Creative Writing Story Examples. A Creative Writin
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Romeo and Juliet Explain How You Would Direct a Section of...
Romeo and Juliet
Explain how you would direct a section of Act 3 scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet for a modern audience. In
your answer you should focus on how Juliet would be presented in this scene and how the scene would be
acted?
Romeo and Juliet is a tragic play, which embodies the true spirit of love and destiny. The play shows fate,
premonition, violence and vengeance while two lovers pine for each other. It shows how love can be over
powering which would supersede all other values and loyalties. Lovers are forced to dissent their entire
social world, e.g. when Romeo leaves his friends to see Juliet and when Juliet says that she may no longer
be a Capulet. It highlights how some traditional families can enforce their traditions on ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way royal families lived in China was very similar to the way the Capulets and Montagues lived, as
there were always rivals e.g. one royal family of a country against another and the Capulets against the
Montagues. The living lifestyle of China was very conservative. Women were not treated equal, they were
segregated from society, and they did not have the privilege to vote, work in a high position etc. Women
were undermined and were controlled by men [father, brother/s and husbands ]. They were forbidden to talk
in public or in the presence of men; they were merely present to obey with what the men demanded. The
way women were portrayed then was similar to how Lady Capulet was treated by her husband. From the
way Lady Capulet reacted to certain situations we could tell that she felt unequal and powerless [the way
women were portrayed then], as she immediately involved her husband in difficult situations Here comes
your father; tell him so yourself , she avoided confrontation, as she was not familiar on what to do, as the
men were always in control of situations like this.
As Juliet has only turned 13, she has only just begun puberty. Arranged marriage would be too soon and
complicated for a young and innocent adolescent girl to consider; however love or love marriage would be
different as this would be purely Juliet s decision. From the strict family
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Romeo and Juliet
Explain how you would direct a section of Act 3 scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet for a modern audience. In
your answer you should focus on how Juliet would be presented in this scene and how the scene would be
acted?
Romeo and Juliet is a tragic play, which embodies the true spirit of love and destiny. The play shows fate,
premonition, violence and vengeance while two lovers pine for each other. It shows how love can be over
powering which would supersede all other values and loyalties. Lovers are forced to dissent their entire
social world, e.g. when Romeo leaves his friends to see Juliet and when Juliet says that she may no longer
be a Capulet. It highlights how some traditional families can enforce their traditions on ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way royal families lived in China was very similar to the way the Capulets and Montagues lived, as
there were always rivals e.g. one royal family of a country against another and the Capulets against the
Montagues. The living lifestyle of China was very conservative. Women were not treated equal, they were
segregated from society, and they did not have the privilege to vote, work in a high position etc. Women
were undermined and were controlled by men [father, brother/s and husbands ]. They were forbidden to talk
in public or in the presence of men; they were merely present to obey with what the men demanded. The
way women were portrayed then was similar to how Lady Capulet was treated by her husband. From the
way Lady Capulet reacted to certain situations we could tell that she felt unequal and powerless [the way
women were portrayed then], as she immediately involved her husband in difficult situations Here comes
your father; tell him so yourself , she avoided confrontation, as she was not familiar on what to do, as the
men were always in control of situations like this.
As Juliet has only turned 13, she has only just begun puberty. Arranged marriage would be too soon and
complicated for a young and innocent adolescent girl to consider; however love or love marriage would be
different as this would be purely Juliet s decision. From the strict family
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Compare And Contrast Earthquake And Chile Earthquake
The Chile and the Haiti Earthquakes of 2010 had different effects on the health sector. Various differences
are evident in the health outcomes of these disasters. In the Chilean earthquake, the magnitude of the quake
reached a scale of 8.8 while that of Haiti reached a scale of 7.0. However, the number of deaths that were
experienced in Haiti was a number almost 200,000 while in Chile it was only 200 people (Huus, 2010).
Despite the high magnitude of the quake, Chile experienced a low number of lost lives. The major reason
for the difference in the number of casualties are the differences in the building codes. The building codes
provide rules that specify the standards of construction of buildings. In Haiti, there are no building codes,
hence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of the people succumbed to diseases that arose from the sanitation, infections, and other health related
issues that occurred after the disaster. This is because they lacked their own mechanisms of combating
infections, sanitation issues, and post disaster mental issues (Huus, 2010). They also lacked response plans
for a disaster of a higher magnitude. For example, there was no disaster management system that showed
the various protocols of managing a large scale disaster. Therefore, health issues such as sanitation, comfort,
and management of communicable diseases was a major problem (Farmer et al 2011). Other factors
responsible for this problem is the high level of poverty, lack of infrastructure, and the large population. In
Chile, there were established mechanisms of managing the disaster. There were health interventions that
were available, including rescue teams, preventive techniques, sanitation and other disease management
protocol. For example, organisations such as AmeriCares delivered about $730,000 in medical aid that
included 2,000 hygiene kits. This enabled the effective management of the health concerns, hence
management of comorbidity from the disaster itself (Candia,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Chile and the Haiti Earthquakes of 2010 had different effects on the health sector. Various differences
are evident in the health outcomes of these disasters. In the Chilean earthquake, the magnitude of the quake
reached a scale of 8.8 while that of Haiti reached a scale of 7.0. However, the number of deaths that were
experienced in Haiti was a number almost 200,000 while in Chile it was only 200 people (Huus, 2010).
Despite the high magnitude of the quake, Chile experienced a low number of lost lives. The major reason
for the difference in the number of casualties are the differences in the building codes. The building codes
provide rules that specify the standards of construction of buildings. In Haiti, there are no building codes,
hence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of the people succumbed to diseases that arose from the sanitation, infections, and other health related
issues that occurred after the disaster. This is because they lacked their own mechanisms of combating
infections, sanitation issues, and post disaster mental issues (Huus, 2010). They also lacked response plans
for a disaster of a higher magnitude. For example, there was no disaster management system that showed
the various protocols of managing a large scale disaster. Therefore, health issues such as sanitation, comfort,
and management of communicable diseases was a major problem (Farmer et al 2011). Other factors
responsible for this problem is the high level of poverty, lack of infrastructure, and the large population. In
Chile, there were established mechanisms of managing the disaster. There were health interventions that
were available, including rescue teams, preventive techniques, sanitation and other disease management
protocol. For example, organisations such as AmeriCares delivered about $730,000 in medical aid that
included 2,000 hygiene kits. This enabled the effective management of the health concerns, hence
management of comorbidity from the disaster itself (Candia,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Humanity
Humanity is a part of everyday life, but what if your humanity was lost? All throughout the human
existence, there has been humanity. In the time period of humanity, humanity was put to the test. Mass
genocides, cruel leaders, world wars, and many more have shown humanity at its lowest. It shows how
humanity is completely destroyed in times of injustice and war. Surviving Hitler, by Andrea Warren and The
Diary of Anne Frank by Goodrich and Hackett show how the Nazi party dehumanized all Europeans that
opposed the Nazi party and how they destroyed their humanity in the process.
In the story Surviving Hitler by Andrea Warren, the main character Jack is living in the time of the
holocaust. During his lifetime he goes through many hardships ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Van Daan has been taking food secretly from everyone while they have been sleeping. His greed took away
him common sense and his humanity a weathered down to nothing. His greed led him to take from the ones
who needed the food the most. The terror and dehumanization of the Nazi s worked. They have scared and
terrorized these everyday people into being greedy and forgetting their sense of humanity.
Others may argue that humanity is not lost and destroyed in times of injustice and war, but they are
definitely wrong. Before the war Jack had parents, a brother, a grandfather, uncles, aunts, and cousins eighty
one people in all. Now, everyone except Jack s second cousins, Robert and Arek, Aunt Hinda, Uncle
Sigmund, and Jack was dead. If I had known this when I was in the camps, why would I have struggled so
hard to live? You cannot just think about the time in the camps. You must think about the after effect and
psychological problems that this could and have caused. You can argue that they survived and they still
have humanity because they are alive, but would you want to keep living when you know that everyone that
you had known before except 4 people are dead? Where is the humanity in all of this?
All of these stories give examples of the dehumanization of the Nazi s. They took away their names, their
lives, and most of all their humanity. Imagine if you were in that situation. You are alive but do you really
feel
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Humanity is a part of everyday life, but what if your humanity was lost? All throughout the human
existence, there has been humanity. In the time period of humanity, humanity was put to the test. Mass
genocides, cruel leaders, world wars, and many more have shown humanity at its lowest. It shows how
humanity is completely destroyed in times of injustice and war. Surviving Hitler, by Andrea Warren and The
Diary of Anne Frank by Goodrich and Hackett show how the Nazi party dehumanized all Europeans that
opposed the Nazi party and how they destroyed their humanity in the process.
In the story Surviving Hitler by Andrea Warren, the main character Jack is living in the time of the
holocaust. During his lifetime he goes through many hardships ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Van Daan has been taking food secretly from everyone while they have been sleeping. His greed took away
him common sense and his humanity a weathered down to nothing. His greed led him to take from the ones
who needed the food the most. The terror and dehumanization of the Nazi s worked. They have scared and
terrorized these everyday people into being greedy and forgetting their sense of humanity.
Others may argue that humanity is not lost and destroyed in times of injustice and war, but they are
definitely wrong. Before the war Jack had parents, a brother, a grandfather, uncles, aunts, and cousins eighty
one people in all. Now, everyone except Jack s second cousins, Robert and Arek, Aunt Hinda, Uncle
Sigmund, and Jack was dead. If I had known this when I was in the camps, why would I have struggled so
hard to live? You cannot just think about the time in the camps. You must think about the after effect and
psychological problems that this could and have caused. You can argue that they survived and they still
have humanity because they are alive, but would you want to keep living when you know that everyone that
you had known before except 4 people are dead? Where is the humanity in all of this?
All of these stories give examples of the dehumanization of the Nazi s. They took away their names, their
lives, and most of all their humanity. Imagine if you were in that situation. You are alive but do you really
feel
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Comparison of A Modest Proposal, Tartuffe, and Candide
Writers use personality traits and events to change the classical ideals. Majority of the writer s focus is to
change people s attitude s. Jonathan Swift, Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Francois Marie Arquet de
Voltaire use characterization and plot to challenge the themes of the Neo Classical period.
In A Modest Proposal, Jonathan Swift challenges the Neo classical period by creating a sense of instability
in their way of thinking. He attacks the society by carelessly endorsing cannibalism in hopes to help Ireland
through their economic crisis. He demonstrates this by humbly proposing and assuring that a young healthy
child, well nursed, is, at a year old, a most delicious, nourishing, and wholesome food. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Swift demands the audience to recognize the narrator s purpose having no other motive than the public good
of my country, by advancing our trade, providing for infant s, relieving the poor, and giving some pleasure
to the rich. (Swift 489) The speaker optimistically believes that his idea is for the best. If Swift did not
believe that his idea would not have a positive outcome he would not have suggested. Regardless of Swift s
inhumane suggestion, which is negative, he only tries to reveal the positive of the situation. This feeling of
insecurity is his way of disparaging the Irish and English government.
In Tartuffe, Moliere s use s plot to defend and oppose characters that symbolize and ridicule habitual
behavior s that was imposed during the neo classical time period. His work, known as a comedy of
manners, consists of flat characters, with few and similar traits, and that always restore some kind of peace
in the end. He down plays society as a whole by creating a microseism, where everyone in the family has to
be obedient, respectful, and mindful of the head of the home, which is played by the father Orgon. Mariane
shows her obedience when she replies To please you, sir, is what delights me best. (Moliere 324,11) Shortly
afterwards, Orgon commands Mariane to take Tartuffe as her husband even though she is not interested in
him at all. Orgon s command shows how men are dominate
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Writers use personality traits and events to change the classical ideals. Majority of the writer s focus is to
change people s attitude s. Jonathan Swift, Jean Baptiste Poquelin Moliere, Francois Marie Arquet de
Voltaire use characterization and plot to challenge the themes of the Neo Classical period.
In A Modest Proposal, Jonathan Swift challenges the Neo classical period by creating a sense of instability
in their way of thinking. He attacks the society by carelessly endorsing cannibalism in hopes to help Ireland
through their economic crisis. He demonstrates this by humbly proposing and assuring that a young healthy
child, well nursed, is, at a year old, a most delicious, nourishing, and wholesome food. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Swift demands the audience to recognize the narrator s purpose having no other motive than the public good
of my country, by advancing our trade, providing for infant s, relieving the poor, and giving some pleasure
to the rich. (Swift 489) The speaker optimistically believes that his idea is for the best. If Swift did not
believe that his idea would not have a positive outcome he would not have suggested. Regardless of Swift s
inhumane suggestion, which is negative, he only tries to reveal the positive of the situation. This feeling of
insecurity is his way of disparaging the Irish and English government.
In Tartuffe, Moliere s use s plot to defend and oppose characters that symbolize and ridicule habitual
behavior s that was imposed during the neo classical time period. His work, known as a comedy of
manners, consists of flat characters, with few and similar traits, and that always restore some kind of peace
in the end. He down plays society as a whole by creating a microseism, where everyone in the family has to
be obedient, respectful, and mindful of the head of the home, which is played by the father Orgon. Mariane
shows her obedience when she replies To please you, sir, is what delights me best. (Moliere 324,11) Shortly
afterwards, Orgon commands Mariane to take Tartuffe as her husband even though she is not interested in
him at all. Orgon s command shows how men are dominate
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
QRS Syndrome Analysis
As shown in Figure 1, the P wave is a result of atrial depolarization. The QRS complex is a result of
ventricular depolarization, and thus ventricular contraction, as well as atrial repolarization simultaneously.
The T wave represents repolarization of ventricles and thus relaxation. The delay between the P wave and
the QRS complex is known as the PQ interval or the PR interval. During this interval, the atria contract and
begin to relax, and the ventricles contract at the end of this delay (VanPutte et al., 2014). This time of this
interval is important for determining many heart conditions, such as an atrial blockage, as it measures the
time of onset of ventricular contraction after the atria contracts. If this time period is too long, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Heart rate begins to increase during exercise because in order to produce energy for contraction, the
working leg muscles require more oxygen. When the subject increased exercise, the heart was beating faster
to get oxygen to these cells and to circulate the blood back to the lungs to get rid of carbon dioxide. During
exercise, the body needs more than the normal cardiac output, due to increased demand for oxygen. Thus
the heart is beating harder to get blood to the body and this leads to an increase in MAP in the vessels as
well. The heart ejects a greater volume of blood with each stroke and in turn, this creates a higher mean
arterial pressure. Ultimately, an increase in heart rate leads to an increase in cardiac output which both work
together to meet the body s oxygen demands (cardiac output= stroke volume x heart rate). As shown in both
figures 4a and 4b, a plateau was reached because the body was performing at its maximum at that point.
This may not be reflective of maximum heart rate as the body may have been able to reach a higher HR and
MAP, but this was the hardest the body was working during this exercise. During recovery, both HR and
MAP begin to fall, because oxygen demand to the muscles decrease as the working muscles begin to slow
down. In Figure 4b, there is a slight
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As shown in Figure 1, the P wave is a result of atrial depolarization. The QRS complex is a result of
ventricular depolarization, and thus ventricular contraction, as well as atrial repolarization simultaneously.
The T wave represents repolarization of ventricles and thus relaxation. The delay between the P wave and
the QRS complex is known as the PQ interval or the PR interval. During this interval, the atria contract and
begin to relax, and the ventricles contract at the end of this delay (VanPutte et al., 2014). This time of this
interval is important for determining many heart conditions, such as an atrial blockage, as it measures the
time of onset of ventricular contraction after the atria contracts. If this time period is too long, ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Heart rate begins to increase during exercise because in order to produce energy for contraction, the
working leg muscles require more oxygen. When the subject increased exercise, the heart was beating faster
to get oxygen to these cells and to circulate the blood back to the lungs to get rid of carbon dioxide. During
exercise, the body needs more than the normal cardiac output, due to increased demand for oxygen. Thus
the heart is beating harder to get blood to the body and this leads to an increase in MAP in the vessels as
well. The heart ejects a greater volume of blood with each stroke and in turn, this creates a higher mean
arterial pressure. Ultimately, an increase in heart rate leads to an increase in cardiac output which both work
together to meet the body s oxygen demands (cardiac output= stroke volume x heart rate). As shown in both
figures 4a and 4b, a plateau was reached because the body was performing at its maximum at that point.
This may not be reflective of maximum heart rate as the body may have been able to reach a higher HR and
MAP, but this was the hardest the body was working during this exercise. During recovery, both HR and
MAP begin to fall, because oxygen demand to the muscles decrease as the working muscles begin to slow
down. In Figure 4b, there is a slight
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Guns Germs And Steel Essay
Guns, Germs and Steel Essay In 1920 American women were allowed to vote. While in Papa New Guinea
people were trying to find a more efficient way of farming. This shows just how unequal our world is. So
what causes inequality? The cause of inequality is due to geography. Farming and domesticated animals is
where the problem started. After domesticated animals, came steel leading to the exposure of germs. For a
civilization to succeed it needs a steady source of crops, domesticated animals, production of steel, and
early exposure to germs. A huge factor that affects a civilization s development is what can be grown in
your region. An ideal food supply would be high in protein, have a surplus of calories, and long term
storage. The Fertile Crescent had a spectacular food source; they had wheat which supplied high protein,
surplus of calories, and had long term storage. Smaller civilizations such as Papa New Guinea harvest sago.
Sago is a type of tree ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The armor protected them from other weapons and people. The Inca s on the other hand, did not have steel
because of their wet climate, and no specialists. The Inca s had stone but with the power of the Spaniards
steel the Inca s were defenseless. The Spanish and the Inca s came into contact and the Spaniards ended up
taking all of the inca s land. Due to the latitude of the Inca s they couldn t produce steel because of the
climate and lack of specialists creating inequality once again. Exposure to epidemic disease affects the
development of civilization by immunity; if we hadn t been exposed to germs such as smallpox we would
be still having a problem with it today. The spanish developed an immunity to smallpox by having
domesticated animals. The domesticated animals actually carried smallpox and germs. The spanish worked
with the animals and developed an immunity to smallpox. The Inca s however ,did not have an immunity.
They weren t exposed to domesticated
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Guns, Germs and Steel Essay In 1920 American women were allowed to vote. While in Papa New Guinea
people were trying to find a more efficient way of farming. This shows just how unequal our world is. So
what causes inequality? The cause of inequality is due to geography. Farming and domesticated animals is
where the problem started. After domesticated animals, came steel leading to the exposure of germs. For a
civilization to succeed it needs a steady source of crops, domesticated animals, production of steel, and
early exposure to germs. A huge factor that affects a civilization s development is what can be grown in
your region. An ideal food supply would be high in protein, have a surplus of calories, and long term
storage. The Fertile Crescent had a spectacular food source; they had wheat which supplied high protein,
surplus of calories, and had long term storage. Smaller civilizations such as Papa New Guinea harvest sago.
Sago is a type of tree ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The armor protected them from other weapons and people. The Inca s on the other hand, did not have steel
because of their wet climate, and no specialists. The Inca s had stone but with the power of the Spaniards
steel the Inca s were defenseless. The Spanish and the Inca s came into contact and the Spaniards ended up
taking all of the inca s land. Due to the latitude of the Inca s they couldn t produce steel because of the
climate and lack of specialists creating inequality once again. Exposure to epidemic disease affects the
development of civilization by immunity; if we hadn t been exposed to germs such as smallpox we would
be still having a problem with it today. The spanish developed an immunity to smallpox by having
domesticated animals. The domesticated animals actually carried smallpox and germs. The spanish worked
with the animals and developed an immunity to smallpox. The Inca s however ,did not have an immunity.
They weren t exposed to domesticated
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Popular Support In Julius Caesar Essay
Popular support and the distribution of power are two intertwining concepts that are prominent in Nicolo
Machiavelli s 16th century treatise, The Prince, and Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, of the same era.
While Machiavelli s treatise served to provide a practical guide to a reigning prince and Shakespeare s play
served to entertain an Elizabethan audience, both composers examine different perspectives of popular
support and the distribution of power.
The Prince similarly suggests that popular support is essential in achieving power, but prioritises the
importance of gaining support from the citizens over the support from nobles. Machiavelli critically
analyses the advantages and disadvantageous concerning monarchy and popular support ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Caesar s power is distributed amongst characters including Antony, Brutus and Octavian, and as such, his
own individual power is weakened, giving Brutus and the conspirators the opportunity to rebel against him.
Brutus power is conveyed in Cassius speech in Act 1 Scene 2, where he utilises rhetorical questions
including, Why would that name [Caesar] be sounded more than yours? and sarcasm by referring Caesar as
Immortal , to undermine Caesar s authority as a ruler. However, while Brutus and the conspirators
successfully murder Caesar, Antony and Octavian emerge as the victors at the Battle at Philippi, suggesting
that ultimately Caesar s spirit and rule lives in the noblemen who support him. The recurring supernatural
imagery of Caesar s spirit in both Brutus tent prior to the battle in Act 4 Scene 3 and on the battlefield
conveyed by Brutus in Act 5 Scene 5, suggests that Caesar s spirit not only metaphorically perpetuates but
also literally appears in front of Brutus. The fact that the play is named after him despite his death early in
the play and not after Brutus, further enhances the idea that the distribution of power from the leader to his
noblemen allows the leader s rule to continue beyond his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Popular support and the distribution of power are two intertwining concepts that are prominent in Nicolo
Machiavelli s 16th century treatise, The Prince, and Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, of the same era.
While Machiavelli s treatise served to provide a practical guide to a reigning prince and Shakespeare s play
served to entertain an Elizabethan audience, both composers examine different perspectives of popular
support and the distribution of power.
The Prince similarly suggests that popular support is essential in achieving power, but prioritises the
importance of gaining support from the citizens over the support from nobles. Machiavelli critically
analyses the advantages and disadvantageous concerning monarchy and popular support ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Caesar s power is distributed amongst characters including Antony, Brutus and Octavian, and as such, his
own individual power is weakened, giving Brutus and the conspirators the opportunity to rebel against him.
Brutus power is conveyed in Cassius speech in Act 1 Scene 2, where he utilises rhetorical questions
including, Why would that name [Caesar] be sounded more than yours? and sarcasm by referring Caesar as
Immortal , to undermine Caesar s authority as a ruler. However, while Brutus and the conspirators
successfully murder Caesar, Antony and Octavian emerge as the victors at the Battle at Philippi, suggesting
that ultimately Caesar s spirit and rule lives in the noblemen who support him. The recurring supernatural
imagery of Caesar s spirit in both Brutus tent prior to the battle in Act 4 Scene 3 and on the battlefield
conveyed by Brutus in Act 5 Scene 5, suggests that Caesar s spirit not only metaphorically perpetuates but
also literally appears in front of Brutus. The fact that the play is named after him despite his death early in
the play and not after Brutus, further enhances the idea that the distribution of power from the leader to his
noblemen allows the leader s rule to continue beyond his
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Erectile Dysfunction ( Ed )
I have selected erectile dysfunction (ED) as my topic of discussion this week. ED is such a prevalent health
issue, there are so may myths regarding the issue. One of the most common myths that I think we may all
have heard of from our elderly patients I can get it up because I am just too old . I hope to further explore
this health issue and be able to provide knowledge information to our patients in the future. Below is a
helpful link that can assess how much we know about the facts of ED. I scored very low the first time
before exploring further marterials regarding the topic. Give it a try, and then read the information below
afterwards. http://www.webmd.com/erectile dysfunction/rm quiz erectile dysfunction ED is a very common
sexual dysfunction, is occurs in men. The chances of ED increase with age, however, it is not an
unavoidable part of aging. ED can be inability, inconsistent ability or able to maintain brief period of
erection that is firm enough for sexual intercourse (Arcangelo, 2013). ED can increase stress, decrease self
confidence and leads to relationship problems. It could be the initial signs and symptoms of other health
issues (Mayo Clinic, 2016). Causes and pathophysiology ED is any disruption during the sequence of
events: nerve impulses from the brain travel through the spinal column stimulate the muscles, veins, arteries
and fibrous tissues. The combination of physical and psychological put one at risk for ED (Arcangelo,
2013). Physical causes
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I have selected erectile dysfunction (ED) as my topic of discussion this week. ED is such a prevalent health
issue, there are so may myths regarding the issue. One of the most common myths that I think we may all
have heard of from our elderly patients I can get it up because I am just too old . I hope to further explore
this health issue and be able to provide knowledge information to our patients in the future. Below is a
helpful link that can assess how much we know about the facts of ED. I scored very low the first time
before exploring further marterials regarding the topic. Give it a try, and then read the information below
afterwards. http://www.webmd.com/erectile dysfunction/rm quiz erectile dysfunction ED is a very common
sexual dysfunction, is occurs in men. The chances of ED increase with age, however, it is not an
unavoidable part of aging. ED can be inability, inconsistent ability or able to maintain brief period of
erection that is firm enough for sexual intercourse (Arcangelo, 2013). ED can increase stress, decrease self
confidence and leads to relationship problems. It could be the initial signs and symptoms of other health
issues (Mayo Clinic, 2016). Causes and pathophysiology ED is any disruption during the sequence of
events: nerve impulses from the brain travel through the spinal column stimulate the muscles, veins, arteries
and fibrous tissues. The combination of physical and psychological put one at risk for ED (Arcangelo,
2013). Physical causes
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Feminism And The Feminist Movement Essay
The feminist movement came to fruition during the early 20th century. Over all, the push for women s
suffrage and rights was strong, but further enhanced by leaders like Alice Paul and Jane Addams. The idea
of equal rights for all was further scrutinized and contested after civil rights were granted to former slaves.
Women began to push for similar equality as illustrated through the feminist movement.
The feminist movement became very large and sprouted subsections, one being a subsection of feminism
known as social feminism. This branch of feminism was more interested in social rights and used suffrage
as a tool to obtain these rights. The question that arises from this idea of a more specific section of feminism
becomes: does social feminism qualify as feminism in its truest form? Does social feminism embody the
same ideas and morals of the feminist movement? In general, does social feminism count as feminism?
Some people question the validity of this brand of feminism. I believe this section of feminism qualifies as
feminism nonetheless. To examine this, we must first accurately define social feminism and feminism as a
whole, before we can actively compare them.
First, let us address the meaning of feminism as the overarching category, in which several specific
divisions of feminism fall. Feminism is an extremely simple concept to grasp, if one believes in equal
political, economic and social rights for men and women, then they can be classified as a
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The feminist movement came to fruition during the early 20th century. Over all, the push for women s
suffrage and rights was strong, but further enhanced by leaders like Alice Paul and Jane Addams. The idea
of equal rights for all was further scrutinized and contested after civil rights were granted to former slaves.
Women began to push for similar equality as illustrated through the feminist movement.
The feminist movement became very large and sprouted subsections, one being a subsection of feminism
known as social feminism. This branch of feminism was more interested in social rights and used suffrage
as a tool to obtain these rights. The question that arises from this idea of a more specific section of feminism
becomes: does social feminism qualify as feminism in its truest form? Does social feminism embody the
same ideas and morals of the feminist movement? In general, does social feminism count as feminism?
Some people question the validity of this brand of feminism. I believe this section of feminism qualifies as
feminism nonetheless. To examine this, we must first accurately define social feminism and feminism as a
whole, before we can actively compare them.
First, let us address the meaning of feminism as the overarching category, in which several specific
divisions of feminism fall. Feminism is an extremely simple concept to grasp, if one believes in equal
political, economic and social rights for men and women, then they can be classified as a
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Taking a Look at Pediatric Cancer
As established in the National Cancer Institute, Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide for children
and adolescents in America, accounting for more than 91,250 children that lose their lives to this disease
(National Cancer Institute). Cancer is not considered a terminal illness, but more of a chronic illness
because of the intense treatment that the individual has to endure. As a result of this treatment the chances
of survival for children suffering from pediatric cancer has increased around 80 percent. The increment in
the survival rate has made it possible for many parents to not have to go through the acceptance that they
are about to lose their child to a terminal illness, but have coping strategies that will make them adapt to the
fear of the reoccurrence of that illness. This illness has a great impact on the patient as well as the family
because not only do they have to adapt to this illness physically, but also mentally. Research has shown that
there are both short term and long term effects that come into effect when the child is both in treatment and
also years after the treatment. The type of cancers that these adolescents have to endure range from
leukemia, brain tumors and other cancerous tumors that have appeared in recent medical studies. These
tumors can either be benignant, an acute case that is non cancerous or malignant, a cancerous case that will
need intense treatment over an extended period of time.While many would say there is more of a
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As established in the National Cancer Institute, Cancer is the leading cause of death worldwide for children
and adolescents in America, accounting for more than 91,250 children that lose their lives to this disease
(National Cancer Institute). Cancer is not considered a terminal illness, but more of a chronic illness
because of the intense treatment that the individual has to endure. As a result of this treatment the chances
of survival for children suffering from pediatric cancer has increased around 80 percent. The increment in
the survival rate has made it possible for many parents to not have to go through the acceptance that they
are about to lose their child to a terminal illness, but have coping strategies that will make them adapt to the
fear of the reoccurrence of that illness. This illness has a great impact on the patient as well as the family
because not only do they have to adapt to this illness physically, but also mentally. Research has shown that
there are both short term and long term effects that come into effect when the child is both in treatment and
also years after the treatment. The type of cancers that these adolescents have to endure range from
leukemia, brain tumors and other cancerous tumors that have appeared in recent medical studies. These
tumors can either be benignant, an acute case that is non cancerous or malignant, a cancerous case that will
need intense treatment over an extended period of time.While many would say there is more of a
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How to Be Successful at Composting Essay example
How to Be Successful at Composting
As an avid gardener and as someone who is conscientious of my environment, I purchased a compost bin
several years ago. I have an abundance of yard and lawn clippings that I am not willing to dump into our
already stressed landfills. In turn, my efforts for composting benefit me greatly because I can use this
finished material to improve my soil texture, the soil s ability to hold water, and as a fertilizer.
Composting is a biological process for converting organic solid wastes into a stable humus like product.
Within a compost pile, microorganisms attack organic substance, breaking it down and producing rich
organic matter (Golueke,13). For this to occur, several things need to take place, two of ... Show more
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This can be done a number of ways. Most county agriculture departments will supply you with a soil test kit
or with a phone number to obtain a kit. There is also pH paper on the market along with a more elaborate
method known as compost extraction (Trautman).
When taking a measurement of the pH, it is important that several readings are taken because your compost
is unlikely to be homogenous. It may contain anything from sawdust and grass, to lettuce and coffee
grounds. If your pH reading is between 6 and 7.5, most plants will do well in this type of soil. If the pH is 6
or below, the soil is probably too acidic and you will need to add lime to the compost, such as ground chalk
or a limey clay (Sines,27). This solution can be said to contain more H+ ions than OH #8209; ions. Many
plants such as azaleas, hydrangeas and blueberries love this type of soil. If the soil has a pH above 6, it is
too alkaline and contains more OH #8209; ions than H+ ions. You will need to add brown material such as
pine needles or sawdust to counter act this condition (Golueke,83).
Carbon and Nitrogen (C/N) ratio is also an important element in composting. The ratio is used to give an
indication of the speed at which organic residues in the soil are likely to be decomposing. Carbon can be
considered the food, providing an energy source and a cellular building block. Some sources of carbon are
leaves, cornstalks and twigs. Nitrogen can be considered
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How to Be Successful at Composting
As an avid gardener and as someone who is conscientious of my environment, I purchased a compost bin
several years ago. I have an abundance of yard and lawn clippings that I am not willing to dump into our
already stressed landfills. In turn, my efforts for composting benefit me greatly because I can use this
finished material to improve my soil texture, the soil s ability to hold water, and as a fertilizer.
Composting is a biological process for converting organic solid wastes into a stable humus like product.
Within a compost pile, microorganisms attack organic substance, breaking it down and producing rich
organic matter (Golueke,13). For this to occur, several things need to take place, two of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can be done a number of ways. Most county agriculture departments will supply you with a soil test kit
or with a phone number to obtain a kit. There is also pH paper on the market along with a more elaborate
method known as compost extraction (Trautman).
When taking a measurement of the pH, it is important that several readings are taken because your compost
is unlikely to be homogenous. It may contain anything from sawdust and grass, to lettuce and coffee
grounds. If your pH reading is between 6 and 7.5, most plants will do well in this type of soil. If the pH is 6
or below, the soil is probably too acidic and you will need to add lime to the compost, such as ground chalk
or a limey clay (Sines,27). This solution can be said to contain more H+ ions than OH #8209; ions. Many
plants such as azaleas, hydrangeas and blueberries love this type of soil. If the soil has a pH above 6, it is
too alkaline and contains more OH #8209; ions than H+ ions. You will need to add brown material such as
pine needles or sawdust to counter act this condition (Golueke,83).
Carbon and Nitrogen (C/N) ratio is also an important element in composting. The ratio is used to give an
indication of the speed at which organic residues in the soil are likely to be decomposing. Carbon can be
considered the food, providing an energy source and a cellular building block. Some sources of carbon are
leaves, cornstalks and twigs. Nitrogen can be considered
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Use Of The Atomic Bomb
Decision to use the Atomic Bomb
By reece farnsworth
The article that I suport was the article supporting the use of the Atomic bomb. This article was written by
Michael Barnes. The first argument in the article was that it saved american lives. U.S. Army chief of staff
george marshall thought the americans would suffer 31,000 casualties in the first thirty days, while Admiral
Ernest King, Chief of naval operations, put them between 31,0000 and 41,000. Chester nimitz, whose staff
conducted their own study and estimated 49,000 U.S. casualties in the first 30 days, including 5,000 at sea
from kamikaze attacks.
Studies estimating the total U.S. casualties were equally varied and they were just as grim. One of the
studies from the joint chiefs ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The study was done by secretary of war stimson predicted five to ten million japanese fatalities. Their was
some support for the bomb even among some of the japanese. If the military had its way they would have
kept fighting the japanese until all 80 million japanese were dead. A japanese professor recalled that at wars
end, due to extreme food rationing he had weighed less that 90 pounds and could scarcely climb a flight of
stairs. He said he couldn t have survived another month. The atomic bomb saved him and many japanese.
Another concurrent argument supporting the use of the bomb is that its primary objective of shortening the
war. The bombs were dropped on August 6th and 9th. The next day the japanese requested a halting of the
war. The names of the two atomic bombs that they used were. Little boy the bomb used against hiroshima,
and the fat man bomb.
Arguments against the dropping of the atomic bomb included that according to the league of nations bombs
were allowed to be used but in non populated areas. The league of nations said the dropping of the atomic
bomb was illegal . Another argument against dropping the atomic bomb was that it was created for defense
only. According to the article ... even though the United states fought major was in Korea, vietnam,iraq, and
afghanistan, nuclear weapons were never again deployed. In other words not using them in those wars has
been an admission
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Decision to use the Atomic Bomb
By reece farnsworth
The article that I suport was the article supporting the use of the Atomic bomb. This article was written by
Michael Barnes. The first argument in the article was that it saved american lives. U.S. Army chief of staff
george marshall thought the americans would suffer 31,000 casualties in the first thirty days, while Admiral
Ernest King, Chief of naval operations, put them between 31,0000 and 41,000. Chester nimitz, whose staff
conducted their own study and estimated 49,000 U.S. casualties in the first 30 days, including 5,000 at sea
from kamikaze attacks.
Studies estimating the total U.S. casualties were equally varied and they were just as grim. One of the
studies from the joint chiefs ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The study was done by secretary of war stimson predicted five to ten million japanese fatalities. Their was
some support for the bomb even among some of the japanese. If the military had its way they would have
kept fighting the japanese until all 80 million japanese were dead. A japanese professor recalled that at wars
end, due to extreme food rationing he had weighed less that 90 pounds and could scarcely climb a flight of
stairs. He said he couldn t have survived another month. The atomic bomb saved him and many japanese.
Another concurrent argument supporting the use of the bomb is that its primary objective of shortening the
war. The bombs were dropped on August 6th and 9th. The next day the japanese requested a halting of the
war. The names of the two atomic bombs that they used were. Little boy the bomb used against hiroshima,
and the fat man bomb.
Arguments against the dropping of the atomic bomb included that according to the league of nations bombs
were allowed to be used but in non populated areas. The league of nations said the dropping of the atomic
bomb was illegal . Another argument against dropping the atomic bomb was that it was created for defense
only. According to the article ... even though the United states fought major was in Korea, vietnam,iraq, and
afghanistan, nuclear weapons were never again deployed. In other words not using them in those wars has
been an admission
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Analysis Of Harry Potter And Draco Malfoy
Working Title: Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy: Attraction Amongst Opposites Subject and Background The
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling has become the epitome of children s literature; with unique characters
leaving eternal memories for readers. Amongst these characters, Harry, a selfless, loyal, orphaned wizard
raised by a non magical family, and Draco Malfoy, a wealthy, arrogant, intimidator, create the major sources
of conflict throughout Rowling s series. This complex, yet captivating central conflict between Harry and
Draco throughout the series has allowed for millions of copies of books being sold worldwide. Based on the
fact that Harry and Draco have attempted to murder each other multiple times, readers most often assume
one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Adversely to the concept of an attraction between similar individuals, a common perception in society is
that opposite personalities and characteristics attract. In their study, Do People know what they Want: A
Similar or Complementary Partner , Pieternal Dijkstra and Dick Barelds establish that opposing personality
characteristics result in more spontaneous relationships. Furthermore, psychologists such as Christopher
Dryer and Leonard Horowitz introduce the idea that differences in dominance levels and personality allow
the best suited relationship to occur, in their study, When do opposites attract? Interpersonal
Complementarity Versus Similarity . Both writers claim that individuals that contrast in personalities
compensate for each other s lacking of characteristics possessed by the other. Knowledge Deficit The
majority of the studies that investigate the compatibility of opposite personalities base their data off of
concrete evidence, of behavioral interactions between individuals. However, these studies neglect the idea
of how personalities are shaped by past experiences and factors of upbringing such as family backgrounds.
Additionally, all studies were related to real life individuals, in comparison to fictional characters such as
those in Rowling s series. Originality My research paper will attempt to analyze the compatibility of
relationships between individuals with similar and opposite personalities, through a
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Working Title: Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy: Attraction Amongst Opposites Subject and Background The
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling has become the epitome of children s literature; with unique characters
leaving eternal memories for readers. Amongst these characters, Harry, a selfless, loyal, orphaned wizard
raised by a non magical family, and Draco Malfoy, a wealthy, arrogant, intimidator, create the major sources
of conflict throughout Rowling s series. This complex, yet captivating central conflict between Harry and
Draco throughout the series has allowed for millions of copies of books being sold worldwide. Based on the
fact that Harry and Draco have attempted to murder each other multiple times, readers most often assume
one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Adversely to the concept of an attraction between similar individuals, a common perception in society is
that opposite personalities and characteristics attract. In their study, Do People know what they Want: A
Similar or Complementary Partner , Pieternal Dijkstra and Dick Barelds establish that opposing personality
characteristics result in more spontaneous relationships. Furthermore, psychologists such as Christopher
Dryer and Leonard Horowitz introduce the idea that differences in dominance levels and personality allow
the best suited relationship to occur, in their study, When do opposites attract? Interpersonal
Complementarity Versus Similarity . Both writers claim that individuals that contrast in personalities
compensate for each other s lacking of characteristics possessed by the other. Knowledge Deficit The
majority of the studies that investigate the compatibility of opposite personalities base their data off of
concrete evidence, of behavioral interactions between individuals. However, these studies neglect the idea
of how personalities are shaped by past experiences and factors of upbringing such as family backgrounds.
Additionally, all studies were related to real life individuals, in comparison to fictional characters such as
those in Rowling s series. Originality My research paper will attempt to analyze the compatibility of
relationships between individuals with similar and opposite personalities, through a
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Lab Report On Algal Biomass
Algal biomass Chlorophyll a averaged 0.71µg/cm2 across all sites and sample periods and ranged from 0.03
to 3.42µg/cm2. Before the disturbance, Chl a at the SFD sites was lower at Dry Hollow (mean ±1SE; 0.21 ±
0.08 µg/cm2) than at Sis Hollow (1.11 ± 0.37 µg/cm2). Chl a values were similar between the IFD sites
[Point Remove and High Cedar (0.51 ± 0.26 µg/cm2 and 0.69 ± 0.37 respectively)]. They were higher at the
LFD site, Powerline, than at Low Cedar (1.84 ± 0.55 and 1.04 ± 0.33 µg/cm2 respectively). There were no
differences between control and impacted sites prior to the disturbance (Table 4). There were no statistically
significant 2 way rmANOVA interaction terms between the BA and CI factors for any of the flow duration
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Examination of the interaction between the BA and CI factors found no differences between the control site
and each of the impacted sites for either NO3 or SRP (Table 5; Figures 7 and 8, respectively). Fine organic
and inorganic sediments There was a trend of higher fine organic sediments at impacted sites than at the
control site, after 3 post disturbance sampling events, with the control having the lowest (17.87 ±
3.96g/m2), and site 3 having the highest (33.10 ± 10.05g/m2). These differences could not be statistically
tested due to issues with sample processing, which resulted in a loss all fine organic sediment data during
the first two sample periods. As with the fine organic sediments, fine inorganic sediments tended to be
lower at the control site than impacted sites and ranged from 275.63 ± 66.08g/m2 at the control site to
482.97 ± 111.32g/m2 at site 2. Again, these differences between the control site and impacted sites were not
statistically significant (P 0.05 for all pairings). Fine inorganic sediments did not differ between the control
site and the impacted sites prior to disturbance (Table 5). Additionally, there were no significant interactions
between the BA and CI factors for any of the pairings between the control site and impacted sites (Table 5;
Figure 9). Algal biomass Chlorophyll a measured across all sample periods was
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Algal biomass Chlorophyll a averaged 0.71µg/cm2 across all sites and sample periods and ranged from 0.03
to 3.42µg/cm2. Before the disturbance, Chl a at the SFD sites was lower at Dry Hollow (mean ±1SE; 0.21 ±
0.08 µg/cm2) than at Sis Hollow (1.11 ± 0.37 µg/cm2). Chl a values were similar between the IFD sites
[Point Remove and High Cedar (0.51 ± 0.26 µg/cm2 and 0.69 ± 0.37 respectively)]. They were higher at the
LFD site, Powerline, than at Low Cedar (1.84 ± 0.55 and 1.04 ± 0.33 µg/cm2 respectively). There were no
differences between control and impacted sites prior to the disturbance (Table 4). There were no statistically
significant 2 way rmANOVA interaction terms between the BA and CI factors for any of the flow duration
parings ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Examination of the interaction between the BA and CI factors found no differences between the control site
and each of the impacted sites for either NO3 or SRP (Table 5; Figures 7 and 8, respectively). Fine organic
and inorganic sediments There was a trend of higher fine organic sediments at impacted sites than at the
control site, after 3 post disturbance sampling events, with the control having the lowest (17.87 ±
3.96g/m2), and site 3 having the highest (33.10 ± 10.05g/m2). These differences could not be statistically
tested due to issues with sample processing, which resulted in a loss all fine organic sediment data during
the first two sample periods. As with the fine organic sediments, fine inorganic sediments tended to be
lower at the control site than impacted sites and ranged from 275.63 ± 66.08g/m2 at the control site to
482.97 ± 111.32g/m2 at site 2. Again, these differences between the control site and impacted sites were not
statistically significant (P 0.05 for all pairings). Fine inorganic sediments did not differ between the control
site and the impacted sites prior to disturbance (Table 5). Additionally, there were no significant interactions
between the BA and CI factors for any of the pairings between the control site and impacted sites (Table 5;
Figure 9). Algal biomass Chlorophyll a measured across all sample periods was
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Wisconsin Fast Plants Grow Experiment
In this experiment we are testing the effect of fertilizer on the speed of plant growth. We prepared a 4 quad
cell, 1 control group and 3 experimental groups. So, we had one with no fertilizer, one with three seeds of
fertilizer, one with six seeds of fertilizer, and lastly, one with nine seeds of fertilizer. The plants that we
grew were called Wisconsin Fast Plants, members of the crucifer family. These plants are small and easy to
grow, but for optimal growth they require continuous fertilizer, water, fluorescent light, and temperature
between 18 degrees Celsius and 26 degrees Celsius 24 hours a day. Fertilizers are substances that are put
into soils to increase the growth of the plant. There are two different types of fertilizers, synthetic ... Show
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Beforehand, I believed that, if fertilizer speeds the growth of plants, then the 9 pellets of fertilizer were
going to make the biggest plant the fastest. I thought this because it would have the most fertilizer and if
fertilizer speeds up the growth of plants then 9 must speed it up the most. However, I was not completely
right with my initial prediction. My personal data came to the conclusion that the 3 pellets made the plant
grow the fastest but in the class data by the end the average data showed that 9 pellets showed the most
growth. This experiment was set up as four different plant seeds in four different quadrants. Each of the four
quadrants had a different amount of fertilizer. We watered them and planted them in soil then every week
we checked in on our plants. We measured the size if the plants and then recorded it and put them back
under the fluorescent light. Then everyone recorded their data and we watched the class data on average,
then the last day we measured the mass of the plants and found the class data. So although my prediction of
9 pellets of fertilizer creating the most growth was true in the class data, it was not true in my individual
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In this experiment we are testing the effect of fertilizer on the speed of plant growth. We prepared a 4 quad
cell, 1 control group and 3 experimental groups. So, we had one with no fertilizer, one with three seeds of
fertilizer, one with six seeds of fertilizer, and lastly, one with nine seeds of fertilizer. The plants that we
grew were called Wisconsin Fast Plants, members of the crucifer family. These plants are small and easy to
grow, but for optimal growth they require continuous fertilizer, water, fluorescent light, and temperature
between 18 degrees Celsius and 26 degrees Celsius 24 hours a day. Fertilizers are substances that are put
into soils to increase the growth of the plant. There are two different types of fertilizers, synthetic ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beforehand, I believed that, if fertilizer speeds the growth of plants, then the 9 pellets of fertilizer were
going to make the biggest plant the fastest. I thought this because it would have the most fertilizer and if
fertilizer speeds up the growth of plants then 9 must speed it up the most. However, I was not completely
right with my initial prediction. My personal data came to the conclusion that the 3 pellets made the plant
grow the fastest but in the class data by the end the average data showed that 9 pellets showed the most
growth. This experiment was set up as four different plant seeds in four different quadrants. Each of the four
quadrants had a different amount of fertilizer. We watered them and planted them in soil then every week
we checked in on our plants. We measured the size if the plants and then recorded it and put them back
under the fluorescent light. Then everyone recorded their data and we watched the class data on average,
then the last day we measured the mass of the plants and found the class data. So although my prediction of
9 pellets of fertilizer creating the most growth was true in the class data, it was not true in my individual
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The Pros And Cons Of Stress
Stress is a major part of everyday life, it is defined as a response to a threat or pressure. Stress is caused by
stressors, which are physical or psychological demands to which an individual responds. A reaction or
response to a stressor is called strain (Landy Conte, 2016, p. 372). Whether it be physical or psychological
stress, sound mental and body health are crucial when it comes to performing job functions safely,
efficiently, and effectively. Increased levels of stress can often lead to mental health and psychical disorders
at the expense of the worker. This very reason is why it must be studied, resolved, and prevented in the
workplace when possible. Beginning with an assembly line worker, common stressors related to this
position can include physical stressors such as repetitive actions, heavy lifting, and persistent standing, or
psychological stress concerns with autonomy and lack of control. There is concerns that doing repetitive
motions and tasks can lead to musculoskeletal disorders, such as repetitive strain injuries. OSHA has stated
this including the mention of performing same or similar tasks repetitively. Exposure to these known risk
factors for MSDs increases a worker s risk of injury ( Ergonomics , 2017). Heavy lifting and persistent
standing can contribute significantly to physical stress. Standing for long periods of time in the same
position, as most assembly line workers do, can lead to circulatory issues as well has fatigue and muscle
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Stress is a major part of everyday life, it is defined as a response to a threat or pressure. Stress is caused by
stressors, which are physical or psychological demands to which an individual responds. A reaction or
response to a stressor is called strain (Landy Conte, 2016, p. 372). Whether it be physical or psychological
stress, sound mental and body health are crucial when it comes to performing job functions safely,
efficiently, and effectively. Increased levels of stress can often lead to mental health and psychical disorders
at the expense of the worker. This very reason is why it must be studied, resolved, and prevented in the
workplace when possible. Beginning with an assembly line worker, common stressors related to this
position can include physical stressors such as repetitive actions, heavy lifting, and persistent standing, or
psychological stress concerns with autonomy and lack of control. There is concerns that doing repetitive
motions and tasks can lead to musculoskeletal disorders, such as repetitive strain injuries. OSHA has stated
this including the mention of performing same or similar tasks repetitively. Exposure to these known risk
factors for MSDs increases a worker s risk of injury ( Ergonomics , 2017). Heavy lifting and persistent
standing can contribute significantly to physical stress. Standing for long periods of time in the same
position, as most assembly line workers do, can lead to circulatory issues as well has fatigue and muscle
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Fourth Crusade Significance
The Fourth Crusade is the most important of all the crusades as it was the final act of both the Eastern
Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church. The Fourth Crusade was originally organized to take
over Muslim controlled Jerusalem, by invading through Egypt. During 1203 and 1204, Fourth crusade was
divided from its intended destination of Egypt to first the Christian city of Zara and then to the Byzantine
capital of Constantinople. The crusaders established the short lived Latin Empire and other Latin states in
the Byzantine lands they conquered. Boniface, the Marquis of Montferrat and the head of the Crusade
seems to be the best figure to start with, not because of his power over the leaders but also because of his
antagonism against Constantinople before the Fourth Crusade. Some people are trying to ... Show more
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He had himself agreed to join the Fourth Crusade. Many of the Crusaders were against to attack Zara, and
others, including a force by the elder Simon de Montfort, which refused to be altogether and returned home.
The Muslim sultan, Ayyubid Sultan Saladin Had taken over most of the Frankish, and the Latin Kingdom of
Jerusalem, includes the ancient city itself, in 1187. So, the most important factors or parts of the Fourth
Crusade is when it broke apart from its original destination to go to Constantinople, which was already
Christian Territory. Also, how the Papal church allowed such a monstrosity such as the Crusades to happen,
knowing and becoming fully aware that whatever sins their soldiers committed, would be passed along to
them as the soldier were not aware that the Church could absolve all their sins, the Church has absolute
authority and could not be questioned. And last but not least, who was actually to blame for diverting the
Crusade forces towards Constantinople. As it seemed that it had no ends to a mean nor any benefit but harm
towards the Church, it even succeeded in the decline of Christianity near the
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The Fourth Crusade is the most important of all the crusades as it was the final act of both the Eastern
Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church. The Fourth Crusade was originally organized to take
over Muslim controlled Jerusalem, by invading through Egypt. During 1203 and 1204, Fourth crusade was
divided from its intended destination of Egypt to first the Christian city of Zara and then to the Byzantine
capital of Constantinople. The crusaders established the short lived Latin Empire and other Latin states in
the Byzantine lands they conquered. Boniface, the Marquis of Montferrat and the head of the Crusade
seems to be the best figure to start with, not because of his power over the leaders but also because of his
antagonism against Constantinople before the Fourth Crusade. Some people are trying to ... Show more
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He had himself agreed to join the Fourth Crusade. Many of the Crusaders were against to attack Zara, and
others, including a force by the elder Simon de Montfort, which refused to be altogether and returned home.
The Muslim sultan, Ayyubid Sultan Saladin Had taken over most of the Frankish, and the Latin Kingdom of
Jerusalem, includes the ancient city itself, in 1187. So, the most important factors or parts of the Fourth
Crusade is when it broke apart from its original destination to go to Constantinople, which was already
Christian Territory. Also, how the Papal church allowed such a monstrosity such as the Crusades to happen,
knowing and becoming fully aware that whatever sins their soldiers committed, would be passed along to
them as the soldier were not aware that the Church could absolve all their sins, the Church has absolute
authority and could not be questioned. And last but not least, who was actually to blame for diverting the
Crusade forces towards Constantinople. As it seemed that it had no ends to a mean nor any benefit but harm
towards the Church, it even succeeded in the decline of Christianity near the
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Prenatal Development Observation
On October 5, 2016, our Life Span Development class had the opportunity to observe the physical,
cognitive, and social development of Lewis, a four month old male infant. The observation was conducted
at Dordt College in room 1143 and the infant s parent consented to participate in the live observation. Other
members of Lewis family include his father, Tom, his mother, Ruth, and his two older siblings who are five
years old and three years old. Overall, Lewis was Ruth s third delivery, so she had a great understanding of
the prenatal development stage and the hardships that come along with properly caring for a newborn. Ruth
and her husband view each of their children as individual blessings from God, and Lewis own journey and
development ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Santrock s (2014) textbook, Swiss child psychologist Jean Piaget explains many different aspects of his
theory of cognitive development. Some aspects that build Piaget s theory include object permanence,
assimilation, and accommodation. Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist
even when they cannot be seen, heard, or touched (Santrock, 2014, p.94). Lewis did not demonstrate object
permanence when he was shown a toy and the toy was covered up. He continued to look around the room
and acted as if nothing was in front of him, thereby failing the object permanence test. Lewis demonstrated
Piaget s assimilation, which is when children use their existing schemes to deal with new information or
experiences (Santrock, 2014, p.93). Lewis repeatedly kept putting new objects into his mouth, thereby
demonstrating his existing scheme to deal with new objects within his
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On October 5, 2016, our Life Span Development class had the opportunity to observe the physical,
cognitive, and social development of Lewis, a four month old male infant. The observation was conducted
at Dordt College in room 1143 and the infant s parent consented to participate in the live observation. Other
members of Lewis family include his father, Tom, his mother, Ruth, and his two older siblings who are five
years old and three years old. Overall, Lewis was Ruth s third delivery, so she had a great understanding of
the prenatal development stage and the hardships that come along with properly caring for a newborn. Ruth
and her husband view each of their children as individual blessings from God, and Lewis own journey and
development ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Santrock s (2014) textbook, Swiss child psychologist Jean Piaget explains many different aspects of his
theory of cognitive development. Some aspects that build Piaget s theory include object permanence,
assimilation, and accommodation. Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist
even when they cannot be seen, heard, or touched (Santrock, 2014, p.94). Lewis did not demonstrate object
permanence when he was shown a toy and the toy was covered up. He continued to look around the room
and acted as if nothing was in front of him, thereby failing the object permanence test. Lewis demonstrated
Piaget s assimilation, which is when children use their existing schemes to deal with new information or
experiences (Santrock, 2014, p.93). Lewis repeatedly kept putting new objects into his mouth, thereby
demonstrating his existing scheme to deal with new objects within his
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Patch-Matrix Model
Figure 1: Structure Map divides the Study Area into six landscape units based on the Patch Corridor Matrix
Model; Low Density Urban, Commercial Industrial, Vegetation, Cleared Open Space, Natural Corridors and
Traffic Corridors. Viewed together, these discrete units form a relatively coarse grained and high contrast
landscape. The largest unit, Low Density Urban development, constitutes approximately 50% of the Study
Area and forms the background matrix of the landscape. This development is relatively homogenous with
an even distribution, and is typical of residential suburbs in the Brisbane region. The three patch types:
Commercial Industrial, Vegetation and Cleared Open Space each make up approximately 15% of the Study
Area. Again, these
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Figure 1: Structure Map divides the Study Area into six landscape units based on the Patch Corridor Matrix
Model; Low Density Urban, Commercial Industrial, Vegetation, Cleared Open Space, Natural Corridors and
Traffic Corridors. Viewed together, these discrete units form a relatively coarse grained and high contrast
landscape. The largest unit, Low Density Urban development, constitutes approximately 50% of the Study
Area and forms the background matrix of the landscape. This development is relatively homogenous with
an even distribution, and is typical of residential suburbs in the Brisbane region. The three patch types:
Commercial Industrial, Vegetation and Cleared Open Space each make up approximately 15% of the Study
Area. Again, these
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Dental Implants Benefits
4 Benefits of Dental Implants
Why dental implants are the first choice over other options to restore missing or damaged teeth.
If you were to ask a group of men and women what the #1 thing is they would change about their look, have
any idea what they would say?
Hair? Nope ...
Clothes? Nuh uh ...
The car they drive? Not even close ...
An exhaustive survey of nearly 5,500 unattached adults ages 21 and older found that to be the case, with
nearly 60 percent of men saying they care most about good teeth in a potential date compared to a
staggering 71 percent of women who ranked teeth as most important , Match.com.
It is true that not much has changed in how society perceives a person s physical appearance, which makes
perfect sense since great ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other alternatives can interfere with daily activities such as eating, speaking and smiling and ca lead to
bone deterioration.
Dental Implants Have Long Term Success
Traditional dental bridges only have a life span of about 5 to 7 years before having to be replaced, and with
proper care they can last more than 10 years. Even though dental implants may require periodic
adjustments, if they are properly cared for and placed, they can last a lifetime.
Improves Your Appearance
If you have missing teeth or dentures you may have noticed that parts of your face, namely your cheeks
have started appearing sunken in. This can happen when you have a missing tooth and there is inadequate
stimulation to the bone without the tooth root and the jawbone begins to deteriorate. Unfortunately, people
that suffer from this can sometimes look years older than they really are.
With dental implant posts, the stimulation your mouth and jawbone needs is provided in order to keep your
face looking full and youthful. Teeth restored with dental implants are teeth that let you, not your teeth, lead
your
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4 Benefits of Dental Implants
Why dental implants are the first choice over other options to restore missing or damaged teeth.
If you were to ask a group of men and women what the #1 thing is they would change about their look, have
any idea what they would say?
Hair? Nope ...
Clothes? Nuh uh ...
The car they drive? Not even close ...
An exhaustive survey of nearly 5,500 unattached adults ages 21 and older found that to be the case, with
nearly 60 percent of men saying they care most about good teeth in a potential date compared to a
staggering 71 percent of women who ranked teeth as most important , Match.com.
It is true that not much has changed in how society perceives a person s physical appearance, which makes
perfect sense since great ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other alternatives can interfere with daily activities such as eating, speaking and smiling and ca lead to
bone deterioration.
Dental Implants Have Long Term Success
Traditional dental bridges only have a life span of about 5 to 7 years before having to be replaced, and with
proper care they can last more than 10 years. Even though dental implants may require periodic
adjustments, if they are properly cared for and placed, they can last a lifetime.
Improves Your Appearance
If you have missing teeth or dentures you may have noticed that parts of your face, namely your cheeks
have started appearing sunken in. This can happen when you have a missing tooth and there is inadequate
stimulation to the bone without the tooth root and the jawbone begins to deteriorate. Unfortunately, people
that suffer from this can sometimes look years older than they really are.
With dental implant posts, the stimulation your mouth and jawbone needs is provided in order to keep your
face looking full and youthful. Teeth restored with dental implants are teeth that let you, not your teeth, lead
your
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Love in Lolita
Some critics read Vladimir Nabokov s Lolita as a story of Humbert s unrequited love for the title character;
others consider it a record of the rant ings of a mad pedophile, with, as Humbert himself admits, a fancy
prose style. Nabokov s innovative construction, in fact, highlights both of these aspects as it reinforces and
helps develop the novel s main theme: the relationship between art and experience. By allowing Humbert to
narrate the details of his life with Lolita, Nabokov illustrates the difficulties inherent in an attempt to order
experience through art. As he tries to project an ideal vision of his relationship with Lolita, Humbert
manipulates readers responses to him in order to gain sympathy and to effect a suspension of ... Show more
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My Lohta had a way of raising her bent left knee at the ample and springy start of the service cycle when
there would develop and hang in the sun for a second a vital web of balance between toed foot, pristine
armpit, burnished arm and far back flung racket, as she smiled up with gleaming teeth at the small globe
suspended so high in the zenith of the powerful and graceful cosmos she had created for the express
purpose of falling upon it with a clan resounding crack of her golden whip.
Humbert illustrates the depths of his feeling for her when he admits that in his assessment of their life
together, everything gets mixed up with the exquisite stainless tenderness seeping through the musk and the
mud, through the dirt and the death, Oh God, oh God And what is most singular is that she, this Lolita, my
Lolita, has individualized the writer s ancient lust, so that above and over everything there is Lolita.
The wit and humor Humbert invests in his artistic reconstruction of his past further gain readers sympathy
and restrict their efforts to judge him. New Yorker contributor Donald Malcolm observes, an artful
modulation of lyricism and jocularity quickly seduces the reader into something very like willing
complicity. The memoir contains several examples of Humbert s verbal brilliance and quick wit, but the
most inventive occurs at the end during his comic scene with Clare Quilty, presented as Humbert s evil
twin. In their death struggle, which
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Some critics read Vladimir Nabokov s Lolita as a story of Humbert s unrequited love for the title character;
others consider it a record of the rant ings of a mad pedophile, with, as Humbert himself admits, a fancy
prose style. Nabokov s innovative construction, in fact, highlights both of these aspects as it reinforces and
helps develop the novel s main theme: the relationship between art and experience. By allowing Humbert to
narrate the details of his life with Lolita, Nabokov illustrates the difficulties inherent in an attempt to order
experience through art. As he tries to project an ideal vision of his relationship with Lolita, Humbert
manipulates readers responses to him in order to gain sympathy and to effect a suspension of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
My Lohta had a way of raising her bent left knee at the ample and springy start of the service cycle when
there would develop and hang in the sun for a second a vital web of balance between toed foot, pristine
armpit, burnished arm and far back flung racket, as she smiled up with gleaming teeth at the small globe
suspended so high in the zenith of the powerful and graceful cosmos she had created for the express
purpose of falling upon it with a clan resounding crack of her golden whip.
Humbert illustrates the depths of his feeling for her when he admits that in his assessment of their life
together, everything gets mixed up with the exquisite stainless tenderness seeping through the musk and the
mud, through the dirt and the death, Oh God, oh God And what is most singular is that she, this Lolita, my
Lolita, has individualized the writer s ancient lust, so that above and over everything there is Lolita.
The wit and humor Humbert invests in his artistic reconstruction of his past further gain readers sympathy
and restrict their efforts to judge him. New Yorker contributor Donald Malcolm observes, an artful
modulation of lyricism and jocularity quickly seduces the reader into something very like willing
complicity. The memoir contains several examples of Humbert s verbal brilliance and quick wit, but the
most inventive occurs at the end during his comic scene with Clare Quilty, presented as Humbert s evil
twin. In their death struggle, which
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How The Edo Period Affected Western Art
Kento Kariya
Art 204
Paper 2
11/30/14
Japanese art in the Edo period and the effects on western art
In this essay I will talk about Japanese art mainly in the Edo period and it s development and what
influenced it and how these art pieces affected the western art.
Before we start talking about the edo period let s look at the period before it, the Azuchi Momoyama Period.
Azuchi Momoyama period started Oda Nobunaga captures the capture Kyoto and kicks out the previous
rules the Ashikaga shogunate in 1573. Using his power and new technology of the Arquebus which is early
muzzle loaded firearms that came in from portugal he can very close to complete rule over Japan when he
was attack by one of his own generals, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The chonin were more educated the the people from prior periods because of peace and economic stability
made parents to focus on education their children. The increase in education made it so that they can enjoy
art better and helped art become more popular.
Ukiyo e (woodblock painting) became popular in the late 17th century because the increase in demand do to
the chonin class and with the technology to paint they were able to mass produce art pieces. One of the most
famous one of these that many people have probably seen before is The Great Wave off Kanagawa by
Katsushika Hokusai. This piece is the first of Hokusai s series Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji and his most
well known and recognized art work in the world. It is a picture of boats going up against a huge wave with
Mount Fuji in the
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Kento Kariya
Art 204
Paper 2
11/30/14
Japanese art in the Edo period and the effects on western art
In this essay I will talk about Japanese art mainly in the Edo period and it s development and what
influenced it and how these art pieces affected the western art.
Before we start talking about the edo period let s look at the period before it, the Azuchi Momoyama Period.
Azuchi Momoyama period started Oda Nobunaga captures the capture Kyoto and kicks out the previous
rules the Ashikaga shogunate in 1573. Using his power and new technology of the Arquebus which is early
muzzle loaded firearms that came in from portugal he can very close to complete rule over Japan when he
was attack by one of his own generals, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The chonin were more educated the the people from prior periods because of peace and economic stability
made parents to focus on education their children. The increase in education made it so that they can enjoy
art better and helped art become more popular.
Ukiyo e (woodblock painting) became popular in the late 17th century because the increase in demand do to
the chonin class and with the technology to paint they were able to mass produce art pieces. One of the most
famous one of these that many people have probably seen before is The Great Wave off Kanagawa by
Katsushika Hokusai. This piece is the first of Hokusai s series Thirty six Views of Mount Fuji and his most
well known and recognized art work in the world. It is a picture of boats going up against a huge wave with
Mount Fuji in the
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Muhammad Ali Influence
As Muhammad Ali once stated, Don t count the days; make the days count ( Boxing in the 1960s. ).
Looking back on his life, that is exactly what he did throughout his life. During his lifetime, he impacted
many and also made countless statements that still ring true today. His impact on the outlook of the Vietnam
War was influential for many, and it motivated others to push for civil rights like he did. A lot of fellow
activists approved of his actions, while others were very against what he believed in. Clearly, Muhammad
Ali, otherwise known as Cassius Clay, was a controversial topic during the Vietnam War.
Muhammad Ali, born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, was originally given the name Cassius
Clay by his parents. When he was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although his extreme fear of heights and flying almost prevented him from making it there, his trainer
helped ease some of his stress and anxiety, making the trip possible ( Muhammad Ali. St. James
Encyclopedia of Popular Culture). He entered as a light heavyweight boxer for the United States.
Dominating all of his opponents leading up to the championship match, Clay was riding high. Soon after
learning whom he would face in the final match, he knew that he would be the next gold medalist. With a
runaway win, Cassius Clay triumphed in his defeat over Polish coffeehouse owner, Zbigniew Pietrzykowski
(Gewen). As an 18 year old, Cassius Clay was a gold medalist in the 1960 Rome Olympics. After returning
home, Clay signed contracts with ten different millionaire companies in Kentucky. The Louisville
Sponsoring Group provided all of these companies to support Cassius Clay s winning career. This company
hired retired boxer, Archie Moore, to train him, but Clay did not approve of this and hired his own personal
trainer and manager, Angelo Dundee. Over the next four years, he fought in nineteen professional fights and
won them all ( Muhammad Ali. Notable Black American
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As Muhammad Ali once stated, Don t count the days; make the days count ( Boxing in the 1960s. ).
Looking back on his life, that is exactly what he did throughout his life. During his lifetime, he impacted
many and also made countless statements that still ring true today. His impact on the outlook of the Vietnam
War was influential for many, and it motivated others to push for civil rights like he did. A lot of fellow
activists approved of his actions, while others were very against what he believed in. Clearly, Muhammad
Ali, otherwise known as Cassius Clay, was a controversial topic during the Vietnam War.
Muhammad Ali, born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, was originally given the name Cassius
Clay by his parents. When he was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although his extreme fear of heights and flying almost prevented him from making it there, his trainer
helped ease some of his stress and anxiety, making the trip possible ( Muhammad Ali. St. James
Encyclopedia of Popular Culture). He entered as a light heavyweight boxer for the United States.
Dominating all of his opponents leading up to the championship match, Clay was riding high. Soon after
learning whom he would face in the final match, he knew that he would be the next gold medalist. With a
runaway win, Cassius Clay triumphed in his defeat over Polish coffeehouse owner, Zbigniew Pietrzykowski
(Gewen). As an 18 year old, Cassius Clay was a gold medalist in the 1960 Rome Olympics. After returning
home, Clay signed contracts with ten different millionaire companies in Kentucky. The Louisville
Sponsoring Group provided all of these companies to support Cassius Clay s winning career. This company
hired retired boxer, Archie Moore, to train him, but Clay did not approve of this and hired his own personal
trainer and manager, Angelo Dundee. Over the next four years, he fought in nineteen professional fights and
won them all ( Muhammad Ali. Notable Black American
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Netherland Geography
When most people think of the Netherlands what comes to mind are bland dresses with wooden shoes,
fields of tulips, windmills of all shapes, and the bordering North Sea with hundreds of canals flowing in and
out of the country. Contrary to what most people would believe, Dutch history is dynamic, dramatic, and in
some stages even exciting. With no real solidified date of origin, it is common knowledge that the country
thrived off seaports that bordered the western coasts. Formerly joined with what we now know as Belgium,
the Netherlands was once a fruitful nation in seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, being home to many
anglers, ship builders, and sea traders. Although it was home to many of these people experiencing wealth,
this also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Low rolling hills are concentrated in the centrum, and in the extreme south, you run into the Ardennes
Mountains. Vaalserberg is the highest point of the Netherlands reaching three hundred and twenty two
meters or one thousand fifty three feet (Netherlands Geography, September 29, 2015). For thousands of
years the Dutch people have struggled with the sea flooding their lands and taking tens of thousands from
the population. Faced with an on going threat that repeated itself many times of the course of the country s
history, the Dutch developed ways to combat this. Dutchman built raised farmlands and villages with
polders and countless amounts of windmills to try to remove water from the areas below sea level. In the
nineteen thirties, the Dutch built a dike, the Afsluitdiijk, to aid in warding off the sea from flooding their
lands (Netherlands Geography, September 29, 2015). Over the next twenty years, this provided a means to
help aid in combating the floods but in nineteen fifty three, the sea struck again. High waters claimed
innocent lives and raised more questions on how to combat their lengthy coasts effectively. The Dutch had
taken enough tolls from the sea and came up a resolution that is running to this day. Delta Works is a
massive chain of flood protection structures consisting of thirteen dams, including barriers, sluices, locks,
dikes and levees,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When most people think of the Netherlands what comes to mind are bland dresses with wooden shoes,
fields of tulips, windmills of all shapes, and the bordering North Sea with hundreds of canals flowing in and
out of the country. Contrary to what most people would believe, Dutch history is dynamic, dramatic, and in
some stages even exciting. With no real solidified date of origin, it is common knowledge that the country
thrived off seaports that bordered the western coasts. Formerly joined with what we now know as Belgium,
the Netherlands was once a fruitful nation in seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, being home to many
anglers, ship builders, and sea traders. Although it was home to many of these people experiencing wealth,
this also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Low rolling hills are concentrated in the centrum, and in the extreme south, you run into the Ardennes
Mountains. Vaalserberg is the highest point of the Netherlands reaching three hundred and twenty two
meters or one thousand fifty three feet (Netherlands Geography, September 29, 2015). For thousands of
years the Dutch people have struggled with the sea flooding their lands and taking tens of thousands from
the population. Faced with an on going threat that repeated itself many times of the course of the country s
history, the Dutch developed ways to combat this. Dutchman built raised farmlands and villages with
polders and countless amounts of windmills to try to remove water from the areas below sea level. In the
nineteen thirties, the Dutch built a dike, the Afsluitdiijk, to aid in warding off the sea from flooding their
lands (Netherlands Geography, September 29, 2015). Over the next twenty years, this provided a means to
help aid in combating the floods but in nineteen fifty three, the sea struck again. High waters claimed
innocent lives and raised more questions on how to combat their lengthy coasts effectively. The Dutch had
taken enough tolls from the sea and came up a resolution that is running to this day. Delta Works is a
massive chain of flood protection structures consisting of thirteen dams, including barriers, sluices, locks,
dikes and levees,
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Social Injustice In Hidden Intellectualism By Colin...
There is no question that American culture has evolved over the years. Many citizens have become far more
liberal than others, but it has become widely apparent that strong cultural differences are still a point of
debate. The idea is that every citizen possesses the same equal rights, yet in Colin Kaepernick and the
question of who gets to be called a Patriot , Wesley Morris portrays how Kaepernick calls attention to social
injustice in a televised national sport. In addition, in Hidden Intellectualism Gerald Graff demonstrates a
lack of guidance that enhances new ideas provided by the educational systems in the nation, by focusing
solely on purely academic issues. Both argue the insufficiency of schooling and widespread social
inequality ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only problem seems to be that somehow American society seems to divide people into groups. There
are groups such as the activist and passive; authors like Graff and Morris are those who are in the activist
group. The research done by both authors portrayed what they see around them and their personal
experiences. Graff expresses his opinion about how citizens intellectualism without an academic
background is not seen nor given the same opportunity as to someone with an academic standpoint through
his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is no question that American culture has evolved over the years. Many citizens have become far more
liberal than others, but it has become widely apparent that strong cultural differences are still a point of
debate. The idea is that every citizen possesses the same equal rights, yet in Colin Kaepernick and the
question of who gets to be called a Patriot , Wesley Morris portrays how Kaepernick calls attention to social
injustice in a televised national sport. In addition, in Hidden Intellectualism Gerald Graff demonstrates a
lack of guidance that enhances new ideas provided by the educational systems in the nation, by focusing
solely on purely academic issues. Both argue the insufficiency of schooling and widespread social
inequality ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only problem seems to be that somehow American society seems to divide people into groups. There
are groups such as the activist and passive; authors like Graff and Morris are those who are in the activist
group. The research done by both authors portrayed what they see around them and their personal
experiences. Graff expresses his opinion about how citizens intellectualism without an academic
background is not seen nor given the same opportunity as to someone with an academic standpoint through
his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Knowledge Management Essay
Tata Consultancy Services (India) Case study
Name: Ayesh Perera
Student id: s0223566
Assessment: Assessment 2_Case Study Essay Course: Case study Knowledge Management Foundations
Course no: COIT13233
Lecturer: Santoso Wibowo
Due date: Week 10 Thursday (09 May 2013)
Abstract
The purpose of this essay is to answer the questions from the Tata Consultancy Services (India) case study
on pages 253 255 of Jashapara (2011)
The discussion includes advice regarding a strategic alliance with Cisco. Two of the key elements of this
case study which are discussed are describing the current weaknesses in Tata Consultancy Services with an
approach to knowledge management and the improvements that are made to eliminate these ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
(http://www.businessdictionary.com)
It is a preparation between two companies that have decided to share resources to undertake a specific,
mutually beneficial project. A strategic alliance is less involved and less permanent than a joint venture, in
which two companies typically pool resources to create a separate business entity. In a strategic alliance,
each company maintains its autonomy while gaining a new opportunity. A strategic alliance could help a
company develop a more effective process, expand into a new market or develop an advantage over a
competitor, among other possibilities. (http://www.investopedia.com)
Investopedia explains Strategic Alliance
For example, an oil and natural gas company might form a strategic alliance with a research laboratory to
develop more commercially viable recovery processes. A clothing retailer might form a strategic alliance
with a single clothing manufacturer to ensure consistent quality and sizing. A major website could form a
strategic alliance with an analytics company to improve its marketing efforts.
(http://www.investopedia.com)
Knowledge Management can make a significant difference between ongoing or successful ventures of any
organization in a world of accelerating change. Knowledge Management provides the ability to connect and
cooperate complex ideas efficiently and can be beneficial even to expand when using strategic alliances. To
make Knowledge Management work in an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tata Consultancy Services (India) Case study
Name: Ayesh Perera
Student id: s0223566
Assessment: Assessment 2_Case Study Essay Course: Case study Knowledge Management Foundations
Course no: COIT13233
Lecturer: Santoso Wibowo
Due date: Week 10 Thursday (09 May 2013)
Abstract
The purpose of this essay is to answer the questions from the Tata Consultancy Services (India) case study
on pages 253 255 of Jashapara (2011)
The discussion includes advice regarding a strategic alliance with Cisco. Two of the key elements of this
case study which are discussed are describing the current weaknesses in Tata Consultancy Services with an
approach to knowledge management and the improvements that are made to eliminate these ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
(http://www.businessdictionary.com)
It is a preparation between two companies that have decided to share resources to undertake a specific,
mutually beneficial project. A strategic alliance is less involved and less permanent than a joint venture, in
which two companies typically pool resources to create a separate business entity. In a strategic alliance,
each company maintains its autonomy while gaining a new opportunity. A strategic alliance could help a
company develop a more effective process, expand into a new market or develop an advantage over a
competitor, among other possibilities. (http://www.investopedia.com)
Investopedia explains Strategic Alliance
For example, an oil and natural gas company might form a strategic alliance with a research laboratory to
develop more commercially viable recovery processes. A clothing retailer might form a strategic alliance
with a single clothing manufacturer to ensure consistent quality and sizing. A major website could form a
strategic alliance with an analytics company to improve its marketing efforts.
(http://www.investopedia.com)
Knowledge Management can make a significant difference between ongoing or successful ventures of any
organization in a world of accelerating change. Knowledge Management provides the ability to connect and
cooperate complex ideas efficiently and can be beneficial even to expand when using strategic alliances. To
make Knowledge Management work in an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Features Selection Algorithm For Selecting Relevant Features
Abstract Process of selecting relevant features from available dataset is known as features selection. Feature
selection is use to remove or reduce redundant and irrelevant features. Various feature selection algorithms
such as CFS (correlation feature selection), FCBF (Fast Correlation Based Filter) and CMIM (Conditional
Mutual Information Maximization) are used to remove redundant and irrelevant features. To determine
efficiency and effectiveness is the aim of feature selection algorithm. Time factor is denoted by efficiency
and quality factor is denoted by effectiveness of subset of features. Problem of feature selection algorithm is
accuracy is not guaranteed, computational complexity is large, ineffective at removing redundant features.
To overcome these problems Fast Clustering based feature selection algorithm (FAST) is used. Removal of
irrelevant features, construction of MST (Minimum Spanning Tree) from relative one and partition of MST
and selecting representative features using kruskal s method are the three steps used by FAST algorithm.
Index Terms Feature subset selection, graph theoretic clustering, FAST
I. INTRODUCTION
Feature subset selection can be viewed as the method of identifying and removing a lot of unrelated and
unnecessary features as probable because (i) unrelated features do not give the predictive correctness (ii)
unnecessary features do not redound to receiving a superior predictor for that they give main data which is
previously
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Abstract Process of selecting relevant features from available dataset is known as features selection. Feature
selection is use to remove or reduce redundant and irrelevant features. Various feature selection algorithms
such as CFS (correlation feature selection), FCBF (Fast Correlation Based Filter) and CMIM (Conditional
Mutual Information Maximization) are used to remove redundant and irrelevant features. To determine
efficiency and effectiveness is the aim of feature selection algorithm. Time factor is denoted by efficiency
and quality factor is denoted by effectiveness of subset of features. Problem of feature selection algorithm is
accuracy is not guaranteed, computational complexity is large, ineffective at removing redundant features.
To overcome these problems Fast Clustering based feature selection algorithm (FAST) is used. Removal of
irrelevant features, construction of MST (Minimum Spanning Tree) from relative one and partition of MST
and selecting representative features using kruskal s method are the three steps used by FAST algorithm.
Index Terms Feature subset selection, graph theoretic clustering, FAST
I. INTRODUCTION
Feature subset selection can be viewed as the method of identifying and removing a lot of unrelated and
unnecessary features as probable because (i) unrelated features do not give the predictive correctness (ii)
unnecessary features do not redound to receiving a superior predictor for that they give main data which is
previously
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Compulsory Heteronormativity
Compulsory Heterosexuality
Introduction
In today s world, as humankind is still in progress, we have a much more liberated world compared to past.
In terms of politics, we learned discrimination is not a honourable case to be involved in and we tried to
minimize constraints reflected on other races, other nationalities, in short all of the others that are not
similar to us . Us is, without doubt, white, Western man. Despite all the back drawed prejudices of others in
the name of liberation, respect and equality, it does not seem to be the situation for non heteronormatives to
live in a peaceful environment. Since I came to Amsterdam as an exchange student this term, I had the
opportunity to experience daily life with all the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the fact that compulsory heterosexuality is the central issue of homosexual argument s, there is
limited work specifically concentrated on heteronormativity. Majority of the articles are about gay lesbian
rights and inequalities in terms of citizenship rights. However, almost every article reflects the normality of
homosexuality contradictory to heteronormative theory. All of them lay natural causes and reasons down on
the table and accuse heteronormativity of being reproduction obsessed.
Paper
In this paper, my main argument is to reject the superiority of the normal heterosexual and to equalize the
non heterosexual. So here is the question; what is normal? Who defines it?
We have evidence that in the past, a long time ago, from the start of the first civilization, sex was a primary
issue. Putting aside people s active sexual lives, homosexuality is known to be very common in Sumerians,
Ancient Greek and Romans .(Heterosexuality). I do not mean to say that homosexuality was common than
heterosexuality but even in story of Gilgamesh the hero is said to be in love with the man he needed to fight
with.
One other thing claiming the normality of non heterosexualism is the invention of terms . It was only 19th
century the term homosexuality was invented, then followed by heterosexuality (Heterosexuality) .
Bisexuality came later in 20th century to define people who do not have dominant choices for a sex partner.
As it is seen even the terms are
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Compulsory Heterosexuality
Introduction
In today s world, as humankind is still in progress, we have a much more liberated world compared to past.
In terms of politics, we learned discrimination is not a honourable case to be involved in and we tried to
minimize constraints reflected on other races, other nationalities, in short all of the others that are not
similar to us . Us is, without doubt, white, Western man. Despite all the back drawed prejudices of others in
the name of liberation, respect and equality, it does not seem to be the situation for non heteronormatives to
live in a peaceful environment. Since I came to Amsterdam as an exchange student this term, I had the
opportunity to experience daily life with all the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite the fact that compulsory heterosexuality is the central issue of homosexual argument s, there is
limited work specifically concentrated on heteronormativity. Majority of the articles are about gay lesbian
rights and inequalities in terms of citizenship rights. However, almost every article reflects the normality of
homosexuality contradictory to heteronormative theory. All of them lay natural causes and reasons down on
the table and accuse heteronormativity of being reproduction obsessed.
Paper
In this paper, my main argument is to reject the superiority of the normal heterosexual and to equalize the
non heterosexual. So here is the question; what is normal? Who defines it?
We have evidence that in the past, a long time ago, from the start of the first civilization, sex was a primary
issue. Putting aside people s active sexual lives, homosexuality is known to be very common in Sumerians,
Ancient Greek and Romans .(Heterosexuality). I do not mean to say that homosexuality was common than
heterosexuality but even in story of Gilgamesh the hero is said to be in love with the man he needed to fight
with.
One other thing claiming the normality of non heterosexualism is the invention of terms . It was only 19th
century the term homosexuality was invented, then followed by heterosexuality (Heterosexuality) .
Bisexuality came later in 20th century to define people who do not have dominant choices for a sex partner.
As it is seen even the terms are
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Fallacies In Sandra Steingraber s When Cowboys Cry
Fallacies The Wild West was a period of lawlessness of the untamed territories west of the Mississippi River
in the mid to late 1800 s. Where it was filled with gangs, shootouts, native Indians, and most of all
cowboys. In Sandra Steingraber s When Cowboys Cry she is making comparison to the ranchers of
Montana to cowboys, while comparing their situation to the Wild West. The ranchers in Montana are
concerned about the hydrofracking that is going on, and that it s damaging the environment all over the
world. Hydrofracking is a method of pumping chemical laced water into the ground causing natural gas and
oil to rise below groundwater reservoir level. Which is causing springs to stop flowing and contaminating
water sources with the chemicals ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steingraber describe the crowd of on goers that had attended her conference. She referred to them as casting
call participants, actors, which had reminded her of western movies. I kept flashing on movies scenes. Gary
cooper as Marshal Will Kane in High Noon dispatching a gang of murders. Referencing the ranchers as the
cowboys in the Wild West trying to take down the Wall Street backed energy corporations lawlessness acts.
When in reality the ranchers are just concerned for their environment as well as the safety of their cattle.
There is no gun slinging and angry mobs burning things down like they did in the western movies.
Steingraber is using false authority to grab the reader s
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Fallacies The Wild West was a period of lawlessness of the untamed territories west of the Mississippi River
in the mid to late 1800 s. Where it was filled with gangs, shootouts, native Indians, and most of all
cowboys. In Sandra Steingraber s When Cowboys Cry she is making comparison to the ranchers of
Montana to cowboys, while comparing their situation to the Wild West. The ranchers in Montana are
concerned about the hydrofracking that is going on, and that it s damaging the environment all over the
world. Hydrofracking is a method of pumping chemical laced water into the ground causing natural gas and
oil to rise below groundwater reservoir level. Which is causing springs to stop flowing and contaminating
water sources with the chemicals ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Steingraber describe the crowd of on goers that had attended her conference. She referred to them as casting
call participants, actors, which had reminded her of western movies. I kept flashing on movies scenes. Gary
cooper as Marshal Will Kane in High Noon dispatching a gang of murders. Referencing the ranchers as the
cowboys in the Wild West trying to take down the Wall Street backed energy corporations lawlessness acts.
When in reality the ranchers are just concerned for their environment as well as the safety of their cattle.
There is no gun slinging and angry mobs burning things down like they did in the western movies.
Steingraber is using false authority to grab the reader s
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Ebenezer Scrooge s Visit by the Three Spirits in Dickens ...
Novels that are phenomenal makes the reader travel into a world where anything can happen. However,
many authors made the readers travel into the main characters mind or point of view. In Charles Dickens
novel, A Christmas Carol, a grumpy and selfish old man, Ebenezer Scrooge, was visited in his dream by
three spirits. It all started in the morning of Christmas Eve when Scrooge came across into some events
which made him started thinking and dreaming about his past, present and future with 3 different sprits.
Many people believed that the three Spirits did visit Scrooge. It started when Scrooge heard Marley,
Scrooge s old partner in their job, softly in the air and saw him on Scrooge s knocker at his door. Scrooge
might have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, Scrooge didn t talk to the people, and remember that Scrooge doesn t like to chat with other
people, and he had a long night with the illusion of Marley. For these reasons, people believe that Scrooge
really met the three Spirits and therefore never thought of why it could have been all in a dream.
Ebenezer Scrooge has been reminded in the beginning of the story about his old friend, family, his nephew,
and Christmas. These facts in the beginning must have bothered him. But the most must have been his
friend Marley. After Marley left the book said, ... went straight to bed, without undressing, and fell asleep
on the instant. Scrooge must have been extremely tired and that s when he started to dream. When Scrooge
and the Spirits of Christmas Past visit Scrooge s past, Scrooge heard that it was all silent outside. This is
some how wrong because during Christmas Eve adults and children are out playing, getting last minute
gifts, or having a feast. After, Scrooge comes back from his past the Spirits of the present comes to show
Scrooge s present. The spirit tells Scrooge to enter a room which was full of foods and Christmas
decorations. When the Ghost of the present took him to places it is l loud and cheerful. All of a sudden it
was all loud (strange). Scrooge
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Novels that are phenomenal makes the reader travel into a world where anything can happen. However,
many authors made the readers travel into the main characters mind or point of view. In Charles Dickens
novel, A Christmas Carol, a grumpy and selfish old man, Ebenezer Scrooge, was visited in his dream by
three spirits. It all started in the morning of Christmas Eve when Scrooge came across into some events
which made him started thinking and dreaming about his past, present and future with 3 different sprits.
Many people believed that the three Spirits did visit Scrooge. It started when Scrooge heard Marley,
Scrooge s old partner in their job, softly in the air and saw him on Scrooge s knocker at his door. Scrooge
might have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, Scrooge didn t talk to the people, and remember that Scrooge doesn t like to chat with other
people, and he had a long night with the illusion of Marley. For these reasons, people believe that Scrooge
really met the three Spirits and therefore never thought of why it could have been all in a dream.
Ebenezer Scrooge has been reminded in the beginning of the story about his old friend, family, his nephew,
and Christmas. These facts in the beginning must have bothered him. But the most must have been his
friend Marley. After Marley left the book said, ... went straight to bed, without undressing, and fell asleep
on the instant. Scrooge must have been extremely tired and that s when he started to dream. When Scrooge
and the Spirits of Christmas Past visit Scrooge s past, Scrooge heard that it was all silent outside. This is
some how wrong because during Christmas Eve adults and children are out playing, getting last minute
gifts, or having a feast. After, Scrooge comes back from his past the Spirits of the present comes to show
Scrooge s present. The spirit tells Scrooge to enter a room which was full of foods and Christmas
decorations. When the Ghost of the present took him to places it is l loud and cheerful. All of a sudden it
was all loud (strange). Scrooge
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Essay about Chapter One Questions
Module 1 The foundation of a word is known as the _____. | | B. | root | 100% | | | | | 2. | | | The combining
vowel connects the root to the _____ or to another root. | | A. | suffix | 100% | | | | | 3. | | | A _____ is attached
to the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning. | | B. | prefix | 100% | | | | | 4. | | | Most often the
combining vowel is the letter _____. | | B. | o | 100% | | | | | 5. | | | The combining vowel is usually dropped
when the suffix begins with _____. | | A. | a vowel | | | | | | 6. | | | The suffix scopy means: | | A. | Process of
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| Prefix | 100% | | | | | 34. | | | The component part gastr/o is a: | | B. | Combining form | 100% | | | | | 35. | | |
The component part auto is a: | | A. | Prefix | 100% | | | | | 36. | | | The word root for cancer is _____. | | D. |
carcin | 100% | | | | | 37. | | | The combining form that means bladder is: | | D. | Cyst/o | 100% | | | | | 38. | | |
Choose the term that means abnormal condition of the kidney. | | A. | nephrosis | 100% | | | | | 39. | | | Choose
the term that means surgical removal of the stomach. | | C. | gastrectomy | | | | | | 40. | | | Choose the
combining form that means joint. | | A. | arthr/o | 100% | | | | | 41. | | | The term that means pertaining to the
head is: | | A. | Cephalic | 100% | | | | | 42. | | | The term that means surgical removal of the stomach is: | | B. |
Gastrectomy | | | | | | 43. | | | The term that means the study of blood is: | | C. | Hematology | 100% | | | | | 44. | |
| The term that means inflammation of bone and joint is: | | C. | Osteoarthritis | 100% | | | | | 45. | | | The term
that means study of the stomach and intestines is: | | A. | Gastroenterology | 100% | | | | | 46. | | | The term that
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Module 1 The foundation of a word is known as the _____. | | B. | root | 100% | | | | | 2. | | | The combining
vowel connects the root to the _____ or to another root. | | A. | suffix | 100% | | | | | 3. | | | A _____ is attached
to the beginning of a word root to modify its meaning. | | B. | prefix | 100% | | | | | 4. | | | Most often the
combining vowel is the letter _____. | | B. | o | 100% | | | | | 5. | | | The combining vowel is usually dropped
when the suffix begins with _____. | | A. | a vowel | | | | | | 6. | | | The suffix scopy means: | | A. | Process of
visually examining | 100% | | | | | ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
| Prefix | 100% | | | | | 34. | | | The component part gastr/o is a: | | B. | Combining form | 100% | | | | | 35. | | |
The component part auto is a: | | A. | Prefix | 100% | | | | | 36. | | | The word root for cancer is _____. | | D. |
carcin | 100% | | | | | 37. | | | The combining form that means bladder is: | | D. | Cyst/o | 100% | | | | | 38. | | |
Choose the term that means abnormal condition of the kidney. | | A. | nephrosis | 100% | | | | | 39. | | | Choose
the term that means surgical removal of the stomach. | | C. | gastrectomy | | | | | | 40. | | | Choose the
combining form that means joint. | | A. | arthr/o | 100% | | | | | 41. | | | The term that means pertaining to the
head is: | | A. | Cephalic | 100% | | | | | 42. | | | The term that means surgical removal of the stomach is: | | B. |
Gastrectomy | | | | | | 43. | | | The term that means the study of blood is: | | C. | Hematology | 100% | | | | | 44. | |
| The term that means inflammation of bone and joint is: | | C. | Osteoarthritis | 100% | | | | | 45. | | | The term
that means study of the stomach and intestines is: | | A. | Gastroenterology | 100% | | | | | 46. | | | The term that
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Tectonic Plates Worksheet
University of Phoenix Material
Effects of the Motions of Tectonic Plates Worksheet
From Visualizing Earth Science, by Merali, Z., and Skinner, B. J, 2009, Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Copyright
2009 by Wiley. Adapted with permission.
Part 1
This diagram was similar to one Alfred Wegener drew to show the distribution of continents 300 million
years ago. His theory of continental drift was met with skepticism in the scientific community.
[pic]
1. Describe three forms of evidence Wegener used to support his ideas of continental drift. Wegner
suggested that the continental shelves of the continents seemed to fit together similar to a puzzle. According
Bugielski (1999), continents in the southern hemisphere exhibit an ... Show more content on
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Questions were raised when rocks were found on the surface of the Earth that had manetization the did not
corralate to the location that it was found. Also, Harry Hess suggested that the continents could have drifted
and still were because the sea floor was moving much like a conveyor. (Bugielski, 1999).
Bugielski, M. (1999). The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Retrieved from
http://loki.stockton.edu/~hozikm/geol/Courses/The%20Earth/Content%20Web%20Pages/Bugielski/webpage.htm
[pic] [pic]
Refer to the images above. Discuss in detail the two pieces of additional evidence that supported Wegener s
theory, now known as the theory of plate tectonics.
Part 2
Write paragraph answers to the following questions using what you have learned from Visualizing Earth
Science and the assigned WileyPlus® GeoDiscoveries®.
1. How does the motion of the tectonic plates affect the climate?
It is thought that the change in ocean currents is caused by plate tectonics generating more heat. It is said
that the increased volcanic eruptions from plate tectonics causes a greater release of carbon and sulfur
dioxide into the atmosphere. This raises the temperature around the world. (Raunekk, 2010).
University of Phoenix Material
Effects of the Motions of Tectonic Plates Worksheet
From Visualizing Earth Science, by Merali, Z., and Skinner, B. J, 2009, Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Copyright
2009 by Wiley. Adapted with permission.
Part 1
This diagram was similar to one Alfred Wegener drew to show the distribution of continents 300 million
years ago. His theory of continental drift was met with skepticism in the scientific community.
[pic]
1. Describe three forms of evidence Wegener used to support his ideas of continental drift. Wegner
suggested that the continental shelves of the continents seemed to fit together similar to a puzzle. According
Bugielski (1999), continents in the southern hemisphere exhibit an ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Questions were raised when rocks were found on the surface of the Earth that had manetization the did not
corralate to the location that it was found. Also, Harry Hess suggested that the continents could have drifted
and still were because the sea floor was moving much like a conveyor. (Bugielski, 1999).
Bugielski, M. (1999). The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. Retrieved from
http://loki.stockton.edu/~hozikm/geol/Courses/The%20Earth/Content%20Web%20Pages/Bugielski/webpage.htm
[pic] [pic]
Refer to the images above. Discuss in detail the two pieces of additional evidence that supported Wegener s
theory, now known as the theory of plate tectonics.
Part 2
Write paragraph answers to the following questions using what you have learned from Visualizing Earth
Science and the assigned WileyPlus® GeoDiscoveries®.
1. How does the motion of the tectonic plates affect the climate?
It is thought that the change in ocean currents is caused by plate tectonics generating more heat. It is said
that the increased volcanic eruptions from plate tectonics causes a greater release of carbon and sulfur
dioxide into the atmosphere. This raises the temperature around the world. (Raunekk, 2010).
Raunekk, . (2010). BriteHub. Retrieved from http://www.brighthub.com/environment/science
environmental/articles/74098.aspx
2. How does the motion of the tectonic plates
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environmental/articles/74098.aspx
2. How does the motion of the tectonic plates
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The Similarities And Differences Between The Empires Of...
The Roman Empire was from 200 B.C.E to 200 CE located in Rome, now called Greece. And there is the
Persian Empire that lasted from 553 B.C.E to 330 B.C.E, which was located in Iran, north of the Persian
Gulf. Even though the empires thrived during different time periods, they both had a well built and
expanded empire and how they treated people. At the same time, they also had very opposing ideas of who
was in charge of the empire and how they ruled the government. Other differences, were that the two
empires believed in contrasting religions and how it spreads to another region. Although different, both
beliefs had the support of a government. There are many differences between the empires of Persia and
Rome. The empires had different views
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The Roman Empire was from 200 B.C.E to 200 CE located in Rome, now called Greece. And there is the
Persian Empire that lasted from 553 B.C.E to 330 B.C.E, which was located in Iran, north of the Persian
Gulf. Even though the empires thrived during different time periods, they both had a well built and
expanded empire and how they treated people. At the same time, they also had very opposing ideas of who
was in charge of the empire and how they ruled the government. Other differences, were that the two
empires believed in contrasting religions and how it spreads to another region. Although different, both
beliefs had the support of a government. There are many differences between the empires of Persia and
Rome. The empires had different views
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Aristide Maillol
These aspects are not solely found in this particular Maillol work, however; they are conspicuous across his
works in bronze and lead. Dina (1937) [Figure 7] shares many aspects of the three female figures of The
Three Graces. This piece has the same soft qualities including the focus on volume instead of definition,
especially with the breasts, where the nipples are not even present, but the volume of each breast is
beautifully molded to appear full and smooth. Just as in The Three Graces, her form is a continuous curve, a
soft and fluid form. There is the same inviting and sensual nature, as Dina reaches up to fix her hair with
legs open. This erotic position, of her thighs open, her body bared to the bright light and open air, and her
relaxed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But where did this ideal come from? Aristide Maillol was born in 1861 in a pink house in Banyuls ser Mer
to a family of fisherman and vine growers. It is this home, sandwiched between the Mediterranean Sea and
the Alberes mountains, where Maillol would spend his whole life, in the old village with its labyrinth of
narrow lanes, amid the green Pyrenean foothills full of vines, trees and mimosas, and beyond, the
snowcapped summits in the distance. This is the place that would shape the expressive qualities of the artist
s sculptures, as well as form his ideal conception of woman, which would be his primary subject. This
isolated little village in the countryside was a location where a good decent girl would never be nude or
scandalous, where conservative families survived off of both the sea and the vines. Maillol s life in the
countryside is evident in his work, including The Three Graces. He retains a rustic ingenuousness in his
work, something calm, self possessed not feverish or frantic. The sculptures are simplistic and blunt,
reminiscent of the simple rhythm of the lifestyle that surrounded Maillol in Banyuls the lifestyle of farmers
and fishermen reside in a tranquil mountain landscape. The bodies of these women do retain this simplicity,
bluntness, and tranquility, reminiscent of the landscape by which the sculptor was continuously
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
These aspects are not solely found in this particular Maillol work, however; they are conspicuous across his
works in bronze and lead. Dina (1937) [Figure 7] shares many aspects of the three female figures of The
Three Graces. This piece has the same soft qualities including the focus on volume instead of definition,
especially with the breasts, where the nipples are not even present, but the volume of each breast is
beautifully molded to appear full and smooth. Just as in The Three Graces, her form is a continuous curve, a
soft and fluid form. There is the same inviting and sensual nature, as Dina reaches up to fix her hair with
legs open. This erotic position, of her thighs open, her body bared to the bright light and open air, and her
relaxed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But where did this ideal come from? Aristide Maillol was born in 1861 in a pink house in Banyuls ser Mer
to a family of fisherman and vine growers. It is this home, sandwiched between the Mediterranean Sea and
the Alberes mountains, where Maillol would spend his whole life, in the old village with its labyrinth of
narrow lanes, amid the green Pyrenean foothills full of vines, trees and mimosas, and beyond, the
snowcapped summits in the distance. This is the place that would shape the expressive qualities of the artist
s sculptures, as well as form his ideal conception of woman, which would be his primary subject. This
isolated little village in the countryside was a location where a good decent girl would never be nude or
scandalous, where conservative families survived off of both the sea and the vines. Maillol s life in the
countryside is evident in his work, including The Three Graces. He retains a rustic ingenuousness in his
work, something calm, self possessed not feverish or frantic. The sculptures are simplistic and blunt,
reminiscent of the simple rhythm of the lifestyle that surrounded Maillol in Banyuls the lifestyle of farmers
and fishermen reside in a tranquil mountain landscape. The bodies of these women do retain this simplicity,
bluntness, and tranquility, reminiscent of the landscape by which the sculptor was continuously
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Continuum Of Care Essay
Drug and Alcohol Treatment in America has been based on the Medical Model of Treatment. According to
Wikipedia, the medical model of addiction is rooted in the philosophy that addiction is a disease and has
biological, neurological, genetic, and environmental sources of origin. Treatment includes potential detox
with a 28 day or more stay at a residential treatment facility. The continuum of care can include an
additional 28 days at the partial hospitalization level, followed by another 6 weeks of Intensive Outpatient.
With the introduction of Obamacare the insurance companies have begun to pay less and less for the
revolving door of treatment services. With the average length of stay in a residential treatment center around
28 days and the bills ranging from $12,000 to $70,000, insurance companies have cut the amount that they
are willing to pay for addiction services. Some insurance companies will pay for the least restrictive level of
care first, even if a clinical professional requests a higher level of care.
This leaves the client and their family in a sticky situation. They can pay cash out of pocket for the
treatment, wait for a mental health diagnosis so that the insurance companies will pay, or look for an
alternative form of treatment that might be more effective an affordable. Sometimes the insurance company
actually will refuse to pay any more benefits for the client for the year since he or she has been in and out of
treatment centers so many times that
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Drug and Alcohol Treatment in America has been based on the Medical Model of Treatment. According to
Wikipedia, the medical model of addiction is rooted in the philosophy that addiction is a disease and has
biological, neurological, genetic, and environmental sources of origin. Treatment includes potential detox
with a 28 day or more stay at a residential treatment facility. The continuum of care can include an
additional 28 days at the partial hospitalization level, followed by another 6 weeks of Intensive Outpatient.
With the introduction of Obamacare the insurance companies have begun to pay less and less for the
revolving door of treatment services. With the average length of stay in a residential treatment center around
28 days and the bills ranging from $12,000 to $70,000, insurance companies have cut the amount that they
are willing to pay for addiction services. Some insurance companies will pay for the least restrictive level of
care first, even if a clinical professional requests a higher level of care.
This leaves the client and their family in a sticky situation. They can pay cash out of pocket for the
treatment, wait for a mental health diagnosis so that the insurance companies will pay, or look for an
alternative form of treatment that might be more effective an affordable. Sometimes the insurance company
actually will refuse to pay any more benefits for the client for the year since he or she has been in and out of
treatment centers so many times that
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Stereotypes In Paul Theroux sBeing A Man
There are two types of men portrayed by the media. There is the lazy dad who spends all day sitting in the
recliner eating potato chips and watching television. This man always has his wife taking care of everything
while he is a bumbling fool who can do nothing right. This man is harmless and unintelligent. Then there is
the action hero man. This man has a rugged, muscular build and is usually very attractive. He can
accomplish any task using his fist, but struggles to think through things logically. Every man sees these two
stereotypes and begins to try to fit one of them. This leads the man to ask himself the question What is a
Man? . Being a man is not letting stereotypes define him, standing firm in his convictions, but being
accepting of others at the same time, knowing when or when not to take action, and having a dream. If
asked what does it mean to be a man? the most common responses would be answers like protector,
provider, and taking charge. While there is inherently nothing wrong with these answers the real problem
lies in the fact which all men cannot live up to these standards. These men are left questioning themselves
on their masculinity. A man should not let stereotypes define him. Paul Theroux addresses many of the
common stereotypes in his essay Being a Man , I was told to take up a sport, get more fresh air, join the Boy
Scouts, and I was urged not to read so much. and
Being a drunkard is another assertion, if misplaced, of manliness... A man proves his manhood in America
in old fashioned ways. He kills lions, like Hemingway; or he hunts ducks. like Nathanael West; or he makes
pronouncements like, A man should carry enough knife to defend himself with, as James Jones once said to
a Life interviewer (Theroux). Theroux addresses these common stereotypes to prove how futile they are. A
man should not let other people s idea of how a man should be influence them. Many of the stereotypes
listed by Theroux are unfeasible and hard for any man to accomplish, further adding to the futility of them.
Scott Russell Sanders compares two common stereotypes of men in his essay The Men We Carry in Our
Minds . Sanders address the stereotype of the rugged muscular man who works all of his life
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There are two types of men portrayed by the media. There is the lazy dad who spends all day sitting in the
recliner eating potato chips and watching television. This man always has his wife taking care of everything
while he is a bumbling fool who can do nothing right. This man is harmless and unintelligent. Then there is
the action hero man. This man has a rugged, muscular build and is usually very attractive. He can
accomplish any task using his fist, but struggles to think through things logically. Every man sees these two
stereotypes and begins to try to fit one of them. This leads the man to ask himself the question What is a
Man? . Being a man is not letting stereotypes define him, standing firm in his convictions, but being
accepting of others at the same time, knowing when or when not to take action, and having a dream. If
asked what does it mean to be a man? the most common responses would be answers like protector,
provider, and taking charge. While there is inherently nothing wrong with these answers the real problem
lies in the fact which all men cannot live up to these standards. These men are left questioning themselves
on their masculinity. A man should not let stereotypes define him. Paul Theroux addresses many of the
common stereotypes in his essay Being a Man , I was told to take up a sport, get more fresh air, join the Boy
Scouts, and I was urged not to read so much. and
Being a drunkard is another assertion, if misplaced, of manliness... A man proves his manhood in America
in old fashioned ways. He kills lions, like Hemingway; or he hunts ducks. like Nathanael West; or he makes
pronouncements like, A man should carry enough knife to defend himself with, as James Jones once said to
a Life interviewer (Theroux). Theroux addresses these common stereotypes to prove how futile they are. A
man should not let other people s idea of how a man should be influence them. Many of the stereotypes
listed by Theroux are unfeasible and hard for any man to accomplish, further adding to the futility of them.
Scott Russell Sanders compares two common stereotypes of men in his essay The Men We Carry in Our
Minds . Sanders address the stereotype of the rugged muscular man who works all of his life
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Business Decision of River s Dance School Essay
Business Decision of River s Dance School
When making a drastic business decision such as the one proposed by River s Dance School, it is important
to go about making the decision in the appropriate manner, through the use of a formal decision making
model process. This should be done with the aid of relevant information generated in the accounting process
and through an evaluation of the effectiveness of the dance school s ownership structure.
When deciding whether or not to close the River s Dance School, it is in the best interests for Dana and
David to follow a formal decision making process such as the CACE decision making model.
CLARIFY.
The first step is to clarify the dance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having established the problem, Dana and David now need to gather any information relevant to the
problem that may aid them in making a decision.
This step in the CACE decision making model is where the accounting process plays a vital part. The final
step of the accounting process in which final reports are prepared provides Dana and David with the
opportunity to analyse and interpret these reports, calculate ratios and compare these with the industry
average providing them with necessary information regarding the profitability of Rivers Dance School.
These reports include a statement of financial performance, which shows revenue earned and expenses
incurred calculating the businesses profit and loss. Other statements prepared in this part of the accounting
process are also necessary as they may enable Dana and David to see what the business may have done
differently in the past three years that has resulted in the change in profitability.
Other information sourced outside of the accounting process may also be of help such as the management of
competitors businesses or student feedback. Having gathered all the relevant information, Dana and David
must now put aside the idea of closing the business for the moment and first look at ways of improving the
schools profitability and solving the problems of the business, while meeting its objectives, using
information gathered.
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Business Decision of River s Dance School
When making a drastic business decision such as the one proposed by River s Dance School, it is important
to go about making the decision in the appropriate manner, through the use of a formal decision making
model process. This should be done with the aid of relevant information generated in the accounting process
and through an evaluation of the effectiveness of the dance school s ownership structure.
When deciding whether or not to close the River s Dance School, it is in the best interests for Dana and
David to follow a formal decision making process such as the CACE decision making model.
CLARIFY.
The first step is to clarify the dance ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having established the problem, Dana and David now need to gather any information relevant to the
problem that may aid them in making a decision.
This step in the CACE decision making model is where the accounting process plays a vital part. The final
step of the accounting process in which final reports are prepared provides Dana and David with the
opportunity to analyse and interpret these reports, calculate ratios and compare these with the industry
average providing them with necessary information regarding the profitability of Rivers Dance School.
These reports include a statement of financial performance, which shows revenue earned and expenses
incurred calculating the businesses profit and loss. Other statements prepared in this part of the accounting
process are also necessary as they may enable Dana and David to see what the business may have done
differently in the past three years that has resulted in the change in profitability.
Other information sourced outside of the accounting process may also be of help such as the management of
competitors businesses or student feedback. Having gathered all the relevant information, Dana and David
must now put aside the idea of closing the business for the moment and first look at ways of improving the
schools profitability and solving the problems of the business, while meeting its objectives, using
information gathered.
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Roswell Incident
The Rendlesham Forest incident, or better known as it s nickname Britain s Roswell, occurred over a series
of nights in December 1980. According to numerous reports from cops, citizens and military commanders
the UK may have dodged a potential UFO nuclear attack 35 years ago. TRIANGULAR UFO TRIED TO
STEAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS The days surrounding Christmas are always filled with some magic in the
air but UFO s are not normally part of the celebration. Aliens on December 26th, 1980 did not get that
memo as reports of triangular shaped craft landing in the UK received some attention from authorities. Ex
cops have claimed that they first saw the lights touchdown in the forest near a military base which cut off
communication systems for about 40 minutes. Later on,the cops went to investigate which lead to a finding
of 1.5inch impact holes, damage to the trees and increased radiation in the area. What little reports there are
have been all but silenced in recent years. One ex cop believes the government is to blame due to the
relation of nuclear weapons. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some claim the lights came from a nearby lighthouse, military tests, or an alien prank gone array. Despite
the constant denial by the higher powers, skeptics have remained, well, skeptical. One of the main
supporters of the UFO sighting is former cop John Hanson. Hanson organized the Suffolk UFO conference
and seeks to shed some light on the conspiracy. According to the former cops, nuclear weapons were being
held at the US base in Rendlesham and that is the reason for the aforementioned alien involvement. WERE
ALIENS WORKING FOR THE
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The Rendlesham Forest incident, or better known as it s nickname Britain s Roswell, occurred over a series
of nights in December 1980. According to numerous reports from cops, citizens and military commanders
the UK may have dodged a potential UFO nuclear attack 35 years ago. TRIANGULAR UFO TRIED TO
STEAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS The days surrounding Christmas are always filled with some magic in the
air but UFO s are not normally part of the celebration. Aliens on December 26th, 1980 did not get that
memo as reports of triangular shaped craft landing in the UK received some attention from authorities. Ex
cops have claimed that they first saw the lights touchdown in the forest near a military base which cut off
communication systems for about 40 minutes. Later on,the cops went to investigate which lead to a finding
of 1.5inch impact holes, damage to the trees and increased radiation in the area. What little reports there are
have been all but silenced in recent years. One ex cop believes the government is to blame due to the
relation of nuclear weapons. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some claim the lights came from a nearby lighthouse, military tests, or an alien prank gone array. Despite
the constant denial by the higher powers, skeptics have remained, well, skeptical. One of the main
supporters of the UFO sighting is former cop John Hanson. Hanson organized the Suffolk UFO conference
and seeks to shed some light on the conspiracy. According to the former cops, nuclear weapons were being
held at the US base in Rendlesham and that is the reason for the aforementioned alien involvement. WERE
ALIENS WORKING FOR THE
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Toyota s Code Of Conduct
1.0 Toyota Motor Corporation
Toyota Motor Corporation is one of the Japanese automotive manufacturer that headquartered in Toyota,
Aichi, Japan. The history of Toyota began in 1933 with the company being a division of Toyoda Automatic
Loom Works devoted to the production of automobile under the direction of Kiichiro Toyoda, the founder s
son. Toyota Motor Corporation have use code of conduct, corporate social responsibility and sustainability
policies for their firm daily operations.
Toyota Code of Conduct provide a basic attitudes for employees of company and it can protects the
business and informs the employee of the company s expectations. It also provide explanations and
examples of the actions and issues that they must be aware when carrying out actual business activities.
Besides, Toyota code of conduct also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are director code of conduct, supplier code of conduct, and standard of business conduct. Firstly,
director code of conduct is about the members of the Board of Directors need to acknowledge and accept
the scope of their duties as a directors. This code has been written in order to help directors meet high
standards of professionalism and ethics. Besides, this code of conduct also provides guidance to the
directors to manage the organization. Secondly, the supplier code of conduct is used to set clear guidelines
for the suppliers understand about the McDonald s target and expectations. The code have talk about human
rights, environmental management, workplace environment, and business integrity. For example, in
workplace environment, suppliers need to ensure that their workers are paid lawful wages including
overtime, equal pay for equal work and also premium pay. All of supplier also need to ensure that they did
not deduct their worker s wages. So, from this code of conduct it show that McDonald s really want to
collaborate with the supplier who can give fully commitment and have a moral
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1.0 Toyota Motor Corporation
Toyota Motor Corporation is one of the Japanese automotive manufacturer that headquartered in Toyota,
Aichi, Japan. The history of Toyota began in 1933 with the company being a division of Toyoda Automatic
Loom Works devoted to the production of automobile under the direction of Kiichiro Toyoda, the founder s
son. Toyota Motor Corporation have use code of conduct, corporate social responsibility and sustainability
policies for their firm daily operations.
Toyota Code of Conduct provide a basic attitudes for employees of company and it can protects the
business and informs the employee of the company s expectations. It also provide explanations and
examples of the actions and issues that they must be aware when carrying out actual business activities.
Besides, Toyota code of conduct also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are director code of conduct, supplier code of conduct, and standard of business conduct. Firstly,
director code of conduct is about the members of the Board of Directors need to acknowledge and accept
the scope of their duties as a directors. This code has been written in order to help directors meet high
standards of professionalism and ethics. Besides, this code of conduct also provides guidance to the
directors to manage the organization. Secondly, the supplier code of conduct is used to set clear guidelines
for the suppliers understand about the McDonald s target and expectations. The code have talk about human
rights, environmental management, workplace environment, and business integrity. For example, in
workplace environment, suppliers need to ensure that their workers are paid lawful wages including
overtime, equal pay for equal work and also premium pay. All of supplier also need to ensure that they did
not deduct their worker s wages. So, from this code of conduct it show that McDonald s really want to
collaborate with the supplier who can give fully commitment and have a moral
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Acute Panmyelosis With Myelofibrosis ( Apmf )
Acute Panmyelosis with Myelofibrosis (APMF) is a rare type of acute myeloid leukemia that manifests with
a rapidly fibrotic bone marrow and progressive cytopenias. APMF is usually fatal, a consequence of the
disease s ubiquitous pathologic and disease features, rapidly progressive course, and poor response to
traditional treatments. The disease is pathologically recognized for its heavily fibrotic marrow, increased
overall cellularity, immaturity of all cell line lineages, abnormal megakaryocyte population, and lack of
driver mutations that likely contribute to the rapid and progressive disease course. In this chapter, we focus
on how the hematologist and pathologist alike can best identify and manage this disease in light of these
clinical challenges. We discuss the background of this unique and deadly disease and what led to the
identification of this disease from pathologically similar entities. Morphology and recognition of
characteristic disease features, including immunophenotypic findings, cytogenetics and morphology are
discussed. The identification and distinguishing features of this disease are explored in the setting of a
comprehensive differential diagnoses that may mimic this pathologic state. Finally, we address disease
prognosis and suggestions on management in light of the limited studies available regarding management.
Background In 1963, Lewis and Szur described a disorder that they termed malignant myelosclerosis ,
characterized by an acute clinical
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Acute Panmyelosis with Myelofibrosis (APMF) is a rare type of acute myeloid leukemia that manifests with
a rapidly fibrotic bone marrow and progressive cytopenias. APMF is usually fatal, a consequence of the
disease s ubiquitous pathologic and disease features, rapidly progressive course, and poor response to
traditional treatments. The disease is pathologically recognized for its heavily fibrotic marrow, increased
overall cellularity, immaturity of all cell line lineages, abnormal megakaryocyte population, and lack of
driver mutations that likely contribute to the rapid and progressive disease course. In this chapter, we focus
on how the hematologist and pathologist alike can best identify and manage this disease in light of these
clinical challenges. We discuss the background of this unique and deadly disease and what led to the
identification of this disease from pathologically similar entities. Morphology and recognition of
characteristic disease features, including immunophenotypic findings, cytogenetics and morphology are
discussed. The identification and distinguishing features of this disease are explored in the setting of a
comprehensive differential diagnoses that may mimic this pathologic state. Finally, we address disease
prognosis and suggestions on management in light of the limited studies available regarding management.
Background In 1963, Lewis and Szur described a disorder that they termed malignant myelosclerosis ,
characterized by an acute clinical
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