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1. Cause Effect Essay Outline
Writing a cause and effect essay outline can be a challenging task that requires careful
consideration and organization. The difficulty lies in creating a logical structure that effectively
communicates the causal relationships between events or phenomena. It demands a thorough
understanding of the topic, the ability to identify relevant causes and effects, and the skill to
present them coherently.
To begin with, the writer must conduct extensive research to gather information about the
subject. This involves delving into various sources, analyzing data, and synthesizing relevant
findings. Next comes the challenge of selecting the most significant causes and effects that
contribute to the essay's central theme. Narrowing down the focus is crucial to maintaining
clarity and relevance throughout the writing process.
Crafting a well-structured outline is another hurdle in itself. The outline should clearly delineate
the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion, ensuring a logical flow of ideas. Each section
must seamlessly connect with the others, creating a cohesive narrative that effectively conveys
the cause-and-effect relationships explored in the essay.
The process also demands a keen understanding of the nuances of language and rhetoric.
Articulating thoughts in a clear and concise manner is essential to convey the intended message
effectively. Balancing the depth of analysis with readability is yet another challenge, as the essay
should be accessible to a diverse audience while maintaining academic rigor.
In conclusion, writing a cause and effect essay outline requires a combination of research skills,
critical thinking, and effective communication. The difficulty lies not only in gathering relevant
information but also in organizing and presenting it in a compelling way. Nevertheless, with
dedication and careful planning, one can navigate these challenges successfully.
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2. Passing Strange Analysis
Passing Strange is a Broadway production that explores the life journey of Youth, a
brave young man, who is doing the impossible to achieve his dream. At first he is
presented as a shy guy, who does not have enough courage to declare what he
desires. His mother is the one that worries about his life and his feelings, because
she wants the best for her son. However, Youth decides to go on a journey far away
from his mother, from his old lifestyle, far way from everything. He travels to
foreign lands, meets new and interesting people; he is living the dream. Everything
looks unreal, because indeed it is. Youth forgets that only love is real and everything
else without love is empty. When he recalls what love is, it is already too late... Show
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I was also shy and often insecure because I did not believe in myself. I was looking
for the approvals of others, because I did not believe that what I was, was good
enough. Like Youth I did not want to be judged, I just wanted to be accepted for
who I was. The paradox here came from the fact that my family was always
supporting me and I was the one that did not want to open up, I was the one
creating my own fears, when everything around me was more than beautiful. When
I became a teenager, exactly like Youth, I wanted to escape and go to a better
place. I was wishing that somewhere far way would be much more interesting and I
would find what I was looking for. Now, couple of years later, I am far way, in a
foreign land, and my wishes have became reality. Now, when I have all that I want,
I realize that everything has its price. I am here, I am achieving my goals, but
something is missing. It feels unrealistic to search for something that you have
already had before. I guess, I needed to travel so far away to start loving myself.
And when I did, I found that that indeed my family was the most important for me.
I had to travel all over the world to realize that I love my country, my family, my
friends so much and it only feels real when I am back home, because only love is
real. I do not regret for anything, because everyone learns his or her lessons. I know
that I am here for a reason and I respect this country I am in right now. I am here
because I experiencing my journey, and now I love myself, I do not feel insecure,
I listen to every advice from my family, and I appreciate it with all my heart. I am
very thankful, and I pray that all my family and beloved people will be safe and
sound. From now one, I just want to continue my journey with a lot of courage and a
lot of love in my heart. Because I learned that the most important thing in life is to
follow your

3. Vietnam After The Saigon Fall 1975
Vietnam After the Saigon Fall 1975
Overview
Many books, magazine articles, and papers have been written about the Vietnam war
and its consequences, but most are written from the perspective of an outsider
looking in without actually living in Vietnam after the fall of Saigon in 1975. Few
reporters ever came back to Vietnam to live there and describe day to day life in
Vietnam after the war. Under the control of Communist rulers and an embargo from
the US, Vietnam was almost isolated from the western world between 1975 and the
very late eighties (one can recognize a similar pattern in North Korea now). Western
reporters were not welcome or even permitted to enter Vietnam for reporting purposes
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The situation in Vietnam closely parallels that of the current situation in North
Korea, and demonstrates why it is very hard to find good published reliable sources
about that country: officially, none exist. The only reliable source of information
about North Korea one can find is from the experience of the people who have
survived and escaped from North Korea; reports from its government are simply
propaganda.
Introduction
Vietnam lies along the eastern coast of the Indochina peninsula in an S shape. It is
about 1,650 km long and is from 50 to 560 km wide. Its area is about 329,560 sq.
km slightly larger than Mexico (CIA World Factbook). It is bordered on the north by
China and the west by Laos and Cambodia. With a population of more than 81
million, Vietnam is one of the 15 most highly populated countries in the world. It is
also one of the poorest countries in Southeast Asia with many problems like
pollution, uneven population distribution, and a very fragile economic infrastructure.
History
According to archaeological discoveries, around the fourth millennium BC and
during the Bronze Age the first Vietnamese civilization, called Lac Viet (People of
the Valley) was established in northern Vietnam. Lac Viet reached its prime in the
third century BC before it was conquered by the Chinese ruling Han Dynasty in 207
BC (Booz 20). For the next thousand years Vietnam was

4. Assumptions In To Kill A Mockingbird
To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel by Harper Lee, and it is historical fiction set in
Maycomb, Alabama in 1933 during the Great Depression. Judging someone on false
information or rumor is a common problem throughout many societies. Assumptions
can lead to a large amount of damage to the person being judged. The character Boo
Radley is locked away in a house where outside that house, he is constantly referred
as the loon of the town. No one has ever met him, but everyone in the town of
Maycomb, especially the Finch children, Jem and Scout, think they know all about
him. The way the citizens view Boo Radley reflects how people can seriously
misjudge someone and make assumptions about the person, even though they know
nothing about him. The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When people s azaleas froze in a cold snap, it was because he had breathed on them.
Any stealthy small crimes committed in Maycomb were his work. (9/147) Boo
Radley is clearly misjudged just because no one sees him. Rumors and
assumptions often dictated people s views on things at that time. Scout is also
very vague when she refers to people, which could mean that no one really said
that. Crazy Addie was convicted of nocturnal disturbances in Maycomb, but people
thought that it was somehow Boo Radley who committed the disturbances. Jem
gives a description of Boo that Dill and Scout consider reasonable. However, the
children don t know what reasonable is, because they have never really seen him.
There was a long jagged scar that ran across his face; what teeth he had were
yellow and rotten; his eyes popped, and he drooled most of the time. (11) Boo is
also described as six and a half feet tall, and he kills and eats squirrels and cats to
survive. This was a description by a child who has never seen the actual person.
Children have a lot of imagination, so they tend to exaggerate things. They want
excitement in their lives at the expense of judging a man whom they cannot prove
anything about. Stephanie Crawford

5. Beleiver s Baptism Book Review
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary
Book Critique: Believer s Baptism: Sign of the New Covenant in Christ
A Paper
Submitted to Professor Larry McDonald
In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirements for the Course
Ecclesiology
Theo 620
By
Matt Dover
September 8, 2012
Bibliography
Believer s Baptism: Sign of the New Covenant in Christ. Thomas R. Schreiner Shawn
D. Wright. Nashville: B H, 2007. 359 pages. Reviewed by Matt B. Dover
Authorship
Thomas R. Schreiner is the professor of New Testament Interpretation and the
Associate Dean of Scripture and Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological
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He says of Jewish proselyte baptism, It appears that the import of this practice was
both purifactory Gentiles were generally considered to be ritually unclean and in
need of purification and initiatory. Also, proselyte baptism conveyed the notion of
a conversion to a new kind of life, which involved the proselyte s acceptance of the
yoke of the Torah. Hence, the initiation represented a commitment, as well as
bestowing certain benefits. (12) This lines up with the thesis of the book and
supports a need for the historical recovery and significance of the believer s
baptism as this serves as a foreshadow of what would be implied through baptism
after confession of salvation in the believer. Chapter one also covers the gospels of
the cannon and shows that the majority of the referenced materials regarding
baptism were about the role and baptism of John the Baptist. It further shows how
John s baptism was a way of preparing the people to accept and receive Jesus Christ
through repentance. This chapter also covered the baptism works of the disciples
and the coming baptism promised by Christ regarding the baptism through fire found
in the book of Acts. No evidence was provided in any of these instances that would
support or validate infant baptism, which agrees with and confirms the author s
thesis. Instead, this chapter shows how baptism worked in the role of

6. Similarities Between Indians And Spanish Americans
The Spanish and the indigenous people of Latin America (for the effects of this
paper, I will use the term Indian as the identifying term for them) were two
antithetical cultures that did not know that the other existed throughout their history;
when Christopher Columbus landed in the New World during his first voyage, it was
the reencounter of two societies that have been living differently until that
moment...conflict is bound to happen anywhere. Both civilizations have some
differences in the sense that the Spanish concentrated their lives on being prosperous
and individualism, yet the Indians lived to serve the stability of their society and their
structure rather than the individual. The Spanish and the Indians were definitely
antithetical in some aspects; however, many similarities between the two... Show
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Bernal DГ az de Castillo said that the Spanish came to serve God and get rich, as all
men wish to do. It was these two pursuits of the Spanish civilization that eventually
led to the fall of the great Indian civilizations of the time of Spanish conquest. The
reencountering of these two societies and their societal differences and similarities
are the first stepping stones in the history of what we now call Latin America. The
general mind set of the common person s knowledge of Latin American history is
that Columbus landed in the Americas and found the Indians, asked for their gold
and was worshiped as a god, and the Spanish kept moving into the New World in
order to get more gold and that s it...Latin America was born.

7. The Establishment and Rise of the Jesuits Essay
At the turn of the 1500 s, the Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuits, began. It s
founder, Ignatius Loyola, created this society very distinct from other orders, in its
fanatical obedience to the pope, and requirement of education to be a practitioner in
the Society. The Jesuits played a large role in counter reformation, specifically
Protestantism. The Catholic Church used the Jesuits to reclaim many of the souls
lost to the heresies that abounded during that age. The Jesuits continue to serve the
Church today, especially the Pope, and despite the accusation towards them, they
remain a catholic organization. Loyola designed the society to be a secular
representation of Jesus, taking vows of poverty and obedience, and creating... Show
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The more Ignatius learned about Saints, the more he desired to imitate their lives.
His first yearning after healing was to visit the Jerusalem and the rest of Judea. His
first stop however was Barcelona. There Ignatius proceeded to the Benedictine
Shrine of Our Lady of Montserrat, where his conversion really sank in. He left his
sword and knife at the altar and began his life as simple man, giving away all his
clothes.
Continuing on his Journey to Barcelona, Ignatius stopped in a nearby cave to gain
strength for a few days. However Ignatius lingered in this cave outside of Manresa
for ten months. During this time he created the Spiritual Exercises while devoting
his life to prayer, and work for the needy. He gained a new life view during this
time, coming to focus his life on God and finding Him in all things. Ignatius also
suffered through many penances, which left him in his later years with a
problematic stomach. This affected the future rules for his monasteries, for he later
did not require any penances. Finally arriving in Barcelona, Ignatius met Pope
Adrian VI asked permission to visit the Holy Land. Because of the danger, Ignatius
was denied consent. By then Ignatius had developed a new plan: He would become
a priest. Because of lack of education in Latin, Ignatius stayed in Barcelona to learn
Latin, begging his way through those years for food and shelter. He also gained much
notoriety for his lectures on the Gospels. The Spanish

8. A Rhetorical Analysis Of Over The Hedge
The author of Animating Revolt and Revolting Animation, Judith Halberstam, uses
rhetorical strategies to speak to her point that animated movies can be used to
reach a wide ranging audience to convey deep underlying messages in a way that is
entertaining for all. The author points out how Pixar movies brings non traditional
characters to life and faces them against real life struggles but does so in a happy
ending manor that captivates audiences. This is accomplished by the author
introducing a plot line from a Pixar movie that illustrates a struggle or classic battle
and then describes the characters that are in the struggle and how they live through
it. The author then describes an actual real life struggle and relates it back to the
animated movie. Judith Halberstam points out that the movie Chicken Run illustrates
how aggressive industrial businesses maximize profits above anything else or
businesses that have a partnership between owners and workers to maximize profits.
What are we to make of this Marxist allegory in the form of a children s film ... Show
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In this case, this movie shows simple folk who are invaded by modern society.
When the creatures awake from their hibernation they discover that while they were
sleeping, a soulless suburban development stole their woodland space and the
humans have erected a huge partition, a hedge, to fence them out (Halberstam 10).
For the creatures who lived in the woods that were taken over by the humans, the
simple life is replaced by fast moving, wasteful and irresponsible people. These
animals had to adapt to the changes in their new environment, food choices, new
creatures, and relationships with those creatures. They had to work to outgrow their
title of vermin given to them by the humans by proving that this was their territory
and they were not going to let it be taken away from

9. Secularism In Renaissance Art
Art created during the Renaissance was revolutionary for its time. Main themes of the
Renaissance itself, specifically increased awareness of Individualism, a new outlook
on life with particular emphasis on Secular themes, and rapidly spreading Humanist
beliefs drastically affected the methods and styles Renaissanceartists brought to their
work (Britannica). The Renaissance brought about concepts years ahead of its time
period, especially compared to the previous narrow minded mentality of the Middle
Ages.
The Renaissance, which literally translates to rebirth, immediately followed the
Middle Ages and has been interpreted to have been characterized by a surge of
interest in Classical scholarship and a new set of values. It is conventionally ... Show
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While Madonna and Child in Glory, created by Jacopo Cione in 1367, depicts
woman and infant heavily surrounded by heavenly beings, Madonna and Child
with Saint John, painted by Giuliano Bugiardini in 1524, reveals a realistic
landscape. This difference in scenery represents how Renaissance art, impacted by
a Humanist outlook of artists, focused more on life on earth. Additionally, the
earlier portrait of Madonna and Child shows the two beings as ornate, supernatural
beings, therefore greater than those of this world, while mother and child in the
latter are quite ordinary looking in comparison, with little to no halos. Another
comparison is Deliverance of Saint Peter (Sanzio) and The Liberation of Saint
Peter (de Bellis). In Raphael s piece, the angel was given a glowing halo, with Saint
Peter standing alongside crowned by a halo of his own. In de Bellis s, Saint Peter
and the angel appear very human like and unremarkable, and stand against a simple,
earthly

10. Albert Fish Research Paper Outline
The Serial Killer Albert Fish
Noah Gephart Moore
Criminology 210
6/28/2015
Louis Martinez
Abstract
Hamilton (Albert) Fish (1870 1936) was an American serial killer, child rapist, and
cannibal. He was known as the gray man, the werewolf of wisteria, the Brooklyn
vampire, the moon maniac, and the boogey man. Albert (born Hamilton) Fish came
from a family seemingly stricken by mental illness, with six close relative in
mental hospitals. At the age nine his father died, and Fish was sent to an orphanage.
At that point Fish experienced bullying, and whippings from caretakers. It wasn t
until three years later that his mother took on a government job and was able to
take him back. He began a relationship with another boy, where he was introduced to
urine drinking and feces eating. In 1890 he moved to New York, where he became a
prostitute and began raping young boys. At some point he became interested in
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In 1910 Albert met a man named Thomas Kedden, whom he began a
sadomasochistic relationship. Fish implied the man was mentally disabled.
Ultimately, Kedden was taken by Fish to an abandoned farmhouse, where Fish
began a two week process of torturing him, eventually cutting off half the man s
penis and killing him. Afraid of somebody smelling it, if he took the body with him,
cut into pieces. In 1917 Fish s wife left him for a young handyman, taking nearly
everything they owned, except for their six children. Soon after Fish began having
auditory hallucinations. At this time Fish began asking his children and their friends
to use a board to spank him, along with self harming himself using needles, planting
them in his abdomen and groin. After his death, needles were found in his pelvic and
groin region by

11. The National Labor Relations Act ( Nlra )
North Carolina is an at will state, and this by no means gives any employer the
right to act as they wish in the work place. Certain laws govern the workplace that
have to be honored with each and every employee. One such law is the National
Labor Relations Act (NLRA). This law was endorsed in July of 1935 and was
modified by both the Taft Hartley amendment in 1947, and Landrum Griffin
amendments in 1959 (George Pozgar, 2012, p, 474). This law is responsible for
stopping and relieving unfair labor practices by employers, their agents, and or
organizations. The NLRA is independent of the Department of Labor, but entrusted
to the National Relations Labor Board (NLB) (Pozgar, 2012, p. 474). To illustrate, in
the setting of a hospital, there are two violations that would certainly grab the focus
of the NRLA; discrimination against an employee who engages in union activity, and
retaliation against an employees who file unfair labor practicecharges. Furthermore,
in the face of a strike certain rights of patients come into play to protect the patient
and ensure they continue to receive quality care.
Violation of the National Labor Relations Act The NLRA is entrusted by the NLB,
which protects collective bargaining in the private sector. Some of the activities of
the NLRB is to primarily conduct elections to determine whether or not employees
want union representation, and to investigate and relieve practices that are unfair by
employers and unions (Joe Twarog, 2005). When a

12. Queen Brangomar Book Report
You want to know about me? Wow, I anticipated that being a witch would have
turned people away, especially after what I did. There are things you need to know
about me to genuinely understand me and why I helped Queen Brangomar. The
first matter I believe to discuss with you is have you ever heard of not asking a
woman, their age. You are not supposed to. Though, I will tell you, I am very old. I
do have a family, well a family of witches. There are some evil and good witches and
yes, we do irritate each other. We fight like no other, but we are family. I was born
and raised in Salem in a witch family. No one knew about us because my parents
were amazing witches. They did not hex people and they raised us to not be evil. We
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I am finally a retired witch and I am a good respectable old lady now. I was able to
burn all my charms and gave up my magic, so I do not have to be that hex witch
anymore. I live actually with Snow White and the prince. I can help and give advice
to them and live a respectable life. I can interact with people like I have always
wanted and not have any fear and threaten to kill me like they did my parents. I also
do not have any fear that my evil family members can find me since I did not go back
to where I was and I am in the princess castle. I can live a normal life and die
normally since I do not have my magic to keep me alive. I will now tell you my age
since when I gave up my magic I turned myself back to being 75 years old. I love
seeing Snow White and the prince and the family that they have created. I feel like I
am their

13. What Does It Mean To Me Essay
Can your life be described with abstract ideas of everyday items? I can use objects
and symbols to represent me as person and my experiences throughout my life.
With the description for three items I can show you how i am a well rounded
person and get to know a little about me to. The contents of my Me bag include
items such as: an apple, a flag, and a folder. I with explain to you how these
seemingly bland items represent me as a well rounded individual. One of the
many items is an apple, a symbol of health. Apples have been a used for decades in
metaphors, nursery rhymes and famous quotes as the image of health, such as an
apple a day keeps the doctor away . The apple has many nutritious values like
regulating blood pressure and glucose levels , described in an article on WHFoods
(The World s Healthiest Foods, 1). I am a healthy person and I try to stay... Show
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For me, the flag more specifically the flag of North Carolina because I was born
and raised here is considered home . On the flag are 2 dates, the first is May 20th,
1775, which is the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, the second is April
12th, 1776, the date of the Halifax Resolve, documents that some believe put North
Carolina on the forefront of the American Independence Movement (Wikipedia, 3).
With North Carolina s rich history of it s involvement in wars, and its more
memorable feats like being first in flight, and how it is a piedmont region that
touches both the ocean and the Great Smokey Mountains, it is by far my Favorite
state. Whenever I come home from a long day at school and sit down on my couch
to write my ridiculously strenuous English essay, and I look up and see my North
Carolina flag hanging over my bed and i just smile because I know i m safe. You
never hear anything bad about North Carolina, no riots or protests, it is a peaceful
state, and i m glad to call it my

14. Essay On Swartdogs Competition
The FIRST Iowa Regional Robotics Competition was held in the UNI Dome and
McLeod Center just a few weeks ago, from March 23 through March 25. FIRST is
all about combining science, technology and fun. High school students work in teams
to design robots and complete complicated tasks under strict regulations in just six
weeks. The competition offers a taste of real world engineering as students are
challenged to build a team and brand, enhance teamwork skills, raise funds, build and
program a robot, form strategic alliances and compete against tough competition.
On the last day of the competition, Saturday March 25, events started at 8:00 a.m.
After a brief opening ceremony with the guest speaker, UNI President Mark Nook,
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The quarterfinal match ended in a tie and forced a tiebreaker. The second match
also ended in a tie and was decided by a mere five penalty points. Though the
Swartdogs didn t win the regional title this year, they are an incredibly successful
team. In their 18 year history they have been regional winners 12 times and received
numerous team awards. This year, the Swartdogs won the Creativity Award
sponsored by Xerox, won their second Volunteer of the Year award and their fifth
Woodie Flowers Award for outstanding team mentors.
The last semifinal match was truly a show stopper. The two alliances were so
determined to make it into the final match that they tied their semifinal match six
times! When a tie takes place there are certain point categories with more weight to
decide the winner. However, the alliances were fighting so hard that their scores
were identical six times in a row. This semifinal wowed the judges and the fans, and
was an emotional rollercoaster right before the final match.
When the tiebreakers were settled, the final two alliances faced off for the regional
title. After the crazy semifinal battle, the atmosphere was intense. In the end the Blue
Alliance emerged victorious and teams 2410 from Overland Park, Kansas, 5690 from
Esko, Minnesota, and 4506 from Saint Paul, Minnesota were declared the

15. Palestine and Israel Essay
Palestine and Israel
Our views of world conflicts such as war are influenced by the part of the world in
which we live. When exploring media coverage of discord, it is important to think
about where the author is from and how it has influenced the way he/she has
portrayed disharmony. Reports on a world conflict can express extremely different
views depending on the social values and understandings of the writers. One must
read articles that address the issue of war with cultural relativism by taking into
account the local values and historical experiences of the writer. By neglecting this
approach, a reader may be persuaded to believe biased and often untrue facts. When
researching the war in the Middle East, for example, I found ... Show more content on
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The Palestinians were convinced that this was a deliberate murder. Three days later
a young Palestinian picked up a stone from the ground and threw it at an Israeli
patrol. His friends followed this act and soon hundreds were throwing stones.
Palestinian intellectuals interpreted this action as an attempt of their youth to shake
themselves free from twenty dismal years of Israeli rule. This spontaneous uprising
took most by surprise. For generations Israel s domination of Jerusalem had gone
largely unchallenged. The fighting continued and the casualties that resulted were
high. Most of the 1,300 deaths were Palestinians. In 1993 the international
community attempted to find a permanent solution by creating the Oslo
agreement. Parts of Jerusalem were officially handed over to the Palestinian self
rule authority of Yasser Arafat while the Israelis continued to control other
sections. Despite the peace efforts the war is still raging strong today. Palestinian
leader, Yasser Arafat, and Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Barak, are now locked in
the worst shoot out in years. Judaism s holiest site and Islam s third holiest site are
on the same rock in Jerusalem. Arafat wants possession of al Aqsa mosque that lies
in the same place as the Temple Mount, a Jewish holy sight. Various solutions have
been proposed but there seems to be no easy way to divide the city between these
two warring groups. The stalemate, that newspapers endlessly report, is simply

16. Analysis Of Rush Hour
George Condo is an American artist who focuses on contemporary artwork such as
abstract drawings, paintings, and sculpture. One of his works, Rush Hour,
demonstrates how the discombobulated shapes, variation of colors, and confined
space can leave viewers pondering. As contemporary art continues to make an
impact, it shows how much we have evolved throughout American art history.
Throughout Condo s artworks, he manages to honor well known artists such as
Velasquez, Picasso, and other Abstract Expressionists. From the Rush Hour
painting, the viewer is presented with several different commuters being confined
together in a tight space. One particular individual stands out the most, which
happens to be Rodrigo who appears to have a wicked smirk on his face as he is
wearing a bow tie. These discombobulated commuters are all over the place which
can reflect an everyday hectic life on the train or any public transportation. Condo
manages to create these abstract shapes as it depicts chaos and people s different
emotions. New Yorkers are the best to exemplify rush hour and how they appear to
be cluttered in a fast paced environment. As we wake up each day, we are unable to
predict the outcomes of our daily commute. One may have a different rush hour
experience on the train compared to being stuck in traffic. From the different shapes
being represented, the viewer can see how each are combined as they each give off
different facial expressions. This correlates well to

17. How Is Chillingworth A Sinner
Last, but not least Chillingworth was also regarded as a sinner, perhaps the
greatest of the three by Hawthorne. Like Dimmesdale, I found him to be a very
tragic character twisted by unfortunate circumstances. Although Hawthorne has
readers easily sympathize with Hester, Chillingworth is all gray. Moral wise, we
can t blame Chillingworth for his initial shock at seeing his wife Hester
impregnated and publicly punished and his refusal to bear harsh grudges and
acceptance of both their actions leading to their mistakes is admirable. However, his
resentment and anger towards Hester s partner to escape punishment is a fault
Chillingworth is unable to forgive, and in doing stages his fall through his lust for
revenge. While growing closer with Dimmesdale, he psychologically tortures
Dimmesdale into confession as he mentions how no good can be achieved by those
who are( false)... These men deceive themselves in their fear to take up the shame
that rightfully belongs to them. I always find this particular remark ironic in that
Chillingworth also exposes his hypocrisy: In judging others, we become blind to our
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Hawthorne s reference to him as a leech is further reference on how Chillingworth
feeds on Dimmesdale s vitality to keep himself alive. Especially when Dimmesdale
discovers the violation of Chillingworth s trust as his own doctor, he exclaims how
he(Chillingworth) is the greatest sinner, for he has allowed his hatred and revenge to
destroy them while refusing to acknowledge his

18. Criticisms On Porter s Theory
4) Criticisms on Porter s Theory There have been many different reactions towards
Porter s theory on how nations ought to compete. Some responses were validated
while others rebutted his theory. Firstly, the positive response will be discussed
before focusing on the criticisms of Porter s theory. Oz (2002) implemented Porter s
Diamond model to analyse the competitive advantage of five Turkish industries and
the outcome was favourable and thus validated Porter s theory. For example, the
uncompetitive Turkish automobile industry resulted in uncompetitive companies,
while the presence of demanding buyers and hence intense local rivalry in Turkish
construction and leather clothing industries pushed the companies to innovate and
become globally competitive. The Turkish findings by Oz thus validated Porter s
theory that indeed, competitive industries of a nationare inclined to cluster together.
On the other hand, the criticisms of Porter s theory vary widely from doubts on his
theory s originality (Dunning, 1993; Grant, 1991; Rugman and D Cruz, 1993) to the
over reliance on global export shares as the measure of global competitiveness
(Cartwright, 1993; Grant, 1991; Rugman and D Cruz, 1993). Porter s methodology
was also denounced by several academics, which will be discussed below (Dunning,
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Although reputable academics like Dunning and Rugman has developed an extended
version of Porter s Diamond model, it is evident that their work has not fully
disproved his framework and simply highlighted the incompleteness of his work as
there remains many benefits as to how his Diamond model justifies national

19. Swot Analysis Of Jamsetji Tata School Of Disaster...
JAMSETJI TATA SCHOOL OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Supply Chain and Logistics challenges
Haiti Earthquake, 2010
Shailendra Rai
02 Aug 15
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORK IN DISASTERS:
TRANSPORTATION, WAREHOUSING AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Submitted to
Prof. Janki Andharia In the last few decades we have seen the emergence of the
supply chain as a critical competitive force in today s market. By understanding
supply chain and fostering appropriate ties between both customers and supplier
humanitarian agencies and government can realize significant benefits in the form of
reduced inventories, lower costs, enhanced responsiveness and improved strategic
focus in terms of design, execution and capital investments. The term was first coined
in 1982 by Keith Oliver, a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, during an interview
with Financial Times. Supply Chain Management is still evolving, although it is not
new. Consequently, it has largely not been theoretically grounded, it is a concept that
has been born of practice, grown through needs and changed in response to various
challenges, threats and opportunities. Supply chain nomenclature is still in
controversy whether it is supply chain, supply chain networks or value chain
networks? Melnyk et al. (2010) noted a transition from the strategically price driven
supply chain to the strategically value driven supply chain. Supply chain design is a
rich aspect of supply chain management that goes beyond issues of

20. My Cultural Experience At Temple Beth El Of Fort Myers
I chose to do my cultural experience at Temple Beth El of Fort Myers. There I
attended there Friday night Shabbat Service where they worship though song. I
chose to bring a long a friend of mine who has a Jewish family members hoping for
a little insight in order to understand what has happening during the service. She
has been to a few services and was able to explain all the things in the church and
the parts of the ceremony I would not have understood if I was alone. She gave me a
lot of insight about the things they wear and informed me a lot of their custom. I had
heard previously that the Shabbatservice is mainly in Hebrew, therefore I wanted to
bring someone a long that could help answer some of the questions I was expecting to
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As we walked in there were a lot of differences I noticed immediately. One of the
architectural features I notices was this wooden structure on the wall filled with
plaques. These represented members of their community who have died in years
past, it was called the Yahrtzit. The sanctuary had pews to sit on which looked like
curved wooden benches. There was also the stand of podium which in Jewish culture
is known as the Bimah. At the head of the church was an arc known as Aron Kodesh.
Which is where the Torah is. What is interesting is right above it there is a little
light called the Ner Tamid, which means eternal light and it always stays on. As
you sit in the pews there are prayer books behind each seat so you can fallow along
with the readings. The book we used to fallow along was called the Siddur. What
was nice was the prayers were in Hebrew with an English translation so I could
fallow along. The rabbi would yell out the page number that we are on during
prayer but if you were to miss it, I had the guide that I got when I entered the lobby
so that was extremely helpful. In the middle of the service we jump to a Torah reading
, so we had to put away the first book and then open what s called a Chumash. Each
week they read a different part of the Torah that way each year they read through the
entire cycle.
Throughout the service they stand and sit depending on the prayer they are saying.
When the arc opens is when everyone stands, and this is for a sign of

21. Desperation Character Analysis
Having hope and courage is hard in a town like Desperation. A mining town
controlled by an evil spirit, Tak, that inhabits citizens, and it forces them to do
unspeakable things. It first possesses a cop, Collie Entragian, who kidnaps people
and murders them. However, the Collie Entragian survival crew has bravery at all
times. In the book Desperationby Stephen King, King s message is courage is a
powerful tool. The main characters experience unimaginable torture and many
hardships. However, they keep going and face their fears.
David Carver was abducted with his family by Collie Entragian. He always has
hope and is faithful; he believes it was his job to serve and love God. Throughout
the novel, he uses this to motivate him. Within the first couple hours of being in
Desperation, both his sister, father, and mother were murdered. Although this is
immensely tough, he tried to prevent this from happening to others. For example,
he risked his life to find another person. He stated, I can find him. He s close...I m
supposed to find him (King 596). David was courageous in this moment because he
knew the risks and still went out to find John Marinville. This action speaks
volumes about David s character and the overall theme. For example, David knew he
could face a similar fate as his family, but he fought against the demon. Instead of
fearing what Tak might do, he focused on helping others and escaping. He overcame
Tak because of the courage he had, not by using anything

22. Remember Me Alternate Ending
Remember Me It s quiet now. It s been quiet for some time. Before, there had been
shouting, screaming, pounding on the walls. But now, not even the low words of
the Templars can be heard. The boy could hardly move anymore. He lay curled on
his side, one arm reaching up above his head, where it had made its last feeble
attempts at scratching the stone. Useless. What was the point? No one had
bothered to come by in days. Days? Weeks? Months? The boy couldn t tell the
difference anymore. Time bled into itself in his lonely, dark cell. There was no
window through which to judge the passing of hours, and the strange blue lamps had
been extinguished some time ago, after the last Templar had left. When had that
been... The boy s thoughts curled about in his head like dense smoke, making little
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He d not eaten for days, even before the Templars caught him. He shouldn t have
stopped by that river to rest. Just a quick drink, he d thought. A drink and some
time off my feet, and then I can move on. But he d been wrong. Now he couldn t
run even if he had the strength to, and his throat was dry and burned every time he
swallowed. He d screamed himself hoarse not too long ago, and now only bare
squeaks could be forced out of him. What if someone came to get him? What if
someone came looking for him and he wasn t able to call out? The thought made him
worry, but he needn t have. Because no one came. Silence reigned eternal, with not
even a lone, distant drip of water to give him something to focus

23. Porphyria s Lover And My Last Duchess Essay
Robert Browning was a poet known for his incorporation of dramatic monologue
in his poetry. Today, he ranks among Alfred Lord Tennyson as one of the greatest
Victorian era poets. Of Browning s greatest poems, his two most moved are by the
names of Porphyria s Lover and My Last Duchess . These poems have both
similarities and differences. Three similarities of the poems Porphyria s Lover and
My Last Duchessare: They both deal with murder, One addresses only one lover and
the other addresses two lovers, and they both have main character who have obvious
mental issues. The first similarity between Last and Lover is that they both deal with
murder. In Lover, Porphyria, the girl, comes home to her lover who is sitting in the
pitch dark, unlit cabin while there is a storm outside. Porphyria... Show more content
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This one is a given. Both of these characters murder at will, szo there is something
wrong with them mentally. In Porphyria s Lover , on page 984, lines 44 45, it
states: I warily oped her lids: again laughed the blue eyes without a stain . This
quote is very creepy and perfectly portrays this man s mental state throughout this
poem. In a journal article by Catherine Ross entitled Browning s Porphyria s Lover ,
she expands on the main character s mental state: Many of Robert Browning s early
poems were part of what Isobel Armstrong has called a systematic attempt to
examine many kinds of neurotic or insane behavior, and in particular the pathology
of sexual feeling There are many theories out there that lead to the things that went
on in these two men s brains. Another author addresses the Duke s mentality in My
Last Duchess : Because the Duke draws a curtain to display the painting to his
auditor, some critics have compared him to a theatrical producer. The main character
s mental states in both of these poems say a lot about their similarities and

24. Henry J. Kaiser And Sidney R
Henry J. Kaiser and Sidney R. Garfield founded Kaiser Permanente in 1945 after the
derivation of Kaiser industrial companies insurance consortium called Industrial
Indemnity in the 1930s. The industrial heath care program was put into place for
construction, shipyard, and steel mill workers for the Kaiser industrial companies as
a workers compensation obligation. Dr. Sidney Garfield saw the construction of the
Colorado River Aqueduct Project as an opportunity to treat sick and injured
construction workers. He then contracted with Henry J. Kaiser industries and built
the Contractors General Hospital in a small town called Desert Center, California. In
the height of the Great Depression, a time of economic devastation, it was extremely
hard for patients and even insurance companies to pay their expenses. Kaiser
Permanenteput into place the prepayment system, where insurance companies were
required to pay a fixed amount per day at the cost of five cents from insured workers
. After the construction of the Colorado Aqueduct Project, Dr. Garfield s efforts
continued in Washington state where the Grand Coulee Dam was being built. The
Kaiser Company contracted with Dr. Garfield to reproduce the same project at
Colorado River Aqueduct in California this time at Mason City Hospital. Unlike the
Colorado River Aqueduct project, the workers on the Grand Coulee Dam brought
their families with them. Unions forced the Kaiser Company to insure their
dependents and this marked the

25. Short Essay On Dracula
Dracula
Bram Stoker wrote 12 novels, including Dracula and The Jewel of Seven Stars, and
also published collections of short stories. Dracula was originally titled The
Undead. As Dracula says: My revenge is just begun! I spread it over centuries, and
time is on my side. To date, more than 1000 novels and 200 films have been made
about the vampire Dracula. Stoker, who had been an occasional freelance
contributor to The Daily Telegraph in the 1890s, began working regularly for the
paper as part of the literary staff from 1905 until 1910, during which time he also
wrote theatre reviews for the paper. During this period, he was also working on The
Lair of the White Worm.
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Dracula is the main character of this story, according to the story he is the living
un dead with the supernatural power, for him to survive his life he need to suck a
blood from the female only. He can manifest and control elements and some
animals including bats and wolves but not all. In appearance, Count Dracula
describe as a tall man with a clean shaven face. He usually wear an all black attire
from head to foot. Dracula wanted to move to London so he decided to find a
solicitor to help him arrange all his land concern. Jonathan Harker is the young
London solicitor or a lawyer who is sent to Transylvania by his employer to finalize
the transfer of real estate in England to Count Dracula. Very young and naГ Їve man.
Even though his staying are comfortable, he found something unusual to Count.
Harken soon discovered that Dracula is a vampire, and the mirror prove it because
Dracula has no reflection in the mirror. Jonathan Harker is engaged to Wilhelmina
Murray and soon they will be married. Mina for short is the real target of Dracula,
she is the persecuted maiden. She is describe as having a man s brain, because she
can even memorized the trains schedule and able to be use in their project she
raised from the orphan, she work as the assistant schoolmistress. She helps
Jonathan and the group to do research, when Jonathan has the change to escape
from the castle the poor man had a brain fever, Mina nurses him. Mina and Lucy
are best friend, Lucy Westerna is a 19 year old girl living with her mother, and she
is descried as a beautiful, innocent and pure and being almost angelic. Lucy have 3
suitors, Doctor John Seward, Quincey P. Morris and Arthur Holmwood. Because
of Lucy s character she is the first victim of Dracula. Lucy and Arthur is engaged.
Arthur Holmwood is a very rich man, because of his father s wealth. In the story
there is only a few word for Arthur. Quincey Morris and Doctor John Seward are also
Lucy s suitors.

26. Multicultural Community
Communities all over the world vary in terms of diversity. Community in one area
could be fully diverse and multicultural whereas, another community could lack
diversity. One area could consist of multiple ethnicities and their languages. Another
area could lack various ethnicities and multiple languages that they bring. There are
many elements that make a community diverse and multicultural. A multicultural
community that is composed of different ethnicities and languages creates a diverse
and an open minded, solid community. The community I lived in Nepal was non
diverse compared to Montgomery County, which consists of multiple ethnicities with
linguistic diversity. The community I spent about nine years in Nepal lacked ethnic
diversity. Although Nepal s society as a whole is ethnically diverse, Nepal is complex
due to the caste system that is still in use in modern day. The community in Nepal
that I stayed in was dominated by the Brahmans and Chhetris, who were members of
the highest caste in the Caste system. On the other hand, multiple ethnicities also
exist in Montgomery County as well. Montgomery County is one of the most diverse
counties that offers multi ethnics such as Whites, Blacks, African Americans, Asians,
Hispanics, etc. Various ethnicities make Montgomery County culturally diverse, with
the cultures different ethnic individuals bring to the community. In Nepal, the
majority of the spoke the language Nepali. There were also no practices of speaking a

27. Vernon God Little Identity
The novel, links well to the idea of loss or mistaken identity, due to Vernon being
considered as a murderer despite being innocent. Vernon God Little explores the idea
of fate merely being one of the reasons as to why Vernon is put in the cruel positions
he is in. This demonstrates that your identity isn t always defined by your actions but
rather it is defined by those around you and your particular experiences with them.
Although several times in his novelPierre shows Vernon, a young teenagers
corruption through the objects described in his room or the disrespectful tone he
speaks in with his mum, we still acknowledge that Pierre doesn t blame the teenager
but rather society itself. For as long as the American society remains unprincipled it
is highly likely that young teenagers innocence will be taken from them leaving them
with no hope for the future and cuts in their identity. what kind off fuckin life is this
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The characters speak without listening and their response shows disrespect to each
other , sarcastically saying yes please oh yes please we understand that it is
through these characters as well as the passed Jesus who define Vernon s identity
rather than Vernon himself I m a kid who s best friend took a gun to his mouth and
blew off his hair, who s classmates are dead... although Vernon himself hasn t
committed crime or given others a reason to call him a murderer , Vernon s town
still believes him to be involved in the high school shooting. This situation is out of
his control however it still happens to define his identity in a way, as he lives the life
of a guilty man, running away from his home town martirio to

28. Jesus Villa Analysis
WCL 4351
Jesus Villa
For this essay i chose to answer questions numbers one and three. I chose these
because they caught my eye as opposed to the others. i would personally like to
know what Marx meant when he said Philosophers have only interpreted the world
in various ways; the point is to change it. I also would like to gain more knowledge
of exactly what a fetishism of commodity is. when conducting my readings for this
assignment i was really confused at first, it was like i was reading another language.
Marx writes in a very weird confusing way. after reading, reading, and reading i
finally started to get it little by little.
Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change
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in capitalism, the production of commodities is based on an exploitative economic
relationship between owners of factories, and the workers who produce the
commodities. in everyday life, we think only of the market value of a commodity, in
other words, its price. but this monetary value simultaneously depends on and masks
the fact that someone was exploited to make that commodity.
The concept of commodity fetishism applies both to the perceptions of normal
people and people in everyday life and to the formal study of economics. Economists,
both then and now study the economy in terms of the movements of money, goods,
and prices, which is essentially, the point of view of the corporation. from this point
of view, the social dimension of economic life is considered unscientific and
unworthy of discussion. Karl Marx argues that this commodity fetishism allows
capitalists to carry on with day to day affairs of a capitalist mode of production
without having to confront the real implications of the system of exploitation on
which they depend.
[1] Theses on Feuerbach Marxists Internet Archive. 2005. 29 Sep.

29. Economics And Competitive Strategies And Government
Policies
Economics/ Competitive Strategies and Government Policies Paper
ECO
Khatija Moughal
Economics/ Competitive Strategies and Government Policies Paper
Over one hundred years ago in Germany and France the automotive industry has
become a major source of industrial and economic stability worldwide. In this report
we will describe how the auto industry is affected by new companies entering the
market, mergers, and globalization, on pricing and the sustainability of profits. We
will explore mergers and merger activity within the industry as well as current and
expected government policies and regulations in place to address issues related to
externalities. We will also take a look at the effects of global competition on the
decisions made by management with regards to change in labor demand, supply,
relations, unions, and rules and regulations in the auto industry. Considering the
aforementioned topic on the auto industry s competitive strategies and Government
policies you will say that this report aims to explain how these two areas have
impacted the auto industry and will affect it going forward.
Globalization
Increasing globalization in the automotive industry is changing the way of traditional
partnerships. Ten years ago, it was questionable to pursue business in markets such as
India and China because political and business conditions were not conducive to
direct foreign investment (Emerging Markets, Emerging Opportunities, 2012).As a
result, many automotive

30. The Disappeared By Charles Baxter
Violence and crime have a large influence on the short story, The Disappeared by
Charles Baxter. Throughout the story Anders, the protagonist, is often affected by the
crime in Detroit. He is unaware to how dangerous the city is because of his short
time spent he has spent in the United States. The Disappeared does well in reflecting
what Detroitwas like in 1990, specifically in terms of violence and crime. The short
storyis shaped by how Anders and the other characters are affected by the violence
and crime in the city. Acts of crime and violence were common in Detroit when The
Disappeared takes place. The city of Detroit was in distress in 1990 and the years
leading up to 1990. Members of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development found, 75 percent of the population in Detroit lived in tracts with
povertyrates of 20 percent or higher in 1990 (Neal and Bunce 129). (p129). With
poverty comes crime. Crime is committed by those living below the poverty line as
Raymond J. Michalowsk discusses, Approximately 40% of all those imprisoned in
the United States were either unemployed or employed only part time when
arrested, and nearly two thirds had incomes below poverty level (qtd. in
Michalowsk 16 17). Crime and violence was present in Detroit and it is represented
well in the story. In Baxter s short story there are many instances where crime clearly
influences The Disappeared . The first notion of crime in The Disappeared lies within
the

31. The Idea Of Gatorade Was First Created By The
University...
The idea of Gatorade was first created by the University of Florida assistant football
coach when he was curious as to why many of his players were affected by the heat
and contracted heat related illnesses. He worked together with a group of
physicians from the university and discovered two factors as to why the players
were feeling like this during practices and games. They found that the fluids and
electrolytes the players lost through sweat were not being replaced and the amounts
of carbs in the players bodies used for energy were not being replenished. They then
went to the lab and came up with a balanced carbohydrate electrolyte beverage called
Gatoradethat would replace the key components lost during sweating and exercising
(Figure 1).
The next step was to introduce the product to the team. That season the Gators
started to win and finished the season 7 4. The following season, they finished 9 2
and ended up winning the Orange Bowl, their first in school history (Figure 1).
Other schools and universities started to hear about Gatorade, and both University
of Richmond and Miami University of Ohio were the first to order batches of
Gatorade. Soon the trend picked up and it started to become unusual to not see
Gatorade on the sidelines of college football games. Today, Gatorade is the official
sports drink for more than 70 Division I men s and women s collegiate teams. After
winning the Orange Bowl, head coach of the Gators suggested to the Kansas City
Chiefs to use

32. The Weight of Paper in Wayson Choyв Ђ™s Novel All That
Matters
Wayson Choy s novel All That Matters contains many memorable characters,
however one of the most important characters in the novel is not a person at all, but
rather paper. Choy s book highlights papers ubiquitous influence in the lives of the
Chen family and in a broader sense the entire Chinese Canadian diaspora. In a
critique of Choy s All That Mattersit is stated that paper constitutes false identities,
mediates movement across borders and enables alternative though complex, spaces
for diasporic mobility (Chercover 2) . Alena Chercover emphasizes, the autonomy of
paper and things, which attain a mobility that flesh, often cannot (15). However in
her critic of Choy s work, she provides specific evidence that although paper has the
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Focusing on specific examples Chercover explicates that paper provides the ability
leave a desperate life in China to come to a land of opportunity comes at a very high
cost ending with limitations both financially and physically. The critic by Deborah
Madsen provides insight into the generation of the major themes in Choy s writing
and focuses on the idea of unhomliness as the major problem that limits diasporic
success. Chercover takes this analysis of unhomliness one step further concluding
that paper acts as the underlying mechanism behind this problem. This feeling of
belonging neither here nor there is are due to the falsified immigration document
which force a new identity on immigrants, creating a confusion of identify and thus
leads to the feeling of unbeloning. Both essays provide evidence on the restrictions
created by paper on Chinese immigrants freedom as well as highlight its benefits,
however I continue to argue that on paper is a negative force in limiting the
diasporic movement of Chinese Canadians and ultimately leads to the other themes
of resentment and not belonging. These feelings of unhomliness by new immigrants
are still felt today however are a result of other forces instead of paper. However
paper s irreplaceable role is heightened in today s society, both in its ability to
generate positive opportunities but also in the negative consequence of its

33. Marriage And The Institution Of Marriage In The...
Abstract
Now more than ever Christians need to be concerned about the institution of
marriage. In the United States alone, the divorce rate is 3.2 per 1000 population
(www.cdc.gov). What could possibly be responsible for such dramatic changes in
morals and values? Because of the way marriage has been presented to our youth in
the contemporary world, they may never come to know the fulfillment of love and
the sacred relationship that comes from a strong faith based marriage.
Marriage in Crisis
From a Christian perspective, marriage was designed by God to meet our need for
companionship, not only with our spouse but also with God. Marriage and family
occupy a major part of our lives. The institution of marriage should not be taken
lightly. Those who are, or have been married know that it comes with a great deal of
work, commitment, and patience. As Sonuallah and Moin (2015) describe the
marriage relationship has importance because in the law God commanded that
(p.39). God feels that marriage is important, yet his creation does not feel the same.
What changed in our contemporary society that caused this shift in commitment?
This paper will explore some of the issues that impact how our society views
marriage. In regard to marriage, Christians need to take action in order to facilitate a
transformation back to what God had intended for human beings. In today society
there is a great concern for the institution of marriage and the family (Tibbs, 2015).
Many tend

34. The Provisions Of The Affordable Care Act
3.0 PROVISIONS OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
To Expand Health Care Coverage
(a.)Expansion of Public Health Insurance Programs
In order to decrease the amount of uninsured individuals one of the provisions of the
ACA centered on expanding public health insurance programs namely Medicaid and
Children s Health Insurance Program(CHIP). Medicaid was expanded to include
children, pregnant women, parents, and adults without dependent children up to
133% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Medicaid expansion was contested in court
challenging its constitutionality. The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of
the Law based on the interpretation of the language of the Act, but restricted the
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Third, insurers were required to cover dependents up to the age of 26 notwithstanding
group or individual coverage.
(d.)Individual Mandate
In the Pre ACA Era, individuals were not required to purchase insurance. Most
individuals were provided health benefits through their employer, but, a significant
proportion of the population remained uninsured. This lead to increased health care
costs overall and posed several challenges to insurers like adverse selection, moral
hazard and high risk pools. In the ACA Era, by authorizing the individual mandate
and setting up the insurance marketplace, individuals are pooled together with a
patient characteristic other than their health status. This leads to an assortment of
individuals in the insurance pool with a combination of high utilizers and low
utilizers of health care. Furthermore, the healthy individuals in the risk pool will help
offset the costs from sicker individuals. As a consequence of the individual mandate
the number of insured individuals will increase as all individuals are required to
have some form of insurance.
(e.)Employer Requirements
The employer requirements aspect of the Act helps assess the health care coverage
options being made available to employees. Based on the size

35. Preservation Restoration Of Degraded Or Low Quality
Lakes
The majority of the world freshwater is shallow and confined to lowland areas
(Beklioglu et al., 2011). These shallow polymictic lakes usually with a depth of less
than three meters are an important natural resource and facilitate numerous services,
as result having a crucial economical and conservation value (Beklioglu et al.,
2011). High quality of these lakes has become a political obligation with initiatives
such as the European commission s water frame work directive implemented both
locally and internationally. Therefore in order to maintain this value the management
restoration of degraded or low quality lakes is a widespread and key process.
However understanding the fundamental physical, biological and chemical aspects of
the ecosystem is a crucial starting block in these restoration process.
Shallow lakes have become the archetypical example of ecosystems with alternative
stable states, a clear state dominated by and submerged flora, and a turbid state with
high phytoplankton biomass (Scheffer et al., 1993; Scheffer and Jeppesen, 1998).
Unlike turbid lakes, clear shallow lakes are often dominated by submerged
macrophytes which facilitate high biodiversity, high water quality and provide higher
lake aesthetic qualities, they are thus considered a crucial element of a healthy clear
shallow lake ecosystem. As a result from a conservation and economic standpoint the
clear state is the ideal that is aimed for during restoration and management. Shallow
lakes often

36. Essay on Cirque Du Soleil
Introduction:
Cirque du Soleil ( Circus of the Sun ) is a Canadian entertainment company, self
described as a dramatic mix of circus arts and street entertainment. Based in
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and located in the inner city area of Saint Michel, it was
founded in Baie Saint Paul in 1984 by two former street performers, Guy LalibertГ©
and Gilles Ste Croix.
Cirque du Soleil History:
A marvelous idea began to take shape in the early 1980 s in Baie Saint Paul, a
charming village nestled on the north shore of the St Lawrence River, east of
Quebec City. Les Г‰chassiers de Baie Saint Paul ( The Stiltwalkers of Baie Saint
Paul ), a theatre troupe founded by Gilles Ste Croix, walked on stilts, juggled,
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Cirque du Soleil hasn t received any grants from the public or private sectors since
1992.
Is there a space for IT in artistic organization such as Cirque du Soleil?
At Cirque du Soleil, a touring show is a very complex matter. A tour can be treated
as a little village of about 150 people, and it needs the best technology to meet their
needs which can range from basic bandwidth requirements to ticket sales, payroll and
phone systems. And as this is a village that moves every six or seven weeks, which
means that it has to be constantly torn down and set up again.
Everything has to be precise and methodical. For every tour, they have to tear
down a big top that seats 2,500 and 55 trailer loads of equipment have to be hauled
rom place to place. And everything has to be in working order within 30 hours. At
Cirque du Soleil, casting is a key process. Castings talent scouts are always on the
move, travelling to the ends of the earth. The casting director maintains a pool of
artists for the eight shows and recruit artists for new shows. Once a performer is
hired, he or she has to go through a series of steps before actually participating in a
show. One of those steps is the make up lessons that ensure that performers can
apply their own make up for the various roles they play in a given show. Initially,
make up for each part of every show was documented with 35 mm photos and forms
listing the products used and the procedure to follow, which was stored in big binders

37. Me Before You Character Analysis
In the movie Me before you , not only Will s parents, friends, and workers all keep
mentioning and emphasizing that Will is disabled and needs help. It delivers an
idea that the life with a disability is not worth living. In the movie Finding Dory,
there are two characters with disabilities. Becky is an intelligent bird and helps
others a lot. She flies Marlin and Nemo everywhere; she helps to carry them by
putting them in a bucket with water and then carries the bucket and shouts out to
Gerald independently without any help. There is an another character in this movie
that is with disability. Gerald is a sea lion; he doesn t talk and is viewed as disabled
with bulging eyes, a unibrow, and dopey smile. In these examples, people with
disabilities are all viewed as inferior to non disabled peers. In addition, Will, Becky,
and Gerald all show that the two movies deliver an idea that the life of people with
disabilities is boring and they do not worth living. However, in these two movies,
characters with disabilities live well. In Me Before You, Will enjoyed his life with
Louisa, and it shows that people with disabilities can find someone they love. In
Find Dory, although Becky has mental disorder and can only speak with noises
instead of clear words, she is smart and uses her intelligence to help Nemo. In
addition, in these to movies, they deliver the idea that people with disabilities are all
viewed as inferior to non disabled peers through others characters

38. Examples Of Mccarthyism In The Crucible
In history, old times, science haven t developed much, conflicts between human and
human. Racisms, anti people who are not the same race, same region, raised
everywhere. People accusing each other without evidences and killed many innocent
life. McCarthyism is one of the examples showing how the world worked before.
The Crucible by Arthur Miller is an allegory for the Red Scare in McCarthy Era
because of false accusations without evidences, it involved many innocent people into
the case and making false judgements.
McCarthyism had involved many people in, most of them are innocent. Back then,
when McCarthyism was still exist. The Un American Activities Committee
(HUAC) was established, their main object was to investigate the subversive
activities of un americans. The following week, nineteen so called unfriendly
witness were called to testify. Only ten actually testified, and these became known
as the Hollywood Ten . All had been member of the Command Party and had
worked on films with progressive message . (Un american Activities Committee 2).
The HUAC began investigated the Hollywood Motion Picture Industry. Based on
the informations and what they heard from other people. They called for 19 people
to testify, but only 10 were actually testified. Those ten people were innocent, though
they were involved because of false informations and rumors. In Crucible, Abigail
and other girls in the wood were crying out loud in the Court, they were called to
testify for related

39. Lexus ES Sedan
Long considered an entry level luxury sedan, the Lexus ES is more than that with its
generous size, spacious cabin, high end interior, and class leading standard safety
features.
Along with the flagship LS sedan, the ES launched the Lexus brand in 1989. Now
in its sixth generation, this large front wheel drive sedan received a facelift in 2016.
The ES is sold in one trim level along with package options; an ES Hybrid model is
marketed separately.
Changes for 2017 include an updated audio display, now with Scout GPS Link. Lexus
also added a back button to the sedan s Remote Touch Interface navigation controller.
The most significant change was making the Lexus Safety System+ standard
equipment.
Exterior
The ES look is a familiar one punctuated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The learning curve here may be steep for some users and there s always the danger of
paying more attention to the screen than to the road ahead. Fortunately, Lexus also
provides a robust voice recognition system that is accurate and not prone to
distraction.
Score: 9
Safety
The Lexus ES supplies the expected standard safety features, including a suite of
airbags, stability and traction control, and daytime running lights. The previously
available Lexus Safety System+ package is now standard, what brings in a pre
collision system with pedestrian detection, high speed dynamic radar cruise control,
automatically adjusting high beams, and lane departure assist with steering assist.
The improvements in safety equipment should help the Lexus ES maintain its top
safety ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The 2017 ES
also maintains its previous 5 star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA).
Score: 10
Cost Effectiveness
The base 2017 Lexus ES costs $38,900 (plus a $975 destination charge). Various
package upgrades can add upwards of $10,000 to the final

40. Kurt Vonnegut s Breakfast Of Champions
At different stages of his career, Kurt Vonnegut s writing has been categorized as
science fiction, satire, black humor, and post modern. These names are restricting
and none does equity to the scope of Vonnegut s fiction, however an understanding
that everyone gives artistic settings to his books and helps pursuers admires a
piece of his training achievement. From the get go in his vocation, Vonnegut was
viewed as a sci fi essayist on the grounds that his initial two books were situated
later on and included space ships, super PCs, and other mechanical devices.
Vonnegut is not interested in high technological gadgets for his own sake, nor does
he describe future civilization merely to excite his readers. I ve never even bothered
to look it up. I wouldn t know whether I m a satirist or not (Bryan 2).
Vonnegut is regularly viewed as a trial or postmodern author. Although postmodern is
hard to characterize exactly, it includes a response against the conviction that science
can uncover the fact of the matter is not goal, implying that it is not out there on the
planet holding up to be found. Rather, the fact of the matter is subjective on the
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Vonnegut s frequent and playful use of the rhetorical positions of the prophet in
many of his novels; from the cautionary, dystopian tone of Player Piano to novels
like Cat s Cradle, Slapstick, and Galapagos, where naturalizing prophetic learning, he
utilizes storytellers talking frame a minute later on may be read in the light of this
meta basic quandary. Three of Vonnegut s of novels meta poetical allegories talking
about their ambiguous relationships with science fiction, as explorations of the
possible meta critical/ poetical relevance of the introduction of science fiction

41. Crusades Dbq Essay
The Crusades was a very dark time in history. In case you didn t know, there was a
series of nine wars that came to be known as the Crusades. The Crusades were
fought mainly for land. The land that was fought for was Jerusalem. Jerusalem is a
holy town where Christians, Jews, and Muslims could go to and worship. They all
have their own holy shrines at Jerusalem. The Christians have the Western Wall, the
Muslims have The Dome of the Rock, and the Jews have the Great Temples of Harad
and Solomon. The Crusades destroyed numerous beautiful buildings, and many
people were killed or injured in these bloody wars. One reason the Crusades had a
negative result is the amount of rancor the Christians had on the Muslims and the
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What I mean by that is it got rundown to the ground. It got ghetto and there was a lot
of destruction of towns and cities. Document four states, Thus in April 1204, the
crusaders and Venetians stormed Constantinople, sacked the city, destroying its
magnificent library, and grabbed thousands of relics that were later sold in Europe
(Unknown Writer 1). This is important because the author is describing the impact the
4th Crusade had on the Catholic Church. Document six states, Arriving in
Constantinople in 1204, the Venetians, who had been hired to transport the crusaders,
and the knights agreed to attack the Byzantine capital instead. The city was taken
over with many lives lost (Unknown Writer 1). This is relevant because the Muslims
savagely took over Constantinople with a lot of destruction, and worst of all, many
deaths. Basically, the Crusades had a major impact on the now ancient buildings. The
Muslims got angry at the Christians and decided to attack Constantinople, ruining the
beautiful city and all of the Catholic Churches that were located in Constantinople,
and while doing that, both sides took away

42. Government Search Warrant
With more surveillance the world would be a better place. Government
Surveillance is a person or two are monitoring a person, place, or thing for a period
of time. They would be investigating the person, place, or thing for any particular
reason, whether it be from any sort of smuggling to distribution. They could
monitor them all types of ways, whether it be from sitting in a car from afar, having
an inside man, or from a drone in the air tailing them. All types of investigations are
dangerous, you re risking a lot, form letting your man go in and risking his life.
In my opinion, in order for police to monitor your cellphone they would have to
have a search warrant. Today there are cops that do not follow the law. For example,
some cops don t ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Modern day cell phones, now contain many Americans private lives, they are
protected under the Fourth Amendment due to the fact that they allow people to
carry personal information, in the palm of their hand. Which is why searching a
phone without a warrant is illegal as proven by the U.S Constitution and recently
confirmed by the U.S Supreme Court.
Criminals should be held more accountable for their actions because no one has the
right to get away with their crimes. In other words, no matter what these criminals do
each and every
one should be found guilty. For example, The Rodney King Case, those cops had
beaten Rodney King nearly to death for no reason, back then in the 90 s, there was
so much police brutality towards black people. Therefore, these criminals should not
be able to get away with crime.
Even police are criminals, they are just as bad as criminals or even worse. In other
words, police officers are just as bad as criminals. For example, The Trevon Martin
case, he was an unarmed 17 year old colored person who was fatally shot by a police
officer for no reason, he was unarmed, he had no type of weapon and a police
officer just shot and killed him. Therefore, even police officers should be accountable
for their

43. The Dualists Essay
The infinite theoretical duel between the duality of our mind and body by
philosophers has been one that has been replete with a magnitude of different
philosophical theories that try to posit our existentiality. Consequently, these theorists
try to find the answers to the causality of how the mind and the brain truly interact:
Are we our synapses, or are we something more than that? However, one theory that
has been of interest to many recent scientists and philosophers alike is one that has
been around since its conception by a famous mathematician and philosopher named
Rene Descartes. This theory is called substance dualism; and accordingly, this theory
tries to solve the mystery of how these two complex disparate entities can... Show
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However, one theory that I find particularly helpful is one that is from the Cartesian
dualistic mentality; however, it branches of into its own direction and creates a
plausible theory that I hope will help open doors to many more answers to the
mystery of our experiential existence. According to Dr. Jeffrey M. Schwartz, Henry P.
Stapp, and Mario Beauregard, who are researchers in the field of neuroscience and
quantum physics, the mind creates a causative effect through the brains neural
mechanism thus through material matter and this in turn creates an interaction.
Consequently, these interactions call it volition if you will affect the atoms, matter
and molecules of our material existence. Consequently, only through quantum physics
can one know how these substances comingle with each other to create a seamless
interaction that can either have positive or negative consequences to our existence. In
philosophical terms, this theory also pertains to our experiential existence; thus, it
has implications for our day to day life (2). Classical physics mainly deals with
formulas and sets of equations that describe our world in macromolecular terms;
however, quantum physics is concerned with the more intimate aspects of casual

44. My Ethnography
I got my first camera at the age of eight; it was a blue Olympic digital camera. I
used my camera whenever I could. Ever since I was little I noticed the little things
in life. The main thing I want to do with my life is to be a world known
photographer. I want to travel the world with my camera and show the world how
beautiful earth is. I started collecting old fashion cameras at the age of twelve. I
started collecting cameras because I liked the different styles and technology they
came up with. When I was fifteen, I got a Nikon camerafor my birthday from my
grandparents. I captured images every day, I still use it, I use it for portraits and
landscapes. I currently have eight different styles of cameras, including my favorite
Fujifilm Polaroid. I always have a device on me that I can take pictures on. My
Polaroid and Nikon are always in my car, and my phone is always with me.
I love taking photos whenever I can. At family events, they usually find me behind
the lens of a camera. My favorite type of image is ones that are unexpected they re
not posed and the subject doesn t know that they re being photographed I believe it
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When we get together, I always have my camera, the atmosphere that we create
when together is filled with love and enjoyment. The photos taken at the family
gathering tell stories and they show the laughter and smiles from all. My family
consists of my sister, mom, and dad. Yes my family that I live with might be small
but they re my whole life and I love them more than anything. My friends are part
of my family, I spend so much time with them it would be wrong for me not to call
them family. When I m with my friends I don t have a care in the world because I
am accepted by them. When I m with my friends I have my Polaroid and every
picture I take I keep with me and write the date on the bottom and keep them in my
wallet so they re always with

45. Quebec Culture Research Paper
Early Quebec (1534 1948)
1534 On July 24, Jacques Cartier (the explorer) plants a cross on the GaspГ©
Peninsula and claims it for France. This marks the birth of the modern province of
Quebec, though it is not known at the time.
1608 Samuel de Champlain founds Quebec City, the first European settlement in
Canada.
1948 Adoption of a new Flag of Quebec on January 21. The flag represents the
historical origins of Quebec, as well as its status as a francophone nation in Canada.
Part B:
Culture
Verbal tale telling is historically important to the citizens of Quebec. Quebec is
known for having the second largest body of folktales in Canada, second only to the
native population, and the tradition of folktales can be traced back to when ... Show
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Eventually, this particular battle was won out, and Quebec became its own province
without supervision from the King. As a result, the people of Quebec felt very strong
nationalistic tenancies towards the province, and were tied together by the shared
sense of accomplishment. Later in history, tensions were high as English speaking
settlers fought to have English as the primary spoken language of Quebec. Though
there were many Anglophones in Quebec, the majority of the population were
Francophones, and this divide brought forth a political and cultural divide within the
province. There was a long and turbulent struggle within the province s Francophone
community. The struggle for survival and recognition as one of Canada s founding
peoples within a predominantly Anglophone Canadian society became especially
notable in the 1960 s, with the Quiet Revolution. For the francophones, the ultimate
triumph of French over English was, and is, a large fount for nationalistic