Describing A Person Paragraph. How To Write
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My Teaching Ideas and Theory Applications
I believe every child can succeed in mathematics, and it is my role to unlock this potential. I aim to
teach in ways that help children develop cooperation, assertion and responsibility, as well as a good
understanding of subject matter. I believe this can be achieved by creating a culture in the classroom
that is built gradually on trust, with a common language, through rules that we create together, and by
practicing procedures until they become nearly automatic. I aim to use the resources, materials, and
curriculum requirements I have to work with, to engage my students in meaningful learning. I believe
that children want to learn, and that it is motivating for pupils when they and their teacher s are
enthusiastic about learning, too.
It is my aim to adopt a social constructivist approach as a teacher. This will mean encouraging
collaboration and work with other people; building on what children already know; scaffolding
lessons to develop learning; improving mathematical language through communication; allowing
children to experiment and explore new concepts for themselves. Yackel et. al. (1990) claim learning
occurs not as students take in mathematical knowledge in ready made pieces but as they build up
mathematical meaning on the basis of their experience in the classroom.
Social constructivism with a focus on talk in my curriculum area
Social Constructivism defines teachers as educational facilitators who deliver a framework in which
children can develop their
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I believe every child can succeed in mathematics, and it is my role to unlock this potential. I aim to
teach in ways that help children develop cooperation, assertion and responsibility, as well as a good
understanding of subject matter. I believe this can be achieved by creating a culture in the classroom
that is built gradually on trust, with a common language, through rules that we create together, and by
practicing procedures until they become nearly automatic. I aim to use the resources, materials, and
curriculum requirements I have to work with, to engage my students in meaningful learning. I believe
that children want to learn, and that it is motivating for pupils when they and their teacher s are
enthusiastic about learning, too.
It is my aim to adopt a social constructivist approach as a teacher. This will mean encouraging
collaboration and work with other people; building on what children already know; scaffolding
lessons to develop learning; improving mathematical language through communication; allowing
children to experiment and explore new concepts for themselves. Yackel et. al. (1990) claim learning
occurs not as students take in mathematical knowledge in ready made pieces but as they build up
mathematical meaning on the basis of their experience in the classroom.
Social constructivism with a focus on talk in my curriculum area
Social Constructivism defines teachers as educational facilitators who deliver a framework in which
children can develop their
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Comparison Of H, H. Holmes, And Gary Ridgway And The Green...
The united states have had many violent, brutal, and deranged serial killers which have shaped what
we know about murder today, some of the most twisted may have been Herman Webster Mudgett,
better known as H.H Holmes, as well as Gary Ridgway, AKA The Green River Killer. While both of
them are similar in many aspects, in some ways they are worlds apart. H. H Holmes was born Herman
Webster Mudgett in Gilmanton New Hampshire to parents Levi Horton Mudgett and Theodate Page
Price. Holmes was the third child born into his family, youngest of an older brother named Arthur and
an older sister named Mary. Born into an affluent family, Holmes was said to be remarkably intelligent
at a young age. Holmes parents were devout Methodists and he grew ... Show more content on
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Holmes later recollected that this event in particular led to his interest in anatomy and led him pursue
a degree at The University of Michigan Medical School in 1884 (Borowski, 2003). Holmes impulses
to experiment with animals did not cease throughout his childhood after those events. He would
discover forest animals close to his home in the neighboring woods, and dismember them to learn
more about their anatomy and physiology. (Bailin, 2008). This didn t only provide Holmes the
knowledge of how to dismember, but it also provided him the psychological enabler to fuel his
delusions. It is quite possible that Holmes obsession with death may have driven him to murder at the
young age of 11, disguising it as an accident. Holmes had a friend who was older than him named
Tom, and they would sometimes hangout. On one particular occasion, Tom and Holmes were
exploring an abandoned home. Holmes recalls during their exploration, seeing Tom Fall off a landing
to his death, but many speculate that Holmes may have pushed him. (Schechter, 2003). Born on
February 18th, 1949, Gary Ridgway was born to Mary Rita Steinman and Thomas Newton Ridgway,
in Salt Lake City, Utah. Gary, much like Holmes, had two siblings, though one was older, and one was
younger. Ridgway was born into a middle class family and had many family problems. Ridgway
would often argue with his parents,
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The united states have had many violent, brutal, and deranged serial killers which have shaped what
we know about murder today, some of the most twisted may have been Herman Webster Mudgett,
better known as H.H Holmes, as well as Gary Ridgway, AKA The Green River Killer. While both of
them are similar in many aspects, in some ways they are worlds apart. H. H Holmes was born Herman
Webster Mudgett in Gilmanton New Hampshire to parents Levi Horton Mudgett and Theodate Page
Price. Holmes was the third child born into his family, youngest of an older brother named Arthur and
an older sister named Mary. Born into an affluent family, Holmes was said to be remarkably intelligent
at a young age. Holmes parents were devout Methodists and he grew ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Holmes later recollected that this event in particular led to his interest in anatomy and led him pursue
a degree at The University of Michigan Medical School in 1884 (Borowski, 2003). Holmes impulses
to experiment with animals did not cease throughout his childhood after those events. He would
discover forest animals close to his home in the neighboring woods, and dismember them to learn
more about their anatomy and physiology. (Bailin, 2008). This didn t only provide Holmes the
knowledge of how to dismember, but it also provided him the psychological enabler to fuel his
delusions. It is quite possible that Holmes obsession with death may have driven him to murder at the
young age of 11, disguising it as an accident. Holmes had a friend who was older than him named
Tom, and they would sometimes hangout. On one particular occasion, Tom and Holmes were
exploring an abandoned home. Holmes recalls during their exploration, seeing Tom Fall off a landing
to his death, but many speculate that Holmes may have pushed him. (Schechter, 2003). Born on
February 18th, 1949, Gary Ridgway was born to Mary Rita Steinman and Thomas Newton Ridgway,
in Salt Lake City, Utah. Gary, much like Holmes, had two siblings, though one was older, and one was
younger. Ridgway was born into a middle class family and had many family problems. Ridgway
would often argue with his parents,
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Analysis Of Truman Capote s The Cold Blood
Jonathan Hernandez C.L.I.M
Mrs. Annesley
AP English Lang Comp
10 August 2017
In Cold Blood Reflection Paper The novel In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is truly a very intriguing
piece of literature. Based on a true story, the events of the novel follow the homicide of a loving
family who are brutally murdered in a single night and tensions within the community rise as the real
culprits are being searched for. Now the plot of the story isn t what makes this an extraordinary piece,
it s the tone and mood that Capote uses to describe certain events, characters, and even settings.When
it was revealed in the story that the reason for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he describes the Clutter family the mood is happy and joyful and his tone is almost like he is
over praising them as a family. This is because the Clutter family was seen as a perfect family that had
nothing wrong with ait and everyone got along with very well. Now for the two culprits it was
different. The tone and mood he used seemed to be pretty personal to both characters, as if they had
more to them than what appears. This is what started to get me excited. I believed that their backstory
had something to do with the Clutter family. One of the Culprits, Perry Smith, was in prison before the
events in the movie. Perhaps the Clutter family put him there for crashing a plane on their property of
something, I didn t know. Moving on to the events of the story, the tone and mood also had a similar
effect as well. When the two culprits were on their way to holcomb, they stopped by many places to
pick up some supplies. They pick up things like a rope and black stockings. Those two were used in
the crime but the way Capote describes it just had me thinking. Perry said in a casual tone, You got
any black stockings. Capote also said Next they were interested in rope. Now these two quotes make
almost no sense without context but the context surrounding these two quotes is unusual. The tone
used around them is very subtle as if what they were doing was not gonna end up in the murder of a
family. They go around picking these murder supplies but Capote s
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Jonathan Hernandez C.L.I.M
Mrs. Annesley
AP English Lang Comp
10 August 2017
In Cold Blood Reflection Paper The novel In Cold Blood by Truman Capote is truly a very intriguing
piece of literature. Based on a true story, the events of the novel follow the homicide of a loving
family who are brutally murdered in a single night and tensions within the community rise as the real
culprits are being searched for. Now the plot of the story isn t what makes this an extraordinary piece,
it s the tone and mood that Capote uses to describe certain events, characters, and even settings.When
it was revealed in the story that the reason for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he describes the Clutter family the mood is happy and joyful and his tone is almost like he is
over praising them as a family. This is because the Clutter family was seen as a perfect family that had
nothing wrong with ait and everyone got along with very well. Now for the two culprits it was
different. The tone and mood he used seemed to be pretty personal to both characters, as if they had
more to them than what appears. This is what started to get me excited. I believed that their backstory
had something to do with the Clutter family. One of the Culprits, Perry Smith, was in prison before the
events in the movie. Perhaps the Clutter family put him there for crashing a plane on their property of
something, I didn t know. Moving on to the events of the story, the tone and mood also had a similar
effect as well. When the two culprits were on their way to holcomb, they stopped by many places to
pick up some supplies. They pick up things like a rope and black stockings. Those two were used in
the crime but the way Capote describes it just had me thinking. Perry said in a casual tone, You got
any black stockings. Capote also said Next they were interested in rope. Now these two quotes make
almost no sense without context but the context surrounding these two quotes is unusual. The tone
used around them is very subtle as if what they were doing was not gonna end up in the murder of a
family. They go around picking these murder supplies but Capote s
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The Fall Sioux City Crash
The essay will be discussing about the failure of mankind due to inefficient engineering projects. It
will also explain , the major cause of each disaster and its effect on the surroundings.
The 1989 Sioux city crash :
Introduction:
John Fielder s The 1989 Sioux City Crash talks about the moral issues of a tail motor outline and
contrasts the DC 10 and other flying machine . As in alternate mishaps , loss of the motor ought not
have brought about loss of the airplane however , as in alternate mischances , consequent harm to the
DC 10 s control framework prompted the accident. Fielder. J.H,(1992).
Causes:
Debate proceeds with today over the DC 10 s security as a result of the 1989 accident of United
Airlines Flight 232 in Sioux City , Iowa , in which 111 individuals passed on . Inquiries have again
been raised about the sufficiency of assurance for the control frameworks in the DC 10 . The National
Transportation Safety Board Report on the 1989 Sioux City Crash found that the reason for the
mischance was a metallurgical blemish in the fan gathering of the back motor. A split in the 370 pound
fan plate began from the defect and in the end made it crumble . Trash from the blast separated all
water driven lines , denying the pilot of control over the flying surfaces on the tail and wings . the
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report additionally portrays the shortcomings of the
examination of an airplane with little insurance of its
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The essay will be discussing about the failure of mankind due to inefficient engineering projects. It
will also explain , the major cause of each disaster and its effect on the surroundings.
The 1989 Sioux city crash :
Introduction:
John Fielder s The 1989 Sioux City Crash talks about the moral issues of a tail motor outline and
contrasts the DC 10 and other flying machine . As in alternate mishaps , loss of the motor ought not
have brought about loss of the airplane however , as in alternate mischances , consequent harm to the
DC 10 s control framework prompted the accident. Fielder. J.H,(1992).
Causes:
Debate proceeds with today over the DC 10 s security as a result of the 1989 accident of United
Airlines Flight 232 in Sioux City , Iowa , in which 111 individuals passed on . Inquiries have again
been raised about the sufficiency of assurance for the control frameworks in the DC 10 . The National
Transportation Safety Board Report on the 1989 Sioux City Crash found that the reason for the
mischance was a metallurgical blemish in the fan gathering of the back motor. A split in the 370 pound
fan plate began from the defect and in the end made it crumble . Trash from the blast separated all
water driven lines , denying the pilot of control over the flying surfaces on the tail and wings . the
National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report additionally portrays the shortcomings of the
examination of an airplane with little insurance of its
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Alamo History
The battle of the Alamo is forever in the history books for which the Mexican army try s to reclaim
Texas territory which is a province of Mexico. This war was fought for the independence of Texas
from Mexico and a battle in which everyone at the Alamo dies. The battle of the Alamo in 1836 starts
off with two men, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Sam Houston and 13 days plus a day which changed
the course of history.
At only 16 years of age, Santa Anna became a cadet in the Fixed Infantry Regiment of Veracruz in
July of 1810. Three years later, Santa Anna set foot in Texas for the first time. In what would come to
be known as the Gutiérrez Magee Expedition. Shortly after his twenty seventh birthday in 1821, he
broke with the Spanish government ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Hardin, 2001). The Alamo was a compound comprised of about three acres which included short
barracks, long barracks, and a church. All together was shaped as large rectangle. Even though the fort
provided protection it still had a few flaws in which the Mexican army took advantage of. Though
vastly outnumbered, the Alamo s 200 defenders along with their rifles and cannons placed
strategically around the fort commanded by James Bowie and William Travis held out courageously
for 13 days before the Mexican invaders finally overpowered them (history.com). On March 4th, day
11 of the siege Santa Anna called a council of war. He announced an assault on the 6th of March .This
bombshell stunned his officers. The Alamos walls were crumbling; no Texan (Texian) relief column
had appeared; when provisions ran out, the garrison would have to surrender. (Hardin, 2001). The pre
dawn hours were cold and many Mexican troops stood shivering in place for hours. Finally, at 0530 on
the 6th of March 1836 Santa Anna signaled the advance. His troop proceeded smoothly forward under
the vivid moon. He had some 1,700 infantrymen for the assault. (Hardin, 2001)Santa Anna had his
commands attack from all around the post breaching from everywhere with their rifles and bayonets.
The Mexican Army was more trained and ready
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The battle of the Alamo is forever in the history books for which the Mexican army try s to reclaim
Texas territory which is a province of Mexico. This war was fought for the independence of Texas
from Mexico and a battle in which everyone at the Alamo dies. The battle of the Alamo in 1836 starts
off with two men, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Sam Houston and 13 days plus a day which changed
the course of history.
At only 16 years of age, Santa Anna became a cadet in the Fixed Infantry Regiment of Veracruz in
July of 1810. Three years later, Santa Anna set foot in Texas for the first time. In what would come to
be known as the Gutiérrez Magee Expedition. Shortly after his twenty seventh birthday in 1821, he
broke with the Spanish government ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Hardin, 2001). The Alamo was a compound comprised of about three acres which included short
barracks, long barracks, and a church. All together was shaped as large rectangle. Even though the fort
provided protection it still had a few flaws in which the Mexican army took advantage of. Though
vastly outnumbered, the Alamo s 200 defenders along with their rifles and cannons placed
strategically around the fort commanded by James Bowie and William Travis held out courageously
for 13 days before the Mexican invaders finally overpowered them (history.com). On March 4th, day
11 of the siege Santa Anna called a council of war. He announced an assault on the 6th of March .This
bombshell stunned his officers. The Alamos walls were crumbling; no Texan (Texian) relief column
had appeared; when provisions ran out, the garrison would have to surrender. (Hardin, 2001). The pre
dawn hours were cold and many Mexican troops stood shivering in place for hours. Finally, at 0530 on
the 6th of March 1836 Santa Anna signaled the advance. His troop proceeded smoothly forward under
the vivid moon. He had some 1,700 infantrymen for the assault. (Hardin, 2001)Santa Anna had his
commands attack from all around the post breaching from everywhere with their rifles and bayonets.
The Mexican Army was more trained and ready
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Nissan Leaf Essay
Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 1. Situational Analysis 4 1.1 SWOT Analysis 4 1.2 Industry
Analysis 4 1.3 Competitor Analysis 4 1.4 Consumer Analysis 5 2. Opportunity Identification 6 3.
Marketing Objectives 7 4. Marketing Strategies 8 4.1 Target Segments 8 4.2 Segment Selection 8 4.3
Positioning 8 5. Marketing Mix Decisions 9 5.1 Product 9 5.2 Pricing 9 5.3 Distribution 9 5.4
Communications 9 6. Implementation and Evaluation 11 6.1 Implementation 11 6.2 Evaluation 11 7.
Cost Benefit Analysis 12 References 13 Appendix 14
Executive Summary
The Nissan Leaf is the first to enter the all electric vehicle market. However, due to the current
recession and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a 100% electric car, Leaf s direct competitors are hybrid and electric cars. Currently, hybrid
vehicles dominate the alternative fuel vehicle market. The Toyota Prius is the most successful hybrid
car by sales to date. According to IEA, types and number of alternative fuel vehicles available to
consumers will increase significantly from 2011 to 2015 (Clark, 2011).
With sales of 20 000 units, Nissan Leaf is the world s top selling electric car in 2011. Mitsubishi i
MiEV ranks second, with sales of approximately 17,000 units. Other auto manufacturers are also
planning to release new electric cars in the near future.
Table #1: Direct competition from other electric cars
Model | Manufacturer | Launch Time in US | Leaf | Nissan | 2011 | Volt | GM | 2011 | i MiEV |
Mitsubishi | 2011 | Focus EV | Ford | 2012 | Smart Fourtwo EV | Chrysler | 2012 | Fit EV | Honda |
2012 | Rav4 EV | Toyota | 2012 |
1.4 Consumer Analysis
When buying a car, 76.5% of consumers in United States say that environmental friendliness and
carbon footprint have at least a medium amount of influence on them (Figure 1). In 2011, purchasing
an electric car or hybrid car became more frequent among consumers. The percentage jumped from
4.1% in 2009 to 8.9%, and is forecasted to be 17.2% in 2013 (Figure 2). The increasing willingness to
make green choices is expanding the market of electric vehicles. As the first
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Table of Contents Executive Summary 3 1. Situational Analysis 4 1.1 SWOT Analysis 4 1.2 Industry
Analysis 4 1.3 Competitor Analysis 4 1.4 Consumer Analysis 5 2. Opportunity Identification 6 3.
Marketing Objectives 7 4. Marketing Strategies 8 4.1 Target Segments 8 4.2 Segment Selection 8 4.3
Positioning 8 5. Marketing Mix Decisions 9 5.1 Product 9 5.2 Pricing 9 5.3 Distribution 9 5.4
Communications 9 6. Implementation and Evaluation 11 6.1 Implementation 11 6.2 Evaluation 11 7.
Cost Benefit Analysis 12 References 13 Appendix 14
Executive Summary
The Nissan Leaf is the first to enter the all electric vehicle market. However, due to the current
recession and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a 100% electric car, Leaf s direct competitors are hybrid and electric cars. Currently, hybrid
vehicles dominate the alternative fuel vehicle market. The Toyota Prius is the most successful hybrid
car by sales to date. According to IEA, types and number of alternative fuel vehicles available to
consumers will increase significantly from 2011 to 2015 (Clark, 2011).
With sales of 20 000 units, Nissan Leaf is the world s top selling electric car in 2011. Mitsubishi i
MiEV ranks second, with sales of approximately 17,000 units. Other auto manufacturers are also
planning to release new electric cars in the near future.
Table #1: Direct competition from other electric cars
Model | Manufacturer | Launch Time in US | Leaf | Nissan | 2011 | Volt | GM | 2011 | i MiEV |
Mitsubishi | 2011 | Focus EV | Ford | 2012 | Smart Fourtwo EV | Chrysler | 2012 | Fit EV | Honda |
2012 | Rav4 EV | Toyota | 2012 |
1.4 Consumer Analysis
When buying a car, 76.5% of consumers in United States say that environmental friendliness and
carbon footprint have at least a medium amount of influence on them (Figure 1). In 2011, purchasing
an electric car or hybrid car became more frequent among consumers. The percentage jumped from
4.1% in 2009 to 8.9%, and is forecasted to be 17.2% in 2013 (Figure 2). The increasing willingness to
make green choices is expanding the market of electric vehicles. As the first
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Chuck Norris Research Paper
Chuck Norris is an inspiration to the Movie production, and army force. Chuck Norris has been in the
army for four years and sadly lost his brother.And has taught karate to many successful people. Even
gaining many well knowns jokes. Chuck Norris had many experiences in the Army and Karate. Chuck
Norris after high school joined the air policeman(AP). During the Vietnam war, both Aaron(younger
brother)and his older brother Wieland enlisted in the United States Army. Wieland was killed in action
in Vietnam in 1970. And actually Chuck isn t his real first name, in fact it is Carlos Norris, the reason
it is Chuck as we know it is when he was in the air force his comrades gave him the nickname I know
this because he wrote it in the book Against All Odds: My story1. He admitted this fact. During the Air
force he went to Tang Soo Do to learn martial arts. In fact Chuck Norris meet Bruce Lee during this
time and convinced Chuck to try the acting career. You may have seen many of his movies he s in, but
his first was The Wrecking Crew.
Many things have been created in Chuck s honor and has many hobbies.One of Chuck s favorite thing
he does on his free time is rising speed boats.
He said I do it for the kicks and right now i m looking forward to kick some butt. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He also works with many children charities, including one he created with George W. Bush a non
profit organization to help battle drugs and violence in schools called KickStart . And supports Make a
Wish foundation, which grants requests that children make because they are dying. And thanks to the
amazing accomplishments in martial arts and movie career he was able to get a bunch of action figures
after a cartoon made about him and karate moves called Karate Kommandos . And it went viral after
five episodes. Another cartoon that was made is called Chuck Norris: Deadly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chuck Norris is an inspiration to the Movie production, and army force. Chuck Norris has been in the
army for four years and sadly lost his brother.And has taught karate to many successful people. Even
gaining many well knowns jokes. Chuck Norris had many experiences in the Army and Karate. Chuck
Norris after high school joined the air policeman(AP). During the Vietnam war, both Aaron(younger
brother)and his older brother Wieland enlisted in the United States Army. Wieland was killed in action
in Vietnam in 1970. And actually Chuck isn t his real first name, in fact it is Carlos Norris, the reason
it is Chuck as we know it is when he was in the air force his comrades gave him the nickname I know
this because he wrote it in the book Against All Odds: My story1. He admitted this fact. During the Air
force he went to Tang Soo Do to learn martial arts. In fact Chuck Norris meet Bruce Lee during this
time and convinced Chuck to try the acting career. You may have seen many of his movies he s in, but
his first was The Wrecking Crew.
Many things have been created in Chuck s honor and has many hobbies.One of Chuck s favorite thing
he does on his free time is rising speed boats.
He said I do it for the kicks and right now i m looking forward to kick some butt. ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He also works with many children charities, including one he created with George W. Bush a non
profit organization to help battle drugs and violence in schools called KickStart . And supports Make a
Wish foundation, which grants requests that children make because they are dying. And thanks to the
amazing accomplishments in martial arts and movie career he was able to get a bunch of action figures
after a cartoon made about him and karate moves called Karate Kommandos . And it went viral after
five episodes. Another cartoon that was made is called Chuck Norris: Deadly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Calculating and Interpreting a Project Network Diagram
In the world of project management, utilizing the three point technique can prove to be an invaluable
tool. In addition to the three point technique applying the earliest start (ES), earliest finish (EF), latest
start (LS), and latest finish (LF) procedure to identify the critical path, the project completion time,
and the slack for each task can prove to be set of invaluable data that will assist the project manager in
accurately determining task duration estimates for the entire scope of work for the project. In this
week s assignment we will explore a construction company and the associated time estimates for each
task as it relates to their entire project.
In Table 1.0 you will find the results of our initial analysis which includes ... Show more content on
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Scenario 3 All tasks delayed by 1 week: If each task is delayed by one week the entire project
completion time line will be affected. Most notably tasks C, F, and H will be affected as they have a
slack value of 0. More importantly task J the final task in the project network diagram has a value of 0
and a LF of 39 which would not be met because of the delay.
Scenario 4 The duration for task C is reduced by 25%: Because task C has a slack value of 0 reducing
its duration time from 12 weeks to 8 weeks would pose a threat to the project completion time line.
However, since task D has a slack value of 13 and starts in week 8 along with task C, the project
manager can utilize the slack time available within task D to shift resource to assist in completed task
C in 8 weeks. This action will keep the project completion date from slipping from its original
completion date in week 39.
Our final exercise will include a brief discussion on risk management. After analyzing the data tasks
C, F, and H pose a potential risk to the project as there is no slack available. My risk response is to
avoid; therefore, I would have the resources for task D assist task C, the resources from E and G assist
F, which would provide slack for H. This approach would greatly reduce the chances of any of the
tasks
Overall, the above study of the
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In the world of project management, utilizing the three point technique can prove to be an invaluable
tool. In addition to the three point technique applying the earliest start (ES), earliest finish (EF), latest
start (LS), and latest finish (LF) procedure to identify the critical path, the project completion time,
and the slack for each task can prove to be set of invaluable data that will assist the project manager in
accurately determining task duration estimates for the entire scope of work for the project. In this
week s assignment we will explore a construction company and the associated time estimates for each
task as it relates to their entire project.
In Table 1.0 you will find the results of our initial analysis which includes ... Show more content on
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Scenario 3 All tasks delayed by 1 week: If each task is delayed by one week the entire project
completion time line will be affected. Most notably tasks C, F, and H will be affected as they have a
slack value of 0. More importantly task J the final task in the project network diagram has a value of 0
and a LF of 39 which would not be met because of the delay.
Scenario 4 The duration for task C is reduced by 25%: Because task C has a slack value of 0 reducing
its duration time from 12 weeks to 8 weeks would pose a threat to the project completion time line.
However, since task D has a slack value of 13 and starts in week 8 along with task C, the project
manager can utilize the slack time available within task D to shift resource to assist in completed task
C in 8 weeks. This action will keep the project completion date from slipping from its original
completion date in week 39.
Our final exercise will include a brief discussion on risk management. After analyzing the data tasks
C, F, and H pose a potential risk to the project as there is no slack available. My risk response is to
avoid; therefore, I would have the resources for task D assist task C, the resources from E and G assist
F, which would provide slack for H. This approach would greatly reduce the chances of any of the
tasks
Overall, the above study of the
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Lab On Biomagnification
BIOMAGNIFICATION LAB REPORT AIM The aim of this lab is to model bioaccumulation and
biomagnification through a food chain. MATERIALS 100 M M s Paper towel to lay M M s on 20
small cups labelled zooplankton 5 medium cups labelled minnow 2 larger cups one labelled eel #1 ,
and another labelled eel #2 1 bowl labelled osprey PROCEDURE The pile of M M s represents the
phytoplankton population in a lake. The printed M on the candy represents the amount of DDT (in
ppm) the algae ingested from pesticide runoff from a nearby agricultural area. There are 100 M M s in
the pile. Each circle below represents on phytoplankton. Mark the amount of toxin each phytoplankton
has ingested. If there is a full M stamped on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Disregarding the semi tables that display the process of calculations, the first column of my table
depicts the average amount of DDT ingestion for each and every species. Since I knew the formula to
get the said data, I was able to process this column with comparably more ease than the other ones.
The second column depicts the amount of energy for one species under each category. For example,
only one phytoplankton contains 200 kcal within its body. Likewise, that column of my table depicts
the amount of energy that each individual of the species have within their bodies. The next column,
column C, shows the total amount of energy for each and every categories through kcal. For instance,
there are 100 phytoplanktons in the lake. Each phytoplankton contains 200 kcal of energy within their
bodies. Therefore, if you multiply 200 with 100, you get the total amount of energy which is 20000.
The last column basically illustrates the name of the trophic level the species belong in this lab. You
can see that the phytoplanktons, which are a type of
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BIOMAGNIFICATION LAB REPORT AIM The aim of this lab is to model bioaccumulation and
biomagnification through a food chain. MATERIALS 100 M M s Paper towel to lay M M s on 20
small cups labelled zooplankton 5 medium cups labelled minnow 2 larger cups one labelled eel #1 ,
and another labelled eel #2 1 bowl labelled osprey PROCEDURE The pile of M M s represents the
phytoplankton population in a lake. The printed M on the candy represents the amount of DDT (in
ppm) the algae ingested from pesticide runoff from a nearby agricultural area. There are 100 M M s in
the pile. Each circle below represents on phytoplankton. Mark the amount of toxin each phytoplankton
has ingested. If there is a full M stamped on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Disregarding the semi tables that display the process of calculations, the first column of my table
depicts the average amount of DDT ingestion for each and every species. Since I knew the formula to
get the said data, I was able to process this column with comparably more ease than the other ones.
The second column depicts the amount of energy for one species under each category. For example,
only one phytoplankton contains 200 kcal within its body. Likewise, that column of my table depicts
the amount of energy that each individual of the species have within their bodies. The next column,
column C, shows the total amount of energy for each and every categories through kcal. For instance,
there are 100 phytoplanktons in the lake. Each phytoplankton contains 200 kcal of energy within their
bodies. Therefore, if you multiply 200 with 100, you get the total amount of energy which is 20000.
The last column basically illustrates the name of the trophic level the species belong in this lab. You
can see that the phytoplanktons, which are a type of
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Modeling Disaster Recovery By Estimating Rpo And Rto
Modelling Disaster Recovery by Estimating RPO and RTO Thaila Annamalai (CSU ID: 830860017),
[email protected]
Abstract Disaster Recovery (DR) proposes strategies for choosing the pattern of DR for every
business Unit. The importance of the business and the DR readiness is assessed by the recovery time
objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). This assessing method make sure business
continuity even under a drastic failure and a long disrupted period. The data backup and protection has
become a basic requirement in networks because of the generation of data in huge volume from each
business unit. The disasters that can occur has to be identified and should be evaluated ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Traditionally, the DRP was to back up the data in a remote place and then access them during disaster.
The storing of data remotely can take place in two ways either periodically or from time to time.
These methods were costly and inefficient since large amount of storage was needed. The
development in cloud computing paved a way for this problem. In cloud computing large amount of
data can be generated and stored. Also, this gives real time backup of data. Though only large scale
business units use real time backup other advantages of cloud computing are utilized by other business
units. The primary working site and the backup site is separated. The probability of failure occurring
in both sites at the same time is rare. The RTO is defined as the time during which the business unit is
unavailable due to the failure. This includes the time of the disaster occurrence and the time needed to
restore the functionalities. The RPO is the time period between two successive backups. This metric
will let the user aware of the maximum amount of data that can be lost when the restoration is
completed. The RPO should be close to 0 in an optimized DR system.
MOTIVATION
Disaster recovery has become the topic of interest in today s research due to two main reasons: (1) The
size of the computer data handled by the organizations are huge and are growing with time. (2) if the
data loss is not handled within the
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Modelling Disaster Recovery by Estimating RPO and RTO Thaila Annamalai (CSU ID: 830860017),
[email protected]
Abstract Disaster Recovery (DR) proposes strategies for choosing the pattern of DR for every
business Unit. The importance of the business and the DR readiness is assessed by the recovery time
objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). This assessing method make sure business
continuity even under a drastic failure and a long disrupted period. The data backup and protection has
become a basic requirement in networks because of the generation of data in huge volume from each
business unit. The disasters that can occur has to be identified and should be evaluated ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Traditionally, the DRP was to back up the data in a remote place and then access them during disaster.
The storing of data remotely can take place in two ways either periodically or from time to time.
These methods were costly and inefficient since large amount of storage was needed. The
development in cloud computing paved a way for this problem. In cloud computing large amount of
data can be generated and stored. Also, this gives real time backup of data. Though only large scale
business units use real time backup other advantages of cloud computing are utilized by other business
units. The primary working site and the backup site is separated. The probability of failure occurring
in both sites at the same time is rare. The RTO is defined as the time during which the business unit is
unavailable due to the failure. This includes the time of the disaster occurrence and the time needed to
restore the functionalities. The RPO is the time period between two successive backups. This metric
will let the user aware of the maximum amount of data that can be lost when the restoration is
completed. The RPO should be close to 0 in an optimized DR system.
MOTIVATION
Disaster recovery has become the topic of interest in today s research due to two main reasons: (1) The
size of the computer data handled by the organizations are huge and are growing with time. (2) if the
data loss is not handled within the
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The Joy Luck Club Vignette s The Red Candle
In the entertaining book The Joy Luck Club the vignette The Red Candle was a fantasy story of a
mother and daughter in China. In which the belief in China was a matchmaker had to cast this young
girl to marry this young boy,but as the girl spent more time with her future husband she sensed he was
a more of a troublesome cousin because of the planned future marriage the wife said my own family
began treating me as if I belonged to somebody else . From here on her point of view, she felt like she
had to make a sacrifice for her family. I once sacrificed my life to keep my parent s promise . Only
because the mother told her obey your family. Do not disgrace us, . In addition the daughter s family
had left to live somewhere else in China. The mother had to leave her daughter behind and stay with a
new family because of the summer the heavy rain came. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However the mother s point of view was contrasting from the daughter it was tradition for the
daughter to be a wife and to live with the husband, but because they had to leave her life at an early
stage of her life she felt upset to see her grow with her husband without her. Afterwards years had past
and the she found a way to keep her promise and end the marriage in the end. As the untold story in
the The Joy Luck Club a vignette called Double Face the beginning started as the mother and daughter
were talking about a second honeymoon for the daughter. In a short time the mindset for the daughter
was she was a shame for being Chinese or looking Chinese what if I blend in so well they think I m
one of them also what if they don t let me back in the
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In the entertaining book The Joy Luck Club the vignette The Red Candle was a fantasy story of a
mother and daughter in China. In which the belief in China was a matchmaker had to cast this young
girl to marry this young boy,but as the girl spent more time with her future husband she sensed he was
a more of a troublesome cousin because of the planned future marriage the wife said my own family
began treating me as if I belonged to somebody else . From here on her point of view, she felt like she
had to make a sacrifice for her family. I once sacrificed my life to keep my parent s promise . Only
because the mother told her obey your family. Do not disgrace us, . In addition the daughter s family
had left to live somewhere else in China. The mother had to leave her daughter behind and stay with a
new family because of the summer the heavy rain came. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However the mother s point of view was contrasting from the daughter it was tradition for the
daughter to be a wife and to live with the husband, but because they had to leave her life at an early
stage of her life she felt upset to see her grow with her husband without her. Afterwards years had past
and the she found a way to keep her promise and end the marriage in the end. As the untold story in
the The Joy Luck Club a vignette called Double Face the beginning started as the mother and daughter
were talking about a second honeymoon for the daughter. In a short time the mindset for the daughter
was she was a shame for being Chinese or looking Chinese what if I blend in so well they think I m
one of them also what if they don t let me back in the
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A Hero s Journey
Shortly after the discovery that my beloved wife had gone missing, I began to retrace my steps in
search of her. I believe I must have lost her in the process of cycling up the hill; however, I cannot
seem to make out which path I had come from. The night was closing in and I have yet to figure out
which path I had come from. I stood at the fork staring blankly at the rusty colored dirt. My first
thought was maybe she was sitting under a tree a few feet away from the road. I looked about for her
golden hair to peak through the limbs, but I could see no sign of her. I called her name, and again, no
sign. I thought to myself, perhaps she had gone to look for help at one of the nearby farms, but that
seemed fairly unlikely. My wife was not of Dutch origin, and her tongue for the language was fairly
unintelligible. I called her name several times before I heard the loud clonking of an animals hoof, a
horse, perhaps. I squinted at the path ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I made it to the new path just in time to see the visitor breaching the top of the hill. Relief fell over me
and I jogged swiftly towards the farmer. Hello, sir! Boy, I am glad to see you. I have lost my way
among these paths, and I am in search for my wife! It s quite funny, actually, I was cycling over a
great hill and suddenly my legs had become stronger! Oh, but of course it was just my wife, who had
seemingly jumped off of the cycle. Aha! I m searching for her now, have you seen her? She likes to
talk a lot, if you must know. He stared at me with a look of amusement, and then spoke with a
chuckle, I haven t seen your wife, sir, but I do know there is a town just down this path. Perhaps she is
there. I wish you luck on your journey, good fellow. He slipped past me and continued down the path
whistling to himself. I chuckled at how peculiar the man seemed, then mounted my bicycle and
gracefully continued down the path into
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Shortly after the discovery that my beloved wife had gone missing, I began to retrace my steps in
search of her. I believe I must have lost her in the process of cycling up the hill; however, I cannot
seem to make out which path I had come from. The night was closing in and I have yet to figure out
which path I had come from. I stood at the fork staring blankly at the rusty colored dirt. My first
thought was maybe she was sitting under a tree a few feet away from the road. I looked about for her
golden hair to peak through the limbs, but I could see no sign of her. I called her name, and again, no
sign. I thought to myself, perhaps she had gone to look for help at one of the nearby farms, but that
seemed fairly unlikely. My wife was not of Dutch origin, and her tongue for the language was fairly
unintelligible. I called her name several times before I heard the loud clonking of an animals hoof, a
horse, perhaps. I squinted at the path ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I made it to the new path just in time to see the visitor breaching the top of the hill. Relief fell over me
and I jogged swiftly towards the farmer. Hello, sir! Boy, I am glad to see you. I have lost my way
among these paths, and I am in search for my wife! It s quite funny, actually, I was cycling over a
great hill and suddenly my legs had become stronger! Oh, but of course it was just my wife, who had
seemingly jumped off of the cycle. Aha! I m searching for her now, have you seen her? She likes to
talk a lot, if you must know. He stared at me with a look of amusement, and then spoke with a
chuckle, I haven t seen your wife, sir, but I do know there is a town just down this path. Perhaps she is
there. I wish you luck on your journey, good fellow. He slipped past me and continued down the path
whistling to himself. I chuckled at how peculiar the man seemed, then mounted my bicycle and
gracefully continued down the path into
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Thomas Book Report
Towards the end of the book, we find out that all of the Gladers were named after famous geniuses
(Dashner 303). W.I.C.K.E.D. did this to relate each of the kids to a smart namesake. When I read this,
I wondered if this somehow had a deeper meaning. Did the Creators give names out randomly or did
they match up each Glader with a name that fit their personality? THOMAS Thomas was named after
the late, great Thomas Edison. I realized that both of them share common traits. Thomas (Tom)
Thomas Edison Always Keep Trying Attitude Never Gave Up Challenges Everyone/Everything
Leader Shares His Idea(s) Takes Notes Curious Ask Questions From this, I can infer that because
Thomas was so crucial to finding the Cure, they gave him a name that meant something. Like Edison,
Tom questioned why things were the way they were. As Tom becomes more involved in Maze, and
becomes a Runner himself, he noticed details that have been overlooked by others for two years. He
came and looked at everything with a new perspective. A new light. (Yes, I really just made that
horrible pun). Therefore, I believe that W.I.C.K.E.D selected Thomas to have a ... Show more content
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Why would this be? These two characters were enemies in this book. What symbolism could be
behind this? First off, it is clear that both Galileo and Edison were people of great brilliance, yet they
studied completely different things. Edison could be considered a polymath of an inventor. Galileo
was a polymath. Both are seen as great people in our history. Secondly, I have shown you in the
previous paragraphs that only Thomas and Gally are similar to the geniuses they were named after. If
the individuals they were named after were looked up to, could one day, both of the boys be
considered as important people in history as well? Is it possible that both of the boys could have been
the heroes of the
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Towards the end of the book, we find out that all of the Gladers were named after famous geniuses
(Dashner 303). W.I.C.K.E.D. did this to relate each of the kids to a smart namesake. When I read this,
I wondered if this somehow had a deeper meaning. Did the Creators give names out randomly or did
they match up each Glader with a name that fit their personality? THOMAS Thomas was named after
the late, great Thomas Edison. I realized that both of them share common traits. Thomas (Tom)
Thomas Edison Always Keep Trying Attitude Never Gave Up Challenges Everyone/Everything
Leader Shares His Idea(s) Takes Notes Curious Ask Questions From this, I can infer that because
Thomas was so crucial to finding the Cure, they gave him a name that meant something. Like Edison,
Tom questioned why things were the way they were. As Tom becomes more involved in Maze, and
becomes a Runner himself, he noticed details that have been overlooked by others for two years. He
came and looked at everything with a new perspective. A new light. (Yes, I really just made that
horrible pun). Therefore, I believe that W.I.C.K.E.D selected Thomas to have a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Why would this be? These two characters were enemies in this book. What symbolism could be
behind this? First off, it is clear that both Galileo and Edison were people of great brilliance, yet they
studied completely different things. Edison could be considered a polymath of an inventor. Galileo
was a polymath. Both are seen as great people in our history. Secondly, I have shown you in the
previous paragraphs that only Thomas and Gally are similar to the geniuses they were named after. If
the individuals they were named after were looked up to, could one day, both of the boys be
considered as important people in history as well? Is it possible that both of the boys could have been
the heroes of the
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Qualities Of ISTJ Strengths
My personality type is logistician(ISTJ). Some generally qualities are independent, logical, loyal,
responsible, serious, organized, quiet and a rule follower etc. I found most of these qualities to be true
about myself. I like working alone and think before I act. I need to have the facts before I set my k da
to something. I m pretty loyal since I keep things to myself and people can rely on me when they need
some assistance. I am kind of quiet when I don t know where I am at or who I m going to be dealing
with. I don t like to be social and make conversations to others. I stay by myself until someone comes
to me and speaks first. I can be serious at times but I m a goofball and I like to be silly and sarcastic. I
m also a tile follower I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have o agree to all of these strengths ISTJ has because I can relate to all of them. There is a weakness
which I agree too as well. There s stubbornness, insensitive, judgmental and blaming themselves. I do
believe these are some of my weakness I have. I found out about ISTJ that they are given a task they
will definitely complete it. They take pride in the work they are accomplishing. ISTJ look at the facts
than rather not thinking and making a fast choice. ISTJ best career fit is a long term stable career goal.
One strong suit is being an investigator like a detective. There s the career of a coroner and criminalize
that are a great fit. I would like to pursue these career since both deals with working with cadavers. I
want to get in a med school to become a medical examiner. It doesn t matter if I become a coroner,
criminologist, pathologist, forensic or medical examiner. I am happy with one of these since all deal
with the dead. Life, in general, is beautiful but after that death seems like a tragedy filled with grieve.
What comes next no one wants to know. I want to open the dead bodies mad investigate how they
died, what they are before they departure, what they did before death
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My personality type is logistician(ISTJ). Some generally qualities are independent, logical, loyal,
responsible, serious, organized, quiet and a rule follower etc. I found most of these qualities to be true
about myself. I like working alone and think before I act. I need to have the facts before I set my k da
to something. I m pretty loyal since I keep things to myself and people can rely on me when they need
some assistance. I am kind of quiet when I don t know where I am at or who I m going to be dealing
with. I don t like to be social and make conversations to others. I stay by myself until someone comes
to me and speaks first. I can be serious at times but I m a goofball and I like to be silly and sarcastic. I
m also a tile follower I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have o agree to all of these strengths ISTJ has because I can relate to all of them. There is a weakness
which I agree too as well. There s stubbornness, insensitive, judgmental and blaming themselves. I do
believe these are some of my weakness I have. I found out about ISTJ that they are given a task they
will definitely complete it. They take pride in the work they are accomplishing. ISTJ look at the facts
than rather not thinking and making a fast choice. ISTJ best career fit is a long term stable career goal.
One strong suit is being an investigator like a detective. There s the career of a coroner and criminalize
that are a great fit. I would like to pursue these career since both deals with working with cadavers. I
want to get in a med school to become a medical examiner. It doesn t matter if I become a coroner,
criminologist, pathologist, forensic or medical examiner. I am happy with one of these since all deal
with the dead. Life, in general, is beautiful but after that death seems like a tragedy filled with grieve.
What comes next no one wants to know. I want to open the dead bodies mad investigate how they
died, what they are before they departure, what they did before death
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Summary Of The Ingrate By Paul Laurence Dunbar
The Ingrate
This short story written by Paul Laurence Dunbar, The Ingrate has three main characters, Mr. and Mrs.
Leckler, white farmers who owns a large plantation in the South, and Josh Leckler, their slave. In this
story, Josh is determined to escape to Canada called the land of freedom . Mr. and Mrs Leckler are
clueless about Josh plan to escape from slavery. Mrs. Leckler, taught Josh the three R s (reading,
writing. rithmetic), by her husband s request. Mr. Leckler being the slave master is breaking the law
by allowing Josh to be educated. Although, Mr. Leckler breaks the law to teach Josh, to read, he still
use language such as teaching a nigger to cipher! Josh would dream about the forbidden vision of
freedom. After he awaken from his dream, he heard a voice (metaphor) out of the woods and
whispered to him Courage! and on that night the shadows beckoned him as the white hills had done,
and the forest called to him, Follow. Josh envisioned slavery as a deep night.
Mr. Leckler considers himself a noble man and justifies his action to teach Josh to read by saying that
he taught his slave to read because he is a generous man and did not want Josh to be cheated while
conducting his business. Although, he has been cheating Josh out of his wages, he justifies himself by
having his wife teach Josh how to read, write, and count money.
Josh was the plantation plasterer for Mr. Leckler and was good at his job. He did not do chores or field
work. Mr.
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The Ingrate
This short story written by Paul Laurence Dunbar, The Ingrate has three main characters, Mr. and Mrs.
Leckler, white farmers who owns a large plantation in the South, and Josh Leckler, their slave. In this
story, Josh is determined to escape to Canada called the land of freedom . Mr. and Mrs Leckler are
clueless about Josh plan to escape from slavery. Mrs. Leckler, taught Josh the three R s (reading,
writing. rithmetic), by her husband s request. Mr. Leckler being the slave master is breaking the law
by allowing Josh to be educated. Although, Mr. Leckler breaks the law to teach Josh, to read, he still
use language such as teaching a nigger to cipher! Josh would dream about the forbidden vision of
freedom. After he awaken from his dream, he heard a voice (metaphor) out of the woods and
whispered to him Courage! and on that night the shadows beckoned him as the white hills had done,
and the forest called to him, Follow. Josh envisioned slavery as a deep night.
Mr. Leckler considers himself a noble man and justifies his action to teach Josh to read by saying that
he taught his slave to read because he is a generous man and did not want Josh to be cheated while
conducting his business. Although, he has been cheating Josh out of his wages, he justifies himself by
having his wife teach Josh how to read, write, and count money.
Josh was the plantation plasterer for Mr. Leckler and was good at his job. He did not do chores or field
work. Mr.
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The Color Purple Film Critique
Samad 1
Jacquline Samad
Professor Brown
History 106
25 April 2011
The Color Purple Film Critique
The Color Purple is a 1985 drama film directed by Steven Spielberge that centers around the story of a
poor southern, Black woman, Cellie Harris who overcomes years of racism, sexism, and
physical/verbal abuse from the men in her life like her own father and husband. As she lives her life as
a slave to her husband, she meets two strong black women along the way that gives her the comfort
and self empowerment to finally stand up for herself and not to give in to her husband s abuse. Cellie s
new inner confidence also helps her to reconnect with her long lost sister, Nettie and her two children
that she had by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So owning one s land had become the biggest goal for many Blacks to pursue since they saw it as the
only path for their properity. As more and more Blacks gained economic power through land
ownership, the Whites did anything as possible to reclaim their superiority over the Blacks. They did
this by passing the separate but equal rule, where the Blacks were not allowed to sit or be in places
assigned as whites only . They tried to deprive their voting rights by assigning a poll tax and a literacy
test to their vote, which many Blacks were not able to afford themselves of. Also, by the 1920s, a very
strong anti Black organization had formed throughout the south who had called themselves by name,
Ku Klux Klan. Many Blacks had found it easier to establish all Black communities, especially around
the church settings. By the 1930s, the Great Depression causes President Roosevelt to form welfare
programs in Georgia like the Civilian Conservation Corps, which gave many Black men newer
opportunities of work. As the economy got better in the 1940s, the options for women and especially
African American women hasn t changed for the better. Most women found jobs as being maids and
cooks for a household. Almost half of white households in the south hired a black woman to be their
maid. Very few Blacks were able work as ministers, doctors,
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Samad 1
Jacquline Samad
Professor Brown
History 106
25 April 2011
The Color Purple Film Critique
The Color Purple is a 1985 drama film directed by Steven Spielberge that centers around the story of a
poor southern, Black woman, Cellie Harris who overcomes years of racism, sexism, and
physical/verbal abuse from the men in her life like her own father and husband. As she lives her life as
a slave to her husband, she meets two strong black women along the way that gives her the comfort
and self empowerment to finally stand up for herself and not to give in to her husband s abuse. Cellie s
new inner confidence also helps her to reconnect with her long lost sister, Nettie and her two children
that she had by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So owning one s land had become the biggest goal for many Blacks to pursue since they saw it as the
only path for their properity. As more and more Blacks gained economic power through land
ownership, the Whites did anything as possible to reclaim their superiority over the Blacks. They did
this by passing the separate but equal rule, where the Blacks were not allowed to sit or be in places
assigned as whites only . They tried to deprive their voting rights by assigning a poll tax and a literacy
test to their vote, which many Blacks were not able to afford themselves of. Also, by the 1920s, a very
strong anti Black organization had formed throughout the south who had called themselves by name,
Ku Klux Klan. Many Blacks had found it easier to establish all Black communities, especially around
the church settings. By the 1930s, the Great Depression causes President Roosevelt to form welfare
programs in Georgia like the Civilian Conservation Corps, which gave many Black men newer
opportunities of work. As the economy got better in the 1940s, the options for women and especially
African American women hasn t changed for the better. Most women found jobs as being maids and
cooks for a household. Almost half of white households in the south hired a black woman to be their
maid. Very few Blacks were able work as ministers, doctors,
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Economic Incentive Policy
Review of North Carolina s Economic Incentive Policy North Carolina ranks its counties in three tiers
starting with the most stressed at tier one to the least at tier three. The tier system is helpful in the
incentive programs that are geared towards enhancing economic activities in less developed areas.
Development initiatives by the state have evolved to be a complex mixture of programs that have
diverse structures and goals. The state administers programs that are designed to encourage business
investment behaviors through tax incentives and nontax programs including business support, loans,
and other investment vehicles. This paper reviews North Carolina s Incentive Policy to determine its
applicability and relevance. With state ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the state s tax incentive programs are focused on the broad industries owned by the
government. The most extensive employment industries include education and knowledge creation
and distribution and electronic commerce. The government reduces business taxes via data center and
software exemption programs. Such actions boosted the tech industry and availed credit for North
Carolina Research and Development encouraging investment in research and development. North
Carolina operates a small number of programs emphasizing on nontax over tax incentives. Its
economic development expenditures per business are relatively low in comparison to other states.
However, it administers a substantial number of development tax expenditures which are industry
specific and target manufacturing, transportation and agriculture. It has created a comprehensive
process that examines the outcome of the incentive programs and ensures that they meet the economic
development goals. It is necessary to determine the impact of the incentive programs to North
Carolina. To establish how effective the plans are, it is desirable to evaluate the success on the quality
of job creation, benefits accrued to the distressed areas and economic competitiveness. Any incentive
program should be judged by the number of new jobs created or the retentions of existing jobs.
Similarly, it is necessary
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Review of North Carolina s Economic Incentive Policy North Carolina ranks its counties in three tiers
starting with the most stressed at tier one to the least at tier three. The tier system is helpful in the
incentive programs that are geared towards enhancing economic activities in less developed areas.
Development initiatives by the state have evolved to be a complex mixture of programs that have
diverse structures and goals. The state administers programs that are designed to encourage business
investment behaviors through tax incentives and nontax programs including business support, loans,
and other investment vehicles. This paper reviews North Carolina s Incentive Policy to determine its
applicability and relevance. With state ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the state s tax incentive programs are focused on the broad industries owned by the
government. The most extensive employment industries include education and knowledge creation
and distribution and electronic commerce. The government reduces business taxes via data center and
software exemption programs. Such actions boosted the tech industry and availed credit for North
Carolina Research and Development encouraging investment in research and development. North
Carolina operates a small number of programs emphasizing on nontax over tax incentives. Its
economic development expenditures per business are relatively low in comparison to other states.
However, it administers a substantial number of development tax expenditures which are industry
specific and target manufacturing, transportation and agriculture. It has created a comprehensive
process that examines the outcome of the incentive programs and ensures that they meet the economic
development goals. It is necessary to determine the impact of the incentive programs to North
Carolina. To establish how effective the plans are, it is desirable to evaluate the success on the quality
of job creation, benefits accrued to the distressed areas and economic competitiveness. Any incentive
program should be judged by the number of new jobs created or the retentions of existing jobs.
Similarly, it is necessary
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How Did William Penn Influence America
After traveling throughout Europe with George Fox, the founder of the Quaker belief, William Penn
was finally granted land over in the new world by the King Charles II, the king of England at the time.
The land was a way to settle the king s debt with Penn s father, however William Penn had requested
the land for a different purpose a place the Quakers could finally live and not be oppressed. Through
his construction of Pennsylvania, Penn had an enormous influence on the future United States of
America through his belief of religious freedom, being a humanitarian, and by creating an ethnic
diversity in the middle colony. His Quaker religion had a major influence on Pennsylvania, since each
Quaker let each person follow the light of Jesus in their own way. Also, Penn promoted the human
welfare for each group that came into Pennsylvania, and tried to create a sufficient government that
ran well enough to support each group. However when developing the population of Pennsylvania,
Penn did something that was extremely uncommon at the time he invited extremely ethnically diverse
groups to live in harmony. It was hard to predict how critical William Penn s ideas would ... Show
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According to the Quaker belief, each person has a light of Christ inside of them. As a part of being a
Quaker, a believer is to follow out the light inside of them in whatever way they see fit. This is a major
stepping stone that created the freedom of religion in Pennsylvania. When forming the government
and laws, Penn abided by his beliefs and created a law that called for religious tolerance, and invited
persecuted groups from Europe over to the colony. However only those who believe in God (mainly
Christians) could vote and hold official positions. None the less, a countless number of people came
over to participate in the social and economic affairs in PA. Even in a book written by Penn, Liberty of
Conscience, he
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After traveling throughout Europe with George Fox, the founder of the Quaker belief, William Penn
was finally granted land over in the new world by the King Charles II, the king of England at the time.
The land was a way to settle the king s debt with Penn s father, however William Penn had requested
the land for a different purpose a place the Quakers could finally live and not be oppressed. Through
his construction of Pennsylvania, Penn had an enormous influence on the future United States of
America through his belief of religious freedom, being a humanitarian, and by creating an ethnic
diversity in the middle colony. His Quaker religion had a major influence on Pennsylvania, since each
Quaker let each person follow the light of Jesus in their own way. Also, Penn promoted the human
welfare for each group that came into Pennsylvania, and tried to create a sufficient government that
ran well enough to support each group. However when developing the population of Pennsylvania,
Penn did something that was extremely uncommon at the time he invited extremely ethnically diverse
groups to live in harmony. It was hard to predict how critical William Penn s ideas would ... Show
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According to the Quaker belief, each person has a light of Christ inside of them. As a part of being a
Quaker, a believer is to follow out the light inside of them in whatever way they see fit. This is a major
stepping stone that created the freedom of religion in Pennsylvania. When forming the government
and laws, Penn abided by his beliefs and created a law that called for religious tolerance, and invited
persecuted groups from Europe over to the colony. However only those who believe in God (mainly
Christians) could vote and hold official positions. None the less, a countless number of people came
over to participate in the social and economic affairs in PA. Even in a book written by Penn, Liberty of
Conscience, he
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Chinese Take Out
CHINESE TAKE OUT
While the kids were busy playing games on their new Xbox 360, I walked to the back of the cabin to
order the solitary book on Dylan s reading list that I didn t own. After Lynn moved out I realized there
was no need for the queen size bed and decided to downsize to a twin size murphy bed. I called
Normanskill Self Storage on Delaware Avenue in Albany. They sent a two man moving crew with a
van to break the bed down and remove it from the cabin. They delivered the bed and a few other
boxed items to their storehouse where I had rented a 200 foot square climate control unit. I thought
about giving the bed away but by storing it I could easily move it back to the cabin in case it is needed
in the future. By downsizing I was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This small one person operation has a storefront facade shaped in the likeness of a barn. I know if I
stepped into the front door of this establishment the boys wouldn t be able to pry me away for at least
an hour. Once inside the shopper realizes that the store has a terrific variety of genres of manuscripts.
In short, everything you could ever want in terms of stock could be found at the Book Barn.
Sometimes you have to dig and pick through large boxes and bins to find something you are interested
in purchasing, but for the most part the shelves are cataloged in library style and easy to search. The
prices are not the best I ve ever seen but they are reasonable. The owner, Caleb Spencer, is picky in
terms of the condition of the books he acquires for resale because they are in tip top shape. It s hard to
say at this point how often the stock turns over, but I have barely made a dent in browsing through the
thousands of volumes. Caleb informs me he doesn t acquire books from individuals and has
accumulated his stock in part by buying out 17 other stores over the years. Since I have spent
hundreds of dollars there over the past 15 years, Caleb would order any book for me for the lowest
cost possible. But saving time at this point overrides saving money.
As for Mykle, his school does not assign a summer reading list but they request the parents get
involved in their children s educations.
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CHINESE TAKE OUT
While the kids were busy playing games on their new Xbox 360, I walked to the back of the cabin to
order the solitary book on Dylan s reading list that I didn t own. After Lynn moved out I realized there
was no need for the queen size bed and decided to downsize to a twin size murphy bed. I called
Normanskill Self Storage on Delaware Avenue in Albany. They sent a two man moving crew with a
van to break the bed down and remove it from the cabin. They delivered the bed and a few other
boxed items to their storehouse where I had rented a 200 foot square climate control unit. I thought
about giving the bed away but by storing it I could easily move it back to the cabin in case it is needed
in the future. By downsizing I was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This small one person operation has a storefront facade shaped in the likeness of a barn. I know if I
stepped into the front door of this establishment the boys wouldn t be able to pry me away for at least
an hour. Once inside the shopper realizes that the store has a terrific variety of genres of manuscripts.
In short, everything you could ever want in terms of stock could be found at the Book Barn.
Sometimes you have to dig and pick through large boxes and bins to find something you are interested
in purchasing, but for the most part the shelves are cataloged in library style and easy to search. The
prices are not the best I ve ever seen but they are reasonable. The owner, Caleb Spencer, is picky in
terms of the condition of the books he acquires for resale because they are in tip top shape. It s hard to
say at this point how often the stock turns over, but I have barely made a dent in browsing through the
thousands of volumes. Caleb informs me he doesn t acquire books from individuals and has
accumulated his stock in part by buying out 17 other stores over the years. Since I have spent
hundreds of dollars there over the past 15 years, Caleb would order any book for me for the lowest
cost possible. But saving time at this point overrides saving money.
As for Mykle, his school does not assign a summer reading list but they request the parents get
involved in their children s educations.
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American Slavery in 1600s
American Slavery Slavery became an established activity in America by 1600 s. The slaves were
mostly to provide free and cheap labor. Apart from America, slavery was practiced in other parts of the
world throughout history, and in fact it can be traced back to the time of the ancient civilization. With
industrial revolution especially with the rise of sugar plantations, the slaves were used to grow sugar
in the periods from 1100. This intensified between 1400 and 1500 when Portugal and Spain ventured
into sugar growing in the eastern Atlantic regions. The growth of the plantations required labor, hence
African slaves were bought from Africa, to provide labor. As the Europeans set up colonies in
America, they brought the plantation ideas with them, which led to the need for labor hence they tried
to enslave the Native Americans to work in their mines and fields. The Native Americans were prone
to diseases hence most of them died as a result of diseases and overworking. Apart from the ones who
died, a number rebelled and formed alliances forcing the Europeans to look for other sources of labor.
They started to acquire African slaves due to a number of reasons: The African slaves were more
stronger and immune to a number of diseases in Europe and America; the Africans had no friends and
family in America hence it was not easy for them to form alliances or to escape; they provided a
permanent and a cheap source of labor; and most of them had worked on farms before in their
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American Slavery Slavery became an established activity in America by 1600 s. The slaves were
mostly to provide free and cheap labor. Apart from America, slavery was practiced in other parts of the
world throughout history, and in fact it can be traced back to the time of the ancient civilization. With
industrial revolution especially with the rise of sugar plantations, the slaves were used to grow sugar
in the periods from 1100. This intensified between 1400 and 1500 when Portugal and Spain ventured
into sugar growing in the eastern Atlantic regions. The growth of the plantations required labor, hence
African slaves were bought from Africa, to provide labor. As the Europeans set up colonies in
America, they brought the plantation ideas with them, which led to the need for labor hence they tried
to enslave the Native Americans to work in their mines and fields. The Native Americans were prone
to diseases hence most of them died as a result of diseases and overworking. Apart from the ones who
died, a number rebelled and formed alliances forcing the Europeans to look for other sources of labor.
They started to acquire African slaves due to a number of reasons: The African slaves were more
stronger and immune to a number of diseases in Europe and America; the Africans had no friends and
family in America hence it was not easy for them to form alliances or to escape; they provided a
permanent and a cheap source of labor; and most of them had worked on farms before in their
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Social Effects Of The Italian Neorealism
After World War II during the years 1945 to 1951, there was a surge of films being made in Italy.
These films usually had a central story line that revolved around social problems and poverty that the
Italians were facing then. Another signature from this film movement was the use of non actors and
scenes being shot on location. This film movement is known as the Italian Neorealism. This essay will
further elaborate how World War II, poverty and social problems faced by the Italians gave birth to
this film movement.
Pre World War II and World War II
Cinecitta(Cinema city) Housed twelve sound stages. More than half of the Italian films were shot
there from 1937 to 1943.
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Pina s muder suggest that as opposed to movies good people may die pointlessly.
Camera lingers on a scene after the action concluded or refuse to eliminate those moments in which
nothing happens (Characteristics)
Favored open ended narratives, in which central plot lines were left unresolved. This was justified as
the most realistic approach to storytelling, since in life, few events neatly tie up everything that went
before. (Characteristics)
Many modernist filmmakers came to rely on the long take the abnormally lengthy shot, typically
sustained by camera movements. This justified as presenting the event in continuous real time ,
without the manipulations of editing. (Characteristics)
Halting delivery, fragmentary and elliptical speeches, and refusal to meet other player s eyes run
counter to the rapid crafted performances of American Cinema
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After World War II during the years 1945 to 1951, there was a surge of films being made in Italy.
These films usually had a central story line that revolved around social problems and poverty that the
Italians were facing then. Another signature from this film movement was the use of non actors and
scenes being shot on location. This film movement is known as the Italian Neorealism. This essay will
further elaborate how World War II, poverty and social problems faced by the Italians gave birth to
this film movement.
Pre World War II and World War II
Cinecitta(Cinema city) Housed twelve sound stages. More than half of the Italian films were shot
there from 1937 to 1943.
Between 1940 1942 Italy s battlefield successes boosted the film ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Pina s muder suggest that as opposed to movies good people may die pointlessly.
Camera lingers on a scene after the action concluded or refuse to eliminate those moments in which
nothing happens (Characteristics)
Favored open ended narratives, in which central plot lines were left unresolved. This was justified as
the most realistic approach to storytelling, since in life, few events neatly tie up everything that went
before. (Characteristics)
Many modernist filmmakers came to rely on the long take the abnormally lengthy shot, typically
sustained by camera movements. This justified as presenting the event in continuous real time ,
without the manipulations of editing. (Characteristics)
Halting delivery, fragmentary and elliptical speeches, and refusal to meet other player s eyes run
counter to the rapid crafted performances of American Cinema
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Thank You Ma Am
Langston Hughes story, Thank You, Ma am, Takes place late at night on a darkened street, where life
is tough. Roger is caught trying to steal a woman s pocketbook but when an unexpected act of
kindness from the woman towards a poor boy that brings them together. As the woman cares about the
boy she takes him in to give him food and let clean his look up. The boy does not resist going to the
woman s house. The boy could really use the woman s trust in the future so in the story, he is trying to
build her trust back The theme explored in Thank You Ma am by Langston Hughes is that when one
person goes out of their way to help another, everybody benefits from kindness. The first reason why
the woman takes care of the boy is because she cares about how the boy is treated. She brings him
home to give him food and wash his face, she says Then it will get washed tonight, this shows that she
was implying that she will bring him home to clean him up. We can infer from the story that the
woman takes care of the boy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No m, said the being dragged boy. This shows that we can infer that the boy wants someone to treat
him well and get feed and cleaned up because at his home that probably doesn t happen often. The boy
has respect for the woman by saying No m, which means that he respects her and thinks it s ok to go
home with her. Another reason that we can also infer that the boy feels guilty for trying to steal the
woman s pocketbook and got caught in the process. It seems like he wanted this to happen for Mrs
Jones to take him home and help him. are benefited in this situation because the boy gets to go home
and get cleaned up and has a meal and the woman gets to take care of someone. This goes back to the
claim when one person goes out of their way to help another, everybody is benefitted, and this proves
the
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Langston Hughes story, Thank You, Ma am, Takes place late at night on a darkened street, where life
is tough. Roger is caught trying to steal a woman s pocketbook but when an unexpected act of
kindness from the woman towards a poor boy that brings them together. As the woman cares about the
boy she takes him in to give him food and let clean his look up. The boy does not resist going to the
woman s house. The boy could really use the woman s trust in the future so in the story, he is trying to
build her trust back The theme explored in Thank You Ma am by Langston Hughes is that when one
person goes out of their way to help another, everybody benefits from kindness. The first reason why
the woman takes care of the boy is because she cares about how the boy is treated. She brings him
home to give him food and wash his face, she says Then it will get washed tonight, this shows that she
was implying that she will bring him home to clean him up. We can infer from the story that the
woman takes care of the boy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No m, said the being dragged boy. This shows that we can infer that the boy wants someone to treat
him well and get feed and cleaned up because at his home that probably doesn t happen often. The boy
has respect for the woman by saying No m, which means that he respects her and thinks it s ok to go
home with her. Another reason that we can also infer that the boy feels guilty for trying to steal the
woman s pocketbook and got caught in the process. It seems like he wanted this to happen for Mrs
Jones to take him home and help him. are benefited in this situation because the boy gets to go home
and get cleaned up and has a meal and the woman gets to take care of someone. This goes back to the
claim when one person goes out of their way to help another, everybody is benefitted, and this proves
the
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Spy Camer Spy Surveillance
Technology, through the times, has offered many options in protecting the society from crimes and
other evil doings. However, with industrialization, the proliferation of computers and complex
political and social systems, our society needs a heightened level of security. Police and military
personnel continue guarding us against criminals and terrorists. However, there is the need for
individuals to consult other security services and private eyes to conduct their own investigations and
protect their properties, families, and businesses. They invest in modern and efficient surveillance
equipment to monitor activities within their facilities such as spy cameras to secure their families and
alert them of suspicious individuals.
A spy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body worn spy cams are great for recording in public as they will attract virtually no attention. Also,
they are very small, which poses both advantages and disadvantages their small size ensures
maximum effectiveness as spy cameras, but also limit the design choices and hardware that goes into
them.
Internet IP Spy Camera
IP spy cameras share the same principle as other kinds of spy cams, the only difference being that you
can view what it sees directly on your computer. This makes it ideal for people who want to get real
time videos. Also, some IP cams offer remote viewing this means that you are not limited to using the
computer which it is connected to, you can use any computer as long as you have sufficient privileges
over the camera.
When you purchase a spy nanny cam or a hidden spy nanny cam, you know that you re taking
important and effective steps towards protecting your home and your family. And while spy cameras
in and of themselves are beneficial and helpful, they aren t a cure all for all your home security needs,
unless you take the time and perform some diligent and thorough research. That s because, while
nanny cameras are cool to have and use, they all have unique aspects, features, and benefits about
them. In other words, not all spy cams and nanny cams are the same. There are different cameras with
different capabilities that can perform in different
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Technology, through the times, has offered many options in protecting the society from crimes and
other evil doings. However, with industrialization, the proliferation of computers and complex
political and social systems, our society needs a heightened level of security. Police and military
personnel continue guarding us against criminals and terrorists. However, there is the need for
individuals to consult other security services and private eyes to conduct their own investigations and
protect their properties, families, and businesses. They invest in modern and efficient surveillance
equipment to monitor activities within their facilities such as spy cameras to secure their families and
alert them of suspicious individuals.
A spy ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body worn spy cams are great for recording in public as they will attract virtually no attention. Also,
they are very small, which poses both advantages and disadvantages their small size ensures
maximum effectiveness as spy cameras, but also limit the design choices and hardware that goes into
them.
Internet IP Spy Camera
IP spy cameras share the same principle as other kinds of spy cams, the only difference being that you
can view what it sees directly on your computer. This makes it ideal for people who want to get real
time videos. Also, some IP cams offer remote viewing this means that you are not limited to using the
computer which it is connected to, you can use any computer as long as you have sufficient privileges
over the camera.
When you purchase a spy nanny cam or a hidden spy nanny cam, you know that you re taking
important and effective steps towards protecting your home and your family. And while spy cameras
in and of themselves are beneficial and helpful, they aren t a cure all for all your home security needs,
unless you take the time and perform some diligent and thorough research. That s because, while
nanny cameras are cool to have and use, they all have unique aspects, features, and benefits about
them. In other words, not all spy cams and nanny cams are the same. There are different cameras with
different capabilities that can perform in different
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How The French Presidential Elections Will Affect The...
How the French Presidential Elections will Affect the Entire World
After rejecting the two major political parties in the first round, the French voters will choose their
new president. What will the election result mean for the world?
After the Brexit results in the UK and Trump s election in the US, France is next to face the challenge
of elections on May the 7th for their second round. Debating the subject is William Callanan, 45, an
American citizen living in Britain for the last 15 years and partner at Keysquare Capital Management.
He agreed in an interview to share his opinion on how the French elections will have a major impact
across the world. But first, let s meet the candidates.
Who are the candidates and what is their plan ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Callanan thinks Macron will align with Fillon on the centre right, making Le pen garner less votes,
suggesting the first round s outcome is an indication of what the ending bias will likely be.
Will a new president be the end of old politics in France? Just over a month after the new president
will be elected, she/he will start building their coalition in the Assembly Nationale. It will be a real
challenge for both, says Callanan as a new party has never gained a majority. He paused. But Macron
has a better chance than Le Pen.
One important issue that the new president will need to address is on the national security, as terrorist
attacks are at their peek right now in France. While Le Pen is focused on immigration, Macron is
focused on adding 50,000 police and specialised training. When asked who will appeal more to the
public, Callanan said people become more accustomed to these events and the shock effect is
mitigated. Think of what it is like living in Beirut...
Will Le Pen s claim of deporting all foreigners suspected of a connection to radical Islamism make
France safer? Definitely not, replied Mr. Callanan, on the contrary, the anti immigration and anti Islam
stance can be taken too far and be counter productive.
Le Pen has said that France should be less naive as it became a jihadi university. Will her presidency
affect the relations with the Middle East? Which key policies should France pursue in the Middle
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How the French Presidential Elections will Affect the Entire World
After rejecting the two major political parties in the first round, the French voters will choose their
new president. What will the election result mean for the world?
After the Brexit results in the UK and Trump s election in the US, France is next to face the challenge
of elections on May the 7th for their second round. Debating the subject is William Callanan, 45, an
American citizen living in Britain for the last 15 years and partner at Keysquare Capital Management.
He agreed in an interview to share his opinion on how the French elections will have a major impact
across the world. But first, let s meet the candidates.
Who are the candidates and what is their plan ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Callanan thinks Macron will align with Fillon on the centre right, making Le pen garner less votes,
suggesting the first round s outcome is an indication of what the ending bias will likely be.
Will a new president be the end of old politics in France? Just over a month after the new president
will be elected, she/he will start building their coalition in the Assembly Nationale. It will be a real
challenge for both, says Callanan as a new party has never gained a majority. He paused. But Macron
has a better chance than Le Pen.
One important issue that the new president will need to address is on the national security, as terrorist
attacks are at their peek right now in France. While Le Pen is focused on immigration, Macron is
focused on adding 50,000 police and specialised training. When asked who will appeal more to the
public, Callanan said people become more accustomed to these events and the shock effect is
mitigated. Think of what it is like living in Beirut...
Will Le Pen s claim of deporting all foreigners suspected of a connection to radical Islamism make
France safer? Definitely not, replied Mr. Callanan, on the contrary, the anti immigration and anti Islam
stance can be taken too far and be counter productive.
Le Pen has said that France should be less naive as it became a jihadi university. Will her presidency
affect the relations with the Middle East? Which key policies should France pursue in the Middle
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Make Up American Flags Essay
On days when he isn t fulfilling duties being an Elder at First Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church, Thomas Coke Lever affectionately known as Buddy puts up American flags for the City of
Lancaster. Retiring after 39 years from Springs Industries, Buddy said he has been putting up flags for
the past four and a half years. Taking about an hour to put up, from Main Street (Woodland Drive) to
???? Lever sets up about 15 flags throughout the year. Involved in Cub and Boy Scouts for the past 48
years, Buddy participates on local, district and in council levels as he coordinates with Troop 72 and
180. Strictly using volunteers to help him around town, Lever said hanging flags is a good way for
Scouts to earn service hours for rank advancements. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Limited on how many boys we can use, we usually have six boys and two adults help out with flags.
While the adults drive on different sides of the road, scouts walk alongside the trucks and place the
flags in the ground. One adult and a team of boys start on the south end of the road and one heads
north so scouts don t have to cross the road, which is a safety factor, Lever said. Taking calls from
Marty Cauthen, Director of Sanitation and Maintenance Operations for the city, Lever said on certain
days when they want the flags flapping on the side of the roads, two or three days prior they hang the
flags and take them down two or three days later. Depending on how close some days are, sometimes
we keep the flags up, Lever said. For an example, we put flags up for Memorial Day and they stay up
until after 9/11. Not only do the troopers and Lever hang American flags, but before Thanksgiving and
during the cold month of Dec., Christmas flags decorates Lancaster. Before Pearl Harbor Day we go
back out and put up American flags to commemorate those who lost their lives for our freedom, Lever
said. One side has Christmas flags and the other has American
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On days when he isn t fulfilling duties being an Elder at First Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church, Thomas Coke Lever affectionately known as Buddy puts up American flags for the City of
Lancaster. Retiring after 39 years from Springs Industries, Buddy said he has been putting up flags for
the past four and a half years. Taking about an hour to put up, from Main Street (Woodland Drive) to
???? Lever sets up about 15 flags throughout the year. Involved in Cub and Boy Scouts for the past 48
years, Buddy participates on local, district and in council levels as he coordinates with Troop 72 and
180. Strictly using volunteers to help him around town, Lever said hanging flags is a good way for
Scouts to earn service hours for rank advancements. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Limited on how many boys we can use, we usually have six boys and two adults help out with flags.
While the adults drive on different sides of the road, scouts walk alongside the trucks and place the
flags in the ground. One adult and a team of boys start on the south end of the road and one heads
north so scouts don t have to cross the road, which is a safety factor, Lever said. Taking calls from
Marty Cauthen, Director of Sanitation and Maintenance Operations for the city, Lever said on certain
days when they want the flags flapping on the side of the roads, two or three days prior they hang the
flags and take them down two or three days later. Depending on how close some days are, sometimes
we keep the flags up, Lever said. For an example, we put flags up for Memorial Day and they stay up
until after 9/11. Not only do the troopers and Lever hang American flags, but before Thanksgiving and
during the cold month of Dec., Christmas flags decorates Lancaster. Before Pearl Harbor Day we go
back out and put up American flags to commemorate those who lost their lives for our freedom, Lever
said. One side has Christmas flags and the other has American
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Jonas Family In The Giver
The Giver is narrated through Jonas eyes, the community that he lives in seems to be a utopia,
meaning a perfect place. There is no evidence of disease, hunger, poverty, war, or lasting pain exists in
the community. Jonas family is just like every other family in the community; which includes a
mother and father and two children one boy and one girl. Jonas mother has an important job with the
Department of Justice, and his father has a job as a Nurturer, a job where he taking care of newborns.
Jonas has one younger sister, Lily. His family seems ideal. Each morning, they discuss their dreams
that they had the previous night; during the dinner they share feelings about the events of the day, just
like any regular family. Comforting and supporting each other. As we learn more about Jonas family,
we also learn about the community as a whole. Families (which in the book they are called family
units), must apply for children, spouses do not get to choose one another but, instead, are matched,
and grandparents do not exist. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the Ceremony, Jonas learns that he has been selected to become the next Receiver of Memory, the
highest position in the community. Jonas begins training under the present Receiver of Memory, an
older man whom Jonas calls The Giver. Jonas training involves receiving memories from the past,
from The Giver. All of the emotions and memories of experiences that the people in the community
chose to give up. The first memory that Jonas receives from The Giver is a sled ride down a snow
covered hill. Jonas has never before experienced going downhill, cold weather, or snow. Eventually,
through memories, The Giver teaches Jonas about color, love, war, and
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The Giver is narrated through Jonas eyes, the community that he lives in seems to be a utopia,
meaning a perfect place. There is no evidence of disease, hunger, poverty, war, or lasting pain exists in
the community. Jonas family is just like every other family in the community; which includes a
mother and father and two children one boy and one girl. Jonas mother has an important job with the
Department of Justice, and his father has a job as a Nurturer, a job where he taking care of newborns.
Jonas has one younger sister, Lily. His family seems ideal. Each morning, they discuss their dreams
that they had the previous night; during the dinner they share feelings about the events of the day, just
like any regular family. Comforting and supporting each other. As we learn more about Jonas family,
we also learn about the community as a whole. Families (which in the book they are called family
units), must apply for children, spouses do not get to choose one another but, instead, are matched,
and grandparents do not exist. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the Ceremony, Jonas learns that he has been selected to become the next Receiver of Memory, the
highest position in the community. Jonas begins training under the present Receiver of Memory, an
older man whom Jonas calls The Giver. Jonas training involves receiving memories from the past,
from The Giver. All of the emotions and memories of experiences that the people in the community
chose to give up. The first memory that Jonas receives from The Giver is a sled ride down a snow
covered hill. Jonas has never before experienced going downhill, cold weather, or snow. Eventually,
through memories, The Giver teaches Jonas about color, love, war, and
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The Role Of Art In The Aztec Art
Art was used by the Aztecs upper class to set them apart from the lower class. They adorned
themselves with feathers, jewelry and fancy clothes. The rich also owned paintings, statues and music
to honor and praise their gods. Most of the lower class, however, could make art but only to sell to the
rich. The Aztec empire had an appreciation and fascination with birds, bugs and animals. These
animals were praised and admired and as a result, they were popular subjects in the Aztec art. Aztecs
believed that their gods took the forms of animals. Paintings of them were always brightly colored.
The Emperor received art as tribute. The Aztecs considered art as a tool to reinforce their dominance.
Jewelry made from copper, jade, obsidian and gold was also reserved for the Emperor. He had such a
variety of clothing and jewelry, it is said that he never wore the same thing twice. There were rules in
the Aztec society that told which rank of people could wear which type of clothing. For example, only
nobles and the Emperor could wear clothing decorated with feathers, beads and other pretty things.
Farmers and other lower class people could not. If this law was broken, the consequence was death.
The Emperor and noble families also had their bodies pierced so they could wear more jewelry.
Statues and brightly colored paintings would adorn their walls and set them apart from the lower class
and maintain their high class status. Different materials are used to make art such as coral,
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Art was used by the Aztecs upper class to set them apart from the lower class. They adorned
themselves with feathers, jewelry and fancy clothes. The rich also owned paintings, statues and music
to honor and praise their gods. Most of the lower class, however, could make art but only to sell to the
rich. The Aztec empire had an appreciation and fascination with birds, bugs and animals. These
animals were praised and admired and as a result, they were popular subjects in the Aztec art. Aztecs
believed that their gods took the forms of animals. Paintings of them were always brightly colored.
The Emperor received art as tribute. The Aztecs considered art as a tool to reinforce their dominance.
Jewelry made from copper, jade, obsidian and gold was also reserved for the Emperor. He had such a
variety of clothing and jewelry, it is said that he never wore the same thing twice. There were rules in
the Aztec society that told which rank of people could wear which type of clothing. For example, only
nobles and the Emperor could wear clothing decorated with feathers, beads and other pretty things.
Farmers and other lower class people could not. If this law was broken, the consequence was death.
The Emperor and noble families also had their bodies pierced so they could wear more jewelry.
Statues and brightly colored paintings would adorn their walls and set them apart from the lower class
and maintain their high class status. Different materials are used to make art such as coral,
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The Soil Degradation Of Nigeria Essay
Soil Degradation in Nigeria
Introduction
Nigeria is a country in West Africa, bordering Benin in the west, Chad and Cameroon in the east, and
Niger in the north. Nigeria is in the tropical zone of Africa (between latitude 4 and 14 degrees N, and
longitude 2 and 14 degrees E), with a vast area of savanna vegetation in the northern part. The climate
is damp, very humid and highly influenced by the combined effects of the ocean, desert, humidity,
temperature, and mainly the variation that exist in the amount of rainfall in each region. This alone
forms a major influence on the type of vegetation found in various regions in the country. The
activities of human such as farming, mining, deforestation, and including other natural factors is said
to be the cause of land degradation, which is also seen as a decline in land or soil quality of the
country, Nigeria.
However, some regions in the country are now undesirable for agricultural practices leading shortage
of food supply and economic implications, such as low income. In this article, I will be discussing the
following:
1. Agro ecological zones
2. Soil and water (rainfall)
3. Causes of Soil Degradation
4. Effects of Soil Degradation in Nigeria
5. Solutions of Soil Degradation
Agro Ecological Zones
There is mountainous vegetation in the plateau regions of Nigeria. Before soil depreciation or
degradation that is at an increase today in the country, I will like to discourse the different agro
ecological zones in Nigeria.
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Soil Degradation in Nigeria
Introduction
Nigeria is a country in West Africa, bordering Benin in the west, Chad and Cameroon in the east, and
Niger in the north. Nigeria is in the tropical zone of Africa (between latitude 4 and 14 degrees N, and
longitude 2 and 14 degrees E), with a vast area of savanna vegetation in the northern part. The climate
is damp, very humid and highly influenced by the combined effects of the ocean, desert, humidity,
temperature, and mainly the variation that exist in the amount of rainfall in each region. This alone
forms a major influence on the type of vegetation found in various regions in the country. The
activities of human such as farming, mining, deforestation, and including other natural factors is said
to be the cause of land degradation, which is also seen as a decline in land or soil quality of the
country, Nigeria.
However, some regions in the country are now undesirable for agricultural practices leading shortage
of food supply and economic implications, such as low income. In this article, I will be discussing the
following:
1. Agro ecological zones
2. Soil and water (rainfall)
3. Causes of Soil Degradation
4. Effects of Soil Degradation in Nigeria
5. Solutions of Soil Degradation
Agro Ecological Zones
There is mountainous vegetation in the plateau regions of Nigeria. Before soil depreciation or
degradation that is at an increase today in the country, I will like to discourse the different agro
ecological zones in Nigeria.
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Dont Ask Dont Tell Outline Essay
Don t Ask Don t Tell Policy
Rachael Neff
General purpose: To inform
Specific purpose: To inform my audience of the Don t Ask Don t Tell policy and give a brief history of
events.
Central idea: According to my class survey the majority had little or no knowledge of the Don t Ask
Don t Tell policy, so I am going to explain how it came to be.
Introduction
I.Fundamental beliefs
A.Military Service Workers
1.Honorable
2.Courageous
B. Service Members Turned Away
1.Openly gay
2.Ended careers of over 11,000 service members
II.By listening to a brief history of the Don t Ask Don t Tell policy you will gain further knowledge of
where we have come since the last 60 years
Transition: First, lets look at....
Body
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C.Living quaters in our military service
1. Our service members wear the uniform to fight and win wars, not serve as liberal social policy
guinea pigs, says Tony Perkins, president of the conservative Family Research Council. (Time
Magazine Feb 2010.)
2.Washington Examiner Feb. 2010 states that the military requires its members to live with all sorts of
people in close quarters and demanding conditions. A lot of recruits would be more leery of bunking
next to an ex con than a homosexual, but the military admits hundreds of felons each year, including
some violent ones.
D.Estimated Costs of the Policy
1.USA Today Feb 2006 stated that the Government Accountability Office released estimates on the
cost of the policy.
2.The GAO reported at least $95.4 million in recruiting costs and at least $95.1 million for training
replacements for the 9,488 troops discharged from 1994 through 2003, while noting that the true
figures might be higher.
III. Lastly, let s look at...
A. Legal issues
1.Homosexuals should be able to freely express their feelings and the policy infringes their
Don t Ask Don t Tell Policy
Rachael Neff
General purpose: To inform
Specific purpose: To inform my audience of the Don t Ask Don t Tell policy and give a brief history of
events.
Central idea: According to my class survey the majority had little or no knowledge of the Don t Ask
Don t Tell policy, so I am going to explain how it came to be.
Introduction
I.Fundamental beliefs
A.Military Service Workers
1.Honorable
2.Courageous
B. Service Members Turned Away
1.Openly gay
2.Ended careers of over 11,000 service members
II.By listening to a brief history of the Don t Ask Don t Tell policy you will gain further knowledge of
where we have come since the last 60 years
Transition: First, lets look at....
Body
I.The Beginning ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
C.Living quaters in our military service
1. Our service members wear the uniform to fight and win wars, not serve as liberal social policy
guinea pigs, says Tony Perkins, president of the conservative Family Research Council. (Time
Magazine Feb 2010.)
2.Washington Examiner Feb. 2010 states that the military requires its members to live with all sorts of
people in close quarters and demanding conditions. A lot of recruits would be more leery of bunking
next to an ex con than a homosexual, but the military admits hundreds of felons each year, including
some violent ones.
D.Estimated Costs of the Policy
1.USA Today Feb 2006 stated that the Government Accountability Office released estimates on the
cost of the policy.
2.The GAO reported at least $95.4 million in recruiting costs and at least $95.1 million for training
replacements for the 9,488 troops discharged from 1994 through 2003, while noting that the true
figures might be higher.
III. Lastly, let s look at...
A. Legal issues
1.Homosexuals should be able to freely express their feelings and the policy infringes their
constitutional right under the first amendment.
2.Infringes 5th amendment right of due process of being kicked out of the military due to your sexual
orientation without a fair trial.
In
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2.Infringes 5th amendment right of due process of being kicked out of the military due to your sexual
orientation without a fair trial.
In
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Research and Advancement of Biofuel Technology
Biofuels have been in major discussion amongst the government, and the science community due to
the topic of global warming being caused by our greenhouse gasses produced by our excessive use of
carbon producing technologies. Although we like to think that Biofuel is a relatively new fuel
technology that has been developed as of late, it is not. Biofuel energy and its usage can be traced
back as far as our ancient ancestors. Wood, the first form of biofuel, was as many know used by our
ancient ancestors to produce fire. Our ancestors used this form of fuel for obvious reasons such as to
keep warm, and for cooking. Other biofuels, commonly referred to as first generation biofuels, are
produced directly from food crops. The biofuel is ultimately derived from the starch, sugar, animal
fats, and vegetable oil that these crops provide. Corn, wheat, and sugar cane are the most commonly
used first generation biofuel. Corn is probably the most recognized first generation biofuel, due to the
fact that it is used in the production of ethanol. Corn, like many biofuels has its advantages and
disadvantages to the environment. Some advantages are that Infrastructure for planting, harvesting,
and processing is already in place, majority of the plant is used for energy production (little waste).
Some major disadvantages of corn are that its use in ethanol production has increased food cost world
wide leading to hunger, and many fertilizers and pesticides are used in corn production
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Biofuels have been in major discussion amongst the government, and the science community due to
the topic of global warming being caused by our greenhouse gasses produced by our excessive use of
carbon producing technologies. Although we like to think that Biofuel is a relatively new fuel
technology that has been developed as of late, it is not. Biofuel energy and its usage can be traced
back as far as our ancient ancestors. Wood, the first form of biofuel, was as many know used by our
ancient ancestors to produce fire. Our ancestors used this form of fuel for obvious reasons such as to
keep warm, and for cooking. Other biofuels, commonly referred to as first generation biofuels, are
produced directly from food crops. The biofuel is ultimately derived from the starch, sugar, animal
fats, and vegetable oil that these crops provide. Corn, wheat, and sugar cane are the most commonly
used first generation biofuel. Corn is probably the most recognized first generation biofuel, due to the
fact that it is used in the production of ethanol. Corn, like many biofuels has its advantages and
disadvantages to the environment. Some advantages are that Infrastructure for planting, harvesting,
and processing is already in place, majority of the plant is used for energy production (little waste).
Some major disadvantages of corn are that its use in ethanol production has increased food cost world
wide leading to hunger, and many fertilizers and pesticides are used in corn production
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An Analysis Of William And Co Authors Book
Introduction
Chapter Two of William and co authors book Research Methods particularly focuses on the
importance of ethics (pg.34). A combination of intentional diction, imagery and narration coupled with
an authoritative tone has been used to handle the key issues in this chapter. Deliberate contrast
between the traditional and current perspectives of ethics and its evolution has been employed to
explain and emphasize the need for ethical research work. Through these literary devices and style, the
authors emphasis on ethics despite the fact that it is not enforceable by law is made clear. This excerpt
analyzes how these authors have landed their points on ethics home.
Foundation of ethics in research work
To begin with, the author chooses to use the pronoun you to draw attention towards the foundation of
ethics in research work (pg.34). The use of this pronoun on the introduction is deliberate as the author
wants to put emphasis by making anyone reading the book feel part and parcel of the issue at hand.
Circumstantially, the author manages explain that a research that is conducted ethically does not only
benefit the people who use it but also makes the person doing it feel satisfied. This direct address to
the readership has also been used insist on employment of honesty, integrity and care for the
participant which is the key issue in this chapter. In a bid to make the reader reflect what impact would
conduct a research ethically or unethically have in the
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Introduction
Chapter Two of William and co authors book Research Methods particularly focuses on the
importance of ethics (pg.34). A combination of intentional diction, imagery and narration coupled with
an authoritative tone has been used to handle the key issues in this chapter. Deliberate contrast
between the traditional and current perspectives of ethics and its evolution has been employed to
explain and emphasize the need for ethical research work. Through these literary devices and style, the
authors emphasis on ethics despite the fact that it is not enforceable by law is made clear. This excerpt
analyzes how these authors have landed their points on ethics home.
Foundation of ethics in research work
To begin with, the author chooses to use the pronoun you to draw attention towards the foundation of
ethics in research work (pg.34). The use of this pronoun on the introduction is deliberate as the author
wants to put emphasis by making anyone reading the book feel part and parcel of the issue at hand.
Circumstantially, the author manages explain that a research that is conducted ethically does not only
benefit the people who use it but also makes the person doing it feel satisfied. This direct address to
the readership has also been used insist on employment of honesty, integrity and care for the
participant which is the key issue in this chapter. In a bid to make the reader reflect what impact would
conduct a research ethically or unethically have in the
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Socrates and Virtue
At the beginning of Meno Socrates and Meno are discussing what they think the true definition of
virtue is. They debate over this matter for quite some time and Meno continues to throw definitions, of
what he thinks virtue is, at Socrates. It seems like every time Meno would come up with what he
thought virtue was Socrates would shoot it down. Socrates would not come out and say this is not
right, he would merely ask him a series of questions in order for Meno to realize it on his own. One
after another Socrates continues to find problems with Meno s reasoning behind his definitions. After
the fourth attempt they finally decide they would try to start over with a clean slate in order to find out
what virtue truly is. At this point ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Socrates says that all activities done by humans depends on the soul itself, and if you are going to do
some beneficial then it involves wisdom to a certain extent. So if in order to do something beneficial
you need wisdom and they defined virtue as being something beneficial, therefore making the valid
point that virtue is wisdom, for the most part ( Sections 87e 89b).
Virtue is what you make of it. Yes, to some extent, I agree with Socrates with virtue as wisdom, but
that is about as far as you can go with it. Really it is what you are willing to make of it in your own
life. There are good types of virtues and then there are harmful types of virtue. Now you cannot really
say that there are beneficial types of virtue and bad types of virtue. The reason behind this is because,
to some people, virtue can be beneficial in a bad way instead of the beneficial that most people first
think of. It varies from person to person. There is really no way of putting one basic definition on
virtue. Virtue encompasses so many different things, it would be nearly impossible for us to slap a
definition on it without finding a glitch or something wrong with the definition. There will always be
someone there to find a problem with it, because is that not the way our society works? Somebody
comes up with one thing, then after a while someone comes up something wrong with that idea and
proposes a new,
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At the beginning of Meno Socrates and Meno are discussing what they think the true definition of
virtue is. They debate over this matter for quite some time and Meno continues to throw definitions, of
what he thinks virtue is, at Socrates. It seems like every time Meno would come up with what he
thought virtue was Socrates would shoot it down. Socrates would not come out and say this is not
right, he would merely ask him a series of questions in order for Meno to realize it on his own. One
after another Socrates continues to find problems with Meno s reasoning behind his definitions. After
the fourth attempt they finally decide they would try to start over with a clean slate in order to find out
what virtue truly is. At this point ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Socrates says that all activities done by humans depends on the soul itself, and if you are going to do
some beneficial then it involves wisdom to a certain extent. So if in order to do something beneficial
you need wisdom and they defined virtue as being something beneficial, therefore making the valid
point that virtue is wisdom, for the most part ( Sections 87e 89b).
Virtue is what you make of it. Yes, to some extent, I agree with Socrates with virtue as wisdom, but
that is about as far as you can go with it. Really it is what you are willing to make of it in your own
life. There are good types of virtues and then there are harmful types of virtue. Now you cannot really
say that there are beneficial types of virtue and bad types of virtue. The reason behind this is because,
to some people, virtue can be beneficial in a bad way instead of the beneficial that most people first
think of. It varies from person to person. There is really no way of putting one basic definition on
virtue. Virtue encompasses so many different things, it would be nearly impossible for us to slap a
definition on it without finding a glitch or something wrong with the definition. There will always be
someone there to find a problem with it, because is that not the way our society works? Somebody
comes up with one thing, then after a while someone comes up something wrong with that idea and
proposes a new,
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Economic Expectation In Detroit Case Study
Detroit is a big city located in Michigan, which struggled with poverty and crime issues due to
bankruptcy and high level of unemployment. However, Detroit hasn t always been in this condition.
How has Detroit s exchanges transform the city ? First we will explain the economic exchanges in
Detroit.
I. In this beginning of the 1900 s, Detroit was a fancy city in expansion and development and it was
home to the biggest United States auto industry and assembly line . However, from 1970 s, there was
an oil crisis which provocated and prompted the downfall of many automobile companies.
Furthermore, the population decreased to escape the increased violence and crime. By July 2013,
Detroit had lost almost 1 million inhabitants in a time period of 70 years. Therefore, with fewer jobs
and people, the city had less money therefore, they had to leave because of bankruptcy did people
leave Detroit because of bankruptcy or was bankruptcy caused because there were less people? If so,
you can say As the city lost many inhabitants, the city experienced a turmoil of bankruptcy
Meanwhile, Detroit was remained a place of some cultural exchanges. ... Show more content on
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Dimitri Hegemann, a German musician, came in Michigan for the 1st time in the 80 s, he discovered a
new music style: techno music. He appreciated it so much that he brought it in his hometown and it
became popular as a result. This exchange contributed to change people s views on Detroit, as an
unsafe and dangerous city. Dimitri Hegemann, wanted to pay back the city for sharing its cultural
heritage, hence he develop with other artists Detroit Berlin Connection project in The Fisher body 21,
a former assembly line building. They wanted to create a night club, and a center of underground
culture. Foreigners take advantages of abandoned buildings to develop a new center of culture, of
inspiration. It aims to enrich culturally and open people to new
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Detroit is a big city located in Michigan, which struggled with poverty and crime issues due to
bankruptcy and high level of unemployment. However, Detroit hasn t always been in this condition.
How has Detroit s exchanges transform the city ? First we will explain the economic exchanges in
Detroit.
I. In this beginning of the 1900 s, Detroit was a fancy city in expansion and development and it was
home to the biggest United States auto industry and assembly line . However, from 1970 s, there was
an oil crisis which provocated and prompted the downfall of many automobile companies.
Furthermore, the population decreased to escape the increased violence and crime. By July 2013,
Detroit had lost almost 1 million inhabitants in a time period of 70 years. Therefore, with fewer jobs
and people, the city had less money therefore, they had to leave because of bankruptcy did people
leave Detroit because of bankruptcy or was bankruptcy caused because there were less people? If so,
you can say As the city lost many inhabitants, the city experienced a turmoil of bankruptcy
Meanwhile, Detroit was remained a place of some cultural exchanges. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Dimitri Hegemann, a German musician, came in Michigan for the 1st time in the 80 s, he discovered a
new music style: techno music. He appreciated it so much that he brought it in his hometown and it
became popular as a result. This exchange contributed to change people s views on Detroit, as an
unsafe and dangerous city. Dimitri Hegemann, wanted to pay back the city for sharing its cultural
heritage, hence he develop with other artists Detroit Berlin Connection project in The Fisher body 21,
a former assembly line building. They wanted to create a night club, and a center of underground
culture. Foreigners take advantages of abandoned buildings to develop a new center of culture, of
inspiration. It aims to enrich culturally and open people to new
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rhetorical Analysis Of Lyndon B. Johnson s Speech The...
In Lyndon B. Johnson s speech The Great Society he is effective in showing that the society must
work to build and achieve a great society. He is effective in showing this by giving examples of how
to improve America by using rhetorical devices in his speech to create envisionments of the future in
the society. By doing this he is effective in his speech to motivate people to participate and help
develop this great society. In Lyndon B. Johnson s speech the language he uses shows that America
can be greatly improved to achieve a great society. A Great Society for the American people and their
fellow men elsewhere was the vision of Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson is telling the citizens of America
that he envisions America to become a great society. He wants to work on the weaknesses so that the
American society can be fully developed and advanced in the quick developing world. The Great
Society program became Johnson s agenda for Congress in January 1965: aid to education, attack on
disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, a
wide scale fight against poverty, control and prevention of crime and delinquency, removal ... Show
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So in the next 40 years we must re build the entire urban United States. This shows that Johnson is
using ethos to unite the citizens and have them realize the future of America. He wants them to know
that the future of America is going to begin with a population growth and he has to unite the
population to make them realize this. Men come together in cities in order to live, but they remain
together in order to live the good life. The future of America depends on people coming together and
working together to build a good life which is what Johnson envisioned in his great society. He uses
ethos to create unity between the citizens which is why his speech is
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In Lyndon B. Johnson s speech The Great Society he is effective in showing that the society must
work to build and achieve a great society. He is effective in showing this by giving examples of how
to improve America by using rhetorical devices in his speech to create envisionments of the future in
the society. By doing this he is effective in his speech to motivate people to participate and help
develop this great society. In Lyndon B. Johnson s speech the language he uses shows that America
can be greatly improved to achieve a great society. A Great Society for the American people and their
fellow men elsewhere was the vision of Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson is telling the citizens of America
that he envisions America to become a great society. He wants to work on the weaknesses so that the
American society can be fully developed and advanced in the quick developing world. The Great
Society program became Johnson s agenda for Congress in January 1965: aid to education, attack on
disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, a
wide scale fight against poverty, control and prevention of crime and delinquency, removal ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So in the next 40 years we must re build the entire urban United States. This shows that Johnson is
using ethos to unite the citizens and have them realize the future of America. He wants them to know
that the future of America is going to begin with a population growth and he has to unite the
population to make them realize this. Men come together in cities in order to live, but they remain
together in order to live the good life. The future of America depends on people coming together and
working together to build a good life which is what Johnson envisioned in his great society. He uses
ethos to create unity between the citizens which is why his speech is
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Amazon Queen
Flight Of The Amazon Queen takes place in the 1940 s and is the story about Joe King, pilot for hire.
His latest job is to take a famous actress to her photo shoot but on route manages to crash land his
plane in the middle of the Amazon. This triggers a massive adventure filled with phantom primates,
6ft tall pygmies, Amazon woman, dinosaurs and a whole lot more weirdness. As you can see in the
tradition of the best B movies this game doesn t take itself too seriously. After playing this game for a
while it becomes very clear that classic Lucasarts titles like Monkey Island and Indiana Jones had a
big influence on it. Even the interface is reminiscent of early SCUMM engine games with your
selection of actions and inventory along the bottom of the screen.This looks a bit dated compared to
recent titles which uses the entire screen to display the graphics. Speaking of which the graphics in
Amazon Queen isn t too bad and there are plenty of varied locations to explore. The game starts out
with Joe trapped in a hotel rooms with some goons guarding the exit and right of the bat you ll ...
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There are loads of characters to talk to and most of them have something funny to say. One of the
great things about this game is the fact that you cannot die nor do something wrong which allows you
to explore and try out everything without fear of wasting something or getting stuck in a dead end.
None of the puzzles are overly obscure either and while there are none that really stand out as
impressive I was stumped a few times. The game definitely features some of the strangest things you
ll ever see in a game characters inventory. Towards the end the game becomes very Indiana Jones ish
with Joe exploring an ancient trap filled temple. This reminded me strongly of Indies adventures in
Atlantis. Other locations like the valley of the dinosaurs show a bit more
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Flight Of The Amazon Queen takes place in the 1940 s and is the story about Joe King, pilot for hire.
His latest job is to take a famous actress to her photo shoot but on route manages to crash land his
plane in the middle of the Amazon. This triggers a massive adventure filled with phantom primates,
6ft tall pygmies, Amazon woman, dinosaurs and a whole lot more weirdness. As you can see in the
tradition of the best B movies this game doesn t take itself too seriously. After playing this game for a
while it becomes very clear that classic Lucasarts titles like Monkey Island and Indiana Jones had a
big influence on it. Even the interface is reminiscent of early SCUMM engine games with your
selection of actions and inventory along the bottom of the screen.This looks a bit dated compared to
recent titles which uses the entire screen to display the graphics. Speaking of which the graphics in
Amazon Queen isn t too bad and there are plenty of varied locations to explore. The game starts out
with Joe trapped in a hotel rooms with some goons guarding the exit and right of the bat you ll ...
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There are loads of characters to talk to and most of them have something funny to say. One of the
great things about this game is the fact that you cannot die nor do something wrong which allows you
to explore and try out everything without fear of wasting something or getting stuck in a dead end.
None of the puzzles are overly obscure either and while there are none that really stand out as
impressive I was stumped a few times. The game definitely features some of the strangest things you
ll ever see in a game characters inventory. Towards the end the game becomes very Indiana Jones ish
with Joe exploring an ancient trap filled temple. This reminded me strongly of Indies adventures in
Atlantis. Other locations like the valley of the dinosaurs show a bit more
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Dna Synthesis Case Study
To achieve accuracy of DNA replication after the unwinding of DNA, the DNA must be synthesized.
DNA synthesis, in the case, the two strands are disconnected and then turned into single stranded
DNA. This is called replication fork. The replication fork acts as a model for DNA synthesis.
However, the site of impaired or mutated DNA can cause a lower rate pf success for DNA synthesis.
Impaired DNA can also lead to unprocessed and unligated okazaki fragments. Okazaki frgaments are
small DNA fragments that are linked to the lagging strand of DNA. The research article suggest that
okazaki fragemts should be tracked for the benefit of cancer patients. For instamce, the lack of DNA
ligase 1 is caused by the delay of okazaki frgaments. DNA ligase 1 ... Show more content on
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An ubiquitin can change the way a cell functions or even where the call is located. The researchers
then use a cdc9 with a wild type of DNA ligase 1 to determine whether PCNA ubiquitination happens
because of the nicked DNA or because of the lack of PCNA DNA ligase interaction. While reviewing
this, they noticed that the cdc9 mutants come to a halt during the later phases of the cell cycle and they
collect unligated okazaki fragments. THis proves that PCNA ubiquitination occurs because of the
nicked DNA. The nicks are left behind for repairin the last phase of the cell cycle, G2. Although they
discovered this, they alos discovered that breaks in the DNA were present in the cdc9 mutants. They
caused the replication forks to be held up. These breaks need to be repair via HR. To repair the breaks
they suggest RAD52 to be used. Unfortunately, RAD52 was unsuccessful and did not interact with the
mutant. They then test if RAD59 can be used to repair the breaks. THey recognize that RAD59 played
an important role in supporting the kinase needed for checkpoint activation of the cell cycle, known s
Mec1. However, RAD59instead deactivated Mec1 by restraining a protein coding gene called
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To achieve accuracy of DNA replication after the unwinding of DNA, the DNA must be synthesized.
DNA synthesis, in the case, the two strands are disconnected and then turned into single stranded
DNA. This is called replication fork. The replication fork acts as a model for DNA synthesis.
However, the site of impaired or mutated DNA can cause a lower rate pf success for DNA synthesis.
Impaired DNA can also lead to unprocessed and unligated okazaki fragments. Okazaki frgaments are
small DNA fragments that are linked to the lagging strand of DNA. The research article suggest that
okazaki fragemts should be tracked for the benefit of cancer patients. For instamce, the lack of DNA
ligase 1 is caused by the delay of okazaki frgaments. DNA ligase 1 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
An ubiquitin can change the way a cell functions or even where the call is located. The researchers
then use a cdc9 with a wild type of DNA ligase 1 to determine whether PCNA ubiquitination happens
because of the nicked DNA or because of the lack of PCNA DNA ligase interaction. While reviewing
this, they noticed that the cdc9 mutants come to a halt during the later phases of the cell cycle and they
collect unligated okazaki fragments. THis proves that PCNA ubiquitination occurs because of the
nicked DNA. The nicks are left behind for repairin the last phase of the cell cycle, G2. Although they
discovered this, they alos discovered that breaks in the DNA were present in the cdc9 mutants. They
caused the replication forks to be held up. These breaks need to be repair via HR. To repair the breaks
they suggest RAD52 to be used. Unfortunately, RAD52 was unsuccessful and did not interact with the
mutant. They then test if RAD59 can be used to repair the breaks. THey recognize that RAD59 played
an important role in supporting the kinase needed for checkpoint activation of the cell cycle, known s
Mec1. However, RAD59instead deactivated Mec1 by restraining a protein coding gene called
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Leningrad State Of Siege Essay
In the Book, Leningrad; State of Siege by Michael Jones, it tells a story about the surrounding of the
Soviet city from September 8th 1941 until January 27th 1944. For a total of 872 days, Nazi Germany
and Finish armies surrounded the city and chocked them of anything getting out or in. Hitler wanted to
starve the citizens until they eventually would surrender. Jones show through the beginning, during
and the end of the siege through various mean to get the idea of how they survived. Jones best use of
historical evidence is his use of firsthand account of the arch of the siege and using those to also
explain why the city survived for so long. Some say when individuals deal with hunger, starvation,
bombings, and everything else, the last ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To survive the food shortages, and to deal with problem mentally some would often write diaries,
sketch or preform to get the situation out of their mind. These firsthand accounts of the citizens of
Leningrad shows how the people tried to stop the enemies from winning. Jones says that Each diary
relates an inner journey, and together they allow us to hear the real voice of Leningrad, which many of
the diarists must have feared was about to be silenced by the enemy. These diaries helped keep up the
moral of the Leningraders who were suffering from the lack of food. Jones uses interviews done by
Danil Granin, who spent years afterword s interviewing survivor, said Morale was one of the major
characteristics of the heroic battle for Leningrad, not patriotism, but rather the perseverance of the
intellect, the protest against the humiliation of hunger, against the dehumanization. Those who saved
others were saved themselves. Jones show that trying to survive during the siege wasn t just about
trying to get food but also use the time and energy they had in trying to do something else. If you didn
t do anything to keep your mind busy then in the end you ll fade away, and the people that faded away
died. The people who did survive concluded their minds were the best to stay awake and alter to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the Book, Leningrad; State of Siege by Michael Jones, it tells a story about the surrounding of the
Soviet city from September 8th 1941 until January 27th 1944. For a total of 872 days, Nazi Germany
and Finish armies surrounded the city and chocked them of anything getting out or in. Hitler wanted to
starve the citizens until they eventually would surrender. Jones show through the beginning, during
and the end of the siege through various mean to get the idea of how they survived. Jones best use of
historical evidence is his use of firsthand account of the arch of the siege and using those to also
explain why the city survived for so long. Some say when individuals deal with hunger, starvation,
bombings, and everything else, the last ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To survive the food shortages, and to deal with problem mentally some would often write diaries,
sketch or preform to get the situation out of their mind. These firsthand accounts of the citizens of
Leningrad shows how the people tried to stop the enemies from winning. Jones says that Each diary
relates an inner journey, and together they allow us to hear the real voice of Leningrad, which many of
the diarists must have feared was about to be silenced by the enemy. These diaries helped keep up the
moral of the Leningraders who were suffering from the lack of food. Jones uses interviews done by
Danil Granin, who spent years afterword s interviewing survivor, said Morale was one of the major
characteristics of the heroic battle for Leningrad, not patriotism, but rather the perseverance of the
intellect, the protest against the humiliation of hunger, against the dehumanization. Those who saved
others were saved themselves. Jones show that trying to survive during the siege wasn t just about
trying to get food but also use the time and energy they had in trying to do something else. If you didn
t do anything to keep your mind busy then in the end you ll fade away, and the people that faded away
died. The people who did survive concluded their minds were the best to stay awake and alter to
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Work Ethics In Care
Work ethics in a long term care facility is important because when employed, your co workers and
supervisors need to know that they can count on you to do your job well. Being dependable is a very
important work ethic because you have to be at work on the time you were scheduled and you have to
be able to keep promises and stay on task. People that are not dependable in a care facility tend to give
fewer people care and the quality of the care they are giving tends to suffer. Also when someone is not
dependable for showing up on time it takes time away from the patients and residents because
someone has to cover for the absent employee. When working in care facilities you not only work in a
building but you also do home care visits you should
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Work ethics in a long term care facility is important because when employed, your co workers and
supervisors need to know that they can count on you to do your job well. Being dependable is a very
important work ethic because you have to be at work on the time you were scheduled and you have to
be able to keep promises and stay on task. People that are not dependable in a care facility tend to give
fewer people care and the quality of the care they are giving tends to suffer. Also when someone is not
dependable for showing up on time it takes time away from the patients and residents because
someone has to cover for the absent employee. When working in care facilities you not only work in a
building but you also do home care visits you should
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Honor And The Theme Of Honor In Greek Literature
Honor is a vital part of tradition and reputation within the Greek Society. Greek Literature expresses
the theme of honor and its significant impact on the lives of the Greeks. An impactful representation
of honor is in the Iliad, when Odysseus is in constant pursuit of it. Odysseus surprisingly gives himself
a no name, and escapes the Cyclops, then finally says his name, just so Cyclops can tell everyone
about Odysseus and truly how great he is. Honor is of the utmost importance to their society, whether
its representing themselves with character, or being a part of a significant and important war. Men
were sought out to be excellent or aretē with a competitive edge over others during battles or an agōn .
To excel means to do better than others; one cannot have aretē alone in a room. How did a man show
that he had aretē? He defeated someone else in a competition, called agōn... (Burger, pg. 39) The
significance of the theme of honor must be understood with clarity. You shall know also that your seed
shall be great, And your offspring be as the grass of Earth. (Burger, pg. 37) This Greek identity is true
and profound in Greek literature. Not only did they understand their importance with life on Earth,
passing down their full commitment to excellence was proven. For offspring be as the grass of the
earth let it be known that grass is the basis of our planet. Without it, life would seize to exist.
Therefore, the identity is closely interpreted by their society, and
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Honor is a vital part of tradition and reputation within the Greek Society. Greek Literature expresses
the theme of honor and its significant impact on the lives of the Greeks. An impactful representation
of honor is in the Iliad, when Odysseus is in constant pursuit of it. Odysseus surprisingly gives himself
a no name, and escapes the Cyclops, then finally says his name, just so Cyclops can tell everyone
about Odysseus and truly how great he is. Honor is of the utmost importance to their society, whether
its representing themselves with character, or being a part of a significant and important war. Men
were sought out to be excellent or aretē with a competitive edge over others during battles or an agōn .
To excel means to do better than others; one cannot have aretē alone in a room. How did a man show
that he had aretē? He defeated someone else in a competition, called agōn... (Burger, pg. 39) The
significance of the theme of honor must be understood with clarity. You shall know also that your seed
shall be great, And your offspring be as the grass of Earth. (Burger, pg. 37) This Greek identity is true
and profound in Greek literature. Not only did they understand their importance with life on Earth,
passing down their full commitment to excellence was proven. For offspring be as the grass of the
earth let it be known that grass is the basis of our planet. Without it, life would seize to exist.
Therefore, the identity is closely interpreted by their society, and
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Essay on The Mbuti Culture
Mbuti Culture
Introduction
The Mbuti people are known as foragers because their main source of survival lies on hunting and
gathering as they move from one place to another. They originated from a region in Africa called
Congo. The Mbuti people even with their fairly decent population prefer to be grouped into smaller
groups or bands which are mostly made up of close relatives. They live in the rainforests of central
Africa, where they have lived popularly for more than 6000 years now.
Different anthropologists such as Nowak and Laird (2010), and Butler (2006), recommended that
these residents of jungles contain an exclusive background; position, morals and everyday life is
entirely through big adjustment. It can be said that the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a bird named the Greater Honey steer that flies to the bee hives and demonstrates the Mbuti
where the honey is. The honey steers live on beeswax. According to Kaczynski, (2010), he described
that the Mbuti people constructed their homes from leaves and branches. They dress in small clothing
as it is forever warm in the rainforest. They create their clothing from leaves and objects they discover
in the rainforest. Their techniques of life are in hazard as of the obliteration of the rainforest that they
exist in. The government has attempted to teach them how to farm, however the Mbuti do not wish to
alter the techniques of their lives.
They are conscious about passageway, rivers and valleys. The Mbuti hunts through traps, nets and
arrows. Bend over hunting is masculine issue, at the same time as net hunting is completed by both
sexes; (women and men). The men rest in the traps and the women attempt to redden nature out of
their defeating spot. Some animals they hunt are the antelopes, ants, crawfish, pigs, worms, insects,
snails, monkeys and fishes. The head of the hunters shares all the meat with his grouping. A further
leader technique of achieving food is plundering. This is when women and men explore the jungle
headed in groups gathering every sort of plants: honey, roots, fruits, leaves, wild yams, berries and
cola nuts etc.
Kinship
The system of Kinship in this culture is very important. In the Mbuti culture,
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Mbuti Culture
Introduction
The Mbuti people are known as foragers because their main source of survival lies on hunting and
gathering as they move from one place to another. They originated from a region in Africa called
Congo. The Mbuti people even with their fairly decent population prefer to be grouped into smaller
groups or bands which are mostly made up of close relatives. They live in the rainforests of central
Africa, where they have lived popularly for more than 6000 years now.
Different anthropologists such as Nowak and Laird (2010), and Butler (2006), recommended that
these residents of jungles contain an exclusive background; position, morals and everyday life is
entirely through big adjustment. It can be said that the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There is a bird named the Greater Honey steer that flies to the bee hives and demonstrates the Mbuti
where the honey is. The honey steers live on beeswax. According to Kaczynski, (2010), he described
that the Mbuti people constructed their homes from leaves and branches. They dress in small clothing
as it is forever warm in the rainforest. They create their clothing from leaves and objects they discover
in the rainforest. Their techniques of life are in hazard as of the obliteration of the rainforest that they
exist in. The government has attempted to teach them how to farm, however the Mbuti do not wish to
alter the techniques of their lives.
They are conscious about passageway, rivers and valleys. The Mbuti hunts through traps, nets and
arrows. Bend over hunting is masculine issue, at the same time as net hunting is completed by both
sexes; (women and men). The men rest in the traps and the women attempt to redden nature out of
their defeating spot. Some animals they hunt are the antelopes, ants, crawfish, pigs, worms, insects,
snails, monkeys and fishes. The head of the hunters shares all the meat with his grouping. A further
leader technique of achieving food is plundering. This is when women and men explore the jungle
headed in groups gathering every sort of plants: honey, roots, fruits, leaves, wild yams, berries and
cola nuts etc.
Kinship
The system of Kinship in this culture is very important. In the Mbuti culture,
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Blue Girls By John Crowe Ransom
John Crowe Ransom s poem, Blue Girls, is one speaker s attempt at trying to help a group of young
school girls develop a more grown up view of themselves and the world around them. Ransom
attempts to portray the reality of the actions and attitude of its targeted group, the blue girls, and
attempts to enlighten them as to truth of the real world namely that their teenage hood and general life
is actually a short experience and that in which no one can prolong any portion of it. By providing a
depiction of a group of somewhat silly and irrational young girls, the speaker attempts to show these
same girls the hard truth they re not so different from their elders whom they ridicule. This writer
finds the identity of the speaker of the poem ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The before it fail portion of the line speaks to the fleeting and fading of the young girls beauty due to
age. The speaker then says that they will cry with my loud lips and publish this line referencing the
proclamation of a young lady s beauty by either a courtier or in the case of royalty, that same
proclamation by the people whom serve under a princess or queen. To publish would be to spread out
and distribute the information implying that the speaker somewhat wants to help the blue girls get the
most out of their child/teenage hood. The two lines of Beauty which all our power will never establish
and it is so frail have the speaker get back in line with the lesson that they re trying to teach the girls
no matter how hard one tries, one s beauty and youthfulness will only last for as long as it
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John Crowe Ransom s poem, Blue Girls, is one speaker s attempt at trying to help a group of young
school girls develop a more grown up view of themselves and the world around them. Ransom
attempts to portray the reality of the actions and attitude of its targeted group, the blue girls, and
attempts to enlighten them as to truth of the real world namely that their teenage hood and general life
is actually a short experience and that in which no one can prolong any portion of it. By providing a
depiction of a group of somewhat silly and irrational young girls, the speaker attempts to show these
same girls the hard truth they re not so different from their elders whom they ridicule. This writer
finds the identity of the speaker of the poem ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The before it fail portion of the line speaks to the fleeting and fading of the young girls beauty due to
age. The speaker then says that they will cry with my loud lips and publish this line referencing the
proclamation of a young lady s beauty by either a courtier or in the case of royalty, that same
proclamation by the people whom serve under a princess or queen. To publish would be to spread out
and distribute the information implying that the speaker somewhat wants to help the blue girls get the
most out of their child/teenage hood. The two lines of Beauty which all our power will never establish
and it is so frail have the speaker get back in line with the lesson that they re trying to teach the girls
no matter how hard one tries, one s beauty and youthfulness will only last for as long as it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Paper on Work Place Safety
EMP 5103
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND SAFETY ENGINEERING
EMP 5103 TERM PROJECT ON: WORKPLACE SAFETY
SUMMARY
In this paper, workplace safety is discussed. Analysis of historical data on workplace accidents were
used to establish the need and importance of workplace safety.
Relationship between Safety and Reliability Engineering was established to show how reliability
engineering techniques and methods can be used to evaluate, identify risk prone activities and
machines, with a view of reducing to the bear minimum the faulty equipment and/or factors that cause
workplace accidents.
Safety management and safety programs like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alice Hamilton became the first woman physician appointed to a faculty position at Harvard
University, where she worked at the School of Public Health promoting safe and healthful work
practices in the United States. She has been recognized as the leader of the occupational medicine
movement in the United States, which came relatively late compared with that in Europe.
Early humans took necessary precautions to guard against natural hazards around them. Also, in 2000
B.C., Hammurabi, an ancient Babylonian ruler, developed a code known as Code of Hammurabi. This
code included clauses on items such as monetary damages against people who caused injury to others
and allowable fees for physicians.
It is Workplace Safety has been an age old issue. Humans have always sought to be safe and secure
within their workplace while also ensuring the protection and prolong use of machines and equipment.
Timeline for the Development of Safety
Pliny the Elder (23 79 AD): during grinding tasks, workers were instructed that they must wear masks
(historia naturalis)
1893 in the USA: Rail Safety Act
1938 in the USA: Food, Drugs and Cosmetic Act
1970: Occupational Safety and Health Act
Nuclear regulatory commission
Consumer product safety
Commission
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Agency (FAA)
EMP 5103
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND SAFETY ENGINEERING
EMP 5103 TERM PROJECT ON: WORKPLACE SAFETY
SUMMARY
In this paper, workplace safety is discussed. Analysis of historical data on workplace accidents were
used to establish the need and importance of workplace safety.
Relationship between Safety and Reliability Engineering was established to show how reliability
engineering techniques and methods can be used to evaluate, identify risk prone activities and
machines, with a view of reducing to the bear minimum the faulty equipment and/or factors that cause
workplace accidents.
Safety management and safety programs like ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Alice Hamilton became the first woman physician appointed to a faculty position at Harvard
University, where she worked at the School of Public Health promoting safe and healthful work
practices in the United States. She has been recognized as the leader of the occupational medicine
movement in the United States, which came relatively late compared with that in Europe.
Early humans took necessary precautions to guard against natural hazards around them. Also, in 2000
B.C., Hammurabi, an ancient Babylonian ruler, developed a code known as Code of Hammurabi. This
code included clauses on items such as monetary damages against people who caused injury to others
and allowable fees for physicians.
It is Workplace Safety has been an age old issue. Humans have always sought to be safe and secure
within their workplace while also ensuring the protection and prolong use of machines and equipment.
Timeline for the Development of Safety
Pliny the Elder (23 79 AD): during grinding tasks, workers were instructed that they must wear masks
(historia naturalis)
1893 in the USA: Rail Safety Act
1938 in the USA: Food, Drugs and Cosmetic Act
1970: Occupational Safety and Health Act
Nuclear regulatory commission
Consumer product safety
Commission
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Agency (FAA)
1.2 WORKPLACE SAFETY .
Safety is the preservation of human life and the prevention of accidents and damage
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Safety is the preservation of human life and the prevention of accidents and damage
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Film Adaptation Of Shakespeare s The Tempest
Julie Taymor s 2010 film adaptation of Shakespeare s The Tempest is a truthful recreation of the
classic romantic tragicomedy in all aspects except that the role of the magician, Prospero, is played by
Helen Mirren, turning him from Prospero to Prospera. Through this simple change in the gender of
one of the main characters, we see the play s themes called into question and viewed differently to
how they would have been if the role of Prospero was played by a male. These themes include the
usurpation of royalty and family. This review will discuss how Taymor s decision to change Prospero s
gender is a critique of modern gender discourse. When Sebastian and Antonio usurp Prospera during
the flashback in the middle of the film, we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I feel that through this decision, Taymor is commenting on the state of Elizabethan society and its
view of women, who were desirable only if they were silent and invisible (Greer 2007, 4) and
although not as conservative as the Elizabethan era, our own contemporary society, where women are
still not equal to men. It also comments on how there is a canon built around Shakespeare, whose parts
for women are comparatively few and composed largely of supporting rather than leading roles.
(Goodman 2001, 71). Due to this canon, Taymor (and many other directors and screenwriters) are
forced to reinvent Shakespeare s plays (Goodman 2001, 84 85). Family is one of, if not the biggest
theme in Shakespeare s The Tempest and this theme is of course shown in Taymor s adaptation of the
play. But the fact that Prospero is a woman in the film shows the audience a deeper relationship
between Prospera and Miranda the mother daughter relationship. In the original play, we see Prospero
as owning his daughter rather than having a normal father daughter relationship with her. It is as
though Miranda is an object to be given as a prize to another man Ferdinand. In
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Julie Taymor s 2010 film adaptation of Shakespeare s The Tempest is a truthful recreation of the
classic romantic tragicomedy in all aspects except that the role of the magician, Prospero, is played by
Helen Mirren, turning him from Prospero to Prospera. Through this simple change in the gender of
one of the main characters, we see the play s themes called into question and viewed differently to
how they would have been if the role of Prospero was played by a male. These themes include the
usurpation of royalty and family. This review will discuss how Taymor s decision to change Prospero s
gender is a critique of modern gender discourse. When Sebastian and Antonio usurp Prospera during
the flashback in the middle of the film, we ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I feel that through this decision, Taymor is commenting on the state of Elizabethan society and its
view of women, who were desirable only if they were silent and invisible (Greer 2007, 4) and
although not as conservative as the Elizabethan era, our own contemporary society, where women are
still not equal to men. It also comments on how there is a canon built around Shakespeare, whose parts
for women are comparatively few and composed largely of supporting rather than leading roles.
(Goodman 2001, 71). Due to this canon, Taymor (and many other directors and screenwriters) are
forced to reinvent Shakespeare s plays (Goodman 2001, 84 85). Family is one of, if not the biggest
theme in Shakespeare s The Tempest and this theme is of course shown in Taymor s adaptation of the
play. But the fact that Prospero is a woman in the film shows the audience a deeper relationship
between Prospera and Miranda the mother daughter relationship. In the original play, we see Prospero
as owning his daughter rather than having a normal father daughter relationship with her. It is as
though Miranda is an object to be given as a prize to another man Ferdinand. In
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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