Describing Process Topics

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Brief Historical Description Of The Tyco Company
Brief historical description of the company or individual involved:
.Tyco Incorporated was established in 1960 by Arthur J. Rosenberg, arranged in Waltham,
Massachusetts. In 1982, to fortify the organization, Tyco were partitioned into three business portions
which are flame insurance, gadgets and bundling. Tyco revamped the organization again in the 1990s
which included electrical and electronic segments, social insurance and strength items, flame and
security administrations, and stream control. By 2000 Tyco Inc., had gained more than three
noteworthy organizations, for example, ADT, the CIT Group, and Raychem.
In 1999, after a stock split, bits of gossip started to spread about Tyco s bookkeeping propensities. It
was said that Tyco ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Tyco s pioneers, especially Kozlowski and Swartz, had little, if any, see for its partners as seen by the
skeptical, extreme, exploitative spending of the partner s cash on individual interests. As an immediate
aftereffect of this exploitative and illicit behavior, numerous representatives lost their benefits. That
can scarcely been sorted as enhancing the personal satisfaction of workers and their families.
Kozlowski and other board individuals had cheated and misdirected speculators by keeping stock
costs falsely expanded, not increasing the value of the association for their partners. This type of
radicalism does not constitute moral or sound judgment and choice making by Tyco s administrators
Two real pay off cases were happened. The primary case is Frank E. Walsh Jr., the executive of Tyco
International had gotten $20 million for helping the course of action of the procurement of CIT Group
without the rest s information of the leading body of chief. Next, the second case is Stephen W. Foss,
the individual from Tyco s leading group of executive got $751 101 for supplying a Cessna Citation
flying machine and pilot administrations. Renumeration is a dishonest conduct on the grounds that it
disregarded the Utilitarianism Theory
this organization likewise had manhandled the guideline of rights. Rule of rights is the obligation
based rule. In this guideline, one ought not settle on choices based upon the outcomes but
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The Pros And Cons Of Online Counseling
What is online counseling?
According to National Board of Certified Counselors online counseling defined as technology assisted
distance counseling for individuals, couples, and groups involves the use of the telephone or the
computer to enable counselors and clients to communicate at a distance when circumstances make this
approach necessary or convenient .
Various terms are used for online counseling, including e therapy (Manhal Baugus,2001), cyber
therapy (Suler,2000), online or Internet Therapy (Rochlen, Zack, Speyer,2004), email therapy
(Shapiro Schulman,1996), e counseling (Tate, Jackvony Wing,2003) Internet counseling
(Pollock,2006), web counseling (Urbis Keys Young,2002), cyber counseling (Maples and Han, 2008)
and therap e mail ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Individual therapy carried out over the Internet can include asynchronous methods, such as e mail,
synchronous methods, such as web based messaging (instant messaging), chat, videoconferencing or
voice over IP (Internet phone). Virtual reality therapy and online video game therapy are two
additional emerging online modalities. Online counseling may be provided as the primary treatment
modality or as an adjunct to more traditional forms of mental health treatment. There are many
advantages of online counseling. First of all, it provides accessibility to individuals who are disabled
or housebound. Then, it is also always affordable and convenient. Internet makes mental health
information more accessible. Later, people also feel comfortable while talking to friends and family
about their health care issues, but may not feel the same discussing mental health
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Frasnian-Famennian Extinction
Abstract
The Frasnian Famennian mass extinction in the Late Devonian has often been considered as one of the
major 5 extinctions through time. Conflicting interpretations for the cause of this extinction exist, but
the role of volcanism is becoming increasingly appealing due to recent advances in radioisotope
dating. New K Ar and 40Ar/39Ar ages for the Viluy traps in Siberia suggest multiphase emplacement
of the Viluy traps with an early phase likely contributing to the Frasnian Famennian mass extinction.
Other work supports this idea of multiphase emplacement. Changes in earth systems during the late
Devonian support the argument for the role of volcanism as a root in the destruction of multiple
marine habitats during the Late Devonian. One explanation for the Frasnian Famennian extinction
involves an initial pulse of Viluy Trap volcanism which lead to elevated levels in the atmosphere,
marine anoxia and ultimately extinction. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rocks associated with the Viluy traps include dikes, sills, and layered basalt breccia, and are overlain
by Late Devonian Early Carboniferous sediments (Ricci et al., 2013). Previous analysis on dating the
traps has proved difficult due to high rates of erosion and burial by Mesozoic sediments in the east and
Siberian traps to the west (Kiselev et al., 2006). The current extent of the Viluy traps is 800 by 450 km
(Gaiduk, 1987; Kiseleve et al., 2006) with a total thickness of sediments up to 9 km and a volume of
about 300X103km3 (Kiselev et al., 2006). However, effects of erosion and burial through time have
likely contributed to a decrease in volume with time, and initial volume likely reached one million
cubic kilometers (Kiselev et al., 2006). Thus, this value is similar to other volcanic provinces which
have been associated with major mass extinctions through time
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Nigeri The Western Coast Of Africa
Nigeria is located on the western coast of Africa, surrounded by Benin, Cameroon, and Niger. This
country is known to have one of the largest populations among the African countries. Falola (3) says
that not only it has large population, but also its land size is a little bigger than the size of the U.S.
state of Texas. Nigeria has about 170 million residences which is about half of current population in
United States. In other words, Nigeria has a very dense population regarding its size of land. Within
170 million people, there are twelve dominant ethnic groups, such as Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Fulani and
etc., and about 200 more distinct ethnic groups are present. Therefore, hundreds of different languages
are also used in Nigeria. Lastly, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cultivation of root crops is practiced by the central part of Nigeria, while cultivation of cereal crops
are practiced in Northern savannah region (Gordon, 2003).
Furthermore, Nigeria, at first, was involved in the slave trade for mutual beneficial interaction. But as
time went by, the mutual beneficial interaction changed to one sided trade; it only benefited the
several societies with wealth and power, but destroyed the other groups of society. But later in 1800s,
the slave trade was abolished (Gordon 2003). According to Graham, in 1884 British colonized Nigeria
officially at the Berlin Conference. British used force and violence to control Nigeria. Although there
were riots by Nigerians, all of them were suppressed (Graham 2009). Meanwhile, British practiced in
indirect rule of Nigeria; British colonization changed many aspects of Nigeria including language,
education, religion, economy, transportation, and etc. So this Legacy paper will discuss about the
legacy of Nigeria on religion, economy, and demographic followed by British Colonization.
Nigeria has two major religions, which are Islam and Christianity. Fifty percent of populations believe
in Islam, forty percent of populations believe in Christianity. Christianity is one of the legacies that
British had left. Gordon said that religion was one of the ways for Nigerians used to resolve political,
economic, and social
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Essay on Book VII of the Nichomachean Ethics by Aristotle
Book VII of the Nichomachean Ethics by Aristotle
Introduction
In book seven of the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle sets out his theory of akrasia, or weakness of will.
Aristotle attempts to explain both how such actions are possible (contra Socrates), and how we can
dissolve the puzzles (aporiai) generated by our most important (kurios) commonly held beliefs, which
arise in response to the actions of the incontinent person. This paper will review book VII of the
Nichomachean Ethics (EN), and attempt to resolve some of the remaining questions left open by
Aristotle s critique.
According to Aristotle, ethika is not an exact (akribes) science, for it only provides usual truths (hos
epi to polu), or those that are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Incontinence, basically, is when a person knows (or perhaps merely believes) that he or she ought to
do x, since x is the decision formed from a rational desire for some good end, but instead does y. For
example, consider a case in which one believes that eating a healthy meal is desirable and good as an
end in itself, resulting in the decision that to partake of the healthy meal in front of oneself is the best
way to achieve that end. However, imagine that right next to the healthy meal is a large plate of
various sweets and chocolates, the eating of which appeals only to one s appetite or nonrational
desires. According to Aristotle, the continent man will have the nonrational desire to eat the plate of
sweets, but will resist it and instead proceed to eat the healthy meal. The incontinent man, however,
will relinquish his decision and succumb to his nonrational desire to indulge himself (1145b9 14).
The Puzzles of Incontinence
As alluded to earlier, one aim of Aristotle s dialectical method of inquiry was to resolve certain
puzzles that arise from conjoining the common majority s beliefs with that of careful reflection, in the
hopes of revealing the truth of the most important of the most common beliefs (1145b6). He states that
we must prove the common beliefs about these ways of being affected... For if
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Sample Management Principles And Practice
Sami Azad 152268 MGT 4001 Management Principles and Practice Submitting to: A P Davies Date of
Submission: 11/15 To Be Completed By: 6/11/15 Report on Stakeholder Appraisal Contents Report
Briefing Stakeholder Preface Substantial Stakeholders within a Business Stakeholders Expectations on
Tesco Breaches within Tesco Conclusion Bibliography References Report Briefing Report will set out
to identify an organisation (Tesco) major stakeholders, including customer segments, and detail the
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Figure 1.3 is an illustration of the power and interest of stakeholders in businesses. (Campbell,
Stonehouse Houston, 2002:28¬) Substantial Stakeholders within a Business As mentioned earlier,
stakeholders are individuals or groups of people who have a very large influence over the business.
The major desirable stakeholders in any types of businesses are as follows: Shareholders who own a
share of the company, in the hope of profit Suppliers, who provide the raw components for the
business Customers who buy the products; services Employees who endeavour tasks within the
business; are paid wages Lenders who are willing to lend money with the intention of receiving
interest The government, who collect taxes from the business activity The importance of major
stakeholders is moreover reinforced by David Boddy (2011:96) who argues that stake holders can
influence considerable dominant managers, also the businesses which choose ignore stakeholders can
be in danger of a decline in their business activity. What David Boddy is essentially trying to convey
is stakeholders are an integral part of the business and managers have to take consideration of these
stakeholders when carrying out business activities, if not then the business may suffer negative
consequences. Stakeholders Expectations on Tesco s Tesco is a British, public limited company which
sells various types of groceries; general
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Confidentiality, Non Disclosure And Non Solicitation...
CONFIDENTIALITY, NON DISCLOSURE AND NON SOLICITATION AGREEMENT 1.
Definitions. The term Advance Computer Repair as used in the agreement includes the company and
its affiliates. 2. Disclosure of Confidential Information. I understand that for any reason during my
employment or thereafter, unless required in the course of my employment at Computer Repair, L.L.C
I shall not disclose or authorize anyone to publish any confidential information belonging to the
company. No information will be released to any third party, in any format such as written or oral
communication. I acknowledge that all company s information will be kept confidential and private at
all times. I understand that misuse of information could jeopardize the position of Computer Repair in
the market place. I acknowledge that all information, including its trade secrets, trademarks, models,
drawings, memoranda, recordings and documents including presentations, finance, personnel,
management, accounting, operations, , sales, dealer list, pricing information and procedures, pricing
strategies, marketing information, information on computers agreements with vendors including cost
and rebates etc. will not to be discussed with any third party. I agree to notify my employer in the
event that I become aware of any other employee disclosing any of this information other than in the
scope of such employee s employment. 3. Use and Return of Company Property. I understand that for
no reason during my employment or
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Five Forces Analysis For Trader Joe s
Introduction: Trader Joe s is a neighborhood grocery store chain which was founded by Joe Coulombe
in 1967. It started as one store in California in 1967 and has grown to be 414 stores in 38 states as of
July, 2013. As of 1979, It is privately held by German grocer Theo Albrecht, owner of Aldi North.
Consumer Reports ranked Trader Joes the second best supermarket in the US in 2012.
Industry:
Grocery industry is a highly competitive market with thin profit margins. Super markets are dominant
players in the grocery industry. They use grocery offerings to drive traffic to their higher profit margin
retail items. With its operations efficiency, Walmart, the largest grocery retailer has been able to offer
significant price drops. This also forces other grocery stores to drop prices which keeps the profit
margin thin. Even with all the advantages of operational efficiency and economies of scale, Walmart s
share in grocery sales was down at 51% in 2011.
Industry Analysis:
Trader Joe s occupies a niche position in the grocery market by providing natural, organic and eclectic
selection of wines, frozen food, prepared food and groceries at everyday low prices. They have a small
area format with limited products which has put them in the top rank for sales per square feet.
Exhibit A shows Porter s Five forces analysis for Trader Joe s. Competition within the incumbents is
high. Trader Joe s biggest competitor would be Whole foods, nation s largest retailer of organic and
natural
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Photographs Capture Time And Create Meaning
Photographs capture time and create meaning. Mark Klett s Under the Dark Cloth , is a simple, yet
compelling piece of art which captures his experience in Monument Valley, Arizona on May 27th,
1989. The perspective of the photograph is strategic in allowing the viewers to see from Klett s point
of view. This angle places the viewer in the first person, connecting them directly to the image. Images
of landscapes are often engrossing, Klett s piece does this on two planes.
In the text, Visual Methodologies, author, Gillian Rose uses semiotics as a way to make sense of an
image. She defines semiotics as the study of signs and their use or interpretation, or, how images make
meaning (pg. 75). Under close inspection of Mark Klett s Under ... Show more content on
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Another question could be looked at through the lens of positional communication . Who is positioned
as superior and who inferior? (pg. 82). The photographer makes the audience feel as if they are a part
of the image, giving the audience a connection to the subject of the photograph. This allows power
within the image to be equally distributed and shared between human and nature.
The objects within the image, such as the watch, camera, and dark cloth connote time, preservation,
and reflection. Klett s use of signs give his photo the purpose it needs to remain captivating. Within
Klett s photo, icons, indexes, and symbols are all presented.
The icon most prevalent in the image is the upside down image of Monument Valley. This iconic
image represents that specific rock structure in the valley. This image is also a synecdochal sign, it is a
part of this rocky range, representing the national park as a whole.
The two indexes that stand out immediately are the camera and the dark cloth. When you see a camera
you immediately think of documentation or memories. When we think of something under the dark
cloth or in a dark space we think of referees reviewing a play or the process of developing a
photograph. When someone is under the dark cloth, it is a personal, capturing moment. This sign is a
moment of silence and critical reflection.
The symbols which are presented in the photograph include the camera, watch, and the style of the
photograph.
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Absurdism In The Stranger
Albert Camus utilizes an existential philosophy, absurdism, in his story, The Stranger . Absurdism is
when humans live meaningless lives in an irrational universe. Meursault, the protagonist in The
Stranger , has an absurdist view to life, which the story revolves around. Meursault s unique view of
life is unique and different from the ethics of the society. Absurdism plays a key role in Meursault s
life as the absurd sun influences his actions while his absurdist philosophies make him a stranger to
society. The absurd sun physically weakens Meursault leading him to make irrational decisions. The
sun is symbolic in The Stranger as it presents the irrationality in Meursault s universe. The sun is a
recurring symbol in the story and the first instance where it displays the irrationality in Meursault s
world is when Meursault is faced with the Arab at the beach as the sun was starting to burn [his]
cheeks, and [he] could feel drops of sweat...It was this burning that made [him] move forward (58).
Meursault encounters the Arab and the intense weather dictates his actions and makes Meursault think
irrationally. The use of the words made him show how the sun dictates his actions, which is
completely irrational. When Meursault is physically weakened in any form he thinks irrationally. In
this case, the sun weakens him physically as it is burning and leads him to step forward thinking he
could get the sun off of him, which is irrational. The irrationality of the weather dictating Meursault s
actions is absurdism. As Meursault makes his journey to the Arabs at the spring he realizes that all [he]
had to do was turn around and that would be the end of it. But, the whole beach, throbbing in the sun,
was pressing on [his] back. [He] took a few steps toward the spring (58). Meursault is aware that all he
needs to do is turn back; however he takes a few steps forward showing how the sun dictates his
actions. Furthermore, Meursault is physically weakened as the intense heat was pressing on his back
leading to his irrational thought to disregard his mind and move forward. Throughout the story,
Meursault is constantly led into irrational thought when physically weakened. An absurdist world is
defined to be one
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Mis Laudon 12th Ed Chapter 5 Answer
Chapter 5 Foundations of Business Intelligence: Database and Information Management Student
Learning Objectives 1. How does a relational database organize data, and how does it differ from an
object oriented database? 2. What are the principles of a database management system? 3. What are
the principal tools and technologies for accessing information from databases to improve business
performance and decision making? 4. What is the role of information policy and data administration in
the management of organizational data resources? 5. Why is data quality assurance so important for a
business? Chapter Outline 5.1 The Database Approach to Data Management Entities and Attributes
Organizing Data in a Relational Database ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the end, effectively managing data is the goal. Doing it in a way that will enable your students to
contribute to the success of their organization is the reason why most students are in this course. This
section discusses text mining and Web mining that are taking on significance as more data and
information is stored in text documents and on the Web. Web mining is divided into three categories:
content mining, structure mining, and usage mining. Each one provides specific information on
patterns in Web data. Interactive Session: People: Asking the Customer by Asking the Database Case
Study Questions 1. Why would a customer database be so useful for a company such as Forbes or
Kodak? What would happen if these companies had not kept their customer data in databases? The
Forbes business model relies heavily on advertising to supplement revenue from paid subscriptions, so
it is constantly looking for ways to help its advertisers reach Forbes readers more effectively. Anything
it can do to understand its customers better can be passed along to its advertisers. Kodak can use its
customer database to ensure its getting the right products to the right marketplace and therefore into
customers hands faster and more efficiently. Customer data helped Kodak successfully transition from
making photographic film to
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PET Tracer Essay
The imaging world of radiology is steadily changing and developing new technology every day.
Radiology aids in the diagnosis of patients. Different departments within radiology reveal pathologies
better than others. PET/MRI (Positron Emission Tomography/Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a
hybrid modality. This utilizes both nuclear medicine techniques and involves the operation of a MRI
scanner. This is mostly used for oncology, but can also be used for various other exams. The study
fuses the PET scan with the MRI into one superimposed image. MRI is much better at visualizing soft
tissue, which is one of the advantages it has over CT (Computed Tomography). However, MRI does
take significantly longer to scan patients due to lengthy protocols. Discussion How it works During
the MRI, the patient can expect the same experiences they would for a PET or MRI scan separately.
Although they re integrated into one machine, they still have their own unique abilities. The exam is
completed by a nuclear medicine technologist that has been trained in MRI as well. The patient will be
injected with a radioactive isotope, just as they would for any other nuclear medicine study. The most
common tracer used for PET is fluorodeoxyglucose (Asim, 2013). This tracer will reflect the glucose
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It is rare to find facilities that offer PET/MRI because of the financial considerations. PET/MRI
requires dual trained nuclear medicine technologists, physicists, and radiologists. Sometimes, if the
technologist is not trained properly, it would require a nuclear medicine technologist and a MRI
technologist to run the machine. This would be a higher cost for the facility on top of the machine
itself. Another constraint would be the number of sequences required for diagnostic imaging studies.
The protocols can be excessive. Although, with simultaneous PET/MRI, most of the time would be cut
down in comparison to separate
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Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in Theory and Practice Essay
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in Theory and Practice
Shakespeare s Macbeth has been the subject of scholarly research in terms of ambition, politics, and
sexuality. The most predominant analysis is that of the relationship between Macbeth and Lady
Macbeth. This relationship in theory is full of sexual innuendo, maternal power, gender transgression,
and violence. In reading multiple essays on the psychological nature of the relationship one question
came to mind: to what extent are the characters aware of the psychological effect they have on each
other in performance? In contrast to the various essays by literary scholars, Sinead Cusack wrote with
Carol Rutter in Shakespeare s Late Tragedies about her process in preparing for the role ... Show more
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Also, all roles refer to, what I believe, not the masculinity, but defeminizations of the women in order
to further extort their power over Macbeth (Adelman 139). However, if the scholarly analysis is
correct, that Macbeth is a play representing the male fear of feminine power and chaos (ibid, Watson
99) than the unsexing of these characters would destroy the central theme of the play, or at least
reduce the danger to masculinity. Although the witches take on an androgynous persona you should be
women/And yet your beards forbid me to interpret/That you are (1.3.45 47) they are entirely feminine
in their ability to tempt Macbeth and to mother him by manipulating him. Lady Macbeth tempts him
as well Art thou afeard/To be the same in thine own act and valour,/As thou art in desire? (1.7.37 39)
and also reduces him to the status of an infant by comparing him to her infant in 1.7.54 59 I have
given suck, and know... (this line will be more fully explored below).
The connection between Lady Macbeth and the Witches is an easy one to make. Her calling on spirits,
or murdering ministers to unsex me here (1.5.40 48) closely resembles the Witches calling on spirits in
order to practice their craft. Lady Macbeth also represents to Macbeth the same role of the Witches to
push him into the murder of Duncan. Wherever the Witches take off Lady Macbeth picks up in what
are
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My Course Project Will Be Consolidated Edison ( Coned )
MGMT 591 Leadership and Organizational Behavior
Gerald Nyante
206 Louis Ave, South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
917 803 3508
Date: 03/24/15
Professor: Bruce Van Apledoorn
Introduction
The organization that will be the topic of discussion for my course project will be Consolidated
Edison (ConEd). ConEd is one of the largest investor owned energy companies in the United States
with approximately $13 billion in annual sales and over $36 billion in assets. ConEd provides a wide
range of energy related products and services. Providing electric, gas and steam service to New York
City and Westchester County, NY. They are also a retail energy and services company, wholesale
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Then you have management employees like myself that are forced to accept changes with nothing we
can do about it, which has brought about a sense of unfairness. The feeling of unfairness has led to
people not putting their all into their jobs creating a very laid back and non sense of emergency
attitude in certain groups and areas of the company. In areas like the control center employees have no
choice but to be alert, responsive and vigilant seeing as people s lives are at risk if they fail to do their
job properly. The corporate offices where a lot the IT, administrative, finances departments etc. are
where I feel the employees to be slack. This type of attitude I believe is slowing down productivity
across the board and a lot of things seem to be delayed.
Problem statement
I think the majority of employees at ConEd are dissatisfied with their jobs and the organization s
leadership. This is leading to low levels of performance which in turn is also making the organization
very laid back and not fulfilling enough for employees that are really trying to get ahead and be
rewarded for their efforts. Union workers who have contracts in place, have people fighting for them
behind the scenes and are getting everything they want for doing less work while being managed by
management
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A Personal Review Of David Foster Wallace s Letter To Me
I hope this letter finds you well. My mother recently received a letter in the mail pertaining to my
child support, which stated that the state has decided to increase the money I receive from my father
by 0.67%. I understand this is what the state has calculated to be the appropriate amount I need to
thrive as a young woman living in the 21st century in the United States. However, I believe this
conclusion was met erroneously as it is based on generalized statistics which are then calculated to fit
my lifestyle, which only people who have met me would know. Nonetheless, when determining the
life of someone one has never met, it s impossible to understand the exact position that person may be
in, so here s an explanation as to why I feel my case ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It s our default setting as David Foster Wallace may put it. So while reading my hope is that you are
not drawn to believe that I am only putting myself into consideration almost as if I m the only one
who matters. The thing is, I have big dreams, and dreams are not cheap. I want to be a certified
neurosurgeon by the time I m thirty years old, and this isn t a far fetched idea, I ve been thinking about
it since third grade. When I was younger I d calculate the cost of college with two parents put into
consideration, and the expenses seemed quite reasonable. Then my parents parted their ways, but as I
d seen in fantasized movies, parents would still both chip in equally in order to assist their growing
children. I never realized in my case the only support I d be getting from my father would be
financially. I won t lie it was stung for a bit realizing that I lived two houses away from my father and
he didn t even bother to stop by just to see how I was doing. I was working so hard in school so that
one day when he did stop by I d show him all my honor roll and perfect attendance certificates, alas,
that never
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Warren St. John s Outcasts United
The Refugee Situation Worldwide
Warren St. John, a youth soccer referee, was moved by the Fugees, a refugee soccer team, and decided
to follow them to get to know their story. His book, Outcasts United, was published in April 2009.
Warren St. John follows the journey and struggles of Luma, the Fugees and their families throughout
his book. Luma was just a regular woman in Jordan who, because of her culture, was expected to
marry and take care of her children and let the husband work, but she did not think women were any
less than men. She was also very tough and she never showed emotion or weakness. Luma came to the
United States to go to college and decided to stay here; her family was not too happy about it. But, she
wanted freedom. One ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, they have to have a good background and they have to be watched in the United States to
make sure they aren t part of a terrorist attack. Also, some refugees are in serious danger from the
country they are in now and really need a place like the United States to go to because of war and
terrible events happening. Everyone in the country may not agree with what is going on and want to
have the same culture as the United States. For example, Luma in Outcasts United didn t believe in
women being looked down in Jordan and as she visited the United States she decided she liked the
culture and ended up staying here. There is two different sides in the government right now and they
re letting the refugees in but regulating them strictly, the other side is not letting them in at all. The
side that doesn t want them in at all is worried about Isis and maybe not all refugees are telling the
truth. I can see that but it would be unfair to not let the good people in, who are suffering in Syria and
countries of terrible war. The days have changed and something should be done about it, but to go
against people that are only seeking for help and a better place, isn t the moral thing to
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Smooth Operator Research Paper
One Smooth Operator Sade is one smooth operator herself. She is the only female who could pull of
red lipstick and hoop earrings without being called a few choice words. Sade (pronounced Shar day)
came on the scene in 1980 only to become legendary and timeless. Born in Ibadan, Nigeria on January
16, Helen Folasade Adu became a popular artist in the US seemingly overnight. Her mother, Anne
Hayes, is British and her father, Bisi Adu is, of course, Nigerian. However, she was raised in London
by her mother. Sade, in the beginning, tampered with fashion design, modeling and singing. Her talent
and reputation as a musician/singer landed her jobs with local bands. It wasn t long before Sade signed
with Epic Records and recorded Diamond Life, which was her first album. It won the British
Phonographic Industry Award for British Album in 1985. It was a massive hit over in England, her
native stomping grounds. Diamond Life features one of her best singles, Smooth Operator. It was not
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Those albums awarded Sade the #66 position on VH1 s 100 Greatest Women of Rock N Roll, and #34
on VH1 s 100 Sexiest Artist. She has sold over 40 million albums, along with a total of six multi
platinum releases and several Grammy Awards. Lover s Rock was different from the rest of her
albums and came some time after Love Deluxe. In fact, it was eight years in between the release of the
albums. Nevertheless, new audiences and anxious Sade fans warmly welcomed her return. This is
surely apparent in the live recordings of the tour, Lover s
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Tim Hortons Employees Prepare Coffee Before The Company s...
Tim Hortons employees prepare coffee before the company s annual general meeting in Toronto
Talking Economy: Tim Hortons, Burger King shares surge
TORONTO Shares in Burger King and Tim Hortons have hopped drastically on news the two quick
nourishment organizations are looking at uniting, a move that could help the notable espresso and
doughnut chain enhance its risks of extending effectively in the U.s.
It s not realized what such an arrangement would be worth, however both stocks surged with U.s.
based Burger King (Nyse:bkw) up 16.16 for every penny to Us$31.40 on the New York Stock
Exchange. Experience Tim Hortons (Tsx:thi) bounced 19.66 for every penny to C$82.30 on the
Toronto stock exchange, up $13.52.
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It was just spun off from Wendy s in 2006, and turned into a freely recorded organization.
Yet while Tim Hortons overwhelms the Canadian espresso market, it has attempted to discover
accomplishment in the U.s., and has confronted rivalry at home as of late from Starbucks Corp. what s
more Mcdonalds Corp.
At the point when Tim Hortons CEO Marc Caira, a previous official at the worldwide operations of
Swiss sustenance and drink organization Nestle, assumed control over the top occupation at the
espresso chain a year ago he put everything under audit.
The organization has since propelled a far reaching survey of its necessities and ways that it could
support its notoriety with both household and worldwide espresso shoppers, and included new menu
things, for example, a fresh chicken sandwich and side dishes to help breakfast and lunch deals.
Uniting with an accomplice like Burger King is liable to make an ease structure as it ventures into the
U.s., conveying a finer come back to franchisees and making it a more appealing alternative.
In a note to customers Monday, Desjardins Securities expert Keith Howlett called the conceivable
merger an amazement, noting that a key driver would be to utilize Burger King s vicinity within 98
nations to quicken Tim Hortons development in worldwide markets.
On the off chance that the transaction proceed, the new traded on an open market organization would
be situated in Canada and would have assessment focal points for the
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Aesop Essay
You hear a lot of stories over the tortoise and the hare when you are young, but have you ever stopped
to look at the meaning behind the story other than as a mean bunny get what he deserved for being too
confident. The writer of these stories had a certain mean behind the story which is that you need to
slow down in life and take everything in and it will come to you. Aesop, the fable teller, that is a title
we hear often . He presents fables for children with a moral behind it. Still to this day no one really
knows his true life story , but we know of his fables. How do we know that they are his fables? maybe
we give this person credit for something he has not done. One of his very inspirational stories was
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When the ant was doing all this the grasshopper laughed at the ant, but when winter came around the
grasshopper had no food and no shelter to stay warm in. While he was walking around the
grasshopper met his associate nice and warm with plenty of food. This story has been told many way
like in the disney version the ant help the grasshopper, but in the painting version The grasshopper and
the Ant(Le Cigale et la Formi) made by Jean Georges Vibert in 1875 the ant(depicted as a monk) does
not help the grasshopper(depicted as a minstrel) The origin of the Aesop fables go so far back to the
time of the Greeks. The Aesop fables, were written about 1,500 years before the time of christ. The
fable usually included some type of animal doing something they should not of and ending up with
consequences for them as a advice of living to us readers. Both the Greek writers and Aesop fables
had a similar writing style they were short, easy to read and to the point as most people like thing to be
which is one of the reasons they became so
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Dred Scott V. Sandford was a lawsuit filed in 1846 by Dred...
Dred Scott V. Sandford was a lawsuit filed in 1846 by Dred Scott, an African American slave because
he wanted to gain freedom not only for himself but for his family. This case became a landmark legal
case in the United States history. Dred Scott was basically arguing that because his owner had taken
him into a free state where African Americans were free. The United states Supreme court said that
since he was a slave now he could not become free. Slaves were not considered as United States
citizens and since he was a slave he could not sue in federal court. The decision started a lot anger in
Americans and this pushed the country towards civil war. Dred Scott V. Sandford was a very unfair,
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They were forced to work from before dawn to after sundown. Most of them planted and worked in
brutal heat. They had no freedom at all. Slaves were usually whipped and beaten on a daily basis.
(http://www.biography.com/people/dred scott 9477240) Slaves were not allowed to get married, and if
they did they had to risk getting separated and their families getting taken away. Many slaves had very
many talents, such as dancing, singing and making instruments. Some slaves were also super religious
and even still had their african rituals. Slaves were referred to as Other Persons and not even a human.
Although no one knows his birthdate for sure, he was most likely born between 1795 and 1800 s in
Southampton County, Virginia. Records show that Dred Scott was also born a slave. Sickness in Dred
Scott s youth may have slowed down his growth. Scott may have not even been in the same places as
his own family. Scott had about eleven siblings, all from the same mother and father. Scott also moved
around a bunch. He got sold to a different plantation which was John Emerson.
(http://www.biography.com/people/dred scott 9477240) Now Although this case was very unfair, it led
us to the civil war and the freedom we have today. I am very thankful for Dred Scott because without
him it would have probably took longer. While the decision was well known and well thought of by
slaves in the south, a bunch of northerners were upset, mad, and outraged. The decision made the
people
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Pay It Forward Examples
It is possible for an idea to change the world. Both examples from the movie, Pay it Forward and from
actual history prove that the world could change due to a single idea.
An example of an idea changing the world could be found in the movie, Pay it Forward. In the movie,
a 12 year old boy, Trevor, came up with the idea of helping three people with something they couldn t
have done by themselves and in return each of them had to help three people with something they
couldn t do by themselves (paying the favor forward). Trevor first attempts this idea by taking in a
homeless man. The homeless man in return, repaired the car Trevor s mom was trying to sell. Later in
the story the man comes across a woman about to commit suicide and persuade her
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Production Overheads Based On Direct Labour Hours Essay
Costing
At present PC4U apportions its production overheads based on direct labour hours. With a range of
products available and opportunity for customising these products individually to meet the retailer s
needs, this report aims to assess the effectiveness of this traditional method of allocating production
overheads. It will discuss the drawbacks of the current approach used by PC4U, as well as an
alternative approach in the Activity Based Costing system, which is intended to overcome the
weakness of the traditional method by having various pools of costs and then allocating each pool s
costs on the basis of its root cause. (Averkamp 2007) As well as comparing the benefits and
drawbacks of these costing systems to determine what recommendations should be given regarding
the approach PC4U should adopt, the report shall also discuss the impact an activity based
management system may have on the company.
The current method of apportioning production overheads based on direct labour hours can be
described as a traditional approach to product costing. In a manufacturing company s financial
statements, each item produced must be allocated some of the production overheads to make the
statements compliant. Sometimes the individual costs of these items can be calculated incorrectly
based on overall production overhead and the system of allocating in place, however the overall
financial statement can still be accurate. This traditional method of allocating the production
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Effects Of Ocean Acidification On Shellfish
Introduction The purpose of this project was to demonstrate the effects of ocean acidification and
temperature increase on shellfish. Ever since the Industrial Revolution began, carbon dioxide emission
in the air has greatly increased, and around the same time, the temperature of the ocean, along with the
atmosphere, showed a similar trend. Scientists claimd that ocean acidification and temperature
increase is deadly to marine life, including shellfish. It was hypothesized that the mass of the shells of
shellfish will decrease due to acidification and temperature increase because acid is known to break
down bones and because high temperature can damage skin cells.
Ocean acidification is happening throughout the oceans at this very moment. Ever since the start of the
Industrial Revolution, excess amounts of carbon dioxide have been released to the atmosphere. The
ocean absorbs around a quarter of the carbon dioxide released every year, so as the amount of CO2
increases in the air, so does the amount of CO2 in the ocean. Scientists, at first thought this was
beneficial to the environment as the ocean was removing greenhouse gas from the atmosphere;
however, it slowly changed the chemistry of the oceans. The increase of carbon dioxide in the oceans
led them to become more acidic, which affected the marine ecosystems. The PMEL Carbon Program
monitored the oceans for three decades and they recently revealed how carbon dioxide affected the
coral reef systems in the North Pacific
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Developing A New Product Development
The Key to Success or Failure in Developing a New Product
Introduction
In the sustainable growth strategies of businesses, new product development plays an important role
increasingly. Many successful firms stay ahead of the competitors by creating innovations in order to
avoid a reduction in their sales and profits. Despite these extremely exertions of companies, many new
products cannot become successful in the marketplace and businesses become suffering from their
failures. The common mistakes are eventually repeated by several careless companies. Thus, this
article will expose some of the main reasons for these failures and suggest some productive
approaches to succeed in a new product. The overall structure of the paper takes the form of four parts,
including this introductory section. The second part begins by presenting the causes why many new
products fail, focusing on the three key themes as follows: market orientation, planning and timing.
Subsequently, it proposes the methods and critical factors to pursue the goal of winning in new
product development. The paper ends with a conclusion in the last section. Common Reasons for New
Product Failure
To begin with, there are some of the mistakes leading to new product failure which should be learnt
from and avoided in the future. Cooper (2001) claims that one of these deficiencies is a market
orientation of the new product. Inadequate concentration on the marketplace, misunderstanding of real
client requirements and
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Concepts Of Authority In Mohawk Interruptus By Audra Simpson
Authority is important for any leader or government, because that is how decisions are accepted as
right. Sovereignty is the recognition by other states that one government has the authority to control a
certain territory. As well as the acceptance of rule by the people One major reading that contests this
idea of sovereignty is the book Mohawk Interruptus by Audra Simpson, which discusses the trials of
Native American populations and their efforts to reclaim their own sovereignty. Within Mohawk
Interruptus, the people of the Kahnawá:ke tribe struggle against the colonial idea of American or
Canadian sovereignty lorded over them, and through refusal of such gifts regain their sovereignty. ...
Kahnawa kehró:non had refused the authority of the state at almost every turn and in so doing
reinstated a different political authority (Simpson, 2014, 106). Through these rejections, the people of
Kahnawá:ke and Kahnawa kehró:non established that the current system of sovereignty does not work
for them, as it is colonially based to oppress the Native American communities. Simpson uses these
examples to make a larger point on the Western systems of governance and understandings of
authority. Though this idea of sovereignty, Simpson argues, was a way to appropriate land and
incorporate or destroy opposing cultures. Through the research of Hannah Ardent, it is considered that
sovereignty has been used to forcefully assimilate minority populations of nations. Within her paper
on the
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Analyzing Two Different Women
Analyzing two different women
And do not retain them (i.e. women) in wedlock against their will in order to hurt them. He who does
such a thing indeed sins against himself. And do not take the signs of God lightly... ( Baqarah, 231).
Allah means in the Qur an that, a man who is not treating his wife good and disrespects her by
ignoring Allah s words in the Qur an, shall be destined to go to hill. Holy Qur an provides guidance
for cases when it is the wife who thinks that she is being mistreated and feels unhappy about her
marriage. In the past years,women were treated differently, for example in the 19th century, womens
had no right. At one time, wedded ladies in the US could not make wills, be the guardian of their
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This essay will analyze the situation of women that are mirrored in The Story of an Hour and Hills
Like White Elephants.
The Story of an Hour, where it mostly talks about Mrs. Mallard. A clever, free lady, Louise Mallard
comprehends the right route for ladies to carry on. However, her inward contemplations and
sentiments are anything besides right. When her sister announces the news that Brently, Mrs. Mallard
husband , has died, Louise shouts drastically as opposed to feeling numb, as she knows numerous
other ladies who would feel hopelessly sad. Her fierce response promptly demonstrates that she is an
enthusiastic, decisive lady. She realizes that she would cry for Brently and anticipate future without
him. Yet, when she is out of others sight, her private musings are of her own life. Louise experienced a
heart issue, which shows the degree to which she feels that marriage has persecuted her. Mrs. Mallard
has this issue because her enthusiastic mentality was trapped in her marriage with Bently. In the hour
amid which Louise accepts Brently s death, her heart thumps unequivocally without a doubt, Louise
feels her new freedom physically. Alone in her room, her heart races, and her entire body feels warm.
She spreads her arms open, typically respecting her new life , (last name, year p,82). Free! Body and
soul free! , (last name 82) she kept whispering to herself, an announcement that demonstrates the
excutment of her new autonomy. Nevertheless, her
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Air Quality Monitoring Of Memphis And Surrounding Areas
Air Quality Monitoring in Memphis and Surrounding Areas in 2014, Analyzed by Gas
Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) By Ebtsam Seteh Abstract Volatile organic compounds
(VOCs) in the atmosphere have been determined to be a human risk factor in urban, suburban, and
industrial environments. This study aims to characterize the distribution and concentrations of ambient
air toxics in Memphis and identify major sources of VOCs. During four seasons in 2014, about 530
ambient air samples have been collected in various locations in Memphis and surrounding areas for
the analysis of VOCs with the TO 15 method. GC MS was used with a preconcentrator outfitted with a
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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Ambient air in urban, rural, and industrial areas contains an array of
volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They spread in the air as gases from some solids or liquid
materials. Society and environment are directly healthy affected in short and long term by VOCs at
trace level concentrations (2). Air pollutants toxic are class of chemicals that may consider health
problems in a significant way. There are many chemical pollutants released into the ambient air from
various sources, such as power plants, and spraying pesticides. There are two types of air pollutants
that are primary pollutants, which are emitted directly into the air from pollution sources, and
secondary pollutants, which are from primary pollutants, but after they passing from many of the
chemical changes in the atmosphere (12). The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has compiled
a list of 187 hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). There are 30 HAPs threaten health dramatically in
metropolitan areas, such as benzene, 1,3 dichloropropene, 1,3 butadiene, and chloroform that are
classified as toxins (3). In accordance with the 2007 Environmental Pollution, VOCs affect adversely
on health and cause many diseases, such as immune and neurological damage, cardiovascular
diseases, and reproductive and endocrine disorders (8). Several methods have developed for the
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Speech to Inform
Speech To Inform Speech to inform:Euro 2012 In April 2007, Ukraine and Poland were named co
hosts for Euro 2012 tournament. This joint bid, taking into account Ukraine s tough economic
condition and administration problems, has become a headache for UEFA President Michel Platini.
The matches will be staged at eight venues, divided between the co host countries. Ukraine is behind
the schedule, having problems with modernization of airports, roads, and rail networks. As a co host
country, Poland seems to be doing better than Ukraine. Yet, it also has lots of problems. Platini made it
clear that without modern stadiums in capital cities, Warsaw and Kiev, neither Poland nor Ukraine
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It is savage like and inhuman, for it values neither the life of a freedom fighter nor the life of a victim
who is killed or badly injured only because he or she happened to be in the target place. Terrorists kill
to obtain public exposure. The United States has defined the anti terrorist priority measures. They
include chemical plant security, transit security, terrorism risk insurance, disaster response, nuclear
waste, and drinking water safety. It is hard to curb terrorism for several reasons. First, terrorists are
well organized and have a strong network which is tied by fanatic faith in their cause. Second,
terrorists are unseen. They are scattered all over the world, arranging terrorist attacks in unpredictable
places. Third, terrorists are outrageous and resolute, fearless and stubborn to give their lives for their
cause. Fourth, terrorists have support of the civilians who are on their side. Terrorism is our nightmare,
unseen danger that may cost us our life. Terrorism is a criminal act, since no fight for justice can be
justified by murders of innocent people. Without extricating the roots of terrorism, our governments
will never achieve positive results. Terrorism is a response to oppression, poverty, and discrimination.
When human rights are universally respected, terrorism will not have a justifiable soil under its feet.
Cultivate love, not hate in your heart. Try
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Being A Child Of The 90 s Full House Essay
Being a child of the 90 s, Full House was a very popular show for my generation. Least to say when I
saw a spin off, Fuller House was being released this past year to Netflix I was extremely excited.
Coincidently, the spin off released during the time of this course. Believe it or not, I immediately
referenced parenting styles to the episode where DJ Tanner punishes her son a little differently than
Kimmy Gibler punishes her daughter, although the committed the same crime. I am hoping to dissect
this exact scene, and discuss DJ parenting style towards her son. I find the parenting styles really
interesting, specifically the four we discussed in module four and I really want to focus on that here.
Earlier in the course, we discussed Darling four parenting styles and for some reason, these really
stuck with me. The parenting style theory reflects four different types of parents. Indulgent parents
tend to more responsive than they are demanding (Darling) I like to think of indulgent parents as what
todays generation thinks of as cool parents . They tend to be more lenient and let the child do as they
please because they want to avoid confrontation. Darling also discusses Authoritarian and
Authoritative parents which are slightly different. Authoritarian style parents, are a little over barring.
To me, I would consider this style to be a bulldozer parent. Authoritarian style parents are very
demanding and very directive. They expect the child to do what they re told,
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Professional Behavior, Communication, Boundaries, And...
My field experience has been wonderful so far for the first semester. I have gained valuable
information for the last couple on months interning at my agency. For this self evaluation I will be
describing the1 3 and 6 9 competencies I set up at the beginning of the semester and see if I have
achieved these skills. I will also address the growth and challenges I have come upon throughout this
semester. For competency one on processional and ethical practice I wanted to demonstrate having a
professional behavior, communication, boundaries, and writing skills throughout the semester. I also
wanted to provide integrity, competence, core values, services, dignity, and worth in the agency and
my clients. In addition being aware of the mandating reporting, parental consent, and legal consent in
the school setting. I feel the growth in this competency I have gained a lot by the agency in proving
lots of training, group supervision, and individual supervision has not only broaden my skills but have
gained valuable knowledge of what to do in certain situations. For some of the challenges I encounter
at the beginning was learning about mandating reporting and how much work it goes into calling,
summiting the paperwork all this is a curial aspect when doing a CWS report. For example, when
doing my first mandated report my supervisor stayed and walk me through each step to make sure I
did it correctly which was wonderful and learned the right way to do a mandated report.
In competency
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The Biblical Interpretation Of Exodus And Song Of...
After Reformation period, the allegorical biblical interpretation was criticized and rejected by
contemporary biblical interpretation theory, and a lot of Christian evangelical churches. However, as a
long tradition stems from the early church, allegorical interpretation has never been disappeared; on
the contrary, it was one the most important exegesis tradition in the history of Chinese Protestant
Church. Many fundamentalist theologians and church leaders were influenced by it, while Jia Yuming
is one of the representative figures. This paper attempts to explain the characteristic of Jia Yuming` s
allegorical biblical interpretation, and to explore the contribution of his exegesis in Chinese Christian
theology. Jia Yuming`s allegorical interpretation was influenced by several theological schools. He
graduated from Presbyterian seminary, and had reformed theology background, then he influenced by
pietistic theology and Charismatic movement, and then turned to allegorical exegesis. In this paper,
we will use Jia Yuming` s interpretation of Exodus and Song of Solomon as an example to analyze its
characteristics. Exodus had a lot of narrative and laws, and was allegorical explained by Jia Yuming.
Song of Solomon is the most difficult book to interpret and often be interpreted as an allegory.
1. Spirit, soul, body trichotomy allegorical interpretation
Spirit, soul, and body trichotomy had a great impact on the Chinese Christian theology. Human nature
was composed
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How The Degree Program Can Facilitate Your Academic And...
Please provide a statement of purpose and explain how the degree program to which you are applying
will facilitate your academic and professional objectives.
Acceptance into Baylor University s Clinical Psychology Program will provide me with coveted
academic and professional experiences, further equipping me with the knowledge and skills needed to
attain my professional goals of working as a clinical psychologist and educator once I successfully
complete Baylor s Clinical Psychology Program.
Autobiography CPSY
Please include the following in your autobiography:
your personal and family background and how these are related to your career choice other factors that
have led you to pursue a career in professional psychology the strengths and weaknesses you bring to
a career in professional psychology what professional activities you would like to pursue after
graduation
Please note: your autobiography and other application materials will be kept strictly confidential and
will only be seen by those personnel directly involved with admissions.
July 17, 2015
Baylor University
I am the 12th of 14 children born to my aging parents, Claude and Margaret Peavy. By the time of my
birth, two of my siblings had not survived past their birth, with another sibling not living past 3
months of age. The premature deaths of these three siblings devastated my mother, father, and
siblings. Although we grew up living our lives well below the poverty line, my family possessed
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