dr. Beverly L. Hall, Byron Barnes
released a 148 page report in September 2005. This report review discovered
pleasing results for single gender schools. Hundreds of quantitative and qualitative
studies were looked at for this report. Therefore, it is manifest that the students in
the single gender schools study harder than that in traditional schools. Moreover,
single gender schools allow students to have passions on their own studies, and
make every effort to achieve higher goals. And the research showed Boys and girls
were more likely to be enrolled in higher levels of math and
Science classes while attending single gender schools. From this result, based on
the statistics we have, we can learn that the single gender schools improve boys
and girls grades a lot. To compare the grades from single gender schools with the
grades from coeducation schools, The NASSPE indicated that a recent report from
NBC Nightly News found a research showed the students in single gender school can
get higher scored. It showed a reported about the FCAT (Florida Comprehensive
Assessment
Internal Structure and Functional Areas of the Trafford...
Aims, Objectives and ownership
In this assignment I am going to investigate the internal structure and functional areas
of The Trafford Centre and explain how its internal structure and functional areas
have changed over time.
All businesses have organisational structures, even if they are small or big, they have
some type of structure so they can operate productively.
Types of organisational structures;
o Hierarchical structure o Flat structure
The Trafford Centre has an organisational structure.
The type of organisational structure the Trafford centre has is a hierarchical structure,
large organisations have organised hierarchies and The Trafford Centre has a number
of layers of management. Staff no their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The more people under the control of one manager the wider the span of control.
Less means a narrower span of control.
The span of control of The Trafford Centre is that the managers of the different
functional areas have authority over subordinates in an organisation like The
Trafford Centre manager s span of control will be larger because of the size of the
business.
An example of a narrow span of control is shown in the diagram below:
The advantages of a narrow span of control are: o A narrow span of control allows
a manager to communicate quickly with the employees under them and control
them more easily o Feedback of ideas from the workers will be more effective o It
requires a higher level of management skill to control a greater number of employees,
so there is less management skill required
An example of a wide span of control is shown in the diagram below:
The advantages of wide span of control are: o There are less layers of management to
pass a message through, so the message reaches more employees faster o It costs
less money to run a wider span of control because a business does not need to employ
as many managers
The width of the span of control depends on:
The type of product being made products which are easy to make or deliver will need
less supervision and so can have a wider span of control
Skills of managers and workers a more skilful workforce can operate with a wider
span of control because they will
Aims, Objectives and ownership
In this assignment I am going to investigate the internal structure and functional areas
of The Trafford Centre and explain how its internal structure and functional areas
have changed over time.
All businesses have organisational structures, even if they are small or big, they have
some type of structure so they can operate productively.
Types of organisational structures;
o Hierarchical structure o Flat structure
The Trafford Centre has an organisational structure.
The type of organisational structure the Trafford centre has is a hierarchical structure,
large organisations have organised hierarchies and The Trafford Centre has a number
of layers of management. Staff no their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The more people under the control of one manager the wider the span of control.
Less means a narrower span of control.
The span of control of The Trafford Centre is that the managers of the different
functional areas have authority over subordinates in an organisation like The
Trafford Centre manager s span of control will be larger because of the size of the
business.
An example of a narrow span of control is shown in the diagram below:
The advantages of a narrow span of control are: o A narrow span of control allows
a manager to communicate quickly with the employees under them and control
them more easily o Feedback of ideas from the workers will be more effective o It
requires a higher level of management skill to control a greater number of employees,
so there is less management skill required
An example of a wide span of control is shown in the diagram below:
The advantages of wide span of control are: o There are less layers of management to
pass a message through, so the message reaches more employees faster o It costs
less money to run a wider span of control because a business does not need to employ
as many managers
The width of the span of control depends on:
The type of product being made products which are easy to make or deliver will need
less supervision and so can have a wider span of control
Skills of managers and workers a more skilful workforce can operate with a wider
span of control because they will
Essay On Yoruba Religion
Due to pressure to hide their Yoruba religious beliefs, Practitioners of SanterО Їa
resorted to concealing or fusing their faith with that of the Roman Catholic Church.
Already in place in that Church was the concept of the immortality of the soul,
which led to prayers and offerings made to the dead. The churches were full of
carved and painted images of departed people who had been declared saints, but who
could, if handled rightly, grant requests.
Masking the Yoruba deities with the Catholic saints was a means of keeping the old
religion alive, even if it meant giving new names to the orishas. Catholicism was the
seedbed for the survival of the orishas.
The Catholic Church allowed ethnic associations Cabildos to form and develop,
wherein African dancers worshiped before Catholic images, mostly the Virgin ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(In Cuba the orisha religion is still known as Lucumi.)
Even Jesus was brought into the Old World religion, given new definitions, roles,
and personhood, and became known as Olofi. The orisha worshipers cleverly,
necessarily, adapted to a strange and hostile environment and succeeded in preserving
their gods and forms of worship. In this way they were able to resist being
completely subsumed by the European majority.
To survive then, the Yoruba slaves created a seeming alliance with the dominant
religion. The Spanish Catholic Church did not demand doctrinal adherence to nor an
understanding of those doctrines. Usually the converts became so under duress, often
hundreds were merely sprinkled with holy water sometimes while still wearing their
chains.7 African slaves were dispersed throughout the region Puerto Rico, the
Dominican Republic, Haiti8 , and to other nations of South America, most notably
Brazil (which has a high concentration of those who belong to the orisha religion),
Venezuela, and other
Due to pressure to hide their Yoruba religious beliefs, Practitioners of SanterО Їa
resorted to concealing or fusing their faith with that of the Roman Catholic Church.
Already in place in that Church was the concept of the immortality of the soul,
which led to prayers and offerings made to the dead. The churches were full of
carved and painted images of departed people who had been declared saints, but who
could, if handled rightly, grant requests.
Masking the Yoruba deities with the Catholic saints was a means of keeping the old
religion alive, even if it meant giving new names to the orishas. Catholicism was the
seedbed for the survival of the orishas.
The Catholic Church allowed ethnic associations Cabildos to form and develop,
wherein African dancers worshiped before Catholic images, mostly the Virgin ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(In Cuba the orisha religion is still known as Lucumi.)
Even Jesus was brought into the Old World religion, given new definitions, roles,
and personhood, and became known as Olofi. The orisha worshipers cleverly,
necessarily, adapted to a strange and hostile environment and succeeded in preserving
their gods and forms of worship. In this way they were able to resist being
completely subsumed by the European majority.
To survive then, the Yoruba slaves created a seeming alliance with the dominant
religion. The Spanish Catholic Church did not demand doctrinal adherence to nor an
understanding of those doctrines. Usually the converts became so under duress, often
hundreds were merely sprinkled with holy water sometimes while still wearing their
chains.7 African slaves were dispersed throughout the region Puerto Rico, the
Dominican Republic, Haiti8 , and to other nations of South America, most notably
Brazil (which has a high concentration of those who belong to the orisha religion),
Venezuela, and other
Howl, By Allen Ginsberg
Howl for Somebody I Never Met in a Place I Never Heard of about a Cause we
Already Won Howl, by Allen Ginsberg, is an inaccessible writing with such obscure
references from a unique personal life and small subculture from 50 years ago that it
cannot stand on its own today. It tackles issues society has already decided, makes
them completely unrelatable, and attempts to shock readers. Except to literary
historians, this poem is irrelevant to modern society because of constant references to
obscure places and people, frequent vulgarity to which internet based society has been
desensitized, and societal issues that already have national level attention.
To get Howl, you just had to be there. Ginsberg acknowledges that the poem was not
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, no readers outside this tight knit group of poets would ever know
Ginsberg was referring to real events, except in the one line where he almost
parenthetically states, that actually happened, which serves as a point of contrast
by which a reader may presume none of the other events actually happened. Carl
Solomon features heavily in part three, but a first time reader has no idea who he
is, why he is, or even when he was. The best an uninformed reader can say is that
he is in Rockland, and that it might not be a nice place; the severity of said not
nicity might range from the local government confining residents in straightjackets
to simply having an unusually high population of mosquitoes during a rainy
season. Even when making a reference that people outside his circle of friends
would know, Ginsberg chooses Tokay, a wine, which to some readers, is nothing
more than a species of gecko that lives on some South West Pacific islands.
Interestingly enough, soldiers fighting wars across these islands called the Tokay
Gecko the F you lizard for its call, which to some sounded like tokay, but sounded
like F you to the soldiers. Other places Ginsberg references that will mean nothing to
farmers in Iowa or Wall Street investors include: Paterson, Paradise Alley, Fugazzi,
and Bowery.
At times, Howl gets somewhat explicit, mentioning gyzym, cocksuckers, anal sex,
and granite cocks. Thematic referencing aside, nothing
Howl for Somebody I Never Met in a Place I Never Heard of about a Cause we
Already Won Howl, by Allen Ginsberg, is an inaccessible writing with such obscure
references from a unique personal life and small subculture from 50 years ago that it
cannot stand on its own today. It tackles issues society has already decided, makes
them completely unrelatable, and attempts to shock readers. Except to literary
historians, this poem is irrelevant to modern society because of constant references to
obscure places and people, frequent vulgarity to which internet based society has been
desensitized, and societal issues that already have national level attention.
To get Howl, you just had to be there. Ginsberg acknowledges that the poem was not
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, no readers outside this tight knit group of poets would ever know
Ginsberg was referring to real events, except in the one line where he almost
parenthetically states, that actually happened, which serves as a point of contrast
by which a reader may presume none of the other events actually happened. Carl
Solomon features heavily in part three, but a first time reader has no idea who he
is, why he is, or even when he was. The best an uninformed reader can say is that
he is in Rockland, and that it might not be a nice place; the severity of said not
nicity might range from the local government confining residents in straightjackets
to simply having an unusually high population of mosquitoes during a rainy
season. Even when making a reference that people outside his circle of friends
would know, Ginsberg chooses Tokay, a wine, which to some readers, is nothing
more than a species of gecko that lives on some South West Pacific islands.
Interestingly enough, soldiers fighting wars across these islands called the Tokay
Gecko the F you lizard for its call, which to some sounded like tokay, but sounded
like F you to the soldiers. Other places Ginsberg references that will mean nothing to
farmers in Iowa or Wall Street investors include: Paterson, Paradise Alley, Fugazzi,
and Bowery.
At times, Howl gets somewhat explicit, mentioning gyzym, cocksuckers, anal sex,
and granite cocks. Thematic referencing aside, nothing
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