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Essay on Influences on T.S. Eliot s Poetry
T.S. full name is Thomas Stearns Eliot. He had written a total of 68 poems, dramas, etc. in total
(Wikipedia). There are many influences, but I think that Vivienne Haigh Wood, Eliot`s first wife, Ezra
Pound, his mentor and religion are one of the biggest influences on T.S. Eliot. I think the first
influence on his poetry was his first wife Vivienne Haigh Wood. Eliot had married Vivienne to stay in
England. Their relationship became the storyboard for a play called, Tom and Viv which was made in
1984 which then was adapted to a film in 1994. Vivienne was a great inspiration to Eliot. When
Vivienne had an affair with Bertrand Russell, Eliot used this happening in one of the parts in his poem
called Mr.Apollinax and Whispers of Immortality ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At this time, T.S. Eliot had just gotten out of college and was undecided in his work. His question was
to either become a professor, or to keep writing poems. When T.S. Eliot was in London, Ezra Pound
noticed his poetic gift and assisted in the publication of his work in many different magazines. Ezra
Pound describes his poem The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock as the best poem I have yet had or
seen from an American . Ezra Pound then takes Eliot in as his student. In 1915, he published his first
poetic masterpiece called The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock which was written four years before he
published this piece. A few years later, Eliot worked at Lloyd`s Bank, but is ordered to take a three
month vacation. During this vacation, on the way to Switzerland, Eliot visits Ezra in Paris with his just
written poem. At first, it was titled He Do the Police in Different Voices but as Ezra edits Eliot s work,
he changes the title to The Waste Land. Ezra not only changed the title of his poem, but deleted entire
parts from the draft and told Eliot to put things together. The final production did not only reflect Eliot
s vision, but also Ezra s vision. Eliot then dedicates some poems to Ezra and appreciates that Pound
has edited so much of Eliot s poem. Eliot describes this work as, Pound has done so much to turn The
Waste Land from a jumble of good and bad passages into a poem. and that Ezra Pound had shaped up
Eliot s writing so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
T.S. full name is Thomas Stearns Eliot. He had written a total of 68 poems, dramas, etc. in total
(Wikipedia). There are many influences, but I think that Vivienne Haigh Wood, Eliot`s first wife, Ezra
Pound, his mentor and religion are one of the biggest influences on T.S. Eliot. I think the first
influence on his poetry was his first wife Vivienne Haigh Wood. Eliot had married Vivienne to stay in
England. Their relationship became the storyboard for a play called, Tom and Viv which was made in
1984 which then was adapted to a film in 1994. Vivienne was a great inspiration to Eliot. When
Vivienne had an affair with Bertrand Russell, Eliot used this happening in one of the parts in his poem
called Mr.Apollinax and Whispers of Immortality ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At this time, T.S. Eliot had just gotten out of college and was undecided in his work. His question was
to either become a professor, or to keep writing poems. When T.S. Eliot was in London, Ezra Pound
noticed his poetic gift and assisted in the publication of his work in many different magazines. Ezra
Pound describes his poem The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock as the best poem I have yet had or
seen from an American . Ezra Pound then takes Eliot in as his student. In 1915, he published his first
poetic masterpiece called The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock which was written four years before he
published this piece. A few years later, Eliot worked at Lloyd`s Bank, but is ordered to take a three
month vacation. During this vacation, on the way to Switzerland, Eliot visits Ezra in Paris with his just
written poem. At first, it was titled He Do the Police in Different Voices but as Ezra edits Eliot s work,
he changes the title to The Waste Land. Ezra not only changed the title of his poem, but deleted entire
parts from the draft and told Eliot to put things together. The final production did not only reflect Eliot
s vision, but also Ezra s vision. Eliot then dedicates some poems to Ezra and appreciates that Pound
has edited so much of Eliot s poem. Eliot describes this work as, Pound has done so much to turn The
Waste Land from a jumble of good and bad passages into a poem. and that Ezra Pound had shaped up
Eliot s writing so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wtg 101
For the third assignment of WRTG 101, the task was to write a research supported cause or effect
essay. I chose to write a research supported effect essay on human resource management titled The
Effects of Human Resource Management Practices on Employee Turnover. The assignment
requirements asked for the use of a certain amount of scholarly journal articles that supported the
thesis of the paper. I believe that my research essay turned out successfully because I was able to find
and identify appropriate resources that proved to effectively defend my thesis statement.
For my research assignment I chose the topic The Effects of Human Resource Management Practices
on Employee Turnover. I chose this topic because it is allied with an assignment ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, there was a requirement of at least three sources to come from scholarly journals. As we
learned during the course of WRTG 101, a scholarly journal article is an in depth research article
written by authors who are experts with significant knowledge in the subject area. Additionally,
universities or professional associations commonly publish scholarly journal articles ( Identify
Scholarly Journals , n.d.). The primary databases I searched were UMUC Information and Library
Services interface Business Source Complete and ScienceDirect. I also utilized the UMUC Library
OneSearch and added the ABI/INFORM Complete as an additional database resource. In addition to
the UMUC Library I also used the Google Scholar web search engine and sources found on the free
web. When deciding on whether to include sources found on the free web, I evaluated the web site s
author and accuracy ( Evaluate Web Resources , n.d.). I used sources from the free web sparingly and
instead focused on scholarly sources. After fulfilling the requirement of three scholarly sources, I
continued to primarily look for scholarly sources to establish and support my argument. I started my
search with the use of search terms such as Human Resource Management , Employee Turnover ,
High Turnover , and HRM Practices . To find more refined results, I incorporated the Boolean
operator AND
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For the third assignment of WRTG 101, the task was to write a research supported cause or effect
essay. I chose to write a research supported effect essay on human resource management titled The
Effects of Human Resource Management Practices on Employee Turnover. The assignment
requirements asked for the use of a certain amount of scholarly journal articles that supported the
thesis of the paper. I believe that my research essay turned out successfully because I was able to find
and identify appropriate resources that proved to effectively defend my thesis statement.
For my research assignment I chose the topic The Effects of Human Resource Management Practices
on Employee Turnover. I chose this topic because it is allied with an assignment ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, there was a requirement of at least three sources to come from scholarly journals. As we
learned during the course of WRTG 101, a scholarly journal article is an in depth research article
written by authors who are experts with significant knowledge in the subject area. Additionally,
universities or professional associations commonly publish scholarly journal articles ( Identify
Scholarly Journals , n.d.). The primary databases I searched were UMUC Information and Library
Services interface Business Source Complete and ScienceDirect. I also utilized the UMUC Library
OneSearch and added the ABI/INFORM Complete as an additional database resource. In addition to
the UMUC Library I also used the Google Scholar web search engine and sources found on the free
web. When deciding on whether to include sources found on the free web, I evaluated the web site s
author and accuracy ( Evaluate Web Resources , n.d.). I used sources from the free web sparingly and
instead focused on scholarly sources. After fulfilling the requirement of three scholarly sources, I
continued to primarily look for scholarly sources to establish and support my argument. I started my
search with the use of search terms such as Human Resource Management , Employee Turnover ,
High Turnover , and HRM Practices . To find more refined results, I incorporated the Boolean
operator AND
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Migrant Worker Lifestyle Can Be Largely Explained As A...
The migrant worker lifestyle can be largely explained as a subculture. These people have their own
values and behaviors that distinguish themselves from the average American. The migrant workers
work for little pay, and believe that hard work will pay off for them. They travel north and south and
across the United States following the harvests of different crops so they can work and get paid. The
one thing that sets this apart from the larger culture is that they are not following around the easiest or
the highest paying work. They are following some of the hardest and lowest paying work that can be
found. This is what sets their values and behaviors apart from the rest of the United States. These
people live and grow up in a completely different world than the average American child. They start
working at in their preteen years and do not stop working until their bodies won t let them anymore.
The children do not get forced into labor that early although many are. They choose to do it on their
own because they have a desire to help their family out. This is not common among the average
American household. In fact, most of the country would rise in an uproar if white children were found
to be doing this sort of work, but it seems an exception has been made for these ones. The lifestyle
that these people live is very different from the one the average American lives which makes their
lifestyle a subculture inside our larger American culture. Their experiences in life give
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The migrant worker lifestyle can be largely explained as a subculture. These people have their own
values and behaviors that distinguish themselves from the average American. The migrant workers
work for little pay, and believe that hard work will pay off for them. They travel north and south and
across the United States following the harvests of different crops so they can work and get paid. The
one thing that sets this apart from the larger culture is that they are not following around the easiest or
the highest paying work. They are following some of the hardest and lowest paying work that can be
found. This is what sets their values and behaviors apart from the rest of the United States. These
people live and grow up in a completely different world than the average American child. They start
working at in their preteen years and do not stop working until their bodies won t let them anymore.
The children do not get forced into labor that early although many are. They choose to do it on their
own because they have a desire to help their family out. This is not common among the average
American household. In fact, most of the country would rise in an uproar if white children were found
to be doing this sort of work, but it seems an exception has been made for these ones. The lifestyle
that these people live is very different from the one the average American lives which makes their
lifestyle a subculture inside our larger American culture. Their experiences in life give
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The bully
THE BULLY
PRE READING QUESTIONS
1. Bullies always want to fight, hurt somebody or getting trouble to their victims. They don t acting
like a good person or friendly and it s just for fun for them.
2. I remember there was a bully guy in my childhood. He always absurd fear to his victims. In my
opinion he will not change because of his family and other bullies friends. Also his parents were really
dangerous too.
DURING READING QUESTIONS
3. The setting of the story is takes place in one of the city in Canada , 20th century. The story starts at
the school and end in the battle.
4. The point of view is first person narrative. The narrator was 7 years old and he lived close to his
school.
5. I feel sorry for Aubrey. It s really hard ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
10. (Universal) In the short story, The Possibility of Evil by Shirly Jackson suggest how Miss
Strangeworth can cause the opposite of what they intended by meddling. The Possibility of Evil made
me think about how people can be two faced. The town where she lived had to be kept clean and
sweet, so she thought people everywhere were evil and needed to be watched. She didn t like her
neighbors and she wrote bad letters for her neighbors, also she acted like a good person and she didn t
want to the neighbor deciphered her. I have seen this same situation before because of the evil within
ourselves. The two faced people won t be deciphered because they know if the people learn what they
doing, they will not like them anymore. I love how the short story show us what we should know. I
find upsetting is that the evil within people never end.
RUNNIG WITH MARTY
PRE READING QUESTIONS
1. The children of divorced parents might develop a negative view of relationships. The children will
imitate their parents for relationships. Also they will not doing serious relationships because they learn
that how to do from their parents.
AFTER READING
2. (a)Time: The time in the short story is 20th century.
(b)Place: The place in the short story is at Wasagaming.
(c)Atmosphere: The divorced parents can affect their children relationship. 3.
Name of main characters /3
Relationship to other characters /3
The part
THE BULLY
PRE READING QUESTIONS
1. Bullies always want to fight, hurt somebody or getting trouble to their victims. They don t acting
like a good person or friendly and it s just for fun for them.
2. I remember there was a bully guy in my childhood. He always absurd fear to his victims. In my
opinion he will not change because of his family and other bullies friends. Also his parents were really
dangerous too.
DURING READING QUESTIONS
3. The setting of the story is takes place in one of the city in Canada , 20th century. The story starts at
the school and end in the battle.
4. The point of view is first person narrative. The narrator was 7 years old and he lived close to his
school.
5. I feel sorry for Aubrey. It s really hard ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
10. (Universal) In the short story, The Possibility of Evil by Shirly Jackson suggest how Miss
Strangeworth can cause the opposite of what they intended by meddling. The Possibility of Evil made
me think about how people can be two faced. The town where she lived had to be kept clean and
sweet, so she thought people everywhere were evil and needed to be watched. She didn t like her
neighbors and she wrote bad letters for her neighbors, also she acted like a good person and she didn t
want to the neighbor deciphered her. I have seen this same situation before because of the evil within
ourselves. The two faced people won t be deciphered because they know if the people learn what they
doing, they will not like them anymore. I love how the short story show us what we should know. I
find upsetting is that the evil within people never end.
RUNNIG WITH MARTY
PRE READING QUESTIONS
1. The children of divorced parents might develop a negative view of relationships. The children will
imitate their parents for relationships. Also they will not doing serious relationships because they learn
that how to do from their parents.
AFTER READING
2. (a)Time: The time in the short story is 20th century.
(b)Place: The place in the short story is at Wasagaming.
(c)Atmosphere: The divorced parents can affect their children relationship. 3.
Name of main characters /3
Relationship to other characters /3
The part
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Akhenaten Influence On Ancient Egyptian Society
In the heart of Egypt along the east bank of the Nile River lies the archaeological site of Amarna, this
semicircle of barren land bound by colossal limestone cliffs was home to an entire nation of ancient
Egyptian brought there by the will of an insurgent man: the pharaoh Akhenaten. Tyrant and arguably
history s first individual not only eradicated the most traditional and vital aspect of Egyptian life but
wreak havoc by reforming all traditional Religious , Political. Social and Economic elements of the
Egyptian empire. The harbinger of anarchy no doubt revolutionised countless aspects of Egyptian life
from changing a polytheistic society to a monotheistic society to the abundant decline in economic
and political powers countless evidence derived from surviving Talatat stones and ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Akhenaten s revolution saw the abandonment of Egypt s traditional polytheistic society to a
monotheistic society against the will of a whole nation. Not only was this expressed through the
grotesque style of art employed during the Amarna period but also through poems and wall reliefs
found. For many years Egyptians worshipped a plethora of gods which encompassed vast aspects of
everyday life from the Nile valley to rising and setting of the sun, religion aided in explaining the
world around them. That was until Akhenaten The Heretic King extinguished the existence of all even
the principal god Amun Re but one egyptian god, the Aten eliminating all the gods and goddess that
the people had relied on for generations. The Great Hymn to the Amun Which Akhenaten later alters
in worship of the Aten highlights that it is only through reverence to these gods especially Amun re
could ancient Egyptians merit their provision and therefore be granted access to the elysian fields
salvation however Akhenaten s reign also took this belief
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the heart of Egypt along the east bank of the Nile River lies the archaeological site of Amarna, this
semicircle of barren land bound by colossal limestone cliffs was home to an entire nation of ancient
Egyptian brought there by the will of an insurgent man: the pharaoh Akhenaten. Tyrant and arguably
history s first individual not only eradicated the most traditional and vital aspect of Egyptian life but
wreak havoc by reforming all traditional Religious , Political. Social and Economic elements of the
Egyptian empire. The harbinger of anarchy no doubt revolutionised countless aspects of Egyptian life
from changing a polytheistic society to a monotheistic society to the abundant decline in economic
and political powers countless evidence derived from surviving Talatat stones and ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Akhenaten s revolution saw the abandonment of Egypt s traditional polytheistic society to a
monotheistic society against the will of a whole nation. Not only was this expressed through the
grotesque style of art employed during the Amarna period but also through poems and wall reliefs
found. For many years Egyptians worshipped a plethora of gods which encompassed vast aspects of
everyday life from the Nile valley to rising and setting of the sun, religion aided in explaining the
world around them. That was until Akhenaten The Heretic King extinguished the existence of all even
the principal god Amun Re but one egyptian god, the Aten eliminating all the gods and goddess that
the people had relied on for generations. The Great Hymn to the Amun Which Akhenaten later alters
in worship of the Aten highlights that it is only through reverence to these gods especially Amun re
could ancient Egyptians merit their provision and therefore be granted access to the elysian fields
salvation however Akhenaten s reign also took this belief
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Domestic Surveillance During The United States
Domestic Surveillance in the Unites States has been going on for decades without the public s
knowledge. Domestic Surveillance didn t seem important in the eye of the American government.
After the September attacks (9/11) congress started to treat Domestic Surveillance as a number one
priority. After September 11th Congress passed a law to use military force for those responsible for the
attacks in New York, NY. The go ahead with using military force did not give the President to use
surveillance without a warrant. Congress started to pass legislation against counterterrorism efforts.
The most controversial measures, including the 2001 USA Patriot Act that gave the US federal
government the ability to collect and analyze private information that has identified itself with the
United States of America.
With new found ways of viewing American citizens personal information the federal government had
to learn how not to get caught. American citizens have right to their privacy and with all the new
Domestic Surveillance programs many were warrantless. In 2002 Bush signed a presidential order
allowing the National Security Agency to monitor without a warrant. This presidential order applied to
international telephone calls and e mail messages of thousands of citizens and legal residents inside
the United States. This program never had the requirements to obtain or produce a warrant from the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court but, as the 4th Amendment to the Constitution
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Domestic Surveillance in the Unites States has been going on for decades without the public s
knowledge. Domestic Surveillance didn t seem important in the eye of the American government.
After the September attacks (9/11) congress started to treat Domestic Surveillance as a number one
priority. After September 11th Congress passed a law to use military force for those responsible for the
attacks in New York, NY. The go ahead with using military force did not give the President to use
surveillance without a warrant. Congress started to pass legislation against counterterrorism efforts.
The most controversial measures, including the 2001 USA Patriot Act that gave the US federal
government the ability to collect and analyze private information that has identified itself with the
United States of America.
With new found ways of viewing American citizens personal information the federal government had
to learn how not to get caught. American citizens have right to their privacy and with all the new
Domestic Surveillance programs many were warrantless. In 2002 Bush signed a presidential order
allowing the National Security Agency to monitor without a warrant. This presidential order applied to
international telephone calls and e mail messages of thousands of citizens and legal residents inside
the United States. This program never had the requirements to obtain or produce a warrant from the
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court but, as the 4th Amendment to the Constitution
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did The Age Of Exploration Cause Social Changes In The...
The time period of 1492 to 1750 was an era of conquest and innovation. Arounnd this time was when
there was more interactions between the Eastern and Western hemispheres of the world. These
interactions had major impacts on the world as a whole at the time, both good and bad. During this
time in the Atlantic world, European dominance and the demand for God, gold, and glory remained
constant, while there were significant social changes in the Native American population and the
attitude that native had towards the Europeans. During this time period, Columbus was exploring the
Atlantic, however, many things stayed constant socially due to European greed. One continuity was
European dominance. This was largely in part because of their technology ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this desire would be how Columbus s initial thought upon meeting the natives was how
they would be servant and were to find their gold. During the time period 1492 to 1750, the Age of
Exploration was occuring causing many things to change socially due to the increased interaction
between the two hemispheres. One changed that occured during this time was the decreasing Native
American population. The reason for this change was largely due to exposure to western diseases that
the natives had not grown used to, and also due to slaughtering and enslavement by the Europeans. An
example of this is when the Arawak Indians were enslaved by the Spaniyards, who would work them
to death and even kill them if they did not do what was asked. Another change was the attitude that the
Native Americans had towards the Europeans. Initially, they were welcoming and even believed the
Europeans were gods, but after a series of unpleasant encounters, this opinion changed. An example of
this would be the backlash from Native Americans who would attack Europeans who attempted to
colonize on their land. This time period was an age of discovery that led to conquest and increased
connections between
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The time period of 1492 to 1750 was an era of conquest and innovation. Arounnd this time was when
there was more interactions between the Eastern and Western hemispheres of the world. These
interactions had major impacts on the world as a whole at the time, both good and bad. During this
time in the Atlantic world, European dominance and the demand for God, gold, and glory remained
constant, while there were significant social changes in the Native American population and the
attitude that native had towards the Europeans. During this time period, Columbus was exploring the
Atlantic, however, many things stayed constant socially due to European greed. One continuity was
European dominance. This was largely in part because of their technology ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this desire would be how Columbus s initial thought upon meeting the natives was how
they would be servant and were to find their gold. During the time period 1492 to 1750, the Age of
Exploration was occuring causing many things to change socially due to the increased interaction
between the two hemispheres. One changed that occured during this time was the decreasing Native
American population. The reason for this change was largely due to exposure to western diseases that
the natives had not grown used to, and also due to slaughtering and enslavement by the Europeans. An
example of this is when the Arawak Indians were enslaved by the Spaniyards, who would work them
to death and even kill them if they did not do what was asked. Another change was the attitude that the
Native Americans had towards the Europeans. Initially, they were welcoming and even believed the
Europeans were gods, but after a series of unpleasant encounters, this opinion changed. An example of
this would be the backlash from Native Americans who would attack Europeans who attempted to
colonize on their land. This time period was an age of discovery that led to conquest and increased
connections between
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wild Baby Beavers Research Paper
Wild baby beavers and England is celebrating. This is the first time in centuries that wild beavers
occupy an English river. Did I mention that they re baby beavers? Cuteness overload!
Miracle Baby Beavers Have Arrived
As reported in The Guardian, http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/24/baby beavers
born to englands first wild colony the first wild colony in over four centuries reside in Devon s River
Otter but the river clearly belongs to the beavers.
Tom Buckley, a retired environmental scientist and beaver enthusiast, was the first to capture the video
of the kits and their mothers. In Buckley s footage, we the kits getting a swimming lesson and a tour
of their new pad. Buckley calls the kits arrival as a miracle. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Here are XXX ways beavers can benefit the environment:
1. Busy beavers are nature s architects, and they re constantly makinhabitats
http://www.beaversnw.org/conservation.html for wildlife, including: mammals, fish, amphibians and
even birds.
2. Beavers are good news for water. http://www.beaversnw.org/conservation Their presence is known
to recharge groundwater, improve water quality, cool down warming water temperatures and delay
flood waters.
3. Beavers could help fight climate change. They can strengthen riverine and riparian ecosystem
resilience in the face of climate change, says Wild Earth Guardians.
http://www.wildearthguardians.org/site/PageServer?
pagename=priorities_wild_places_jemez_mountains_beavers#.VZFQ4KplBYk
4. Beavers can save entire species populations, e.g. salmon in California.
http://www.onearth.org/earthwire/beavers save california salmon They also indirectly save the fishing
and agricultural industries tons of money.
5. Beavers can help us fight drought.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wild baby beavers and England is celebrating. This is the first time in centuries that wild beavers
occupy an English river. Did I mention that they re baby beavers? Cuteness overload!
Miracle Baby Beavers Have Arrived
As reported in The Guardian, http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/24/baby beavers
born to englands first wild colony the first wild colony in over four centuries reside in Devon s River
Otter but the river clearly belongs to the beavers.
Tom Buckley, a retired environmental scientist and beaver enthusiast, was the first to capture the video
of the kits and their mothers. In Buckley s footage, we the kits getting a swimming lesson and a tour
of their new pad. Buckley calls the kits arrival as a miracle. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Here are XXX ways beavers can benefit the environment:
1. Busy beavers are nature s architects, and they re constantly makinhabitats
http://www.beaversnw.org/conservation.html for wildlife, including: mammals, fish, amphibians and
even birds.
2. Beavers are good news for water. http://www.beaversnw.org/conservation Their presence is known
to recharge groundwater, improve water quality, cool down warming water temperatures and delay
flood waters.
3. Beavers could help fight climate change. They can strengthen riverine and riparian ecosystem
resilience in the face of climate change, says Wild Earth Guardians.
http://www.wildearthguardians.org/site/PageServer?
pagename=priorities_wild_places_jemez_mountains_beavers#.VZFQ4KplBYk
4. Beavers can save entire species populations, e.g. salmon in California.
http://www.onearth.org/earthwire/beavers save california salmon They also indirectly save the fishing
and agricultural industries tons of money.
5. Beavers can help us fight drought.
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Age Of Reason
Throughout the years, there has been different changes to our country. From the Age of Reason to
today there were different beliefs and ways of thinking. These two time periods have differences and
similarities in their values. At the very beginning, to when our country started, took a lot of courage.,
Tto go from one country and start a whole new one took a lot of time and work. The Age of Reason
was an eighteenth century movement. It represented a genesis in the way man viewed himself, the
pursuit of knowledge, and the universe. To go away from one country and start a whole new one takes
a great amount of courage. New ideas filled the horizon and people were eager to explore these ideas,
freely. The enlightenment produced numerous books,
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Throughout the years, there has been different changes to our country. From the Age of Reason to
today there were different beliefs and ways of thinking. These two time periods have differences and
similarities in their values. At the very beginning, to when our country started, took a lot of courage.,
Tto go from one country and start a whole new one took a lot of time and work. The Age of Reason
was an eighteenth century movement. It represented a genesis in the way man viewed himself, the
pursuit of knowledge, and the universe. To go away from one country and start a whole new one takes
a great amount of courage. New ideas filled the horizon and people were eager to explore these ideas,
freely. The enlightenment produced numerous books,
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Essay about Why College Athletes Should be Paid
Why College Athletes should be Paid Due to National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules
and regulations no college athlete is able to receive any compensation or endorsement while
participating in college athletics. These rules have long been challenged, however no changes have
been made by the NCAA. With universities grossing close to $200 million a year college athletics has
turned into one of the top industries in the world. The NCAA is a governing body of college athletics,
but without people questioning the NCAA and demanding changes to the monopoly that the NCAA is
nothing will happen to the unfairness to college athletes like it is currently. In business dealings
around the world, a formula is used to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example at the University of Texas an in state tuition is worth around $4,000 while out of state
tuition is worth around $11,000. Now as previously stated, Texas football players fair market value is
at $578,000 per year. So at the very least there is $567,000 per player that we really do not know
where it goes. I understand that college athletes do not deserve all the money they bring in but if one
really thinks about it there is no where else in the world of economics is there a person that spends
over forty hours a week and brings in $500,000 per year for their institution, yet they are only
compensated $11,000. The numbers do not match up. (Frommer, 2013) These numbers definitely do
not match up when one takes into account coaches salaries. The average coaching salary in NCAA
division 1 basketball is a massive $1.47 million per year. With Duke s head coach, Mike Krzyzewski,
making the large sum of $7.2 million per year . While Duke s athletic director, Kevin White, brings in
close $1 million per year. After looking over these stats, one quickly realizes why college athletes are
not being paid. In 40 of the 50 states in the United States of America the highest paid public employee
is not a government official, but the head coach of a college football or basketball team. In North
Carolina the average income per household $45,570 while the tax rate is 5.8%. What this means is that
on average each person in
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Why College Athletes should be Paid Due to National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rules
and regulations no college athlete is able to receive any compensation or endorsement while
participating in college athletics. These rules have long been challenged, however no changes have
been made by the NCAA. With universities grossing close to $200 million a year college athletics has
turned into one of the top industries in the world. The NCAA is a governing body of college athletics,
but without people questioning the NCAA and demanding changes to the monopoly that the NCAA is
nothing will happen to the unfairness to college athletes like it is currently. In business dealings
around the world, a formula is used to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example at the University of Texas an in state tuition is worth around $4,000 while out of state
tuition is worth around $11,000. Now as previously stated, Texas football players fair market value is
at $578,000 per year. So at the very least there is $567,000 per player that we really do not know
where it goes. I understand that college athletes do not deserve all the money they bring in but if one
really thinks about it there is no where else in the world of economics is there a person that spends
over forty hours a week and brings in $500,000 per year for their institution, yet they are only
compensated $11,000. The numbers do not match up. (Frommer, 2013) These numbers definitely do
not match up when one takes into account coaches salaries. The average coaching salary in NCAA
division 1 basketball is a massive $1.47 million per year. With Duke s head coach, Mike Krzyzewski,
making the large sum of $7.2 million per year . While Duke s athletic director, Kevin White, brings in
close $1 million per year. After looking over these stats, one quickly realizes why college athletes are
not being paid. In 40 of the 50 states in the United States of America the highest paid public employee
is not a government official, but the head coach of a college football or basketball team. In North
Carolina the average income per household $45,570 while the tax rate is 5.8%. What this means is that
on average each person in
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Blockbuster Inc.
Introduction Blockbuster was founded in Dallas, Texas, in 1985. It is one of the world s leading
providers of videos, DVD s, and video games. According to the research group Burke, Inc.,
Blockbuster has nearly 100 percent recognition among active movie renters in the United States.
Combined with market leadership, this makes Blockbuster one of the strongest entertainment brands
in the US. The main purpose of this paper is to show how Blockbuster is using information technology
to gain a competitive advantage, and if it has in fact achieved a competitive advantage. The first
section of the paper is an industry analysis detailing the ins and outs of the movie rental business. The
next section, Company Analysis, we will describe in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That has left companies such as Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Movie Gallery, and independent
operations fighting over ever smaller pieces of the entertainment pie. In the Early 1990 s, there were
about 70,000 stores around the country that rented videos. Today, there are about 18,000. ( Movie
rental business in steep decline , 2005) Blockbuster is a large company with 40% market share (Dow
Jones and Company). In 2002, the revenue for Blockbuster was $5,565,900,000. In 2003 it was
$5,911,700,000 and in 2004 their revenue was $6,053,200,000. Over the past three years, Blockbuster
has shown a net income loss. In 2002 their income loss was $1,627,600,000 and in 2003 it was
$983,900,000. In 2004, they had a larger income loss than in 2003, it was $1,248,800,000.
Blockbuster currently has 84,300 staff members (Mergent Online). Blockbuster s performance in the
stock market is dropping. In 2002, the high of the year was $30.25 and the low was $11.80 (S P Stock
Guide 2003) The next year, in 2003, the high dropped to $23.07 and the low was a little higher at
$12.21 (S P Stock Guide 2004). In 2004 the high of the year was $19.37 and the low of the year was
$6.50(S P Stock Guide 2005). It is clear to see how drastically the stock dropped from year to year.
(Business and Company Research Center). Because Blockbuster has eliminated late fees from its
stores, people have seen a dramatic decrease in
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Introduction Blockbuster was founded in Dallas, Texas, in 1985. It is one of the world s leading
providers of videos, DVD s, and video games. According to the research group Burke, Inc.,
Blockbuster has nearly 100 percent recognition among active movie renters in the United States.
Combined with market leadership, this makes Blockbuster one of the strongest entertainment brands
in the US. The main purpose of this paper is to show how Blockbuster is using information technology
to gain a competitive advantage, and if it has in fact achieved a competitive advantage. The first
section of the paper is an industry analysis detailing the ins and outs of the movie rental business. The
next section, Company Analysis, we will describe in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
That has left companies such as Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Movie Gallery, and independent
operations fighting over ever smaller pieces of the entertainment pie. In the Early 1990 s, there were
about 70,000 stores around the country that rented videos. Today, there are about 18,000. ( Movie
rental business in steep decline , 2005) Blockbuster is a large company with 40% market share (Dow
Jones and Company). In 2002, the revenue for Blockbuster was $5,565,900,000. In 2003 it was
$5,911,700,000 and in 2004 their revenue was $6,053,200,000. Over the past three years, Blockbuster
has shown a net income loss. In 2002 their income loss was $1,627,600,000 and in 2003 it was
$983,900,000. In 2004, they had a larger income loss than in 2003, it was $1,248,800,000.
Blockbuster currently has 84,300 staff members (Mergent Online). Blockbuster s performance in the
stock market is dropping. In 2002, the high of the year was $30.25 and the low was $11.80 (S P Stock
Guide 2003) The next year, in 2003, the high dropped to $23.07 and the low was a little higher at
$12.21 (S P Stock Guide 2004). In 2004 the high of the year was $19.37 and the low of the year was
$6.50(S P Stock Guide 2005). It is clear to see how drastically the stock dropped from year to year.
(Business and Company Research Center). Because Blockbuster has eliminated late fees from its
stores, people have seen a dramatic decrease in
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George Washington, The World s Greatest Leader Essay
George Washington, The World s Greatest Leader
On April 30, 1789, George Washington took his oath of office as the first President of the United
States. He knew that not only would he be faced with the challenge of leading a young nation with a
plethora of problems, but that his every move and decision would be scrutinized and, hopefully,
emulated by his successors. As the first of every thing (SP), in our situation will serve to establish a
Precedent, he wrote James Madison, it is devoutly wished on my part, that these precedents may be
fixed on true principles. (George Washington). Not only was every decision a precedent, as stated in
mountvernon.org: in every turn America as a young country was in peril; every decision was layered
with implications, competing passions, political pettiness, danger. (Mount Vernon).
Why did George Washington emerge as the most significant leader in the founding of the United
States of America, even to the extent of being called the Father of the Country? The facts show us that
he led the Continental Army to victory in the American Revolutionary War over what was at the time
the world s most powerful military. Later, as president, he guided the United States in its formative
years. His leadership and vision established a foundation that would transform America from 13
loosely connected states into an unequalled economic and military superpower.
There have been many effective leaders and some great ones. Washington s perseverance and
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George Washington, The World s Greatest Leader
On April 30, 1789, George Washington took his oath of office as the first President of the United
States. He knew that not only would he be faced with the challenge of leading a young nation with a
plethora of problems, but that his every move and decision would be scrutinized and, hopefully,
emulated by his successors. As the first of every thing (SP), in our situation will serve to establish a
Precedent, he wrote James Madison, it is devoutly wished on my part, that these precedents may be
fixed on true principles. (George Washington). Not only was every decision a precedent, as stated in
mountvernon.org: in every turn America as a young country was in peril; every decision was layered
with implications, competing passions, political pettiness, danger. (Mount Vernon).
Why did George Washington emerge as the most significant leader in the founding of the United
States of America, even to the extent of being called the Father of the Country? The facts show us that
he led the Continental Army to victory in the American Revolutionary War over what was at the time
the world s most powerful military. Later, as president, he guided the United States in its formative
years. His leadership and vision established a foundation that would transform America from 13
loosely connected states into an unequalled economic and military superpower.
There have been many effective leaders and some great ones. Washington s perseverance and
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Persuasive Essay On Drunk Driving
Drunk driving. Everyone knows how dangerous it can be. The message, Do not drink and drive, is
everywhere. People have finally started to realize how incredibly perilous driving while drunk can be,
and the number of alcohol related accidents is starting to plummet. *** Do not celebrate yet, however.
Another dangerous pastime is beginning to influence people behind the wheel. Texting. In fact, people
are beginning to believe that texting while driving is even more precarious than driving while
intoxicated. ** Really? Texting? Unfortunately, yes. Statistics on accidents and studies on the slowed
reaction times of behind the wheel texters seem quite conclusive. In addition, people just do not take
this issue seriously enough, which has a great effect on the occurrence of texting. In 2002, there were
12,405 deaths caused by driving while intoxicated. Nine years later, there were 9,296, a full 25% less.
Accidents caused by driving while distracted, however, has risen over 22%, going from 2,600
fatalities in 2002 to 3,331 in 2011. ...the NHTSA reports that texting while driving is currently
responsible for approximately 1.6 million accidents every year about 25% of all driving accidents.
When one looks at these numbers, it is quite difficult to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Car and Driver Magazine conducted an experiment to discover just how hazardous drunk driving
was compared to distracted driving. The results were shocking. The cars used in the test were rigged
with a red light to tell the drivers to hit the brake, and the reaction times were recorded. Sober drivers
took an average of 0.54 seconds to brake. Drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.8, the legal limit,
required an extra four feet to brake. For those sending a text, 70 extra feet were required. Another test
taken in London showed that those that texted while behind the wheel had reaction times that were
35% worse than drivers with no
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Drunk driving. Everyone knows how dangerous it can be. The message, Do not drink and drive, is
everywhere. People have finally started to realize how incredibly perilous driving while drunk can be,
and the number of alcohol related accidents is starting to plummet. *** Do not celebrate yet, however.
Another dangerous pastime is beginning to influence people behind the wheel. Texting. In fact, people
are beginning to believe that texting while driving is even more precarious than driving while
intoxicated. ** Really? Texting? Unfortunately, yes. Statistics on accidents and studies on the slowed
reaction times of behind the wheel texters seem quite conclusive. In addition, people just do not take
this issue seriously enough, which has a great effect on the occurrence of texting. In 2002, there were
12,405 deaths caused by driving while intoxicated. Nine years later, there were 9,296, a full 25% less.
Accidents caused by driving while distracted, however, has risen over 22%, going from 2,600
fatalities in 2002 to 3,331 in 2011. ...the NHTSA reports that texting while driving is currently
responsible for approximately 1.6 million accidents every year about 25% of all driving accidents.
When one looks at these numbers, it is quite difficult to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Car and Driver Magazine conducted an experiment to discover just how hazardous drunk driving
was compared to distracted driving. The results were shocking. The cars used in the test were rigged
with a red light to tell the drivers to hit the brake, and the reaction times were recorded. Sober drivers
took an average of 0.54 seconds to brake. Drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.8, the legal limit,
required an extra four feet to brake. For those sending a text, 70 extra feet were required. Another test
taken in London showed that those that texted while behind the wheel had reaction times that were
35% worse than drivers with no
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Essay On Unified Modeling Language
The Unified Modeling language (UML) was released by the Object Management Group (OMG) in the
effort to provide a standardized design language to build and develop computer applications. The
purpose of the design language is to allow IT professionals to distribute system structure and design
plans in a comprehensible graphical manner, similar to blueprints of a building. Modeling is an
important part of software projects, large and small. With modeling, the software development team
are better able to work with the end user in providing a visual program design. Surveys reveal that the
development of large software applications have many impediments and have a large probability of
failure. Modeling provides a greater opportunity for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use case diagram s purpose is to help development teams visualize the functional requirements of
a system, including the relationship of actors (human beings who will interact with the system) to
essential processes, as well as the relationships among different use cases. The class diagram shows
how the different entities (people, things, and data) relate to each other. The Sequence diagrams is
almost self explanatory, it shows a detailed flow for a specific use case or even just part of a specific
use case. The statechart diagram models the different states that a class can be in and how that class
transitions from state to state. Activity diagrams show the procedural flow of control between two or
more class objects while processing an activity. A component diagram provides a physical view of the
system. Its purpose is to show the dependencies that the software has on the other software
components (e.g., software libraries) in the system. The deployment diagram shows how a system will
be physically deployed in the hardware environment. Its purpose is to show where the different
components of the system will physically run and how they will communicate with each other. Two
main criticisms of UML is whether diagrams are needed at all, and during what stage of the software
development process they should be used, also, the frequency of any updates of the diagrams. The
other is that the UML diagrams just lack the detail
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The Unified Modeling language (UML) was released by the Object Management Group (OMG) in the
effort to provide a standardized design language to build and develop computer applications. The
purpose of the design language is to allow IT professionals to distribute system structure and design
plans in a comprehensible graphical manner, similar to blueprints of a building. Modeling is an
important part of software projects, large and small. With modeling, the software development team
are better able to work with the end user in providing a visual program design. Surveys reveal that the
development of large software applications have many impediments and have a large probability of
failure. Modeling provides a greater opportunity for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use case diagram s purpose is to help development teams visualize the functional requirements of
a system, including the relationship of actors (human beings who will interact with the system) to
essential processes, as well as the relationships among different use cases. The class diagram shows
how the different entities (people, things, and data) relate to each other. The Sequence diagrams is
almost self explanatory, it shows a detailed flow for a specific use case or even just part of a specific
use case. The statechart diagram models the different states that a class can be in and how that class
transitions from state to state. Activity diagrams show the procedural flow of control between two or
more class objects while processing an activity. A component diagram provides a physical view of the
system. Its purpose is to show the dependencies that the software has on the other software
components (e.g., software libraries) in the system. The deployment diagram shows how a system will
be physically deployed in the hardware environment. Its purpose is to show where the different
components of the system will physically run and how they will communicate with each other. Two
main criticisms of UML is whether diagrams are needed at all, and during what stage of the software
development process they should be used, also, the frequency of any updates of the diagrams. The
other is that the UML diagrams just lack the detail
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Marcus Going To The Theater Play Analysis
Theater performances in antiquity were typically dedicated to a pagan god or goddess, and the plays
often ran as part of larger public religious festivals. Scenes portraying blatant immorality were
commonplace. All this proved rather troubling to the early church. Christian leaders, such as
Tertullian, spoke out in opposition to the idea of believers going to the theater: Why is it right to look
on what it is disgraceful to do? How is it that the things which defile a man in going out of his mouth,
are not regarded as doing so when they go in at this eyes and ears when eyes and ears are the
immediate attendants of the spirit? You have the theater forbidden, then, in the forbidding of
immodesty. Thus, when an actor converted to Christ in third century ... Show more content on
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Our new convert now faced an economic dilemma, however, since he was no longer gainfully
employed. So, instead of acting, Marcus opened an acting school. This apparently created quite a stir
among Marcus s fellow Christians, and the surviving letters exchanged by his pastor and the church s
bishop paint a portrait of the church truly living out its strong group family values. Marcus s pastor,
Eucratius, naturally wondered how it could be acceptable for Marcus to teach others what he himself
was forbidden to do. Yet Marcus had already made a tremendous sacrifice to follow Jesus. So
Eucratius wrote to his spiritual mentor, Cyprian of Carthage, to ask whether such a man ought to
remain in communion with us. Cyprian s reaction to Marcus was unequivocal: It is not in keeping with
the reverence due to the majesty of God and with the observance of the gospel teachings for the honor
and respect of the church to be polluted by contamination at once so degraded and so scandalous. No
compromise. No drama teaching. Marcus must either leave the church or quit his job again. Marcus s
story has the strong group, surrogate family [character] written all over it. It is Cyprian s conviction
that the honor and respect of the church must take priority over Marcus and his acting academy.
Marcus, on his part, finds himself answering to the church for his whole vocational and financial
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Theater performances in antiquity were typically dedicated to a pagan god or goddess, and the plays
often ran as part of larger public religious festivals. Scenes portraying blatant immorality were
commonplace. All this proved rather troubling to the early church. Christian leaders, such as
Tertullian, spoke out in opposition to the idea of believers going to the theater: Why is it right to look
on what it is disgraceful to do? How is it that the things which defile a man in going out of his mouth,
are not regarded as doing so when they go in at this eyes and ears when eyes and ears are the
immediate attendants of the spirit? You have the theater forbidden, then, in the forbidding of
immodesty. Thus, when an actor converted to Christ in third century ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Our new convert now faced an economic dilemma, however, since he was no longer gainfully
employed. So, instead of acting, Marcus opened an acting school. This apparently created quite a stir
among Marcus s fellow Christians, and the surviving letters exchanged by his pastor and the church s
bishop paint a portrait of the church truly living out its strong group family values. Marcus s pastor,
Eucratius, naturally wondered how it could be acceptable for Marcus to teach others what he himself
was forbidden to do. Yet Marcus had already made a tremendous sacrifice to follow Jesus. So
Eucratius wrote to his spiritual mentor, Cyprian of Carthage, to ask whether such a man ought to
remain in communion with us. Cyprian s reaction to Marcus was unequivocal: It is not in keeping with
the reverence due to the majesty of God and with the observance of the gospel teachings for the honor
and respect of the church to be polluted by contamination at once so degraded and so scandalous. No
compromise. No drama teaching. Marcus must either leave the church or quit his job again. Marcus s
story has the strong group, surrogate family [character] written all over it. It is Cyprian s conviction
that the honor and respect of the church must take priority over Marcus and his acting academy.
Marcus, on his part, finds himself answering to the church for his whole vocational and financial
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The Themes Of Insomnia
The setting of the film is one of the many central characteristics in filming, as it creates, provides and
heavily influences the theme, mood and sense of the movie. The Scandinavian region comprises the
kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden which offers a scenery such as deep dark forest, silent
landscapes, freezing and challenging waters, long and chilly winters and midnight sun. These create a
perfect setting for the three Scandinavian films: Insomnia (1997), Let the Right One In (2008), and
King of Devil s Island (2010). The use of Scandinavian scenery which creates a sense of madness,
isolation, loneliness, and danger that hides such moral and social issues in their inner worlds. This
paper will examine the settings of the movies mentioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It tells a story of a bullied twelve year old boy, Oskar, who met and developed a deep friendship with
the vampire, Eli. Blackeberg, a suburb of Stockholm in Sweden is a place that has winter landscapes,
deep forest, icy lakeshore wherein people experienced long and cold winter nights. This sets a
benchmark in a Scandinavian crime fiction where it creates an atmosphere where dangerous things
and murder can happen. The gloomy, the grey and the cold nights greatly impact the mood, theme, and
sense of the film, as the wintry setting creates a creepy atmosphere. Just like in a scene where Hakan
threw the dead body of Jocke in an ice cold lake, when Hakan kills a passerby in a forest and when Eli
tried to murder Jocke and Virginia under the dark bridge. Moreover, this kind of scenery explores the
isolation and exclusion from the social group of the two main characters, Oskar and Eli. Oskar not
having a group of friends and failed by his parents, who did not know about the bullying and cruelty
he experienced at school and Eli who is isolated from human society, not knowing yet that she is a
vampire, but her appearance and behavior shows that she is an outsider. Just like when Oskar asked
Eli if she feels cold, during their first meeting at the playground, Eli replied: No, I guess I ve forgotten
how (Molinder, Nordling Alfredson, 2008). The snow and cold
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The setting of the film is one of the many central characteristics in filming, as it creates, provides and
heavily influences the theme, mood and sense of the movie. The Scandinavian region comprises the
kingdoms of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden which offers a scenery such as deep dark forest, silent
landscapes, freezing and challenging waters, long and chilly winters and midnight sun. These create a
perfect setting for the three Scandinavian films: Insomnia (1997), Let the Right One In (2008), and
King of Devil s Island (2010). The use of Scandinavian scenery which creates a sense of madness,
isolation, loneliness, and danger that hides such moral and social issues in their inner worlds. This
paper will examine the settings of the movies mentioned ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It tells a story of a bullied twelve year old boy, Oskar, who met and developed a deep friendship with
the vampire, Eli. Blackeberg, a suburb of Stockholm in Sweden is a place that has winter landscapes,
deep forest, icy lakeshore wherein people experienced long and cold winter nights. This sets a
benchmark in a Scandinavian crime fiction where it creates an atmosphere where dangerous things
and murder can happen. The gloomy, the grey and the cold nights greatly impact the mood, theme, and
sense of the film, as the wintry setting creates a creepy atmosphere. Just like in a scene where Hakan
threw the dead body of Jocke in an ice cold lake, when Hakan kills a passerby in a forest and when Eli
tried to murder Jocke and Virginia under the dark bridge. Moreover, this kind of scenery explores the
isolation and exclusion from the social group of the two main characters, Oskar and Eli. Oskar not
having a group of friends and failed by his parents, who did not know about the bullying and cruelty
he experienced at school and Eli who is isolated from human society, not knowing yet that she is a
vampire, but her appearance and behavior shows that she is an outsider. Just like when Oskar asked
Eli if she feels cold, during their first meeting at the playground, Eli replied: No, I guess I ve forgotten
how (Molinder, Nordling Alfredson, 2008). The snow and cold
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Black Masculinity And The Black Of A Black Boy s Life
Throughout the matriculation of a black boy s life, there are many, (labeled natural, yet are culturally,
socially and institutionally based) factors, that govern the holistic views and beliefs entailed to the
child. From that moment on, challenging the social structures that these norms entail suggest a sense
of sensitivity, homosexuality or weakness, ultimately emasculating the highly regarded social stigmas
attached with being a man. Despite being indoctrinated into the minds of black boys from an early
age, there are many long lasting effects of masculinity that are in turn reciprocated in the role of black
fathers, husbands, brothers and friends. Black masculinity is the self deteriorating idealisms that attack
the identity and social positions black men ascribe to.
The identity of the black man is the most crucial element attacked by black masculinity. Stemming
from a limited variety of acceptable self expression, black masculinity emphasizes the need for an
overly tough outer appearance while internally suppressing emotions of fear and sadness. These
notions are particularly vivid in mainstream hip hop culture. In Byron Hurt s Hip hop Beyond Beats
and Rhymes, Hurt sits down with some of the industries most respected artist who attest that anything
nonhood will dilute [their] toughness. Nonhood suggesting outwardly signs of affection,
comfortability in the uprise of woman, and the dialogue and communication between Black brothers
both verbal and nonverbal. These
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout the matriculation of a black boy s life, there are many, (labeled natural, yet are culturally,
socially and institutionally based) factors, that govern the holistic views and beliefs entailed to the
child. From that moment on, challenging the social structures that these norms entail suggest a sense
of sensitivity, homosexuality or weakness, ultimately emasculating the highly regarded social stigmas
attached with being a man. Despite being indoctrinated into the minds of black boys from an early
age, there are many long lasting effects of masculinity that are in turn reciprocated in the role of black
fathers, husbands, brothers and friends. Black masculinity is the self deteriorating idealisms that attack
the identity and social positions black men ascribe to.
The identity of the black man is the most crucial element attacked by black masculinity. Stemming
from a limited variety of acceptable self expression, black masculinity emphasizes the need for an
overly tough outer appearance while internally suppressing emotions of fear and sadness. These
notions are particularly vivid in mainstream hip hop culture. In Byron Hurt s Hip hop Beyond Beats
and Rhymes, Hurt sits down with some of the industries most respected artist who attest that anything
nonhood will dilute [their] toughness. Nonhood suggesting outwardly signs of affection,
comfortability in the uprise of woman, and the dialogue and communication between Black brothers
both verbal and nonverbal. These
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Social Reforms and Movement During 19th Century in India
DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW B.A. LLB (HONS.)
2ND SEM 2013 14
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
VANADANA SINGH ARPITA RANJAN
HISTORY PROFESSOR B.A. LLB (HONS.)
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Tarachand Chakravarti one of the leaders of the Young Bengal group was appointed the secretary of
the organisation. Weekly service was held originally, every Saturday evening; later it was transferred
to Wednesday, a practice which has been retained to this day at the Brahmamandir of Tagore s
Shantiniketan. It consisted of three successive parts, viz. recitation of the Vedas by Telegu Brahmins in
the closed apartment exclusively before the Brahmin members of the congregation, reading and
exposition of the Upanishads for the general audience, and singing of religious hymns. This would
correspond exactly to the reading of the Bible, the sermon and the hymns of Christian worship, and on
this point Rammohun s previous Unitarian contacts had certainly been of considerable help by
providing him with a model of congregational worship which was alien to the spirit of Hinduism. The
parallelism however was confined exclusively to the outward form. The contents of Rammohun s
universal worship were thoroughly Hindu in character. The reading of the vedas exclusively before the
Brahmin participant does not apparently accord well with the universal and non sectarian ideals of the
new church as set forth in its Trust Deed. But the only custodian of Vedic rituals in Calcutta at that
moment was the orthodox Telegu Brahmin community and its members could not be persuaded to
recite the Vedas before Brahmins and non Brahmins alike. That Rammohun and his
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DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW B.A. LLB (HONS.)
2ND SEM 2013 14
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
VANADANA SINGH ARPITA RANJAN
HISTORY PROFESSOR B.A. LLB (HONS.)
DR. RMLNLU LUCKNOW ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tarachand Chakravarti one of the leaders of the Young Bengal group was appointed the secretary of
the organisation. Weekly service was held originally, every Saturday evening; later it was transferred
to Wednesday, a practice which has been retained to this day at the Brahmamandir of Tagore s
Shantiniketan. It consisted of three successive parts, viz. recitation of the Vedas by Telegu Brahmins in
the closed apartment exclusively before the Brahmin members of the congregation, reading and
exposition of the Upanishads for the general audience, and singing of religious hymns. This would
correspond exactly to the reading of the Bible, the sermon and the hymns of Christian worship, and on
this point Rammohun s previous Unitarian contacts had certainly been of considerable help by
providing him with a model of congregational worship which was alien to the spirit of Hinduism. The
parallelism however was confined exclusively to the outward form. The contents of Rammohun s
universal worship were thoroughly Hindu in character. The reading of the vedas exclusively before the
Brahmin participant does not apparently accord well with the universal and non sectarian ideals of the
new church as set forth in its Trust Deed. But the only custodian of Vedic rituals in Calcutta at that
moment was the orthodox Telegu Brahmin community and its members could not be persuaded to
recite the Vedas before Brahmins and non Brahmins alike. That Rammohun and his
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Judicial Diversity And Constitutional Interpretation
Judicial Diversity and Constitutional Interpretation
In David Kenny s article Merit, Diversity, and Interpretive Communities: The (non party) Politics of
Judicial Appointments and Constitutional Adjudication he argues that judicial diversity may result in a
broader interpretation of the Constitution. Kenny s article analysed the political nature of judicial
appointment and the impact it may have on Constitutional interpretation. Furthermore, the Kenny
argues that if the interpretive community of judging was more diverse, it would eventually lead to
more interpretations of the Constitution. I agree with Kenny s view, for example, if diversity among
the judiciary is lacking it is probable that ideas and perspectives will remain narrow within the
interpretive community. As a result, this paper ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In particular, life experiences fundamentally add to our development as human beings regardless of
cultural, educational and intellectual backgrounds. Moreover, which background one comes from is
irrelevant in the context of human development in relation to life experiences. For this reason, to
exclude this value from judicial appointment would be a mistake. As Schlag, comments Values are
regulative to the extent that they control or at least influence outcomes . What is more, a person s life
experience can be immensely beneficial in all walks of life including judicial appointment.
Consequently, to have a homogenous group in such an authoritative position, one must consider, is it
wrong to expect diversity within that group? Certainly, one must agree that fundamental training is
required for one to become a judge, however, not to the exclusion of life experience. Furthermore, in
my opinion the Constitution is a living thing and judicial diversity whether it is through political
appointment or not, is imperative for the development of constitutional
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Judicial Diversity and Constitutional Interpretation
In David Kenny s article Merit, Diversity, and Interpretive Communities: The (non party) Politics of
Judicial Appointments and Constitutional Adjudication he argues that judicial diversity may result in a
broader interpretation of the Constitution. Kenny s article analysed the political nature of judicial
appointment and the impact it may have on Constitutional interpretation. Furthermore, the Kenny
argues that if the interpretive community of judging was more diverse, it would eventually lead to
more interpretations of the Constitution. I agree with Kenny s view, for example, if diversity among
the judiciary is lacking it is probable that ideas and perspectives will remain narrow within the
interpretive community. As a result, this paper ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In particular, life experiences fundamentally add to our development as human beings regardless of
cultural, educational and intellectual backgrounds. Moreover, which background one comes from is
irrelevant in the context of human development in relation to life experiences. For this reason, to
exclude this value from judicial appointment would be a mistake. As Schlag, comments Values are
regulative to the extent that they control or at least influence outcomes . What is more, a person s life
experience can be immensely beneficial in all walks of life including judicial appointment.
Consequently, to have a homogenous group in such an authoritative position, one must consider, is it
wrong to expect diversity within that group? Certainly, one must agree that fundamental training is
required for one to become a judge, however, not to the exclusion of life experience. Furthermore, in
my opinion the Constitution is a living thing and judicial diversity whether it is through political
appointment or not, is imperative for the development of constitutional
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Jeremiah Johnson Essay examples
Jeremiah Johnson
In this movie, one may observe the different attitudes that Americans had towards Indians. The
Indians were those unconquered people to the west and the almighty brave, Mountain Man went there,
forgetting all the troubles he knew, and away from civilization. The mountain man is going in search
of adventure but as this adventure starts he finds that his survival skills are not helping him since he
cant even fish and as he is seen by an Indian, who watches him at his attempt to fish, he start
respecting them. The view that civilization had given him of the west changes and so does he.
Civilization soon becomes just something that exists down there. The movie starts by showing the
Indians as bad when Johnson ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Soon he learns from bear claw that there are different type of Indians some which you should never
even think of fighting and some that had never hurt a white man before. More than to be respectful the
mountain men submit to the Indians out of fear.
Johnson accommodates to the environment and learns to coexist with the Indians.
Jeremiah is given a wife forcefully and as much as he does not want it he soon realizes he has
everything he needs to just settle. Like in every good movie, just when you have all it is take away.
The real trouble with the tribes comes when white men intervene and intrude. The Indians expect that
these Americans respect their territory and whatever rituals and beliefs they may have but just as
Johnson was unaware of this when he first came so where the white men that came to save the
Christian families. Civilization never would approve or respect many of the things that Jeremiah had
learned to appreciate and even love. The view of all white men was best said by the bald guy when he
referred to the Flathead leader, He may speak well and read the bible but he is still an injun. The
Mountain Man is very romanticized in the movie. The Actor that was chosen for the part for example
was Robert Redford the typical American hero, Blond, handsome, strong and able to survive in the
wild, what else can you ask for? What really does it is the song at the beginning of the movie, which is
a sort of song to a
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Jeremiah Johnson
In this movie, one may observe the different attitudes that Americans had towards Indians. The
Indians were those unconquered people to the west and the almighty brave, Mountain Man went there,
forgetting all the troubles he knew, and away from civilization. The mountain man is going in search
of adventure but as this adventure starts he finds that his survival skills are not helping him since he
cant even fish and as he is seen by an Indian, who watches him at his attempt to fish, he start
respecting them. The view that civilization had given him of the west changes and so does he.
Civilization soon becomes just something that exists down there. The movie starts by showing the
Indians as bad when Johnson ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Soon he learns from bear claw that there are different type of Indians some which you should never
even think of fighting and some that had never hurt a white man before. More than to be respectful the
mountain men submit to the Indians out of fear.
Johnson accommodates to the environment and learns to coexist with the Indians.
Jeremiah is given a wife forcefully and as much as he does not want it he soon realizes he has
everything he needs to just settle. Like in every good movie, just when you have all it is take away.
The real trouble with the tribes comes when white men intervene and intrude. The Indians expect that
these Americans respect their territory and whatever rituals and beliefs they may have but just as
Johnson was unaware of this when he first came so where the white men that came to save the
Christian families. Civilization never would approve or respect many of the things that Jeremiah had
learned to appreciate and even love. The view of all white men was best said by the bald guy when he
referred to the Flathead leader, He may speak well and read the bible but he is still an injun. The
Mountain Man is very romanticized in the movie. The Actor that was chosen for the part for example
was Robert Redford the typical American hero, Blond, handsome, strong and able to survive in the
wild, what else can you ask for? What really does it is the song at the beginning of the movie, which is
a sort of song to a
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Representation Of The Feminine Of Select Ghost Stories Of...
Representation of the Feminine in Select Ghost Stories of Ruskin Bond
Ruskin Bond is one of those rare authors whose writings have been loved and accepted by readers of
all ages and groups. His depiction of small town life in India and of ordinary individuals struggling to
make their lives and dreams worthwhile has an almost undeniable sense of appeal and beauty. His
stories usually reflect this simplicity and good humour that have come to be associated with most of
Bond s writing. Yet, there are certain aspects to his writing as it is true of any other great writer that
deal with deeper and darker themes even if they aren t immediately apparent. In this paper an attempt
has been made to analyse certain stories of the supernatural by Bond in order to assess how the
character of the female has been represented with a special emphasis on examining an element of the
sinister which seems to be associated with each of these women. Whether as ghosts or as real, living
individuals, these women exhibit a tendency to inflict harm on other characters which marks them as
being decisively dangerous. What this paper tries to ascertain is whether these female characters can
be simply branded as being evil or if there are actual, justifiable reasons behind their actions which
provokes them to act in the ways they do. The study thus seeks to shed some light on the intentions
and motivations of these characters who are evidently more complex than they initially appear to be.
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Representation of the Feminine in Select Ghost Stories of Ruskin Bond
Ruskin Bond is one of those rare authors whose writings have been loved and accepted by readers of
all ages and groups. His depiction of small town life in India and of ordinary individuals struggling to
make their lives and dreams worthwhile has an almost undeniable sense of appeal and beauty. His
stories usually reflect this simplicity and good humour that have come to be associated with most of
Bond s writing. Yet, there are certain aspects to his writing as it is true of any other great writer that
deal with deeper and darker themes even if they aren t immediately apparent. In this paper an attempt
has been made to analyse certain stories of the supernatural by Bond in order to assess how the
character of the female has been represented with a special emphasis on examining an element of the
sinister which seems to be associated with each of these women. Whether as ghosts or as real, living
individuals, these women exhibit a tendency to inflict harm on other characters which marks them as
being decisively dangerous. What this paper tries to ascertain is whether these female characters can
be simply branded as being evil or if there are actual, justifiable reasons behind their actions which
provokes them to act in the ways they do. The study thus seeks to shed some light on the intentions
and motivations of these characters who are evidently more complex than they initially appear to be.
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Symptoms And Symptoms Of Bipolar Disorder
Elin Larsson Professor Faraji Psychology 25 Abnormal Psychology November 6th 2014 Article
Assignment Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental illness, and is characterized by alternating between
elevated moods such as mania or the milder condition hypomania and periods of depression. Bipolar
disorder often shows during late teens or early adult years. At least half of all cases start before the age
of 25. Some people experience symptoms during childhood, while others might develop symptoms
late in life ( Bipolar Disorder in Adults ). The purpose of the study was to investigate if quetiapine
monotheraphy is an effective medication in managing relapse or recurrence of critical elevations in
mood and the tolerance level of quetiapine amongst ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was a case control, which compared the subjects who have bipolar disorder with subjects who do
not bipolar disorder but are otherwise alike, like same sex and age. The main focus of the comparison
between the participants and the control subjects were weight, BMI and cognitive functioning as the
study proceeded. The subjects started with a period of 8 weeks where quetiapine was titrated against
clinical symptoms with an increase of 50 mg per day to 800mg per day while other
psychopharmaceutical drugs were halted. After the titration phase, subjects pursued to consume
quetiapine at bedtime for a maximum of 40 weeks. Since this was a monotheraphy treatment, a
maximum of 10 mg of the sleeping aid zopiclone, and the anti anxiety medication clonazepam of 2 mg
were permitted to be consumed per day. During the eight first weeks of the study period, visits were
scheduled for the subject where the research psychiatrist assessed the patients according to Young
Mania Rating Scale, Montgomery Asperg Depression Scale (MADRS), Clinical Global Impressions
Severity Scale (CGI S), Clinical global Assessment scale (CGAS) and the Affective Morbidity Index
(AMI). After eight weeks, study visits were scheduled for at least once a month during the course of
the study where the same assessment procedures took place. Each patient
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Elin Larsson Professor Faraji Psychology 25 Abnormal Psychology November 6th 2014 Article
Assignment Bipolar disorder is a chronic mental illness, and is characterized by alternating between
elevated moods such as mania or the milder condition hypomania and periods of depression. Bipolar
disorder often shows during late teens or early adult years. At least half of all cases start before the age
of 25. Some people experience symptoms during childhood, while others might develop symptoms
late in life ( Bipolar Disorder in Adults ). The purpose of the study was to investigate if quetiapine
monotheraphy is an effective medication in managing relapse or recurrence of critical elevations in
mood and the tolerance level of quetiapine amongst ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was a case control, which compared the subjects who have bipolar disorder with subjects who do
not bipolar disorder but are otherwise alike, like same sex and age. The main focus of the comparison
between the participants and the control subjects were weight, BMI and cognitive functioning as the
study proceeded. The subjects started with a period of 8 weeks where quetiapine was titrated against
clinical symptoms with an increase of 50 mg per day to 800mg per day while other
psychopharmaceutical drugs were halted. After the titration phase, subjects pursued to consume
quetiapine at bedtime for a maximum of 40 weeks. Since this was a monotheraphy treatment, a
maximum of 10 mg of the sleeping aid zopiclone, and the anti anxiety medication clonazepam of 2 mg
were permitted to be consumed per day. During the eight first weeks of the study period, visits were
scheduled for the subject where the research psychiatrist assessed the patients according to Young
Mania Rating Scale, Montgomery Asperg Depression Scale (MADRS), Clinical Global Impressions
Severity Scale (CGI S), Clinical global Assessment scale (CGAS) and the Affective Morbidity Index
(AMI). After eight weeks, study visits were scheduled for at least once a month during the course of
the study where the same assessment procedures took place. Each patient
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Essay about Corruption in Politics
When it comes to corruption in politics, no one is immune. Both parties have had their share. Not too
long ago three members of Congress who are Republican were indicted due to political and financial
scandals (Wallis, 2012). Two are currently under investigation and one is in prison (Wallis, 2012). Part
of the problem in these corruption scandals involves the ability of interest groups to determine policy
as well as pork barrel spending (Wallis, 2012). While corruption takes place at all levels of
government, it has been particularly noticeable in the U.S. Congress. In the United States, there are
two Senators elected from each state and numerous Congressmen who comprise the United States
Congress. Of those elected, there have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those in Nevada thought they might influence him since he was in a position of high authority
(Solomon, 2011). In this situation, one has to wonder about the seriousness of the corruption. The
article goes on to report: He defended the gifts, saying they would never influence his position on the
bill and was simply trying to learn how his legislation might affect an important home state industry
(Solomon, 2011). Is he correct? Is he allowed to accept gifts if in fact they do not influence his
decisions? The general rule is as follows: Senate ethics rules generally allow lawmakers to accept gifts
from federal, state or local governments, but specifically warn against taking such gifts particularly on
multiple occasions when they might be connected to efforts to influence official actions (Solomon,
2011). While perhaps the Senator was within the law in accepting the gifts, certainly it has the
appearance of impropriety. In the manual, examples are provided as to what is not acceptable, such as
a time when an Oregon lawmaker took gifts for personal use from the president of the South Carolina
State University (Solomon, 2011). The school was trying to exert its influence (Solomon, 2011). What
do the experts say? The article goes on to explain: Several ethics experts said Reid should have paid
for the tickets, which were close to the ring and worth between several hundred and several thousand
dollars each, to avoid the appearance he was
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When it comes to corruption in politics, no one is immune. Both parties have had their share. Not too
long ago three members of Congress who are Republican were indicted due to political and financial
scandals (Wallis, 2012). Two are currently under investigation and one is in prison (Wallis, 2012). Part
of the problem in these corruption scandals involves the ability of interest groups to determine policy
as well as pork barrel spending (Wallis, 2012). While corruption takes place at all levels of
government, it has been particularly noticeable in the U.S. Congress. In the United States, there are
two Senators elected from each state and numerous Congressmen who comprise the United States
Congress. Of those elected, there have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those in Nevada thought they might influence him since he was in a position of high authority
(Solomon, 2011). In this situation, one has to wonder about the seriousness of the corruption. The
article goes on to report: He defended the gifts, saying they would never influence his position on the
bill and was simply trying to learn how his legislation might affect an important home state industry
(Solomon, 2011). Is he correct? Is he allowed to accept gifts if in fact they do not influence his
decisions? The general rule is as follows: Senate ethics rules generally allow lawmakers to accept gifts
from federal, state or local governments, but specifically warn against taking such gifts particularly on
multiple occasions when they might be connected to efforts to influence official actions (Solomon,
2011). While perhaps the Senator was within the law in accepting the gifts, certainly it has the
appearance of impropriety. In the manual, examples are provided as to what is not acceptable, such as
a time when an Oregon lawmaker took gifts for personal use from the president of the South Carolina
State University (Solomon, 2011). The school was trying to exert its influence (Solomon, 2011). What
do the experts say? The article goes on to explain: Several ethics experts said Reid should have paid
for the tickets, which were close to the ring and worth between several hundred and several thousand
dollars each, to avoid the appearance he was
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Tone, Motif and Theme in Night Essay
When people lose their dignity, they also lose a part of the very thing that makes them human.
Despair, hopelessness, fear and apathy are all ways a human can lose their humanity. The eyes provide
a window onto the soul, and thus a view on the person s mental state. The eyes also function in
reverse, as a symbolic gesture of control over someone. All of this is present in Night, by Elie Wiesel,
an account of human tragedy, human cruelty, human dignity, and the loss thereof.
At the start of the book, the residents of Sighet live relatively happily, oblivious to the approaching
storm. Moché the Beadle practices the cabbala, with, dreaming eyes (13), living his life by his own
terms. His eyes are his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Elie s father loses his strength quickly, his eyes [grew] dim (46) almost immediately after arriving.
The horrors which he had seen were easily enough to crush the spirit of a former community leader.
His disbelief of the horrors he saw questioned the very basis of his soul, and he began to despair. His
father s eyes soon become, veiled with despair (81), as he loses hope for survival. The despair of camp
life shrouds the human within, showing only another cowed prisoner. Elie s father no longer can see
hope, having his vision clouded by cruelty and hate. Elie s father is eventually overwhelmed by
despair; he, would not get up. He knew that it was useless (113). The Nazis crushed his soul, killed his
family, stole his home, and eventually took his life; this treatment destroyed the person inside the
body. He could no longer summon the strength to stay alive, so he gave up, and collapsed.
By the end, the only emotion left among the prisoners is fear. The prisoners desire food more than
anything, two cauldrons of soup are there for the taking, but who would dare? (66). The prisoners are
crushed by the fear of death or pain, and drop their hope and desire, having lost the last vestiges of
humanity. Without their humanity, the only thing that matters to them is satisfaction of bodily
requirements, and the prevention of
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When people lose their dignity, they also lose a part of the very thing that makes them human.
Despair, hopelessness, fear and apathy are all ways a human can lose their humanity. The eyes provide
a window onto the soul, and thus a view on the person s mental state. The eyes also function in
reverse, as a symbolic gesture of control over someone. All of this is present in Night, by Elie Wiesel,
an account of human tragedy, human cruelty, human dignity, and the loss thereof.
At the start of the book, the residents of Sighet live relatively happily, oblivious to the approaching
storm. Moché the Beadle practices the cabbala, with, dreaming eyes (13), living his life by his own
terms. His eyes are his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Elie s father loses his strength quickly, his eyes [grew] dim (46) almost immediately after arriving.
The horrors which he had seen were easily enough to crush the spirit of a former community leader.
His disbelief of the horrors he saw questioned the very basis of his soul, and he began to despair. His
father s eyes soon become, veiled with despair (81), as he loses hope for survival. The despair of camp
life shrouds the human within, showing only another cowed prisoner. Elie s father no longer can see
hope, having his vision clouded by cruelty and hate. Elie s father is eventually overwhelmed by
despair; he, would not get up. He knew that it was useless (113). The Nazis crushed his soul, killed his
family, stole his home, and eventually took his life; this treatment destroyed the person inside the
body. He could no longer summon the strength to stay alive, so he gave up, and collapsed.
By the end, the only emotion left among the prisoners is fear. The prisoners desire food more than
anything, two cauldrons of soup are there for the taking, but who would dare? (66). The prisoners are
crushed by the fear of death or pain, and drop their hope and desire, having lost the last vestiges of
humanity. Without their humanity, the only thing that matters to them is satisfaction of bodily
requirements, and the prevention of
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Lack of Communication Is the Biggest Problem in Healthcare...
Problem Statement Introduction One of the major problems in healthcare today is the ineffective
communication among hospital personnel, patients and their families, and the effect it has on patient
safety. Communication, as a whole, is very complex and is the root of teamwork and collaboration
which aids in keeping patients safe in the hospital. Throughout the healthcare field today patient
centered care and patient safety seem to be major focus points. Unfortunately, ineffective
communication can potentially cause patient harm and even death. The breech in ineffective
communication between hospital staff and family was clearly portrayed in the story of Lewis
Blackman. The lack of both communication, not just verbally but through ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During the multiple days Lewis was in the hospital a series of symptoms developed and he was
misdiagnosed by doctors twice. Many staff members from the healthcare team came in and out of
Lewis s room without properly identifying themselves to Lewis or his family (Haskell, 2009). As
portrayed in Appendix 1, all of these safety mishaps during Lewis s stay led to a decrease in patient
and family satisfaction. Also, patient centered care seems to have almost not even existed in Lewis s
story which affected his safety. Purpose Statement The purpose of this paper is to discuss how lack of
communication is the root cause in a patient s demise. The author will argue that poor collaboration of
doctors and nurses, overall satisfaction, and patient centered care collectively affect patient safety.
This paper will enunciate the primary causes that were detected and propose a solution to further
enhance the safety and well being of patients. Quality Measure There are six quality and safety
measures as defined by the Institute of medicine (IOM); patient centered care, evidenced based
practice, continuous quality improvement, safety, informatics, and teamwork and collaboration
(Cherry Jacob, 2014). The safety measure is best paralleled with the topic of communication presented
throughout this paper. Safety is the effort to minimize risk of harm to patients through system
effectiveness and individual performance (Cherry Jacob, 2014,
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Problem Statement Introduction One of the major problems in healthcare today is the ineffective
communication among hospital personnel, patients and their families, and the effect it has on patient
safety. Communication, as a whole, is very complex and is the root of teamwork and collaboration
which aids in keeping patients safe in the hospital. Throughout the healthcare field today patient
centered care and patient safety seem to be major focus points. Unfortunately, ineffective
communication can potentially cause patient harm and even death. The breech in ineffective
communication between hospital staff and family was clearly portrayed in the story of Lewis
Blackman. The lack of both communication, not just verbally but through ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
During the multiple days Lewis was in the hospital a series of symptoms developed and he was
misdiagnosed by doctors twice. Many staff members from the healthcare team came in and out of
Lewis s room without properly identifying themselves to Lewis or his family (Haskell, 2009). As
portrayed in Appendix 1, all of these safety mishaps during Lewis s stay led to a decrease in patient
and family satisfaction. Also, patient centered care seems to have almost not even existed in Lewis s
story which affected his safety. Purpose Statement The purpose of this paper is to discuss how lack of
communication is the root cause in a patient s demise. The author will argue that poor collaboration of
doctors and nurses, overall satisfaction, and patient centered care collectively affect patient safety.
This paper will enunciate the primary causes that were detected and propose a solution to further
enhance the safety and well being of patients. Quality Measure There are six quality and safety
measures as defined by the Institute of medicine (IOM); patient centered care, evidenced based
practice, continuous quality improvement, safety, informatics, and teamwork and collaboration
(Cherry Jacob, 2014). The safety measure is best paralleled with the topic of communication presented
throughout this paper. Safety is the effort to minimize risk of harm to patients through system
effectiveness and individual performance (Cherry Jacob, 2014,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Morality Of The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn
Say it, Jim: the morality of connection in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Laurel Bollinger College
Literature. 29.1 (Winter 2002): p32. From Literature Resource Center. Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2002
Johns Hopkins University Press http://www.press.jhu.edu Full Text: The American literary tradition
has often been defined by its moments of radical autonomy Thoreau at his pond, Ishmael offering his
apostrophe to landlessness, Huck light[ing] out for the Territory ahead of the rest (Twain 1995,265). In
fact, Twain s novel is often taught as the text that epitomizes this tradition, with Huck held up as its
exemplar: a boy courageous enough to stand against the moral conventions of his society, to risk Hell
itself rather than conform to the sivilizing process of communities he rejects. (1) Yet such a focus
belies an alternate strand in the tradition: moments of radical connection that call into question not just
the value but even the possibility of autonomy The passage from which my title is drawn illustrates
this point. At the very moment Jim s freedom seems most in crisis, when Tom s injury puts the escape
on hold while Huck goes for the doctor, the two characters speak as one through Jim s voice. Knowing
Jim will say what they both think, Huck asks Jim to say it: No, sah I doan budge a step out n dis place,
dout a doctor; not if it s forty year! (1995, 251).While the moment certainly contains troubling
elements, we must acknowledge the
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Say it, Jim: the morality of connection in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Laurel Bollinger College
Literature. 29.1 (Winter 2002): p32. From Literature Resource Center. Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2002
Johns Hopkins University Press http://www.press.jhu.edu Full Text: The American literary tradition
has often been defined by its moments of radical autonomy Thoreau at his pond, Ishmael offering his
apostrophe to landlessness, Huck light[ing] out for the Territory ahead of the rest (Twain 1995,265). In
fact, Twain s novel is often taught as the text that epitomizes this tradition, with Huck held up as its
exemplar: a boy courageous enough to stand against the moral conventions of his society, to risk Hell
itself rather than conform to the sivilizing process of communities he rejects. (1) Yet such a focus
belies an alternate strand in the tradition: moments of radical connection that call into question not just
the value but even the possibility of autonomy The passage from which my title is drawn illustrates
this point. At the very moment Jim s freedom seems most in crisis, when Tom s injury puts the escape
on hold while Huck goes for the doctor, the two characters speak as one through Jim s voice. Knowing
Jim will say what they both think, Huck asks Jim to say it: No, sah I doan budge a step out n dis place,
dout a doctor; not if it s forty year! (1995, 251).While the moment certainly contains troubling
elements, we must acknowledge the
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The Effect Of Qualification And Income Levels On The...
Abstract
Topics: Variations in electoral voting patterns and educational attainment/skills.
In this essay, I will be investigating the effects of qualification and income levels on the political status
of 6 different Birmingham wards. My research statement is, To what extent does the relationship
between levels of qualification and income, influence the political status of different Birmingham
wards? I shall compare and contrast several different sources of data, as well as referring to my
questionnaire results in my data analysis.
My hypothesis was that wards which had a high level of social class and the majority of their
population had level 4 qualifications and above, as well as a high level of household income; were
expected to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, with the aid of questionnaires I was able to understand a variety of reasons as for why
people did and did not vote for specific wards, and whether it was the local or national policies which
were having a greater influence on the public s political stance.
Word Count: 298 Introduction
Aim:
With a population in excess of 1,000,000 people and over 40 different wards and constituencies,
Birmingham is generally regarded as the second city of the United Kingdom. Within Birmingham,
each ward must vote for their individual party counsellor who may be representing the Labour,
Conservative or Liberal Democrats party . The aim of my investigation is to find out whether the
different levels of qualification and household income throughout Birmingham has any effect on the
party counsellor chosen for that specific ward. I will be investigating; what factors have an effect on
levels of qualification and income and how these levels of income and qualification influence the
overall political status of a Birmingham ward.
Research Question:
To what extent does the relationship between levels of qualification and income, influence the political
status of different Birmingham wards?
Hypothesis:
I hypothesise that affluent wards and constituencies such as; Moseley Kings Heath, Sutton Four Oaks
and Edgbaston whose population are of a high social class (grade C1 and above) and an average of
47% of their population
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Abstract
Topics: Variations in electoral voting patterns and educational attainment/skills.
In this essay, I will be investigating the effects of qualification and income levels on the political status
of 6 different Birmingham wards. My research statement is, To what extent does the relationship
between levels of qualification and income, influence the political status of different Birmingham
wards? I shall compare and contrast several different sources of data, as well as referring to my
questionnaire results in my data analysis.
My hypothesis was that wards which had a high level of social class and the majority of their
population had level 4 qualifications and above, as well as a high level of household income; were
expected to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, with the aid of questionnaires I was able to understand a variety of reasons as for why
people did and did not vote for specific wards, and whether it was the local or national policies which
were having a greater influence on the public s political stance.
Word Count: 298 Introduction
Aim:
With a population in excess of 1,000,000 people and over 40 different wards and constituencies,
Birmingham is generally regarded as the second city of the United Kingdom. Within Birmingham,
each ward must vote for their individual party counsellor who may be representing the Labour,
Conservative or Liberal Democrats party . The aim of my investigation is to find out whether the
different levels of qualification and household income throughout Birmingham has any effect on the
party counsellor chosen for that specific ward. I will be investigating; what factors have an effect on
levels of qualification and income and how these levels of income and qualification influence the
overall political status of a Birmingham ward.
Research Question:
To what extent does the relationship between levels of qualification and income, influence the political
status of different Birmingham wards?
Hypothesis:
I hypothesise that affluent wards and constituencies such as; Moseley Kings Heath, Sutton Four Oaks
and Edgbaston whose population are of a high social class (grade C1 and above) and an average of
47% of their population
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Summary Of Mind Over Money
Raniel Gernale
Finance Documentary Review
The documentary, Mind Over Money, discusses the impact of emotions on financial decisions. Our
behavior is bizarre when it comes to money. This video clearly shows this effect in its first example.
When a 20 dollar bill was auctioned off, two buyers paid over the bill s value. People do not use the
information they should not be using, but use other information that is said to be crazy to use. The
University of Chicago has given rise to the most Nobel prize winners in economics in the world. Here,
the theory of economics shows that having rational behavior is one of the most relied on model of
economics. Behavior is a very important concept since people are seen to work in their own self
interest. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This video says that mathematical equations are now the expressions of how people make rational
decisions. On the other hand, is an example relating to behaviors about billiards players. Expert
billiards players might not know a thing about physics or trigonometry, but they play as if they do.
This is also definitely seen in traders, as some just seem like they know what they are doing.
Relating back to the 20 dollar bill auction, behavior and psychology play a major role. One should not
pay more than 20 dollars. This is due to the emotional desire to win that drives bids up, and the fear of
being a loser that drives them even higher. Another experiment that related this theory was a bid over a
bottle of wine. This was a prime example about anchoring. They were anchored by some random
number they were given, and this influenced the amount they used for the bottle of
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Raniel Gernale
Finance Documentary Review
The documentary, Mind Over Money, discusses the impact of emotions on financial decisions. Our
behavior is bizarre when it comes to money. This video clearly shows this effect in its first example.
When a 20 dollar bill was auctioned off, two buyers paid over the bill s value. People do not use the
information they should not be using, but use other information that is said to be crazy to use. The
University of Chicago has given rise to the most Nobel prize winners in economics in the world. Here,
the theory of economics shows that having rational behavior is one of the most relied on model of
economics. Behavior is a very important concept since people are seen to work in their own self
interest. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This video says that mathematical equations are now the expressions of how people make rational
decisions. On the other hand, is an example relating to behaviors about billiards players. Expert
billiards players might not know a thing about physics or trigonometry, but they play as if they do.
This is also definitely seen in traders, as some just seem like they know what they are doing.
Relating back to the 20 dollar bill auction, behavior and psychology play a major role. One should not
pay more than 20 dollars. This is due to the emotional desire to win that drives bids up, and the fear of
being a loser that drives them even higher. Another experiment that related this theory was a bid over a
bottle of wine. This was a prime example about anchoring. They were anchored by some random
number they were given, and this influenced the amount they used for the bottle of
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Tuanfeng Orphanage
A box, that is where my story begins. I was born in China to an unknown mother during the time of
the one child policy. This meant that Chinese mothers could only have one child. Any additional
children were taken from their parents by the government. At the time it was illegal for a Chinese
mother to abandon her child. This meant that if mothers wanted to provide their child a safe and
secure future, they often chose to leave the baby during the night either at or close to a children s
orphanage. In my case it was reported that my mother left me in blue clothes, wrapped in a nice
blanket, and tucked me into a box. The box was placed at an open air market across street from the
TuanFeng Orphanage. In most all reported cases mother s will hid and watch their child all night to
make sure they are safe and found the next morning. I was found by Zi Young, an orphanage
employee on March 12, 2001, and brought to the orphanage. They estimated that I was about a day old
due to the fact that I still had a clean and freshly wrapped umbilical cord. When I first came to the
orphanage they named me Chun Feng. This means spring wind ; they ... Show more content on
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They had been previously unable to have children, there for they were considering adoption. Kathy
had previously gone to assist a best friend in a Chinese adoption and fell in love with China. This
made it very easy for Kathy and Dennis to consider adopting a children from China themselves. The
Chinese Adoption process was long and tedious. My parents said that if every parent had to go
through the process that they had to go through to have a children, many would not have children. The
Chinese Adoption Bureau tries to interpret the reported personality traits of the parents and the
Chinese children to product a good match. I was paired with Dennis and Kathy Christoff. My parents
say that when I was placed in their arms they were overcome with
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A box, that is where my story begins. I was born in China to an unknown mother during the time of
the one child policy. This meant that Chinese mothers could only have one child. Any additional
children were taken from their parents by the government. At the time it was illegal for a Chinese
mother to abandon her child. This meant that if mothers wanted to provide their child a safe and
secure future, they often chose to leave the baby during the night either at or close to a children s
orphanage. In my case it was reported that my mother left me in blue clothes, wrapped in a nice
blanket, and tucked me into a box. The box was placed at an open air market across street from the
TuanFeng Orphanage. In most all reported cases mother s will hid and watch their child all night to
make sure they are safe and found the next morning. I was found by Zi Young, an orphanage
employee on March 12, 2001, and brought to the orphanage. They estimated that I was about a day old
due to the fact that I still had a clean and freshly wrapped umbilical cord. When I first came to the
orphanage they named me Chun Feng. This means spring wind ; they ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They had been previously unable to have children, there for they were considering adoption. Kathy
had previously gone to assist a best friend in a Chinese adoption and fell in love with China. This
made it very easy for Kathy and Dennis to consider adopting a children from China themselves. The
Chinese Adoption process was long and tedious. My parents said that if every parent had to go
through the process that they had to go through to have a children, many would not have children. The
Chinese Adoption Bureau tries to interpret the reported personality traits of the parents and the
Chinese children to product a good match. I was paired with Dennis and Kathy Christoff. My parents
say that when I was placed in their arms they were overcome with
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Doubt In God
Victorian Doubt in God: Alfred Tennyson s In Memoriam nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;When I first got this assignment I racked my brain for a topic that would interest me
as well as something I could learn from. When I came across Alfred Lord Tennyson it sparked my
interest and as I read on I decided that I would write about him. My next decision was to pick one of
his poems to research. I finally chose In Memoriam I read the background on it and it interested me. In
Memoriam is very long so I m only going to discuss some it. But I want to begin by discussing the
Victorian Doubt in God. In Characteristics ;, Carlyle discusses the same doubt in God that Tennyson
feels in In Memoriam, a doubt that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; In a characteristically Victorian manner,
Tennyson combines a deep interest in contemporary science with an unorthodox, even idiosyncratic,
Christian belief. In Memoriam, which he wrote between 1833 and 1850 contains his most important
confrontations with contemporary science, particularly with geology and biology. Drawing upon
Charles Lyell s Principles of Geology (1830 1833), Tennyson anticipated Darwinian conceptions of
evolution and their implications, such the extinction of entire species, including man. nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; As Voltaire once said, If God did not exist, it would
have been necessary to invent him. ; Human beings hunger for an understanding of why things are as
they are. Organized religion had simply been bested in performing that function by the natural
sciences. Consequently, its popularity dropped considerably. Such an understanding had prompted
Comte s philosophy of positivism, which asserted that mankind, was progressing from a point when it
would rely on science for understanding instead of superstition ;. In Memoriam presents the long
struggle of a man trying to make sense of a world and a God that has taken his friend. In the process
the concept of typology incorporates evolutionary
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Victorian Doubt in God: Alfred Tennyson s In Memoriam nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;When I first got this assignment I racked my brain for a topic that would interest me
as well as something I could learn from. When I came across Alfred Lord Tennyson it sparked my
interest and as I read on I decided that I would write about him. My next decision was to pick one of
his poems to research. I finally chose In Memoriam I read the background on it and it interested me. In
Memoriam is very long so I m only going to discuss some it. But I want to begin by discussing the
Victorian Doubt in God. In Characteristics ;, Carlyle discusses the same doubt in God that Tennyson
feels in In Memoriam, a doubt that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; In a characteristically Victorian manner,
Tennyson combines a deep interest in contemporary science with an unorthodox, even idiosyncratic,
Christian belief. In Memoriam, which he wrote between 1833 and 1850 contains his most important
confrontations with contemporary science, particularly with geology and biology. Drawing upon
Charles Lyell s Principles of Geology (1830 1833), Tennyson anticipated Darwinian conceptions of
evolution and their implications, such the extinction of entire species, including man. nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; As Voltaire once said, If God did not exist, it would
have been necessary to invent him. ; Human beings hunger for an understanding of why things are as
they are. Organized religion had simply been bested in performing that function by the natural
sciences. Consequently, its popularity dropped considerably. Such an understanding had prompted
Comte s philosophy of positivism, which asserted that mankind, was progressing from a point when it
would rely on science for understanding instead of superstition ;. In Memoriam presents the long
struggle of a man trying to make sense of a world and a God that has taken his friend. In the process
the concept of typology incorporates evolutionary
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Hiv And The Immune System
What is HIV HIV , stands for human immunodeficiency virus, it is a virus that attacks the immune
system, the immune system protects the body against infection and illness .If the body does not have a
strong immune system, It may not be able fight off disease. The virus and the infection it causes are
termed HIV. White blood cells are the part of the immune system that is important as far as fighting
off infection. When a person catches HIV it infects and destroys certain white blood cells called CD4+
cells. If a lot of CD4+ cells are destroyed, the body can no longer fight off infection. When HIV
progresses to its last stage it is called AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). People with
AIDS have a very low number of CD4+ cells and get infections or cancers that do not commonly
occur in non infected people. These infections and cancers can be deadly because the immune system
is compromised. A common misconception that people have is that AIDS and HIV is the same thing.
Having HIV doesn t mean you have AIDS. Even if a patient is never treated for HIV, it still takes a
long time for HIV to turn into AIDS sometimes it can take up to 10 to 12 years for HIV to turn into
AIDS. When a patient is diagnosed with HIV there are medicines to slow the HIV virus to turning into
AIDS, medicines can slow or stop the disease from damaging the immune system. If AIDS does
develop there is still hope, medicines can help the immune system become healthy again. With
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What is HIV HIV , stands for human immunodeficiency virus, it is a virus that attacks the immune
system, the immune system protects the body against infection and illness .If the body does not have a
strong immune system, It may not be able fight off disease. The virus and the infection it causes are
termed HIV. White blood cells are the part of the immune system that is important as far as fighting
off infection. When a person catches HIV it infects and destroys certain white blood cells called CD4+
cells. If a lot of CD4+ cells are destroyed, the body can no longer fight off infection. When HIV
progresses to its last stage it is called AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). People with
AIDS have a very low number of CD4+ cells and get infections or cancers that do not commonly
occur in non infected people. These infections and cancers can be deadly because the immune system
is compromised. A common misconception that people have is that AIDS and HIV is the same thing.
Having HIV doesn t mean you have AIDS. Even if a patient is never treated for HIV, it still takes a
long time for HIV to turn into AIDS sometimes it can take up to 10 to 12 years for HIV to turn into
AIDS. When a patient is diagnosed with HIV there are medicines to slow the HIV virus to turning into
AIDS, medicines can slow or stop the disease from damaging the immune system. If AIDS does
develop there is still hope, medicines can help the immune system become healthy again. With
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Van Gogh In The Yale Art Gallery
This painting depicts a regular café at night, with the dimensions of 72.4 x 92.1 cm (28 1/2 x 36 1/4
and an accession number of 1961.18.34 this panting stands out amongst other paintings because of
how the myriad of colors and hues mix that causes a clash in contrast. In the Yale Art Gallery, this oil
painting was in the American room among other American crafts. The thing that quickly caught my
eye on this painting was the way Van Gogh applied detail, creativity and the unorthodox use of colors.
The painting seemed to be dark and gloomy which was quite a unique quality about the painting. Van
Gogh is one of the most famous expressionist artists that people know and love today. This oil
painting on a canvas has been called one of Van Gogh s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It s almost as if the waiter is staring directly at the viewer of the painting. Subjectively, this painting
stood out to me and even more when I had seen it. This painting had a quite abnormal perspective in a
way that the café floor covers a large area of the canvas that Van Gogh painted on. It appeared as if the
artist that painted this piece achieved a high vantage point because it looks as if he was suspended in
the air while painting. Looking at the Clock in the Café it was almost 1am and this is why the gas
lighting was on, and it allowed the cafe to stay opened very late. As the viewer can observe from the
painting, the whole environment in the Night Cafe is not so happy and warm. The space itself seemed
so isolated and shadowy even the people in the painting had their heads hung almost as if they were
sad. Although Van Gogh used red which usually is a quite ecstatic color the addition of red, dark green
and dark orange just created an environment that wasn t so welcoming. Also, the use of Van Gogh s
brushstroke had also added another dark feeling to the painting. In this painting, it is very noticeable
that Van Gogh used harshly exaggerated brush strokes around the lights of the Cafe and also the use of
very bright shades of red and green were purposefully overly planned to portray his view of the night
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This painting depicts a regular café at night, with the dimensions of 72.4 x 92.1 cm (28 1/2 x 36 1/4
and an accession number of 1961.18.34 this panting stands out amongst other paintings because of
how the myriad of colors and hues mix that causes a clash in contrast. In the Yale Art Gallery, this oil
painting was in the American room among other American crafts. The thing that quickly caught my
eye on this painting was the way Van Gogh applied detail, creativity and the unorthodox use of colors.
The painting seemed to be dark and gloomy which was quite a unique quality about the painting. Van
Gogh is one of the most famous expressionist artists that people know and love today. This oil
painting on a canvas has been called one of Van Gogh s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It s almost as if the waiter is staring directly at the viewer of the painting. Subjectively, this painting
stood out to me and even more when I had seen it. This painting had a quite abnormal perspective in a
way that the café floor covers a large area of the canvas that Van Gogh painted on. It appeared as if the
artist that painted this piece achieved a high vantage point because it looks as if he was suspended in
the air while painting. Looking at the Clock in the Café it was almost 1am and this is why the gas
lighting was on, and it allowed the cafe to stay opened very late. As the viewer can observe from the
painting, the whole environment in the Night Cafe is not so happy and warm. The space itself seemed
so isolated and shadowy even the people in the painting had their heads hung almost as if they were
sad. Although Van Gogh used red which usually is a quite ecstatic color the addition of red, dark green
and dark orange just created an environment that wasn t so welcoming. Also, the use of Van Gogh s
brushstroke had also added another dark feeling to the painting. In this painting, it is very noticeable
that Van Gogh used harshly exaggerated brush strokes around the lights of the Cafe and also the use of
very bright shades of red and green were purposefully overly planned to portray his view of the night
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Coming Into The Math Activity Essay
Coming into the math activity, I was expecting the activity to go smoothly. I figured the students
would be able to solve multiplication problems easily and would need very little, if any help. I figured
they would be able to follow instructions. That s exactly what happened for the third graders, but for
the younger ones we had to switch to addition instead of multiplication. Overall, it was a very pleasant
activity and it taught me a lot about how children today are learning when it comes to mathematics.
Kids Count threw us a big curveball when they told us we wouldn t be getting only third graders
because after all, our activity was designed for third graders. We decided to do addition for younger
students instead. For one group, we had to implement that. For another group, we had all third graders
and one second grader. She didn t know multiplication so I had to explain to her that multiplication is
adding up numbers. For a problem like 11x5, we added 11x5 times to get 55. I wanted her to write out
the answer and work it out herself with the whiteboard but I realized I couldn t do that the third
graders were getting antsy and were shouting out the answer when they knew they weren t supposed
to because they were tired of waiting. I knew then I had to I had to write it out while she did the math
either in her head or on her finger and make it easy for her. I would say what s 11+11, she d say 21
and I would say add another 11 and so on until we got the appropriate
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Coming into the math activity, I was expecting the activity to go smoothly. I figured the students
would be able to solve multiplication problems easily and would need very little, if any help. I figured
they would be able to follow instructions. That s exactly what happened for the third graders, but for
the younger ones we had to switch to addition instead of multiplication. Overall, it was a very pleasant
activity and it taught me a lot about how children today are learning when it comes to mathematics.
Kids Count threw us a big curveball when they told us we wouldn t be getting only third graders
because after all, our activity was designed for third graders. We decided to do addition for younger
students instead. For one group, we had to implement that. For another group, we had all third graders
and one second grader. She didn t know multiplication so I had to explain to her that multiplication is
adding up numbers. For a problem like 11x5, we added 11x5 times to get 55. I wanted her to write out
the answer and work it out herself with the whiteboard but I realized I couldn t do that the third
graders were getting antsy and were shouting out the answer when they knew they weren t supposed
to because they were tired of waiting. I knew then I had to I had to write it out while she did the math
either in her head or on her finger and make it easy for her. I would say what s 11+11, she d say 21
and I would say add another 11 and so on until we got the appropriate
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The Curse Of The Pharaoh
THE CURSE OF THE PHARAOH S Among the world s most famous curses is the curse pharaohs.
King Tutankhamen ruled Egypt as pharaoh for ten years until his death at age nineteen, around 1324
B.C. Although he was famous for reversing the tumultuous religious reforms of his father, Pharaoh
Akhenaten. Tutankhamen s legacy was largely negated by his heirs. He was hardly known to the
modern world until 1922, when British archaeologist Howard Carter carved through a doorway and
entered the boy pharaoh s tomb, which had remained sealed for more than 3,200 years. The tomb s
vase store of artifacts and treasure, intended to accompany the king into the afterlife, revealed an
incredible amount about royal life in ancient Egypt, and quickly made King Tut the world s most
famous pharaoh. Until his tomb was opened and that started the curse of pharaohs . What is the history
behind the curse? Is it the curse real? Since the mid 20th century, many authors and documentaries
have argued that the curse is real in the sense of being caused by scientifically reasonable causes such
as bacteria or radiation. Yet, the modern origins of Egyptian mummy curse stories, their developed
mainly in European cultures, the shift from magic to science to explain curses, and their changing uses
from accusing disruption of the dead to entertaining movies. However, most people think Egyptian
curses are mainly a cultural, not completely scientific, occurrence. There are rare cases of genuine
ancient
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THE CURSE OF THE PHARAOH S Among the world s most famous curses is the curse pharaohs.
King Tutankhamen ruled Egypt as pharaoh for ten years until his death at age nineteen, around 1324
B.C. Although he was famous for reversing the tumultuous religious reforms of his father, Pharaoh
Akhenaten. Tutankhamen s legacy was largely negated by his heirs. He was hardly known to the
modern world until 1922, when British archaeologist Howard Carter carved through a doorway and
entered the boy pharaoh s tomb, which had remained sealed for more than 3,200 years. The tomb s
vase store of artifacts and treasure, intended to accompany the king into the afterlife, revealed an
incredible amount about royal life in ancient Egypt, and quickly made King Tut the world s most
famous pharaoh. Until his tomb was opened and that started the curse of pharaohs . What is the history
behind the curse? Is it the curse real? Since the mid 20th century, many authors and documentaries
have argued that the curse is real in the sense of being caused by scientifically reasonable causes such
as bacteria or radiation. Yet, the modern origins of Egyptian mummy curse stories, their developed
mainly in European cultures, the shift from magic to science to explain curses, and their changing uses
from accusing disruption of the dead to entertaining movies. However, most people think Egyptian
curses are mainly a cultural, not completely scientific, occurrence. There are rare cases of genuine
ancient
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Douglass Vs. Covey Analysis
In one chapter of his autobiographical publication Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An
American Slave, the abolitionist activist Douglass shares his experience as a field hand under one
white slavemaster Mr. Covey. Covey was a more volatile and violent man than Douglass was used to,
who prided himself in his ability to break negroes through harsh lashings. Douglass recalls that hardly
a week went by in which he was not whipped once. One day, he finally retaliated, seizing Covey by
the throat, fighting with him, and ultimately emerging victorious from a two hour altercation. Despite
his actions being violent, threatening, and rebellious, Douglass is never punished for it and in fact
never whipped again for the remaining duration
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In one chapter of his autobiographical publication Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An
American Slave, the abolitionist activist Douglass shares his experience as a field hand under one
white slavemaster Mr. Covey. Covey was a more volatile and violent man than Douglass was used to,
who prided himself in his ability to break negroes through harsh lashings. Douglass recalls that hardly
a week went by in which he was not whipped once. One day, he finally retaliated, seizing Covey by
the throat, fighting with him, and ultimately emerging victorious from a two hour altercation. Despite
his actions being violent, threatening, and rebellious, Douglass is never punished for it and in fact
never whipped again for the remaining duration
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Judith Ortiz Cofer s Short Story Volar
Every author writes his or her wok with a certain aim or goal that he or she would like to achieve.
Some of the aims for writing include entertainment, to educate or to simply tell the author s story.
Judith Ortiz Cofer s short story, Volar is an example of a short story written for the purpose of telling
one s story. Cofer, gives an account of her family s, her mother to be precise, as well as her dreams,
which raises the concerns of a story characterized by constant exit from reality and entry into dreams.
As a result, this paper aims at giving an account, based on the short story Volar by Judith Ortiz Cofer,
of dreams versus reality. In the event of picturing the American dream, many people have this
concrete picture or idea of perfection and a life well lived. However, the same is not true for every
family, which is portrayed by Cofer in Volar, which means to fly, thus the discussion, dreams versus
reality.
An article by Jenniffer L. Hochschild decribes the American dream as follows, The idea of the
American dream has been attached to everything from religious freedom to a home in the surbubs...a
world where anything can happen and good things might. (15). In her book, Hochschild portrays the
speaker s, the little girl in the short story, American dream, which she is unlikely to ever achieve due
to her present circumstances. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The short story s title Volar appears to have different meanings throughout the story. While in her
dreams, the little girl appears to be quite literally flying. When the little girl s father tells her mother
that they cannot afford to fly to Puerto Rico, her mother expresses disappointment when she says, Ay,
si yo pudiera volar (Cofer,279). The mother s phrase can be taken literary to mean the mother wishes
they could fly to Puerto Rico. It can also be taken in an abstract way to mean the mother and girl s
wishes to escape the world they live
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Every author writes his or her wok with a certain aim or goal that he or she would like to achieve.
Some of the aims for writing include entertainment, to educate or to simply tell the author s story.
Judith Ortiz Cofer s short story, Volar is an example of a short story written for the purpose of telling
one s story. Cofer, gives an account of her family s, her mother to be precise, as well as her dreams,
which raises the concerns of a story characterized by constant exit from reality and entry into dreams.
As a result, this paper aims at giving an account, based on the short story Volar by Judith Ortiz Cofer,
of dreams versus reality. In the event of picturing the American dream, many people have this
concrete picture or idea of perfection and a life well lived. However, the same is not true for every
family, which is portrayed by Cofer in Volar, which means to fly, thus the discussion, dreams versus
reality.
An article by Jenniffer L. Hochschild decribes the American dream as follows, The idea of the
American dream has been attached to everything from religious freedom to a home in the surbubs...a
world where anything can happen and good things might. (15). In her book, Hochschild portrays the
speaker s, the little girl in the short story, American dream, which she is unlikely to ever achieve due
to her present circumstances. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The short story s title Volar appears to have different meanings throughout the story. While in her
dreams, the little girl appears to be quite literally flying. When the little girl s father tells her mother
that they cannot afford to fly to Puerto Rico, her mother expresses disappointment when she says, Ay,
si yo pudiera volar (Cofer,279). The mother s phrase can be taken literary to mean the mother wishes
they could fly to Puerto Rico. It can also be taken in an abstract way to mean the mother and girl s
wishes to escape the world they live
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Under The Influence By Scott...
During 1945, the final year of World War II, the domestic economy of the United States experienced a
series of recessions. As of consequence, many Americans were unemployed and impoverished. In
order to escape the challenges of society, many turned to alcohol. Therefore, due to the prevalence of
alcohol consumption, alcoholism infected the lives of many people. Scott Russell Sanders describes
his ability to overcome adversity as a result of having an alcoholic father by the use of ethos, pathos,
and logos in his essay Under the Influence .
Primarily, Sanders obtains the trust of the audience by establishing a common struggle. The intended
audience of Sanders essay includes the sons or daughters of alcoholic parents. By sharing his personal
testimony, Sanders reveals to the audience to have experienced the same ... Show more content on
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...knowing I have failed him. I tell myself he drinks to ease an ache that gnaws at his belly, an ache I
must have caused by disappointing him somehow, a murderous ache I should be able to relieve...
(Sanders 734). Sanders explains the guilt which he experienced and continues to undergo. Although
Sanders understand his reasoning is incorrect, he cannot come to terms with the reality of the truth.
Therefore, he engages in an internal conflict of man versus self, as he must learns that alcoholism is
the root cause of his father s agony. In addition, he states, ...I played the stalwart and dutiful son who
would hold the family together (Sanders 743). From this statement, the audience can understand that
Sanders calls upon himself to be the strong one, the shoulder for others to cry upon. He engages the
sympathy of the audience because his actions reveal to the audience that he has no shoulder to lean
upon. He must be the comforter, but as the comforter, he has no one to strengthen or encourage him.
By sharing about his internal havoc, Sanders employs the use of
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During 1945, the final year of World War II, the domestic economy of the United States experienced a
series of recessions. As of consequence, many Americans were unemployed and impoverished. In
order to escape the challenges of society, many turned to alcohol. Therefore, due to the prevalence of
alcohol consumption, alcoholism infected the lives of many people. Scott Russell Sanders describes
his ability to overcome adversity as a result of having an alcoholic father by the use of ethos, pathos,
and logos in his essay Under the Influence .
Primarily, Sanders obtains the trust of the audience by establishing a common struggle. The intended
audience of Sanders essay includes the sons or daughters of alcoholic parents. By sharing his personal
testimony, Sanders reveals to the audience to have experienced the same ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
...knowing I have failed him. I tell myself he drinks to ease an ache that gnaws at his belly, an ache I
must have caused by disappointing him somehow, a murderous ache I should be able to relieve...
(Sanders 734). Sanders explains the guilt which he experienced and continues to undergo. Although
Sanders understand his reasoning is incorrect, he cannot come to terms with the reality of the truth.
Therefore, he engages in an internal conflict of man versus self, as he must learns that alcoholism is
the root cause of his father s agony. In addition, he states, ...I played the stalwart and dutiful son who
would hold the family together (Sanders 743). From this statement, the audience can understand that
Sanders calls upon himself to be the strong one, the shoulder for others to cry upon. He engages the
sympathy of the audience because his actions reveal to the audience that he has no shoulder to lean
upon. He must be the comforter, but as the comforter, he has no one to strengthen or encourage him.
By sharing about his internal havoc, Sanders employs the use of
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Smile Like Jessica Simpson
Smile Like Jessica Simpson With A Smile Makeover
A warm and sincere smile can open a lot of doors good friendships, lasting relationships and
wonderful opportunities. A smile can build trust, assuage anger, chase away fear and even lessen some
pain. So imagine the frustration of those people who have defective smiles.
A defective smile can be brought about by misaligned, discolored or chipped teeth set which disrupts
the natural movement of the mouth. These can be corrected through cosmetic dental procedure.
Today s cosmetic dentistry has designed a way to relieve the distress of people afflicted with defective
smiles. This modern procedure is known as a cosmetic dentistry Smile Makeover which treats oral and
dental deformations. It takes into deep consideration the self esteem of an individual with ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If prior evaluation of one s teeth condition shows a misaligned bite or malocclusion, a commonly
known gum disease, the patient will need to undergo what is called a smile makeover. This type of
cosmetic and reconstructive dental procedure will take a full month to complete. Although such a
surgery requires a painstakingly long time to recover, patients are usually more than happy with the
end result.
A cosmetic dentistry Smile Makeover also takes into careful consideration the skin tone, the hair color
as well as the hue of the eyes in order to make a perfect match for the teeth.
Improvements will usually include optimal tooth color, which usually comes in silver, but there s
always the option of having it in a more natural hue. A tooth colored composite, on the other hand,
will greatly benefit chronic smokers and coffee drinkers as this procedure will bleach their teeth back
to their former pearly white color. If a patient would want to avail of a dental implant, the dentist will
take into consideration the color of the molars to make a perfect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Smile Like Jessica Simpson With A Smile Makeover
A warm and sincere smile can open a lot of doors good friendships, lasting relationships and
wonderful opportunities. A smile can build trust, assuage anger, chase away fear and even lessen some
pain. So imagine the frustration of those people who have defective smiles.
A defective smile can be brought about by misaligned, discolored or chipped teeth set which disrupts
the natural movement of the mouth. These can be corrected through cosmetic dental procedure.
Today s cosmetic dentistry has designed a way to relieve the distress of people afflicted with defective
smiles. This modern procedure is known as a cosmetic dentistry Smile Makeover which treats oral and
dental deformations. It takes into deep consideration the self esteem of an individual with ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If prior evaluation of one s teeth condition shows a misaligned bite or malocclusion, a commonly
known gum disease, the patient will need to undergo what is called a smile makeover. This type of
cosmetic and reconstructive dental procedure will take a full month to complete. Although such a
surgery requires a painstakingly long time to recover, patients are usually more than happy with the
end result.
A cosmetic dentistry Smile Makeover also takes into careful consideration the skin tone, the hair color
as well as the hue of the eyes in order to make a perfect match for the teeth.
Improvements will usually include optimal tooth color, which usually comes in silver, but there s
always the option of having it in a more natural hue. A tooth colored composite, on the other hand,
will greatly benefit chronic smokers and coffee drinkers as this procedure will bleach their teeth back
to their former pearly white color. If a patient would want to avail of a dental implant, the dentist will
take into consideration the color of the molars to make a perfect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Language And Symbolism In George Orwell s Animal Farm
George Orwell s 1946 novel Animal Farm, uses the animals of Manor Farm as a metaphor for the
Russian Revolution and the spread of Stalinism, in order to show the corruption of Communism.
Squealer demonstrates that true communistic power is demonstrated not with the dictator, but by the
mouth who speaks for him. Squealer represents propaganda. Stalin s propaganda used language and
symbolism, along with exaggeration to keep the public under control. Squealer s arguments even
sound alike to Pravda, a paper that was the Soviet Party s official voice in the 1930 s. Propaganda was
widely used during the Russian Revolution. Its purpose was to spread ideas through newspapers,
films, posters, banners and slogans, and so on. They were used to spread ... Show more content on
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With his propaganda tools, he is able to manipulate the animals to believe in the leadership and do as
they are told. The animals learn to love their brutal lives and their brutal leader Napoleon. They follow
Squealer s words as if they have no will of their own. Through the character of Squealer, Orwell
shows the dangerous power of propaganda in the Russian Revolution, and how it can control people to
the point that they are blind to the truth, and all accepting to the government s mouthpiece, and every
lie placed beneath their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
George Orwell s 1946 novel Animal Farm, uses the animals of Manor Farm as a metaphor for the
Russian Revolution and the spread of Stalinism, in order to show the corruption of Communism.
Squealer demonstrates that true communistic power is demonstrated not with the dictator, but by the
mouth who speaks for him. Squealer represents propaganda. Stalin s propaganda used language and
symbolism, along with exaggeration to keep the public under control. Squealer s arguments even
sound alike to Pravda, a paper that was the Soviet Party s official voice in the 1930 s. Propaganda was
widely used during the Russian Revolution. Its purpose was to spread ideas through newspapers,
films, posters, banners and slogans, and so on. They were used to spread ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With his propaganda tools, he is able to manipulate the animals to believe in the leadership and do as
they are told. The animals learn to love their brutal lives and their brutal leader Napoleon. They follow
Squealer s words as if they have no will of their own. Through the character of Squealer, Orwell
shows the dangerous power of propaganda in the Russian Revolution, and how it can control people to
the point that they are blind to the truth, and all accepting to the government s mouthpiece, and every
lie placed beneath their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Curse Of The Wiggin Children
1. Who has found out the true identities of Demosthenes and Locke? Graff and the other commander
officers was the one who found out the true identities of Demosthenes and Locke, which are Valentine
and Peter but they choose to keep the secret without letting it reveals in public. The boy is fourteen,
the girl is twelve... And their last name is Wiggin. (p.227) But Graff recommended, and I agree, that
we should leave them alone. Not expose them. Make no report at this time except that we have
determined that Locke and Demosthenes have no foreign connections and have no connections with
any domestic group, either... (p.228). This show that the fact that Graff and the other commander
officers have found the identities of Demosthenes and Locke, ... Show more content on
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So during the voyage, after breakfast and morning exercises, Ender and Graff would usually talk.
About Command School. About Earth. About astronomy and physics and whatever Ender wanted to
know... And above all, he wanted to know about the buggers. (p.247) The oddest thing of all was that
they also don t have any communication devices on their ships... (p.248) ...but somebody dredged the
name ansible out of an old book somewhere and it caught on...That means that ships could talk to each
other even when they re across the solar system... (p.249). Both of these three quotes reveal the main
things that Ender was learned during the trip to Command School, and most important of it that Ender
learned about the buggers, which they don t communicate like our humankind do but they
communicate through ships and ships across the galaxies shows that Ender has learned an important
fact about the bugger but it s also an idea for the readers to know the bugger
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1. Who has found out the true identities of Demosthenes and Locke? Graff and the other commander
officers was the one who found out the true identities of Demosthenes and Locke, which are Valentine
and Peter but they choose to keep the secret without letting it reveals in public. The boy is fourteen,
the girl is twelve... And their last name is Wiggin. (p.227) But Graff recommended, and I agree, that
we should leave them alone. Not expose them. Make no report at this time except that we have
determined that Locke and Demosthenes have no foreign connections and have no connections with
any domestic group, either... (p.228). This show that the fact that Graff and the other commander
officers have found the identities of Demosthenes and Locke, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So during the voyage, after breakfast and morning exercises, Ender and Graff would usually talk.
About Command School. About Earth. About astronomy and physics and whatever Ender wanted to
know... And above all, he wanted to know about the buggers. (p.247) The oddest thing of all was that
they also don t have any communication devices on their ships... (p.248) ...but somebody dredged the
name ansible out of an old book somewhere and it caught on...That means that ships could talk to each
other even when they re across the solar system... (p.249). Both of these three quotes reveal the main
things that Ender was learned during the trip to Command School, and most important of it that Ender
learned about the buggers, which they don t communicate like our humankind do but they
communicate through ships and ships across the galaxies shows that Ender has learned an important
fact about the bugger but it s also an idea for the readers to know the bugger
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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