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Literature Review On Communication Satisfaction
LITERATURE REVIEW Communication Satisfaction
Engin and Akgöz (2013) explains communication satisfaction as a criteria or a theory constructing
concept about the upward and downward communication among executives and employees containing
work related information. They state that when an employee is satisfied with the communication
within the organization, it is expected that they will perform and be at their best. However,
misunderstandings from the inability of managers to communicate effectively to their subordinates
lead to poor performance (Chitrao, 2014). According to Greenbaum, Clampitt, and Willihnganz
(1988), the Communication Satisfaction Questionnaire has been proven to be the most widely used
method to measure organizational communication satisfaction. Downs and Clampitt developed the
questionnaire and eventually did a critical review on studies of communication satisfaction (as cited in
Engin and Akgöz, 2013) and Zwije Koning De Jong (2007) evaluated the communication satisfaction
questionnaire and compared it to the critical incident technique to see which method is better to
measure communication satisfaction. They mention that employee attitude and judgment in many
communication practices are the main focus of the questionnaire as these factors show the influence of
communication satisfaction on employee behavior. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The eight dimensions are communication climate, supervisory communication, organizational
integration, media quality, horizontal or informal communication, organizational perspective,
relationship with subordinates and personal feedback. The researchers felt that the most
Although stated as a good method to measure communication satisfaction (Zwije Koning De Jong,
2007), they believe that it is not recommended for diagnosing communication problems and
generating recommendations. Employee
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
LITERATURE REVIEW Communication Satisfaction
Engin and Akgöz (2013) explains communication satisfaction as a criteria or a theory constructing
concept about the upward and downward communication among executives and employees containing
work related information. They state that when an employee is satisfied with the communication
within the organization, it is expected that they will perform and be at their best. However,
misunderstandings from the inability of managers to communicate effectively to their subordinates
lead to poor performance (Chitrao, 2014). According to Greenbaum, Clampitt, and Willihnganz
(1988), the Communication Satisfaction Questionnaire has been proven to be the most widely used
method to measure organizational communication satisfaction. Downs and Clampitt developed the
questionnaire and eventually did a critical review on studies of communication satisfaction (as cited in
Engin and Akgöz, 2013) and Zwije Koning De Jong (2007) evaluated the communication satisfaction
questionnaire and compared it to the critical incident technique to see which method is better to
measure communication satisfaction. They mention that employee attitude and judgment in many
communication practices are the main focus of the questionnaire as these factors show the influence of
communication satisfaction on employee behavior. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The eight dimensions are communication climate, supervisory communication, organizational
integration, media quality, horizontal or informal communication, organizational perspective,
relationship with subordinates and personal feedback. The researchers felt that the most
Although stated as a good method to measure communication satisfaction (Zwije Koning De Jong,
2007), they believe that it is not recommended for diagnosing communication problems and
generating recommendations. Employee
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Outsourcing Of The National Labor Committee Thinks Otherwise
American companies and their products, have increasingly been pursed to be manufactured abroad.
This however is one of the biggest discrepancies we confront within our economy. Although many
businesses argue this is beneficial in order for them to turn a higher profit and be successful, the
National Labor Committee thinks otherwise. Outsourcing has become one of the leading factors in
product recalls, exploitation of workers, and a major contributor to the unemployment statistics in the
US. Although outsourcing is a contributor to mass production and a products supply and demand
growth, it has also been known for some of the largest product recalls. In the largest product recall in
China in 2008, the baby formula of Sanlu (the largest company in the industry by volume was found
to contain melamine originated from contaminated milk supply outsourced to local farmers. (Lu, Ng,
Tao, 2012, p. 2). Lu, Ng, Tao simplify the term outsourcing by expressing how Outsourcing involves
contracting with external suppliers for the delivery of parts and components with pre specified quality
levels. (Lu, Ng, Tao, 2012, p. 2). This is a clear indication that product quality is never fully tested
when outsourcing. Quality controllers are given a general guideline to aby with, and once met the
product may be produced. As a consumer there is nothing more important than a products quality and
reputation. It would be ethically unfair to a consumer to save their hard earned money in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
American companies and their products, have increasingly been pursed to be manufactured abroad.
This however is one of the biggest discrepancies we confront within our economy. Although many
businesses argue this is beneficial in order for them to turn a higher profit and be successful, the
National Labor Committee thinks otherwise. Outsourcing has become one of the leading factors in
product recalls, exploitation of workers, and a major contributor to the unemployment statistics in the
US. Although outsourcing is a contributor to mass production and a products supply and demand
growth, it has also been known for some of the largest product recalls. In the largest product recall in
China in 2008, the baby formula of Sanlu (the largest company in the industry by volume was found
to contain melamine originated from contaminated milk supply outsourced to local farmers. (Lu, Ng,
Tao, 2012, p. 2). Lu, Ng, Tao simplify the term outsourcing by expressing how Outsourcing involves
contracting with external suppliers for the delivery of parts and components with pre specified quality
levels. (Lu, Ng, Tao, 2012, p. 2). This is a clear indication that product quality is never fully tested
when outsourcing. Quality controllers are given a general guideline to aby with, and once met the
product may be produced. As a consumer there is nothing more important than a products quality and
reputation. It would be ethically unfair to a consumer to save their hard earned money in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Mayor Muriel Bowser s Leadership Style
(Associated Press). These are also amongst some of the everyday pressing concerns of residents of
Washington DC.
Therefore, her leadership style is unique, due to the early influences in her love of living in
Washington DC and working alongside of her father and Mayor Fenty with politics (Jaffee, 2014).
Many of the qualities of compassion and understanding of the needs of citizens are derived from the
sincerity she has witnessed her father provide.
Leadership Recommendations: Mayor Muriel Bowser
Within DC government, Mayor Muriel Bowser has made various contributions to the improvement of
current social, economic, and environmental issues in which plagues residents. Recommendation of
further leadership goals and measurements ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This program will also improve the city in long term goals by having individuals who are highly
qualified and completes their jobs more effectively. This enhancement in the education and training of
employees can be documented by the human resources department and also quarterly reviews of
productivity of each employee. Transparency in leadership practices is important due to the increase in
corruption amongst governmental official. An incident in which recently took place with Mayor
Bowser includes her new plans to shut down a previous homeless shelter at DC General within a
certain timeline. Individuals would then transfer to new housing in which Mayor Bowser found
private property in which the city would pay for this transitional housing from its budget. Council
members became suspicious when Mayor Bowser would not discuss how the property and zoning
permits were acquired, but the private owners of the property were known as large contributors to her
campaign. These types of practices cause suspicion and speculation of leaders, especially in a city
which deems such a corrupt history from Mayor Barry and Mayor Fenty. According to Arzumanyan,
leadership requires publicity and openness of the leader and his or her team (Arzumanyan, 2016).
Within transparency and openness of the political agenda of members of the DC Counsel, there will be
a regained sense of trust amongst citizens and officials. Another tool in which Mayor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
(Associated Press). These are also amongst some of the everyday pressing concerns of residents of
Washington DC.
Therefore, her leadership style is unique, due to the early influences in her love of living in
Washington DC and working alongside of her father and Mayor Fenty with politics (Jaffee, 2014).
Many of the qualities of compassion and understanding of the needs of citizens are derived from the
sincerity she has witnessed her father provide.
Leadership Recommendations: Mayor Muriel Bowser
Within DC government, Mayor Muriel Bowser has made various contributions to the improvement of
current social, economic, and environmental issues in which plagues residents. Recommendation of
further leadership goals and measurements ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This program will also improve the city in long term goals by having individuals who are highly
qualified and completes their jobs more effectively. This enhancement in the education and training of
employees can be documented by the human resources department and also quarterly reviews of
productivity of each employee. Transparency in leadership practices is important due to the increase in
corruption amongst governmental official. An incident in which recently took place with Mayor
Bowser includes her new plans to shut down a previous homeless shelter at DC General within a
certain timeline. Individuals would then transfer to new housing in which Mayor Bowser found
private property in which the city would pay for this transitional housing from its budget. Council
members became suspicious when Mayor Bowser would not discuss how the property and zoning
permits were acquired, but the private owners of the property were known as large contributors to her
campaign. These types of practices cause suspicion and speculation of leaders, especially in a city
which deems such a corrupt history from Mayor Barry and Mayor Fenty. According to Arzumanyan,
leadership requires publicity and openness of the leader and his or her team (Arzumanyan, 2016).
Within transparency and openness of the political agenda of members of the DC Counsel, there will be
a regained sense of trust amongst citizens and officials. Another tool in which Mayor
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Godfather the Movie Essay
The Godfather the Movie
THE GODFATHER, made in 1974, details the Corleone crime family in Manhattan during the mid
1930s. The Don, Vito Corleone, played by Marlon Brando, leads his organization against a relentless
narcotics push by a rival family, the Sollozzos. Vito Caleone does not want anything to do with drugs
because he believes they will be the downfall of the Mafia. The story, covering a ten year time period,
offers a rich tapestry of Mafia life from the inside, drawing the audience into witnessing the transfer of
power within a close knit family
According to the October 1999 issue of Entertainment Weekly , THE GODFATHER is one of the
greatest movies of the decade. Rarely can it be said that a film has defined a decade, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Special effects play a huge roll in modern day films; they are mainly used to grab the attention of the
audience. In the making of THE GODFATHER, very few special effects were used. The director,
Francis Ford Coppola was able to capture the audience s attention with a terrific cast, and a
captivating story line. The movie explores many aspects of real life such as family responsibility, a
father s legacy, the need to earn respect and the corrupting influence of power. These are some of the
ingredients combined in Francis Ford Coppola s masterpiece. The movie ran close to three hours and
every scene was better then the last; not boring the viewer throughout the entire performance.
Throughout the film, Michael Corleone played brilliantly by Al Pacino, experiences a major change in
his way of thinking. Michael changes from believing that what his family does is wrong, to believing
that his family s crimes are a necessary evil. He begins by insisting to his girlfriend that his family s
crimes belong to his family, not to him. He was not involved in the business and did not want anything
to do with it.
By the end of the movie, most of the Corleone family have been murdered. Michael organizes the
execution of several people within the other crime families as the Corleon family s new Don, having
reasoned that these murders are necessary. Feeling that he must follow in his father s footsteps he
transforms from an innocent bystander to the central manipulator.
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The Godfather the Movie
THE GODFATHER, made in 1974, details the Corleone crime family in Manhattan during the mid
1930s. The Don, Vito Corleone, played by Marlon Brando, leads his organization against a relentless
narcotics push by a rival family, the Sollozzos. Vito Caleone does not want anything to do with drugs
because he believes they will be the downfall of the Mafia. The story, covering a ten year time period,
offers a rich tapestry of Mafia life from the inside, drawing the audience into witnessing the transfer of
power within a close knit family
According to the October 1999 issue of Entertainment Weekly , THE GODFATHER is one of the
greatest movies of the decade. Rarely can it be said that a film has defined a decade, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Special effects play a huge roll in modern day films; they are mainly used to grab the attention of the
audience. In the making of THE GODFATHER, very few special effects were used. The director,
Francis Ford Coppola was able to capture the audience s attention with a terrific cast, and a
captivating story line. The movie explores many aspects of real life such as family responsibility, a
father s legacy, the need to earn respect and the corrupting influence of power. These are some of the
ingredients combined in Francis Ford Coppola s masterpiece. The movie ran close to three hours and
every scene was better then the last; not boring the viewer throughout the entire performance.
Throughout the film, Michael Corleone played brilliantly by Al Pacino, experiences a major change in
his way of thinking. Michael changes from believing that what his family does is wrong, to believing
that his family s crimes are a necessary evil. He begins by insisting to his girlfriend that his family s
crimes belong to his family, not to him. He was not involved in the business and did not want anything
to do with it.
By the end of the movie, most of the Corleone family have been murdered. Michael organizes the
execution of several people within the other crime families as the Corleon family s new Don, having
reasoned that these murders are necessary. Feeling that he must follow in his father s footsteps he
transforms from an innocent bystander to the central manipulator.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Eliot And His Problems In Shakespeare s Hamlet And His...
Eliot and His Problems
Among the twenty essays published by T.S Eliot in The Sacred Wood: Essays on Poetry and Criticism
, one cannot help but notice the provocatively titled critique of Shakespeare s play Hamlet, Hamlet
and His Problems . In his essay, Eliot argues that Hamlet is an artistic failure (Eliot 1). Again, he
bluntly states that one is to come to the irrefragable (Eliot 2) conclusion that Shakespeare tackled a
problem which proved too much for him (Eliot 4). Upon closer examination of the play in question,
one is to quickly find that Eliot s provoking thesis has no root in logic and common sense. In fact, it is
evident the title character s delayed revenge is validly explained in the protagonist s characterisation;
pathos is achieved throughout the play and that the emotion elicited by the dramatist in the main
character was expertly illustrated in the text contrary to the author s expressed opinion.
To begin, Eliot argues that Shakespeare s Hamlet is a non complete alteration of previous revenge
plays such as The Spanish Tragedy. For instance, he states that in the Shakespearean edition, the
theme of revenge is unexplained on grounds of necessity or expediency (Eliot 2). Again, he adds that
it is overtaken by a motive which is more important. Firstly, the author s argument is incomplete as he
fails to mention and argue the other motive which overtakes that of revenge. Also, one is to come to
the logical conclusion that the delay in revenge by Hamlet is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Eliot and His Problems
Among the twenty essays published by T.S Eliot in The Sacred Wood: Essays on Poetry and Criticism
, one cannot help but notice the provocatively titled critique of Shakespeare s play Hamlet, Hamlet
and His Problems . In his essay, Eliot argues that Hamlet is an artistic failure (Eliot 1). Again, he
bluntly states that one is to come to the irrefragable (Eliot 2) conclusion that Shakespeare tackled a
problem which proved too much for him (Eliot 4). Upon closer examination of the play in question,
one is to quickly find that Eliot s provoking thesis has no root in logic and common sense. In fact, it is
evident the title character s delayed revenge is validly explained in the protagonist s characterisation;
pathos is achieved throughout the play and that the emotion elicited by the dramatist in the main
character was expertly illustrated in the text contrary to the author s expressed opinion.
To begin, Eliot argues that Shakespeare s Hamlet is a non complete alteration of previous revenge
plays such as The Spanish Tragedy. For instance, he states that in the Shakespearean edition, the
theme of revenge is unexplained on grounds of necessity or expediency (Eliot 2). Again, he adds that
it is overtaken by a motive which is more important. Firstly, the author s argument is incomplete as he
fails to mention and argue the other motive which overtakes that of revenge. Also, one is to come to
the logical conclusion that the delay in revenge by Hamlet is
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Case Study On Shoreditch
The capital city of England is partitioned into many areas and one such internal city region is
Shoreditch. It exists in the present day Central London and the notable East End of London quickly
toward the north of the City of London. Suburbia of Shoreditch were very appealing and enchanting
hence, known to be an incredible place for tourism. Besides, it s been very long that Shoreditch turned
into a trendy and well known part of the London city. Additionally the costs of property and land have
risen now as it were.
It is said that the city s popular detachment has moved to Shoreditch furthermore pull in a lot of
vacationers all round the year. Be that as it may, at present a great part of the range keeps up its urban
edge as the shops and front dividers are altogether secured with spray painting. For an all out
Shoreditch encounter it is essential for you to remain at Montcalm London Hotels near Shoreditch.
This will help you to know the place better and obviously the sights and attractions here in Shoreditch
are very intriguing as well. At the point when a voyager visits any new place he would clearly love to
visit the neighbourhood touring. This neighbouring locale in the capital city of London has its own
appeal with regards to witness the entrancing spots around.
Probably, London city ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is in a perfect world situated in the heart of the East End in the city and for voyagers it does offer
wide range of luxury hotels in London. This building is presently unused, however initially utilized as
a showroom for the building material and tiles for the organization. The building was being used in
1960s. In addition, now this building is transformed into a scene for craftsmanship presentations on a
vast scale, yet it is an impermanent
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The capital city of England is partitioned into many areas and one such internal city region is
Shoreditch. It exists in the present day Central London and the notable East End of London quickly
toward the north of the City of London. Suburbia of Shoreditch were very appealing and enchanting
hence, known to be an incredible place for tourism. Besides, it s been very long that Shoreditch turned
into a trendy and well known part of the London city. Additionally the costs of property and land have
risen now as it were.
It is said that the city s popular detachment has moved to Shoreditch furthermore pull in a lot of
vacationers all round the year. Be that as it may, at present a great part of the range keeps up its urban
edge as the shops and front dividers are altogether secured with spray painting. For an all out
Shoreditch encounter it is essential for you to remain at Montcalm London Hotels near Shoreditch.
This will help you to know the place better and obviously the sights and attractions here in Shoreditch
are very intriguing as well. At the point when a voyager visits any new place he would clearly love to
visit the neighbourhood touring. This neighbouring locale in the capital city of London has its own
appeal with regards to witness the entrancing spots around.
Probably, London city ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is in a perfect world situated in the heart of the East End in the city and for voyagers it does offer
wide range of luxury hotels in London. This building is presently unused, however initially utilized as
a showroom for the building material and tiles for the organization. The building was being used in
1960s. In addition, now this building is transformed into a scene for craftsmanship presentations on a
vast scale, yet it is an impermanent
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay About My Dream
Let me first start off by asking you a question, do you have a dream you are satisfied with? Do you
think your dream is good enough to make/keep you happy for the rest of your life in the future? Now
remember those questions and keep your answer in mind as you read this. At the very end, did your
answer change or stay the same? We shall see.
We all have dreams whether it s the one you get while sleeping, daydreaming in class, or the dream
you are working towards for. The main questions many ask today is what is my dream (like a future
career) or how will I make my dream come true? These are the questions I find asking myself from a
day to day basis. Another one and the most important question, in my opinion, would probably be will
I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Passion gives you a goal or a dream to chase after too. Another quote I hear pretty often is Have
Outstanding Passion Every Day! CollegeTrack. We strive with outstanding passion in whatever we do,
whether is completing a homework assignment, doing a sport, club activities, and just in life in
general. Having this passion gives you something to look forward to every day instead of mindlessly
getting up to go to school or work to do the same generic tasks everyday. Everyday is a new day,
which means there are new challenges, by having a passion it gives you the motivation, the excitement
to conquer new challenges. Think of it as Candy Crush, you worked on a single level for days and you
finally passed that level, the sense of accomplishment encourages you to pass the next level and so
forth. The kind of people with the most amount of passion are CEO and entrepreneurs because they
get to enjoy their creations in their business every day, solve a new problem in their business or create
another branch of their franchise. For example, Bart Kwan and Joe Jo of JustKiddingFilms, who are
very passionate about film and comedy, combined their two interests and created a YouTube franchise
where they dedicate themselves to making comedic videos. Another example would be myself. I am
very passionate about happiness, wary of others feelings, tend to know when one is happy or sad, and
know how to properly comfort someone. I dedicate my free time to making sure the people around me
are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Let me first start off by asking you a question, do you have a dream you are satisfied with? Do you
think your dream is good enough to make/keep you happy for the rest of your life in the future? Now
remember those questions and keep your answer in mind as you read this. At the very end, did your
answer change or stay the same? We shall see.
We all have dreams whether it s the one you get while sleeping, daydreaming in class, or the dream
you are working towards for. The main questions many ask today is what is my dream (like a future
career) or how will I make my dream come true? These are the questions I find asking myself from a
day to day basis. Another one and the most important question, in my opinion, would probably be will
I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Passion gives you a goal or a dream to chase after too. Another quote I hear pretty often is Have
Outstanding Passion Every Day! CollegeTrack. We strive with outstanding passion in whatever we do,
whether is completing a homework assignment, doing a sport, club activities, and just in life in
general. Having this passion gives you something to look forward to every day instead of mindlessly
getting up to go to school or work to do the same generic tasks everyday. Everyday is a new day,
which means there are new challenges, by having a passion it gives you the motivation, the excitement
to conquer new challenges. Think of it as Candy Crush, you worked on a single level for days and you
finally passed that level, the sense of accomplishment encourages you to pass the next level and so
forth. The kind of people with the most amount of passion are CEO and entrepreneurs because they
get to enjoy their creations in their business every day, solve a new problem in their business or create
another branch of their franchise. For example, Bart Kwan and Joe Jo of JustKiddingFilms, who are
very passionate about film and comedy, combined their two interests and created a YouTube franchise
where they dedicate themselves to making comedic videos. Another example would be myself. I am
very passionate about happiness, wary of others feelings, tend to know when one is happy or sad, and
know how to properly comfort someone. I dedicate my free time to making sure the people around me
are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Conversion Hysteria
Sigmund Freud, neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis, was originally interested in the scientific
side of medicine and was especially intrigued by the brain. He attended medical school in Vienna with
the aspiration to become a medical researcher. From this he was offered a fellowship to study in Paris
with neurologist, Jean Charcot. Charcot treated Conversion Hysteria patients using hypnosis.
Conversion hysteria is a psychological disorder in which the patients experience physical symptoms
but have no evidence of any medical condition. Charcot believed that a traumatic event in someones
life could trigger an emotional response that caused these symptoms. Later, Freud returned to Vienna
and starting working with Josef Breuer, a physician who was treating hysterics. Breuer was somewhat
successful in treating patients with hypnosis. One of his patients, Anna was his most successful and
Freud went on to reference his study on Anna in his work. Based upon his work with Breuer, Freud
concluded ... about the mind. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The conscious mind is above the surface and is everything we are currently aware of, the pre
conscious mind is the information were not currently aware of but could easily be retrieved and the
unconscious mind is the information we aren t aware of and is irretrievable. Freud s theory of
personality involved 3 parts of personality, the Id, Ego and Superego. The Id is the pleasure principle
and all it wants is its need satisfied immediately, it doesn t care how or the consequences. The Ego is
the reality principle, it still wants its needs satisfied but takes reality into account by considering social
norms or rules and understanding its needs cant be immediately meet. The Superego is the morality
principle, all its decisions are made based on their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sigmund Freud, neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis, was originally interested in the scientific
side of medicine and was especially intrigued by the brain. He attended medical school in Vienna with
the aspiration to become a medical researcher. From this he was offered a fellowship to study in Paris
with neurologist, Jean Charcot. Charcot treated Conversion Hysteria patients using hypnosis.
Conversion hysteria is a psychological disorder in which the patients experience physical symptoms
but have no evidence of any medical condition. Charcot believed that a traumatic event in someones
life could trigger an emotional response that caused these symptoms. Later, Freud returned to Vienna
and starting working with Josef Breuer, a physician who was treating hysterics. Breuer was somewhat
successful in treating patients with hypnosis. One of his patients, Anna was his most successful and
Freud went on to reference his study on Anna in his work. Based upon his work with Breuer, Freud
concluded ... about the mind. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The conscious mind is above the surface and is everything we are currently aware of, the pre
conscious mind is the information were not currently aware of but could easily be retrieved and the
unconscious mind is the information we aren t aware of and is irretrievable. Freud s theory of
personality involved 3 parts of personality, the Id, Ego and Superego. The Id is the pleasure principle
and all it wants is its need satisfied immediately, it doesn t care how or the consequences. The Ego is
the reality principle, it still wants its needs satisfied but takes reality into account by considering social
norms or rules and understanding its needs cant be immediately meet. The Superego is the morality
principle, all its decisions are made based on their
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The Movie Running Scared By Paul Walker
The movie Running Scared (2006) with Paul Walker is full of ethical dilemmas from the start. Low
level thug Joey Gazelle (Paul Walker) was supposed to dispose of dirty guns that were used to kill two
police officers. Instead, he hid them in his basement to be found by Oleg, Joey s son s best friend and
neighbor. Oleg s stepfather was an abuser who came from the Russian mob. He abused his wife and
Oleg on a daily basis so Oleg stole the gun to shoot his stepfather in order to save his mom and
himself and he ran away after the incident. Joey needed to get the gun back in order to save his life
since he was supposed to dispose of it since it was a wanted weapon. The police did not know what
sort of weapon they were looking for.
Once the men higher up in the Mafia than Joey got news that there was a shooting and the weapon
might have been theirs, the heat was on. Joey spent all night trying to find Oleg which sent them both
through an adventurous, scary trip.
Ethics play a major role in this movie. The first ethical dilemma that the viewers are faced with is the
fact that Oleg s step father is abusive. He has no respect for Mila, Oleg s mom. He beats her and
starves Oleg. Oleg is seen as the growing boy in the house, not yet the man, but he wants to care for
his mother and protect her. This poses a problem: he wants to save his mother but in order to do that
he must eliminate his dad. Though his intentions are good his actions are illegal. He also stole the gun,
which is
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The movie Running Scared (2006) with Paul Walker is full of ethical dilemmas from the start. Low
level thug Joey Gazelle (Paul Walker) was supposed to dispose of dirty guns that were used to kill two
police officers. Instead, he hid them in his basement to be found by Oleg, Joey s son s best friend and
neighbor. Oleg s stepfather was an abuser who came from the Russian mob. He abused his wife and
Oleg on a daily basis so Oleg stole the gun to shoot his stepfather in order to save his mom and
himself and he ran away after the incident. Joey needed to get the gun back in order to save his life
since he was supposed to dispose of it since it was a wanted weapon. The police did not know what
sort of weapon they were looking for.
Once the men higher up in the Mafia than Joey got news that there was a shooting and the weapon
might have been theirs, the heat was on. Joey spent all night trying to find Oleg which sent them both
through an adventurous, scary trip.
Ethics play a major role in this movie. The first ethical dilemma that the viewers are faced with is the
fact that Oleg s step father is abusive. He has no respect for Mila, Oleg s mom. He beats her and
starves Oleg. Oleg is seen as the growing boy in the house, not yet the man, but he wants to care for
his mother and protect her. This poses a problem: he wants to save his mother but in order to do that
he must eliminate his dad. Though his intentions are good his actions are illegal. He also stole the gun,
which is
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Old Sturbridge Magazine Uses Both Pathos And Logos
Old Sturbridge Village is a living historical museum located in Sturbridge, Massachusetts; the
organization released an advertisement in Yankee Magazine. Yankee magazine focuses on unique
places and facts regarding the New England region. The advertisement uses appeals to logos, ethos,
and pathos to encourage people to visit and stay at Old Sturbridge Village. The appeal to logos is not
as apparent as the others in the advertisement with only few supporting elements, describing their size
and services. Ethos shares some similar statements as the logos appeal, but rather uses it to lend itself
credibility as the largest living museum. Old Sturbridge Village primarily uses an appeal to pathos to
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The way pathos is used in the ad for Old Sturbridge Village is to generate an emotional connection to
the people of the past. The central image of the advertisement is of a man in clothing and appearance
accurate to the period of the 1830 s; he is standing next to two yoked heads of cattle. Using this image,
the advertisement hopes to equate certain unspoken qualities with the audience, as detailed in The
Rhetoric of Advertising. The first of the phrases used Celebrating the People, (citation) utilizes the
word celebrate to make it seem as if the heritage is something to be excited and happy about.
Garnering this response is possible through the use of Weasel Words (Citation). While there are no
direct examples of theses weasel words in Language Acts Reading, however, many of the words
applied give the impression of a promise are indeed empty in meaning. One of the phrases in the text
of the advertisement has the intention of motivating the audience into achieving a task similar in task
to the people of the 1830 s. The quote used Find relevance in their stories, put your hands on history
and be inspired. In the first part of the quote the creators of the advertisement seek to appeal to the
audience for when they visit to have an open mind about what the audience will learn. Furthermore,
garnering a way for the audience to create a connection with the historical people Old Sturbridge
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Old Sturbridge Village is a living historical museum located in Sturbridge, Massachusetts; the
organization released an advertisement in Yankee Magazine. Yankee magazine focuses on unique
places and facts regarding the New England region. The advertisement uses appeals to logos, ethos,
and pathos to encourage people to visit and stay at Old Sturbridge Village. The appeal to logos is not
as apparent as the others in the advertisement with only few supporting elements, describing their size
and services. Ethos shares some similar statements as the logos appeal, but rather uses it to lend itself
credibility as the largest living museum. Old Sturbridge Village primarily uses an appeal to pathos to
invoke a feeling of nostalgia for a simpler time. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way pathos is used in the ad for Old Sturbridge Village is to generate an emotional connection to
the people of the past. The central image of the advertisement is of a man in clothing and appearance
accurate to the period of the 1830 s; he is standing next to two yoked heads of cattle. Using this image,
the advertisement hopes to equate certain unspoken qualities with the audience, as detailed in The
Rhetoric of Advertising. The first of the phrases used Celebrating the People, (citation) utilizes the
word celebrate to make it seem as if the heritage is something to be excited and happy about.
Garnering this response is possible through the use of Weasel Words (Citation). While there are no
direct examples of theses weasel words in Language Acts Reading, however, many of the words
applied give the impression of a promise are indeed empty in meaning. One of the phrases in the text
of the advertisement has the intention of motivating the audience into achieving a task similar in task
to the people of the 1830 s. The quote used Find relevance in their stories, put your hands on history
and be inspired. In the first part of the quote the creators of the advertisement seek to appeal to the
audience for when they visit to have an open mind about what the audience will learn. Furthermore,
garnering a way for the audience to create a connection with the historical people Old Sturbridge
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SNHU Case Study Essay
Southern New Hampshire University This case study discusses the differences between Southern New
Hampshire University (SNHU) and other well known universities such as Berkley, Harvard and
Stanford. For instance, SNHU College of Online and Continuing Education is not vanity project,
unlike other big name colleges such as Harvard and Stanford who offers online classes for its purpose
of mostly a branding exercise (Pearce Robinson, 2015). Furthermore, SNHU differs from other
colleges in their admissions processes, graduation rates, lower prices, and the way they address quality
in their programs (Kingkade, 2014). SNHU is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic private,
non profit universities in the country (Pearce et al., 2015). According ... Show more content on
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The quality of online college education and the value of one s degree is a prospective that online
students must always consider. Pappano (2011) states, prospective online students must always weigh
the stigma in various industries about whether an online degree is as good as . Therefore, SNHU
should consider differentiating it brand to stand out from its competitors. The institution should focus
its marketing and online presence on areas of its admissions processes, lower prices, graduation rates,
and the way they address quality in their programs. According to Miller (2014), With the intense
competition out there, colleges have discovered they must have some strong academic niche or other
type of distinctive identity that makes them stand out in the crowd, for the purpose of attracting
prospective scholars . Additionally, Dvorak and Busteed (2015) states, By strategically rethinking the
three components of the institution s identity purpose, brand and culture with the intention of
establishing unique and outcome focused values, leaders can create clear and compelling statements
that distinguish their institution from all
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Southern New Hampshire University This case study discusses the differences between Southern New
Hampshire University (SNHU) and other well known universities such as Berkley, Harvard and
Stanford. For instance, SNHU College of Online and Continuing Education is not vanity project,
unlike other big name colleges such as Harvard and Stanford who offers online classes for its purpose
of mostly a branding exercise (Pearce Robinson, 2015). Furthermore, SNHU differs from other
colleges in their admissions processes, graduation rates, lower prices, and the way they address quality
in their programs (Kingkade, 2014). SNHU is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic private,
non profit universities in the country (Pearce et al., 2015). According ... Show more content on
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The quality of online college education and the value of one s degree is a prospective that online
students must always consider. Pappano (2011) states, prospective online students must always weigh
the stigma in various industries about whether an online degree is as good as . Therefore, SNHU
should consider differentiating it brand to stand out from its competitors. The institution should focus
its marketing and online presence on areas of its admissions processes, lower prices, graduation rates,
and the way they address quality in their programs. According to Miller (2014), With the intense
competition out there, colleges have discovered they must have some strong academic niche or other
type of distinctive identity that makes them stand out in the crowd, for the purpose of attracting
prospective scholars . Additionally, Dvorak and Busteed (2015) states, By strategically rethinking the
three components of the institution s identity purpose, brand and culture with the intention of
establishing unique and outcome focused values, leaders can create clear and compelling statements
that distinguish their institution from all
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Wendy Rowe
Hi, girls. I hope you are feeling well! In this post, I would like to feature a Blueberry Milkshake recipe
that I found in the book, Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe. It is a blueberry milkshake that is chock full
of vitamin C, and is great for those looking for a simple milkshake that is low on sugar! Before I get
started, I would like to say that this milkshake tastes healthy, which means that it tastes sugar less.
There is no extra honey or sugar that is added to the blueberry milkshake. It is wonderful for your
morning sustenance, or something to cheer you up on a dreary day. The below recipe is featured on p.
78 79 of Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe and the blueberry milkshake looks beautiful! That is what
caught my attention in the first place (and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Blend until you have the smoothie consistency that you want. Pour smoothie inside a cup and place
the mint sprig on top. Voila! That is all there is to it. Remember, you are what you eat! Have fun, girls!
Bottom Notes: 178 calories (per Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe), serves 1 Nutrients: Blueberries:
Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate,
Pantothenic Acid, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese
Almond Milk (I used Silk Almond Unsweetened Vanilla): Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E,
Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Sodium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Date:
Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Pantothenic Acid, Calcium,
Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Chia seeds: Calcium,
Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Mint: Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Thiamin, Riboflavin,
Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper,
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Hi, girls. I hope you are feeling well! In this post, I would like to feature a Blueberry Milkshake recipe
that I found in the book, Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe. It is a blueberry milkshake that is chock full
of vitamin C, and is great for those looking for a simple milkshake that is low on sugar! Before I get
started, I would like to say that this milkshake tastes healthy, which means that it tastes sugar less.
There is no extra honey or sugar that is added to the blueberry milkshake. It is wonderful for your
morning sustenance, or something to cheer you up on a dreary day. The below recipe is featured on p.
78 79 of Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe and the blueberry milkshake looks beautiful! That is what
caught my attention in the first place (and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Blend until you have the smoothie consistency that you want. Pour smoothie inside a cup and place
the mint sprig on top. Voila! That is all there is to it. Remember, you are what you eat! Have fun, girls!
Bottom Notes: 178 calories (per Eat Beautiful by Wendy Rowe), serves 1 Nutrients: Blueberries:
Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate,
Pantothenic Acid, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese
Almond Milk (I used Silk Almond Unsweetened Vanilla): Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E,
Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Sodium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Date:
Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Pantothenic Acid, Calcium,
Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Chia seeds: Calcium,
Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese Mint: Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Thiamin, Riboflavin,
Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Zinc, Copper,
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Inventing Historical Truth On The Silver Screen Analysis
When viewing films of the past, we then form a counter discourse because we can compare it to
modern day views and beliefs. The article, Inventing Historical Truth on the Silver Screen, by Robert
Rosenstone, explains having a current perspective on history and how we interpret it. Written
historical documents can only be backed up by truth so far. These films Amistad, 1776, and The Black
Robe, can help form ideas of what might have happened, but that is what they are used for, to help
mold and shape historical events to the present day.
It is clear and obvious that slavery is wrong and never should have happened, but certain people
decided differently. Of course we do not obtain video footage of such historical event and go off of
verbal and written documentation, but the movie Amistad, goes into detail about how the slaves were
treated. It was inhumane and they were treated worse than animals. They were captured, traded in
from their own people, beaten, killed, raped, separated from families, forced to work and do things no
one should ever have to go through. But for public purposes, it did not show everything they went
through. The movie definitely softens certain clips for the reason of who might watch the film and for
what they would be allowed to film and produce. A few examples would be when the shipmen were
softly kissing on the women slaves on the boat, how the movie portrayed the selling of slaves, and
how Baldwin received one swat on his head and a few death letters. ... Show more content on
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The priest often would travel alone along the water or throughout the forest to pray. Which, that is
inaccurate, Jesuit priests travel in pairs. Winters in Canada are harsh reaching temperatures of 20*F, so
no one would have a remote desire to travel during this time, especially for hunting moose, which
would have done before winter to
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When viewing films of the past, we then form a counter discourse because we can compare it to
modern day views and beliefs. The article, Inventing Historical Truth on the Silver Screen, by Robert
Rosenstone, explains having a current perspective on history and how we interpret it. Written
historical documents can only be backed up by truth so far. These films Amistad, 1776, and The Black
Robe, can help form ideas of what might have happened, but that is what they are used for, to help
mold and shape historical events to the present day.
It is clear and obvious that slavery is wrong and never should have happened, but certain people
decided differently. Of course we do not obtain video footage of such historical event and go off of
verbal and written documentation, but the movie Amistad, goes into detail about how the slaves were
treated. It was inhumane and they were treated worse than animals. They were captured, traded in
from their own people, beaten, killed, raped, separated from families, forced to work and do things no
one should ever have to go through. But for public purposes, it did not show everything they went
through. The movie definitely softens certain clips for the reason of who might watch the film and for
what they would be allowed to film and produce. A few examples would be when the shipmen were
softly kissing on the women slaves on the boat, how the movie portrayed the selling of slaves, and
how Baldwin received one swat on his head and a few death letters. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The priest often would travel alone along the water or throughout the forest to pray. Which, that is
inaccurate, Jesuit priests travel in pairs. Winters in Canada are harsh reaching temperatures of 20*F, so
no one would have a remote desire to travel during this time, especially for hunting moose, which
would have done before winter to
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Societal Expectations Of Privacy
Individuals should be allowed their privacy in all manners of lifestyles as long as their actions are
deemed legal within the realms of their culture. Due to the exponential development of technology
over the past century, the personal lives of women, men, and children alike no longer are granted the
luxury of possessing a private life. Cell phones, gadgets that track location, cameras, recorders,
wireless signals, smart watches, and other items of technology saturate the lifestyles millions of
Americans. In my own experience, my Google enabled cell phone, tracks my location in real time ;
meaning, at the arrival of a new location, I am bombarded with notifications that alert me of nearby
restaurants, updates regarding news in my general vicinity, and traffic conditions on neighboring
streets. Although this information sometimes serves a useful purpose, I often times worry more about
the information Google possesses about me and my whereabouts than the closest Applebee s in my
area. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
talks about the opinions of the public regarding the relationship between personal privacy, modern
technology, and the judicial system. On page 115 of this examination, utilizing the information
observed within a study, a conclusion was made which noted that people in large part expect to
possess privacy but contrary to this belief do not perceive their privacy as being upheld (Smith,
Madden, and Barton). People yearn for privacy but regardless of this desire, individuals continue to
deal with the reality that this expectation will not be met. Hopefully as time continues to pass, the
discord between the expectation and perception of privacy will become more harmonious, but until
then society should strive to tack back the right that all humans share, to lead and govern their own
private
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Individuals should be allowed their privacy in all manners of lifestyles as long as their actions are
deemed legal within the realms of their culture. Due to the exponential development of technology
over the past century, the personal lives of women, men, and children alike no longer are granted the
luxury of possessing a private life. Cell phones, gadgets that track location, cameras, recorders,
wireless signals, smart watches, and other items of technology saturate the lifestyles millions of
Americans. In my own experience, my Google enabled cell phone, tracks my location in real time ;
meaning, at the arrival of a new location, I am bombarded with notifications that alert me of nearby
restaurants, updates regarding news in my general vicinity, and traffic conditions on neighboring
streets. Although this information sometimes serves a useful purpose, I often times worry more about
the information Google possesses about me and my whereabouts than the closest Applebee s in my
area. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
talks about the opinions of the public regarding the relationship between personal privacy, modern
technology, and the judicial system. On page 115 of this examination, utilizing the information
observed within a study, a conclusion was made which noted that people in large part expect to
possess privacy but contrary to this belief do not perceive their privacy as being upheld (Smith,
Madden, and Barton). People yearn for privacy but regardless of this desire, individuals continue to
deal with the reality that this expectation will not be met. Hopefully as time continues to pass, the
discord between the expectation and perception of privacy will become more harmonious, but until
then society should strive to tack back the right that all humans share, to lead and govern their own
private
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Food Intake Day One Essay
1. Define Mineral: Any naturally occurring inorganic solid that possesses an orderly crystalline
structure and can be represented by a chemical formula. 2. Use the geologic definition of a mineral to
determine which of the items listed in Figure 1.1 (p.3 lab book) are minerals and which are not
minerals. Put an X in the appropriate box. Yes | No | Mineral | Yes | No | Mineral | | X | Rock Candy | |
X | Obsidian | X | | Quartz | | X | Cubic zirconia | | X | Motor oil | | X | Hydrogen | X | | Emerald | | X |
Rain water | | X | Vitamin D | X | | Halite | Figure 1.1 (p. 3 lab book) 3. Examine the luster of the
minerals in Figure 1.2 (p. 4 lab book). Place the letter A, B, C, D, or E in ... Show more content on
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Calcite White b. Graphite Dark Grey c. Hematite Grey
8. To some observers, the mineral shown in Figure 1.6 (p. 5 lab book) exhibits a metallic luster, while
others describe its luster as nonmetallic. Based on the streak of this sample, how would you describe
its luster? Luster: nonmetallic
9. Select one of the following terms to describe the crystal shape, or habit, or each specimen shown in
Figure 1.8 (p. 6 lab book): cubic crystals, hexagonal crystals, fibrous habit, banded habit, blocky habit,
bladed habit, tabular habit.
Specimen A: bladed habit
Specimen B: hexagonal crystals
Specimen C: fiborous habit
Specimen D: cubic crystals 10. The minerals shown in Figure 1.12 (p. 7 lab book) are fluorite and
topaz that have been tested for hardness. Use the Mohs scale in Figure 1.11 (p. 7 lab book) to identify
which is fluorite and which is topaz.
MINERAL NAME
Specimen A: Topaz
Specimen B: Fluorite 11. Perform the Mohs hardness test on all of the samples in your set; determine
which is the hardest and softest. a. Hardest= Diamond b. Softest= Talc
12. Describe the cleavage of the mineral shown in Figure 1.14A (p. 8 lab book).
13. Refer to the photograph in Figure 1.14B (p. 8 lab book), which shows a mineral that has several
smooth, flat cleavage surfaces, to complete the following.
a. How many cleavage planes or surfaces are present on the specimen? Number of cleavage planes: 7
b. How many
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1. Define Mineral: Any naturally occurring inorganic solid that possesses an orderly crystalline
structure and can be represented by a chemical formula. 2. Use the geologic definition of a mineral to
determine which of the items listed in Figure 1.1 (p.3 lab book) are minerals and which are not
minerals. Put an X in the appropriate box. Yes | No | Mineral | Yes | No | Mineral | | X | Rock Candy | |
X | Obsidian | X | | Quartz | | X | Cubic zirconia | | X | Motor oil | | X | Hydrogen | X | | Emerald | | X |
Rain water | | X | Vitamin D | X | | Halite | Figure 1.1 (p. 3 lab book) 3. Examine the luster of the
minerals in Figure 1.2 (p. 4 lab book). Place the letter A, B, C, D, or E in ... Show more content on
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Calcite White b. Graphite Dark Grey c. Hematite Grey
8. To some observers, the mineral shown in Figure 1.6 (p. 5 lab book) exhibits a metallic luster, while
others describe its luster as nonmetallic. Based on the streak of this sample, how would you describe
its luster? Luster: nonmetallic
9. Select one of the following terms to describe the crystal shape, or habit, or each specimen shown in
Figure 1.8 (p. 6 lab book): cubic crystals, hexagonal crystals, fibrous habit, banded habit, blocky habit,
bladed habit, tabular habit.
Specimen A: bladed habit
Specimen B: hexagonal crystals
Specimen C: fiborous habit
Specimen D: cubic crystals 10. The minerals shown in Figure 1.12 (p. 7 lab book) are fluorite and
topaz that have been tested for hardness. Use the Mohs scale in Figure 1.11 (p. 7 lab book) to identify
which is fluorite and which is topaz.
MINERAL NAME
Specimen A: Topaz
Specimen B: Fluorite 11. Perform the Mohs hardness test on all of the samples in your set; determine
which is the hardest and softest. a. Hardest= Diamond b. Softest= Talc
12. Describe the cleavage of the mineral shown in Figure 1.14A (p. 8 lab book).
13. Refer to the photograph in Figure 1.14B (p. 8 lab book), which shows a mineral that has several
smooth, flat cleavage surfaces, to complete the following.
a. How many cleavage planes or surfaces are present on the specimen? Number of cleavage planes: 7
b. How many
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Yes Rats Summary
The articles, Ah, rats by John Byrne and Chicago Is a Rat s are about how the rat population has
started to grow since 2013, because of mild winters.The article states that Chicago is the No. 1 place
in the United States where rats live. Through the July of 2012, 28% more people called than in 2011
the city s 311 center asking for crews to come out and get rid of these annoying pests.I feel, that rats
and other rodents are a threat to the Chicagoland area, because the pests carry various diseases and
potentially start a plague or an epidemic.A main point was that since Chicago is so densely populated
it means that there is a higher percentage chance for unsanitary streets in the city which will result in
more rodents and vermin crawling ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In my opinion, we should be spending more money on rat control programs rather like New York
which is in No. 3 spot for most rodents and it is bigger in many dimensions. This shows that people
are more careless about the sanitation in New York than Chicago in addition to that there is more
funding for the pest control. Based on evidence gathered by analytics, not only is there a problem with
vermin such rats, mice, bed bugs, spider and ants, but also with roof bunnies which are not your
normal fluffy tail wagging easter egg carrying bunnies they are famished and carry plague. I believe
that this is a threat to young children, because they could think it is just cute bunny and try to pet the
rodent and it could bite them and give rabies and other terrible things. Statistics show that in Chicago
area there are two types of rat which is the roof rat and Norway rat and one type of mouse which is the
house mouse. All three of these type of mice are non native and don t hibernate, so they don t seem to
go away.I agree with the statement because, that the verim in this beautiful city seem to not go away
which is a
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The articles, Ah, rats by John Byrne and Chicago Is a Rat s are about how the rat population has
started to grow since 2013, because of mild winters.The article states that Chicago is the No. 1 place
in the United States where rats live. Through the July of 2012, 28% more people called than in 2011
the city s 311 center asking for crews to come out and get rid of these annoying pests.I feel, that rats
and other rodents are a threat to the Chicagoland area, because the pests carry various diseases and
potentially start a plague or an epidemic.A main point was that since Chicago is so densely populated
it means that there is a higher percentage chance for unsanitary streets in the city which will result in
more rodents and vermin crawling ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In my opinion, we should be spending more money on rat control programs rather like New York
which is in No. 3 spot for most rodents and it is bigger in many dimensions. This shows that people
are more careless about the sanitation in New York than Chicago in addition to that there is more
funding for the pest control. Based on evidence gathered by analytics, not only is there a problem with
vermin such rats, mice, bed bugs, spider and ants, but also with roof bunnies which are not your
normal fluffy tail wagging easter egg carrying bunnies they are famished and carry plague. I believe
that this is a threat to young children, because they could think it is just cute bunny and try to pet the
rodent and it could bite them and give rabies and other terrible things. Statistics show that in Chicago
area there are two types of rat which is the roof rat and Norway rat and one type of mouse which is the
house mouse. All three of these type of mice are non native and don t hibernate, so they don t seem to
go away.I agree with the statement because, that the verim in this beautiful city seem to not go away
which is a
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Speech On Ayurveda Medicine
Its origins date back to the mythical mystical era when warrior kings ruled Mahabharat, which has
now become India. And in the wake of the consequent introduction of Buddhism it found its way in to
the Sri Lankan culture as well, changing an entire course of history, evolving later in to a most sought
after treatment methodology in medicine due to its unique capabilities in permanent healing.
Yes, we are talking about Ayurveda Medicine. Mind you, not about Ayurvedic spas or massages. Our
aim is not to provide you a short lived relaxation or cheap entertainment that might last a couple of
hours, but to make you more yourself again.
A majority of foreign visitors arrive in Sri Lanka to find an Ayurvedic solution for diseases that are
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This is largely due to the presence of excuse the word if it sounds rude imposters. A qualified
Ayurvedic Doctor should at least possess a degree in Ayurveda Medicine from a recognized university
in Sri Lanka or India and should have at least five years hands on experience in providing Ayurvedic
treatment for patients.
And among them there are a handful of really gifted people.
The chief incumbent of Raddolugama Shri Pushparamaya Viharaya, (Available in Google Maps)
Venerable Maha Alagamuwe Lankananda Thero, popularly known as Venerable Kuswala Veda
Haamuduruwo can be respectfully mentioned as one of the best traditional medical practitioners
currently residing in Sri Lanka.
His ancestral background roots back to a long line of traditional Ayurvedic doctors and his exceptional
performance in healing all kinds of patients has won him international acclaim and prestige.
He conducts his own medical institution a Weda Medura in Raddolugama which is only 5 minutes
drive away from the airport in Katunaike. In Tuesdays and Fridays he would be in Kandy, taking care
of his patients lying helpless in the countryside. During the rest of the week he would be back in
Raddolugama, offering his much needed medicinal service for his
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Its origins date back to the mythical mystical era when warrior kings ruled Mahabharat, which has
now become India. And in the wake of the consequent introduction of Buddhism it found its way in to
the Sri Lankan culture as well, changing an entire course of history, evolving later in to a most sought
after treatment methodology in medicine due to its unique capabilities in permanent healing.
Yes, we are talking about Ayurveda Medicine. Mind you, not about Ayurvedic spas or massages. Our
aim is not to provide you a short lived relaxation or cheap entertainment that might last a couple of
hours, but to make you more yourself again.
A majority of foreign visitors arrive in Sri Lanka to find an Ayurvedic solution for diseases that are
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This is largely due to the presence of excuse the word if it sounds rude imposters. A qualified
Ayurvedic Doctor should at least possess a degree in Ayurveda Medicine from a recognized university
in Sri Lanka or India and should have at least five years hands on experience in providing Ayurvedic
treatment for patients.
And among them there are a handful of really gifted people.
The chief incumbent of Raddolugama Shri Pushparamaya Viharaya, (Available in Google Maps)
Venerable Maha Alagamuwe Lankananda Thero, popularly known as Venerable Kuswala Veda
Haamuduruwo can be respectfully mentioned as one of the best traditional medical practitioners
currently residing in Sri Lanka.
His ancestral background roots back to a long line of traditional Ayurvedic doctors and his exceptional
performance in healing all kinds of patients has won him international acclaim and prestige.
He conducts his own medical institution a Weda Medura in Raddolugama which is only 5 minutes
drive away from the airport in Katunaike. In Tuesdays and Fridays he would be in Kandy, taking care
of his patients lying helpless in the countryside. During the rest of the week he would be back in
Raddolugama, offering his much needed medicinal service for his
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Colonial Differences And Similarities Between Virginia And...
d) The early colonies in Virginia and Massachusetts experienced some similarities in the conditions,
challenges, and ways of life. Both colonies were in constant fear of Native Americans, who perhaps
had a hostile attitude towards the colonists because of how tribes were treated by explorers in the past.
Captain John Smith suggests that he was the one keeping the Native Americans from seriously
harming the colonists of Virginia. However, Smith returned to England after a couple of years in
America and wrote of events that were told to him secondhand, For the savages [Indians] no sooner
understood Smith was gone but they all revolted, and did spoil and murder all they encountered ....
Now we all found the loss of Captain Smith; yea, his greatest maligners could ... Show more content
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Slaughter from the Native Americans combined with famine reduced the population of colonists in
Virginia from 500 people to about 60 in a mere six months. The colonists resorted to cannibalism
during what was called the starving time, Nay, so great was our famine that a savage we slew and
buried, the poorer sort took him up again and ate him; and so did divers one another boiled and
stewed, with roots and herbs (2A1). Although starvation was not as severe in Massachusetts, hunger
was definitely present, a possibility that the Puritans were aware of before setting out for their journey
to America, Bradford has just reported that the Pilgrims first discussed the perils of the long sea
voyage, the dangers of famine and nakedness, and the diseases that might come from the change of
air, diet, and drinking water (3A1). Even with the knowledge that, ...the famine and pestilence as sore
here as there... (3A1), the Puritans still left Holland for America, taking the risk and coping with their
decision once they arrived. Therefore, challenge of having an inadequate food supply plagued both
Virginia and
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d) The early colonies in Virginia and Massachusetts experienced some similarities in the conditions,
challenges, and ways of life. Both colonies were in constant fear of Native Americans, who perhaps
had a hostile attitude towards the colonists because of how tribes were treated by explorers in the past.
Captain John Smith suggests that he was the one keeping the Native Americans from seriously
harming the colonists of Virginia. However, Smith returned to England after a couple of years in
America and wrote of events that were told to him secondhand, For the savages [Indians] no sooner
understood Smith was gone but they all revolted, and did spoil and murder all they encountered ....
Now we all found the loss of Captain Smith; yea, his greatest maligners could ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Slaughter from the Native Americans combined with famine reduced the population of colonists in
Virginia from 500 people to about 60 in a mere six months. The colonists resorted to cannibalism
during what was called the starving time, Nay, so great was our famine that a savage we slew and
buried, the poorer sort took him up again and ate him; and so did divers one another boiled and
stewed, with roots and herbs (2A1). Although starvation was not as severe in Massachusetts, hunger
was definitely present, a possibility that the Puritans were aware of before setting out for their journey
to America, Bradford has just reported that the Pilgrims first discussed the perils of the long sea
voyage, the dangers of famine and nakedness, and the diseases that might come from the change of
air, diet, and drinking water (3A1). Even with the knowledge that, ...the famine and pestilence as sore
here as there... (3A1), the Puritans still left Holland for America, taking the risk and coping with their
decision once they arrived. Therefore, challenge of having an inadequate food supply plagued both
Virginia and
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My College Admission Essay To College
When I was 7, my mom took me to New York City to visit my aunt. My aunt took us around the city
and pointed out the NYU campus and she said that someday I could go there when I was older.
When I was 7, I had dreams of being a veterinarian but like many kids, I was fickle. This aspiration
quickly cycled out with the others and as time went on I got wrapped up in school work and
disregarded a career and college up until now.
Now I m 17 and filling out a plethora of college applications. To be honest, choosing a college is
overwhelming. When I first began this college process, I had no idea where to start, but this memory
struck me. I decided to look more into NYU and I scheduled a college visit in September. When I
visited the college I didn t know what to expect but when I left I knew that NYU comprised of
everything I was looking for in a college. Its nontraditional campus would not only foster my
education but my character. Having the opportunity to attend NYU, I would gain more insight that I
could take with me for my future whereas other colleges would not give me this insight. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I know I want to focus on biology and someday become an optometrist. I know I want to be in New
York City working amongst likeminded people that will further my future and I know that I want to
attend NYU.
NYU s values resonated with
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When I was 7, my mom took me to New York City to visit my aunt. My aunt took us around the city
and pointed out the NYU campus and she said that someday I could go there when I was older.
When I was 7, I had dreams of being a veterinarian but like many kids, I was fickle. This aspiration
quickly cycled out with the others and as time went on I got wrapped up in school work and
disregarded a career and college up until now.
Now I m 17 and filling out a plethora of college applications. To be honest, choosing a college is
overwhelming. When I first began this college process, I had no idea where to start, but this memory
struck me. I decided to look more into NYU and I scheduled a college visit in September. When I
visited the college I didn t know what to expect but when I left I knew that NYU comprised of
everything I was looking for in a college. Its nontraditional campus would not only foster my
education but my character. Having the opportunity to attend NYU, I would gain more insight that I
could take with me for my future whereas other colleges would not give me this insight. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I know I want to focus on biology and someday become an optometrist. I know I want to be in New
York City working amongst likeminded people that will further my future and I know that I want to
attend NYU.
NYU s values resonated with
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The Ultimate Motive In Voltaire s Candide
The slaying of a mythical beast, a battle between opposing cavalries, the search for prosperity and
riches. A quest generally has a stated motive, such as the events stated, and a more clandestine motive,
often not revealed to the audience until the end of the story. In Voltaire s Candide, while the apparent
intent for Candide through most of the story is to rescue the damsel in distress, the ultimate motive
reveal takes Candide traversing insurmountable obstacles. The quest format utilized by Voltaire is vital
to the story, The format allows Voltaire to destroy the naivete of the audience and satirize ideas that
were the foundations of the lives of men.
When the audience reads Candide, they first learn about his upbringing. Living comfortably in the lap
of wealth, and learning from renowned philosophers, Candide cradles the world in his palms. While
learning Pangloss s Everything is for the greater good philosophy, Candide absorbs a plethora of naive
wisdom. Candide s cushy bubble crumbles, however, once he kisses the Baron s daughter, Cunegonde.
Candide is thrust into the unrelenting reality of the harsh world when the Baron banished him from his
estate. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pangloss s death is a detriment to Candide s faith in both the philosophy and even Candide himself.
While witnessing Pangloss s death, Candide proclaims If this was the best of possible worlds, what
then are the others? This statement shows the seed of doubt as been sowed into Candide s mind. While
this seems to be a setback in his quest, it actually advances him closer to the actual goal: self
knowledge and comprehension about suffering. This statement also shows the satirical nature of this
novel. The third and largest crack in the philosophy and the candor of the audience is the posed
question If everything is for the greater good, and we live in the best possible worlds, why is there still
suffering in this
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The slaying of a mythical beast, a battle between opposing cavalries, the search for prosperity and
riches. A quest generally has a stated motive, such as the events stated, and a more clandestine motive,
often not revealed to the audience until the end of the story. In Voltaire s Candide, while the apparent
intent for Candide through most of the story is to rescue the damsel in distress, the ultimate motive
reveal takes Candide traversing insurmountable obstacles. The quest format utilized by Voltaire is vital
to the story, The format allows Voltaire to destroy the naivete of the audience and satirize ideas that
were the foundations of the lives of men.
When the audience reads Candide, they first learn about his upbringing. Living comfortably in the lap
of wealth, and learning from renowned philosophers, Candide cradles the world in his palms. While
learning Pangloss s Everything is for the greater good philosophy, Candide absorbs a plethora of naive
wisdom. Candide s cushy bubble crumbles, however, once he kisses the Baron s daughter, Cunegonde.
Candide is thrust into the unrelenting reality of the harsh world when the Baron banished him from his
estate. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pangloss s death is a detriment to Candide s faith in both the philosophy and even Candide himself.
While witnessing Pangloss s death, Candide proclaims If this was the best of possible worlds, what
then are the others? This statement shows the seed of doubt as been sowed into Candide s mind. While
this seems to be a setback in his quest, it actually advances him closer to the actual goal: self
knowledge and comprehension about suffering. This statement also shows the satirical nature of this
novel. The third and largest crack in the philosophy and the candor of the audience is the posed
question If everything is for the greater good, and we live in the best possible worlds, why is there still
suffering in this
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English Speech About Big World and on Her Knees by Tim Winton
English Speech: How would you feel if your mother had to clean other people s houses to make a
living? How far would you really go for a friend, would you sacrifice a love life, your education? Out
of all the books I have read, I absolutely love Tim Winton s short stories, 2 short stories that I loved
are On Her knees and Big World . I have particularly enjoyed On her knees not only because of its
intriguing name but because it depicts the issue of dignity throughout the whole story and it taught me
that there is more honor in scrubbing other people s floors than in having strangers scrub your own ,
the second story Big World depicts the issue of friendship which also teaches me that Friendship can
evolve through the smallest ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A technique that shows dignity is symbolism. For example: the action of the boy taking a shower can
be translated into a wanting to escape form this situation. The mother is said to give the boy a lecture ,
which suggests that she is in control leading to another symbol of imprisonment for the boy. The car is
another clever use of symbolism where the car represents the boy s life. It is said to be reeking which
shows that the narrator hates his life. The cranking down of the window represents a desire to escape.
The mother is said to be driving carefully which shows two things: a) that she is in control of his life
and b) that she makes sure she takes the safest route, protecting her son from harm. Not only have
both of these short stories alienated me in such a way, but I found these stories surprisingly beautiful, I
highly advise for you to read these two great short stories, because the next time you are facing
troubles in life, you remember what Carol Lang had to go through in life, remember what happens
when you don t face your problems in life, not like a boy, but like a
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English Speech: How would you feel if your mother had to clean other people s houses to make a
living? How far would you really go for a friend, would you sacrifice a love life, your education? Out
of all the books I have read, I absolutely love Tim Winton s short stories, 2 short stories that I loved
are On Her knees and Big World . I have particularly enjoyed On her knees not only because of its
intriguing name but because it depicts the issue of dignity throughout the whole story and it taught me
that there is more honor in scrubbing other people s floors than in having strangers scrub your own ,
the second story Big World depicts the issue of friendship which also teaches me that Friendship can
evolve through the smallest ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A technique that shows dignity is symbolism. For example: the action of the boy taking a shower can
be translated into a wanting to escape form this situation. The mother is said to give the boy a lecture ,
which suggests that she is in control leading to another symbol of imprisonment for the boy. The car is
another clever use of symbolism where the car represents the boy s life. It is said to be reeking which
shows that the narrator hates his life. The cranking down of the window represents a desire to escape.
The mother is said to be driving carefully which shows two things: a) that she is in control of his life
and b) that she makes sure she takes the safest route, protecting her son from harm. Not only have
both of these short stories alienated me in such a way, but I found these stories surprisingly beautiful, I
highly advise for you to read these two great short stories, because the next time you are facing
troubles in life, you remember what Carol Lang had to go through in life, remember what happens
when you don t face your problems in life, not like a boy, but like a
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Theme Of Blank Sonnet
A distinguished sense of hollowness, and darkness is discernable in George Elliot Clarke s poem
Blank Sonnet . This poem expresses, the author s difficult and awkward communication with a lover
through a broken relationship. word choice and imagery is imperative to the overall effect and tone of
the poem. The usage of an atypical sonnet stylization, broken sentences, forms of metaphors,
symbolism, sensory language, and alliteration form strong imagery, and a sense of disconnect. The
overall effect leaves the reader with a resonating feeling of emptiness.
The main theme within Clarke s Sonnet is his distance and inability to communicate with a lover. This
poem is written for his lover as an attempt to connect with her, although within the poem, he is
continuing to communicate poorly. The way in which he copes with this broken relationship drives the
tone of the poem.
A common theme throughout the poem is the coping mechanism used for his troubled relationship. He
does not view his alcoholism as a fault, but as a comfort and an escape. He yearns to sleep beneath a
patchwork quilt of rum . (Clarke 6) Furthermore, he wishes to drink until he is unaware that his
relationship is troubled. He wishes for the slow collapse of language / [w]ashed out by alcohol.
(Clarke 7 8) He desires to detach, and isolate himself from the situation mentally, rather than remove
himself physically. This suggests that he has no wish to recover from his alcoholism, and no desire to
leave his
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A distinguished sense of hollowness, and darkness is discernable in George Elliot Clarke s poem
Blank Sonnet . This poem expresses, the author s difficult and awkward communication with a lover
through a broken relationship. word choice and imagery is imperative to the overall effect and tone of
the poem. The usage of an atypical sonnet stylization, broken sentences, forms of metaphors,
symbolism, sensory language, and alliteration form strong imagery, and a sense of disconnect. The
overall effect leaves the reader with a resonating feeling of emptiness.
The main theme within Clarke s Sonnet is his distance and inability to communicate with a lover. This
poem is written for his lover as an attempt to connect with her, although within the poem, he is
continuing to communicate poorly. The way in which he copes with this broken relationship drives the
tone of the poem.
A common theme throughout the poem is the coping mechanism used for his troubled relationship. He
does not view his alcoholism as a fault, but as a comfort and an escape. He yearns to sleep beneath a
patchwork quilt of rum . (Clarke 6) Furthermore, he wishes to drink until he is unaware that his
relationship is troubled. He wishes for the slow collapse of language / [w]ashed out by alcohol.
(Clarke 7 8) He desires to detach, and isolate himself from the situation mentally, rather than remove
himself physically. This suggests that he has no wish to recover from his alcoholism, and no desire to
leave his
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Scarlet Letter Heroine Quotes
Hester is Woman: Hear Her Roar
In the 1850 s, America was undergoing a massive internal changes via the industrial revolution. With
this new era, American culture was drastically changed as women started to take a more prominent
role in American society. In his novel The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne attempts to stimulate
this change by illustrating the positive influence of a strong female character in a Puritanical society
through his heroine, Hester Prynne, by putting her in a scandalous situation capable of drawing out the
worst in people.
Hester displays acts of courage that portray her as a heroic character. Hester clearly suffers from her
punishment of having to wear the scarlet letter A in public as she attempts to maintain ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
An early example of this is how she handles her service to others. Even while being harassed by the
general public, Hester Prynne continues to make these sacrifices which are only rewarded with hatred
and insults. Hester foregoes her own pleasures, except for the lavish decoration of her infant, and
bestows the rest of her wealth on wretches less miserable than herself (Hawthorne 75). She even
continues to aid the poor despite the fact that they not unfrequently insulted the hand that fed them
(Hawthorne 75). Despite the fact that it was in Hester s best interests not to aid those around her, she
continued to do so. This evidences her sheer strength of character as the heroine of the novel. Hester s
loyalty is also magnified by her selfless nature, as her willingness to sacrifice lends itself well to
remaining loyal to others. Hester also selflessly bears the burden of the entire community s sin. Hester
perceives the hidden sin in other hearts around her and because her sin has been uncovered, she alone
bears the penalty for deviancy (Taylor). A prime example of this is once again her refusal to reveal
Dimmesdale as her child s father. In resisting their efforts to uncover him, Hester states to the clergy: I
might endure his agony, as well as mine! (Hawthorne 63). Here, her loyalty is greatly supplemented
by her willingness to suffer in place
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Hester is Woman: Hear Her Roar
In the 1850 s, America was undergoing a massive internal changes via the industrial revolution. With
this new era, American culture was drastically changed as women started to take a more prominent
role in American society. In his novel The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne attempts to stimulate
this change by illustrating the positive influence of a strong female character in a Puritanical society
through his heroine, Hester Prynne, by putting her in a scandalous situation capable of drawing out the
worst in people.
Hester displays acts of courage that portray her as a heroic character. Hester clearly suffers from her
punishment of having to wear the scarlet letter A in public as she attempts to maintain ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
An early example of this is how she handles her service to others. Even while being harassed by the
general public, Hester Prynne continues to make these sacrifices which are only rewarded with hatred
and insults. Hester foregoes her own pleasures, except for the lavish decoration of her infant, and
bestows the rest of her wealth on wretches less miserable than herself (Hawthorne 75). She even
continues to aid the poor despite the fact that they not unfrequently insulted the hand that fed them
(Hawthorne 75). Despite the fact that it was in Hester s best interests not to aid those around her, she
continued to do so. This evidences her sheer strength of character as the heroine of the novel. Hester s
loyalty is also magnified by her selfless nature, as her willingness to sacrifice lends itself well to
remaining loyal to others. Hester also selflessly bears the burden of the entire community s sin. Hester
perceives the hidden sin in other hearts around her and because her sin has been uncovered, she alone
bears the penalty for deviancy (Taylor). A prime example of this is once again her refusal to reveal
Dimmesdale as her child s father. In resisting their efforts to uncover him, Hester states to the clergy: I
might endure his agony, as well as mine! (Hawthorne 63). Here, her loyalty is greatly supplemented
by her willingness to suffer in place
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The Buddha s Charter Of Free Inquiry
Many people have participated in the discussion regarding the Kālāma Sutta. Unfortunately, a bundle
of people only focus on a single passage and misrepresent the whole sutta. More details of this will be
explored further in the later section, Buddhism and Authority.
In The Buddha s Charter of Free Inquiry Soma Thera says that the Kālāma Sutta is teaching to the
Kālāmas but is also an incentive of free inquiry. The teaching is exemption from the authoritative
dogmas, intolerance and personal interest. He further insisted that if one were to discern the discourse
correctly, wisdom is processed throughout. The sutta, he said, is very obvious in rejecting the bad and
adopting the good way... the place of critical examination and analysis in the development of right
vision. Buddha s insight into the matter of judgment is beyond our normal understanding. As the four
solaces show that a noble life is not about faith in rebirth and retribution. Instead, it is about happiness
of the mind by conquering our own avarice, enmity, and ignorance. Basically, the teaching is for
everyone.
Soma Thera concluded his essay by citing a short conversation between Moncure D. Conway and
Ponnambalam Ramanathan, who follow different faiths but come together and listen to the discourse
of the Kālāmas and profess this good doctrine is essential to humanity development.
However, scholar and monastic Bhikkhu Bodhi has a different perspective on the Kālāma Sutta. In his
essay A Look at the Kalama
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Many people have participated in the discussion regarding the Kālāma Sutta. Unfortunately, a bundle
of people only focus on a single passage and misrepresent the whole sutta. More details of this will be
explored further in the later section, Buddhism and Authority.
In The Buddha s Charter of Free Inquiry Soma Thera says that the Kālāma Sutta is teaching to the
Kālāmas but is also an incentive of free inquiry. The teaching is exemption from the authoritative
dogmas, intolerance and personal interest. He further insisted that if one were to discern the discourse
correctly, wisdom is processed throughout. The sutta, he said, is very obvious in rejecting the bad and
adopting the good way... the place of critical examination and analysis in the development of right
vision. Buddha s insight into the matter of judgment is beyond our normal understanding. As the four
solaces show that a noble life is not about faith in rebirth and retribution. Instead, it is about happiness
of the mind by conquering our own avarice, enmity, and ignorance. Basically, the teaching is for
everyone.
Soma Thera concluded his essay by citing a short conversation between Moncure D. Conway and
Ponnambalam Ramanathan, who follow different faiths but come together and listen to the discourse
of the Kālāmas and profess this good doctrine is essential to humanity development.
However, scholar and monastic Bhikkhu Bodhi has a different perspective on the Kālāma Sutta. In his
essay A Look at the Kalama
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Impact Of Inductive Bible Study Method On Christians
IMPACT OF INDUCTIVE BIBLE STUDY METHOD ON CHRISTIANS; A CASE STUDY OF
NIGERIA FELLOWSHIP OF EVANGELICAL STUDENTS (NIFES), UNIVERSITY OF
AGRICULTURE MAKURDI.
TIZA MICHAEL Post Graduate Student, Masters of Ministry, Bible University. Canada.
Email [email protected]
OKORODE JEREMIAH Training Secretary, Nigeria Fellowship of Evangelical Students (NIFES)
Makurdi Zone.
Email [email protected]
ABSTRACT
This research work is geared at attempting to point out the impact of inductive bible study on
Christians using NIFES group in University of Agriculture as a typical case study, this work was done
with the use of questionnaires, primary data was collected from the field, analysed, interpreted and
discussed in the content of this work. The total number of questionnaire received were 128. The data
was received from Nigeria fellowship of evangelical students (NIFES) University of Agriculture
Makurdi. The result shows that at least 58% of the students study their bibles at least once in a day,
37% twice or more a day and 5% do not study at all. At least 44% verify what they hear from bible
discussions, about 34% have never heard of inductive Bible study, about 30% of those who had heard
before heard in NIFES weekly fellowship meetings, 27% heard from special programmes organised
by NIFES and 9% heard from their local churches. According to the results, 65% study their Bibles
inductively,87% affirmed they get inspiration from Inductive Bible study while 83% showed they
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IMPACT OF INDUCTIVE BIBLE STUDY METHOD ON CHRISTIANS; A CASE STUDY OF
NIGERIA FELLOWSHIP OF EVANGELICAL STUDENTS (NIFES), UNIVERSITY OF
AGRICULTURE MAKURDI.
TIZA MICHAEL Post Graduate Student, Masters of Ministry, Bible University. Canada.
Email [email protected]
OKORODE JEREMIAH Training Secretary, Nigeria Fellowship of Evangelical Students (NIFES)
Makurdi Zone.
Email [email protected]
ABSTRACT
This research work is geared at attempting to point out the impact of inductive bible study on
Christians using NIFES group in University of Agriculture as a typical case study, this work was done
with the use of questionnaires, primary data was collected from the field, analysed, interpreted and
discussed in the content of this work. The total number of questionnaire received were 128. The data
was received from Nigeria fellowship of evangelical students (NIFES) University of Agriculture
Makurdi. The result shows that at least 58% of the students study their bibles at least once in a day,
37% twice or more a day and 5% do not study at all. At least 44% verify what they hear from bible
discussions, about 34% have never heard of inductive Bible study, about 30% of those who had heard
before heard in NIFES weekly fellowship meetings, 27% heard from special programmes organised
by NIFES and 9% heard from their local churches. According to the results, 65% study their Bibles
inductively,87% affirmed they get inspiration from Inductive Bible study while 83% showed they
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Computer Science That Has Evolved From Pattern Recognition...
Machine Learning is a sub discipline of Computer Science that has evolved from Pattern Recognition
and Computational Learning Theory. ML is akin to Data Mining in the sense that both approaches
look for patterns in the data set and while the former trains the program to better its understanding, the
latter focuses on extraction of data for human comprehension. A typical application employing ML
would involve the design and construction of an algorithm where the program is trained through huge
samples of historical data to create a model. This model is later utilized on real time data sets to
predict what happens next. While Machine Learning itself has been around for decades, it has found
itself into reckoning with the advent of Big ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amazon Web Services S3 or Microsoft s Azure are few amongst the various cloud services currently
available that allow users to store massive amounts data at unbelievably low costs.
With massive data at disposal comes the huge potential to analyze this data to draw inferences or
predict future events. But why exactly is Machine Learning moving to the cloud? A compelling reason
to move to the cloud would be the varying computational requirements in the ML lifecycle. The
process of training/ retraining your model requires enormous computation power and resources, while
the process of utilizing your trained models does not require any resources. The varying workload of
the ML lifecycle makes it an ideal candidate for the cloud. Cloud Computing is a powerful technology
that allows complex computations on massive scale data by eliminating the need to maintain dedicated
storage space or maintain expensive hardware. Also it follows intuitively to train your models in the
cloud where the data is stored. Prior to the advent of cloud based ML platforms, the only way to do
advanced analytics was to purchase packages such as SAS or IBM s SPSS or resort to tools like R.
The cloud based platforms make Machine Learning more accessible to a large group of users who
intend to deploy predictive models in order to enhance their products or services.
Cloud based Machine Learning Services:
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Machine Learning is a sub discipline of Computer Science that has evolved from Pattern Recognition
and Computational Learning Theory. ML is akin to Data Mining in the sense that both approaches
look for patterns in the data set and while the former trains the program to better its understanding, the
latter focuses on extraction of data for human comprehension. A typical application employing ML
would involve the design and construction of an algorithm where the program is trained through huge
samples of historical data to create a model. This model is later utilized on real time data sets to
predict what happens next. While Machine Learning itself has been around for decades, it has found
itself into reckoning with the advent of Big ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amazon Web Services S3 or Microsoft s Azure are few amongst the various cloud services currently
available that allow users to store massive amounts data at unbelievably low costs.
With massive data at disposal comes the huge potential to analyze this data to draw inferences or
predict future events. But why exactly is Machine Learning moving to the cloud? A compelling reason
to move to the cloud would be the varying computational requirements in the ML lifecycle. The
process of training/ retraining your model requires enormous computation power and resources, while
the process of utilizing your trained models does not require any resources. The varying workload of
the ML lifecycle makes it an ideal candidate for the cloud. Cloud Computing is a powerful technology
that allows complex computations on massive scale data by eliminating the need to maintain dedicated
storage space or maintain expensive hardware. Also it follows intuitively to train your models in the
cloud where the data is stored. Prior to the advent of cloud based ML platforms, the only way to do
advanced analytics was to purchase packages such as SAS or IBM s SPSS or resort to tools like R.
The cloud based platforms make Machine Learning more accessible to a large group of users who
intend to deploy predictive models in order to enhance their products or services.
Cloud based Machine Learning Services:
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The Gargoyle By Andrew Davidson Analysis
If I jump, I thought, I lose this. I lose my nerves and my hair and my health and my beauty. My fingers
and penis will recede again. My face will become weathered granite. My lips will wither, and my
voice will be ground back into sharp ugly bits. I ll become the gargoyle again, but this time by my
own choice. (Davidson 314). In the story of The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson, it contains the very
valuable and meaningful lessons that those can be huge impact on every others and eventually can
change the world we are lived in. This quote is from when the moment of decision is made on the cliff
by the narrator, he decides to confront his brutal reality and try his best to survive in the most
desperate situation; most importantly, his decision would not be made without the continuous help of
Marianne Engel. When I was in the depression for very long time after losing significant amount of
valuable elements in my life such as money, time, relationship, and more, the one approached to me
with a helping hand, who gave me the motivation to face the reality and survive. Even it seemed like I
lost everything, actuality is that as long as I do not give up, I am alive. Thus, I choose this quote
because the thought of the main character perfectly matches with my previous experiences and
thoughts. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their imperfection and losing their ultimate goal after four years of training, cannot make them to
ignore the one who needs help and to give up on their game. The photo makes me feel very small and
embarrassing by thinking how selfish I has been. I always has been working on achieving my own
goal for myself with the excuse that I m too busy to help others because myself is on the priority list
after all; however, I ends up with the conclusion that you can always help other no
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If I jump, I thought, I lose this. I lose my nerves and my hair and my health and my beauty. My fingers
and penis will recede again. My face will become weathered granite. My lips will wither, and my
voice will be ground back into sharp ugly bits. I ll become the gargoyle again, but this time by my
own choice. (Davidson 314). In the story of The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson, it contains the very
valuable and meaningful lessons that those can be huge impact on every others and eventually can
change the world we are lived in. This quote is from when the moment of decision is made on the cliff
by the narrator, he decides to confront his brutal reality and try his best to survive in the most
desperate situation; most importantly, his decision would not be made without the continuous help of
Marianne Engel. When I was in the depression for very long time after losing significant amount of
valuable elements in my life such as money, time, relationship, and more, the one approached to me
with a helping hand, who gave me the motivation to face the reality and survive. Even it seemed like I
lost everything, actuality is that as long as I do not give up, I am alive. Thus, I choose this quote
because the thought of the main character perfectly matches with my previous experiences and
thoughts. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their imperfection and losing their ultimate goal after four years of training, cannot make them to
ignore the one who needs help and to give up on their game. The photo makes me feel very small and
embarrassing by thinking how selfish I has been. I always has been working on achieving my own
goal for myself with the excuse that I m too busy to help others because myself is on the priority list
after all; however, I ends up with the conclusion that you can always help other no
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Showboat
This paper is a critique of a production of Show Boat, a musical classic with compositions by Jerome
Kern and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, which was performed and produced by NETworks
Presentations LLC at Emens Auditorium on the 14th of February 2001. Clayton Phillips, the director
of the production, attempted to test the waters of racial discrimination by exploring controversial
themes such as prejudice and interracial relationships. Show Boat takes an enlightened approach to
ethnic controversy by using both music and drama to express the feelings and hopes of the characters
to the audience. Even though I enjoyed the production, I felt that it was lacking in terms of its plot and
may have overused its melodic reprises. However, Show ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The scenes and props complimented the attire of the performers, blending together create a
magnificent display. The scenery was realistic enough to afford the viewer an escape into depths of the
show. The setting was beautiful and the structures almost lifelike, excepting the absence of a front
screen door. It seems that almost all plays and television shows I have viewed neglect this detail. The
stage lighting played a key role in the show by setting the mood of the performance during soulful,
pensive songs. In contrast, the lighting proved to be a detriment by overbearing the performance of the
artists, in that one s attention was drawn to the glare of extreme quantities of makeup rather than the
actions of the characters. This was most notable during the final portions of the production.
The entertainers gave their characters genuine life through their gestures, attitude and charm. Even the
way the voices led one to believe that the characters were actually presenting their own thoughts and
ideas, not those of fictional characters. During the play, the voices of the performers were quite
audible, excepting certain musical presentations when the lyrics of the songs were at points nearly
indiscernible. Even with consideration given to this technical glitch, the sound quality was quite
agreeable and the songs enjoyable. The voices of the performers were strong
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This paper is a critique of a production of Show Boat, a musical classic with compositions by Jerome
Kern and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, which was performed and produced by NETworks
Presentations LLC at Emens Auditorium on the 14th of February 2001. Clayton Phillips, the director
of the production, attempted to test the waters of racial discrimination by exploring controversial
themes such as prejudice and interracial relationships. Show Boat takes an enlightened approach to
ethnic controversy by using both music and drama to express the feelings and hopes of the characters
to the audience. Even though I enjoyed the production, I felt that it was lacking in terms of its plot and
may have overused its melodic reprises. However, Show ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The scenes and props complimented the attire of the performers, blending together create a
magnificent display. The scenery was realistic enough to afford the viewer an escape into depths of the
show. The setting was beautiful and the structures almost lifelike, excepting the absence of a front
screen door. It seems that almost all plays and television shows I have viewed neglect this detail. The
stage lighting played a key role in the show by setting the mood of the performance during soulful,
pensive songs. In contrast, the lighting proved to be a detriment by overbearing the performance of the
artists, in that one s attention was drawn to the glare of extreme quantities of makeup rather than the
actions of the characters. This was most notable during the final portions of the production.
The entertainers gave their characters genuine life through their gestures, attitude and charm. Even the
way the voices led one to believe that the characters were actually presenting their own thoughts and
ideas, not those of fictional characters. During the play, the voices of the performers were quite
audible, excepting certain musical presentations when the lyrics of the songs were at points nearly
indiscernible. Even with consideration given to this technical glitch, the sound quality was quite
agreeable and the songs enjoyable. The voices of the performers were strong
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Similarities And Differences Between The Mesoamerica And...
Mesoamerica have been connected the North and South America culturally and geographically
throughout the history. Mesoamerican culture and aspects heavily influenced southwestern United
States, being the frontier borderline between North America and Mesoamerica. It is very important to
study the relationship between the Mesoamerica and American Southwest because American
Southwest contains various elements of Mesoamerican culture and this provides fundamental
information about human behaviors, history, interactions, and tradition in America. Our group has
selected Agriculture, Architecture, Religion, and Trade as our categories to analyze the relationship
between American southwest and Mesoamerica. Fair trade, we will focus on scarlet macaws and how
it got traded from Mesoamerica in the American southwest and its significance. For architecture, we
will compare the ball courts of Hohokam and that of Mesoamerica. Significance of ball courts and
how it got introduced into the American southwest from Mesoamerica will be discussed as well.
Religion will be analyzed by focusing on the cosmological beliefs of both groups and the similarities
and differences between Mesoamerican cosmology and American southwest cosmology.
My focus is on the agriculture and maize domestication of both areas. Maize was first domesticated in
Mesoamerica, southern Mexico about 9000 years ago and dispersed into the southwestern United
States during the late middle archaic period.
This paper will
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Mesoamerica have been connected the North and South America culturally and geographically
throughout the history. Mesoamerican culture and aspects heavily influenced southwestern United
States, being the frontier borderline between North America and Mesoamerica. It is very important to
study the relationship between the Mesoamerica and American Southwest because American
Southwest contains various elements of Mesoamerican culture and this provides fundamental
information about human behaviors, history, interactions, and tradition in America. Our group has
selected Agriculture, Architecture, Religion, and Trade as our categories to analyze the relationship
between American southwest and Mesoamerica. Fair trade, we will focus on scarlet macaws and how
it got traded from Mesoamerica in the American southwest and its significance. For architecture, we
will compare the ball courts of Hohokam and that of Mesoamerica. Significance of ball courts and
how it got introduced into the American southwest from Mesoamerica will be discussed as well.
Religion will be analyzed by focusing on the cosmological beliefs of both groups and the similarities
and differences between Mesoamerican cosmology and American southwest cosmology.
My focus is on the agriculture and maize domestication of both areas. Maize was first domesticated in
Mesoamerica, southern Mexico about 9000 years ago and dispersed into the southwestern United
States during the late middle archaic period.
This paper will
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Challenges Facing Sports Facilities Managers
Challenges Facing Sports Facility Managers Planning and managing a sport venue during any event
can be challenging even to the most seasoned facility managers. There are many factors that a facility
manager must consider in order to ensure the event is a success. Success of an event can be measured
in many ways across a wide array of topics; two of which are crowd management and alcohol
management. Having a solid plan and operational controls in place for both can lead to a fun and safe
environment for all parties involved with any event.
Crowd Management Ammon and Southhall (2004) define crowd management as an organization tool
used to assist facility managers in providing a safe and enjoyable environment for their guests by
implementing facility/event policies and procedures (p. 145). Part of the process for ensuring a safe
event is to identify any foreseeable duties and to develop a plan.
Duties
One of the main responsibilities of a facility manager to control a crowd is to account for every
spectator that has entered into the facility. Facility managers should be able to anticipate and recognize
and potential crowd management problems. Movement throughout the facility is a major safety
concern and is just as important as the ingress and egress of patrons (Ammon et al, 2004, p. 145). It is
the facility manager s role to ensure vendors are not blocking emergency evacuation routes as well as
ensuring spectators are not loitering in aisles or thoroughfares. Prior
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Challenges Facing Sports Facility Managers Planning and managing a sport venue during any event
can be challenging even to the most seasoned facility managers. There are many factors that a facility
manager must consider in order to ensure the event is a success. Success of an event can be measured
in many ways across a wide array of topics; two of which are crowd management and alcohol
management. Having a solid plan and operational controls in place for both can lead to a fun and safe
environment for all parties involved with any event.
Crowd Management Ammon and Southhall (2004) define crowd management as an organization tool
used to assist facility managers in providing a safe and enjoyable environment for their guests by
implementing facility/event policies and procedures (p. 145). Part of the process for ensuring a safe
event is to identify any foreseeable duties and to develop a plan.
Duties
One of the main responsibilities of a facility manager to control a crowd is to account for every
spectator that has entered into the facility. Facility managers should be able to anticipate and recognize
and potential crowd management problems. Movement throughout the facility is a major safety
concern and is just as important as the ingress and egress of patrons (Ammon et al, 2004, p. 145). It is
the facility manager s role to ensure vendors are not blocking emergency evacuation routes as well as
ensuring spectators are not loitering in aisles or thoroughfares. Prior
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Difference Between Centralization And Decentralization
CENTRALIZATION AND DECENTRALIZATION QUAL8000 17S Sec1 Quality, Strategy and
Value Creation ASSIGNMENT BY SAITEJ BELLAMKONDA (7894140) EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY ➢ In this assignment, the concept of Centralization and Decentralization is explained in
a detailed manner and will be discussing about the centralization and decentralization impact on
organizational success. I will also explain my opinion regarding the choice between centralized or
decentralized organization in real life situations. ➢ Centralization is an old method and often used by
small organizations where the company is under the control of CEO and decisions are made by only
higher authority. ➢ Decentralization is the process where ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Small organizations often use this structure since the owner is responsible for the company s business
Success. ADVANTAGES: ➢ Centralized organizations can be extremely efficient regarding business
decisions. ➢ Business owners typically develop the company s mission and vision, and set objectives
for managers and employees to follow when achieving these goals. DECENTRALIZATION:
Decentralization is process of planning and decision making equally from low level managers to top
level managers as well as the head of the organization. The lower level employees also play a role in
planning and decision making. ADVANTAGES: ➢ Decentralization relieves the top executives
burden by performing various functions. ➢ Decentralization ensures better control and supervision as
the subordinates at the lowest levels will have the authority to make independent decisions. ➢ In
decentralization decision making is a quick process. SENARIO 1: An assumption is made that a large
organization has long and successful background of centralized organization in which I have selected
as a top level manager and decided to change the organization into decentralized
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CENTRALIZATION AND DECENTRALIZATION QUAL8000 17S Sec1 Quality, Strategy and
Value Creation ASSIGNMENT BY SAITEJ BELLAMKONDA (7894140) EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY ➢ In this assignment, the concept of Centralization and Decentralization is explained in
a detailed manner and will be discussing about the centralization and decentralization impact on
organizational success. I will also explain my opinion regarding the choice between centralized or
decentralized organization in real life situations. ➢ Centralization is an old method and often used by
small organizations where the company is under the control of CEO and decisions are made by only
higher authority. ➢ Decentralization is the process where ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Small organizations often use this structure since the owner is responsible for the company s business
Success. ADVANTAGES: ➢ Centralized organizations can be extremely efficient regarding business
decisions. ➢ Business owners typically develop the company s mission and vision, and set objectives
for managers and employees to follow when achieving these goals. DECENTRALIZATION:
Decentralization is process of planning and decision making equally from low level managers to top
level managers as well as the head of the organization. The lower level employees also play a role in
planning and decision making. ADVANTAGES: ➢ Decentralization relieves the top executives
burden by performing various functions. ➢ Decentralization ensures better control and supervision as
the subordinates at the lowest levels will have the authority to make independent decisions. ➢ In
decentralization decision making is a quick process. SENARIO 1: An assumption is made that a large
organization has long and successful background of centralized organization in which I have selected
as a top level manager and decided to change the organization into decentralized
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Essay On Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo was opened on November 8, 1899, with approximately 6,000 animals and about 100
exhibits and is still adding animals daily. The Bronx Zoo is a great place to visit. Animal lovers and
families should visit the Bronx zoo because of the exhibits, the fascinating animals, and the history
that makes it great.
To begin with, the Bronx Zoo is a place for people who love history. The zoo opened on November 8,
1899, and had 843 animals and 22 exhibits. The city gave 250 acres of land for the Bronx park to
make a zoo to preserving native animals and promoting zoology. (...)And the rest of the land was
previously owned by the prestigious Fordham University (History of the Bronx Zoo ). 265 acres of the
parkland is designed to replicate natural habit of animals. also, it includes the lot of building in the 18
19 century which add some historical value to the park. just the entrance of the zoo takes your breath
away. its decorated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to The Animals Facts Bronx Zoo opened in November 1899 with 6,000 animals housed in
22 exhibits (The Animal Facts Bronx Zoo`). The Bronx zoo is adding more and more animals daily
with their attempts to help rare species of animals breeding. While helping animals inside of the zoo.
One of the Bronx Zoo s well known animals includes Patty Cake the Gorilla the first gorilla born in
the captive in the Bronx Zoo. She became very famous and died at the age of 40 years old (York,
Agence France Presse in New). Another example of an animal that is special to the Bronx Zoo is the
Turquoise turtle which is rare and currently, the Bronx Zoo is breeding side of the Zoo. In efforts to
continue to expand the population of the turtle along with breeding them the Bronx Zoo staff are also
still trying to find more of them to bring to the Zoo to keep away from predators until they have a
larger population and are able to be released back into their natural
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The Bronx Zoo was opened on November 8, 1899, with approximately 6,000 animals and about 100
exhibits and is still adding animals daily. The Bronx Zoo is a great place to visit. Animal lovers and
families should visit the Bronx zoo because of the exhibits, the fascinating animals, and the history
that makes it great.
To begin with, the Bronx Zoo is a place for people who love history. The zoo opened on November 8,
1899, and had 843 animals and 22 exhibits. The city gave 250 acres of land for the Bronx park to
make a zoo to preserving native animals and promoting zoology. (...)And the rest of the land was
previously owned by the prestigious Fordham University (History of the Bronx Zoo ). 265 acres of the
parkland is designed to replicate natural habit of animals. also, it includes the lot of building in the 18
19 century which add some historical value to the park. just the entrance of the zoo takes your breath
away. its decorated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to The Animals Facts Bronx Zoo opened in November 1899 with 6,000 animals housed in
22 exhibits (The Animal Facts Bronx Zoo`). The Bronx zoo is adding more and more animals daily
with their attempts to help rare species of animals breeding. While helping animals inside of the zoo.
One of the Bronx Zoo s well known animals includes Patty Cake the Gorilla the first gorilla born in
the captive in the Bronx Zoo. She became very famous and died at the age of 40 years old (York,
Agence France Presse in New). Another example of an animal that is special to the Bronx Zoo is the
Turquoise turtle which is rare and currently, the Bronx Zoo is breeding side of the Zoo. In efforts to
continue to expand the population of the turtle along with breeding them the Bronx Zoo staff are also
still trying to find more of them to bring to the Zoo to keep away from predators until they have a
larger population and are able to be released back into their natural
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Analysis Of The Movie Crash
CRASH! This was the last sound Tim Horton heard before he crashed into the woods. His drunk body
made the violent rolling of the car feel like nothing. His mind still back at the bar, crying for a better
life. He wanted this attempt to be painless and quick, but was depressed to see his immaculated body
upside down in his turnovered car. The drunk had no more tears to shed, he had no screams to let out;
all he could do was hit his head against the seat. He wanted something to break ,but his mind made
him sleep. After he woke up he started to look at his surroundings. He was at awe at the serenity of the
forest at night and the fauna that are the denizens. He took off the seatbelt which made him fall into
the surrounding broken glass ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why are you making that fracas boy? Why bother an old man like that, don t you know Why on earth
are you bleeding? the western carped. Before Tim could respond, the old man sighed in anger and
disappeared into the dark innards of his home. He soon appeared with two brown plastic chairs in one
hand and in the other he had dirty bandages and a disinfecting spray.
Sit down, I can treat it. the man commanded as he placed down the seats.
Tim sat down with great haste, wishing for the pain to go away. The old man eventually followed.
So, tell me why on god s green earth you have this massive tear in your skin. What, you were playing
in the forest? Asked the elderly person. I.. I m Tim Horton, I accidently drove my car into a ditch near
this forest and got this. I went here to find help. Why is your gas station here? responded Tim. The
western stopped treating and then suddenly studied Horton s face for something, but Horton didn t
know what. Well, I m Mr.Grove. I decided to live in the forest where it is quite, instead with my
kindred in the noisy city. I bought the station because it was the cheapest close by. This station is a
facade, there is only my bed, bathroom and kitchen in there. I hunt for the food around me and drink
the water from the stream near by. Now, I have said the genesis of my life and now you should say
yours. What do you do? asked the old
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CRASH! This was the last sound Tim Horton heard before he crashed into the woods. His drunk body
made the violent rolling of the car feel like nothing. His mind still back at the bar, crying for a better
life. He wanted this attempt to be painless and quick, but was depressed to see his immaculated body
upside down in his turnovered car. The drunk had no more tears to shed, he had no screams to let out;
all he could do was hit his head against the seat. He wanted something to break ,but his mind made
him sleep. After he woke up he started to look at his surroundings. He was at awe at the serenity of the
forest at night and the fauna that are the denizens. He took off the seatbelt which made him fall into
the surrounding broken glass ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why are you making that fracas boy? Why bother an old man like that, don t you know Why on earth
are you bleeding? the western carped. Before Tim could respond, the old man sighed in anger and
disappeared into the dark innards of his home. He soon appeared with two brown plastic chairs in one
hand and in the other he had dirty bandages and a disinfecting spray.
Sit down, I can treat it. the man commanded as he placed down the seats.
Tim sat down with great haste, wishing for the pain to go away. The old man eventually followed.
So, tell me why on god s green earth you have this massive tear in your skin. What, you were playing
in the forest? Asked the elderly person. I.. I m Tim Horton, I accidently drove my car into a ditch near
this forest and got this. I went here to find help. Why is your gas station here? responded Tim. The
western stopped treating and then suddenly studied Horton s face for something, but Horton didn t
know what. Well, I m Mr.Grove. I decided to live in the forest where it is quite, instead with my
kindred in the noisy city. I bought the station because it was the cheapest close by. This station is a
facade, there is only my bed, bathroom and kitchen in there. I hunt for the food around me and drink
the water from the stream near by. Now, I have said the genesis of my life and now you should say
yours. What do you do? asked the old
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The Killer Angels Chapter Summary
The Killer Angels tell about the Battle of Gettysburg. When this battle ended, 51,000 men were dead,
wounded, or missing. All the characters are based off of real historical figures. The author uses the
characters and the plot effectively to contribute to the theme. The soldiers of the Confederacy and the
Union tended to diminish each other. General Robert E. Lee, Colonel Joshua L. Chamberlain, and
General James Longstreet were a few main characters throughout The Killer Angels. Robert Lee is the
commander of the Confederate Army. He has heart trouble which will eventually kill him so he is at
the end of his career. He holds the traditional way of combat. Joshua Chamberlain has a different view
than Lee and Longstreet. He left college at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He reminiscences about a discussion he had with a southern professor. This is evident that he himself
if divided. He has the belief that black deserve to be free. Chamberlain is troubled by the sense of
revulsion that he feels at the sight of a black man. [A]wake all night in front of Fredericksburg. We
attacked in the afternoon, just at dusk, and the stone wall was aflame from one end to the other, too
much smoke, couldn t see, the attack failed, couldn t withdraw, lay there all night in the dark, in the
cold among the wounded and dying. Piled up bodies in front of you to catch the bullets, using the dead
for a shield; remember the sound? Of bullets in dead bodies? . . . Remember the flap of a torn curtain
in a blasted window, fragment whispering in that awful breeze: never, forever, never, forever. (Shaara,
125 ). This quote was spoken by Chamberlain, it shows his impression of his early combat. He was a
citizen rather than a career soldier, unlike many other fighters. The professor argued with
Chamberlain, saying that blacks are subhuman. He disagrees with this accusation. However, when
seeing the injured black man, he notices what he thinks of as the man s animal like qualities and
wonders if the professor s purported subhuman view is
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The Killer Angels tell about the Battle of Gettysburg. When this battle ended, 51,000 men were dead,
wounded, or missing. All the characters are based off of real historical figures. The author uses the
characters and the plot effectively to contribute to the theme. The soldiers of the Confederacy and the
Union tended to diminish each other. General Robert E. Lee, Colonel Joshua L. Chamberlain, and
General James Longstreet were a few main characters throughout The Killer Angels. Robert Lee is the
commander of the Confederate Army. He has heart trouble which will eventually kill him so he is at
the end of his career. He holds the traditional way of combat. Joshua Chamberlain has a different view
than Lee and Longstreet. He left college at the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He reminiscences about a discussion he had with a southern professor. This is evident that he himself
if divided. He has the belief that black deserve to be free. Chamberlain is troubled by the sense of
revulsion that he feels at the sight of a black man. [A]wake all night in front of Fredericksburg. We
attacked in the afternoon, just at dusk, and the stone wall was aflame from one end to the other, too
much smoke, couldn t see, the attack failed, couldn t withdraw, lay there all night in the dark, in the
cold among the wounded and dying. Piled up bodies in front of you to catch the bullets, using the dead
for a shield; remember the sound? Of bullets in dead bodies? . . . Remember the flap of a torn curtain
in a blasted window, fragment whispering in that awful breeze: never, forever, never, forever. (Shaara,
125 ). This quote was spoken by Chamberlain, it shows his impression of his early combat. He was a
citizen rather than a career soldier, unlike many other fighters. The professor argued with
Chamberlain, saying that blacks are subhuman. He disagrees with this accusation. However, when
seeing the injured black man, he notices what he thinks of as the man s animal like qualities and
wonders if the professor s purported subhuman view is
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The United States Congress On The Rights Of The Child (...
The United States Senate should ratify the United Nation s human rights treaty, The Convention on the
Rights of the Child (CRC). The CRC is the most widely ratified human rights treaty with over 193
states parties ratifying it (unicef.org). The CRC was adopted by the UN General Assembly on
November 20th, 1989 and promotes the rights of children worldwide (childrightscampaign.org). The
treaty recognizes that children have certain unalienable rights. These rights are to develop physically,
mentally, and socially to their fullest potential (ohchr.org). These rights also include the ability to
express their opinions freely and to participate in decisions affecting their future (ohchr.org).
Ultimately, these rights are to be granted to all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Protecting State Sovereignty The concern of the US government being undermined by a UN
committee should be nonexistent. The United States Supreme Court s decision in 1957 ruled that no
international law could override the country s Constitution (oyez.org). After the case, Reid v Court,
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black stated The United States is entirely a creature of the Constitution.
Its power and authority have no other source...When the Government reaches out to punish a citizen
who is abroad, the shield which the Bill of Rights and other parts of the Constitution provide to protect
his life and liberty should not be stripped away just because he happens to be in another land.
This decision results in the CRC not having any overriding power to the rights given and protected by
the Constitution. The United States executive branch also gave its signature of approval and support of
the CRC in 1995 (Bova 174). In sum, the United States government would still be in complete control
of its laws and citizens. Although, states that have ratified the treaty are required to to report to the UN
Committee on the Rights of the Child every five years, the United States has been doing so since 2003
when it ratified the two aforementioned explicit protocols of the CRC. Neither the CRC committee
nor the
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The United States Senate should ratify the United Nation s human rights treaty, The Convention on the
Rights of the Child (CRC). The CRC is the most widely ratified human rights treaty with over 193
states parties ratifying it (unicef.org). The CRC was adopted by the UN General Assembly on
November 20th, 1989 and promotes the rights of children worldwide (childrightscampaign.org). The
treaty recognizes that children have certain unalienable rights. These rights are to develop physically,
mentally, and socially to their fullest potential (ohchr.org). These rights also include the ability to
express their opinions freely and to participate in decisions affecting their future (ohchr.org).
Ultimately, these rights are to be granted to all ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Protecting State Sovereignty The concern of the US government being undermined by a UN
committee should be nonexistent. The United States Supreme Court s decision in 1957 ruled that no
international law could override the country s Constitution (oyez.org). After the case, Reid v Court,
Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black stated The United States is entirely a creature of the Constitution.
Its power and authority have no other source...When the Government reaches out to punish a citizen
who is abroad, the shield which the Bill of Rights and other parts of the Constitution provide to protect
his life and liberty should not be stripped away just because he happens to be in another land.
This decision results in the CRC not having any overriding power to the rights given and protected by
the Constitution. The United States executive branch also gave its signature of approval and support of
the CRC in 1995 (Bova 174). In sum, the United States government would still be in complete control
of its laws and citizens. Although, states that have ratified the treaty are required to to report to the UN
Committee on the Rights of the Child every five years, the United States has been doing so since 2003
when it ratified the two aforementioned explicit protocols of the CRC. Neither the CRC committee
nor the
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Women In James Bond Films
Women are deemed as a minority yet make up 51% of the world population and in 2014 made up only
12% of protagonists in films. And that is just on screen, the percentage decreases as you go farther and
farther into behind the scenes positions such as directors, cinematographers, and writers. Add race and
ethnicity and those characters percentages decline even more (Lauzen, 2015.) Women in film and
television are often portrayed with emphasis based on their body type and in advertisement are largely
objectified. The large objectification and misrepresentation of women in the media has led to an offset
psychological view of women from growing up to adulthood. The constant portrayal of women as an
assistant or helper in prominent is the popular James Bond films. The main goal for bond girls as they
are called is to distract, tempt, or assist, Bond in whatever his mission may be. It is important to note
that there had been Bond ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of my early memories are filled with what I like to call kid novelas which were essentially
Spanish soap operas for kids. These novelas had many female characters,actually, all of the leads in
the novelas I personally watched were female and around the age I was at the time which was around
9 to 13. I was very lucky to be a 9 to 13 year old at the time I was because that was when Disney
Channel and Nickelodeon had many female led television shows such as That s so Raven, Lizzie
Maguire and Wizards of Waverly place. Wizards of Waverly place was a show about a Mexican
American family where the three kids were wizards. It was not an entirely American show or an
entirely Mexican show, I saw myself in the female protagonist as she was a Mexican American just
like me and at 11 years old seeing yourself on television and film is so
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Women are deemed as a minority yet make up 51% of the world population and in 2014 made up only
12% of protagonists in films. And that is just on screen, the percentage decreases as you go farther and
farther into behind the scenes positions such as directors, cinematographers, and writers. Add race and
ethnicity and those characters percentages decline even more (Lauzen, 2015.) Women in film and
television are often portrayed with emphasis based on their body type and in advertisement are largely
objectified. The large objectification and misrepresentation of women in the media has led to an offset
psychological view of women from growing up to adulthood. The constant portrayal of women as an
assistant or helper in prominent is the popular James Bond films. The main goal for bond girls as they
are called is to distract, tempt, or assist, Bond in whatever his mission may be. It is important to note
that there had been Bond ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of my early memories are filled with what I like to call kid novelas which were essentially
Spanish soap operas for kids. These novelas had many female characters,actually, all of the leads in
the novelas I personally watched were female and around the age I was at the time which was around
9 to 13. I was very lucky to be a 9 to 13 year old at the time I was because that was when Disney
Channel and Nickelodeon had many female led television shows such as That s so Raven, Lizzie
Maguire and Wizards of Waverly place. Wizards of Waverly place was a show about a Mexican
American family where the three kids were wizards. It was not an entirely American show or an
entirely Mexican show, I saw myself in the female protagonist as she was a Mexican American just
like me and at 11 years old seeing yourself on television and film is so
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Social Conflict In Shantata ! The Court Is In Session
Shantata! Court Chalu Ahe (Silence! The Court is in Session, 1967) was his first play in which he
marked out as a rebel against the established values of the society. This play combines social criticism
with the tragedy of an individual victimized by society. The play represents the mental conflict of the
protagonist, Miss Leela Benare who appears during the mock trial as an accused. The plot of the play
revolves round the trial of Miss Benare. Her role eclipses the roles of her male counterparts. In love,
she is cheated twice; first by her maternal uncle and later by Prof. Damle, her loving companion.
However, in the first event, the guilt passes unnoticed and hence, unpunished. But, in the other one,
she is caught in a trap, through the cruel ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He belongs not only to the late 18th century Peshwa regime but can be seen in any period of human
history and in any corner of the globe. His rise and growth to power from Savaldas to the most
controversial Kotwal of Poona is symbolic of the magnitude of corruption in our society. So, the
incident in the play is historical but the way in which it is treated renders it universal. According to
Girish Karnad, ...in Ghashiram Kotwal, Tendulkar uses Dashavatara a traditional semi classical form,
11 and likens Ghashiram to the legendary giant Bhasmasura, who threatens to destroy his own creator.
In A Friend s Story (1981), Tendulkar uses his pen to investigate the crisis of the community of
homosexuals who are treated as sick and immoral in a society that only accepts and permits sex
relationship among the heteros. The play A Friend s Story is based on Tendulkar s story Mitra that was
written in the mid 50s. It was based on the life of a girl who lived in Pune. Tendulkar, in this play, for
the first time introduces the homosexual relationship. In the framework of this unusual mode of
relationship, Tendulkar explores
violence, sensuality, wickedness that resides in human nature. (Wadikar: 54)
The play focuses upon the struggle of a young girl Sumitra who defies the traditional feminine roles
and maintains masculine ways of living. She suffers from
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Shantata! Court Chalu Ahe (Silence! The Court is in Session, 1967) was his first play in which he
marked out as a rebel against the established values of the society. This play combines social criticism
with the tragedy of an individual victimized by society. The play represents the mental conflict of the
protagonist, Miss Leela Benare who appears during the mock trial as an accused. The plot of the play
revolves round the trial of Miss Benare. Her role eclipses the roles of her male counterparts. In love,
she is cheated twice; first by her maternal uncle and later by Prof. Damle, her loving companion.
However, in the first event, the guilt passes unnoticed and hence, unpunished. But, in the other one,
she is caught in a trap, through the cruel ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He belongs not only to the late 18th century Peshwa regime but can be seen in any period of human
history and in any corner of the globe. His rise and growth to power from Savaldas to the most
controversial Kotwal of Poona is symbolic of the magnitude of corruption in our society. So, the
incident in the play is historical but the way in which it is treated renders it universal. According to
Girish Karnad, ...in Ghashiram Kotwal, Tendulkar uses Dashavatara a traditional semi classical form,
11 and likens Ghashiram to the legendary giant Bhasmasura, who threatens to destroy his own creator.
In A Friend s Story (1981), Tendulkar uses his pen to investigate the crisis of the community of
homosexuals who are treated as sick and immoral in a society that only accepts and permits sex
relationship among the heteros. The play A Friend s Story is based on Tendulkar s story Mitra that was
written in the mid 50s. It was based on the life of a girl who lived in Pune. Tendulkar, in this play, for
the first time introduces the homosexual relationship. In the framework of this unusual mode of
relationship, Tendulkar explores
violence, sensuality, wickedness that resides in human nature. (Wadikar: 54)
The play focuses upon the struggle of a young girl Sumitra who defies the traditional feminine roles
and maintains masculine ways of living. She suffers from
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Who Is Petruchio In The Taming Of The Shrew
While the conclusion of The Taming of the Shrew seems to suggest that Kate s opinionated, obstinate
behavior has been subdued by Petruchio, further in depth analysis of her character reveals that she is
merely acting as the stereotypical submissive wife. The entire plot of this comedy revolves around the
challenge of finding a husband for Katherine the wild hawk and is driven by the recurring themes of
deceit and trickery (18). For example, Lucentio disguises himself as the schoolteacher Cambio to
become closer to and woo Bianca. Hortensio, also hoping to win Bianca s hand, plays the role as the
music teacher Litio. Arriving in Padua seeking a wealthy wife, Petruchio assumes several personas to
wed Katherine and tame her wild behavior. Each character ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
While traveling to Baptista s residence, Petruchio comments on how the moon is bright, even though
it is clearly the sun. Despite Katherine s protests, Petruchio refuses to correct himself and insists on
returning home until she agrees with him. She pleads, Forward, I pray, since we have come so far, And
it be the moon, or sun or what you please...Henceforth I vow it shall be so for me (62). Katherine does
not truly believe Petruchio. The primary reason she has chosen to be submissive to him is to avoid his
cruel punishments when she does not comply with his decisions. After experiencing his abuse, she
realizes that her life benefits more when acting as the dutiful wife. Thus, Katherine conceals her true
independent character. By the conclusion of the play, none of the characters are persuaded that
Katherine has been tamed. Lucentio proclaims in the final line, Tis a wonder, by your leaue, she will
be tam d so (75). Lucentio doubts Petruchio s methods were truly successful in transforming her into
the passive
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While the conclusion of The Taming of the Shrew seems to suggest that Kate s opinionated, obstinate
behavior has been subdued by Petruchio, further in depth analysis of her character reveals that she is
merely acting as the stereotypical submissive wife. The entire plot of this comedy revolves around the
challenge of finding a husband for Katherine the wild hawk and is driven by the recurring themes of
deceit and trickery (18). For example, Lucentio disguises himself as the schoolteacher Cambio to
become closer to and woo Bianca. Hortensio, also hoping to win Bianca s hand, plays the role as the
music teacher Litio. Arriving in Padua seeking a wealthy wife, Petruchio assumes several personas to
wed Katherine and tame her wild behavior. Each character ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
While traveling to Baptista s residence, Petruchio comments on how the moon is bright, even though
it is clearly the sun. Despite Katherine s protests, Petruchio refuses to correct himself and insists on
returning home until she agrees with him. She pleads, Forward, I pray, since we have come so far, And
it be the moon, or sun or what you please...Henceforth I vow it shall be so for me (62). Katherine does
not truly believe Petruchio. The primary reason she has chosen to be submissive to him is to avoid his
cruel punishments when she does not comply with his decisions. After experiencing his abuse, she
realizes that her life benefits more when acting as the dutiful wife. Thus, Katherine conceals her true
independent character. By the conclusion of the play, none of the characters are persuaded that
Katherine has been tamed. Lucentio proclaims in the final line, Tis a wonder, by your leaue, she will
be tam d so (75). Lucentio doubts Petruchio s methods were truly successful in transforming her into
the passive
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Case Study Of PETRONAS
Introduction PETRONAS, short for Petroliam Nasional Berhad, is a Malaysian oil and gas company
that was founded on 17 August 1974. Wholly owned by the Government of Malaysia, the corporation
is vested with the entire oil and gas resources in Malaysia and is entrusted with the responsibility of
developing and adding value to these resources. PETRONAS is ranked among Fortune Global 500 s
largest corporations in the world. Fortune ranks PETRONAS as the 75th largest company in the world
in 2013. It also ranks PETRONAS as the 12th most profitable company in the world and the most
profitable in Asia. Since its incorporation, PETRONAS has grown to be an integrated international oil
and gas company with business interests in 35 countries. As of the end of March 2005, the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
National And International Trade Antitrust /Competition law a) Ensure that your actions towards
business partners competitors and governmental authorities at all times reflect fair and proper business
practices and are in compliance with the laws and regulations governing free and fair competition and
monopolies. you are obligated to comply with the PETRONAS Competition Guidelines as in effect
for your jurisdiction from time to time. b) It is PETRONAS policy that an employee participating in
the violation of competition rules will be punished for any misconduct. Any behaviour even
suggestive of illegal anticompetitive activity is against PETRONAS policy and any employee
engaging in such conduct should expect to face disciplinary action by PETRONAS. Export and Import
Controls, International Boycotts and economic sactions programmes a) In this regard, if you are
involved with imports or exports, you must have proper authorisation from your Head of Department
before exporting or importing goods, technology, software, or services across national borders for or
on behalf of PETRONAS. b) You must not bring restricted goods into a country without declaring
them and you must not import prohibited
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Introduction PETRONAS, short for Petroliam Nasional Berhad, is a Malaysian oil and gas company
that was founded on 17 August 1974. Wholly owned by the Government of Malaysia, the corporation
is vested with the entire oil and gas resources in Malaysia and is entrusted with the responsibility of
developing and adding value to these resources. PETRONAS is ranked among Fortune Global 500 s
largest corporations in the world. Fortune ranks PETRONAS as the 75th largest company in the world
in 2013. It also ranks PETRONAS as the 12th most profitable company in the world and the most
profitable in Asia. Since its incorporation, PETRONAS has grown to be an integrated international oil
and gas company with business interests in 35 countries. As of the end of March 2005, the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
National And International Trade Antitrust /Competition law a) Ensure that your actions towards
business partners competitors and governmental authorities at all times reflect fair and proper business
practices and are in compliance with the laws and regulations governing free and fair competition and
monopolies. you are obligated to comply with the PETRONAS Competition Guidelines as in effect
for your jurisdiction from time to time. b) It is PETRONAS policy that an employee participating in
the violation of competition rules will be punished for any misconduct. Any behaviour even
suggestive of illegal anticompetitive activity is against PETRONAS policy and any employee
engaging in such conduct should expect to face disciplinary action by PETRONAS. Export and Import
Controls, International Boycotts and economic sactions programmes a) In this regard, if you are
involved with imports or exports, you must have proper authorisation from your Head of Department
before exporting or importing goods, technology, software, or services across national borders for or
on behalf of PETRONAS. b) You must not bring restricted goods into a country without declaring
them and you must not import prohibited
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Bench Press is one of the three work outs we will be...
Bench Press is one of the three work outs we will be discussing in the manual. Out of the three work
outs covered in this manual (performed at the PSU Abington gym) bench press, deadlift, and squat
bench press is the hardest to fully master. This work out will test upper body strength and power.
There are benefits from mastering or trying to master bench press: Bench press helps the upper body
gain muscle and get stronger. Finding a technique that works the best can make benching much easier
for the lifter. People who bench press with the wrong technique will lead to injuries. Injuries can take
time to heal, some people might take up to one week to heal. With the right instructions and technique
there will be no major injuries while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some reasons why injuries occur is because of poor positioning and poor training.
Some quick tips:
Improve bench press technique
Fix posture
Balance muscle
Neck: Make sure lower back and neck are supported properly. Avoid exercises that require arms to go
above the head. Strengthen upper back and improve posture when working out. Make sure to stop any
exercises that causes pain in the neck. Take frequent breaks when this happens and stretch frequently.
Some quick tips:
Stretch neck
Do not raise arms above head
Strengthen muscle around shoulder blade
Instructions for performing a Bench Press
While it is true that it is a great exercise, the bench press isn t the best choice for many lifters and,
unfortunately, the majority don t know how to actually perform it correctly (Smith). Some people do
not know how to bench press correctly. When it is done wrong then there will be serious injuries.
IMPORTANT: Always have a spotter when doing bench press. A spotter is someone who stands
behind and watches the person bench. They also make sure that the person is able to lift that much
amount of weight and if the person cannot lift that amount of weight then the spotter will help the
person. The spotter is there to make sure the person on the bench does not get stuck or fails to finish.
These instructions will help people fully understand how to bench press
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bench Press is one of the three work outs we will be discussing in the manual. Out of the three work
outs covered in this manual (performed at the PSU Abington gym) bench press, deadlift, and squat
bench press is the hardest to fully master. This work out will test upper body strength and power.
There are benefits from mastering or trying to master bench press: Bench press helps the upper body
gain muscle and get stronger. Finding a technique that works the best can make benching much easier
for the lifter. People who bench press with the wrong technique will lead to injuries. Injuries can take
time to heal, some people might take up to one week to heal. With the right instructions and technique
there will be no major injuries while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some reasons why injuries occur is because of poor positioning and poor training.
Some quick tips:
Improve bench press technique
Fix posture
Balance muscle
Neck: Make sure lower back and neck are supported properly. Avoid exercises that require arms to go
above the head. Strengthen upper back and improve posture when working out. Make sure to stop any
exercises that causes pain in the neck. Take frequent breaks when this happens and stretch frequently.
Some quick tips:
Stretch neck
Do not raise arms above head
Strengthen muscle around shoulder blade
Instructions for performing a Bench Press
While it is true that it is a great exercise, the bench press isn t the best choice for many lifters and,
unfortunately, the majority don t know how to actually perform it correctly (Smith). Some people do
not know how to bench press correctly. When it is done wrong then there will be serious injuries.
IMPORTANT: Always have a spotter when doing bench press. A spotter is someone who stands
behind and watches the person bench. They also make sure that the person is able to lift that much
amount of weight and if the person cannot lift that amount of weight then the spotter will help the
person. The spotter is there to make sure the person on the bench does not get stuck or fails to finish.
These instructions will help people fully understand how to bench press
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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