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The City Of Yaupi, Ecuador And Peru
The Jivaro people also known as the Shuar people are one of the indigenous people that habitat parts
of eastern Ecuador, and northern Peru. They live in small, spread out villages of approximately 22,000
square miles throughout the Amazon forest and foothills of the Andes mountains. The Jivaro people
consist of different smaller groups of people such as Achuar, Humabisa, Aguaruan, Antipas, Mayna.
The people can also speak over six languages: Jivoran, Quechua, Shiwar, Achuar, Awajun, and
Huambisa. The purpose of this study is to discern how the history of violence to themselves and from
others has impacted the Jivaroan way of life today. The city of Yaupi, Ecuador is a primarily Jivaro
village that has become more modern. This village is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the villages, they have little education, except those children who are sent to learn Spanish in
mission boarding schools, and programs with lessons taught on the radio. The people are mostly
taught to have skills to live in the Amazon. It is important to note that while those in Ecuador call
these people Jivaros in, some villages the people preferred to be called Shuar because Jivaro or Jibaros
can be alluded to mean savage or rustic. Some of the Jivaro people are not far from town; therefore,
their connection to people in the towns is not rare. For years, they have traded goods, and land for
more goods. Trading shrunken heads was also once common. In the 20th century, once shurken heads
was outlawed the heads started to become counterfeited for trade. There are different ways to get to
and around this community. In the village, it is easier to walk or bike, but it is important to be aware of
surroundings since all forms of transportation and livestock share the road. It is possible to find some
service in some spots of the area; however, payphones can be used in towns. There are requirements
that must be set to visit this community. It is easier to access the Jivaro in Yaupi, as previously said,
because it is a known that can visited by bus. First, I must obtain a U.S passport to get to Ecuador and
back. For safety, I should also get a return ticket even though they are
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The Jivaro people also known as the Shuar people are one of the indigenous people that habitat parts
of eastern Ecuador, and northern Peru. They live in small, spread out villages of approximately 22,000
square miles throughout the Amazon forest and foothills of the Andes mountains. The Jivaro people
consist of different smaller groups of people such as Achuar, Humabisa, Aguaruan, Antipas, Mayna.
The people can also speak over six languages: Jivoran, Quechua, Shiwar, Achuar, Awajun, and
Huambisa. The purpose of this study is to discern how the history of violence to themselves and from
others has impacted the Jivaroan way of life today. The city of Yaupi, Ecuador is a primarily Jivaro
village that has become more modern. This village is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the villages, they have little education, except those children who are sent to learn Spanish in
mission boarding schools, and programs with lessons taught on the radio. The people are mostly
taught to have skills to live in the Amazon. It is important to note that while those in Ecuador call
these people Jivaros in, some villages the people preferred to be called Shuar because Jivaro or Jibaros
can be alluded to mean savage or rustic. Some of the Jivaro people are not far from town; therefore,
their connection to people in the towns is not rare. For years, they have traded goods, and land for
more goods. Trading shrunken heads was also once common. In the 20th century, once shurken heads
was outlawed the heads started to become counterfeited for trade. There are different ways to get to
and around this community. In the village, it is easier to walk or bike, but it is important to be aware of
surroundings since all forms of transportation and livestock share the road. It is possible to find some
service in some spots of the area; however, payphones can be used in towns. There are requirements
that must be set to visit this community. It is easier to access the Jivaro in Yaupi, as previously said,
because it is a known that can visited by bus. First, I must obtain a U.S passport to get to Ecuador and
back. For safety, I should also get a return ticket even though they are
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The Heat Of The Sun In The Stranger By Albert Camus
Throughout the novel, The Stranger by Albert Camus, the protagonist Meursault is tortured and
motivated by the presence of the sun. The sun symbolizes life in the sense that it embodies the
inescapable fact of life, known as death. The sun crops up over and over again throughout the novel
from Maman s funeral to the Arab on the beach, and eventually to Meursault in the courtroom. This
reinforces the notion that the sun mirrors life as well as society, as it is always present. The sun
mirrors society based on the fact that it is constantly oppressing Meursault, just as society seems to in
regards to his unorthodox actions and emotions. From beginning to end, Meursault is significantly
affected by the heat of the sun both physically and mentally. The heat of the sun is the driving force
behind Meursault s actions for the duration of the novel as well as that it physically harms and bothers
him. Meursault is constantly complaining about the heat, stating that it is making him sweat or that it
is burning him, once again reflecting the fact that it symbolizes the cruelty and judgement that comes
with life. The sun s heat is such an unbearable presence for Meursault that it literally pushes him to the
point of not being able to think straight due to its intolerable burning. This is encountered first in the
novel during Maman s funeral, when Meursault states, But today, with the sun bearing down, making
the whole landscape shimmer with heat, it was inhuman and oppressive
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Throughout the novel, The Stranger by Albert Camus, the protagonist Meursault is tortured and
motivated by the presence of the sun. The sun symbolizes life in the sense that it embodies the
inescapable fact of life, known as death. The sun crops up over and over again throughout the novel
from Maman s funeral to the Arab on the beach, and eventually to Meursault in the courtroom. This
reinforces the notion that the sun mirrors life as well as society, as it is always present. The sun
mirrors society based on the fact that it is constantly oppressing Meursault, just as society seems to in
regards to his unorthodox actions and emotions. From beginning to end, Meursault is significantly
affected by the heat of the sun both physically and mentally. The heat of the sun is the driving force
behind Meursault s actions for the duration of the novel as well as that it physically harms and bothers
him. Meursault is constantly complaining about the heat, stating that it is making him sweat or that it
is burning him, once again reflecting the fact that it symbolizes the cruelty and judgement that comes
with life. The sun s heat is such an unbearable presence for Meursault that it literally pushes him to the
point of not being able to think straight due to its intolerable burning. This is encountered first in the
novel during Maman s funeral, when Meursault states, But today, with the sun bearing down, making
the whole landscape shimmer with heat, it was inhuman and oppressive
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Alexander The Great s Conquest
According to Dr. Wilcox s lecture, how did Alexander the Great s conquest differ from that of Assyria
and Babylon and how was the influence that he left behind felt in Jerusalem (also include the rule of
the Seleucids in your discussion)? According to the read section in unit five (pg335) The chain of
empires that ruled over Judah continued through the rise and fall of the Persian Empire and on to
Greek rule over Palestine, which began with Alexander the Great and would prove to be the most
influential in cultural terms (Tullock, and McEntire,2012). Nonetheless, it also states that it seems to
suggest the Ecclesiastes was influenced by the Hellenistic culture that saturated the Near East
following the conquests of Alexander the Great (Tullock,
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According to Dr. Wilcox s lecture, how did Alexander the Great s conquest differ from that of Assyria
and Babylon and how was the influence that he left behind felt in Jerusalem (also include the rule of
the Seleucids in your discussion)? According to the read section in unit five (pg335) The chain of
empires that ruled over Judah continued through the rise and fall of the Persian Empire and on to
Greek rule over Palestine, which began with Alexander the Great and would prove to be the most
influential in cultural terms (Tullock, and McEntire,2012). Nonetheless, it also states that it seems to
suggest the Ecclesiastes was influenced by the Hellenistic culture that saturated the Near East
following the conquests of Alexander the Great (Tullock,
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Depolarization Vs Ventricular Contraction
They are different kind of forms the P wave it represents depolarization. It indicates atrial
depolarization, or contraction of the atrium. Normal duration is no longer than 0.11 seconds less than
3 small squares. Amplitude height is no more than 3 mm. No notching or peaking. The PR interval
represents the time impulse initiated by the sinus node travels through the atria to the ventricular
conduction system. PR interval indicates AV conduction time. The duration time is 0.12 to 0.20
seconds.
The QRS complex it represents the ventricular depolarization. It can be compromises of any
combination of one, two, or three wave forms. It indicates ventricular depolarization, or contraction of
the ventricles. It normally not longer than .10 seconds in duration. The amplitude is not less than 5
mm in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Q is the first wave downward, or negative, wave form of the QRS complex. The R wave is the
first positive or upward, deflection. The R wave can occur with or without a Q wave. The T wave
represents ventricular repolarization. The QT indicated the time from ventricular depolarization to
repolarization. The wave of electricity it continues traveling through the myocardium to
atrioventricular node. The AV node it coordinates the incoming electrical impulses from the atria and
relays the impulse to the ventricles through a bundle of specialized muscle fibers. The atria pump
blood into the ventricles and then the ventricles pump blood out of the heart. Chambers of the heart fill
with blood during a relaxation phase diastole and eject blood during a contraction phase systole. Atrial
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They are different kind of forms the P wave it represents depolarization. It indicates atrial
depolarization, or contraction of the atrium. Normal duration is no longer than 0.11 seconds less than
3 small squares. Amplitude height is no more than 3 mm. No notching or peaking. The PR interval
represents the time impulse initiated by the sinus node travels through the atria to the ventricular
conduction system. PR interval indicates AV conduction time. The duration time is 0.12 to 0.20
seconds.
The QRS complex it represents the ventricular depolarization. It can be compromises of any
combination of one, two, or three wave forms. It indicates ventricular depolarization, or contraction of
the ventricles. It normally not longer than .10 seconds in duration. The amplitude is not less than 5
mm in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Q is the first wave downward, or negative, wave form of the QRS complex. The R wave is the
first positive or upward, deflection. The R wave can occur with or without a Q wave. The T wave
represents ventricular repolarization. The QT indicated the time from ventricular depolarization to
repolarization. The wave of electricity it continues traveling through the myocardium to
atrioventricular node. The AV node it coordinates the incoming electrical impulses from the atria and
relays the impulse to the ventricles through a bundle of specialized muscle fibers. The atria pump
blood into the ventricles and then the ventricles pump blood out of the heart. Chambers of the heart fill
with blood during a relaxation phase diastole and eject blood during a contraction phase systole. Atrial
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Collaborative Resolution Styles Paper
It is almost guaranteed that conflicts will arise in a healthcare setting at one point or another. Yoder
Wise defines conflict as a disagreement in values or beliefs which causes harm or the potential for
harm within one s self or with others (Yoder Wise, 2015, p. 432)‌ . The most difficult types of conflict
to resolve are those due to differing values, opinions, and beliefs among individuals. When conflict is
identified and appropriate resolution skills applied, a positive resolution is more likely to occur.
Nursing professionals are more apt to encounter conflict due to the physical and emotional stresses
endured within daily practice. As a result, how nursing professionals respond to conflict can impact
the organizational culture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Intrapersonal conflict is conflict that occurs within an individual (Yoder Wise, 2015, p. 433)‌ . When
nursing professionals are continually engaging team building into practice, this type of conflict can be
resolved more quickly and strengthen the culture within. Another type of conflict is organizational
conflict. This type of conflict occurs in healthcare when nursing professionals disagree with
institutional policies and procedures (p. 433). When collaborative resolution skills are applied to
organizational conflict a significant amount of time is needed for resolution. The most common and
most difficult type of conflict is interpersonal conflict. Yoder Wise defines interpersonal conflict as
conflict that occurs between or among individuals (p. 433). This type of conflict requires nursing
leaders to have strong conflict management skills. Strong leadership skills require the individual to
quickly identify conflict so unit dynamics and patient care do not suffer. When managing conflict, the
leader should create an environment that fosters the input from each team member. The input must be
constructively vetted by the whole group. To be successful, each member of the collaborative group
should be able to take ownership of the decision
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It is almost guaranteed that conflicts will arise in a healthcare setting at one point or another. Yoder
Wise defines conflict as a disagreement in values or beliefs which causes harm or the potential for
harm within one s self or with others (Yoder Wise, 2015, p. 432)‌ . The most difficult types of conflict
to resolve are those due to differing values, opinions, and beliefs among individuals. When conflict is
identified and appropriate resolution skills applied, a positive resolution is more likely to occur.
Nursing professionals are more apt to encounter conflict due to the physical and emotional stresses
endured within daily practice. As a result, how nursing professionals respond to conflict can impact
the organizational culture ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Intrapersonal conflict is conflict that occurs within an individual (Yoder Wise, 2015, p. 433)‌ . When
nursing professionals are continually engaging team building into practice, this type of conflict can be
resolved more quickly and strengthen the culture within. Another type of conflict is organizational
conflict. This type of conflict occurs in healthcare when nursing professionals disagree with
institutional policies and procedures (p. 433). When collaborative resolution skills are applied to
organizational conflict a significant amount of time is needed for resolution. The most common and
most difficult type of conflict is interpersonal conflict. Yoder Wise defines interpersonal conflict as
conflict that occurs between or among individuals (p. 433). This type of conflict requires nursing
leaders to have strong conflict management skills. Strong leadership skills require the individual to
quickly identify conflict so unit dynamics and patient care do not suffer. When managing conflict, the
leader should create an environment that fosters the input from each team member. The input must be
constructively vetted by the whole group. To be successful, each member of the collaborative group
should be able to take ownership of the decision
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Behind The Emergence Of Smartphone Technology
Contents
Introduction 3
Emergence of Smartphone Technology: 4
History: 4
Need: 4
Timeline: 5
Features offered in a Smartphone: 6
Screen Size and Resolution 6
Camera 6
Processor and Device Speed 6
Operating System 6
Storage Memory 6
Applications 6
Connectivity 7
Location Services: 7
Miscellaneous 7
Different OS in the Market: 7
Story of Apple and Samsung 7
Introduction about Android and iOS 8
Android by Google 8 iOS by Apple 8
Market Share Comparison 8
Technical Comparison: 9
The Application Store: 9
Power Management: 9
Memory Management 9
Security 9
GPS Global Positioning System 11
Related Ethical Issues 11
Bibliography: 12
Introduction
The Smartphone market is emerging and growing. This is a well known fact. However, this report
primarily focuses upon what goes on behind the scenes in producing a Smartphone that is at par with
the customers needs. The Smartphone market moved from producing sets with an alphanumeric
keyboard to a qwerty keyboard, to a touch screen, to intelligent voice commands, to biometric
securities, etc. Nevertheless, the diversity in needs of the consumer, increasing demand levels, the
Smartphone industry hasn t ceased to grow.
Contents
Introduction 3
Emergence of Smartphone Technology: 4
History: 4
Need: 4
Timeline: 5
Features offered in a Smartphone: 6
Screen Size and Resolution 6
Camera 6
Processor and Device Speed 6
Operating System 6
Storage Memory 6
Applications 6
Connectivity 7
Location Services: 7
Miscellaneous 7
Different OS in the Market: 7
Story of Apple and Samsung 7
Introduction about Android and iOS 8
Android by Google 8 iOS by Apple 8
Market Share Comparison 8
Technical Comparison: 9
The Application Store: 9
Power Management: 9
Memory Management 9
Security 9
GPS Global Positioning System 11
Related Ethical Issues 11
Bibliography: 12
Introduction
The Smartphone market is emerging and growing. This is a well known fact. However, this report
primarily focuses upon what goes on behind the scenes in producing a Smartphone that is at par with
the customers needs. The Smartphone market moved from producing sets with an alphanumeric
keyboard to a qwerty keyboard, to a touch screen, to intelligent voice commands, to biometric
securities, etc. Nevertheless, the diversity in needs of the consumer, increasing demand levels, the
Smartphone industry hasn t ceased to grow.
The conventional product strategies which used to focus upon costs, differentiation, and customer and
technology orientations doesn t seem to fulfill the ever growing need of better technology. The
Smartphone market is more focused on innovation and product development rather than the
conventional product strategies.
The
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technology orientations doesn t seem to fulfill the ever growing need of better technology. The
Smartphone market is more focused on innovation and product development rather than the
conventional product strategies.
The
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Shakespeare s Midsummer Night s Dream is An Elizabethan...
An Elizabethan Era Play with a Greek Twist William Shakespeare wrote the play, A Midsummer Night
s Dream, sometime in the 1590 s. The play, a romantic comedy, portrays the adventures of four young
lovers, an amateur actor s group, their interactions with a Duke and Duchess, and with fairies in a
moonlit forest. Although Shakespeare used certain themes in this play to portray Greek aspects, the
reflection of Elizabethan England is dominant in several different ways. Shakespeare s use of fairies,
the way women are treated, and the use of a class system in this play are all perfect examples of how
very Elizabethan this beloved tale actually is. The Elizabethan era was approximately 1558 1603.
During this period ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shakespeare infuses his own ideals into his fairy characters in order to make them a bit more
Shakespearean. He keeps the Elizabethan ideals of beauty and nature, and makes his fairies small and
with wings. Shakespeare?s use of fairies in his play proved to be a popular move amongst not only
those in Elizabethan England, but readers since. In Shakespeare?s play, numerous examples were
given as to how the women are treated like second class citizens. Those examples are concurrent with
the Elizabethan time period pertaining to the rules of dating and marriage, respect for elders, and
obedience to figures of authority. Children were the property of their parents, and gave them the
respect that a servant might give to his master. This was a time when male domination was the norm.
In this patriarchal society, women had very little, if any, choice in whom their husbands were to be. In
order for families to benefit, marriages were arranged. Shakespeare demonstrates this in the
relationships between the dominant Theseus, Egeus, and Oberon and the characters they attempt to
control. Egeus demands that his daughter, Hermia, must either marry Demetrius or answer to Athenian
law. Theseus orders that if Hermia does not marry his son, she will face death or be sent to a nunnery.
Oberon, the king of fairies, after arguing with his Titania over an Indian boy, decides that he will
disregard her wants and attempt to control her without
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An Elizabethan Era Play with a Greek Twist William Shakespeare wrote the play, A Midsummer Night
s Dream, sometime in the 1590 s. The play, a romantic comedy, portrays the adventures of four young
lovers, an amateur actor s group, their interactions with a Duke and Duchess, and with fairies in a
moonlit forest. Although Shakespeare used certain themes in this play to portray Greek aspects, the
reflection of Elizabethan England is dominant in several different ways. Shakespeare s use of fairies,
the way women are treated, and the use of a class system in this play are all perfect examples of how
very Elizabethan this beloved tale actually is. The Elizabethan era was approximately 1558 1603.
During this period ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Shakespeare infuses his own ideals into his fairy characters in order to make them a bit more
Shakespearean. He keeps the Elizabethan ideals of beauty and nature, and makes his fairies small and
with wings. Shakespeare?s use of fairies in his play proved to be a popular move amongst not only
those in Elizabethan England, but readers since. In Shakespeare?s play, numerous examples were
given as to how the women are treated like second class citizens. Those examples are concurrent with
the Elizabethan time period pertaining to the rules of dating and marriage, respect for elders, and
obedience to figures of authority. Children were the property of their parents, and gave them the
respect that a servant might give to his master. This was a time when male domination was the norm.
In this patriarchal society, women had very little, if any, choice in whom their husbands were to be. In
order for families to benefit, marriages were arranged. Shakespeare demonstrates this in the
relationships between the dominant Theseus, Egeus, and Oberon and the characters they attempt to
control. Egeus demands that his daughter, Hermia, must either marry Demetrius or answer to Athenian
law. Theseus orders that if Hermia does not marry his son, she will face death or be sent to a nunnery.
Oberon, the king of fairies, after arguing with his Titania over an Indian boy, decides that he will
disregard her wants and attempt to control her without
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Pollution Prevention ( P2 )
Introduction
Pollution is the contamination of air, soil, or water by the release of harmful substances. Pollution
prevention (P2) is to diminish or eradicate the pollutant at the source, for source reduction, (e.g. the
dry cleaning and hydraulic fracturing industries). P2 happens when raw materials, water, energy and
other resources are utilized more efficiently, when less harmful substances are substituted for
hazardous ones, and when toxic substances are eliminated from the production process (Ashby, 2013).
Dry Cleaning Points
According to Sinshelmer, Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif (2007), states that 85% of all dry cleaners
operating within the United States uses Perchloroethylene (PCE) as the foremost cleaning agent in the
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Ecologically, professional wet cleaning verified to be an energy proficient, nontoxic, zero emission
technology that eradicates harmful air emissions, menacing waste production, and the possibility for
soil and groundwater contamination.
It has shown that those cleaners who had switched to professional wet cleaning were able to continue
the same service while maintaining their customer base, in addition to lowering operating costs. These
dry cleaners were capable to convert to professional wet cleaning without an enormous of strain or
effort and conveyed great approval as professional wet cleaner. Granted, the effects point towards that
professional wet cleaning is a feasible alternative for dry cleaning, it is imperative to think through the
circumstances, which the dry cleaners assessed converted to professional wet cleaning (Sinshelmer,
Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif, 2007).
Sinshelmer, Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif (2007), states that the Professional Wet Cleaning
Demonstration Project was created to aid in the start of this nontoxic technology in the Los Angeles
region. It is highly improbable that the dry cleaners assessed would have been as prosperous, or
converted at all, without the demonstration project. This
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Introduction
Pollution is the contamination of air, soil, or water by the release of harmful substances. Pollution
prevention (P2) is to diminish or eradicate the pollutant at the source, for source reduction, (e.g. the
dry cleaning and hydraulic fracturing industries). P2 happens when raw materials, water, energy and
other resources are utilized more efficiently, when less harmful substances are substituted for
hazardous ones, and when toxic substances are eliminated from the production process (Ashby, 2013).
Dry Cleaning Points
According to Sinshelmer, Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif (2007), states that 85% of all dry cleaners
operating within the United States uses Perchloroethylene (PCE) as the foremost cleaning agent in the
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ecologically, professional wet cleaning verified to be an energy proficient, nontoxic, zero emission
technology that eradicates harmful air emissions, menacing waste production, and the possibility for
soil and groundwater contamination.
It has shown that those cleaners who had switched to professional wet cleaning were able to continue
the same service while maintaining their customer base, in addition to lowering operating costs. These
dry cleaners were capable to convert to professional wet cleaning without an enormous of strain or
effort and conveyed great approval as professional wet cleaner. Granted, the effects point towards that
professional wet cleaning is a feasible alternative for dry cleaning, it is imperative to think through the
circumstances, which the dry cleaners assessed converted to professional wet cleaning (Sinshelmer,
Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif, 2007).
Sinshelmer, Grout, Namkoong, Gottlieb, Latif (2007), states that the Professional Wet Cleaning
Demonstration Project was created to aid in the start of this nontoxic technology in the Los Angeles
region. It is highly improbable that the dry cleaners assessed would have been as prosperous, or
converted at all, without the demonstration project. This
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Who Is Napoleon A Hero
Napoleon became a hero in France because when he was only nine years of age he was sent to military
school. Now he finished his schooling at only 16 and became a lieutenant in the artillery. Napoleon
joined the army when the Revolution Broke out. October 1795 royalist rebels marched on the National
Convention, Napoleon was told to defend the delegates by a government officer. He greeted them with
a connonade and as they rushed in they were confused and panicked and Napoleon was hailed and
became the hero of the hour. In 1796, Napoleon lead a French army against Austria forces and
crossing the Alps he went into Italy and won a series of victories. To protect French trade and disrupt
British, India trade, he led and expedition to Egypt, but he did not have the same success as in Egypt.
Admiral Haratio Nelson was victorious over Napoleon. But, Napoleon kept all things bad out of
newspapers and was still a hero to the people in France. The Directory had lost control of the French
people s confidence and political situation in 1799. Napoleon s friends tried to urge him to have
political power when he returned from Egypt. Lawmakers dissolved the Directory and established
three consuls and one was Napoleon. He took the power of a dictator quickly. That today is called a
coup(French phrase coup d etat or blow to the state in English). At this time France was still at war.
Britain, Russia, and Austria joined forces in 1799 to try to drive Napoleon from Power. As a result if
war they
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Napoleon became a hero in France because when he was only nine years of age he was sent to military
school. Now he finished his schooling at only 16 and became a lieutenant in the artillery. Napoleon
joined the army when the Revolution Broke out. October 1795 royalist rebels marched on the National
Convention, Napoleon was told to defend the delegates by a government officer. He greeted them with
a connonade and as they rushed in they were confused and panicked and Napoleon was hailed and
became the hero of the hour. In 1796, Napoleon lead a French army against Austria forces and
crossing the Alps he went into Italy and won a series of victories. To protect French trade and disrupt
British, India trade, he led and expedition to Egypt, but he did not have the same success as in Egypt.
Admiral Haratio Nelson was victorious over Napoleon. But, Napoleon kept all things bad out of
newspapers and was still a hero to the people in France. The Directory had lost control of the French
people s confidence and political situation in 1799. Napoleon s friends tried to urge him to have
political power when he returned from Egypt. Lawmakers dissolved the Directory and established
three consuls and one was Napoleon. He took the power of a dictator quickly. That today is called a
coup(French phrase coup d etat or blow to the state in English). At this time France was still at war.
Britain, Russia, and Austria joined forces in 1799 to try to drive Napoleon from Power. As a result if
war they
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What Is The Best MBA In Hong Kong
Best MBA in Hong Kong It is a matter of shifting your gaze. Asia Pacific accounted for 61% share of
global IPOs and 44% share of global IPO proceeds , according to the Global IPO Trends Q2 2017,
surpassing the US and boasting of five out of the top ten most active stock exchanges in the world.
The part that is relevant to this article lies between the high dollar lines. The world is witnessing a
consistent rise of Asian hubs as crucial financial centers of the world. And Hong Kong is one of its
leaders. Besides opening up lines of trade with China, it also has the advantage of a highly skilled
populace to back up the growth in business, research, and education (Read Hong Kong among the top
higher education systems in the world). A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So English is pretty common and also structured well into the education system. This ethnic mixing
also ensures a world class multi cuisine at every street corner an essential for any student wanting to
satisfy the sudden pangs of homesick food cravings. Unlike the US, Hong Kong does not have any
number quota on how many internationals can secure a full time employment there. There are three
categories for work permit there. For individuals graduating out of a Hong Kong university, under the
Immigration Arrangement for Non local Graduates (IANG). It is valid for 1 year but can be renewed
further. If you apply within the first six months of graduation, you may not even require an offer letter
to get a visa. If, for some reason, you apply after the first six months, you will need an offer of
employment. For individuals who want to immigrate to Hong Kong, without having graduated from
there. The requirement is that you will need to be highly skilled and your job should be in your field,
unlikely to be filled by a national. This is called the General Employment Policy (GEP). This is open
to all internationals except Chinese professionals. And finally, there is a third one for Mainland China
professionals. It is called the Admission Scheme for Mainland Talents and Professionals (ASMTP).
Quality of Life The quality of life, Hong Kong, is
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Best MBA in Hong Kong It is a matter of shifting your gaze. Asia Pacific accounted for 61% share of
global IPOs and 44% share of global IPO proceeds , according to the Global IPO Trends Q2 2017,
surpassing the US and boasting of five out of the top ten most active stock exchanges in the world.
The part that is relevant to this article lies between the high dollar lines. The world is witnessing a
consistent rise of Asian hubs as crucial financial centers of the world. And Hong Kong is one of its
leaders. Besides opening up lines of trade with China, it also has the advantage of a highly skilled
populace to back up the growth in business, research, and education (Read Hong Kong among the top
higher education systems in the world). A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So English is pretty common and also structured well into the education system. This ethnic mixing
also ensures a world class multi cuisine at every street corner an essential for any student wanting to
satisfy the sudden pangs of homesick food cravings. Unlike the US, Hong Kong does not have any
number quota on how many internationals can secure a full time employment there. There are three
categories for work permit there. For individuals graduating out of a Hong Kong university, under the
Immigration Arrangement for Non local Graduates (IANG). It is valid for 1 year but can be renewed
further. If you apply within the first six months of graduation, you may not even require an offer letter
to get a visa. If, for some reason, you apply after the first six months, you will need an offer of
employment. For individuals who want to immigrate to Hong Kong, without having graduated from
there. The requirement is that you will need to be highly skilled and your job should be in your field,
unlikely to be filled by a national. This is called the General Employment Policy (GEP). This is open
to all internationals except Chinese professionals. And finally, there is a third one for Mainland China
professionals. It is called the Admission Scheme for Mainland Talents and Professionals (ASMTP).
Quality of Life The quality of life, Hong Kong, is
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Essay about Calculate Convexity
Running Head: Calculate Convexity
Calculate Convexity
Leann Joseph
Southern New Hampshire University
Author Note:
This short paper was done as an assignment in fulfillment of the requirements for: Southern New
Hampshire University s FIN 645 Analytical Tools in Portfolio 14TW3
Running Head: Calculate Convexity 3 2 Assignment Using an Excel spreadsheet, calculate the
convexity for the two bonds you selected for the Module Two Assignment. Conduct an analysis of
their duration and convexity and expound on the difference between the two concepts. Since I did not
choose two bonds in Module Two Assignment, I considered the following bonds:
**Using the dollar value of the bond and a $1000 face value,
I considered a bond that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The prediction for a given increase in yield does not remain true for a given decrease in yield.
Considering the following bond: Coupon Rate 4% 5 year maturity Priced to yield 5% The value of the
bond is as follows:
Running Head: Calculate Convexity The calculation of duration and convexity: Year t Cash Flow
(1+i)^t PV of cash flow Timeweighted PV cash flow 0.97561 1.90363 2.78580 3.62380 4.41927
5.17378 5.88886 6.56597 7.20656 398.41118 436.95446 (1+i)^2 t^2+t Change of change
0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Sum
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 102
1.02500 1.05063 1.07689 1.10381 1.13141 1.15969 1.18869 1.21840 1.24886 1.28008
1.95122 1.90363 1.85720 1.81190 1.76771 1.72459 1.68253 1.64149 1.60146 79.68224 95.62397
Running Head: Calculate Convexity
Calculate Convexity
Leann Joseph
Southern New Hampshire University
Author Note:
This short paper was done as an assignment in fulfillment of the requirements for: Southern New
Hampshire University s FIN 645 Analytical Tools in Portfolio 14TW3
Running Head: Calculate Convexity 3 2 Assignment Using an Excel spreadsheet, calculate the
convexity for the two bonds you selected for the Module Two Assignment. Conduct an analysis of
their duration and convexity and expound on the difference between the two concepts. Since I did not
choose two bonds in Module Two Assignment, I considered the following bonds:
**Using the dollar value of the bond and a $1000 face value,
I considered a bond that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The prediction for a given increase in yield does not remain true for a given decrease in yield.
Considering the following bond: Coupon Rate 4% 5 year maturity Priced to yield 5% The value of the
bond is as follows:
Running Head: Calculate Convexity The calculation of duration and convexity: Year t Cash Flow
(1+i)^t PV of cash flow Timeweighted PV cash flow 0.97561 1.90363 2.78580 3.62380 4.41927
5.17378 5.88886 6.56597 7.20656 398.41118 436.95446 (1+i)^2 t^2+t Change of change
0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Sum
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 102
1.02500 1.05063 1.07689 1.10381 1.13141 1.15969 1.18869 1.21840 1.24886 1.28008
1.95122 1.90363 1.85720 1.81190 1.76771 1.72459 1.68253 1.64149 1.60146 79.68224 95.62397
1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063 1.05063
2 6 12 20 30 42 56 72 90 110
3.7144 10.8714 21.2125 34.4919 50.4759 68.9427 86.6816 112.4926 137.1861 8342.6970 8871.7660
Current value is 95.62397 If yield increases by 1%, value is 91.46980
Bodie Z., Zane A. and Marcus AJ. 1996. Investments. Third Edition. Irwin/McGraw Hill. Jones CP.
1998. Investments. Sixth Edition. John Wiley Sons. Sharpe WF, Alexander G. and Bailey JV. 1999.
Investments. Sixth Edition. Prentice Hall. Macaulay F. 1938. Some theoretical problems suggested by
the movements of interest rates, bond yield, and stock prices in the United States since 1856. New
York: National
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2 6 12 20 30 42 56 72 90 110
3.7144 10.8714 21.2125 34.4919 50.4759 68.9427 86.6816 112.4926 137.1861 8342.6970 8871.7660
Current value is 95.62397 If yield increases by 1%, value is 91.46980
Bodie Z., Zane A. and Marcus AJ. 1996. Investments. Third Edition. Irwin/McGraw Hill. Jones CP.
1998. Investments. Sixth Edition. John Wiley Sons. Sharpe WF, Alexander G. and Bailey JV. 1999.
Investments. Sixth Edition. Prentice Hall. Macaulay F. 1938. Some theoretical problems suggested by
the movements of interest rates, bond yield, and stock prices in the United States since 1856. New
York: National
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Mr Simpson Case Study
Confocal Microscopy of Cerebral Cortex Neurons damaged by Doughnutostupidiotis Introduction The
Simpsons are constantly in the limelight with their own reality television show however, celebrity
status does not protect Homer Simpson from a diagnosis of stupidity, caused by the over indulgence of
icing coated, ring shaped boiled pieces of bread. According to the Butter and Jelly (2000) the
overeating of this food item lead to Mr. Simpson falling into a coma for several weeks, before waking
up. Doctor Riviera (2013) followed the case of Mr. Simpson through his diagnosis of
doughnutostupidiotis through to his inevitable death. According to Riviera (2013) the key symptoms
of this disease is reduced executive functioning in the frontal lobe which ... Show more content on
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The Thermofisher website (2015) was used to determine which labels would best suitable for this
experiment. For imaging the cell nuclei the marker HCS NuclearMask Blue Stain will be used as it
can be utilised to measure DNA content. In terms of this experiment the whole cell was stained, this
marker labelled the entire cell including the cytoplasm and nucleus. This particular marker is excited
by Ultra Violet light at 355nm and required an emission filer for 350/451nm. The second labelled used
in this experiment was Alexa Fluor 647 that was used to fluoresce the axonal projections for cells.
This marker is excited by a light source which in this experiment was a laser at 640nm and required an
emission filter for the floid red channel which covered 646/68nm. These markers were already
prepared and just needed to be added to the cell slides and incubated over night to ensure a good
enough
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Confocal Microscopy of Cerebral Cortex Neurons damaged by Doughnutostupidiotis Introduction The
Simpsons are constantly in the limelight with their own reality television show however, celebrity
status does not protect Homer Simpson from a diagnosis of stupidity, caused by the over indulgence of
icing coated, ring shaped boiled pieces of bread. According to the Butter and Jelly (2000) the
overeating of this food item lead to Mr. Simpson falling into a coma for several weeks, before waking
up. Doctor Riviera (2013) followed the case of Mr. Simpson through his diagnosis of
doughnutostupidiotis through to his inevitable death. According to Riviera (2013) the key symptoms
of this disease is reduced executive functioning in the frontal lobe which ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Thermofisher website (2015) was used to determine which labels would best suitable for this
experiment. For imaging the cell nuclei the marker HCS NuclearMask Blue Stain will be used as it
can be utilised to measure DNA content. In terms of this experiment the whole cell was stained, this
marker labelled the entire cell including the cytoplasm and nucleus. This particular marker is excited
by Ultra Violet light at 355nm and required an emission filer for 350/451nm. The second labelled used
in this experiment was Alexa Fluor 647 that was used to fluoresce the axonal projections for cells.
This marker is excited by a light source which in this experiment was a laser at 640nm and required an
emission filter for the floid red channel which covered 646/68nm. These markers were already
prepared and just needed to be added to the cell slides and incubated over night to ensure a good
enough
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Comparative Character Analysis on Simeon and Levi from...
Anita Diamant s novel The Red Tent is a Midrash revolved around the biblical passage of Genesis 34:
Dinah and the Shechemites. In this story Anita Diamant gives a voice to Simeon and Levi s sister,
Dinah, who is known as the woman who was raped then later loved by Shechem. After Shechem s
injustice of Dinah, Shechem and his city were slaughtered by Simeon and Levi. Both bible passages
and the novel The Red Tent provide some similar and some different characteristic traits for Simeon
and Levi which in turn allows the readers to take away and learn more from the Midrash story. The
readers are able to further involve themselves in the relevance of Dinah s voice and story. Even though
Simeon and Levi are separate individuals, for the purpose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simeon and Levi grew through both their experiences of violence and faith. Eventually they repented
their sins they brought upon Joseph, their brother. The most significant aspect of their personalities is
their zeal for cruelty and violence. In the Testament of the Patriarchs, it is understood that God came
to both the Simeonites and Levites discussing their enthusiasm for violence. Eventually, even though
warned by Simeon, the Simeonites could not overcome their obsession of cruelty and violence.
Therefore, the Simeonites numbers eventually decreased and they were finally absorbed into the
Judahites. The Levites, on the other hand, overcame their zeal for cruelty and violence by focusing
their fixation towards God thereby becoming a holy priesthood.
Through passages in the bible and the Testament of the Patriarchs, Simeon and Levi were
characterized as cruel, rash and violent leaders who were considered righteous in their vengeance of
Shechem. But they made many dishonest and immoral decisions such as enslaving Joseph. Even
though they made these dishonest decisions, the Levites were able to sustain and thrive as a holy
priesthood; whereas the Simeonites were unable to change their ways, this eventually led to their
obsolescence. In Anita Diamant s novel, The Red Tent,
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Anita Diamant s novel The Red Tent is a Midrash revolved around the biblical passage of Genesis 34:
Dinah and the Shechemites. In this story Anita Diamant gives a voice to Simeon and Levi s sister,
Dinah, who is known as the woman who was raped then later loved by Shechem. After Shechem s
injustice of Dinah, Shechem and his city were slaughtered by Simeon and Levi. Both bible passages
and the novel The Red Tent provide some similar and some different characteristic traits for Simeon
and Levi which in turn allows the readers to take away and learn more from the Midrash story. The
readers are able to further involve themselves in the relevance of Dinah s voice and story. Even though
Simeon and Levi are separate individuals, for the purpose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simeon and Levi grew through both their experiences of violence and faith. Eventually they repented
their sins they brought upon Joseph, their brother. The most significant aspect of their personalities is
their zeal for cruelty and violence. In the Testament of the Patriarchs, it is understood that God came
to both the Simeonites and Levites discussing their enthusiasm for violence. Eventually, even though
warned by Simeon, the Simeonites could not overcome their obsession of cruelty and violence.
Therefore, the Simeonites numbers eventually decreased and they were finally absorbed into the
Judahites. The Levites, on the other hand, overcame their zeal for cruelty and violence by focusing
their fixation towards God thereby becoming a holy priesthood.
Through passages in the bible and the Testament of the Patriarchs, Simeon and Levi were
characterized as cruel, rash and violent leaders who were considered righteous in their vengeance of
Shechem. But they made many dishonest and immoral decisions such as enslaving Joseph. Even
though they made these dishonest decisions, the Levites were able to sustain and thrive as a holy
priesthood; whereas the Simeonites were unable to change their ways, this eventually led to their
obsolescence. In Anita Diamant s novel, The Red Tent,
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Fever Epidemic In Laurie Halse Anderson s Fever 1793
The historical fiction story Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson takes place in Philadelphia during
the yellow fever epidemic of 1793. Matilda, the main character in the story, wanted to go out and
explore the city. Her mother wouldn t let her go out because of the fear of the yellow fever. Because of
this fear, people started leaving the city of Philadelphia and went to the country. Because of this, a
good theme for Fever 1793 would be that if people stayed in Philadelphia and worked together, there
would be better outcomes. If people worked together there would be better outcomes. For example,
Mattie and Eliza walked around the city helping others that had the fever. They were working together
and there was a better outcome. People who were sick got taken care of when they were forgotten by
others. The outcome was also better for Mattie as she matured and helped Eliza when she didn t need
to. No... I m not going anywhere. The work will go faster if you have me there. Mattie says. (pg. 196)
Mattie was helping the sick and the dying and both people had a better outcome. Therefore, when
people work together there are better outcomes for everyone. Certainly it could be said that when
people work together there are worst outcomes. While this is a good point... it fails to account for the
fact that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When people returned from the country they realized how bad the disease actually was in the city.
With the fear of this happening again, the people of Philadelphia united and started working together.
An example of this is that Matthew Clarkson (mayor of Philadelphia) and his committee worked
together to make the city cleaner. They would add sewer systems and clean drinking water to the city
to help prevent another epidemic. Anderson creates the lesson in Fever 1793 by using dialogue and
inner thoughts. By the end, it is clear that people started to working together to create better
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The historical fiction story Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson takes place in Philadelphia during
the yellow fever epidemic of 1793. Matilda, the main character in the story, wanted to go out and
explore the city. Her mother wouldn t let her go out because of the fear of the yellow fever. Because of
this fear, people started leaving the city of Philadelphia and went to the country. Because of this, a
good theme for Fever 1793 would be that if people stayed in Philadelphia and worked together, there
would be better outcomes. If people worked together there would be better outcomes. For example,
Mattie and Eliza walked around the city helping others that had the fever. They were working together
and there was a better outcome. People who were sick got taken care of when they were forgotten by
others. The outcome was also better for Mattie as she matured and helped Eliza when she didn t need
to. No... I m not going anywhere. The work will go faster if you have me there. Mattie says. (pg. 196)
Mattie was helping the sick and the dying and both people had a better outcome. Therefore, when
people work together there are better outcomes for everyone. Certainly it could be said that when
people work together there are worst outcomes. While this is a good point... it fails to account for the
fact that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When people returned from the country they realized how bad the disease actually was in the city.
With the fear of this happening again, the people of Philadelphia united and started working together.
An example of this is that Matthew Clarkson (mayor of Philadelphia) and his committee worked
together to make the city cleaner. They would add sewer systems and clean drinking water to the city
to help prevent another epidemic. Anderson creates the lesson in Fever 1793 by using dialogue and
inner thoughts. By the end, it is clear that people started to working together to create better
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Revised Paranormal Belief
Internal Reliability of the Revised Paranormal Beliefs Scale in a Hawai i College Sample Paranormal,
superstitious and magical beliefs have played an integral part of human history for thousands of years
(Jahoda, 1969), and figures show that these beliefs continue to thrive in modern times (Newport
Strausberg, 2001). Paranormal phenomena are defined as those that would violate basic limiting
principles , which are universal doctrines that describe how nature works. They are not laws of nature
but, like the principles of logical reasoning, are commonly accepted either as self evident or as
established by overwhelming and uniformly favorable empirical evidence (Broad, 1953). The origins
and functions of such beliefs have been long speculated by researchers (Jahoda, 1969). Belief in the
paranormal was viewed by earlier researchers as unitary phenomena but later factor analyses have
generally supported the view that belief in paranormal phenomena is not a one dimensional construct,
but instead multifaceted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The original PBS provides a measure of degree of belief in each of seven dimensions: Traditional
Religious Belief, Psi, Witchcraft, Superstition, Spiritualism, Extraordinary Life Forms, and
Precognition. Though the original PBS has demonstrated reliability and validity, a Revised Paranormal
Belief Scale (R PBS) has been constructed with changes in the rating scale and in item content for
three subscales. These changes involve (1) use of a seven point rating scale (from the original 5 point
rating scale), (2) construction of a new Precognition subscale, (3) replacement of two of four
Witchcraft subscale items, and (4) replacement of one of three Extraordinary Life Forms subscale
items. These changes were made improve range and subscale reliability and validity, including cross
cultural validity (Tobacyk,
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Internal Reliability of the Revised Paranormal Beliefs Scale in a Hawai i College Sample Paranormal,
superstitious and magical beliefs have played an integral part of human history for thousands of years
(Jahoda, 1969), and figures show that these beliefs continue to thrive in modern times (Newport
Strausberg, 2001). Paranormal phenomena are defined as those that would violate basic limiting
principles , which are universal doctrines that describe how nature works. They are not laws of nature
but, like the principles of logical reasoning, are commonly accepted either as self evident or as
established by overwhelming and uniformly favorable empirical evidence (Broad, 1953). The origins
and functions of such beliefs have been long speculated by researchers (Jahoda, 1969). Belief in the
paranormal was viewed by earlier researchers as unitary phenomena but later factor analyses have
generally supported the view that belief in paranormal phenomena is not a one dimensional construct,
but instead multifaceted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The original PBS provides a measure of degree of belief in each of seven dimensions: Traditional
Religious Belief, Psi, Witchcraft, Superstition, Spiritualism, Extraordinary Life Forms, and
Precognition. Though the original PBS has demonstrated reliability and validity, a Revised Paranormal
Belief Scale (R PBS) has been constructed with changes in the rating scale and in item content for
three subscales. These changes involve (1) use of a seven point rating scale (from the original 5 point
rating scale), (2) construction of a new Precognition subscale, (3) replacement of two of four
Witchcraft subscale items, and (4) replacement of one of three Extraordinary Life Forms subscale
items. These changes were made improve range and subscale reliability and validity, including cross
cultural validity (Tobacyk,
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Report For The Director Of Sandwich
Report for the director of Sandwich plus about my chosen area with supporting evidence
Terms of reference
As the managing director this report will give you an understanding of the operational issues. I have
researched into the process used, qualitative and quantitative data and the characteristics of good and
bad information systems within each function of the sandwich bar. I will be able to conclude what
changes should be made to the business to improve the information system. To help the business and
give improvement ideas I will find out about how they customers order their food, how they pay and
also how the manager works out
Introduction
I have looked into the Sandwich Plus business to compare the benefits and limitations of the ... Show
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The cashier s job is to record customers payments by using the specialised spreadsheet and taking the
money from the customers. The waiting staff s job is to serve food to customers and take their food
orders from customers eating in. Counter staff take orders for take away food, give the orders to the
kitchen staff and stocking up the counters drinks and snacks. The sandwich makers prepare the food in
the kitchen, they are a part of the preparation. The administration assistant at the sandwich bar is in
charge of the office procedures by dealing with checking invoices from the products received which is
then passed to head office who record the amount of hours worked by the staff for their weekly
payments. The administration assistant also sends this information to head office to sort out finance
details. The ordering function links in with the sandwich bar as there must be enough fresh stock and
products to be able to sell to the customers. The eat in, take away and delivery all rely on the orders of
the fresh food to be able to run their own functions. I have chosen this area to look at the information
system as there are lots of different functions of the information system that can be analysed and
improved for the sandwich bar. By improving more than one function of the sandwich Plus business, it
will help improve the
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Report for the director of Sandwich plus about my chosen area with supporting evidence
Terms of reference
As the managing director this report will give you an understanding of the operational issues. I have
researched into the process used, qualitative and quantitative data and the characteristics of good and
bad information systems within each function of the sandwich bar. I will be able to conclude what
changes should be made to the business to improve the information system. To help the business and
give improvement ideas I will find out about how they customers order their food, how they pay and
also how the manager works out
Introduction
I have looked into the Sandwich Plus business to compare the benefits and limitations of the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The cashier s job is to record customers payments by using the specialised spreadsheet and taking the
money from the customers. The waiting staff s job is to serve food to customers and take their food
orders from customers eating in. Counter staff take orders for take away food, give the orders to the
kitchen staff and stocking up the counters drinks and snacks. The sandwich makers prepare the food in
the kitchen, they are a part of the preparation. The administration assistant at the sandwich bar is in
charge of the office procedures by dealing with checking invoices from the products received which is
then passed to head office who record the amount of hours worked by the staff for their weekly
payments. The administration assistant also sends this information to head office to sort out finance
details. The ordering function links in with the sandwich bar as there must be enough fresh stock and
products to be able to sell to the customers. The eat in, take away and delivery all rely on the orders of
the fresh food to be able to run their own functions. I have chosen this area to look at the information
system as there are lots of different functions of the information system that can be analysed and
improved for the sandwich bar. By improving more than one function of the sandwich Plus business, it
will help improve the
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The Notorious Jumping Frog
In the short story titled The Notorious Jumping Frog Of Calaveras County the author, Mark Twain,
conjures a story about Smiley and his frog that can jump on command. In the story, it is in a first
person point of view as a person asked a friend known as Simon Wheeler. A man known as Leonidas
W. Smiley and his pet frog that can jump on command. He is also known as Jim. Jim was a
humongous better.
In fact, As Simon says, Jim would bet on anything. If a dog was fighting, He would bet on it. If a cat
was fighting, He would bet on it. If there was a race, he would bet on it. If two birds were on a fence,
he would bet which one flew off first. If he saw a straddle bug moving, he would bet on it. He would
bet on anything. He would bet on anyone. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, Smiley had a mare. The horse was fast, which was odd, because it always had asthma.
He also had a bull pup that he bet on in dogfights. It always went for the legs. The other dog would
attack. The other dog would strike. But the bullpup would stand it s ground.
But probably his most famous was his frog. Upon a slight hit, the frog would jump, and I quote,
Whirling in the air like a doughnut . (P.579) The frog was named Dan l Webster. Another story was
when Jim Smiley put Dan l on the floor and said, Flies, Dan l, flies! (P.579) and Dan l would leap off
the ground and catch a fly on the counter and land right back down.
The most famous story about Smiley and his frog was when Dan l didn t jump. One day, a stranger
came to town. He questioned what was in a box Smiley was carrying. It was the frog, Dan l Webster.
He didn t think the frog was anything special, so Smiley decided to prove the stranger wrong. He went
to the swap and caught another frog then quickly returned to the stranger. They bet $40 dollars and
started the race. The new frog jumped away immediately but Dan l Webster didn t move at all. The
Stranger walked away with the cash. When Smiley investigated Dan l, there was a huge amount of
quail shot. Smiley gave chase after the stranger but he could not find
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In the short story titled The Notorious Jumping Frog Of Calaveras County the author, Mark Twain,
conjures a story about Smiley and his frog that can jump on command. In the story, it is in a first
person point of view as a person asked a friend known as Simon Wheeler. A man known as Leonidas
W. Smiley and his pet frog that can jump on command. He is also known as Jim. Jim was a
humongous better.
In fact, As Simon says, Jim would bet on anything. If a dog was fighting, He would bet on it. If a cat
was fighting, He would bet on it. If there was a race, he would bet on it. If two birds were on a fence,
he would bet which one flew off first. If he saw a straddle bug moving, he would bet on it. He would
bet on anything. He would bet on anyone. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, Smiley had a mare. The horse was fast, which was odd, because it always had asthma.
He also had a bull pup that he bet on in dogfights. It always went for the legs. The other dog would
attack. The other dog would strike. But the bullpup would stand it s ground.
But probably his most famous was his frog. Upon a slight hit, the frog would jump, and I quote,
Whirling in the air like a doughnut . (P.579) The frog was named Dan l Webster. Another story was
when Jim Smiley put Dan l on the floor and said, Flies, Dan l, flies! (P.579) and Dan l would leap off
the ground and catch a fly on the counter and land right back down.
The most famous story about Smiley and his frog was when Dan l didn t jump. One day, a stranger
came to town. He questioned what was in a box Smiley was carrying. It was the frog, Dan l Webster.
He didn t think the frog was anything special, so Smiley decided to prove the stranger wrong. He went
to the swap and caught another frog then quickly returned to the stranger. They bet $40 dollars and
started the race. The new frog jumped away immediately but Dan l Webster didn t move at all. The
Stranger walked away with the cash. When Smiley investigated Dan l, there was a huge amount of
quail shot. Smiley gave chase after the stranger but he could not find
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Lord Byron And William Shakespeare
Since the beginning of time, human beings have found a variety of ways to illustrate their affections
for one another. An intriguing form to present an individual s ideal thoughts across is the form of
poetry, for it displays a deep and mysterious meaning behind the connotation of the words used.
Poetry allows writers to express themselves through the act of writing with the usage of a few words.
However, it is sometimes difficult for a reader to comprehend what the poem is trying to imply, but
that is the beauty behind poetry which as a reader, one might have a different interpretations from
another. In an analysis of She walks in beauty by Lord Byron and Sonnet 130 by William
Shakespeare, they both have a unique distinction on how the words are used to project affections to
their respective lover. The linguistic style of the poets diverges in their depiction the physical
appearance, emotive feelings, and understanding what the lover means to them. Lord Byron and
William Shakespeare did an incredible job analyzing their counterpart s physical appearance that was
just mind blowing to a reader. Throughout the poem She walks in beauty by Lord Byron, he uses
imagery that allowed him to compare his lover with nature. She walks in beauty, like the night Of
cloudless climes and starry skies, And all that s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her
eyes; Thus mellowed to the tender light Which heaven gaudy day denies (Lines 1 6).
This stanza states that his
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Since the beginning of time, human beings have found a variety of ways to illustrate their affections
for one another. An intriguing form to present an individual s ideal thoughts across is the form of
poetry, for it displays a deep and mysterious meaning behind the connotation of the words used.
Poetry allows writers to express themselves through the act of writing with the usage of a few words.
However, it is sometimes difficult for a reader to comprehend what the poem is trying to imply, but
that is the beauty behind poetry which as a reader, one might have a different interpretations from
another. In an analysis of She walks in beauty by Lord Byron and Sonnet 130 by William
Shakespeare, they both have a unique distinction on how the words are used to project affections to
their respective lover. The linguistic style of the poets diverges in their depiction the physical
appearance, emotive feelings, and understanding what the lover means to them. Lord Byron and
William Shakespeare did an incredible job analyzing their counterpart s physical appearance that was
just mind blowing to a reader. Throughout the poem She walks in beauty by Lord Byron, he uses
imagery that allowed him to compare his lover with nature. She walks in beauty, like the night Of
cloudless climes and starry skies, And all that s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her
eyes; Thus mellowed to the tender light Which heaven gaudy day denies (Lines 1 6).
This stanza states that his
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Oshkosh Challenges
With the cost of higher education skyrocketing and reaching rates that put students thousands of
dollars into debt, the investment that is a four year education is being called into question. As Dr.
Kevin Manning, president of Stevenson University, states In the eyes of many families, long gone are
the days when a college degree was perceived as a cornerstone achievement that guaranteed the
degree recipient a place in the job market (Manning). He goes on to describe that one contemporary
challenge in higher education is integrating career preparation with the tradition academic model of a
four year university. Another college president, John Ebersole of Excelsior College, also lists
workforce development as a challenge in higher education, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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In his essay, Only Connect..., Cronon lists characteristics of a liberally educated person. These
characteristics include being able to listen and understand, talk to anyone, write to persuade, read well,
solve problems, and nurture and empower others (Cronon). These characteristics of liberally educated
people directly align with skills desired by employers. People with these traits have the skills
necessary to succeed in practical situations, like those encountered in the workforce. This essay helped
me understand that by providing a liberal arts education, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is also
providing students with skills needed to succeed in their future careers. Through examining the
structure of a four year education at the University and consulting the perspectives of a UW Oshkosh
professor and an outside professor, I came to understand that the University integrates career
preparation with liberal arts education throughout because a well executed liberal arts education will
provide proper career preparation. At their core, liberal arts and workforce development have very
similar
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With the cost of higher education skyrocketing and reaching rates that put students thousands of
dollars into debt, the investment that is a four year education is being called into question. As Dr.
Kevin Manning, president of Stevenson University, states In the eyes of many families, long gone are
the days when a college degree was perceived as a cornerstone achievement that guaranteed the
degree recipient a place in the job market (Manning). He goes on to describe that one contemporary
challenge in higher education is integrating career preparation with the tradition academic model of a
four year university. Another college president, John Ebersole of Excelsior College, also lists
workforce development as a challenge in higher education, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In his essay, Only Connect..., Cronon lists characteristics of a liberally educated person. These
characteristics include being able to listen and understand, talk to anyone, write to persuade, read well,
solve problems, and nurture and empower others (Cronon). These characteristics of liberally educated
people directly align with skills desired by employers. People with these traits have the skills
necessary to succeed in practical situations, like those encountered in the workforce. This essay helped
me understand that by providing a liberal arts education, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is also
providing students with skills needed to succeed in their future careers. Through examining the
structure of a four year education at the University and consulting the perspectives of a UW Oshkosh
professor and an outside professor, I came to understand that the University integrates career
preparation with liberal arts education throughout because a well executed liberal arts education will
provide proper career preparation. At their core, liberal arts and workforce development have very
similar
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A Prom Divided Analysis
When I read through A Prom divided I find myself not surprised, sadly. This is something that really
shows what the United States is coming to. So many people seem to be worried about what other
people are like according to their appearances. They need to stop judging people by their looks and
realize that the personality in someone and who they are is all that really matters. People everyday are
not getting to do certain things because of some reason that should not define what they should be able
to do. This seems to be a issue that I don t think would and hope would never happen at my school or
in my community. When the article talks about the prom being divided this made me so sad and paste
for these high school students that had to go ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I am not surprised that this happening because of how many issues like this are happening right now,
as much as I wish I was surprised this is appending I am not. Even though the parents seem to think
that this is a normal prom for the kids and are trying to help the kids out, I believe that this is not the
parents responsibility. If the children want to all go to prom together as a grade that is what they
should be able to do, regarding their skin color. While most proms in this area are what a normal prom
is the one in this town is not normal . These kids have separate proms one for the white students and
one for the black students. While most of the students at the high school are white, the white parents
are the ones who wants their kids to have a private prom. The students at this school are friends with
all the races at the school and at outside of school events, but theses proms are continuing to be
separated, not by the student s choice but by the parents. To me this seems like it is more the parents
controlling the prom than the kids one girl said Most of the students do want prom together (Corbett
n.pag.).These students do everything else together they feel that it is wrong that they don t go to prom
together, but they continue to do it just because this is what the parents organize and want. My best
friend is white, said one senior girl, a little glumly.
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When I read through A Prom divided I find myself not surprised, sadly. This is something that really
shows what the United States is coming to. So many people seem to be worried about what other
people are like according to their appearances. They need to stop judging people by their looks and
realize that the personality in someone and who they are is all that really matters. People everyday are
not getting to do certain things because of some reason that should not define what they should be able
to do. This seems to be a issue that I don t think would and hope would never happen at my school or
in my community. When the article talks about the prom being divided this made me so sad and paste
for these high school students that had to go ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I am not surprised that this happening because of how many issues like this are happening right now,
as much as I wish I was surprised this is appending I am not. Even though the parents seem to think
that this is a normal prom for the kids and are trying to help the kids out, I believe that this is not the
parents responsibility. If the children want to all go to prom together as a grade that is what they
should be able to do, regarding their skin color. While most proms in this area are what a normal prom
is the one in this town is not normal . These kids have separate proms one for the white students and
one for the black students. While most of the students at the high school are white, the white parents
are the ones who wants their kids to have a private prom. The students at this school are friends with
all the races at the school and at outside of school events, but theses proms are continuing to be
separated, not by the student s choice but by the parents. To me this seems like it is more the parents
controlling the prom than the kids one girl said Most of the students do want prom together (Corbett
n.pag.).These students do everything else together they feel that it is wrong that they don t go to prom
together, but they continue to do it just because this is what the parents organize and want. My best
friend is white, said one senior girl, a little glumly.
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Medea Written by Euripides
Medea
. Medea written by Euripides tells the tale of a woman scorn. Medea is set in a city called Corinth. The
play starts off in front of Jason and Medea s house. The play is a tragedy that shows the tragic ending
of a family. For Medea was betrayed by her husband and exiled from the city. With such a tremendous
act of betrayal is Medea a victim of love or is she a villain who has no mercy. Her motive makes her a
deceiving victim, for Medea is a villain that is playing the role of a damsel in distress to get her way.
Fate is a power that control what happens in the future and is beyond some control. Medea was not the
typical heroine to be dictated by fate but yet fate played a part in her demise. Fate predicted the
downfall to come for she had risked her life in order to stay by her lover side, going as far as to killing
her brother. The servants and women recognized Medea s ill fate from the display of madness she
shown. Was fate the reason for Medea to be a victim or did her own cruel emotions make her the
villain. Villain is a cruel malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime
Medea let passion and rage guide her into wickedness thus making her a villain.
Jason and Medea s marriage was not always one of bitterness it were the typical fairytale beginning.
Medea immediately fell in love with a handsome stranger known as Jason. Jason was an on a quest to
retrieve the Golden Fleece, because the amount of danger she couldn t bear to live without
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Medea
. Medea written by Euripides tells the tale of a woman scorn. Medea is set in a city called Corinth. The
play starts off in front of Jason and Medea s house. The play is a tragedy that shows the tragic ending
of a family. For Medea was betrayed by her husband and exiled from the city. With such a tremendous
act of betrayal is Medea a victim of love or is she a villain who has no mercy. Her motive makes her a
deceiving victim, for Medea is a villain that is playing the role of a damsel in distress to get her way.
Fate is a power that control what happens in the future and is beyond some control. Medea was not the
typical heroine to be dictated by fate but yet fate played a part in her demise. Fate predicted the
downfall to come for she had risked her life in order to stay by her lover side, going as far as to killing
her brother. The servants and women recognized Medea s ill fate from the display of madness she
shown. Was fate the reason for Medea to be a victim or did her own cruel emotions make her the
villain. Villain is a cruel malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime
Medea let passion and rage guide her into wickedness thus making her a villain.
Jason and Medea s marriage was not always one of bitterness it were the typical fairytale beginning.
Medea immediately fell in love with a handsome stranger known as Jason. Jason was an on a quest to
retrieve the Golden Fleece, because the amount of danger she couldn t bear to live without
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Stuttering Speech
Most children begin to stutter from ages of two to four. Speech language pathologists notice stuttering
before parents do. Elementary school aged children are less aware of their stuttering, but as they grow
older they are more aware of their speech disfluency. Even famous politicians who are required to
speak in public events suffer from speech disorders, with an example being former Vice President Joe
Biden. There are different types of stuttering such as developmental and acquired stuttering. Also,
there are different treatment methods speech language pathologist use to help children and adults deal
with their stutter.
Stuttering is a communication disorder that affects the fluency of speech. This disorder causes
disruptions in speech sound such as prolongation and repetition of words. In some cases, disfluencies
are classified by using the words um or uh too often. Stuttering involves secondary behaviors such as
escape and avoidant behaviors. Some physical escape behaviors include trembling jaw and nodding
head. Those who stutter struggle with avoidance behaviors which include a word, sound, and speech
avoidance. Speech language pathologist differentiate speech disfluencies by classifying it as between
word and within word speech disfluencies. Between words are typical and non stuttered which include
phrase repetitions and interjections. Within word is typical and stuttered which include sound/syllable
repetitions, audible sound prolongations, and inaudible sound
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Most children begin to stutter from ages of two to four. Speech language pathologists notice stuttering
before parents do. Elementary school aged children are less aware of their stuttering, but as they grow
older they are more aware of their speech disfluency. Even famous politicians who are required to
speak in public events suffer from speech disorders, with an example being former Vice President Joe
Biden. There are different types of stuttering such as developmental and acquired stuttering. Also,
there are different treatment methods speech language pathologist use to help children and adults deal
with their stutter.
Stuttering is a communication disorder that affects the fluency of speech. This disorder causes
disruptions in speech sound such as prolongation and repetition of words. In some cases, disfluencies
are classified by using the words um or uh too often. Stuttering involves secondary behaviors such as
escape and avoidant behaviors. Some physical escape behaviors include trembling jaw and nodding
head. Those who stutter struggle with avoidance behaviors which include a word, sound, and speech
avoidance. Speech language pathologist differentiate speech disfluencies by classifying it as between
word and within word speech disfluencies. Between words are typical and non stuttered which include
phrase repetitions and interjections. Within word is typical and stuttered which include sound/syllable
repetitions, audible sound prolongations, and inaudible sound
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Summary Of Amy Tan s Rules Of The Game
Henry Wright Mrs. Chadwick English 10H 13 September 2017 The Rules of Relationships On a day
to day basis, it is easy for one to not acknowledge or think about the complexities of relationships. It is
often lost on the average person the introspective abilities necessary to address and objectively view
how they interact with others on a relational basis. This is an ever present idea in the short story, Rules
of the Game as a daughter struggles to prove herself to her mother and seeks validation as comfort for
not understanding why a mother treats her child the way she does. In the short story The Rules of the
Game , Amy Tan sheds a light on how relationships aren t ever black and white in a tale of an
emotional tug of war between a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Asians more readily attribute a person s achievement to familial and communal nurturing, whereas
Americans more readily give this credit to an individual s own efforts and talents. Implicit in this
mother daughter struggle is a conflict contrasting Asian values, which emphasize familial and
communal honor, against American values, which reward individual achievement. Meimei s decision
to pursue chess as a passion creates a cultural divide between her and her mother. Meimei veers
toward American behavior as she pursues chess. Tan has her approach the game in a classically
American fashion, the result of which is a classic American success story. First Meimei watches her
brothers play, then begs them to teach her, and then takes more extreme measures to improve, studying
fundamental strategies in library books, looking up words she doesn t know, even drawing a
chessboard and staring at it for hours. She accosts an old man playing in the park and convinces him
to mentor her. She gives up social activities to study chess theory. In this way, she becomes a national
champion and gets her picture on the cover of Life magazine. This is, in fact, the embodiment of the
American Dream: no matter where you come from, if you have the smarts, take initiative, and work
hard enough, you can achieve anything.Tan makes this
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Henry Wright Mrs. Chadwick English 10H 13 September 2017 The Rules of Relationships On a day
to day basis, it is easy for one to not acknowledge or think about the complexities of relationships. It is
often lost on the average person the introspective abilities necessary to address and objectively view
how they interact with others on a relational basis. This is an ever present idea in the short story, Rules
of the Game as a daughter struggles to prove herself to her mother and seeks validation as comfort for
not understanding why a mother treats her child the way she does. In the short story The Rules of the
Game , Amy Tan sheds a light on how relationships aren t ever black and white in a tale of an
emotional tug of war between a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Asians more readily attribute a person s achievement to familial and communal nurturing, whereas
Americans more readily give this credit to an individual s own efforts and talents. Implicit in this
mother daughter struggle is a conflict contrasting Asian values, which emphasize familial and
communal honor, against American values, which reward individual achievement. Meimei s decision
to pursue chess as a passion creates a cultural divide between her and her mother. Meimei veers
toward American behavior as she pursues chess. Tan has her approach the game in a classically
American fashion, the result of which is a classic American success story. First Meimei watches her
brothers play, then begs them to teach her, and then takes more extreme measures to improve, studying
fundamental strategies in library books, looking up words she doesn t know, even drawing a
chessboard and staring at it for hours. She accosts an old man playing in the park and convinces him
to mentor her. She gives up social activities to study chess theory. In this way, she becomes a national
champion and gets her picture on the cover of Life magazine. This is, in fact, the embodiment of the
American Dream: no matter where you come from, if you have the smarts, take initiative, and work
hard enough, you can achieve anything.Tan makes this
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History Of Venezuela s Political Economy
Now for the role of petroleum in Ecuador s political economy. The EIA report on Ecuador, edited in
March of this year, indicates that resource nationalism and debates about the economic, strategic, and
environmental implications of oil sector development are prominent issues in the politics of Ecuador
and the policies of its government. It is fair to say that Ecuador should be categorized as a petrol
centric state, especially given that said resource nationalism is an ideology enduring from the 1970 s
(Kimerling 419). Aside from the obvious environmental externality of carbon dioxide emissions, what
more reason could there be for deliberation on the issue? A Bloomberg article from August of this year
gives good insight: Ecuador has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ecuador has been a member of OPEC since 1973, with a break between 1994 and 2007. Its resource
nationalism ideology is tied to this notion of oil salvation that seems to portray OPEC as its
metaphorical Jesus, if heaven is modernization. But this has not been the case. This is not to say that
OPEC disturbed their potential to use petroleum to propel themselves into modernity. OPEC is more
of a symptom than a cause. Inherently, in a relatively unstable political region such as South America,
there are issues with governmental integrity, as we have already seen with Ecuador s trade barrier
stunts. I want to argue that OPEC is a symptom of the Dutch Disease. Much like the Keystone XL
pipeline would fix the United States and Canada on dirty fossil fuels for years to come (Natural
Resource Defense Council), OPEC offers developing countries an infrastructure with similar effects.
Given that its creation occurred well before today s urgency of climate change, OPEC embodies the
saying the road to hell is paved with good intentions. The easy avenue created by being part of OPEC
drew members to invest heavily into their petroleum industries and almost nothing else. As a result we
now have several countries hemorrhaging economically, with little option but to turn to OPEC for
help. And what will OPEC do? They have already proclaimed inaction is the route to go right now
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Now for the role of petroleum in Ecuador s political economy. The EIA report on Ecuador, edited in
March of this year, indicates that resource nationalism and debates about the economic, strategic, and
environmental implications of oil sector development are prominent issues in the politics of Ecuador
and the policies of its government. It is fair to say that Ecuador should be categorized as a petrol
centric state, especially given that said resource nationalism is an ideology enduring from the 1970 s
(Kimerling 419). Aside from the obvious environmental externality of carbon dioxide emissions, what
more reason could there be for deliberation on the issue? A Bloomberg article from August of this year
gives good insight: Ecuador has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ecuador has been a member of OPEC since 1973, with a break between 1994 and 2007. Its resource
nationalism ideology is tied to this notion of oil salvation that seems to portray OPEC as its
metaphorical Jesus, if heaven is modernization. But this has not been the case. This is not to say that
OPEC disturbed their potential to use petroleum to propel themselves into modernity. OPEC is more
of a symptom than a cause. Inherently, in a relatively unstable political region such as South America,
there are issues with governmental integrity, as we have already seen with Ecuador s trade barrier
stunts. I want to argue that OPEC is a symptom of the Dutch Disease. Much like the Keystone XL
pipeline would fix the United States and Canada on dirty fossil fuels for years to come (Natural
Resource Defense Council), OPEC offers developing countries an infrastructure with similar effects.
Given that its creation occurred well before today s urgency of climate change, OPEC embodies the
saying the road to hell is paved with good intentions. The easy avenue created by being part of OPEC
drew members to invest heavily into their petroleum industries and almost nothing else. As a result we
now have several countries hemorrhaging economically, with little option but to turn to OPEC for
help. And what will OPEC do? They have already proclaimed inaction is the route to go right now
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Performance Related Pay
The Value of HRM to Business Performance Related Pay Word Count: 2942 Table of Content 1
Introduction 3 2 Literature Review 4 3 Case Study 8 3.1 Case 1 Performance Related Pay: What
Makes a Successful Scheme? 8 3.2 Case 2 Performance related pay: a case study of a small business.
10 4 Analysis 12 5 Conclusion 17 Reference 18 Introduction Human capital plays a vital role in
providing the organisation with a valuable competitive advantage; in addition a reward and pay
system concerning the employment relationship, is often viewed as a key method in obtaining
maximum human capital, and thus a central part of managing a business. A reward and ... Show more
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PRP assists organisations to encourage employees to give greater effort, as well as serves the purpose
of attracting employees with a greater skill and higher drive to achieve (Booth and Frank, 1999). It has
an effect on recruitment and retention of staff, as it provides an opportunity for people to receive
additional income. Little (1991) believes that pay links cause and effect, therefore employees of PRP
systems become committed to the organisation and improve their performance in order to be paid
more. However, theory X and theory Y regarding the motivation indicate that the real motivator for
the employee is the actual work itself (Fuller Love, 1997). Moreover, Armstrong (2002) believes that
remuneration is not the only motivator, or even an effective motivator. PRP links the individual, team
and organisation s performance together. The company sets targets for employees based on its overall
objectives. However, PRP encourages employees to focus on their own objective. They seek their
short term fulfilment in order to gain supplementary pay, thus the organisations long term objective
will land up being ignored (Armstrong and Baron, 1998). Performance assessment plays an important
role in PRP. Armstrong (2002) said: Organisations cannot pay for performance unless they can
actually measure it . Assessing
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The Value of HRM to Business Performance Related Pay Word Count: 2942 Table of Content 1
Introduction 3 2 Literature Review 4 3 Case Study 8 3.1 Case 1 Performance Related Pay: What
Makes a Successful Scheme? 8 3.2 Case 2 Performance related pay: a case study of a small business.
10 4 Analysis 12 5 Conclusion 17 Reference 18 Introduction Human capital plays a vital role in
providing the organisation with a valuable competitive advantage; in addition a reward and pay
system concerning the employment relationship, is often viewed as a key method in obtaining
maximum human capital, and thus a central part of managing a business. A reward and ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
PRP assists organisations to encourage employees to give greater effort, as well as serves the purpose
of attracting employees with a greater skill and higher drive to achieve (Booth and Frank, 1999). It has
an effect on recruitment and retention of staff, as it provides an opportunity for people to receive
additional income. Little (1991) believes that pay links cause and effect, therefore employees of PRP
systems become committed to the organisation and improve their performance in order to be paid
more. However, theory X and theory Y regarding the motivation indicate that the real motivator for
the employee is the actual work itself (Fuller Love, 1997). Moreover, Armstrong (2002) believes that
remuneration is not the only motivator, or even an effective motivator. PRP links the individual, team
and organisation s performance together. The company sets targets for employees based on its overall
objectives. However, PRP encourages employees to focus on their own objective. They seek their
short term fulfilment in order to gain supplementary pay, thus the organisations long term objective
will land up being ignored (Armstrong and Baron, 1998). Performance assessment plays an important
role in PRP. Armstrong (2002) said: Organisations cannot pay for performance unless they can
actually measure it . Assessing
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Ronald Reagan Address Rhetorical Devices Analysis
Analysis of Rhetorical Devices Reagan also uses many rhetorical devices throughout powerful speech.
The first two devices are anaphora, which is the repetition of a phrase at the beginning of sentences,
also epistrophe, which is the repetition of a phrase at the end of sentences. These rhetorical devices
illustrate the impact the soldiers had on our society, and that if they didn t risk their life s, there might
have been a totally different turn out of the war. Reagan demonstrates anaphora when he states, These
are the boys of the Pointe du Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs. These are the champion who
helped free a continent. These are the heroes who helped end a war. (Reagan lines 25 27). This quote
has a powerful impacted because it clarifies the significance of the Soldiers bravery toward their
country. Not only did Reagan practice anaphora through his speech, but also through epistrophe. One
way that Reagan uses epistrophe would be when he created the statement: You all knew that some
things are worth dying for. One s country is worth dying for, and democracy is worth dying for
(Reagan lines 63 64). Reagan uses epistrophe in this quote to strengthen his beliefs that the soldiers
fought for a great cause. Not only ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One way Reagan demonstrates alliteration was when he stated, Their mission was one of the most
difficult and daring of the invasion (Reagan line 12). By Reagan using this he gives great emphasis on
difficult and daring which resonate to the audience. Continuing, Reagan exemplifies onomatopoeia in
the statement and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon (Reagan lines 8
9). This quote huge impact on how the audience is going to picture the battle when giving detailed
descriptions of
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Analysis of Rhetorical Devices Reagan also uses many rhetorical devices throughout powerful speech.
The first two devices are anaphora, which is the repetition of a phrase at the beginning of sentences,
also epistrophe, which is the repetition of a phrase at the end of sentences. These rhetorical devices
illustrate the impact the soldiers had on our society, and that if they didn t risk their life s, there might
have been a totally different turn out of the war. Reagan demonstrates anaphora when he states, These
are the boys of the Pointe du Hoc. These are the men who took the cliffs. These are the champion who
helped free a continent. These are the heroes who helped end a war. (Reagan lines 25 27). This quote
has a powerful impacted because it clarifies the significance of the Soldiers bravery toward their
country. Not only did Reagan practice anaphora through his speech, but also through epistrophe. One
way that Reagan uses epistrophe would be when he created the statement: You all knew that some
things are worth dying for. One s country is worth dying for, and democracy is worth dying for
(Reagan lines 63 64). Reagan uses epistrophe in this quote to strengthen his beliefs that the soldiers
fought for a great cause. Not only ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One way Reagan demonstrates alliteration was when he stated, Their mission was one of the most
difficult and daring of the invasion (Reagan line 12). By Reagan using this he gives great emphasis on
difficult and daring which resonate to the audience. Continuing, Reagan exemplifies onomatopoeia in
the statement and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon (Reagan lines 8
9). This quote huge impact on how the audience is going to picture the battle when giving detailed
descriptions of
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New Zealanders Should Never Dream Of Being Cruel
New Zealanders would never dream of being cruel to an animal. After all animals are sentient beings.
Therefore they are capable of being aware of sensations and emotions of feeling pain and suffering. In
today s world, factory farming has become popular as they are cheaper ways to produce more output
efficiently. The industry strives to maximize output and revenue while minimising cost at the expense
of animals. The giant companies that run most of the factory farming have developed caging systems
which allow for greater animals to be living in small crammed space for greater profit and
output.These animals are deprived of exercise of that their body s energy contributes more towards
producing flesh, milk or egg. Drugs are fed and animals are being genetically altered to be grown fat
so they could keep them alive longer. We as humans, eat a lot of eggs. Just over 3 million eggs are
consumed by New Zealanders and the vast majority of these eggs are produced from factory farmed
eggs (Hibbard, 2014). The factory farmed hens are placed in small battery hen cages allowing space
similar to an A4 size sheet. These animals have their beaks trimmed to minimise feather pecking and
cannibalism in this overcrowded conditions. De beaking is an extremely painful process, which is
carried out with a guillotine type machine or chopped off with a hot knife machine that burns it off.
Due to this factory farmed animals are not able to display normal natural behaviours including moving
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New Zealanders would never dream of being cruel to an animal. After all animals are sentient beings.
Therefore they are capable of being aware of sensations and emotions of feeling pain and suffering. In
today s world, factory farming has become popular as they are cheaper ways to produce more output
efficiently. The industry strives to maximize output and revenue while minimising cost at the expense
of animals. The giant companies that run most of the factory farming have developed caging systems
which allow for greater animals to be living in small crammed space for greater profit and
output.These animals are deprived of exercise of that their body s energy contributes more towards
producing flesh, milk or egg. Drugs are fed and animals are being genetically altered to be grown fat
so they could keep them alive longer. We as humans, eat a lot of eggs. Just over 3 million eggs are
consumed by New Zealanders and the vast majority of these eggs are produced from factory farmed
eggs (Hibbard, 2014). The factory farmed hens are placed in small battery hen cages allowing space
similar to an A4 size sheet. These animals have their beaks trimmed to minimise feather pecking and
cannibalism in this overcrowded conditions. De beaking is an extremely painful process, which is
carried out with a guillotine type machine or chopped off with a hot knife machine that burns it off.
Due to this factory farmed animals are not able to display normal natural behaviours including moving
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Summary Of The Meaning Of Liberal Education
The Meaning of Liberal Education In the article, The Meaning of Liberal Education , the author
Robert A. Scott explores what the purpose of a liberal arts education is and how it is connected to
making students more aware of their world. Scott conveyed that a liberal education provides a broad
exposure to be shared by all students no matter their major. He feels that a liberal education will
expose the student to the world in which we live. According to Scott, by experiencing a liberal
education, the student is able to find questions behind the answers. He stated that history, imagination,
and compassion are three essential subjects which need to be discovered during the process of
obtaining an education. He feels that too many adults lack the skills to understand the dynamics of
culture and how people interact. After discussing the matter with several professionals, Scott was
surprised to find that many employers felt that individuals lacked subject matter knowledge.
Internships were considered to be ideal for preparing adults for their future. By receiving internships,
the adults would be well rounded. It is thought that by receiving a liberal education, a citizen can
acquire a network of fellow students and alumni that they can use throughout their careers and also
their social life. Scott is of the opinion that a liberal education nurtures the ability to differentiate
between what is true and what is false and an individual can grow intellectually and teach an
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The Meaning of Liberal Education In the article, The Meaning of Liberal Education , the author
Robert A. Scott explores what the purpose of a liberal arts education is and how it is connected to
making students more aware of their world. Scott conveyed that a liberal education provides a broad
exposure to be shared by all students no matter their major. He feels that a liberal education will
expose the student to the world in which we live. According to Scott, by experiencing a liberal
education, the student is able to find questions behind the answers. He stated that history, imagination,
and compassion are three essential subjects which need to be discovered during the process of
obtaining an education. He feels that too many adults lack the skills to understand the dynamics of
culture and how people interact. After discussing the matter with several professionals, Scott was
surprised to find that many employers felt that individuals lacked subject matter knowledge.
Internships were considered to be ideal for preparing adults for their future. By receiving internships,
the adults would be well rounded. It is thought that by receiving a liberal education, a citizen can
acquire a network of fellow students and alumni that they can use throughout their careers and also
their social life. Scott is of the opinion that a liberal education nurtures the ability to differentiate
between what is true and what is false and an individual can grow intellectually and teach an
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Medical Ethics Case Study
In the perfect sense the four medical ethics, autonomy, justice, beneficence, and nonmaleficence are
applied correctly 100% of the time for all medical cases. Unfortunately, perfect is sometimes too good
to be true, and these ethics are not always applied. I feel within the Belkin text these principals are
broken more than followed. For instance, Javier kept a lot of information regarding decisions away
from Patrick which would conclude Javier was going against effective autonomy. An experience
where effective autonomy was applied was with Armando. Armando was asked many times if he
wanted to proceed with medical care, if he wants to be DNR, if he wanted to live, he if wanted this
procedure/that procedure. Armando was aware of all possible ... Show more content on
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The medical ethics principle justice supports the element that all treatment should be spread equally
among all patients. The health care provider must consider four main areas when evaluating justice:
fair distribution of scarce resources, competing needs, rights and obligations, and potential conflicts
with established legislation (standford). Armando was expected at Herman in the first place for his
organs. No doctor thought Armand would make it out of the shooting and they saw this as an
opportunity to donate his organs to people who could live a full life. That is against the principal
justice completely. Patrick had been in and out the hospital his whole life, more than any one person
should have to be. He was a popular guys at Herman according to Ms. Belkin. Patrick requested a
specific room when he had to be in the pediatric unit, and he of course received. Lisa Belkin stated
Fortunately, the room was available. No one wanted to say no to Patrick (Belkin 329). He also called
his favorite nurse Kay every night before a surgery that he was nervous about, at approximately
midnight. What other nurse would take a call at midnight from a patient she would see in the
morning? Patrick was treated superbly throughout Herman that was no doubt. But was the treatment
he was receiving fair? And was if following the justice principal or was it going against
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In the perfect sense the four medical ethics, autonomy, justice, beneficence, and nonmaleficence are
applied correctly 100% of the time for all medical cases. Unfortunately, perfect is sometimes too good
to be true, and these ethics are not always applied. I feel within the Belkin text these principals are
broken more than followed. For instance, Javier kept a lot of information regarding decisions away
from Patrick which would conclude Javier was going against effective autonomy. An experience
where effective autonomy was applied was with Armando. Armando was asked many times if he
wanted to proceed with medical care, if he wants to be DNR, if he wanted to live, he if wanted this
procedure/that procedure. Armando was aware of all possible ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The medical ethics principle justice supports the element that all treatment should be spread equally
among all patients. The health care provider must consider four main areas when evaluating justice:
fair distribution of scarce resources, competing needs, rights and obligations, and potential conflicts
with established legislation (standford). Armando was expected at Herman in the first place for his
organs. No doctor thought Armand would make it out of the shooting and they saw this as an
opportunity to donate his organs to people who could live a full life. That is against the principal
justice completely. Patrick had been in and out the hospital his whole life, more than any one person
should have to be. He was a popular guys at Herman according to Ms. Belkin. Patrick requested a
specific room when he had to be in the pediatric unit, and he of course received. Lisa Belkin stated
Fortunately, the room was available. No one wanted to say no to Patrick (Belkin 329). He also called
his favorite nurse Kay every night before a surgery that he was nervous about, at approximately
midnight. What other nurse would take a call at midnight from a patient she would see in the
morning? Patrick was treated superbly throughout Herman that was no doubt. But was the treatment
he was receiving fair? And was if following the justice principal or was it going against
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Similarities Between Rome And Carthage
Carthage was the first real foreign power Rome would come across outside of Italy, its origins from a
Tyre colony to the capital of the great commercial empire in northern Africa (Morey, 1901) are lost to
the ravages of time. The journey discussed below will be the similarities with Rome in its rise to
power, and how Rome was able to become a force of the Sea as well as on land. Body
Rome and Carthage shared many aspects when the two first clash. Carthage had two chief magistrates
referred to as Suffetes, which compared to the political power of the Roman consuls, a council of
elders named the hundred, which was similar to the Roman senate, and there was a Carthaginian
assembly, the consistency resembled the Roman comitia (Morey, 1901). This is where the similarities
end for Carthaginian, ruled by a few wealthy families, the Carthaginians did not integrate their
subjects into the state, and they did not have the great loyalty of its citizens that Rome enjoyed. By
placing its army under the command of a single permanent leader, Carthage created an overwhelming
advantage to Rome, which had its armies controlled by the ever changing civil magistrates and
consuls (Morey, 1901).
Carthage gained her power through the wealth of trade and commere, bringing the northern African
colonies and cities of Sicily under control, solidified her dominance in the Mediterranean. Through
wealth comes strength and the ability to obtain more wealth by expanding one s territory, which
brought Carthage to desire the Greek cities of Italy also (Morey, 1901). The very cities bordering
Rome, leading to the beginning of hostilities between Carthage and Rome.
To compare Rome and Carthage, the strength and resources available to both are close enough to
make the war last a long time. Carthage was wealthy, yet not as organized as Rome. Carthage ruled
the sea with its fearful navy, Rome had the terrifying army. Carthage might have had the superior
leaders, but Rome had more loyal citizens ready to jump into the fray. The Carthaginians could be best
described as a people that loved to win, where the Romans would be better defined as people that
hated to lose. (Kornell, 2012).
The first battles between Rome and Carthage are
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Carthage was the first real foreign power Rome would come across outside of Italy, its origins from a
Tyre colony to the capital of the great commercial empire in northern Africa (Morey, 1901) are lost to
the ravages of time. The journey discussed below will be the similarities with Rome in its rise to
power, and how Rome was able to become a force of the Sea as well as on land. Body
Rome and Carthage shared many aspects when the two first clash. Carthage had two chief magistrates
referred to as Suffetes, which compared to the political power of the Roman consuls, a council of
elders named the hundred, which was similar to the Roman senate, and there was a Carthaginian
assembly, the consistency resembled the Roman comitia (Morey, 1901). This is where the similarities
end for Carthaginian, ruled by a few wealthy families, the Carthaginians did not integrate their
subjects into the state, and they did not have the great loyalty of its citizens that Rome enjoyed. By
placing its army under the command of a single permanent leader, Carthage created an overwhelming
advantage to Rome, which had its armies controlled by the ever changing civil magistrates and
consuls (Morey, 1901).
Carthage gained her power through the wealth of trade and commere, bringing the northern African
colonies and cities of Sicily under control, solidified her dominance in the Mediterranean. Through
wealth comes strength and the ability to obtain more wealth by expanding one s territory, which
brought Carthage to desire the Greek cities of Italy also (Morey, 1901). The very cities bordering
Rome, leading to the beginning of hostilities between Carthage and Rome.
To compare Rome and Carthage, the strength and resources available to both are close enough to
make the war last a long time. Carthage was wealthy, yet not as organized as Rome. Carthage ruled
the sea with its fearful navy, Rome had the terrifying army. Carthage might have had the superior
leaders, but Rome had more loyal citizens ready to jump into the fray. The Carthaginians could be best
described as a people that loved to win, where the Romans would be better defined as people that
hated to lose. (Kornell, 2012).
The first battles between Rome and Carthage are
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Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy ( Rebt )
Abstract
A literature review on rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT). A discussion of the REBT founder
Albert Ellis and the concepts that influenced the formation of REBT. Also, an in depth description of
the concepts and theories behind REBT as well as examples of the types of therapies that are
commonly used in REBT. Next, an explanation of some of the changes that have occurred during the
history of REBT and a call for some future developments. Finally, some criticisms of REBT are
debated.
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy: Past, Present, and Future Rational emotive behavior therapy
(REBT) was first developed by Albert Ellis in 1955 (Dryden, David, Ellis, 2009). Albert Ellis was
influenced by the teachings of many different stoic philosophers, including Epictetus, which taught
that humans are not disturbed by the actual things that happen to them but by their perception of those
things (Dryden et al., 2009). Hence, Ellis termed this therapy rational psychotherapy in order to
emphasize the cognitive aspect of his therapy and to differentiate it from other psychoanalytic
therapies (Dryden et al., 2009). However, he had to change the name of his therapy to rational emotive
therapy in 1961 due to critics accusations of the therapy ignoring clients emotions, and then again in
1993 to rational emotive behavior therapy in order to emphasize the behavior aspect of therapy
(Dryden et al., 2009). Another influence to Ellis was Alfred Alder; Alder s belief that an
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Abstract
A literature review on rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT). A discussion of the REBT founder
Albert Ellis and the concepts that influenced the formation of REBT. Also, an in depth description of
the concepts and theories behind REBT as well as examples of the types of therapies that are
commonly used in REBT. Next, an explanation of some of the changes that have occurred during the
history of REBT and a call for some future developments. Finally, some criticisms of REBT are
debated.
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy: Past, Present, and Future Rational emotive behavior therapy
(REBT) was first developed by Albert Ellis in 1955 (Dryden, David, Ellis, 2009). Albert Ellis was
influenced by the teachings of many different stoic philosophers, including Epictetus, which taught
that humans are not disturbed by the actual things that happen to them but by their perception of those
things (Dryden et al., 2009). Hence, Ellis termed this therapy rational psychotherapy in order to
emphasize the cognitive aspect of his therapy and to differentiate it from other psychoanalytic
therapies (Dryden et al., 2009). However, he had to change the name of his therapy to rational emotive
therapy in 1961 due to critics accusations of the therapy ignoring clients emotions, and then again in
1993 to rational emotive behavior therapy in order to emphasize the behavior aspect of therapy
(Dryden et al., 2009). Another influence to Ellis was Alfred Alder; Alder s belief that an
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Film The Piano Essay
Film The Piano
In the film The Piano , it displays varieties of themes like love, loyalty, betrayal and etc. Beneath each
theme lie the values which were shown throughout the film. It was about a woman who doesn t speak
since the age of six and her relationship with her daughter and her piano. Because of her actions, it had
affected some of the characters in the film.
Love and loyalty was also shown in the film. Stewart loved Ada but never did he know that Ada
would actually be in loyal to him. He was too angry that he chopped off Ada s finger. This scene was
over exaggerated. Though Ada was in the wrong for having an affair with George, he should have
confronted her instead of chopping off ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ada asked her to bring a piano key to George, she refused because Stewart had trusted them to
be at home. Ada got angry and forced her to go. She went reluctantly. On her way, she changed route.
Instead of going to George s house, she went to find Stewart. She had not thought of the
consequences. She thought of being honest with her father. She did not realize that she had betrayed
her mother. It was the same for Ada too. She wanted to be honest of her feelings for George but
because of her honesty she betrayed Stewart by having an affair with George.
The scenes were a mixture of the 19th century and 20th century values. The way they had dressed
themselves were liked the 19th century. Ada committed adultery, which didn t match the 19th century
values. It seldom happened during that time. In the 19th century, the women had no say in anything
and were only allowed to stay at home. Women had to obey the men. But in this case, this wasn t true.
The woman who was always with the maids weren t like one. She could talk to Stewart like a man
talking to him. She didn t look like she was scared of him. Instead, she was always giving advice to
him. The sound made by the piano didn t match those shown in the film. It sounded more like a grand
piano.
From the way they had made the film, it had
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Film The Piano
In the film The Piano , it displays varieties of themes like love, loyalty, betrayal and etc. Beneath each
theme lie the values which were shown throughout the film. It was about a woman who doesn t speak
since the age of six and her relationship with her daughter and her piano. Because of her actions, it had
affected some of the characters in the film.
Love and loyalty was also shown in the film. Stewart loved Ada but never did he know that Ada
would actually be in loyal to him. He was too angry that he chopped off Ada s finger. This scene was
over exaggerated. Though Ada was in the wrong for having an affair with George, he should have
confronted her instead of chopping off ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ada asked her to bring a piano key to George, she refused because Stewart had trusted them to
be at home. Ada got angry and forced her to go. She went reluctantly. On her way, she changed route.
Instead of going to George s house, she went to find Stewart. She had not thought of the
consequences. She thought of being honest with her father. She did not realize that she had betrayed
her mother. It was the same for Ada too. She wanted to be honest of her feelings for George but
because of her honesty she betrayed Stewart by having an affair with George.
The scenes were a mixture of the 19th century and 20th century values. The way they had dressed
themselves were liked the 19th century. Ada committed adultery, which didn t match the 19th century
values. It seldom happened during that time. In the 19th century, the women had no say in anything
and were only allowed to stay at home. Women had to obey the men. But in this case, this wasn t true.
The woman who was always with the maids weren t like one. She could talk to Stewart like a man
talking to him. She didn t look like she was scared of him. Instead, she was always giving advice to
him. The sound made by the piano didn t match those shown in the film. It sounded more like a grand
piano.
From the way they had made the film, it had
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