Class 2 English Grammar Chapter 17 Essays Writing
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Collegiate Level And Entering The Nba Draft
In the summer of 2006, the NBA instituted the one and done rule prohibiting high school graduated
from bypassing the collegiate level and entering the NBA Draft. To be more specific, this rule states
that high school graduates will gain eligibility for the draft, one year after their high school graduation
as long as they turn 19 years old by the end of the calendar year. This means players are not
constricted to going to the collegiate level, but may choose to player overseas for a year while they
wait for their NBA draft eligibility. The NBA claims this rule helps athletes gain maturity, further their
education, while rather this rule was put into place as a way to help the NCAA increase profit and
competition.
The argument for instituting the one and done rule was to provide players with the ability to become
more mature and develop rather than these players making the monumental jump from a small town
directly to being the hottest commodity in town. The NBA argued that this would make more mature
players and provide them a better ability to handle the pressures that come with being a celebrity.
However, from 2002 2005, there was only one more disappointment or bust compared to 2006 2009
after the league instituted the one and done rule. According to Tom Ziller of SB Nation Under the age
minimum, you d expect fewer busts in the top 10 those tempting high school kids are out of the
equation. But GMs have still found a way to mess a good thing up. This demonstrates
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In the summer of 2006, the NBA instituted the one and done rule prohibiting high school graduated
from bypassing the collegiate level and entering the NBA Draft. To be more specific, this rule states
that high school graduates will gain eligibility for the draft, one year after their high school graduation
as long as they turn 19 years old by the end of the calendar year. This means players are not
constricted to going to the collegiate level, but may choose to player overseas for a year while they
wait for their NBA draft eligibility. The NBA claims this rule helps athletes gain maturity, further their
education, while rather this rule was put into place as a way to help the NCAA increase profit and
competition.
The argument for instituting the one and done rule was to provide players with the ability to become
more mature and develop rather than these players making the monumental jump from a small town
directly to being the hottest commodity in town. The NBA argued that this would make more mature
players and provide them a better ability to handle the pressures that come with being a celebrity.
However, from 2002 2005, there was only one more disappointment or bust compared to 2006 2009
after the league instituted the one and done rule. According to Tom Ziller of SB Nation Under the age
minimum, you d expect fewer busts in the top 10 those tempting high school kids are out of the
equation. But GMs have still found a way to mess a good thing up. This demonstrates
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender Roles And Expectations
Gender roles and expectations leave a massive, indirect impact on people of western culture. It can
limit both genders as to what they are socially allowed and not allowed to do. While most believe that
the roles appear natural, it is only because it is how they are raised to believe, not because of biology.
It is completely okay to believe and stick to gender roles on one s own terms, but the issue lies when
the individual is oppressed or harassed for straying from the subjective social construct of standards. It
affects a lot of western culture, making different people be able to obtain different professions, wear
certain clothing choices, have dominant or passive roles in relationships, and be accepted as either
more assertive and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Violation of gender role expectations are met with criticism and penalized (Prentice D.A., 26). While
penalizing can be imposed by others, it is mostly self imposed internally. Children as young as two or
three years of age are able to discern genders roles. In cross sex behaviors, females crossing over are
viewed more favorably compared to males crossing over. Socially, women can be accepted wearing
masculine clothing, while men are rarely able to been seen as feminine, such as wearing a dress,
without violence or being harassed. A prediction as to why females crossing to male are view better
upon than vise versa Feinman s differential hypothesis is based on the idea that a woman s movement
into the highly valued male role is more acceptable than a male s movement into the less valued
female role. Punishment for straying from gender roles are more prevalent for those who do not
identify with any gender. There is a problem in our culture if a set of entirely subjective guidelines
implement violence with those who do not follow them. Even women who follow the traditional set
gender roles suffer, as the construct is set to oppress women to be subordinate to men. Women still
manage to stick to their own set of beliefs and are independent and assertive still face feats, as many if
not most major professions are dominated by
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Gender roles and expectations leave a massive, indirect impact on people of western culture. It can
limit both genders as to what they are socially allowed and not allowed to do. While most believe that
the roles appear natural, it is only because it is how they are raised to believe, not because of biology.
It is completely okay to believe and stick to gender roles on one s own terms, but the issue lies when
the individual is oppressed or harassed for straying from the subjective social construct of standards. It
affects a lot of western culture, making different people be able to obtain different professions, wear
certain clothing choices, have dominant or passive roles in relationships, and be accepted as either
more assertive and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Violation of gender role expectations are met with criticism and penalized (Prentice D.A., 26). While
penalizing can be imposed by others, it is mostly self imposed internally. Children as young as two or
three years of age are able to discern genders roles. In cross sex behaviors, females crossing over are
viewed more favorably compared to males crossing over. Socially, women can be accepted wearing
masculine clothing, while men are rarely able to been seen as feminine, such as wearing a dress,
without violence or being harassed. A prediction as to why females crossing to male are view better
upon than vise versa Feinman s differential hypothesis is based on the idea that a woman s movement
into the highly valued male role is more acceptable than a male s movement into the less valued
female role. Punishment for straying from gender roles are more prevalent for those who do not
identify with any gender. There is a problem in our culture if a set of entirely subjective guidelines
implement violence with those who do not follow them. Even women who follow the traditional set
gender roles suffer, as the construct is set to oppress women to be subordinate to men. Women still
manage to stick to their own set of beliefs and are independent and assertive still face feats, as many if
not most major professions are dominated by
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Gun Control Discussion ( 100 Points ) Essay
Sociology Gun Control Discussion
No unread replies. 1 1 reply.
Gun Control Discussion (100 points)
Instructions:
1) Add your discussion in this forum by clicking the button at the bottom of this screen. In your post
please include the following: This assignment is in lieu of the Term paper and must be in APA format.
Include and label the following sections;
Introduction: Familiarize the reader with the general topic of Gun Control that you are discussing.
Provide general information about the main idea, explaining the situation so the reader can make sense
of the topic and the claims you make and support. State your main thesis by stating the position you
will support.
Background: This section is where you present the topic being discussed and an explanation of the
debate and its importance. A discussion of the arguments and views for both sides should be included
Explain the positive and negative effects of the issue on society, as well as examples of these effects.
Literature Review: Research several types of information. Discuss several Pro and Cons positions by
others and include at least 2 references for the Pro and Con arguments. This section should also clearly
present both sides of the issue being discussed. Summarize the main issues on both sides by providing
information on what the different sources say about the issue. Discuss at least two actual legal cases
on your issue and their outcome.
Take a position and argue for either the Pro or Con side
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Sociology Gun Control Discussion
No unread replies. 1 1 reply.
Gun Control Discussion (100 points)
Instructions:
1) Add your discussion in this forum by clicking the button at the bottom of this screen. In your post
please include the following: This assignment is in lieu of the Term paper and must be in APA format.
Include and label the following sections;
Introduction: Familiarize the reader with the general topic of Gun Control that you are discussing.
Provide general information about the main idea, explaining the situation so the reader can make sense
of the topic and the claims you make and support. State your main thesis by stating the position you
will support.
Background: This section is where you present the topic being discussed and an explanation of the
debate and its importance. A discussion of the arguments and views for both sides should be included
Explain the positive and negative effects of the issue on society, as well as examples of these effects.
Literature Review: Research several types of information. Discuss several Pro and Cons positions by
others and include at least 2 references for the Pro and Con arguments. This section should also clearly
present both sides of the issue being discussed. Summarize the main issues on both sides by providing
information on what the different sources say about the issue. Discuss at least two actual legal cases
on your issue and their outcome.
Take a position and argue for either the Pro or Con side
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Characteristics Of A Personality Disorder
Psychopathy is condition in which an individual has a wide array of negative personality traits. The
trait that stands out the most is that they enjoy the suffering of others, as well as compulsively, and
very skillfully, lying to others. Also, their sense of superficial charm causes people to gravitate toward
them. Psychopaths are also known for their lack of general remorse and empathy for any wrongdoings
they may commit. They are known to deny responsibility for actions they commit, as well as
maintaining a parasitic lifestyle; figuratively speaking they feed off of those around them that can
contribute to their desires. This condition, while it may seem like it is extremely rare, this is only due
to the fact that these people are very good at blending in with normal people, making it hard to judge
who is truly a psychopath. Narcissistic personality disorder differs from psychopaths; however, there
are also some similarities (Hare). One of these similarities is the lack of empathy that they feel for
negative actions they commit. The difference is that they feel the need to be the center of attention,
like they are the most important people among their family and friends. They have negative attitudes
toward those they feel are beneath them. People who suffer from narcissistic personality disorder are
often referred to as narcissists, or are known to suffer from narcissism. These people are arrogant and
often times, straight up snobbish to those they see as less
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Psychopathy is condition in which an individual has a wide array of negative personality traits. The
trait that stands out the most is that they enjoy the suffering of others, as well as compulsively, and
very skillfully, lying to others. Also, their sense of superficial charm causes people to gravitate toward
them. Psychopaths are also known for their lack of general remorse and empathy for any wrongdoings
they may commit. They are known to deny responsibility for actions they commit, as well as
maintaining a parasitic lifestyle; figuratively speaking they feed off of those around them that can
contribute to their desires. This condition, while it may seem like it is extremely rare, this is only due
to the fact that these people are very good at blending in with normal people, making it hard to judge
who is truly a psychopath. Narcissistic personality disorder differs from psychopaths; however, there
are also some similarities (Hare). One of these similarities is the lack of empathy that they feel for
negative actions they commit. The difference is that they feel the need to be the center of attention,
like they are the most important people among their family and friends. They have negative attitudes
toward those they feel are beneath them. People who suffer from narcissistic personality disorder are
often referred to as narcissists, or are known to suffer from narcissism. These people are arrogant and
often times, straight up snobbish to those they see as less
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Of Mice And Men Regret Analysis
Every one in the world has probably felt regret from time to time, whether its something small or
something huge. In John Steinbeck s novella, Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck shows multiple examples
of regret and what it can do to a person. This is a story of two friends who are seeking a better life and
their own place. However, in this search they encounter many problems that prevent them from
achieving their dream. The author shows us the many forms of regret and how it affects people. One
of the earliest examples of regret is on page eleven when George was lecturing Lennie about grabbing
a woman dress. George felt a little regret after he said, ... I wisht I could put you in a cage with about a
million mice an let you have fun. It was clear
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Every one in the world has probably felt regret from time to time, whether its something small or
something huge. In John Steinbeck s novella, Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck shows multiple examples
of regret and what it can do to a person. This is a story of two friends who are seeking a better life and
their own place. However, in this search they encounter many problems that prevent them from
achieving their dream. The author shows us the many forms of regret and how it affects people. One
of the earliest examples of regret is on page eleven when George was lecturing Lennie about grabbing
a woman dress. George felt a little regret after he said, ... I wisht I could put you in a cage with about a
million mice an let you have fun. It was clear
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Trotsky s Influence On The Revolution
Trotsky His influence on the revolution, how they contributed to the revolution Lev Danidovich
Bronshtein also known as Leon Trotsky, was born on the 7th of November 1879, near Yelizavetgrad,
Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire (now in Ukraine) Leon Trotsky was a member of the Bolshevik
party, which he only became a part of once he returned to Russia after being in exile in New York,
once he returned he was arrested by Kerensky, the new prime minister. He was soon released and once
he was Trotsky became Chairman of the Petrograd Soviet. Soon the Provisional Government was
overthrown, and Lenin the leader of the Bolsheviks claimed power. Now as Trotsky was the
Commissar of Foreign Affairs, Trotsky had this role starting on the 8 November 1917 and lasting not
even a year Trotsky s role as the Commissar of Foreign Affairs ended on the 13 March 1918. Trotsky
was given the task of negotiating a peace accord with the Germans, so that the Russians could leave
World War 1 and focus on the building of their Government. Trotsky was also the Commissar of Army
and Navy affairs. Trotsky was in this position in the time starting 13 March 1918 and ending his time
on 15 January 1925, while having that job Trotsky built up the red army, starting with less than
300,000 men to having 3,000,000 man. Trotsky successfully led the Red Army to victory during the
Russian Civil War. This was a very complicated task, during the Russian Civil War there was at times
as many as 16 different fronts. In
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Trotsky His influence on the revolution, how they contributed to the revolution Lev Danidovich
Bronshtein also known as Leon Trotsky, was born on the 7th of November 1879, near Yelizavetgrad,
Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire (now in Ukraine) Leon Trotsky was a member of the Bolshevik
party, which he only became a part of once he returned to Russia after being in exile in New York,
once he returned he was arrested by Kerensky, the new prime minister. He was soon released and once
he was Trotsky became Chairman of the Petrograd Soviet. Soon the Provisional Government was
overthrown, and Lenin the leader of the Bolsheviks claimed power. Now as Trotsky was the
Commissar of Foreign Affairs, Trotsky had this role starting on the 8 November 1917 and lasting not
even a year Trotsky s role as the Commissar of Foreign Affairs ended on the 13 March 1918. Trotsky
was given the task of negotiating a peace accord with the Germans, so that the Russians could leave
World War 1 and focus on the building of their Government. Trotsky was also the Commissar of Army
and Navy affairs. Trotsky was in this position in the time starting 13 March 1918 and ending his time
on 15 January 1925, while having that job Trotsky built up the red army, starting with less than
300,000 men to having 3,000,000 man. Trotsky successfully led the Red Army to victory during the
Russian Civil War. This was a very complicated task, during the Russian Civil War there was at times
as many as 16 different fronts. In
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The Basic Concepts Of Algebra
Sam is a student in middle school who is having difficult in his algebra class. Sam is having a
difficulty with the basic concepts of algebra. The possible strategies that may be used on Sams case
are teaching vocabulary, concrete representational abstract method and graphic organization. The
teaching vocabulary is very important when it comes to solving a problem in mathematics this is
because a student must understand the content of the problem in order to solve. Not only knowing the
content, but knowing the difference between the vocabulary. For example, knowing the difference
between addition and subtraction. If a student does not know the different between both, the problem
will be incorrect. A teacher must teach a student the vocabulary in their classroom. They should use
the first 10 to 15 minutes reviewing any vocabulary that would be used that day. In addition, they
should provide examples for each word. For example, if they are explaining a program they should
define the words they are using to refresh the students who are lost and confuse during the lecture. The
benefits of using this strategie with Sam is that every time Sam sits down in class he would be able to
have his mind refreshed. A lot of students believe their student know the material, therefore, they
continue teaching. However, if Sam has his mind refreshed every time he goes to class he has a
opportunity to understand the material. Moreover, if the teacher explains the vocabulary with a
problem, Sam
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Sam is a student in middle school who is having difficult in his algebra class. Sam is having a
difficulty with the basic concepts of algebra. The possible strategies that may be used on Sams case
are teaching vocabulary, concrete representational abstract method and graphic organization. The
teaching vocabulary is very important when it comes to solving a problem in mathematics this is
because a student must understand the content of the problem in order to solve. Not only knowing the
content, but knowing the difference between the vocabulary. For example, knowing the difference
between addition and subtraction. If a student does not know the different between both, the problem
will be incorrect. A teacher must teach a student the vocabulary in their classroom. They should use
the first 10 to 15 minutes reviewing any vocabulary that would be used that day. In addition, they
should provide examples for each word. For example, if they are explaining a program they should
define the words they are using to refresh the students who are lost and confuse during the lecture. The
benefits of using this strategie with Sam is that every time Sam sits down in class he would be able to
have his mind refreshed. A lot of students believe their student know the material, therefore, they
continue teaching. However, if Sam has his mind refreshed every time he goes to class he has a
opportunity to understand the material. Moreover, if the teacher explains the vocabulary with a
problem, Sam
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Isaac Sherrill Biography
One day a miracle happened, I, Isaac Sherrill, was born! I was born on March 9, 2003. A long time
ago, I know. I thought I would write an autobiography so I could tell people about myself, but also to
entertain a little.
I was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana and I was the first child of my family. When I was one we moved to
Arizona for a year. Then when we moved back to Indiana my sister was born, and now I have three
brothers and three sisters. My life has taken taken some twists and turns and now I live in Grand
Rapids, Michigan as a manager of agents for artists, performers and athletes.
When I was two we moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa where my dad took a job as a pastor. When I was
going to preschool one of my friends was Jonah ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I got a lot of recognition working there because people knew who I was from playing basketball. I
made about $15,000 working out there which fortunately was enough to get by. My college experience
was amazing and I m thankful for my time there.
I was seen as a smart, young, athletic coming out of college and with some convincing I got a position
managing agents of athletes, performers, and artists. I made $120,000 with that job which was great
especially because this was my first big job. Through the years I have been working my way up the
ranks. I hope that one day I will be able to do something big like being the CEO of Nike or something
like that as I said earlier.
I live in Grand Rapids, MI because I have always loved the city, but most of all, all the opportunities it
offers for me and my family. I bought a very nice house straight off after college which I reside in to
this day. I also drive a nice Range Rover Evoque which had been my dream car since I was a little
boy. But I most enjoy having season tickets to the MSU basketball season, the very college I
graduated from. Looking back on my life I thank God for everything he has blessed me with. In the
future I hope to be able to impact people s lives in a big way such as possibly opening a hospital or
something like that (obviously that s a ways down the road). But in the meantime I ll be out here in
Grand Rapids, MI devoting my life to God
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One day a miracle happened, I, Isaac Sherrill, was born! I was born on March 9, 2003. A long time
ago, I know. I thought I would write an autobiography so I could tell people about myself, but also to
entertain a little.
I was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana and I was the first child of my family. When I was one we moved to
Arizona for a year. Then when we moved back to Indiana my sister was born, and now I have three
brothers and three sisters. My life has taken taken some twists and turns and now I live in Grand
Rapids, Michigan as a manager of agents for artists, performers and athletes.
When I was two we moved to Council Bluffs, Iowa where my dad took a job as a pastor. When I was
going to preschool one of my friends was Jonah ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I got a lot of recognition working there because people knew who I was from playing basketball. I
made about $15,000 working out there which fortunately was enough to get by. My college experience
was amazing and I m thankful for my time there.
I was seen as a smart, young, athletic coming out of college and with some convincing I got a position
managing agents of athletes, performers, and artists. I made $120,000 with that job which was great
especially because this was my first big job. Through the years I have been working my way up the
ranks. I hope that one day I will be able to do something big like being the CEO of Nike or something
like that as I said earlier.
I live in Grand Rapids, MI because I have always loved the city, but most of all, all the opportunities it
offers for me and my family. I bought a very nice house straight off after college which I reside in to
this day. I also drive a nice Range Rover Evoque which had been my dream car since I was a little
boy. But I most enjoy having season tickets to the MSU basketball season, the very college I
graduated from. Looking back on my life I thank God for everything he has blessed me with. In the
future I hope to be able to impact people s lives in a big way such as possibly opening a hospital or
something like that (obviously that s a ways down the road). But in the meantime I ll be out here in
Grand Rapids, MI devoting my life to God
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The Social Needs For Students Intellectual Development...
Introduction: Background Generally speaking, universities place emphasis on students intellectual
development more than their personal growth. Nevertheless, many students experience college life
stressful. College students often find themselves feeling isolated as they begin their lives on a
university campus (Corey, Corey, Corey, 2014). Therefore, their social needs in addition to their
academic needs must be addressed (see Corey, et al., 2014; Ramsay, Jones, Barker, 2007).
Developmentally, college age individuals transition from adolescence to young adulthood (Gardiner
Kosmitzki, 2010). One of developmental theorists, Erik Erikson (in Lerner, 2002) postulated that
young adults developmental task is negotiating their identity within the intimate relationship.
Furthermore, Côté (2006) stressed that reflecting and exploring their lives in adolescence to emerging
adulthood helps them obtain what he called identity capital, which refers to a repertoire of personal
resources (Côté, 2006, p. 91). It includes both tangible and intangible resources and attributes (Côté,
2006). Lack of engagement or passivity of adolescents and emerging adults result in diffusion (
apathetic noncommitment (Côté, 2006, p. 104). Gleaning from these theorists observations, college
students face developmental tasks, which carry them forward to adulthood. Therefore, their social
needs in addition to their academic needs must be addressed (see Corey, et al., 2014). The rate of
international
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Introduction: Background Generally speaking, universities place emphasis on students intellectual
development more than their personal growth. Nevertheless, many students experience college life
stressful. College students often find themselves feeling isolated as they begin their lives on a
university campus (Corey, Corey, Corey, 2014). Therefore, their social needs in addition to their
academic needs must be addressed (see Corey, et al., 2014; Ramsay, Jones, Barker, 2007).
Developmentally, college age individuals transition from adolescence to young adulthood (Gardiner
Kosmitzki, 2010). One of developmental theorists, Erik Erikson (in Lerner, 2002) postulated that
young adults developmental task is negotiating their identity within the intimate relationship.
Furthermore, Côté (2006) stressed that reflecting and exploring their lives in adolescence to emerging
adulthood helps them obtain what he called identity capital, which refers to a repertoire of personal
resources (Côté, 2006, p. 91). It includes both tangible and intangible resources and attributes (Côté,
2006). Lack of engagement or passivity of adolescents and emerging adults result in diffusion (
apathetic noncommitment (Côté, 2006, p. 104). Gleaning from these theorists observations, college
students face developmental tasks, which carry them forward to adulthood. Therefore, their social
needs in addition to their academic needs must be addressed (see Corey, et al., 2014). The rate of
international
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The Columbine Shooting Essay
The Columbine Shooting A little over two years ago, one of the worst tragedies concerning our nation
s children was playing out in a small rural town in Colorado. The date was April 20, 1999; the
anniversary of Adolf Hitler s Birthday, for any history buffs. But for everyone else the day started out
like any other. In Jefferson County (often mistakenly reported as being in Littleton), Colorado,
children went to school and parents went off to work. Neither was overly concerned about the other, or
about how the day would go, but in a few hours, that would all change. Kleboldharris also went off to
school that fateful day in April. Only they knew that this day was anything but ordinary. This was the
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Even though there was a thorough investigation, there are many questions that still surround this
tragedy. What caused these two teenagers to go to such drastic measures? Why was no one able to stop
them? Were there any signs that this kind of destruction was in the making? But, more importantly,
what has been the aftermath of this horrible massacre? These questions don t have any definite
answers, but speculations are more than abundant. In what was to become known as the basement
tapes , kleboldharris gave the most revealing insight into their psyche. In these tapes kleboldharris say
that they were natural born killers. If we are to be held to this kind of thinking then we are to believe
that some people are just plain evil, and there is nothing that can be done to stop them. But there were
warning signs. And with warning signs, there is an opportunity for intervention. The most easily
identifiable accomplice in hardening the hearts of kleboldharris lies in the media. From video games
to movies, violence and callousness towards violence is everywhere. The shock jock , Howard Stern,
was the most distasteful of the crowd. Immediately after the shootings he made comments about the
girls running out of Columbine, screaming and waving their arms in the air, as being sexy. He claimed
that if he was going to shoot them, he would first have had sex with them. He also made comments
about
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The Columbine Shooting A little over two years ago, one of the worst tragedies concerning our nation
s children was playing out in a small rural town in Colorado. The date was April 20, 1999; the
anniversary of Adolf Hitler s Birthday, for any history buffs. But for everyone else the day started out
like any other. In Jefferson County (often mistakenly reported as being in Littleton), Colorado,
children went to school and parents went off to work. Neither was overly concerned about the other, or
about how the day would go, but in a few hours, that would all change. Kleboldharris also went off to
school that fateful day in April. Only they knew that this day was anything but ordinary. This was the
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Even though there was a thorough investigation, there are many questions that still surround this
tragedy. What caused these two teenagers to go to such drastic measures? Why was no one able to stop
them? Were there any signs that this kind of destruction was in the making? But, more importantly,
what has been the aftermath of this horrible massacre? These questions don t have any definite
answers, but speculations are more than abundant. In what was to become known as the basement
tapes , kleboldharris gave the most revealing insight into their psyche. In these tapes kleboldharris say
that they were natural born killers. If we are to be held to this kind of thinking then we are to believe
that some people are just plain evil, and there is nothing that can be done to stop them. But there were
warning signs. And with warning signs, there is an opportunity for intervention. The most easily
identifiable accomplice in hardening the hearts of kleboldharris lies in the media. From video games
to movies, violence and callousness towards violence is everywhere. The shock jock , Howard Stern,
was the most distasteful of the crowd. Immediately after the shootings he made comments about the
girls running out of Columbine, screaming and waving their arms in the air, as being sexy. He claimed
that if he was going to shoot them, he would first have had sex with them. He also made comments
about
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Selecting Trade Banker
Case Study #3: Selecting a Trade Banker
Banking on relationship
Technon International is a Canadian high technology development firm, focused on emerging
technologies in wireless communications. Technon sources components in China and has offshore
programming activities in India covering certain functionality in its new wristwatch PDA with MP3
and cellular capabilities.
Technon has several Canadian and international patents to protect its proprietary technology, and has
developed some strong non disclosure agreements for use with its various suppliers and business
partners.
A small company established in Saskatchewan, Canada, Technon had been doing most of its
commercial banking through a local credit union (small, local ... Show more content on
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UIB recognizes that it is a foreign institution operating in Canada, and does not expect Technon to
terminate its existing banking relationship.
First Trade Bank USA (FTB)
First Trade Bank, USA, is a regional financial institution and mid tier US bank with trade finance
operations and capabilities centered around the US Midwest, and no Canadian presence to date. FTB
has had good success as a niche provider of trade services, and has strong relationships with several
Canadian businesses seeking to establish operations in the US. FTB offers an adequate range of trade
products, though Technon perceives that its advisory capabilities are limited.
The Need
Technon has identified several major needs and expectations in terms of international and trade
finance banking products and services. In addition to extending additional credit in support of planned
international expansion, the Company seeks to establish a relationship with a financial institution that
understands the challenges of a SME expanding its international reach.
The company expects to deal in both import and export transactions, in a combination of documentary
letter of credit and open account transactions. Its primary markets will be the United States, China,
India and possibly a foray into the European Union through Ireland.
Technon requires significant support in terms of advisory services and transactional hand holding , and
wishes to control overall banking costs, while
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Case Study #3: Selecting a Trade Banker
Banking on relationship
Technon International is a Canadian high technology development firm, focused on emerging
technologies in wireless communications. Technon sources components in China and has offshore
programming activities in India covering certain functionality in its new wristwatch PDA with MP3
and cellular capabilities.
Technon has several Canadian and international patents to protect its proprietary technology, and has
developed some strong non disclosure agreements for use with its various suppliers and business
partners.
A small company established in Saskatchewan, Canada, Technon had been doing most of its
commercial banking through a local credit union (small, local ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
UIB recognizes that it is a foreign institution operating in Canada, and does not expect Technon to
terminate its existing banking relationship.
First Trade Bank USA (FTB)
First Trade Bank, USA, is a regional financial institution and mid tier US bank with trade finance
operations and capabilities centered around the US Midwest, and no Canadian presence to date. FTB
has had good success as a niche provider of trade services, and has strong relationships with several
Canadian businesses seeking to establish operations in the US. FTB offers an adequate range of trade
products, though Technon perceives that its advisory capabilities are limited.
The Need
Technon has identified several major needs and expectations in terms of international and trade
finance banking products and services. In addition to extending additional credit in support of planned
international expansion, the Company seeks to establish a relationship with a financial institution that
understands the challenges of a SME expanding its international reach.
The company expects to deal in both import and export transactions, in a combination of documentary
letter of credit and open account transactions. Its primary markets will be the United States, China,
India and possibly a foray into the European Union through Ireland.
Technon requires significant support in terms of advisory services and transactional hand holding , and
wishes to control overall banking costs, while
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How Did Berners Lee Changed The World
Sir Tim Berners Lee is an British physicist,who is also known for his invention that changed the
history of computers and our life: The World Wide Web. Until 1990, people were using Internet only
for e mail because information on the Internet was spread and there was not a way to access it all.All
that changed with the invention of the World Wide Web. The whole idea of World Wide Web was
simple thought on Berners Lee s mind that it would be great idea for researchers to be able find the
documents they needed from any computer in the world.In 1980, he made his first attempt to create
resource by writing a program called Enquire to organize documents, lists of people, and the projects
on his computer.The hypertext program on his computer would
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Sir Tim Berners Lee is an British physicist,who is also known for his invention that changed the
history of computers and our life: The World Wide Web. Until 1990, people were using Internet only
for e mail because information on the Internet was spread and there was not a way to access it all.All
that changed with the invention of the World Wide Web. The whole idea of World Wide Web was
simple thought on Berners Lee s mind that it would be great idea for researchers to be able find the
documents they needed from any computer in the world.In 1980, he made his first attempt to create
resource by writing a program called Enquire to organize documents, lists of people, and the projects
on his computer.The hypertext program on his computer would
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Caring Hospice Business Plan
Caring Hospice Business Plan Bonita Lewis Central Methodist University COMPANY
SUMMARY/CATCHY SELLS Caring Hospice is a new hospice company in its start up stages. It will
offer compassionate and caring end of life care for terminally ill patients and their families in
southeast Missouri. The company name Caring Hospice is catchy and easily remembered by
consumers. The name indicates that this company will care for dying loved ones. MARKET
ANALYSIS Caring Hospice will be located in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. This is the southeastern region
of the state. It is comprised of poor communities where residents often are forced to travel as far as
fifty miles or more for adequate health care. Market research shows there is a ... Show more content
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Keeping staff continually involved in policy changes will improve worker satisfaction, which is
directly related to patient satisfaction (Ward amp; Gordon, 2006). RELEVANCE TO NURSING
Caring Hospice is a company that will provide nursing care to patients that are terminally ill. The
ultimate goal is to insure the patient is kept as comfortable as possible while maintaining dignity
during the dying process. This company will send registered nurses to the patient s home for routine
physical assessments, medication teaching and administration, education about terminal diseases and
the dying process. The nursing staff will also create and maintain appropriate plans of care for the
multi disciplinary team to provide holistic care to the patient. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
AND DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITIES Caring Hospice will be made up of an inter disciplinary
team that collaborate together to provide holistic, competent, and compassionate care for terminally ill
patients and their families. The team will consist of the Medical Director, Patient Care Coordinator,
Registered Nurse, Bereavement Coordinator, Social Worker, Chaplain, Certified Nurse Assistant, and
Office Manager. Each team member will play a vital role in creating an effective care giving system.
The Medical Director is the hospice contracted Physician. The role of the
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Caring Hospice Business Plan Bonita Lewis Central Methodist University COMPANY
SUMMARY/CATCHY SELLS Caring Hospice is a new hospice company in its start up stages. It will
offer compassionate and caring end of life care for terminally ill patients and their families in
southeast Missouri. The company name Caring Hospice is catchy and easily remembered by
consumers. The name indicates that this company will care for dying loved ones. MARKET
ANALYSIS Caring Hospice will be located in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. This is the southeastern region
of the state. It is comprised of poor communities where residents often are forced to travel as far as
fifty miles or more for adequate health care. Market research shows there is a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Keeping staff continually involved in policy changes will improve worker satisfaction, which is
directly related to patient satisfaction (Ward amp; Gordon, 2006). RELEVANCE TO NURSING
Caring Hospice is a company that will provide nursing care to patients that are terminally ill. The
ultimate goal is to insure the patient is kept as comfortable as possible while maintaining dignity
during the dying process. This company will send registered nurses to the patient s home for routine
physical assessments, medication teaching and administration, education about terminal diseases and
the dying process. The nursing staff will also create and maintain appropriate plans of care for the
multi disciplinary team to provide holistic care to the patient. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
AND DIVISION OF RESPONSIBILITIES Caring Hospice will be made up of an inter disciplinary
team that collaborate together to provide holistic, competent, and compassionate care for terminally ill
patients and their families. The team will consist of the Medical Director, Patient Care Coordinator,
Registered Nurse, Bereavement Coordinator, Social Worker, Chaplain, Certified Nurse Assistant, and
Office Manager. Each team member will play a vital role in creating an effective care giving system.
The Medical Director is the hospice contracted Physician. The role of the
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History Of The Internet Essay example
The year is 1957 and the USSR has just launched the first artificial earth satellite. In response America
launches the Advanced Research Projects
Agency (ARPA) within the Department of Defense (DOD) to create America s lead in science and
technology. The Internet had its humble beginnings here, within ARPA s many projects.
The Internet has become one of the key symbols of today s pop culture: everything has a dot com
address; people do not say call me, but instead its
I ll E mail you; and the new word on the stock market is E business. The
Internet has not always been such a key figure in American life; in fact it was mostly unheard of until
recently.
The theory for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The final problem that ARPAnet came across was the fact that most computers did not run exactly the
same hardware or software as another. Their solution to this was to build smaller computers (called
Interface Message
Processors or IMPs) that were in direct contact with the main computer and also in connection with
the other IMPs on the network. All of the IMPs were built to the same specifications so that one could
easily communicate with the other5.
In 1968 all three of these developments were put into action when ARPA sent out proposals and
requests for contractors. Bolt, Beranek, and Newman,
Inc. (BBN) were awarded the contract to build the IMPs, University of California,
Los Angeles (UCLA) was awarded the Network Measurement Center contract, and the Network
Working Group (NWG) was formed to develop host protocols for the soon to be developed ARPAnet.
Nodes are set up as soon as BBN builds the IMP for that location. The first node was at UCLA and
installed on
August 30, 1969. It was the Network Measurement center and ran on the SDS
SIGMA7 operating system. The second node was setup on October 1, 1969, at
Stanford Research Institute. It was the Network Information Center (NIC) and ran on the
SDS940/Genie operating system. Node three was installed
November 1, 1969, at University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). It served as the mathematical
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The year is 1957 and the USSR has just launched the first artificial earth satellite. In response America
launches the Advanced Research Projects
Agency (ARPA) within the Department of Defense (DOD) to create America s lead in science and
technology. The Internet had its humble beginnings here, within ARPA s many projects.
The Internet has become one of the key symbols of today s pop culture: everything has a dot com
address; people do not say call me, but instead its
I ll E mail you; and the new word on the stock market is E business. The
Internet has not always been such a key figure in American life; in fact it was mostly unheard of until
recently.
The theory for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The final problem that ARPAnet came across was the fact that most computers did not run exactly the
same hardware or software as another. Their solution to this was to build smaller computers (called
Interface Message
Processors or IMPs) that were in direct contact with the main computer and also in connection with
the other IMPs on the network. All of the IMPs were built to the same specifications so that one could
easily communicate with the other5.
In 1968 all three of these developments were put into action when ARPA sent out proposals and
requests for contractors. Bolt, Beranek, and Newman,
Inc. (BBN) were awarded the contract to build the IMPs, University of California,
Los Angeles (UCLA) was awarded the Network Measurement Center contract, and the Network
Working Group (NWG) was formed to develop host protocols for the soon to be developed ARPAnet.
Nodes are set up as soon as BBN builds the IMP for that location. The first node was at UCLA and
installed on
August 30, 1969. It was the Network Measurement center and ran on the SDS
SIGMA7 operating system. The second node was setup on October 1, 1969, at
Stanford Research Institute. It was the Network Information Center (NIC) and ran on the
SDS940/Genie operating system. Node three was installed
November 1, 1969, at University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). It served as the mathematical
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Three Types of Stigma Related to HIV
Goffman (1963) defined stigma as any condition, attribute, trait, or behavior that is deeply discrediting
and reduces the bearer from a whole and usual person to a tainted and discounted one. . Stigma consist
of an attributes that marks people as different leading to devaluation. Stigma is socially constructed
(Major O Brien, 2005) thus is dependent both on relationship and context. In fact, Goffman (1963)
emphasized using the language of relationships (p. 3) when considering stigma. A subsequent
framework proposed by Corrigan, Markowitz, and Watson (2004) expands the social mechanisms of
stigma by describing the structural determinants of stigma that arise from economic, political, and
historical sources.
Three types of stigma have been generally conceptualized in current HIV/AIDS psychosocial and
behavioral studies. These include: enacted stigma (overt acts of discrimination and hostility),
perceived stigma (subjective awareness of stigma), and internalized stigma (individual acceptance of
stigma as valid) (Steward et al., 2008). PLWH are stigmatized because their illness is socially
perceived as associated with deviant behavior; viewed as the responsibility of the individual; tainted
as to its immorality; perceived as contagious and threatening; associated with an undesirable and an
unaesthetic form of death; and not well understood by the lay community and viewed negatively by
healthcare providers (Alonzo Reynolds, 1995).
2) The relation of stigma and
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Goffman (1963) defined stigma as any condition, attribute, trait, or behavior that is deeply discrediting
and reduces the bearer from a whole and usual person to a tainted and discounted one. . Stigma consist
of an attributes that marks people as different leading to devaluation. Stigma is socially constructed
(Major O Brien, 2005) thus is dependent both on relationship and context. In fact, Goffman (1963)
emphasized using the language of relationships (p. 3) when considering stigma. A subsequent
framework proposed by Corrigan, Markowitz, and Watson (2004) expands the social mechanisms of
stigma by describing the structural determinants of stigma that arise from economic, political, and
historical sources.
Three types of stigma have been generally conceptualized in current HIV/AIDS psychosocial and
behavioral studies. These include: enacted stigma (overt acts of discrimination and hostility),
perceived stigma (subjective awareness of stigma), and internalized stigma (individual acceptance of
stigma as valid) (Steward et al., 2008). PLWH are stigmatized because their illness is socially
perceived as associated with deviant behavior; viewed as the responsibility of the individual; tainted
as to its immorality; perceived as contagious and threatening; associated with an undesirable and an
unaesthetic form of death; and not well understood by the lay community and viewed negatively by
healthcare providers (Alonzo Reynolds, 1995).
2) The relation of stigma and
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Economic Systems And The Economic System
Throughout homo sapiens evolution tribes managed resources the most efficient ways possible (given
their acute primitiveness). For those thousands of years as tribes, they expanded their intellects and
became less self reliant, moving away from hunting and gathering. Humans started to invent new
technologies that made their lives easier; thus, individuals specialized in producing or providing these
goods and services to fellow tribe members. As they cultivated ever more superior technologies the
standard of living grew. This gave way to exponential population growth, towns, cities, kingdoms, and
empires were established. Macroeconomics arose as societies devoted time and energy into governing
their factors of production and maximizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, the buyer and seller consider their own personal gain when exchanging, thus, self interest
is the motivating force in the free market. The struggle among producers for the dollar of consumers is
competition; it is the regulating force behind the free market. Competition pushes businesses to
produce goods of higher quality and moderate their desire to raise prices. To summarize, the free
market elevates the standard of living, economic efficiency, economic freedom, and economic growth.
Nevertheless, a free market system s shortfall is that it cannot achieve economic equity and economic
security easily. Consequently, the centrally planned economy exists to achieve the weaknesses of the
free market. In a centrally planned economy, the government, rather than individual producers and
consumers, answers the key economic questions. The government controls all factors of production
and directs workers to produce a certain number of goods. Command economies oppose private
property, free market pricing, competition, and self interest. However, command economies do not
perform well in practice, lacking logistics to coordinate an entire economy, reducing efficiency and
economic growth. Thus, countries with central command are going through an economic transition
into mixed economies. Mixed economies are a market based economic system in which the
government is involved to some extent; the government
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Throughout homo sapiens evolution tribes managed resources the most efficient ways possible (given
their acute primitiveness). For those thousands of years as tribes, they expanded their intellects and
became less self reliant, moving away from hunting and gathering. Humans started to invent new
technologies that made their lives easier; thus, individuals specialized in producing or providing these
goods and services to fellow tribe members. As they cultivated ever more superior technologies the
standard of living grew. This gave way to exponential population growth, towns, cities, kingdoms, and
empires were established. Macroeconomics arose as societies devoted time and energy into governing
their factors of production and maximizing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, the buyer and seller consider their own personal gain when exchanging, thus, self interest
is the motivating force in the free market. The struggle among producers for the dollar of consumers is
competition; it is the regulating force behind the free market. Competition pushes businesses to
produce goods of higher quality and moderate their desire to raise prices. To summarize, the free
market elevates the standard of living, economic efficiency, economic freedom, and economic growth.
Nevertheless, a free market system s shortfall is that it cannot achieve economic equity and economic
security easily. Consequently, the centrally planned economy exists to achieve the weaknesses of the
free market. In a centrally planned economy, the government, rather than individual producers and
consumers, answers the key economic questions. The government controls all factors of production
and directs workers to produce a certain number of goods. Command economies oppose private
property, free market pricing, competition, and self interest. However, command economies do not
perform well in practice, lacking logistics to coordinate an entire economy, reducing efficiency and
economic growth. Thus, countries with central command are going through an economic transition
into mixed economies. Mixed economies are a market based economic system in which the
government is involved to some extent; the government
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Essay about Blake Edwards
1. How do any one of the films screened in weeks 6 12 of the course represent and/or foreground
authorship?
Dating back to the 1920 s, the term auteur was debated over, claiming to describe an author of script
and film maker as one and the same versus the view of scripts being appointed from authors or
scriptwriters (1996, p12).
Over the [course of 50 or so odd] years,. Known for his distinctive brand of comedy, the work of
Blake Edwards, demonstrates the authorial stamp that is often referred to in theories of the auteur,
resulting in a style or approach to cinema that could be described as Edward ness . [He makes
prominent use of his self conscious manipulation of particular elements of film style and
systematically arranges ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Clouseau continues for the hotel room door yet stumbles over a suitcase. While finally for the topper
topper , Clouseau suspiciously checks the door and flings it wide open while peering out, only to be
hit by the door from behind.
Audiences are encouraged to adapt completely to this style in order for the comic lines and/or events
to take on a familiar quality of convention rather than becoming abstractions to the field of movement
or speech (Meisel, 1983). *
Edwards genius at creating a logically evolving chaos and building laughter through long stretches of
farcical sostenuto (1981, p.26) is what sets him apart from other directors of the time, yet is respected
as being apart of the few who were to be considered apart of the pantheon of directors (1973, p50).
The ideology of Hollywood surrounding S.O.B was Blake Edwards intentions to assault the motion
picture industry as thanks for the excessive disputes between studio executives and himself in order to
maintain Hollywood success (1981, p39).
Within the chapter of Authorship, James Naremore notes that authors are written by a series of
historical, social and cultural determinants (1999, p22), which can be said to easily differentiate films
precisely from one another.
We see a paradoxical linkage to some of these determinants in each of Edwards films.
S.O.B and Sunset (1988) both illustrate the malice and treachery
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1. How do any one of the films screened in weeks 6 12 of the course represent and/or foreground
authorship?
Dating back to the 1920 s, the term auteur was debated over, claiming to describe an author of script
and film maker as one and the same versus the view of scripts being appointed from authors or
scriptwriters (1996, p12).
Over the [course of 50 or so odd] years,. Known for his distinctive brand of comedy, the work of
Blake Edwards, demonstrates the authorial stamp that is often referred to in theories of the auteur,
resulting in a style or approach to cinema that could be described as Edward ness . [He makes
prominent use of his self conscious manipulation of particular elements of film style and
systematically arranges ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Clouseau continues for the hotel room door yet stumbles over a suitcase. While finally for the topper
topper , Clouseau suspiciously checks the door and flings it wide open while peering out, only to be
hit by the door from behind.
Audiences are encouraged to adapt completely to this style in order for the comic lines and/or events
to take on a familiar quality of convention rather than becoming abstractions to the field of movement
or speech (Meisel, 1983). *
Edwards genius at creating a logically evolving chaos and building laughter through long stretches of
farcical sostenuto (1981, p.26) is what sets him apart from other directors of the time, yet is respected
as being apart of the few who were to be considered apart of the pantheon of directors (1973, p50).
The ideology of Hollywood surrounding S.O.B was Blake Edwards intentions to assault the motion
picture industry as thanks for the excessive disputes between studio executives and himself in order to
maintain Hollywood success (1981, p39).
Within the chapter of Authorship, James Naremore notes that authors are written by a series of
historical, social and cultural determinants (1999, p22), which can be said to easily differentiate films
precisely from one another.
We see a paradoxical linkage to some of these determinants in each of Edwards films.
S.O.B and Sunset (1988) both illustrate the malice and treachery
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Swimming Competitively Over The Past 11 Years
Swimming competitively over the past 11 years has had a profound impact on my life. Swimming has
taught me the importance of time management and leadership skills. As I progressed in the sport, it
began to take up more and more of my time: peaking at approximately 17 hours a week of training. As
you can imagine, this required me to developed my time management skills because I have had to
carefully plan to complete my school work by the given deadlines. The pressure swimming has put me
under has helped me to develop an effective organizational system; which in turn has allowed me to
continue to excel in school. In addition, swimming has taught me numerous leadership skills:
including motivation, responsibility, and commitment. Since swimming
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Swimming competitively over the past 11 years has had a profound impact on my life. Swimming has
taught me the importance of time management and leadership skills. As I progressed in the sport, it
began to take up more and more of my time: peaking at approximately 17 hours a week of training. As
you can imagine, this required me to developed my time management skills because I have had to
carefully plan to complete my school work by the given deadlines. The pressure swimming has put me
under has helped me to develop an effective organizational system; which in turn has allowed me to
continue to excel in school. In addition, swimming has taught me numerous leadership skills:
including motivation, responsibility, and commitment. Since swimming
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Distraction Maggie Jackson Summary
Distraction: A Stride Forward
Over time, gadgets and gizmos have taken attention from many Americans. Maggie Jackson gives
prominence to this point in Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age. According
to Jackson, technology has become too advanced for attention s sake. In her essay, Jackson states that
we are nurturing a culture of social diffusion, intellectual fragmentation sensory detachment. In this
new world, something is amiss. And that something is attention (546). With information in pockets
and communication at fingertips Jackson believes that the ease of multi tasking not only makes
sustained attention hard to reach, but unattractive to the average American. Successful people are
portrayed with a plethora ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Civilization can no longer equate to a sense of permanence (Jackson 548). America is always on it s
feet, finding new ways to improve every second. If a strong momentum spells out dark age, then
America is already living in a world without light. This dark age isn t so bad because it isn t dark at
all. Life is full of bright new ideas and a time of impermanence and uncertainty is not something to
fear (Jackson 554). Maggie Jackson is completely right when she says that humans are consumed by
the vast time and energy simply required to survive the ever increasing complexity of our systems of
living (554). A complex society takes substantial amounts of attention from it s people; it s people
manage no less. Growing complexity is a part of evolution and fragmented attention is not a sign of
less wisdom but of increased capacity for more wisdom. Jackson sarcastically asks What if we re all
slowly, and with lots of stumbles, learning to adapt to a new world, where multitasking, split second
decision making, information surfing, bullet pointing, and virtual romancing is the new norm? (550).
However, her derisive theory holds truth and that truth is: Life is already consumed by distraction. No
dark age is coming. The only era awaiting mankind is the era of evolution, where life is constantly and
prosperously moving
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Distraction: A Stride Forward
Over time, gadgets and gizmos have taken attention from many Americans. Maggie Jackson gives
prominence to this point in Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age. According
to Jackson, technology has become too advanced for attention s sake. In her essay, Jackson states that
we are nurturing a culture of social diffusion, intellectual fragmentation sensory detachment. In this
new world, something is amiss. And that something is attention (546). With information in pockets
and communication at fingertips Jackson believes that the ease of multi tasking not only makes
sustained attention hard to reach, but unattractive to the average American. Successful people are
portrayed with a plethora ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Civilization can no longer equate to a sense of permanence (Jackson 548). America is always on it s
feet, finding new ways to improve every second. If a strong momentum spells out dark age, then
America is already living in a world without light. This dark age isn t so bad because it isn t dark at
all. Life is full of bright new ideas and a time of impermanence and uncertainty is not something to
fear (Jackson 554). Maggie Jackson is completely right when she says that humans are consumed by
the vast time and energy simply required to survive the ever increasing complexity of our systems of
living (554). A complex society takes substantial amounts of attention from it s people; it s people
manage no less. Growing complexity is a part of evolution and fragmented attention is not a sign of
less wisdom but of increased capacity for more wisdom. Jackson sarcastically asks What if we re all
slowly, and with lots of stumbles, learning to adapt to a new world, where multitasking, split second
decision making, information surfing, bullet pointing, and virtual romancing is the new norm? (550).
However, her derisive theory holds truth and that truth is: Life is already consumed by distraction. No
dark age is coming. The only era awaiting mankind is the era of evolution, where life is constantly and
prosperously moving
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Legend Of Newton Research Paper
Have you ever heard the legend about Newton and how he discovered gravity? Legend has it young
Newton was sitting under an apple tree and all of a sudden he gets hit on the head apple. This legend
is supposedly the real reason how the laws of gravity were created but it s not all true. The real story
which was told by Isaac himself is, he was barely looking out the window when he happened to see
the fruit drop. Even then, some Newton scholars think the story involving the apples was made up.
Newton wasn t always such a serious guy. He was a weirdo. He purposefully stuck a needle in his eye
socket. The reason for him sticking a needle was that he was experimenting with the properties of
light and used himself as a guinea pig. James Gleick the author of Newton s biography released in
2003, said that Newton did this because people at the time were not really sure whether the eyes were
responsible for collecting light or creating it and Newton wanted to find that out. ... Show more
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Newton himself said, Gravity explains the motions of the planets, but it cannot explain who set the
planets in motion. God governs all things and knows all that is or can be done. He believed God was
the creator of the universe and everything living. Newton had an obsession with the Bible. Getting
back to his obsession with the Bible, it s worth mentioning that Isaac went to the extent of learning
Hebrew. He wanted to find out the hidden meanings instead of working on science all the time.
Newton thought he was a big time sinner. He studied the Bible at great depths and wrote more on
religion than about science or mathematics.He actually wrote a list of 48 sins, he committed, which
includes punching his sister, being rude to his mother and sister ,
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Have you ever heard the legend about Newton and how he discovered gravity? Legend has it young
Newton was sitting under an apple tree and all of a sudden he gets hit on the head apple. This legend
is supposedly the real reason how the laws of gravity were created but it s not all true. The real story
which was told by Isaac himself is, he was barely looking out the window when he happened to see
the fruit drop. Even then, some Newton scholars think the story involving the apples was made up.
Newton wasn t always such a serious guy. He was a weirdo. He purposefully stuck a needle in his eye
socket. The reason for him sticking a needle was that he was experimenting with the properties of
light and used himself as a guinea pig. James Gleick the author of Newton s biography released in
2003, said that Newton did this because people at the time were not really sure whether the eyes were
responsible for collecting light or creating it and Newton wanted to find that out. ... Show more
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Newton himself said, Gravity explains the motions of the planets, but it cannot explain who set the
planets in motion. God governs all things and knows all that is or can be done. He believed God was
the creator of the universe and everything living. Newton had an obsession with the Bible. Getting
back to his obsession with the Bible, it s worth mentioning that Isaac went to the extent of learning
Hebrew. He wanted to find out the hidden meanings instead of working on science all the time.
Newton thought he was a big time sinner. He studied the Bible at great depths and wrote more on
religion than about science or mathematics.He actually wrote a list of 48 sins, he committed, which
includes punching his sister, being rude to his mother and sister ,
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Back Door
Would you want the FBI in your private space search through your cellular device looking for
something that you had nothing to do with? There are many affairs that could go awry if the Apple
Company gives the FBI a back door to their iOS file. The Apple Company shouldn t give the FBI a
back door because it invades peoples privacy, dangers the USA, and can end up in the wrong hands.
Giving the FBI a back door to the ultimate iOS file can cause people s space to be infested. Everybody
that works with the FBI is not worthy people. Wicked people might just apply this back door simply to
mess with people iPhones. They might start searching through peoples phones and begin partaking in
their personal business away to the real universe. Therefore, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
If Apple gives the FBI a back door and the FBI leaves the iOS back door open anybody could produce
it and apply it against the United States of American. They could send threats out to anyone with an
iPhone and by the time they try to stop it, it would be too tardy. If this goes on, everyone in American
with an iPhone would get scared and not recognize what to answer.
Some other central spot is that this back door could end up in the wrong hands. Ending up in the
wrong hands could scare everybody. You never know when the next persons phone might end up
smashed into. The wrong person might apply this back door for many things such as to terrorize some
other person, a bully, send threats, and etc. The wrong person could sale this back door to a foreign
country and make millions while harms plenty. There are thus many potential things that could end up
wrong in this scenario.
Given these points above, Apple should not give the FBI a back door to their file. They should only
continue struggling against the courts with the determination on whether or not they should yield up
this doorway or not. By not passing up this door, it could spare millions of lives and even the whole
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Would you want the FBI in your private space search through your cellular device looking for
something that you had nothing to do with? There are many affairs that could go awry if the Apple
Company gives the FBI a back door to their iOS file. The Apple Company shouldn t give the FBI a
back door because it invades peoples privacy, dangers the USA, and can end up in the wrong hands.
Giving the FBI a back door to the ultimate iOS file can cause people s space to be infested. Everybody
that works with the FBI is not worthy people. Wicked people might just apply this back door simply to
mess with people iPhones. They might start searching through peoples phones and begin partaking in
their personal business away to the real universe. Therefore, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
If Apple gives the FBI a back door and the FBI leaves the iOS back door open anybody could produce
it and apply it against the United States of American. They could send threats out to anyone with an
iPhone and by the time they try to stop it, it would be too tardy. If this goes on, everyone in American
with an iPhone would get scared and not recognize what to answer.
Some other central spot is that this back door could end up in the wrong hands. Ending up in the
wrong hands could scare everybody. You never know when the next persons phone might end up
smashed into. The wrong person might apply this back door for many things such as to terrorize some
other person, a bully, send threats, and etc. The wrong person could sale this back door to a foreign
country and make millions while harms plenty. There are thus many potential things that could end up
wrong in this scenario.
Given these points above, Apple should not give the FBI a back door to their file. They should only
continue struggling against the courts with the determination on whether or not they should yield up
this doorway or not. By not passing up this door, it could spare millions of lives and even the whole
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Catullus Dichotomy
As is typical in many of his poems, Catullus struggles to grapple with his love for Lesbia in poem
seventy two. These eight lines are characterized by numerous contrasts that lead up to Catullus painful
acceptance that his love for Lesbia is/was not perfect, nor did she reciprocate the affection that he held
for her. Catullus structures his poems in elegiac couplets, each containing their own dichotomy. Each
couplet begins with a statement regarding their love, then uses a conjunction to counter the previous
line, such as nec in line 2, sed in lines 4 and 8, and quare in line 5. This is Catullus way of addressing
his acceptance of his failed relationship with Lesbia by setting up and refuting his own
counterarguments, as if to indicate that his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This simile illustrates that Catullus loved and Lesbia as a parent would their child, which is a caring
type of affection that is permanent. Because it is rare that a parent stops loving their child, Catullus
could possibly be hinting that although he has fallen out of touch with Lesbia, there is still a part of
him that wants the best for her and cares about her well being, and that they share a similar everlasting
connection that a child has with their parent. The addition of the word generos to gnatos also may
demonstrate that Catullus and Lesbia need not be related by blood to show the loyalty and concern
that family members typically show one another. Catullus contrasts this love with the temporary,
trivial, and possibly sexual love that a common person has for a girl. He could be referring to poems
eleven and fifty eight, in which he describes Lesbia as a girl who in crossroads and alleys appeals the
descendants of generous Remus (a prostitute) and three hundred together her embrace holds, Loving
none of them truly, but over over
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As is typical in many of his poems, Catullus struggles to grapple with his love for Lesbia in poem
seventy two. These eight lines are characterized by numerous contrasts that lead up to Catullus painful
acceptance that his love for Lesbia is/was not perfect, nor did she reciprocate the affection that he held
for her. Catullus structures his poems in elegiac couplets, each containing their own dichotomy. Each
couplet begins with a statement regarding their love, then uses a conjunction to counter the previous
line, such as nec in line 2, sed in lines 4 and 8, and quare in line 5. This is Catullus way of addressing
his acceptance of his failed relationship with Lesbia by setting up and refuting his own
counterarguments, as if to indicate that his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This simile illustrates that Catullus loved and Lesbia as a parent would their child, which is a caring
type of affection that is permanent. Because it is rare that a parent stops loving their child, Catullus
could possibly be hinting that although he has fallen out of touch with Lesbia, there is still a part of
him that wants the best for her and cares about her well being, and that they share a similar everlasting
connection that a child has with their parent. The addition of the word generos to gnatos also may
demonstrate that Catullus and Lesbia need not be related by blood to show the loyalty and concern
that family members typically show one another. Catullus contrasts this love with the temporary,
trivial, and possibly sexual love that a common person has for a girl. He could be referring to poems
eleven and fifty eight, in which he describes Lesbia as a girl who in crossroads and alleys appeals the
descendants of generous Remus (a prostitute) and three hundred together her embrace holds, Loving
none of them truly, but over over
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Oliver Sacks Musicophilia Summary
In Oliver Sacks Musicophilia, the author shared unique experiences people have had with music and
how these events have affected the brain. Chapter 20, The Kinetic Melody: Parkinson s Disease and
Music Therapy, further explored how music has improved the lives of people with Parkinson s. Sacks
referred to these people as Parkinsonian patients. Therapists have found the utilization of music has
helped improve the well being of patients.
The first time Oliver Sacks encountered music in a clinical setting was in 1966 at Beth Abraham
Hospital located in the Bronx in New York. This is where he met approximately eighty patients who
had suffered from encephalitis lethargica, a central nervous system disorder outbreak after World War
I which affected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As another victim of encephalitis lethargica, she often sat frozen with one hand touching her glasses.
She was a piano player and would become liberated from her frozen state when she played. When she
was younger, she had memorized all of Chopin. Therapists found when they simply named a piece for
her to imagine she was able to move freely as she did when she was actively playing. One may
wonder why she does not imagine music all day long to remain in this state of freedom. According to
Sacks, this is because she lacks the ability to initiate such thought. Once someone is there to name a
piece or movement for her, she can then react and start thinking about it, otherwise nothing
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In Oliver Sacks Musicophilia, the author shared unique experiences people have had with music and
how these events have affected the brain. Chapter 20, The Kinetic Melody: Parkinson s Disease and
Music Therapy, further explored how music has improved the lives of people with Parkinson s. Sacks
referred to these people as Parkinsonian patients. Therapists have found the utilization of music has
helped improve the well being of patients.
The first time Oliver Sacks encountered music in a clinical setting was in 1966 at Beth Abraham
Hospital located in the Bronx in New York. This is where he met approximately eighty patients who
had suffered from encephalitis lethargica, a central nervous system disorder outbreak after World War
I which affected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As another victim of encephalitis lethargica, she often sat frozen with one hand touching her glasses.
She was a piano player and would become liberated from her frozen state when she played. When she
was younger, she had memorized all of Chopin. Therapists found when they simply named a piece for
her to imagine she was able to move freely as she did when she was actively playing. One may
wonder why she does not imagine music all day long to remain in this state of freedom. According to
Sacks, this is because she lacks the ability to initiate such thought. Once someone is there to name a
piece or movement for her, she can then react and start thinking about it, otherwise nothing
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Sociological Theory And Symbolic Interactionism In Nursing
Define and describing Symbolic Interactionism
Nursing has many philosophies and theories that have been developed over time. In nursing, it is
essential to understand the patient and the way that they experience health and illness in the healthcare
setting. This understanding allows the nurses and the healthcare team to properly provide care to
patients. This falls under that theory of symbolic interactionism. Symbolic interactionism, a major
sociological theory, relates symbolic meanings which individuals develop and rely upon in the process
of social interaction. Symbolic interactionism examines the meanings developed from the mutual
interaction of individuals in a social environment with other individuals and focused on the meanings
and symbols from the interaction between people (Aksan et al., 2009). These meanings that are
evolved from individuals are shared among other individuals as well.
George Herbert Mead was a very influential figure in the history of American philosophy. Mead
developed symbolic interactionism where he believed that mind and ego were the products of society.
It was believed that symbols grew in mind and used as methods of thinking and communication. Mead
focused on how people interact in their daily lives utilizing symbolic interaction and how they create
order and meaning. In one of Mead s writings, Mind, Self and Society, he goes on to describe the way
a person s mind in addition to themselves ascends from the social process. Mead
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Define and describing Symbolic Interactionism
Nursing has many philosophies and theories that have been developed over time. In nursing, it is
essential to understand the patient and the way that they experience health and illness in the healthcare
setting. This understanding allows the nurses and the healthcare team to properly provide care to
patients. This falls under that theory of symbolic interactionism. Symbolic interactionism, a major
sociological theory, relates symbolic meanings which individuals develop and rely upon in the process
of social interaction. Symbolic interactionism examines the meanings developed from the mutual
interaction of individuals in a social environment with other individuals and focused on the meanings
and symbols from the interaction between people (Aksan et al., 2009). These meanings that are
evolved from individuals are shared among other individuals as well.
George Herbert Mead was a very influential figure in the history of American philosophy. Mead
developed symbolic interactionism where he believed that mind and ego were the products of society.
It was believed that symbols grew in mind and used as methods of thinking and communication. Mead
focused on how people interact in their daily lives utilizing symbolic interaction and how they create
order and meaning. In one of Mead s writings, Mind, Self and Society, he goes on to describe the way
a person s mind in addition to themselves ascends from the social process. Mead
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Motivations and Methodology of Mass Murderers Essay
Introduction Mass murder is defined by the FBI as the killing of three or more people in a single event
or in the same day (Petersen Farrington, 2007). Mass murderers are complex and can be examined by
the many factors that regularly appear among them, such as violence precipitating events, weapon of
choice, and mental illnesses. The motivations and methods for committing mass murder are easily
broken down into specific groups, and through the examination of these definitions and specific cases
there is much to learn about the mind of a mass murderer.
History
Throughout history mass murder has not been a problem to the same level and in the same sense as it
is today. A related occurrence that is seen in history, which can be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The event of mass murder as known today, postal workers going postal and school massacres, has
been emerging as a more regular occurrence throughout the last century (Lester, Stack, Schmidtke,
Schuller Muller, 2005). Starting with the Vietnam War era, there have been an increasing number of
mass murders, which share a causal link to the increased militarization of American Society. The
introduction of semiautomatic weapons in mainstream society gives the opportunity for explosive and
gratuitously violent events such as have been seen in recent years (Hamamoto, 2002). The increase in
graphically violent war movies and first person video games, full of violent images and massive
destruction, lend a hand in the building of a society that is hyperaware of war level violence.
Legal Concerns
The central legal concern associated with mass murder has been gun control. More specifically the
aftermath of Columbine can be examined to show the range of gun control concerns. A result of the
Columbine massacre, the most terrible mass shooting in United States history, was the media calling
for more gun control and identifying too many guns and too little control as the cause of the attack
(Kelck, 2009). It is important to note that while this attack was horrendous, it comes nowhere close to
the number of victims in
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Introduction Mass murder is defined by the FBI as the killing of three or more people in a single event
or in the same day (Petersen Farrington, 2007). Mass murderers are complex and can be examined by
the many factors that regularly appear among them, such as violence precipitating events, weapon of
choice, and mental illnesses. The motivations and methods for committing mass murder are easily
broken down into specific groups, and through the examination of these definitions and specific cases
there is much to learn about the mind of a mass murderer.
History
Throughout history mass murder has not been a problem to the same level and in the same sense as it
is today. A related occurrence that is seen in history, which can be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The event of mass murder as known today, postal workers going postal and school massacres, has
been emerging as a more regular occurrence throughout the last century (Lester, Stack, Schmidtke,
Schuller Muller, 2005). Starting with the Vietnam War era, there have been an increasing number of
mass murders, which share a causal link to the increased militarization of American Society. The
introduction of semiautomatic weapons in mainstream society gives the opportunity for explosive and
gratuitously violent events such as have been seen in recent years (Hamamoto, 2002). The increase in
graphically violent war movies and first person video games, full of violent images and massive
destruction, lend a hand in the building of a society that is hyperaware of war level violence.
Legal Concerns
The central legal concern associated with mass murder has been gun control. More specifically the
aftermath of Columbine can be examined to show the range of gun control concerns. A result of the
Columbine massacre, the most terrible mass shooting in United States history, was the media calling
for more gun control and identifying too many guns and too little control as the cause of the attack
(Kelck, 2009). It is important to note that while this attack was horrendous, it comes nowhere close to
the number of victims in
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The Importance Of Art In Art Education
This world is under information explosion. Interactive media occupied our life to suffocating. Tv,
laptop, and smartphone connect us to the rest of the world 24/7. New technology and entertainment
struck our mind and conquered our life. Painting as an apparently archaic activity is relatively still and
pale to the extent some people labeled painting as dead. What is the meaning of painting after we
already have the camera to reserve any scene with just one click? What is the position of painting after
highly developed computer technology can do almost everything? I questioned myself many times. In
the country I grew up, academism had influenced artists and art education for decades. Work from
classical artists such as Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer, Frans HALS, Jacques
Louis David is highly used as references in art education. Under this kind of education, skill is
particularly emphasized and in some cases, is the only pursuing goal at the end. Being influenced by
the art atmosphere there, I also practiced many detailed sketches of portraits and sculptures. I enjoyed
the peaceful time that I sat there for hours to cover every detail I observed from the objects. Skills are
essential, and this kind of work is attractive. However, I do not see it as the final stop of my journey as
an artist. I believed painting, as one of the lived experiences will never be eclipsed. It is a medium that
incorporates the most original impulsion of the human being. However, in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This world is under information explosion. Interactive media occupied our life to suffocating. Tv,
laptop, and smartphone connect us to the rest of the world 24/7. New technology and entertainment
struck our mind and conquered our life. Painting as an apparently archaic activity is relatively still and
pale to the extent some people labeled painting as dead. What is the meaning of painting after we
already have the camera to reserve any scene with just one click? What is the position of painting after
highly developed computer technology can do almost everything? I questioned myself many times. In
the country I grew up, academism had influenced artists and art education for decades. Work from
classical artists such as Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer, Frans HALS, Jacques
Louis David is highly used as references in art education. Under this kind of education, skill is
particularly emphasized and in some cases, is the only pursuing goal at the end. Being influenced by
the art atmosphere there, I also practiced many detailed sketches of portraits and sculptures. I enjoyed
the peaceful time that I sat there for hours to cover every detail I observed from the objects. Skills are
essential, and this kind of work is attractive. However, I do not see it as the final stop of my journey as
an artist. I believed painting, as one of the lived experiences will never be eclipsed. It is a medium that
incorporates the most original impulsion of the human being. However, in
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Essay On Beta Endorphins
I ve always been interested in how the brain processes things. Whether it s spending a sleepless night
trying to find the chemical way our body produces and stores memories, or trying to find out why ice
cream tastes good, I love the brain. When asked to find a research topic I wanted to do some sort of
hormone. I first chose endorphins, before realizing what a large group of hormones it was. I felt that
given its strong role in pain and mood management, understanding beta endorphins and the
mechanisms by which they worked would give me better insight into pain mechanisms and give me a
better understanding of how to mitigate pain in potential patients. While some of the information was
stuck behind medical journals with paywalls, I was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the body is subjected to stress or pain, the pituitary releases it into the bloodstream. The beta
endorphins bind to special receptors in located in the brain, spinal cord, immune system, and adrenal
glands. These receptors are known as opioid receptors and can be categorized as binding to several
different types of endorphin and opium derivative while being blocked by the chemical naloxone.
When bound to these receptors, they produce an inhibitory effect on the neural pathways for pain,
reducing the effect and perception of pain. When there is a high enough quantity in the body, this can
also cause a sensation colloquially known as runner s high . This is a euphoric state usually caused by
extreme exercise. I believe the natural glow and warm feeling that a woman has after childbirth can
also be contributed partially from the effect of beta endorphins on the body, as childbirth is one of the
most extreme things that can happy to a body. This hormone is also found in the body when we laugh,
during sex, eat spicy foods, listen to emotionally complex music, and in small amounts in the
bloodstream doing regulatory jobs. Independent of the pain reduction effects, Beta endorphins have an
interesting effect on other parts of our body
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I ve always been interested in how the brain processes things. Whether it s spending a sleepless night
trying to find the chemical way our body produces and stores memories, or trying to find out why ice
cream tastes good, I love the brain. When asked to find a research topic I wanted to do some sort of
hormone. I first chose endorphins, before realizing what a large group of hormones it was. I felt that
given its strong role in pain and mood management, understanding beta endorphins and the
mechanisms by which they worked would give me better insight into pain mechanisms and give me a
better understanding of how to mitigate pain in potential patients. While some of the information was
stuck behind medical journals with paywalls, I was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the body is subjected to stress or pain, the pituitary releases it into the bloodstream. The beta
endorphins bind to special receptors in located in the brain, spinal cord, immune system, and adrenal
glands. These receptors are known as opioid receptors and can be categorized as binding to several
different types of endorphin and opium derivative while being blocked by the chemical naloxone.
When bound to these receptors, they produce an inhibitory effect on the neural pathways for pain,
reducing the effect and perception of pain. When there is a high enough quantity in the body, this can
also cause a sensation colloquially known as runner s high . This is a euphoric state usually caused by
extreme exercise. I believe the natural glow and warm feeling that a woman has after childbirth can
also be contributed partially from the effect of beta endorphins on the body, as childbirth is one of the
most extreme things that can happy to a body. This hormone is also found in the body when we laugh,
during sex, eat spicy foods, listen to emotionally complex music, and in small amounts in the
bloodstream doing regulatory jobs. Independent of the pain reduction effects, Beta endorphins have an
interesting effect on other parts of our body
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Perspectives On Foster Care System
Marsh 1
Mariah Marsh
11/12/14
Professor Molly Tetrault Analysis Paper
Perspectives on Foster Care
In the past few decades there has be an increasing amount of children placed in the foster care system.
With the amount of rising teen pregnancies and maternal drug abuse means increasing numbers of
infants abandoned at birth. There have been many cases of child abuse or neglect that have been on
the rise. State and local agencies are unable to suitably supervise foster homes or arrange adoptions.
Statistics show that many children will spend most of their childhood and teenage years in the foster
care system, which has shown to leave emotional scars on the child. Today, Child Welfare groups are
looking for federal funding and legislation to increase programs and services aimed at keeping
families together.
Child welfare systems typically receive and investigate reports of possible child abuse and neglect;
provide services to families that need assistance in the protection and care of their children; arrange
for children to live with foster families when they are not safe at home; and arrange for reunification,
adoption, or other permanent family connections for children leaving foster care.When you look up
what the Child welfare system it says,
The major role of the Child Welfare System in the twenty first century is to insure the safety,
permanency, and well being of
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Marsh 1
Mariah Marsh
11/12/14
Professor Molly Tetrault Analysis Paper
Perspectives on Foster Care
In the past few decades there has be an increasing amount of children placed in the foster care system.
With the amount of rising teen pregnancies and maternal drug abuse means increasing numbers of
infants abandoned at birth. There have been many cases of child abuse or neglect that have been on
the rise. State and local agencies are unable to suitably supervise foster homes or arrange adoptions.
Statistics show that many children will spend most of their childhood and teenage years in the foster
care system, which has shown to leave emotional scars on the child. Today, Child Welfare groups are
looking for federal funding and legislation to increase programs and services aimed at keeping
families together.
Child welfare systems typically receive and investigate reports of possible child abuse and neglect;
provide services to families that need assistance in the protection and care of their children; arrange
for children to live with foster families when they are not safe at home; and arrange for reunification,
adoption, or other permanent family connections for children leaving foster care.When you look up
what the Child welfare system it says,
The major role of the Child Welfare System in the twenty first century is to insure the safety,
permanency, and well being of
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Chinese Immigrants In Australia
Chinese people have been the majority of migrants in Australia. They have worked and have create
their communities in Australia. Nowadays, there are a number of Chinese town in Australia and also,
in Australian universities, many Chinese people are studying. In Australian history, it is well known
that many Chinese labours worked at gold mines. Also, under the White Australian Policy, they
experienced racial discriminations. However, there is still some unknown history, that those Chinese
migrants had experienced here in Australia. This essay will investigate historical facts, which Chinese
migrants experienced the nineteenth century. Firstly, this essay will introduce several causes, which
led the Chinese to go to Australia. Secondly, it will argue that the Chinese people were not welcomed
migrants. Thirdly, it will explain how the Chinese migrants maintained their ethnic identity within
Australia. Next, it will explain how the Chinese established their own community in order to maintain
their own identities. Finally, it will examine that the Chinese race relationship with the Australian can
be fit to the psychological theory of racism.
There were several reasons, that led Chinese people migrate to Australia and those reasons are largely
different from those of Afro American slaves. Between 1839 and 1842, Britain and China had Opium
War concerning disagreement of their trading. Ryan (1995, p.15) argues that after the war, Hong Kong
was dominated by Britain and people,
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Chinese people have been the majority of migrants in Australia. They have worked and have create
their communities in Australia. Nowadays, there are a number of Chinese town in Australia and also,
in Australian universities, many Chinese people are studying. In Australian history, it is well known
that many Chinese labours worked at gold mines. Also, under the White Australian Policy, they
experienced racial discriminations. However, there is still some unknown history, that those Chinese
migrants had experienced here in Australia. This essay will investigate historical facts, which Chinese
migrants experienced the nineteenth century. Firstly, this essay will introduce several causes, which
led the Chinese to go to Australia. Secondly, it will argue that the Chinese people were not welcomed
migrants. Thirdly, it will explain how the Chinese migrants maintained their ethnic identity within
Australia. Next, it will explain how the Chinese established their own community in order to maintain
their own identities. Finally, it will examine that the Chinese race relationship with the Australian can
be fit to the psychological theory of racism.
There were several reasons, that led Chinese people migrate to Australia and those reasons are largely
different from those of Afro American slaves. Between 1839 and 1842, Britain and China had Opium
War concerning disagreement of their trading. Ryan (1995, p.15) argues that after the war, Hong Kong
was dominated by Britain and people,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tesco 126 Marking Plan Of Uniqlo
BSB 126 Marking Plan of UNIQLO
Name: Ruo Su Gao
Student Number: N9854274
Total Word Count:
1.0 Situation Analysis
UNIQLO is a Japanese based clothing manufacturing and retailing company which trying to produce
products efficiently and ethically. UNIQLO have many categories of clothing, the most popular and
profitable one is UNIQLO LifeWear, which is an innovation category aiming to offer high quality,
unique and fashionable items at an affordable price around the world (Fast Retailing, 2017).
In 1984, UNIQLO have opened the first Store in Hiroshima Japan. After that, UNIQLO has grown to
more than 1300 stores in 15 countries (UNIQLO, 2017). There are many global apparel clothing firms
like UNIQLO, such as GAP, Inditex (ZARA), ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This means UNIQLO will develop their international business globally. Therefore, this report will
target the demographic segmentation. The target consumers of UNIQLO will be both males and
females between the age of 18 40 earning a medium income.
Table 1: UNIQLO s Marketing segmentation analysis
Segmentation Method Segment Description/Explanation
Geographic Australia
Asia
Europe
North Americas The main industries of UNIQLO are in Asia, and UNIQLO s sales are experiencing
significant growth in Australia and Europe market (Fast Retailing, 2017).
However, the expanding of UNIQLO in North Americas are experiencing difficulty (Fast Retailing,
2017).
Demographic Age 18 40 Fintell and Morimura (2015) suggested that elder target customers is more
working professionals, while the status of younger target customers will be less considered. Gender
Male and Female UNIQLO is a unisex clothing firm. Income Medium UNIQLO is not limited to high
income individuals. It provides inexpensive and high quality items because the retailer s lower price
range affordability and simultaneous quality indicating good value. (UNIQLO, 2017).
3.2 Value Proposition
Mr. Yanai, the CEO of UNIQLO demonstrates that UNIQLO is the only world s Life Wear brand that
represents everyday clothes as it is inexpensive, unique, fashionable and has high quality (Loeb,
BSB 126 Marking Plan of UNIQLO
Name: Ruo Su Gao
Student Number: N9854274
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1.0 Situation Analysis
UNIQLO is a Japanese based clothing manufacturing and retailing company which trying to produce
products efficiently and ethically. UNIQLO have many categories of clothing, the most popular and
profitable one is UNIQLO LifeWear, which is an innovation category aiming to offer high quality,
unique and fashionable items at an affordable price around the world (Fast Retailing, 2017).
In 1984, UNIQLO have opened the first Store in Hiroshima Japan. After that, UNIQLO has grown to
more than 1300 stores in 15 countries (UNIQLO, 2017). There are many global apparel clothing firms
like UNIQLO, such as GAP, Inditex (ZARA), ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This means UNIQLO will develop their international business globally. Therefore, this report will
target the demographic segmentation. The target consumers of UNIQLO will be both males and
females between the age of 18 40 earning a medium income.
Table 1: UNIQLO s Marketing segmentation analysis
Segmentation Method Segment Description/Explanation
Geographic Australia
Asia
Europe
North Americas The main industries of UNIQLO are in Asia, and UNIQLO s sales are experiencing
significant growth in Australia and Europe market (Fast Retailing, 2017).
However, the expanding of UNIQLO in North Americas are experiencing difficulty (Fast Retailing,
2017).
Demographic Age 18 40 Fintell and Morimura (2015) suggested that elder target customers is more
working professionals, while the status of younger target customers will be less considered. Gender
Male and Female UNIQLO is a unisex clothing firm. Income Medium UNIQLO is not limited to high
income individuals. It provides inexpensive and high quality items because the retailer s lower price
range affordability and simultaneous quality indicating good value. (UNIQLO, 2017).
3.2 Value Proposition
Mr. Yanai, the CEO of UNIQLO demonstrates that UNIQLO is the only world s Life Wear brand that
represents everyday clothes as it is inexpensive, unique, fashionable and has high quality (Loeb,
2015). This is because UNIQLO follows the strictest quality safety which set by The Quality
Establishment
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Establishment
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The Notion Of Purchasing Power Parity
A. Discuss the notion of purchasing power parity (PPP) (10 marks) 300 words
Purchasing power parity (PPP) was developed as the theory of exchange rate determination, which
was the basis for the relationship between product price levels and exchange rates and is now
primarily used to compare living standards across countries (CFA, 2015).
The foundation version of PPP was based on the assumption that identical goods should trade at the
same price across countries when valued in terms of a common currency. This is known as the law of
one price and derived from the no arbitrage assumption (Dornbush, 1985; Taylor and Taylor, 2004;
CFA, 2015). It means that a bundle of goods and services would cost the same in two countries when
the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Absolute PPP is the extended version of the law of one price with all goods and services consumed in
different countries instead of one single good (CFA, 2015). Absolute PPP is expressed as ( ). The
absolute PPP asserts that the current spot rate is determined by the ratio of national price levels,
although like the one price theory struggles in actual application (Alba and Papell, 2007; Alessandria,
and Kaboski, 2011). An example of the average price for a Big Mac was $4.79 in January 2015 in the
US whereas at market exchange rate in China it was only $2.77, showing that China yuan is
undervalued compared to US dollar. This has reduced the Absolute PPP s usefulness as the theory of
exchange rate determination.
On the other hand, the Relative and Ex Ante PPP implies that exchanged rate between two countries is
affected by their inflation rates and expressed as (CFA, 2015). In the long run, the relative PPP
predicts that countries with a low inflation rate have currency s that tend to appreciate and conversely
with countries that have a high inflation rate; and the % change in exchange rate will equal the %
difference in national inflation rates (Baffes, 1991; Taylor and Taylor, 2004).
Although shot term, nominal exchange rates could be volatile but over the long run will tend to
gravitate toward PPP equilibrium values (Yotopoulos and Sawada, 2006; Papell and Prodan, 2006).
Hence PPP could be seen as a vale
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A. Discuss the notion of purchasing power parity (PPP) (10 marks) 300 words
Purchasing power parity (PPP) was developed as the theory of exchange rate determination, which
was the basis for the relationship between product price levels and exchange rates and is now
primarily used to compare living standards across countries (CFA, 2015).
The foundation version of PPP was based on the assumption that identical goods should trade at the
same price across countries when valued in terms of a common currency. This is known as the law of
one price and derived from the no arbitrage assumption (Dornbush, 1985; Taylor and Taylor, 2004;
CFA, 2015). It means that a bundle of goods and services would cost the same in two countries when
the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Absolute PPP is the extended version of the law of one price with all goods and services consumed in
different countries instead of one single good (CFA, 2015). Absolute PPP is expressed as ( ). The
absolute PPP asserts that the current spot rate is determined by the ratio of national price levels,
although like the one price theory struggles in actual application (Alba and Papell, 2007; Alessandria,
and Kaboski, 2011). An example of the average price for a Big Mac was $4.79 in January 2015 in the
US whereas at market exchange rate in China it was only $2.77, showing that China yuan is
undervalued compared to US dollar. This has reduced the Absolute PPP s usefulness as the theory of
exchange rate determination.
On the other hand, the Relative and Ex Ante PPP implies that exchanged rate between two countries is
affected by their inflation rates and expressed as (CFA, 2015). In the long run, the relative PPP
predicts that countries with a low inflation rate have currency s that tend to appreciate and conversely
with countries that have a high inflation rate; and the % change in exchange rate will equal the %
difference in national inflation rates (Baffes, 1991; Taylor and Taylor, 2004).
Although shot term, nominal exchange rates could be volatile but over the long run will tend to
gravitate toward PPP equilibrium values (Yotopoulos and Sawada, 2006; Papell and Prodan, 2006).
Hence PPP could be seen as a vale
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Stressors In The Family
Ashley expressed stressors in the family are caused by unrealistic expectations from some adults in the
family. Ashley informed intake clinician that the family works well cohesively together; however,
there are relationships which causes stress within the family. Ashley plays her role as being one of the
strong matriarch figures in her family. Ashley grew up in a single parent home where her mother was
the provider. She witnessed her mother take care of 6 children on her own and be the head of
household. Furthermore, she witnessed the struggles of being a single black mother and how hardships
were easy to come by. However, although she learned to be independent and stand alone, she desires
not to be a single mother and give her children a traditional family. Additionally, Ashley suffers from
PTSD due to serving in Afghanistan while in the military. Although, she is receiving the help she
needs Ashley feels some of her stressors or triggers come from her grandmother. She knows it is
morally correct to respect her elders, but she feels her grandmother can be insensitive to her and others
in the family. She does not like to be disrespectful to her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In contrast, the Ware family has conflicts like other families. Ashley said they ve tried to address
certain issues in the past, which help smooth over tension. Unfortunately, the resolution has a grace
period before another problem arises. The grandmother was not available due to declining to
interview. As an African American family, the Ware family does not believe in sharing their family
problems with others outside the home. They are opposed to counseling and believes prayer is the way
to resolve issues. Although the Ware family has this idea collectively, Ashley explained I do believe it
is ok to get help but my family doesn t believe in that. We pray about it and ask God to guide us
through whatever problem we are
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Ashley expressed stressors in the family are caused by unrealistic expectations from some adults in the
family. Ashley informed intake clinician that the family works well cohesively together; however,
there are relationships which causes stress within the family. Ashley plays her role as being one of the
strong matriarch figures in her family. Ashley grew up in a single parent home where her mother was
the provider. She witnessed her mother take care of 6 children on her own and be the head of
household. Furthermore, she witnessed the struggles of being a single black mother and how hardships
were easy to come by. However, although she learned to be independent and stand alone, she desires
not to be a single mother and give her children a traditional family. Additionally, Ashley suffers from
PTSD due to serving in Afghanistan while in the military. Although, she is receiving the help she
needs Ashley feels some of her stressors or triggers come from her grandmother. She knows it is
morally correct to respect her elders, but she feels her grandmother can be insensitive to her and others
in the family. She does not like to be disrespectful to her ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In contrast, the Ware family has conflicts like other families. Ashley said they ve tried to address
certain issues in the past, which help smooth over tension. Unfortunately, the resolution has a grace
period before another problem arises. The grandmother was not available due to declining to
interview. As an African American family, the Ware family does not believe in sharing their family
problems with others outside the home. They are opposed to counseling and believes prayer is the way
to resolve issues. Although the Ware family has this idea collectively, Ashley explained I do believe it
is ok to get help but my family doesn t believe in that. We pray about it and ask God to guide us
through whatever problem we are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Transatlantic Slave Trade Research Paper
Later the Dutch, English and French merchants controlled about half of the transatlantic slave trade in
the regions of West Africa between the Senegal and Niger Rivers. The European sailors establish a
system of navigation that bound Europe, Africa, and the Americas for a network of commerce. The
transatlantic slave trade was based on kidnapping and abduction as a major method of slave
acquisition and it was also used as a system of great opportunity to hold wealth, political and
economic control. Many of the enslave Africans went through a lot of horrors and inhumane treatment
during the middle passage in which they were sold for very low prices. The middle passage slave
accounts from Falcon Bridge and Equiano are a great example of what ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Barbados is the first example of mono crop in the Atlantic slave trade, producing more sugar and more
slaves. According to Beckles and Shepherd Jamaica produced and exported, in addition to sugar
coffee, cotton, ginger, pimiento, dyewoods, hardwood. (FN, pg Carib. Slave society economy
readings) Pen or livestock farming was important component of internal trade utilizing the animals as
laborers and for trade within the island. Also, the use of a barter system in which they could borrow
and lend between one another. Planters were wealthy and trade among themselves. One of the most
important port in 18th Century was Liverpool, it was considered the high point of the transatlantic
trade of slaves and it was home of 8 sugar refineries. European planters wanted the guarantee of a
home market for their goods and created monopoly over trading to accumulate slaves with the purpose
to acquire slaves for the British Empire, and millions of slaves was brought to the Caribbean to work
on sugar plantations. Slaves from Africa were imported and made to work on the plantations. Sugar
cane production expanded to Saint Domingue and Jamaica given rise to commodities such as rum and
molasses. In 1740s Jamaica and Saint Domingue (Haiti) became the world s main sugar producers.
The plantation
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Later the Dutch, English and French merchants controlled about half of the transatlantic slave trade in
the regions of West Africa between the Senegal and Niger Rivers. The European sailors establish a
system of navigation that bound Europe, Africa, and the Americas for a network of commerce. The
transatlantic slave trade was based on kidnapping and abduction as a major method of slave
acquisition and it was also used as a system of great opportunity to hold wealth, political and
economic control. Many of the enslave Africans went through a lot of horrors and inhumane treatment
during the middle passage in which they were sold for very low prices. The middle passage slave
accounts from Falcon Bridge and Equiano are a great example of what ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Barbados is the first example of mono crop in the Atlantic slave trade, producing more sugar and more
slaves. According to Beckles and Shepherd Jamaica produced and exported, in addition to sugar
coffee, cotton, ginger, pimiento, dyewoods, hardwood. (FN, pg Carib. Slave society economy
readings) Pen or livestock farming was important component of internal trade utilizing the animals as
laborers and for trade within the island. Also, the use of a barter system in which they could borrow
and lend between one another. Planters were wealthy and trade among themselves. One of the most
important port in 18th Century was Liverpool, it was considered the high point of the transatlantic
trade of slaves and it was home of 8 sugar refineries. European planters wanted the guarantee of a
home market for their goods and created monopoly over trading to accumulate slaves with the purpose
to acquire slaves for the British Empire, and millions of slaves was brought to the Caribbean to work
on sugar plantations. Slaves from Africa were imported and made to work on the plantations. Sugar
cane production expanded to Saint Domingue and Jamaica given rise to commodities such as rum and
molasses. In 1740s Jamaica and Saint Domingue (Haiti) became the world s main sugar producers.
The plantation
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What Is Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing is an innovating new IT service that enables multiple services like storage, web
hosting and computing under the same roof. Many companies are moving their services to this
technology with the flexibility of pay as you go model where a customer pays only for the services
used leading to cost saving for them. It also helps in terminating the need for large infrastructure
maintenance and development. Multiple Virtual Machines (VMs) having varying resource locations
can be operated together by a physical machine through utilization of hardware virtualization by
Clouds [1]. There can be an imbalance in a PM due to a varying load of each VM due to over load of
resource demand and it can affect the performance of VMs on the PM ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, A long term load balance is not maintained since it only gets load balance at the expected
time spot. Additionally, it also requires a Markov Chain Model and calculation of transition
probability matrix for each VM in the system that leads to the elimination of overhead in a system
with more VMs [1]. To avoid the SLA violation, there is a need for an algorithm that can help in
migration of VMs out of PMs prior to getting overloaded and providing a load balance state for a long
time. It should also reduce the overhead and delay caused during balancing. For meeting these
requirements, a proactive load balancing algorithm Markov Decision Process (MDP) was proposed
[1]. There are two challenges associated with this Process. The components of MDP are states (s),
actions (a), transition probabilities (P), and rewards (R). These components should be well designed
for low overhead. There is a probability of transition to send when the action is taken by the state and
then it the reward is received. MDP records the transitions of the load state of a PM when each VM is
moving out and it is considered as an action that creates an unwanted cost and is inaccurate because of
varying time of VM load [1]. MDP records the transitions amongst the PM load states by utilizing
them as a state and taking out VM in a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cloud Computing is an innovating new IT service that enables multiple services like storage, web
hosting and computing under the same roof. Many companies are moving their services to this
technology with the flexibility of pay as you go model where a customer pays only for the services
used leading to cost saving for them. It also helps in terminating the need for large infrastructure
maintenance and development. Multiple Virtual Machines (VMs) having varying resource locations
can be operated together by a physical machine through utilization of hardware virtualization by
Clouds [1]. There can be an imbalance in a PM due to a varying load of each VM due to over load of
resource demand and it can affect the performance of VMs on the PM ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, A long term load balance is not maintained since it only gets load balance at the expected
time spot. Additionally, it also requires a Markov Chain Model and calculation of transition
probability matrix for each VM in the system that leads to the elimination of overhead in a system
with more VMs [1]. To avoid the SLA violation, there is a need for an algorithm that can help in
migration of VMs out of PMs prior to getting overloaded and providing a load balance state for a long
time. It should also reduce the overhead and delay caused during balancing. For meeting these
requirements, a proactive load balancing algorithm Markov Decision Process (MDP) was proposed
[1]. There are two challenges associated with this Process. The components of MDP are states (s),
actions (a), transition probabilities (P), and rewards (R). These components should be well designed
for low overhead. There is a probability of transition to send when the action is taken by the state and
then it the reward is received. MDP records the transitions of the load state of a PM when each VM is
moving out and it is considered as an action that creates an unwanted cost and is inaccurate because of
varying time of VM load [1]. MDP records the transitions amongst the PM load states by utilizing
them as a state and taking out VM in a
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