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Gender Stereotypes In The Bloody Chamber
In The Bloody Chamber, The Tiger s Bride and The Company of Wolves, Carter draws attention to her
agenda of undercutting the stereotypical portrayal of women as victims and men as oppressors. She
does this through the rewriting of patriarchal narratives, where women are often portrayed as the
powerless damsel in distress and the weaker sex by introducing feminist elements such as independent
and strong willed women as well as undercutting male power and authority. Through her stories,
Carter then gives a voice to express the experiences of women, making such experiences known to
society where they have been previously under represented.
In The Bloody Chamber, Carter undercuts gender stereotypes that are often associated with the
portrayal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The opening line of The Tiger s Bride, My father lost me to The Beast at cards connotes the idea of the
protagonist as a commodity that can be lost and passed from hand to hand . She is thus reduced to a
mute object that can be bartered with by her father, reflecting the idea of women as mere commodities
who are being victimized under a patriarchal system. However Carter portrays the protagonist as
refusing to let herself by victimized by the patriarchy, as seen in [she] let out a raucous guffaw . Her
behavior is then a reflection of her refusal to be objectified and judged by patriarchy and in doing so,
undercuts male power and authority. In The Bloody Chamber, through the character Jean Yves, Carter
quite literally subverts the male gaze by making Jean Yves blind and in doing so, thus puts men and
women on an equal footing where neither one gender is seen as more powerful over the other. It is
also notable that in all three tales, the protagonists are not explicitly named and this can be seen as a
deliberate attempt on Carter s part as a way of refusing to objectify her protagonists by imposing a
fixed identity on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In The Bloody Chamber, The Tiger s Bride and The Company of Wolves, Carter draws attention to her
agenda of undercutting the stereotypical portrayal of women as victims and men as oppressors. She
does this through the rewriting of patriarchal narratives, where women are often portrayed as the
powerless damsel in distress and the weaker sex by introducing feminist elements such as independent
and strong willed women as well as undercutting male power and authority. Through her stories,
Carter then gives a voice to express the experiences of women, making such experiences known to
society where they have been previously under represented.
In The Bloody Chamber, Carter undercuts gender stereotypes that are often associated with the
portrayal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The opening line of The Tiger s Bride, My father lost me to The Beast at cards connotes the idea of the
protagonist as a commodity that can be lost and passed from hand to hand . She is thus reduced to a
mute object that can be bartered with by her father, reflecting the idea of women as mere commodities
who are being victimized under a patriarchal system. However Carter portrays the protagonist as
refusing to let herself by victimized by the patriarchy, as seen in [she] let out a raucous guffaw . Her
behavior is then a reflection of her refusal to be objectified and judged by patriarchy and in doing so,
undercuts male power and authority. In The Bloody Chamber, through the character Jean Yves, Carter
quite literally subverts the male gaze by making Jean Yves blind and in doing so, thus puts men and
women on an equal footing where neither one gender is seen as more powerful over the other. It is
also notable that in all three tales, the protagonists are not explicitly named and this can be seen as a
deliberate attempt on Carter s part as a way of refusing to objectify her protagonists by imposing a
fixed identity on
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Viruses Are Not Living Organisms
In general, viruses are a distinct group comparing to others. Viruses have similar characteristic as a
living organism, but it also lack some of the element that a living organism have. Viruses are a
hereditary material that may be single strand genome, or other may contain a double strand genome
which is ribonucleic acid or deoxyribonucleic acid. Viruses are very small species, when a virus is not
in contact with a cell, it is just a protein that contains a genome. In the other hand, when it is in contact
with a cell, it will requires help from the cells that have been inserted into to duplicates itself. I agree
that viruses are considered not living organisms because they can not do many functions by
themselves without entering a cell.
Cell theory define Cells as the basis of life in the universe, all living organisms are made of cell, and
all cells created by other old cells. There are many types of cells that can be categorize. Prokaryotic
cell and eukaryotic cell. These two types of cell have similarities and differences. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a stained area in the cell and closely compacted together. It has two membrane that looks like
envelope that isolates the nucleus parts from the rest of the cell. Nucleus have many function, and one
of them is to make rRNA and collect proteins. Also, it tells the cell what to do regard specific things.
Golgi apparatus is sacs of cisterna, that looks like folds. Golgi modifies, describes, packs, and
concentrate protein. It delivers protein to the outside of the cell, during revising and correcting the
protein. In conclusion, viruses cannot survive without cells, from my perspective, I can see that
viruses are nonliving because they are dependent on the living cell and can not do much without
access a living
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In general, viruses are a distinct group comparing to others. Viruses have similar characteristic as a
living organism, but it also lack some of the element that a living organism have. Viruses are a
hereditary material that may be single strand genome, or other may contain a double strand genome
which is ribonucleic acid or deoxyribonucleic acid. Viruses are very small species, when a virus is not
in contact with a cell, it is just a protein that contains a genome. In the other hand, when it is in contact
with a cell, it will requires help from the cells that have been inserted into to duplicates itself. I agree
that viruses are considered not living organisms because they can not do many functions by
themselves without entering a cell.
Cell theory define Cells as the basis of life in the universe, all living organisms are made of cell, and
all cells created by other old cells. There are many types of cells that can be categorize. Prokaryotic
cell and eukaryotic cell. These two types of cell have similarities and differences. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a stained area in the cell and closely compacted together. It has two membrane that looks like
envelope that isolates the nucleus parts from the rest of the cell. Nucleus have many function, and one
of them is to make rRNA and collect proteins. Also, it tells the cell what to do regard specific things.
Golgi apparatus is sacs of cisterna, that looks like folds. Golgi modifies, describes, packs, and
concentrate protein. It delivers protein to the outside of the cell, during revising and correcting the
protein. In conclusion, viruses cannot survive without cells, from my perspective, I can see that
viruses are nonliving because they are dependent on the living cell and can not do much without
access a living
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Adversity In The Glass Castle, Art Spiegelman, And Mother...
Throughout the literary works of The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, Maus by Art Spiegelman, and
Mother to Son by Langston Hughes, different characters deal with adversity differently. In The Glass
Castle the characters must overcome family hardships. Likewise, Spiegelman writes about his father s
struggle during the Holocaust. Lastly, in Mother to Son the speaker informs her son about her own
hardships she had to face. Challenges that characters face can impact them both negatively and
positively. Characters from all three literary works deal with adversity by having courage, being
resilient, and making poor choices. The quality of courage helps the characters overcome personal
hardship. For example, Jeanette in The Glass Castle works ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In The Glass Castle, Rex Walls, Jeanette s father, turns to drinking. He drinks because of conflicts in
his marriage to Rose Mary. They fight about many things, especially the inability to provide for their
family. Rex also drinks to run away from the internal problem he faces, such as not having a job and
the fact that he cannot support his family. In addition, he drinks to escape his guilt due to his daughter
s death. Rex stared drinking after the death of his daughter Mary Charlene. Walls states, Dad was
never the same after Mary Charlene dies. He started having dark moods, staying out late and coming
back drunk, and losing jobs. (Walls 28). Rex held himself responsible for Mary Charlene s death and
used drinking to escape his adversity. In addition, in Maus, Anja a survivor of the Holocaust, could not
handle the memories of the adversity she faced. Spiegelman writes, Your mother killed her self she s
dead. (103). Anja turned to the worst and killed herself to end her suffering. Both Rex and Anja face
adversity in a series of poor choices that negatively impact themselves and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout the literary works of The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, Maus by Art Spiegelman, and
Mother to Son by Langston Hughes, different characters deal with adversity differently. In The Glass
Castle the characters must overcome family hardships. Likewise, Spiegelman writes about his father s
struggle during the Holocaust. Lastly, in Mother to Son the speaker informs her son about her own
hardships she had to face. Challenges that characters face can impact them both negatively and
positively. Characters from all three literary works deal with adversity by having courage, being
resilient, and making poor choices. The quality of courage helps the characters overcome personal
hardship. For example, Jeanette in The Glass Castle works ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In The Glass Castle, Rex Walls, Jeanette s father, turns to drinking. He drinks because of conflicts in
his marriage to Rose Mary. They fight about many things, especially the inability to provide for their
family. Rex also drinks to run away from the internal problem he faces, such as not having a job and
the fact that he cannot support his family. In addition, he drinks to escape his guilt due to his daughter
s death. Rex stared drinking after the death of his daughter Mary Charlene. Walls states, Dad was
never the same after Mary Charlene dies. He started having dark moods, staying out late and coming
back drunk, and losing jobs. (Walls 28). Rex held himself responsible for Mary Charlene s death and
used drinking to escape his adversity. In addition, in Maus, Anja a survivor of the Holocaust, could not
handle the memories of the adversity she faced. Spiegelman writes, Your mother killed her self she s
dead. (103). Anja turned to the worst and killed herself to end her suffering. Both Rex and Anja face
adversity in a series of poor choices that negatively impact themselves and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Explosion Of Columbia University s Lamont Doherty...
At 10:27 am the streets of Newcastle became filled with thousands of devastated people as they
spilled onto the streets as buildings began to crumble around them.
The shock measured 5.6 on the Richter magnitude scale, in seconds it turned a two story building into
a disaster zone.
Rescue services such as VRA, Newcastle ambulance and fire departments and SES acted quickly
trying to free people trapped under buildings. As a result of the earthquake 13 people were confirmed
dead, more than 160 people were injured and left damage worth 3.5 billion U.S. dollars. Many of the
city s historical buildings were decimated along with 35,000 homes damaged, resulting in 1000
displaced people.
According to a study conducted Christian D. Klose of Columbia University s Lamont Doherty Earth
Observatory in Palisades, New York, the quake was triggered by changes in tectonic forces caused by
200 years of underground coal mining. But even more significant was groundwater pumping needed
to keep the mines from flooding. For each ton of coal produced, 4.3 times more water was extracted.
The mass removal of coal and water caused an unload of the entire continental crust. In the case of
mining, an unload is the reduction of weight in a certain area, e.g., black coal and water in a colliery.
If it has enough time, the tectonic plate reacts to this unload by forming a small deformation. If it does
not have enough time because the rate of mass removal is too high, a fault zone can be reactivated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
At 10:27 am the streets of Newcastle became filled with thousands of devastated people as they
spilled onto the streets as buildings began to crumble around them.
The shock measured 5.6 on the Richter magnitude scale, in seconds it turned a two story building into
a disaster zone.
Rescue services such as VRA, Newcastle ambulance and fire departments and SES acted quickly
trying to free people trapped under buildings. As a result of the earthquake 13 people were confirmed
dead, more than 160 people were injured and left damage worth 3.5 billion U.S. dollars. Many of the
city s historical buildings were decimated along with 35,000 homes damaged, resulting in 1000
displaced people.
According to a study conducted Christian D. Klose of Columbia University s Lamont Doherty Earth
Observatory in Palisades, New York, the quake was triggered by changes in tectonic forces caused by
200 years of underground coal mining. But even more significant was groundwater pumping needed
to keep the mines from flooding. For each ton of coal produced, 4.3 times more water was extracted.
The mass removal of coal and water caused an unload of the entire continental crust. In the case of
mining, an unload is the reduction of weight in a certain area, e.g., black coal and water in a colliery.
If it has enough time, the tectonic plate reacts to this unload by forming a small deformation. If it does
not have enough time because the rate of mass removal is too high, a fault zone can be reactivated
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Slim Wallets Research Paper
Why Slim Wallets are Great Clutch Replacements for Women During the day, the average woman can
easily get away with carrying a purse that is big enough to carry virtually anything needed. This
includes a thick clutch or wallet filled with cash, I.D. cards, and credit or debit cards. Then there are
things like hairbrushes, makeup, tissues, keys, and everything but the kitchen sink. When going out
for a night on the town, no one wants to carry this kind of load around. Slim wallets make a much
better option and here is why. Slim Wallets Let You Ditch the Load When you spend your day
carrying a purse that weighs nearly as much as a small suitcase, the last thing you want to deal with is
carrying this load around at night. Face it, when you are going out for a meal or dancing, you need
something much smaller to carry around with you. Clutches are handy, but may not be the best wallets
for that night out. Even if you try to get away with pulling your clutch out of your purse, you are likely
to still be stuck with more of a load than you need. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Slim wallets such as those in our catalog give you the opportunity to do just that. Depending on the
one you choose, you should have room for your I.D., up to 4 credit or debit cards, and a little cash.
Some of our designs also have a convenient pocket where there is enough room for a small amount of
change, your car key, and house
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Slim Wallets are Great Clutch Replacements for Women During the day, the average woman can
easily get away with carrying a purse that is big enough to carry virtually anything needed. This
includes a thick clutch or wallet filled with cash, I.D. cards, and credit or debit cards. Then there are
things like hairbrushes, makeup, tissues, keys, and everything but the kitchen sink. When going out
for a night on the town, no one wants to carry this kind of load around. Slim wallets make a much
better option and here is why. Slim Wallets Let You Ditch the Load When you spend your day
carrying a purse that weighs nearly as much as a small suitcase, the last thing you want to deal with is
carrying this load around at night. Face it, when you are going out for a meal or dancing, you need
something much smaller to carry around with you. Clutches are handy, but may not be the best wallets
for that night out. Even if you try to get away with pulling your clutch out of your purse, you are likely
to still be stuck with more of a load than you need. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Slim wallets such as those in our catalog give you the opportunity to do just that. Depending on the
one you choose, you should have room for your I.D., up to 4 credit or debit cards, and a little cash.
Some of our designs also have a convenient pocket where there is enough room for a small amount of
change, your car key, and house
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects Of Alcoholism On The Individual Health
When talking about alcoholism, we have to take into consideration all of the effects that the alcohol
use and misuse have, not only on the individual and its family but on the whole society as well. More
or less people drink because they want to socialize and some people drink because they think that with
the alcohol they will recover a solution or make their problems easier. Alcohol can have big
implications on the individual health. The individual that is an alcoholic or that has alcohol related
problems can be more prone to different diseases. If the alcohol is used constantly for a long period of
time it can harm not only the physical but the mental health as well. The individual using alcohol can
become aggressive and violent towards the family. The household may also suffer not just physical but
a mental abuse as well. The individual with an alcohol related problem may start being absent from
work more frequently, having a lack of productivity, be more easily annoyed and begin arguing with
coworkers or superiors. This may lead to losing the occupation and create even bigger troubles with
the family, friends, and the vicinity. From this being said, there is a big burden on the society as well.
All the injuries, violence that may occur, traffic accidents, treatments, medical bills, changing policies,
and so many other problems that the society has to deal with. Every society, country, nation is
different and unique. All of them have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When talking about alcoholism, we have to take into consideration all of the effects that the alcohol
use and misuse have, not only on the individual and its family but on the whole society as well. More
or less people drink because they want to socialize and some people drink because they think that with
the alcohol they will recover a solution or make their problems easier. Alcohol can have big
implications on the individual health. The individual that is an alcoholic or that has alcohol related
problems can be more prone to different diseases. If the alcohol is used constantly for a long period of
time it can harm not only the physical but the mental health as well. The individual using alcohol can
become aggressive and violent towards the family. The household may also suffer not just physical but
a mental abuse as well. The individual with an alcohol related problem may start being absent from
work more frequently, having a lack of productivity, be more easily annoyed and begin arguing with
coworkers or superiors. This may lead to losing the occupation and create even bigger troubles with
the family, friends, and the vicinity. From this being said, there is a big burden on the society as well.
All the injuries, violence that may occur, traffic accidents, treatments, medical bills, changing policies,
and so many other problems that the society has to deal with. Every society, country, nation is
different and unique. All of them have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comcast Corporation s Merger With At T Broadband
Case 3 Comcast Corporation s Merger with AT T Broadband
Case Summary
The case study analysis the merger of Comcast and AT T broadband and the factors that lead to it. The
state of cable industry from 1996 is significant as the Telecom act opened new frontiers for wireless
and cable companies which were now vying marketplace in both markets.
The study highlights AT T s efforts to become a leader in cable business. Their acquisitions and
nationwide presence made it an ideal company for Comcast to merge with. The company in turn
provided its capital to support during AT T s financially lean period. The company allows plans to sort
out problems with AT T s low profits.
Ultimately the governance and post integration strategies were a sign of concern as AT T got major
economic and voting power out of merger. The merged company had the challenging task of
improving services by managing technology and finance and also establishing a new brand image.
Facts:
1) Comcast was found in 1963 under partnership of Ralph. J Roberts, Danial Aaron and Julian A.
Brodsky in Mississippi.
2) 1969 company renamed as Comcast Corporation and in 1972 it was listed on NASDAQ stock
market.
3) 1990 Brian Roberts became president of company.
4) 1995 invested in QVC, a home shopping television network.
5) Comcast had 8.5 million subscriber and $1 billion investment from Microsoft and several
entertainment assets were included.
6) Comcast gained reputation as industry s best operator.
1. Why does
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case 3 Comcast Corporation s Merger with AT T Broadband
Case Summary
The case study analysis the merger of Comcast and AT T broadband and the factors that lead to it. The
state of cable industry from 1996 is significant as the Telecom act opened new frontiers for wireless
and cable companies which were now vying marketplace in both markets.
The study highlights AT T s efforts to become a leader in cable business. Their acquisitions and
nationwide presence made it an ideal company for Comcast to merge with. The company in turn
provided its capital to support during AT T s financially lean period. The company allows plans to sort
out problems with AT T s low profits.
Ultimately the governance and post integration strategies were a sign of concern as AT T got major
economic and voting power out of merger. The merged company had the challenging task of
improving services by managing technology and finance and also establishing a new brand image.
Facts:
1) Comcast was found in 1963 under partnership of Ralph. J Roberts, Danial Aaron and Julian A.
Brodsky in Mississippi.
2) 1969 company renamed as Comcast Corporation and in 1972 it was listed on NASDAQ stock
market.
3) 1990 Brian Roberts became president of company.
4) 1995 invested in QVC, a home shopping television network.
5) Comcast had 8.5 million subscriber and $1 billion investment from Microsoft and several
entertainment assets were included.
6) Comcast gained reputation as industry s best operator.
1. Why does
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Neem Research Paper
A large amount of people suffer from hair loss and dandruff problems. Every time you use a hair brush
the amount of hair that gets tangled and stuck in it is shocking. It may occur due to various reasons
like lack of moisture and dandruff.
Neem leaves are one of the most effective natural remedies for hair loss. They are very easy to find
and use. Their medicinal properties help to cure other skin diseases too.
Neem leaves also have anti microbial and blood purifying properties. This helps to reduce hair loss. It
also leads to the growth of healthy hair.
Neem leaves also have the ability to heal your body. They make your skin glow and cure skin
allergies. Boils, acne and even viral or bacteria infections can be treated using these leaves. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Problems like Dry scalp, flaky scalp and dandruff are quite common and this leads to loss of hair.
Another issue you may face is the excessive production of sebum. This leads to oily scalp resulting in
hair thinning. Your hair growth is affected by this as the pores of your scalp get clogged.
Neem oil acts as a remedy for all this. All you need to do is heat the oil. Make sure that it does not
boil. Use the warm oil to massage your scalp. Leave it for an hour following which you can have a
bath in warm water. Neem oil can be applied twice a week.
You may not like the smell of it. However, it is very effective and makes your hair stronger and
healthier.
Boil the leaves
Boil a handful of neem leaves in water. Allow the water to boil until there is a change in its colour.
This happens because the medicinal value of the leaves is extracted by the water. You may remove the
leaves once the water cools down. Wash your hair with this water right after you apply shampoo. This
method helps you to get rid of dandruff. It also leads to the opening up of all the clogged pores.
Grind the leaves
You can also make a paste by grinding the leaves and use to cure hair
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A large amount of people suffer from hair loss and dandruff problems. Every time you use a hair brush
the amount of hair that gets tangled and stuck in it is shocking. It may occur due to various reasons
like lack of moisture and dandruff.
Neem leaves are one of the most effective natural remedies for hair loss. They are very easy to find
and use. Their medicinal properties help to cure other skin diseases too.
Neem leaves also have anti microbial and blood purifying properties. This helps to reduce hair loss. It
also leads to the growth of healthy hair.
Neem leaves also have the ability to heal your body. They make your skin glow and cure skin
allergies. Boils, acne and even viral or bacteria infections can be treated using these leaves. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Problems like Dry scalp, flaky scalp and dandruff are quite common and this leads to loss of hair.
Another issue you may face is the excessive production of sebum. This leads to oily scalp resulting in
hair thinning. Your hair growth is affected by this as the pores of your scalp get clogged.
Neem oil acts as a remedy for all this. All you need to do is heat the oil. Make sure that it does not
boil. Use the warm oil to massage your scalp. Leave it for an hour following which you can have a
bath in warm water. Neem oil can be applied twice a week.
You may not like the smell of it. However, it is very effective and makes your hair stronger and
healthier.
Boil the leaves
Boil a handful of neem leaves in water. Allow the water to boil until there is a change in its colour.
This happens because the medicinal value of the leaves is extracted by the water. You may remove the
leaves once the water cools down. Wash your hair with this water right after you apply shampoo. This
method helps you to get rid of dandruff. It also leads to the opening up of all the clogged pores.
Grind the leaves
You can also make a paste by grinding the leaves and use to cure hair
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Muscle Compensation Patterns
Your wrist hurts, now your bicep hurts, then your shoulder hurts, and you are now wondering why
your whole arm hurts. Muscle compensation happens when people hurt one muscle and they try to
make up for their weakened strength. The Fleet Feet Sports Webpage, a webpage dedicated to runners
and their health, says, The body uses compensation patterns to perform motions when strength and
mobility are not sufficient ( Compensation Patterns ). Compensation can lead to a multitude of serious
problems. During a job shadowing experience, I saw a patient experience multiple injuries due to a
muscle compensation pattern. Muscle compensation can lead to a magnitude of injuries, as
demonstrated by a patient I observed.
The cause of muscular compensation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pain that was in one area, then localizes into another muscle is one symptom. Friction in a joint where
someone cannot move through a full range of motion ( Compensation Patterns ). The friction would be
caused by edema, or swelling, in the joint. The Fleet Feet Website, a runners and health website, has
numerous symptoms to look out for. They say someone should notice chronic muscle tightness, even
with stretching ( Compensation Patterns ). Unusual tenderness in a muscle that is not usually tender (
Compensation Patterns ). Another sign is a recurring injury that never goes away ( Compensation
Patterns ). Bad posture can also be a symptom with pain around the joint. These symptoms are key
signs of muscle compensation. Muscular compensation can be hidden.
Some people cannot tell they have muscular compensation. Asymmetry is hidden by false symmetry
due to muscle compensation ( Dangers of Muscular ). This means that your body can hide the signs of
these patterns. The body will recognize there is asymmetry because of the weak muscles, then it will
fix it with falsesymmetry. The body can allow this to go on until it is seriously injured. The Fleet Feet
Website, a website dedicated to runners and health, says that the body only works until something
breaks down ( Compensation Patterns ). People can see a few specialists to see if they have
compensation
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Your wrist hurts, now your bicep hurts, then your shoulder hurts, and you are now wondering why
your whole arm hurts. Muscle compensation happens when people hurt one muscle and they try to
make up for their weakened strength. The Fleet Feet Sports Webpage, a webpage dedicated to runners
and their health, says, The body uses compensation patterns to perform motions when strength and
mobility are not sufficient ( Compensation Patterns ). Compensation can lead to a multitude of serious
problems. During a job shadowing experience, I saw a patient experience multiple injuries due to a
muscle compensation pattern. Muscle compensation can lead to a magnitude of injuries, as
demonstrated by a patient I observed.
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Pain that was in one area, then localizes into another muscle is one symptom. Friction in a joint where
someone cannot move through a full range of motion ( Compensation Patterns ). The friction would be
caused by edema, or swelling, in the joint. The Fleet Feet Website, a runners and health website, has
numerous symptoms to look out for. They say someone should notice chronic muscle tightness, even
with stretching ( Compensation Patterns ). Unusual tenderness in a muscle that is not usually tender (
Compensation Patterns ). Another sign is a recurring injury that never goes away ( Compensation
Patterns ). Bad posture can also be a symptom with pain around the joint. These symptoms are key
signs of muscle compensation. Muscular compensation can be hidden.
Some people cannot tell they have muscular compensation. Asymmetry is hidden by false symmetry
due to muscle compensation ( Dangers of Muscular ). This means that your body can hide the signs of
these patterns. The body will recognize there is asymmetry because of the weak muscles, then it will
fix it with falsesymmetry. The body can allow this to go on until it is seriously injured. The Fleet Feet
Website, a website dedicated to runners and health, says that the body only works until something
breaks down ( Compensation Patterns ). People can see a few specialists to see if they have
compensation
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Consumer Perception And Consumer Behavior
What is Consumer Perception? Businesses must always strive to satisfy consumers wants and needs.
In order to do so, marketers conduct research to learn consumers impression and awareness on the
companies and their opinions on the companies products and services. Consumer perception is defined
as a process where consumers select and gather information then form opinions regarding products.
Together with advertising, consumer perceptions strongly affect consumer behaviors. The study of
consumer judgment offers the companies opportunities to know how their consumers behave in the
markets and to develop marketing strategies in order for the companies to reach the primary goal of
earning a profit.
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In this case, high price negatively affects consumer perception as they less likely purchase the goods
or services. A majority of college students fall in the first group who would buy a product because of
its low price. Students choose to buy a product from a competitor brand instead of their more familiar
brand due to their limited budget, so as long as the product suit their needs, the product quality is not
necessary to be highest, they are willing to switch brands. Lower priced products can become more
favorable.
Other shoppers who are skeptical about the product quality will prefer more expensive products. They
view high priced products positively since they are convinced that the higher price, the higher product
quality. They are willing to pay a large amount of money if it means the products and services satisfy
their wants and needs. Those who prefer to pay more have a positive perception toward the high
priced products. People in professional fields tend to prefer to pay a large amount of money for a
product that they need. Athletes do not mind spending money for their shoes because their jobs require
high quality shoes. Expensive shoes guarantee to reach requirements.
Sale promotions may result in a negative consumer perception toward a product. Those who believe
that low priced goods or services are equivalent to low quality will regard sale promotions as a
company s strategy to empty poor quality products from the warehouse. They tend to
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What is Consumer Perception? Businesses must always strive to satisfy consumers wants and needs.
In order to do so, marketers conduct research to learn consumers impression and awareness on the
companies and their opinions on the companies products and services. Consumer perception is defined
as a process where consumers select and gather information then form opinions regarding products.
Together with advertising, consumer perceptions strongly affect consumer behaviors. The study of
consumer judgment offers the companies opportunities to know how their consumers behave in the
markets and to develop marketing strategies in order for the companies to reach the primary goal of
earning a profit.
What Affect Consumer Perceptions? ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this case, high price negatively affects consumer perception as they less likely purchase the goods
or services. A majority of college students fall in the first group who would buy a product because of
its low price. Students choose to buy a product from a competitor brand instead of their more familiar
brand due to their limited budget, so as long as the product suit their needs, the product quality is not
necessary to be highest, they are willing to switch brands. Lower priced products can become more
favorable.
Other shoppers who are skeptical about the product quality will prefer more expensive products. They
view high priced products positively since they are convinced that the higher price, the higher product
quality. They are willing to pay a large amount of money if it means the products and services satisfy
their wants and needs. Those who prefer to pay more have a positive perception toward the high
priced products. People in professional fields tend to prefer to pay a large amount of money for a
product that they need. Athletes do not mind spending money for their shoes because their jobs require
high quality shoes. Expensive shoes guarantee to reach requirements.
Sale promotions may result in a negative consumer perception toward a product. Those who believe
that low priced goods or services are equivalent to low quality will regard sale promotions as a
company s strategy to empty poor quality products from the warehouse. They tend to
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The Omnipotence And Omniscience Of God Essay
William Maillis
PHL 111
Reaction Paper #2
Professor M. Scott Mayberry
13 December 2016
The Omnipotence and Omniscience of God
Does God exist in the universe, or does the universe exist in God? This is the question mankind must
answer when we discuss the attributes of God. Many times humanity attempts to place God in the
universe and placing universal laws and limitations on God, but God is not bound by the laws of the
universe, because the universe exists in God. If it true that God has created everything than how can
he be limited by anything? Only God could limit Himself, by His own choice to do so. Thomas V.
Morris in his article on the omnipotence of God asks; can God do everything that is logically possible?
Who s logic? Are we made in the Image and Likeness of God, or are we attempting to make Him in
ours? The difficulty is this: as humans, we are imperfect, with our viewpoints so limited is it God we
connect to, or merely our own impression of Him? As imperfect humans, we know only ourselves. We
connect to others, but we can never truly go into anybody s mind but our own. Every person exists in a
specific manner, completely immersed in his individual awareness, which is egocentric and exclusive.
As human beings, we look towards reason and logic to try to understand existence and our place in it.
However, there is no human being who is omniscient, so therefore our logic can be flawed, so what is
logically possible?
In the article; Omniscience and human freedom: a
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William Maillis
PHL 111
Reaction Paper #2
Professor M. Scott Mayberry
13 December 2016
The Omnipotence and Omniscience of God
Does God exist in the universe, or does the universe exist in God? This is the question mankind must
answer when we discuss the attributes of God. Many times humanity attempts to place God in the
universe and placing universal laws and limitations on God, but God is not bound by the laws of the
universe, because the universe exists in God. If it true that God has created everything than how can
he be limited by anything? Only God could limit Himself, by His own choice to do so. Thomas V.
Morris in his article on the omnipotence of God asks; can God do everything that is logically possible?
Who s logic? Are we made in the Image and Likeness of God, or are we attempting to make Him in
ours? The difficulty is this: as humans, we are imperfect, with our viewpoints so limited is it God we
connect to, or merely our own impression of Him? As imperfect humans, we know only ourselves. We
connect to others, but we can never truly go into anybody s mind but our own. Every person exists in a
specific manner, completely immersed in his individual awareness, which is egocentric and exclusive.
As human beings, we look towards reason and logic to try to understand existence and our place in it.
However, there is no human being who is omniscient, so therefore our logic can be flawed, so what is
logically possible?
In the article; Omniscience and human freedom: a
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How Did St Augustine Religion Influence Teens
When you think about Augustine s confession, you think about the new generation. In other words, the
conversion that happened over a thousand years ago can be closely related to teenagers of the 21st
century. Before Christianity was developed, a lot of people, especially the Roman emperors could not
accept it. They condemned and harassed the Christians who would claim their faith. When Christianity
was finally accepted, there were still people who contradict with the Christian faith.
Teenagers today find it difficult to come to God, they do not take a straight path. This is similar to
what St Augustine did, teenagers of today try to find meaning in life by being experimental with
different religions or cults. Augustine experimented with the Manicheans, a Persian dualist cult that
believed in two competing gods. The only difference between teenagers of today and Augustine is that
teenagers of today do not go to extreme as St Augustine did rather, they experiment with some of the
main religions. Augustine later saw through the Persian dualist cult and abandoned it. His mother,
Monica, was a big ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He became influenced into Christianity very soon after his birth to a Catholic mother. And I was
already signed with the sign of the Cross and seasoned with salt from the time I came from my mother
s womb. She greatly put her trust in you. (Book. 1. XI. 17). Although, he had a pagan as a father, he
did not do anything to influence his son away from the teaching of Christianity. His mother rather held
the main religious influence over him and he admits in regards to that, I then did... (Book1. VI. 8)
Parents are known to be highly influential in their children s lives. St Augustine makes many
references to his mother, her beliefs, and her prayers. It would be near impossible to try to downplay
his mother s role into a negligible
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When you think about Augustine s confession, you think about the new generation. In other words, the
conversion that happened over a thousand years ago can be closely related to teenagers of the 21st
century. Before Christianity was developed, a lot of people, especially the Roman emperors could not
accept it. They condemned and harassed the Christians who would claim their faith. When Christianity
was finally accepted, there were still people who contradict with the Christian faith.
Teenagers today find it difficult to come to God, they do not take a straight path. This is similar to
what St Augustine did, teenagers of today try to find meaning in life by being experimental with
different religions or cults. Augustine experimented with the Manicheans, a Persian dualist cult that
believed in two competing gods. The only difference between teenagers of today and Augustine is that
teenagers of today do not go to extreme as St Augustine did rather, they experiment with some of the
main religions. Augustine later saw through the Persian dualist cult and abandoned it. His mother,
Monica, was a big ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He became influenced into Christianity very soon after his birth to a Catholic mother. And I was
already signed with the sign of the Cross and seasoned with salt from the time I came from my mother
s womb. She greatly put her trust in you. (Book. 1. XI. 17). Although, he had a pagan as a father, he
did not do anything to influence his son away from the teaching of Christianity. His mother rather held
the main religious influence over him and he admits in regards to that, I then did... (Book1. VI. 8)
Parents are known to be highly influential in their children s lives. St Augustine makes many
references to his mother, her beliefs, and her prayers. It would be near impossible to try to downplay
his mother s role into a negligible
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Mr. George Hearing
I attended a hearing on your behalf in the above matter before Judge Burke in Hudson, New York, on
05/17/2017. The claimant was present and represented by attorney Ed DeLauter. Your insured, Robert
George, was present to give testimony.
As you know, this is a controverted claim which we are defending on the grounds the claimant is not
an employee but rather an independent contractor. At the last hearing we took the testimony of the
claimant. The claimant does not speak English and required a Spanish interpreter. The testimony was
quite lengthy and we used up the entire time allowance. The Judge terminated the testimony before we
were able to completed the claimant s testimony or the testimony of Mr. George. The minutes of that
testimony have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
George.
I had spoken to Mr. George on at least three (3) occasions to review the facts and circumstances of this
case and to prepare him for his testimony. I spoke to him for at least an hour the day before this
hearing, reviewing the outstanding issues and answering questions that he had regarding the case.
At this hearing I had Mr. George testify he operates Robert George Design Group, LTD. That he
knows the claimant and has known him since around 2007. He describes his work as doing
landscaping, outdoor masonry and patio work. He testified he has a subcontractor relationship with the
claimant. He said the claimant s expertise were in such things as roofing, sheet rocking, painting and
equipment maintenance.
Mr. George testified the claimant would work for him a daily rate.
Mr. George first met the claimant in 2007 when the claimant was doing some work for him at his
house. The claimant asked if he could do work for him and Mr. George told the claimant he would
need to have insurance and a tax ID#. The claimant obtained a tax ID# and Mr. George helped him
obtain a policy of liability insurance. A certification of insurance has previously been
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I attended a hearing on your behalf in the above matter before Judge Burke in Hudson, New York, on
05/17/2017. The claimant was present and represented by attorney Ed DeLauter. Your insured, Robert
George, was present to give testimony.
As you know, this is a controverted claim which we are defending on the grounds the claimant is not
an employee but rather an independent contractor. At the last hearing we took the testimony of the
claimant. The claimant does not speak English and required a Spanish interpreter. The testimony was
quite lengthy and we used up the entire time allowance. The Judge terminated the testimony before we
were able to completed the claimant s testimony or the testimony of Mr. George. The minutes of that
testimony have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
George.
I had spoken to Mr. George on at least three (3) occasions to review the facts and circumstances of this
case and to prepare him for his testimony. I spoke to him for at least an hour the day before this
hearing, reviewing the outstanding issues and answering questions that he had regarding the case.
At this hearing I had Mr. George testify he operates Robert George Design Group, LTD. That he
knows the claimant and has known him since around 2007. He describes his work as doing
landscaping, outdoor masonry and patio work. He testified he has a subcontractor relationship with the
claimant. He said the claimant s expertise were in such things as roofing, sheet rocking, painting and
equipment maintenance.
Mr. George testified the claimant would work for him a daily rate.
Mr. George first met the claimant in 2007 when the claimant was doing some work for him at his
house. The claimant asked if he could do work for him and Mr. George told the claimant he would
need to have insurance and a tax ID#. The claimant obtained a tax ID# and Mr. George helped him
obtain a policy of liability insurance. A certification of insurance has previously been
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Melting Point Chromatography
Experiment 3: Identification of an Unknown Mixture by Extraction, Recrystallization, and Melting
Point Determination Abstract In this experiment, an unknown compound was identified using
extraction and recrystallization techniques. This was followed by a determination of the melting points
of the extracted and recrystallized substances. Each unknown compound consisted of two substances
that were either a carboxylic acid, a phenol or a neutral. In this particular experiment, unknown
compound three was identified and was found to consist of the carboxylic acid 2 chlorobenzoic acid,
as well as the phenol 2 naphthol. This was determined using the melting points of the substances. The
first substance had a melting point of 134.0°C, which is very close to the literature value of 138
140°C1 for 2 chlorobenzoic acid. The other substance had a melting point of 126.5°C, which is also
very close to the literature melting point of 120 122°C1 for 2 naphthol. Out of the 1.001g of the
original unknown sample, 0.456g of carboxylic acid and 0.448g of the phenol were recovered. This
gave percent yields of 91.1% and 89.6%. These high percent yields and melting points indicate that
the extraction and recrystallization performed in this experiment were successful. Introduction ...
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Extraction is a technique that is used to do this. It helps to separate mixture based on the solubility of
the substance in two immiscible phases. Although these phases can be solid liquid, only liquid liquid
extraction was used in this particular experiment. To do this, the desired mixture is first dissolved in a
particular liquid and then a second liquid is used to extract it. The second liquid must not only be
immiscible with the first liquid, but it also must dissolve the compound more than the first
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Experiment 3: Identification of an Unknown Mixture by Extraction, Recrystallization, and Melting
Point Determination Abstract In this experiment, an unknown compound was identified using
extraction and recrystallization techniques. This was followed by a determination of the melting points
of the extracted and recrystallized substances. Each unknown compound consisted of two substances
that were either a carboxylic acid, a phenol or a neutral. In this particular experiment, unknown
compound three was identified and was found to consist of the carboxylic acid 2 chlorobenzoic acid,
as well as the phenol 2 naphthol. This was determined using the melting points of the substances. The
first substance had a melting point of 134.0°C, which is very close to the literature value of 138
140°C1 for 2 chlorobenzoic acid. The other substance had a melting point of 126.5°C, which is also
very close to the literature melting point of 120 122°C1 for 2 naphthol. Out of the 1.001g of the
original unknown sample, 0.456g of carboxylic acid and 0.448g of the phenol were recovered. This
gave percent yields of 91.1% and 89.6%. These high percent yields and melting points indicate that
the extraction and recrystallization performed in this experiment were successful. Introduction ...
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Extraction is a technique that is used to do this. It helps to separate mixture based on the solubility of
the substance in two immiscible phases. Although these phases can be solid liquid, only liquid liquid
extraction was used in this particular experiment. To do this, the desired mixture is first dissolved in a
particular liquid and then a second liquid is used to extract it. The second liquid must not only be
immiscible with the first liquid, but it also must dissolve the compound more than the first
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The Round House Erdrich
The novel The Round House revolves around the questionable morality of vengeance. Louise Erdrich,
shares the tale of a young boy and his endeavor to gain vengeance for his mother s rape. Through the
eyes of Joe Coutts, a story of crime and justice unfolds. Joe s aggression emerges after he discovers
his mother, Geraldine, is raped. Consequently, Joe attempts to avenge his mother by locating the
perpetrator, Linden Lark, and killing him. Does Joe s quest to find vengeance, justify his plot for
murder? The moral conflict between justice and vengeance interferes with Joe s plan. Erdrich voices, I
don t remember that they even looked at me or I at them after the shock of that first moment when we
all realized we were old (317). Joe finds out the judge is uncertain whether Lark can be accused at all,
this sparks Joe to carry on his own personal quest for retribution. Erdrich uses Joe s vigilante
perspective to question the morality of vengeance; it acts as a call to action when dealing with family
affairs. Erdrich s appeals to Joe s action by questioning its morality with the justification of the law;
arguing the extent ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With the lack of jurisdiction enforcement and Basil s pitiful attempt on finding justice, Joe is forced to
find vengeance himself. Furthermore, Joe is appalled that little action has taken place. Erdrich says, I
ve had enough fear for my whole life. You will not add to my fear. You will not add to my sorrows.
You will not be a part of this (89). This exemplifies the loneliness and fear that Geraldine has after the
rape. Although, Geraldine is telling joe not to pursue Lark, this only fuels his emotion to seek
vengeance. I ll do it. There is nothing to stop me. I know who he is and i m going after him (89). Joe s
passion is immense. Although Joe does not know the true identity of the rapist, he still is determined
to avenge his
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The novel The Round House revolves around the questionable morality of vengeance. Louise Erdrich,
shares the tale of a young boy and his endeavor to gain vengeance for his mother s rape. Through the
eyes of Joe Coutts, a story of crime and justice unfolds. Joe s aggression emerges after he discovers
his mother, Geraldine, is raped. Consequently, Joe attempts to avenge his mother by locating the
perpetrator, Linden Lark, and killing him. Does Joe s quest to find vengeance, justify his plot for
murder? The moral conflict between justice and vengeance interferes with Joe s plan. Erdrich voices, I
don t remember that they even looked at me or I at them after the shock of that first moment when we
all realized we were old (317). Joe finds out the judge is uncertain whether Lark can be accused at all,
this sparks Joe to carry on his own personal quest for retribution. Erdrich uses Joe s vigilante
perspective to question the morality of vengeance; it acts as a call to action when dealing with family
affairs. Erdrich s appeals to Joe s action by questioning its morality with the justification of the law;
arguing the extent ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With the lack of jurisdiction enforcement and Basil s pitiful attempt on finding justice, Joe is forced to
find vengeance himself. Furthermore, Joe is appalled that little action has taken place. Erdrich says, I
ve had enough fear for my whole life. You will not add to my fear. You will not add to my sorrows.
You will not be a part of this (89). This exemplifies the loneliness and fear that Geraldine has after the
rape. Although, Geraldine is telling joe not to pursue Lark, this only fuels his emotion to seek
vengeance. I ll do it. There is nothing to stop me. I know who he is and i m going after him (89). Joe s
passion is immense. Although Joe does not know the true identity of the rapist, he still is determined
to avenge his
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The Impact Of Omari On A Culturally Competent Household
Omari was raised in a culturally competent household, as a result of this, it has enabled him to
experience multiple cultures his entire life. This is unique, because not many children are able to say
they were raised in a household that was African American and Asian with the religious faiths of both
Christianity and Muslim existing under the same roof. While the United States is becoming itself more
culturally competent, it is uncertain how many families raise their children with this same
understanding (Yan Wong, 2005, pp. 181 188). Omari was able to learn in this environment and was
given the opportunity to make decisions that benefited him, while still maintaining the support of his
parents. Aside from religious and ethnic challenges he faced, being able to learn from what his parents
experienced while they were growing up helped to shape the way he is today. Growing up in areas that
were not ideal and moving to a better place, was one manner his parents were able to help ensure that
he would be given better opportunities than they had. This allowed him to make the decision to leave
his parents and join the military. Which, while rough, has given him his present situation. The most
difficult part of Omari s current situation has to do with his living environment. Which was once a
desirable area, is now drug ridden due to the economic collapse. Omari still focuses on the positive of
this aspect, that he has his parents support and close friends he grew up with. A
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Omari was raised in a culturally competent household, as a result of this, it has enabled him to
experience multiple cultures his entire life. This is unique, because not many children are able to say
they were raised in a household that was African American and Asian with the religious faiths of both
Christianity and Muslim existing under the same roof. While the United States is becoming itself more
culturally competent, it is uncertain how many families raise their children with this same
understanding (Yan Wong, 2005, pp. 181 188). Omari was able to learn in this environment and was
given the opportunity to make decisions that benefited him, while still maintaining the support of his
parents. Aside from religious and ethnic challenges he faced, being able to learn from what his parents
experienced while they were growing up helped to shape the way he is today. Growing up in areas that
were not ideal and moving to a better place, was one manner his parents were able to help ensure that
he would be given better opportunities than they had. This allowed him to make the decision to leave
his parents and join the military. Which, while rough, has given him his present situation. The most
difficult part of Omari s current situation has to do with his living environment. Which was once a
desirable area, is now drug ridden due to the economic collapse. Omari still focuses on the positive of
this aspect, that he has his parents support and close friends he grew up with. A
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Should We Vote To Vote
Voting has been our constitutional right since our founding fathers created the constitution. We vote to
help us decide who makes our rules and takes care of the nation that we live on. Some people disagree
with all politicians and don t vote at all. They believe that no matter what the politician says it won t
make a difference. Politicians Always promise things, whether it s to gain attention or just make the
people hear what they want to hear. Some people have know idea about politics and when it s time to
vote they always go with the side who has the most votes. kids who just turned eighteen have little
interest in politics, they barely vote and could care less who is picked as president. If you gather up 10
teenagers at the age of eighteen through 21, maybe one person out of that whole group has voted for a
president. There s a lot of reasons why teens would have little interest in voting. It could be the
technology that everyones addicted to, or not having to much knowledge about their government, and
another thing is that people say they have no time to vote. Most people who work from sunrise to
sunset always come home tired and they just don t have the energy to vote. These ... Show more
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young people have a voice and we can learn from them. They may not be as knowledgeable as most
adults are but they are a newer generation and we can see the way they deal with life and how it can
teach us to see it in our lives. Some teens want to vote, but they avoid it because of jury duty. It may
seem childish but a lot of people do because they don t want to deal with the fact of having to go to a
courthouse and have to make difficult decisions. For the people who complain about the government,
but don t vote shouldn t be talking at all. That s like saying you want to buy a car
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Voting has been our constitutional right since our founding fathers created the constitution. We vote to
help us decide who makes our rules and takes care of the nation that we live on. Some people disagree
with all politicians and don t vote at all. They believe that no matter what the politician says it won t
make a difference. Politicians Always promise things, whether it s to gain attention or just make the
people hear what they want to hear. Some people have know idea about politics and when it s time to
vote they always go with the side who has the most votes. kids who just turned eighteen have little
interest in politics, they barely vote and could care less who is picked as president. If you gather up 10
teenagers at the age of eighteen through 21, maybe one person out of that whole group has voted for a
president. There s a lot of reasons why teens would have little interest in voting. It could be the
technology that everyones addicted to, or not having to much knowledge about their government, and
another thing is that people say they have no time to vote. Most people who work from sunrise to
sunset always come home tired and they just don t have the energy to vote. These ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
young people have a voice and we can learn from them. They may not be as knowledgeable as most
adults are but they are a newer generation and we can see the way they deal with life and how it can
teach us to see it in our lives. Some teens want to vote, but they avoid it because of jury duty. It may
seem childish but a lot of people do because they don t want to deal with the fact of having to go to a
courthouse and have to make difficult decisions. For the people who complain about the government,
but don t vote shouldn t be talking at all. That s like saying you want to buy a car
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Terminal Value And Instrumental Value Research Paper
Values are different for each person. While one person might value reputation, another might value
inner harmony. In Chapter 5, values are defined as a collection of guiding principles that an individual
consider to be morally right and desirable in life. Furthermore, values are rank in terms of how
important the particular value is to an individual and how intense their feels are about that particular
value. To illustrate, a person can value wealth and flexibility, but not at the same level. A person might
lower their value toward flexibility a little in order to increase their potential for wealth. In addition,
according to Milton Rokeach, we also organize values into two categories called terminal values and
instrumental values. Terminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My current goals of becoming a successful artist has been the issue of conflict in terms of finding
balance for academic success and artist freedom. Since the age of eight or nine, I have always had a
dream of becoming an artist and having my art work displayed in museums across the country. This
goal started when my fourth grade teacher entered one of my watercolor painting into an art show for
the Mobile County public schools art contest. Much to my surprise, I won second place for the entire
fourth grade classes and the school body. This gave me the motivation to continue to develop my skills
and interests in the arts. However, as I was starting college, the reality of finding time and balance to
study for my coursework in radiology and devoting time for artistic leisure had become difficult to
obtain. In fact, the intensity of my coursework for the radiology program denied me the chance to
focus my time and attention on my artwork. Therefore, in terms of ranking my personal values, my
goals for academic success surpassed my endeavors as an artist. Having focus on my value for success
in my academics has led me to maintain my desired grade point average (gpa) and also has gave
opportunities to a few honor societies, and achieve the qualifications in terms of gpa to apply for a
variety of programs at different colleges and universities. Although I was pleased in meeting my
terminal goal in my academics, I also felt dissatisfied that I often neglected one goal (art) for
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Values are different for each person. While one person might value reputation, another might value
inner harmony. In Chapter 5, values are defined as a collection of guiding principles that an individual
consider to be morally right and desirable in life. Furthermore, values are rank in terms of how
important the particular value is to an individual and how intense their feels are about that particular
value. To illustrate, a person can value wealth and flexibility, but not at the same level. A person might
lower their value toward flexibility a little in order to increase their potential for wealth. In addition,
according to Milton Rokeach, we also organize values into two categories called terminal values and
instrumental values. Terminal ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My current goals of becoming a successful artist has been the issue of conflict in terms of finding
balance for academic success and artist freedom. Since the age of eight or nine, I have always had a
dream of becoming an artist and having my art work displayed in museums across the country. This
goal started when my fourth grade teacher entered one of my watercolor painting into an art show for
the Mobile County public schools art contest. Much to my surprise, I won second place for the entire
fourth grade classes and the school body. This gave me the motivation to continue to develop my skills
and interests in the arts. However, as I was starting college, the reality of finding time and balance to
study for my coursework in radiology and devoting time for artistic leisure had become difficult to
obtain. In fact, the intensity of my coursework for the radiology program denied me the chance to
focus my time and attention on my artwork. Therefore, in terms of ranking my personal values, my
goals for academic success surpassed my endeavors as an artist. Having focus on my value for success
in my academics has led me to maintain my desired grade point average (gpa) and also has gave
opportunities to a few honor societies, and achieve the qualifications in terms of gpa to apply for a
variety of programs at different colleges and universities. Although I was pleased in meeting my
terminal goal in my academics, I also felt dissatisfied that I often neglected one goal (art) for
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Elizabeth Bishop Research Paper
Elizabeth Bishop is a remarkable poet; she contributed to the Postmodern era experiment of the 20th
century when poets played with nontraditional forms and intricate verse. She wrote exactly 101 poems
exploring diverse topics such as death and alcoholism. Bishop rose to prominence after she published
her first collection of poetry, North and South, and published her first novel along with eighteen new
poems in Poems: North and South A Cold Spring, nine years later. Critics through the ages praise
Bishop for her detailed imagery, and her influence in the postmodern poetry is noteworthy to this day.
Elizabeth Bishop had a fractured childhood. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts February 11,
1911. Within eight months of her birth, her father, William Thomas Bishop, died due to inflammation
of the kidneys. The trauma of his death led to Elizabeth Bishop s mother, Gertrude May Blumer,
mental insanity and eventual admission to a mental asylum. Although these events occurred very early
on in her life, Bishop managed to create accurate descriptions of these experiences in her poems.
However, it is difficult to determine the exact moment when the full weight of these early losses began
to influence her writings since only a few poems ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bishop decided to stay in Brazil for a couple months. While living there, Bishop met an architect
named Lota de Macedo. The two became very close and had an affair that lasted years. Unfortunately,
Lota de Macedo committed suicide in 1967. As a result, Bishop wrote her most famous poem, One
Art. In the poem, Bishop discusses how easy it is to lose things. She starts with small, insignificant
objects, such as keys, but as the poem continues, the objects become more significant. For example,
the last thing the speaker says is, Even losing you (the/ joking voice, a gesture /I love) I shan t have
lied. This line is thought to be a reference to her relationship with
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Elizabeth Bishop is a remarkable poet; she contributed to the Postmodern era experiment of the 20th
century when poets played with nontraditional forms and intricate verse. She wrote exactly 101 poems
exploring diverse topics such as death and alcoholism. Bishop rose to prominence after she published
her first collection of poetry, North and South, and published her first novel along with eighteen new
poems in Poems: North and South A Cold Spring, nine years later. Critics through the ages praise
Bishop for her detailed imagery, and her influence in the postmodern poetry is noteworthy to this day.
Elizabeth Bishop had a fractured childhood. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts February 11,
1911. Within eight months of her birth, her father, William Thomas Bishop, died due to inflammation
of the kidneys. The trauma of his death led to Elizabeth Bishop s mother, Gertrude May Blumer,
mental insanity and eventual admission to a mental asylum. Although these events occurred very early
on in her life, Bishop managed to create accurate descriptions of these experiences in her poems.
However, it is difficult to determine the exact moment when the full weight of these early losses began
to influence her writings since only a few poems ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bishop decided to stay in Brazil for a couple months. While living there, Bishop met an architect
named Lota de Macedo. The two became very close and had an affair that lasted years. Unfortunately,
Lota de Macedo committed suicide in 1967. As a result, Bishop wrote her most famous poem, One
Art. In the poem, Bishop discusses how easy it is to lose things. She starts with small, insignificant
objects, such as keys, but as the poem continues, the objects become more significant. For example,
the last thing the speaker says is, Even losing you (the/ joking voice, a gesture /I love) I shan t have
lied. This line is thought to be a reference to her relationship with
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Eastern Variations Of Cinderella
Folk tale is a valuable fortune of human beings, giving readers a closer exposure to cultures all over
the world. One of the most popular folk tale is Cinderella a story about a good girl facing persecution
of her cruel stepmother and sister. Almost all Cinderella versions in the world share the same themes
and motifs but the function of plots and motifs might perform differently in distinctive local cultural
contexts. Two Eastern variations of Cinderella Tam Cam and Neang Angkat in Vietnam and Cambodia
respectively are typical examples. The two stories are similar in terms of theme, motif of magical help
and presence of Buddhist beliefs. However, regarding the specific reincarnation, supernatural power
and endings, they do not completely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, though both having been influenced by Buddhism, the reincarnations of main characters in
the two stories are somehow different because they are also affected by other ideologies and cultures.
In Vietnamese Tam Cam, Tam undergo four times of reincarnation (a nightingale, a white cedar tree, a
wooden loom and a persimmon fruit) whereas in Neang Angkat, the girl reborns two times. The
reincarnation process of Tam is linked with Confucian ideology of female virtues and behaviour. For
instance, her transformation from a persimmon fruit into a human shape to do the housework and cook
for the old woman represents the virtue of skillful of work, which is one of four Confucian virtues that
Vietnamese women need to obtain (Bui, 2009). Differently, two forms of reincarnation in Cambodian
Cinderella a banana tree and a grove of bamboo only describe two symbolic images of this eastern
country. Another difference is the supernatural power. Whereas the Bụt in Tam Cam stands for the
Buddha, the Spirit of Virtue in Cambodia s Neang Angkat is said to be stand in for her dead mother
(Bettelheim, 1974). The Bụt is a religious image, appearing in many other folk lores in Vietnam and
willing to help whoever encounter difficulties while the Spirit of Virtue in Neang Angkat is just a
symbol of motherhood. It is the strong and eternal love of the dead mother that helps Angkat
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Folk tale is a valuable fortune of human beings, giving readers a closer exposure to cultures all over
the world. One of the most popular folk tale is Cinderella a story about a good girl facing persecution
of her cruel stepmother and sister. Almost all Cinderella versions in the world share the same themes
and motifs but the function of plots and motifs might perform differently in distinctive local cultural
contexts. Two Eastern variations of Cinderella Tam Cam and Neang Angkat in Vietnam and Cambodia
respectively are typical examples. The two stories are similar in terms of theme, motif of magical help
and presence of Buddhist beliefs. However, regarding the specific reincarnation, supernatural power
and endings, they do not completely ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First of all, though both having been influenced by Buddhism, the reincarnations of main characters in
the two stories are somehow different because they are also affected by other ideologies and cultures.
In Vietnamese Tam Cam, Tam undergo four times of reincarnation (a nightingale, a white cedar tree, a
wooden loom and a persimmon fruit) whereas in Neang Angkat, the girl reborns two times. The
reincarnation process of Tam is linked with Confucian ideology of female virtues and behaviour. For
instance, her transformation from a persimmon fruit into a human shape to do the housework and cook
for the old woman represents the virtue of skillful of work, which is one of four Confucian virtues that
Vietnamese women need to obtain (Bui, 2009). Differently, two forms of reincarnation in Cambodian
Cinderella a banana tree and a grove of bamboo only describe two symbolic images of this eastern
country. Another difference is the supernatural power. Whereas the Bụt in Tam Cam stands for the
Buddha, the Spirit of Virtue in Cambodia s Neang Angkat is said to be stand in for her dead mother
(Bettelheim, 1974). The Bụt is a religious image, appearing in many other folk lores in Vietnam and
willing to help whoever encounter difficulties while the Spirit of Virtue in Neang Angkat is just a
symbol of motherhood. It is the strong and eternal love of the dead mother that helps Angkat
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Colonization of the New World
Colonization of the New World
The discovery and colonization of the New World was one of the most significant and influential
events in the known history of mankind. It has shaped our present by changing the course of our past
and is a time of such great significance that it would be all but impossible to understand today without
at least some comprehension of the why s of yesterday. What was it that drove such a myriad of
people to risk so much to tame the wild and vast lands we now know as and call the Americas. What
were the reasons, motivations, causes, events, and possibilities that captured the minds and hearts of
so many different peoples from such divers backgrounds? What led them to leave their friends,
families, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Howard Zinn it was for the Gold. Zinn claims that it was money and power that were
driving forces behind Columbus. He tells us that Spain promised him a 10% cut of all the gold found,
governorship of any new found lands, and the new title of Admiral.[2] Gold and the regulation thereof
are the primary focuses of Columbus letter to the King and Queen of Spain, thought to have been
written around the year 1492, but definitely written after the his initial discovery.[3] So whether
wholly or in part it appears that riches and power were factors contributing to Columbus decision to
risk so much. After all he made multiple trips across the Atlantic not just one. So apparently he was
concerned with more than just the discovery of a trade route. Columbus discovery was made possible
by the Spanish Crown therefore all new found lands were claimed in the name of Spain and a Spanish
flag planted on the soil thereof in testament to this fact. Spain was still a catholic nation at this time
and the Spanish monarchy still acknowledged the Pope as the dominant spiritual authority on the
Earth. However it would not be long after Columbus discovery that all of Europe would be shaken to
its very foundation and set ablaze in what we now call the Protestant Reformation. This revolution in
spiritual thought was the result of a simple
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Colonization of the New World
The discovery and colonization of the New World was one of the most significant and influential
events in the known history of mankind. It has shaped our present by changing the course of our past
and is a time of such great significance that it would be all but impossible to understand today without
at least some comprehension of the why s of yesterday. What was it that drove such a myriad of
people to risk so much to tame the wild and vast lands we now know as and call the Americas. What
were the reasons, motivations, causes, events, and possibilities that captured the minds and hearts of
so many different peoples from such divers backgrounds? What led them to leave their friends,
families, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Howard Zinn it was for the Gold. Zinn claims that it was money and power that were
driving forces behind Columbus. He tells us that Spain promised him a 10% cut of all the gold found,
governorship of any new found lands, and the new title of Admiral.[2] Gold and the regulation thereof
are the primary focuses of Columbus letter to the King and Queen of Spain, thought to have been
written around the year 1492, but definitely written after the his initial discovery.[3] So whether
wholly or in part it appears that riches and power were factors contributing to Columbus decision to
risk so much. After all he made multiple trips across the Atlantic not just one. So apparently he was
concerned with more than just the discovery of a trade route. Columbus discovery was made possible
by the Spanish Crown therefore all new found lands were claimed in the name of Spain and a Spanish
flag planted on the soil thereof in testament to this fact. Spain was still a catholic nation at this time
and the Spanish monarchy still acknowledged the Pope as the dominant spiritual authority on the
Earth. However it would not be long after Columbus discovery that all of Europe would be shaken to
its very foundation and set ablaze in what we now call the Protestant Reformation. This revolution in
spiritual thought was the result of a simple
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College Essay For College
When anyone asks me what I want to do in my lifetime, I always answer with, I just want to be happy.
I have known the answer to that question for as long as I can remember. So, when the time came for
me to start really thinking about the rest of my life (i.e. life after high school and adulthood) I had to
think a lot about what makes me happy, and I have continued that journey ever since. My search for
happiness and bettering my life has eventually led me here, to applying for a program that will allow
me to achieve a Bachelor s degree from Antioch University Online.
Throughout my search, I have always known that continuing my education was extremely important
to me. I m a strong believer that education can be attained through everything and that every moment
you take part in can be educating. But I wanted to seek out knowledge, and a Bachelor s degree would
be the best choice for me. Ultimately, every career option I have considered, would be most benefitted
from by achieving this level of degree. Whether you call it fate, dumb luck, or sheer coincidence, I m
not going to ignore what s right in front of me. And not only would I be able to further my education
vastly, but I would also be able to use that Bachelor s degree to improve my career.
So far in my journey that is life after adulthood descends, I have been on a few very different tracks.
First, I spent a year as a film student, then I realized that my best chances in achieving my happiest
life was by becoming a
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When anyone asks me what I want to do in my lifetime, I always answer with, I just want to be happy.
I have known the answer to that question for as long as I can remember. So, when the time came for
me to start really thinking about the rest of my life (i.e. life after high school and adulthood) I had to
think a lot about what makes me happy, and I have continued that journey ever since. My search for
happiness and bettering my life has eventually led me here, to applying for a program that will allow
me to achieve a Bachelor s degree from Antioch University Online.
Throughout my search, I have always known that continuing my education was extremely important
to me. I m a strong believer that education can be attained through everything and that every moment
you take part in can be educating. But I wanted to seek out knowledge, and a Bachelor s degree would
be the best choice for me. Ultimately, every career option I have considered, would be most benefitted
from by achieving this level of degree. Whether you call it fate, dumb luck, or sheer coincidence, I m
not going to ignore what s right in front of me. And not only would I be able to further my education
vastly, but I would also be able to use that Bachelor s degree to improve my career.
So far in my journey that is life after adulthood descends, I have been on a few very different tracks.
First, I spent a year as a film student, then I realized that my best chances in achieving my happiest
life was by becoming a
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Mission Values And Values Of American Red Cross
American Red Cross: Mission, Vision, and Values The American Red Cross is a non profit
organization that helps those going through a crisis. This organization also provides services and relief
during emergencies to alleviate suffering. This non profit is well known throughout the world and has
existed for a very long time, over 130 years (Red Cross). Services offered through the American Red
Cross include but are not limited to disaster relief, blood drives, CPR classes, and services to the
Armed Forces. The American Red Cross would not be as successful or exist over 130 years if they did
not have a solid mission, vision, and base the organization off their fundamental principals. The
mission for the American Red Cross states ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The mission statement as previously stated; answers why the organization exist and what is their
purpose. The mission also should be memorable, inspiring, market focused (who they serve), and what
they want to be remembered for (Olsen), the American Red Cross mission does this. The mission
statement does not need any improvement as it fulfills all the characteristics of a good mission for an
organization. The American Red Cross vision statement serves its purpose as it stats where the
organization is headed in the future. The vision statement is well written, however a time limit should
have been mentioned where we would see the vision turned reality. The change in the vision would be
stating accomplishing the vision in 10 years. Including a time limit will give the employees and
organization a goal, which is to accomplish this vision in the specified time; this will also meet the
criteria of including a time frame. Simply put, the mission is the existence of the organization, the
vision is where they want to go, and the values or principle is the means to get
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American Red Cross: Mission, Vision, and Values The American Red Cross is a non profit
organization that helps those going through a crisis. This organization also provides services and relief
during emergencies to alleviate suffering. This non profit is well known throughout the world and has
existed for a very long time, over 130 years (Red Cross). Services offered through the American Red
Cross include but are not limited to disaster relief, blood drives, CPR classes, and services to the
Armed Forces. The American Red Cross would not be as successful or exist over 130 years if they did
not have a solid mission, vision, and base the organization off their fundamental principals. The
mission for the American Red Cross states ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The mission statement as previously stated; answers why the organization exist and what is their
purpose. The mission also should be memorable, inspiring, market focused (who they serve), and what
they want to be remembered for (Olsen), the American Red Cross mission does this. The mission
statement does not need any improvement as it fulfills all the characteristics of a good mission for an
organization. The American Red Cross vision statement serves its purpose as it stats where the
organization is headed in the future. The vision statement is well written, however a time limit should
have been mentioned where we would see the vision turned reality. The change in the vision would be
stating accomplishing the vision in 10 years. Including a time limit will give the employees and
organization a goal, which is to accomplish this vision in the specified time; this will also meet the
criteria of including a time frame. Simply put, the mission is the existence of the organization, the
vision is where they want to go, and the values or principle is the means to get
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Mobile Banking
Yu: Factors Affecting Individuals to Adopt Mobile Banking
FACTORS AFFECTING INDIVIDUALS TO ADOPT MOBILE BANKING: EMPIRICAL
EVIDENCE FROM THE UTAUT MODEL
Chian Son Yu Department of Information Technology and Management Shih Chien University # 70,
DaZhi Street, Taipei, Taiwan [email protected]
ABSTRACT Fast advances in the wireless technology and the intensive penetration of cell phones
have motivated banks to spend large budget on building mobile banking systems, but the adoption rate
of mobile banking is still underused than expected. Therefore, research to enrich current knowledge
about what affects individuals to use mobile banking is required. Consequently, this study employs the
Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
[2011] pointed out that main customer segments of mobile and Internet banking were not necessarily
the same, which might explain why Sadi et al. [2010] distinguished mobile commerce from other
electronic commerce.
Page 104
Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, VOL 13, NO 2, 2012
Therefore, compared to huge online banking studies and relative few research available to help banks
understand the adoption of mobile banking [Suoranta Mattila 2003; Laukkanen Pasanen 2008; Puschel
et al. 2010], more studies to investigate what influences people to adopt mobile banking are necessary
and demanded. Given that the chance of success in introducing a new product or service is highly
related to the depth of understanding of what influences consumers to adopt this new product or
service, this study employed the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) with
age and gender as moderating effects to elaborately investigate what affecting individuals to adopt
mobile banking. The findings culled from this research can help banks execute intricate marketing
campaigns and customize service options to cater to specific customer segments in the context of
electronic banking. 2. Literature Review Literature reveals that abundant research on electronic
banking has focused on Internet banking (also called online banking), whereas research focusing on
mobile banking is relative little and receives underrated attention [Suorantia Mattila 2004; Laukkanen
Pasanen
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Yu: Factors Affecting Individuals to Adopt Mobile Banking
FACTORS AFFECTING INDIVIDUALS TO ADOPT MOBILE BANKING: EMPIRICAL
EVIDENCE FROM THE UTAUT MODEL
Chian Son Yu Department of Information Technology and Management Shih Chien University # 70,
DaZhi Street, Taipei, Taiwan [email protected]
ABSTRACT Fast advances in the wireless technology and the intensive penetration of cell phones
have motivated banks to spend large budget on building mobile banking systems, but the adoption rate
of mobile banking is still underused than expected. Therefore, research to enrich current knowledge
about what affects individuals to use mobile banking is required. Consequently, this study employs the
Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
[2011] pointed out that main customer segments of mobile and Internet banking were not necessarily
the same, which might explain why Sadi et al. [2010] distinguished mobile commerce from other
electronic commerce.
Page 104
Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, VOL 13, NO 2, 2012
Therefore, compared to huge online banking studies and relative few research available to help banks
understand the adoption of mobile banking [Suoranta Mattila 2003; Laukkanen Pasanen 2008; Puschel
et al. 2010], more studies to investigate what influences people to adopt mobile banking are necessary
and demanded. Given that the chance of success in introducing a new product or service is highly
related to the depth of understanding of what influences consumers to adopt this new product or
service, this study employed the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) with
age and gender as moderating effects to elaborately investigate what affecting individuals to adopt
mobile banking. The findings culled from this research can help banks execute intricate marketing
campaigns and customize service options to cater to specific customer segments in the context of
electronic banking. 2. Literature Review Literature reveals that abundant research on electronic
banking has focused on Internet banking (also called online banking), whereas research focusing on
mobile banking is relative little and receives underrated attention [Suorantia Mattila 2004; Laukkanen
Pasanen
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Former President Research Paper
With the upcoming election in November this year many Americans, myself included, voting for the
first time. Since we live in America, we are born with a right to vote, and thankful that are armed
forces still protect this freedom everyday. Over the past year, we have seen numerous potential
candidates that want to become the next President slowly weed out to now our four top candidates,
two for each party. The best way for new adults who have never voted before is to become more
informed. Doing so we can see what traits and common values we liked from former Commander in
Chiefs and see what candidates from this election also have similar qualities that agree with our
beliefs. Doing research on candidates is the only proper way to be a well rounded, educated voter in
November; below are three former presidents that I believe share the most common values a President
should have. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kennedy. President JFK supported West Berlin, Germany during the time the Cold War, when
communism had taken over. During this time, West Berlin was against communism. The main thing
that many people admire about President Kennedy was that he recognized the Army Special Forces,
the Green Berets. This was a historical moment, and by the time of his death, the Special Forces had
doubled in size. President Kennedy also handled the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Here, President
Kennedy order a naval blockage around Cuba. This was an attempt to stop the Soviet Union from
bringing in more military supplies into Cuba. Following, the Soviets did remove their missiles from
Cuba and President Kennedy in a televised announcement, requested that Americans rethink the
stereotypes and called for a time of peace. His values to me show a hard workingman who cared
deeply about his country. Even back in 1946 when Kennedy was campaigning for House, it is said that
he would go
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With the upcoming election in November this year many Americans, myself included, voting for the
first time. Since we live in America, we are born with a right to vote, and thankful that are armed
forces still protect this freedom everyday. Over the past year, we have seen numerous potential
candidates that want to become the next President slowly weed out to now our four top candidates,
two for each party. The best way for new adults who have never voted before is to become more
informed. Doing so we can see what traits and common values we liked from former Commander in
Chiefs and see what candidates from this election also have similar qualities that agree with our
beliefs. Doing research on candidates is the only proper way to be a well rounded, educated voter in
November; below are three former presidents that I believe share the most common values a President
should have. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kennedy. President JFK supported West Berlin, Germany during the time the Cold War, when
communism had taken over. During this time, West Berlin was against communism. The main thing
that many people admire about President Kennedy was that he recognized the Army Special Forces,
the Green Berets. This was a historical moment, and by the time of his death, the Special Forces had
doubled in size. President Kennedy also handled the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Here, President
Kennedy order a naval blockage around Cuba. This was an attempt to stop the Soviet Union from
bringing in more military supplies into Cuba. Following, the Soviets did remove their missiles from
Cuba and President Kennedy in a televised announcement, requested that Americans rethink the
stereotypes and called for a time of peace. His values to me show a hard workingman who cared
deeply about his country. Even back in 1946 when Kennedy was campaigning for House, it is said that
he would go
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Fahrenheit 451
Megan Wright Mr. Owens English 9 14 April 2013 Rough Draft #1 451 degrees Fahrenheit is the
temperature at which book paper catches fire, and burns (Lenhoff). In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
is trying to teach the reader about the dangers of books and history as seen in characters, symbols, and
events. Bradbury s novel is about a future American society where books are outlawed and firemen are
told they have to burn any house that has books in it. Books are banned because they contain
contradictory ideas and can confront the comfortable prejudices and ignorance that abounds
(Zacharias). Beatty is the chief at the firehouse. Fahrenheit 451 describes a country caught in the grip
of both an external war with another power, and a civil ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The hearth, or fireplace, is a traditional symbol of the home (Sparknotes Editors). The salamander is
one of the official symbols of the firemen (Sparknotes Editors). Firemen also name their fire trucks
after the salamander (Sparknotes Editors). Both of these symbols involve fire which is a big part of
Montag s life. The hearth contains the fire that heats his home and the salamander because they
believed that salamanders live in fire and are unable to burn. The Sieve and the Sand, comes from
Montag s childhood memory of trying to fill a sieve with sand on the beach to get a dime from a
mischievous cousin and crying at the futility of the task (Sparknotes Editors). Montag compares this
memory to his attempt to read the whole Bible as quickly as possible on the subway in the hope that, if
he reads fast enough, some of the material will stay in his memory (Sparknotes Editors). The sand is a
symbol of the tangible truth Montag seeks, and the sieve is a symbol of the human mind seeking a
truth that remains elusive and, the metaphor suggests, impossible to grasp in any permanent way
(Sparknotes
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Megan Wright Mr. Owens English 9 14 April 2013 Rough Draft #1 451 degrees Fahrenheit is the
temperature at which book paper catches fire, and burns (Lenhoff). In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
is trying to teach the reader about the dangers of books and history as seen in characters, symbols, and
events. Bradbury s novel is about a future American society where books are outlawed and firemen are
told they have to burn any house that has books in it. Books are banned because they contain
contradictory ideas and can confront the comfortable prejudices and ignorance that abounds
(Zacharias). Beatty is the chief at the firehouse. Fahrenheit 451 describes a country caught in the grip
of both an external war with another power, and a civil ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The hearth, or fireplace, is a traditional symbol of the home (Sparknotes Editors). The salamander is
one of the official symbols of the firemen (Sparknotes Editors). Firemen also name their fire trucks
after the salamander (Sparknotes Editors). Both of these symbols involve fire which is a big part of
Montag s life. The hearth contains the fire that heats his home and the salamander because they
believed that salamanders live in fire and are unable to burn. The Sieve and the Sand, comes from
Montag s childhood memory of trying to fill a sieve with sand on the beach to get a dime from a
mischievous cousin and crying at the futility of the task (Sparknotes Editors). Montag compares this
memory to his attempt to read the whole Bible as quickly as possible on the subway in the hope that, if
he reads fast enough, some of the material will stay in his memory (Sparknotes Editors). The sand is a
symbol of the tangible truth Montag seeks, and the sieve is a symbol of the human mind seeking a
truth that remains elusive and, the metaphor suggests, impossible to grasp in any permanent way
(Sparknotes
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Kolf Research Paper
The Culture trait of Scotland is golf. The term kolf came from the Dutch. (Cultural Diffusion Andrew
Scottish Culture. n.d.) It was brought over to Scotland from the major trading that those two countries
did. Kolf was a sport with characteristics of golf and ice hockey played in the Netherlands. It was
played with a stick and a ball on frozen canals in the winter times. In this game, players took turns
using iron headed clubs to strike a small ball toward a target, which was typically a stake or a hole.
During the winter, kolf was typically played on ice, though it took place on city streets and courts for
the rest of the year. Kolf was a short game and took as long as a game of putt putt. When the game
was brought over to the east
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The Culture trait of Scotland is golf. The term kolf came from the Dutch. (Cultural Diffusion Andrew
Scottish Culture. n.d.) It was brought over to Scotland from the major trading that those two countries
did. Kolf was a sport with characteristics of golf and ice hockey played in the Netherlands. It was
played with a stick and a ball on frozen canals in the winter times. In this game, players took turns
using iron headed clubs to strike a small ball toward a target, which was typically a stake or a hole.
During the winter, kolf was typically played on ice, though it took place on city streets and courts for
the rest of the year. Kolf was a short game and took as long as a game of putt putt. When the game
was brought over to the east
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North American and European Airline Industry Essay
North American and European Airline Industry
INTRODUCTION
The Airline industry is one of the world s largest industries generating over $300 billion in revenues in
2001 alone and additionally has the second highest industrial growth rate, after the computer industry,
with typical growth rates of 3 5% per annum over the last 20 years (Humphreys, 2003; BA Fact book,
2002).
For the purpose of this assignment, freight/cargo airline activities will not be considered as freight
travel consists of only 2 % of total airline activity (see figure 3.1 and appendix 1) (BA Fact book,
2002,
ICAO, 2003). Furthermore, due to the nature of the airline industry and the Asian market being a lot
smaller and internally focused, we
will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This has had significant implications for an industry which relies on these passengers for
approximately two thirds of its revenue (Economist, 2001). The reduction in business passenger
numbers has resulted not only in adding to the already existing overcapacity problem but also in
increasing competitive pressures, the resultant effect being a persistent downtrend in airfares. In fact,
after adjusting for inflation airline revenues per passenger kilometre are about half the level of 30
years ago (BA Fact Book, 2002). The birth of the low cost carriers and the increasing market share
they have acquired has further exacerbated this downward trend as passengers become more price
sensitive.
1.2 Political Forces facing the airline industry
The airline industry is also very much in the political frontline (see figure 1.1). The implications of
terrorism for the industry are evident from the statistics 2001 was only the second year in the history
of modern civil aviation in which international air traffic declined (IATA, 2002) and, although air
traffic has since improved, it is nevertheless still below pre September 11 levels. Furthermore, the
knock on effects it has had in other areas of the industry, most notably the vertiginous rise in the cost
of insurance and security, has further added to the economic woes of the industry. Since the attacks
insurance companies immediately increased insurance premiums and reduced
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North American and European Airline Industry
INTRODUCTION
The Airline industry is one of the world s largest industries generating over $300 billion in revenues in
2001 alone and additionally has the second highest industrial growth rate, after the computer industry,
with typical growth rates of 3 5% per annum over the last 20 years (Humphreys, 2003; BA Fact book,
2002).
For the purpose of this assignment, freight/cargo airline activities will not be considered as freight
travel consists of only 2 % of total airline activity (see figure 3.1 and appendix 1) (BA Fact book,
2002,
ICAO, 2003). Furthermore, due to the nature of the airline industry and the Asian market being a lot
smaller and internally focused, we
will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This has had significant implications for an industry which relies on these passengers for
approximately two thirds of its revenue (Economist, 2001). The reduction in business passenger
numbers has resulted not only in adding to the already existing overcapacity problem but also in
increasing competitive pressures, the resultant effect being a persistent downtrend in airfares. In fact,
after adjusting for inflation airline revenues per passenger kilometre are about half the level of 30
years ago (BA Fact Book, 2002). The birth of the low cost carriers and the increasing market share
they have acquired has further exacerbated this downward trend as passengers become more price
sensitive.
1.2 Political Forces facing the airline industry
The airline industry is also very much in the political frontline (see figure 1.1). The implications of
terrorism for the industry are evident from the statistics 2001 was only the second year in the history
of modern civil aviation in which international air traffic declined (IATA, 2002) and, although air
traffic has since improved, it is nevertheless still below pre September 11 levels. Furthermore, the
knock on effects it has had in other areas of the industry, most notably the vertiginous rise in the cost
of insurance and security, has further added to the economic woes of the industry. Since the attacks
insurance companies immediately increased insurance premiums and reduced
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Monophobias In Midair By Frank Conroy
Phobias are irrational sensations of fear that are triggered by a traumatizing event in a person s life. At
a young age we are taught fear. Dont touch the stove, it s hot. Dont talk to strangers, they could take
you. Although they would pay me to take you back Mom would say. Dont put things into the electical
outlets. Do you want your hair to look like Don King? Dad would ask. But then there are the fears that
happen just living life like the fear of being alone, heights and losing someone you love. In the short
story Midair by Frank Conroy the main character Sean has phobias that have been triggered by events
in his childhood. At six years old Sean stares down at the street, at the cracks in the sidewalk. With
very limited motion available to his arms, he finds his father s belt and hangs on with both hands. Sean
and his father are pulled back in by the goon squad . This event in Sean s life is the one that caused a
lot of phobias unbeknownst to him. Aviophobia the fear of heights, Thantophobia the fear of losing
someone you love and Monophobia the fear of being alone. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
But it also triggered the fear of flying.
I have a fear of flying myself. The thought of flying make me anxious. To be honest I get sick to my
stomach just riding passenger in the truck my husband owns. His truck is a black extended cab Toyota
Tacoma 747 with the big tires. He drives it as if we are on the runway about to take off. Or as mom
says He drives like he has a weekend furlough from hell. I always tell her I know mom he should have
been a pilot instead of a teacher. But back to Sean and his
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Phobias are irrational sensations of fear that are triggered by a traumatizing event in a person s life. At
a young age we are taught fear. Dont touch the stove, it s hot. Dont talk to strangers, they could take
you. Although they would pay me to take you back Mom would say. Dont put things into the electical
outlets. Do you want your hair to look like Don King? Dad would ask. But then there are the fears that
happen just living life like the fear of being alone, heights and losing someone you love. In the short
story Midair by Frank Conroy the main character Sean has phobias that have been triggered by events
in his childhood. At six years old Sean stares down at the street, at the cracks in the sidewalk. With
very limited motion available to his arms, he finds his father s belt and hangs on with both hands. Sean
and his father are pulled back in by the goon squad . This event in Sean s life is the one that caused a
lot of phobias unbeknownst to him. Aviophobia the fear of heights, Thantophobia the fear of losing
someone you love and Monophobia the fear of being alone. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
But it also triggered the fear of flying.
I have a fear of flying myself. The thought of flying make me anxious. To be honest I get sick to my
stomach just riding passenger in the truck my husband owns. His truck is a black extended cab Toyota
Tacoma 747 with the big tires. He drives it as if we are on the runway about to take off. Or as mom
says He drives like he has a weekend furlough from hell. I always tell her I know mom he should have
been a pilot instead of a teacher. But back to Sean and his
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Origins Criminal Behavior
Origins of Criminal Behavior
Tara Olivarez
University of the Rockies
Abstract
We spend a large amount of time learning. It should be important to know something about it.
Everyone is a learner, and everyone is also a teacher. Even as small children will show another child
how to play a game. Most social process theories assume behavior (good or bad) is learned behavior
which means that even criminal behavior can be learned through social interactions.
Origins of Criminal Behavior
In all connections with learning, we find ourselves learning to like or dislike. The learning process is
very complex, when we consider the large variety of idea, viewpoints, values and bits of information
people have. A great deal of learning is a matter of association or conditioning. Criminal behavior has
and will always be a large focus for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
M. (1985). Motivation and creativity: Effects of motivational orientation on creative writers. Journal
of Personality and Social Psychology, 48, 393 399.
Clark, R. E., Squire, L. R. (1998). Classical conditioning and brain systems: The role of awareness.
Science, 280(5360), 77 81. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/213566803?
accountid=39364
McLeod, S. A. (2013). Pavlov s Dogs. Retrieved from www.simplypsychology.org/pavlov.html
Patterson, G. R. (2002). The early development of coercive family process. In J. B. Reid, G. R.
Patterson, J. Snyder (Eds.), Antisocial behavior in children and adolescents: A developmental analysis
and model for intervention (pp. 25 44). Washington, DC:
American Psychological Association.
Pavlov, I. P. (1897/1902). The work of the digestive glands. London: Griffin.
Pavlov, I. P. (1928). Lectures on conditioned reflexes.(Translated by W.H. Gantt) London: Allen and
Unwin.
Windholz, G. (2009). Pavlov s conceptualization of learning. The American Journal of Psychology,
105(3), 459. Retrieved from
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Origins of Criminal Behavior
Tara Olivarez
University of the Rockies
Abstract
We spend a large amount of time learning. It should be important to know something about it.
Everyone is a learner, and everyone is also a teacher. Even as small children will show another child
how to play a game. Most social process theories assume behavior (good or bad) is learned behavior
which means that even criminal behavior can be learned through social interactions.
Origins of Criminal Behavior
In all connections with learning, we find ourselves learning to like or dislike. The learning process is
very complex, when we consider the large variety of idea, viewpoints, values and bits of information
people have. A great deal of learning is a matter of association or conditioning. Criminal behavior has
and will always be a large focus for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
M. (1985). Motivation and creativity: Effects of motivational orientation on creative writers. Journal
of Personality and Social Psychology, 48, 393 399.
Clark, R. E., Squire, L. R. (1998). Classical conditioning and brain systems: The role of awareness.
Science, 280(5360), 77 81. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/213566803?
accountid=39364
McLeod, S. A. (2013). Pavlov s Dogs. Retrieved from www.simplypsychology.org/pavlov.html
Patterson, G. R. (2002). The early development of coercive family process. In J. B. Reid, G. R.
Patterson, J. Snyder (Eds.), Antisocial behavior in children and adolescents: A developmental analysis
and model for intervention (pp. 25 44). Washington, DC:
American Psychological Association.
Pavlov, I. P. (1897/1902). The work of the digestive glands. London: Griffin.
Pavlov, I. P. (1928). Lectures on conditioned reflexes.(Translated by W.H. Gantt) London: Allen and
Unwin.
Windholz, G. (2009). Pavlov s conceptualization of learning. The American Journal of Psychology,
105(3), 459. Retrieved from
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Religion By John Steinbeck s East Of Eden
Religion is a central theme in John Steinbeck s East of Eden. Religion constantly appears through the
similarities between the Cain and Abel story, the Hebrew word timshel, and the presence of God and
Fate in the novel. Throughout the book, the characters struggle with the ideas of good and evil, and
choice and freewill. As the story unfolds and progresses, we see the characters deal with these things
with religion being the base and the root that the book lays upon.
The biblical story of Cain and Abel plays a central role in the novel East of Eden. In Genesis , Adam
and Eve s sons, Cain and Abel, offered sacrifices to God. The shepherd Abel sacrifices his best lamb,
while the farmer Cain offers grain. Because God prefers Abel s gift over Cain s, Cain becomes
infuriated and kills his brother in a jealous rage.
Adam asked, Do you know where your brother is?
No, I don t, said Cal. . . .
He hasn t been home for two nights. Where is he?
How do I know? said Cal. Am I supposed to look after him? (410)
This exchange between Adam and Cal is a direct parallel with the exchange between God and Cain
that appears in the book of Genesis in the Bible. After Cain murders Abel, God realizes that Abel is
missing and asks Cain where Abel is. Cain retorts, I know not; am I my brother s keeper? Adam and
Cal s reenactment of this conversation links them explicitly to the biblical story and cements Cal and
Aron, respectively, as surrogates for Cain and Abel. The characters of
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Religion is a central theme in John Steinbeck s East of Eden. Religion constantly appears through the
similarities between the Cain and Abel story, the Hebrew word timshel, and the presence of God and
Fate in the novel. Throughout the book, the characters struggle with the ideas of good and evil, and
choice and freewill. As the story unfolds and progresses, we see the characters deal with these things
with religion being the base and the root that the book lays upon.
The biblical story of Cain and Abel plays a central role in the novel East of Eden. In Genesis , Adam
and Eve s sons, Cain and Abel, offered sacrifices to God. The shepherd Abel sacrifices his best lamb,
while the farmer Cain offers grain. Because God prefers Abel s gift over Cain s, Cain becomes
infuriated and kills his brother in a jealous rage.
Adam asked, Do you know where your brother is?
No, I don t, said Cal. . . .
He hasn t been home for two nights. Where is he?
How do I know? said Cal. Am I supposed to look after him? (410)
This exchange between Adam and Cal is a direct parallel with the exchange between God and Cain
that appears in the book of Genesis in the Bible. After Cain murders Abel, God realizes that Abel is
missing and asks Cain where Abel is. Cain retorts, I know not; am I my brother s keeper? Adam and
Cal s reenactment of this conversation links them explicitly to the biblical story and cements Cal and
Aron, respectively, as surrogates for Cain and Abel. The characters of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Desert Places Robert Frost Summary
Robert Frost was an American poet who commonly used images of nature in his poetry. The use of
nature in poetry is typically used to create a connection between humanity and nature. The use of
nature in his poem Desert Places , published in 1936, does exactly this as Frost, through the narrator,
vividly describes an open field which is covered with snow, and subsequently the feelings or emotions
created within as a response to the observations. The title of the poem itself already alludes to the
central theme of loneliness and death, as a desert is commonly a lonely, empty and abandoned place.
However, the poem itself compares the narrator s life and mind to that of a desert. Through
observation of nature, Frost explores the ability of nature to inspire introspective thoughts of life and
death along with self realization. Frost, through the narrator, begins his narrative by mentioning that
the snow covers the land and everything contained in that space quickly and without reservation or
discrimination. He states, Snow falling and night falling fast, oh, fast (Frost, 1936, line 1). As he
continues his narration about the landscape he is viewing and about to embark upon, the reader
becomes easily preoccupied with the sense of emptiness and loneliness (Wand, 2013). The speaker
mentions the field being almost covered smooth in snow (Frost 1936, line 3) and the reader is made to
imagine the blank, baron and lonely state. Frost s description of the dark and quiet landscape is
comparable to death and the nature of this inevitable end of life event. This may be Frost s idea of how
death approaches and the effects and feelings contained within its victims. The mention of all animals
being smothered in their lairs (Front, 1936, line 6) shows that death is indiscriminate and covers
everyone and anything in its path. Generally, images of nature are thought to be beautiful, serene,
romantic and typically desired for all these reasons. Frost however, creates a different idea and feeling
about nature with his description of the surroundings. Critics of Frost s poetry view him as a skeptic
who regarded nature as an antagonist (Liebman, 1996). With this criticism in mind, loneliness and a
feeling of solitude is
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Robert Frost was an American poet who commonly used images of nature in his poetry. The use of
nature in poetry is typically used to create a connection between humanity and nature. The use of
nature in his poem Desert Places , published in 1936, does exactly this as Frost, through the narrator,
vividly describes an open field which is covered with snow, and subsequently the feelings or emotions
created within as a response to the observations. The title of the poem itself already alludes to the
central theme of loneliness and death, as a desert is commonly a lonely, empty and abandoned place.
However, the poem itself compares the narrator s life and mind to that of a desert. Through
observation of nature, Frost explores the ability of nature to inspire introspective thoughts of life and
death along with self realization. Frost, through the narrator, begins his narrative by mentioning that
the snow covers the land and everything contained in that space quickly and without reservation or
discrimination. He states, Snow falling and night falling fast, oh, fast (Frost, 1936, line 1). As he
continues his narration about the landscape he is viewing and about to embark upon, the reader
becomes easily preoccupied with the sense of emptiness and loneliness (Wand, 2013). The speaker
mentions the field being almost covered smooth in snow (Frost 1936, line 3) and the reader is made to
imagine the blank, baron and lonely state. Frost s description of the dark and quiet landscape is
comparable to death and the nature of this inevitable end of life event. This may be Frost s idea of how
death approaches and the effects and feelings contained within its victims. The mention of all animals
being smothered in their lairs (Front, 1936, line 6) shows that death is indiscriminate and covers
everyone and anything in its path. Generally, images of nature are thought to be beautiful, serene,
romantic and typically desired for all these reasons. Frost however, creates a different idea and feeling
about nature with his description of the surroundings. Critics of Frost s poetry view him as a skeptic
who regarded nature as an antagonist (Liebman, 1996). With this criticism in mind, loneliness and a
feeling of solitude is
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