Easy Ways To Cite Multiple Authors In MLA 6 Steps (With Pictures)
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Syrian Civil War Is The Biggest Threat For The Future Of...
You go to schools where Syrian refugees are, and you see that their drawings are mostly of houses
being bombed, or people being killed or bodies on ground, This trauma by violence is the biggest
threat for the future of Syria, says Guterres. Girls are driven to prostitution by their own families. It s a
tragedy, (Abdo). The Syrian civil war was started by the lack of responsibility Assad and the Syrian
Government had for their people. Assad was not supposed to be ruler at all. Assad doesn t understand
the true human emotion that the Syrian people feel. His ruling has only increased the civil war and
hatred between the two groups of people, those rebelling and the leaders of Syria, and Enlarged Syria
s crisis. The people of Syria have rights just like every other human on this earth.(Zisser) Therefore,
the government should take care of their people, instead of his position of power.
Assad wasn t destined to be the ruler of Syria. His brother s unexpected death forced Assad into power
after he had pursued a medical degree and occupation.(Lesch) He never was interested in entering
politics. And he didn t need to, his older brother, Bassel, was being groomed by his father to enter
politics.(Leverett)
The goals of Is and al Nusra Front for the northern lands of Syria is trying to establish an Islamist state
in the country. Their goals are to overthrow Bashar al Assad s government in Syria and to create an
Islamic emirate under sharia law, with an emphasis from an early
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
You go to schools where Syrian refugees are, and you see that their drawings are mostly of houses
being bombed, or people being killed or bodies on ground, This trauma by violence is the biggest
threat for the future of Syria, says Guterres. Girls are driven to prostitution by their own families. It s a
tragedy, (Abdo). The Syrian civil war was started by the lack of responsibility Assad and the Syrian
Government had for their people. Assad was not supposed to be ruler at all. Assad doesn t understand
the true human emotion that the Syrian people feel. His ruling has only increased the civil war and
hatred between the two groups of people, those rebelling and the leaders of Syria, and Enlarged Syria
s crisis. The people of Syria have rights just like every other human on this earth.(Zisser) Therefore,
the government should take care of their people, instead of his position of power.
Assad wasn t destined to be the ruler of Syria. His brother s unexpected death forced Assad into power
after he had pursued a medical degree and occupation.(Lesch) He never was interested in entering
politics. And he didn t need to, his older brother, Bassel, was being groomed by his father to enter
politics.(Leverett)
The goals of Is and al Nusra Front for the northern lands of Syria is trying to establish an Islamist state
in the country. Their goals are to overthrow Bashar al Assad s government in Syria and to create an
Islamic emirate under sharia law, with an emphasis from an early
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Nazca Lines
The Nazca lines are an interesting landmark that we have the pleasure of looking at. The lines are
found a couple hundred miles south of Lima, Peru inbetween the Inginio and Nazca valleys. They
were discovered in 1927 by Toribio Mejia Xesspe, but were not widely known until the 1930s. No one
knows the real reason why the lines were created, but there are many interesting theories concerning
them. The Nazca Lines are a fascinating world site because of their discovery and the mystery behind
their creation and purpose.
The Nazca Lines are a fascinating world site because of their discovery. Before the creation of planes,
the Nazca Desert was just another desert, but when a plane flew over the Nazca Valley many beautiful
and unique drawing were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Maria Reiche began studying the Nazca Lines with the help of the Peruvian air force. The pilots took
photos to help her map out the area. With the help of these photos, Reiche came up with one of the
most famous theories concerning the Nazca Lines. She said that the lines were used as a sun calendar
and an observatory for astronomical cycles. The animals, she theorized, were native representations of
stellar constellations (Hawkins). Dr. Maria explained that the lines could have followed the movement
of the sun, tracking its progress to record seasons. This would have been helpful in planning when to
plant crops and celebrate festivals. Reiche even wrote a book about the lines called Mystery on the
Desert. She used the profit to place guards near the lines and repeatedly focused on motivating the
Peruvian government to preserve the lines. Dr. Rieche moved to Peru soon after her research began
and stayed there for most of her life working to preserve and study the ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Nazca lines are an interesting landmark that we have the pleasure of looking at. The lines are
found a couple hundred miles south of Lima, Peru inbetween the Inginio and Nazca valleys. They
were discovered in 1927 by Toribio Mejia Xesspe, but were not widely known until the 1930s. No one
knows the real reason why the lines were created, but there are many interesting theories concerning
them. The Nazca Lines are a fascinating world site because of their discovery and the mystery behind
their creation and purpose.
The Nazca Lines are a fascinating world site because of their discovery. Before the creation of planes,
the Nazca Desert was just another desert, but when a plane flew over the Nazca Valley many beautiful
and unique drawing were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Maria Reiche began studying the Nazca Lines with the help of the Peruvian air force. The pilots took
photos to help her map out the area. With the help of these photos, Reiche came up with one of the
most famous theories concerning the Nazca Lines. She said that the lines were used as a sun calendar
and an observatory for astronomical cycles. The animals, she theorized, were native representations of
stellar constellations (Hawkins). Dr. Maria explained that the lines could have followed the movement
of the sun, tracking its progress to record seasons. This would have been helpful in planning when to
plant crops and celebrate festivals. Reiche even wrote a book about the lines called Mystery on the
Desert. She used the profit to place guards near the lines and repeatedly focused on motivating the
Peruvian government to preserve the lines. Dr. Rieche moved to Peru soon after her research began
and stayed there for most of her life working to preserve and study the ancient
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
St Joseph Effect
As the people of Saint Joseph and Iola started to prosper, a true nightmare was easing its way into
their world in the form of Yellow Jack. The schooner Herald , on September 21, 1840, came into Saint
Joseph port. The ship s Captain, George L. L. Kupfer was dead from yellow fever. The people of Saint
Joseph suspected that the yellow fever was contracted in the Greater Antilles. At first it was not much
concern, the townspeople took care of the few sick and carried on business as normal. It was not long
before the fever started to spread. Once it started, it spread quickly and without discrimination. The
fever and effects spread past the boundaries of Saint Joseph and made its way to Iola and
Apalachicola. But Saint Joseph was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Saints overzealous approach to make money, between the steamship lines and railroads, resulted
both losing much needed profits. When Saint Joseph changed their focus to become a Summer Resort
town, Iola still benefited. Passenger travel from Iola to Saint Joseph was still in demand, and the hotel
business in Iola was still strong. But other businesses did not enjoy the same fate. Many of those that
remained, moved away from the Apalachicola River to a spot closer to the Chipola River, and
ironically, they called their settlement Newer Iola. The yellow fever outbreak decimated most of the
coastal area, and it had a strong impact on the lives of Iola. Along with their coastal neighbors, many
residents fled the area, never to return. The fear of fever remained for years afterwards. Much the
same can be said about the Indians. The whole Indian scare had more of an impact on those outside of
the area than they did in Iola. Records indicate that the bands that inhabited the areas along the
Apalachicola did not prove to be violent towards the whites. The major Indian problem was that the
Indians had land that the white people wanted. Other than suspicion, the Indians had little negative
impact on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As the people of Saint Joseph and Iola started to prosper, a true nightmare was easing its way into
their world in the form of Yellow Jack. The schooner Herald , on September 21, 1840, came into Saint
Joseph port. The ship s Captain, George L. L. Kupfer was dead from yellow fever. The people of Saint
Joseph suspected that the yellow fever was contracted in the Greater Antilles. At first it was not much
concern, the townspeople took care of the few sick and carried on business as normal. It was not long
before the fever started to spread. Once it started, it spread quickly and without discrimination. The
fever and effects spread past the boundaries of Saint Joseph and made its way to Iola and
Apalachicola. But Saint Joseph was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Saints overzealous approach to make money, between the steamship lines and railroads, resulted
both losing much needed profits. When Saint Joseph changed their focus to become a Summer Resort
town, Iola still benefited. Passenger travel from Iola to Saint Joseph was still in demand, and the hotel
business in Iola was still strong. But other businesses did not enjoy the same fate. Many of those that
remained, moved away from the Apalachicola River to a spot closer to the Chipola River, and
ironically, they called their settlement Newer Iola. The yellow fever outbreak decimated most of the
coastal area, and it had a strong impact on the lives of Iola. Along with their coastal neighbors, many
residents fled the area, never to return. The fear of fever remained for years afterwards. Much the
same can be said about the Indians. The whole Indian scare had more of an impact on those outside of
the area than they did in Iola. Records indicate that the bands that inhabited the areas along the
Apalachicola did not prove to be violent towards the whites. The major Indian problem was that the
Indians had land that the white people wanted. Other than suspicion, the Indians had little negative
impact on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cassandra
In the first play Agamemnon by Aeschylus, we are introduced to a female character named Cassandra.
Even though her part is approximately 260 lines, it delivers such an important dramatic purpose. Her
scene begins when she enters riding in a chariot alongside King Agamemnon, they are greeted by his
current wife Clytemnestra. At this point King Agamemnon is now asked to walk down the purple
tapestry with Casandra following along to his impending doom. In this paper I will give you insight on
who exactly Cassandra is; and the powerful effect that she has within this play. Next I will discuss her
role, and what similarities we see through out other Greek Plays characters.
King Agamemnon s war prize, Cassandra is the daughter of Priam, the last ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
While Cassandra was in Troy, she had visions of what was going to happen to the City and this caused
the King Priam to lock her away in the sense of her being mad . One of her visions was that there were
men hiding inside the Trojan Horse, her claims were believed by one but then swiftly repressed. This
quandary of Cassandras follows her throughout Agamemnon, in her brief scene with the
chorus/audience. After Clytemnestra exits the room, Cassandra screams in horror to Apollo, asking
why he was leading her to her death. She cries to the chorus; I mourn the marriage, Paris marriage,
that doomed his own people (Aeschylus 155 157), this refers to the fall of Troy and the prophecies she
told. If Paris would have believed her she would not be in the house of death and the city of Troy
would still stand. We can see that throughout the scene with Cassandra and the Chorus, she reveals
that her murder and Agamemnon will take place in his house. She predicts her imminent death, as well
as Agamemnon s, at the hands of a woman that she calls bitch . By this time, the Chorus replies; we
find, though, that we trust your prophecies (Aeschylus 1213). With that being said, we can see a turn
in what is seen as her curse, the chorus believes her but will do nothing to help her. Some parallels can
be seen between Cassandra and Tiresias, the Seer, from Oedipus and Antigone in the sense that the
both speak the truth but are not believed. Tiresias the honorable Seer for the City of Thebes is pained
when he has to tell Oedipus, as well as, Creon the truth of what his visions held. Tiresias tells
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the first play Agamemnon by Aeschylus, we are introduced to a female character named Cassandra.
Even though her part is approximately 260 lines, it delivers such an important dramatic purpose. Her
scene begins when she enters riding in a chariot alongside King Agamemnon, they are greeted by his
current wife Clytemnestra. At this point King Agamemnon is now asked to walk down the purple
tapestry with Casandra following along to his impending doom. In this paper I will give you insight on
who exactly Cassandra is; and the powerful effect that she has within this play. Next I will discuss her
role, and what similarities we see through out other Greek Plays characters.
King Agamemnon s war prize, Cassandra is the daughter of Priam, the last ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
While Cassandra was in Troy, she had visions of what was going to happen to the City and this caused
the King Priam to lock her away in the sense of her being mad . One of her visions was that there were
men hiding inside the Trojan Horse, her claims were believed by one but then swiftly repressed. This
quandary of Cassandras follows her throughout Agamemnon, in her brief scene with the
chorus/audience. After Clytemnestra exits the room, Cassandra screams in horror to Apollo, asking
why he was leading her to her death. She cries to the chorus; I mourn the marriage, Paris marriage,
that doomed his own people (Aeschylus 155 157), this refers to the fall of Troy and the prophecies she
told. If Paris would have believed her she would not be in the house of death and the city of Troy
would still stand. We can see that throughout the scene with Cassandra and the Chorus, she reveals
that her murder and Agamemnon will take place in his house. She predicts her imminent death, as well
as Agamemnon s, at the hands of a woman that she calls bitch . By this time, the Chorus replies; we
find, though, that we trust your prophecies (Aeschylus 1213). With that being said, we can see a turn
in what is seen as her curse, the chorus believes her but will do nothing to help her. Some parallels can
be seen between Cassandra and Tiresias, the Seer, from Oedipus and Antigone in the sense that the
both speak the truth but are not believed. Tiresias the honorable Seer for the City of Thebes is pained
when he has to tell Oedipus, as well as, Creon the truth of what his visions held. Tiresias tells
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disturbed Minds In Macbeth
Explore the ways in which Browning and Shakespeare present disturbed minds.
Macbeth is Shakespeare s most famous tragedy written between 1603 and 1606. It is strongly written
with King James I of England s interest in mind, the supernatural. Due to this we are introduced with
the idea of the paranormal and witch craft straight away with the three witches. A Jacobean audience
would have feared the supernatural. It foreshadows the likeness of disturbed characters. Elizabethan
superstition was an irrational belief that an object, action or circumstance which are illogically related
to a case of events that can influence an out come.
In comparison, The Laboratory, a poem written by Robert Browning in the 1800 s and set in
aristocratic France ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In stanza 1, he narrator calls the apothecary the devils smithy, meaning something sinister. The devil,
which opposes God, too is evil. Nothing good comes from the devil and nothing good will come from
the poison the narrator wants to use. The audience at that time would have despised evil and would
had thought only evil people do evil things. Therefore believing that that person is not of God and is
not correct in the mind, which could link to someone of a disturbed mind. Also the repetition of the
word poison, emphasises evil as the p s are a hard hitting consonant. It makes it sound as though the
narrator is spitting with venom and malice. The emphasis of poison, shows how conscious and
purposeful her desire to kill is. Moreover, the emphasis on this word indicates obsession with
poisoning people. The narrator almost questions it playfully with, which will it be. This portrays her
unbalanced
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Explore the ways in which Browning and Shakespeare present disturbed minds.
Macbeth is Shakespeare s most famous tragedy written between 1603 and 1606. It is strongly written
with King James I of England s interest in mind, the supernatural. Due to this we are introduced with
the idea of the paranormal and witch craft straight away with the three witches. A Jacobean audience
would have feared the supernatural. It foreshadows the likeness of disturbed characters. Elizabethan
superstition was an irrational belief that an object, action or circumstance which are illogically related
to a case of events that can influence an out come.
In comparison, The Laboratory, a poem written by Robert Browning in the 1800 s and set in
aristocratic France ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In stanza 1, he narrator calls the apothecary the devils smithy, meaning something sinister. The devil,
which opposes God, too is evil. Nothing good comes from the devil and nothing good will come from
the poison the narrator wants to use. The audience at that time would have despised evil and would
had thought only evil people do evil things. Therefore believing that that person is not of God and is
not correct in the mind, which could link to someone of a disturbed mind. Also the repetition of the
word poison, emphasises evil as the p s are a hard hitting consonant. It makes it sound as though the
narrator is spitting with venom and malice. The emphasis of poison, shows how conscious and
purposeful her desire to kill is. Moreover, the emphasis on this word indicates obsession with
poisoning people. The narrator almost questions it playfully with, which will it be. This portrays her
unbalanced
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Equal Rights for Same-Sex Couples Essays
Imagine being in love with someone, but never having the ability to make the relationship official. For
many same sex couples across the United States of America this is a reality. Even though great strides
have been made in the advancement of gay rights, homosexual couples still face opposition from the
Federal Government by being denied the right to a marriage. Same sex marriages should be
constitutionalized. While the Federal Government denies gay and lesbian couples the right to marry,
there are some state governments which allow same sex couples the right to domestic partnerships,
civil unions, and marriages. Comparing marriage to civil unions and domestic partnerships is a bit like
comparing diamonds to rhinestones (Human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These states which grant domestic partnerships and the states mentioned above which allow civil
unions are in the beginning stages of trying to rectify the Federal Government s Defense of Marriage
Act. Currently six states and one territory issue marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples. These
states are Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont plus the
District of Columbia (Human Rights Campaign). Though these states and Washington, D.C. allow gay
marriage, these couples still do not have the same rights and benefits as heterosexual couples. There
are many financial benefits received from a marriage which make it appealing to same sex couples.
These rights and federal tax benefits are given to married heterosexual couples, but homosexual
couples do not receive them. Such benefits include the couple filing for joint tax returns and inheriting
money or property from his or her spouse without paying tax (Zajac, Koova, and Rocks 29). Due to
the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which states marriage as being a legal coming together of
husband and wife (Zajac, Koova, and Rocks 29), marriages for same sex couples are deemed
unconstitutional. This means that even though a state may approve and allow a gay couple to be
married , the Federal Government prohibits it. Gay and Lesbian couples along with many gay rights
activists strongly oppose the Defense Of Marriage Act. Even the Obama administration,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Imagine being in love with someone, but never having the ability to make the relationship official. For
many same sex couples across the United States of America this is a reality. Even though great strides
have been made in the advancement of gay rights, homosexual couples still face opposition from the
Federal Government by being denied the right to a marriage. Same sex marriages should be
constitutionalized. While the Federal Government denies gay and lesbian couples the right to marry,
there are some state governments which allow same sex couples the right to domestic partnerships,
civil unions, and marriages. Comparing marriage to civil unions and domestic partnerships is a bit like
comparing diamonds to rhinestones (Human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These states which grant domestic partnerships and the states mentioned above which allow civil
unions are in the beginning stages of trying to rectify the Federal Government s Defense of Marriage
Act. Currently six states and one territory issue marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples. These
states are Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont plus the
District of Columbia (Human Rights Campaign). Though these states and Washington, D.C. allow gay
marriage, these couples still do not have the same rights and benefits as heterosexual couples. There
are many financial benefits received from a marriage which make it appealing to same sex couples.
These rights and federal tax benefits are given to married heterosexual couples, but homosexual
couples do not receive them. Such benefits include the couple filing for joint tax returns and inheriting
money or property from his or her spouse without paying tax (Zajac, Koova, and Rocks 29). Due to
the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which states marriage as being a legal coming together of
husband and wife (Zajac, Koova, and Rocks 29), marriages for same sex couples are deemed
unconstitutional. This means that even though a state may approve and allow a gay couple to be
married , the Federal Government prohibits it. Gay and Lesbian couples along with many gay rights
activists strongly oppose the Defense Of Marriage Act. Even the Obama administration,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Film Analysis Of Mothlight, By Stan Brakhage
Mothlight, by Stan Brakhage, is also a film heavily focused on the visuals. Released in 1963,
Mothlight s running time of four minutes consists of nothing but what look like pictures of winged
insects and foliage. Further investigation reveals that Brakhage created the film without a camera, and
instead used two strips of splicing tape to press the object enough to emit light through it (Braunstein
285). No viewer of Mothlight will stop to wonder about a conceivable plot the film could be trying to
convey. The film itself does not express that there is a plot to be perceived. Instead, audiences view
the visuals and think only about the visuals because it is the only thing being presented. Once the
connection to the title of the film is made, the next natural question to ask is How? The question is no
longer directed at the screen in which the film is being projected. Instead, the question becomes about
the physical objects being presented. Brakhage was able to use film to show or emphasize a part of
nature one might not have taken a second to observe. By directing attention to film as a physical
object, Brakhage used Mothlight to enlighten audiences with a unique technique to showcase the
visuals of film. A Movie and Mothlight are both subverting preconceptions of mainstream cinema at
the time, but they both do so by calling the audience s attention to the film medium. A Movie puts
effort into directly reminding audiences that it is a film while Mothlight gets
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mothlight, by Stan Brakhage, is also a film heavily focused on the visuals. Released in 1963,
Mothlight s running time of four minutes consists of nothing but what look like pictures of winged
insects and foliage. Further investigation reveals that Brakhage created the film without a camera, and
instead used two strips of splicing tape to press the object enough to emit light through it (Braunstein
285). No viewer of Mothlight will stop to wonder about a conceivable plot the film could be trying to
convey. The film itself does not express that there is a plot to be perceived. Instead, audiences view
the visuals and think only about the visuals because it is the only thing being presented. Once the
connection to the title of the film is made, the next natural question to ask is How? The question is no
longer directed at the screen in which the film is being projected. Instead, the question becomes about
the physical objects being presented. Brakhage was able to use film to show or emphasize a part of
nature one might not have taken a second to observe. By directing attention to film as a physical
object, Brakhage used Mothlight to enlighten audiences with a unique technique to showcase the
visuals of film. A Movie and Mothlight are both subverting preconceptions of mainstream cinema at
the time, but they both do so by calling the audience s attention to the film medium. A Movie puts
effort into directly reminding audiences that it is a film while Mothlight gets
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cvs Annual Report
CVS/Pharmacy Vs. Walgreens: Final Analysis Houston : TX : USA | Jan 11, 2011 at 10:17 PM PST
BY jelliothoward 2 2 VIEWS: 5,054 1 of 1 From Rewritten Lives author J. Elliot HowardFor more
information visit Rewrittenlives.com and Amazon.com Executive Summary/Company
History/Products and Services CVS/Pharmacy has shown a consistent growth for the last three years.
Three years ago CVS/Pharmacy has merged with Longs Pharmacy and Caremark to form the largest
retail pharmacy chain in the United States. CVS/Pharmacy CVS/Pharmacy began operations in 1963,
and added the pharmacy department in 1967. In 2007, CVS merged with Caremark Rx, Inc. Finally, in
2008, CVS bought the Longs Drug Store chain. CVS has over 7000 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The difference in size will have an impact on expense, revenue, and income. Every company plans to
get the most out of every dollar spent. Consequently, we will be comparing the their financial
performance from 2007 2009. From the beginning, Walgreens has yielded a better gross profit by an
average of 8% over CVS/Pharmacy. Gross profit is the amount left over after cost of goods sold is
taken from revenue. Although, both have been steady with their percentage gross profit,
CVS/Pharmacy 21% amp; Walgreens 28%, Walgreens has gained more. However, Walgreens
celebration is short lived because the balance statement is more than gross profit. In fact the 8% edge
in gross profit they gave back in operating expenses. Walgreens operating expenses took, on average,
22.5% away from their total revenue. CVS/Pharmacy operating expenses took only 14.5% away from
their total revenue. Moreover, other indicators of return on investment to the company are higher for
CVS/Pharmacy than Walgreens. CVS/Pharmacy has had a higher operating income than Walgreens
since 2007. For the last two years CVS/Pharmacy has posted higher income before taxes than
Walgreens. Finally, the biggest trend difference between the two firms is that CVS/Pharmacy s net
income has increased three years in a row, while Walgreens net income has steadily decreased three
years in a row. As a company, CVS/Pharmacy received a 20% gross profit margin.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
CVS/Pharmacy Vs. Walgreens: Final Analysis Houston : TX : USA | Jan 11, 2011 at 10:17 PM PST
BY jelliothoward 2 2 VIEWS: 5,054 1 of 1 From Rewritten Lives author J. Elliot HowardFor more
information visit Rewrittenlives.com and Amazon.com Executive Summary/Company
History/Products and Services CVS/Pharmacy has shown a consistent growth for the last three years.
Three years ago CVS/Pharmacy has merged with Longs Pharmacy and Caremark to form the largest
retail pharmacy chain in the United States. CVS/Pharmacy CVS/Pharmacy began operations in 1963,
and added the pharmacy department in 1967. In 2007, CVS merged with Caremark Rx, Inc. Finally, in
2008, CVS bought the Longs Drug Store chain. CVS has over 7000 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The difference in size will have an impact on expense, revenue, and income. Every company plans to
get the most out of every dollar spent. Consequently, we will be comparing the their financial
performance from 2007 2009. From the beginning, Walgreens has yielded a better gross profit by an
average of 8% over CVS/Pharmacy. Gross profit is the amount left over after cost of goods sold is
taken from revenue. Although, both have been steady with their percentage gross profit,
CVS/Pharmacy 21% amp; Walgreens 28%, Walgreens has gained more. However, Walgreens
celebration is short lived because the balance statement is more than gross profit. In fact the 8% edge
in gross profit they gave back in operating expenses. Walgreens operating expenses took, on average,
22.5% away from their total revenue. CVS/Pharmacy operating expenses took only 14.5% away from
their total revenue. Moreover, other indicators of return on investment to the company are higher for
CVS/Pharmacy than Walgreens. CVS/Pharmacy has had a higher operating income than Walgreens
since 2007. For the last two years CVS/Pharmacy has posted higher income before taxes than
Walgreens. Finally, the biggest trend difference between the two firms is that CVS/Pharmacy s net
income has increased three years in a row, while Walgreens net income has steadily decreased three
years in a row. As a company, CVS/Pharmacy received a 20% gross profit margin.
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The Saga of the Tigua Indians Essay
The Saga of the Tigua Indians The Saga of the Tigua Indians is an amazing one. By all reasoning they
should have been wiped out long ago. There quiet defiance to change, however, has carried them
through. From the height of civilization to near extinction the Tigua have remained. They endure
imprisonment by the Spanish, oppression and manipulation by everyone that followed. This is the
story of a people thought to extinct, that are once again learning to survive.
Early histories of the Tigua Indians are conflicting and largely untrue. Since 1680 it had been believed
that the Tiguas were traitors to the Pueblo Nation, and had chose sides with the Spanish during the
Pueblo Revolt. Upon the Spanish retreat south it was believed that ... Show more content on
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With such a large presence of Spanish soldiers it would have been foolish for the Indians of Isleta to
resist them. After failed attempts to recapture lands lost to the north, Governor Otermin finally decided
to give up and proceeded south to greater safety of the Mission of Guadalupe at Juarez. The Spanish
were accompanied by a group of Indians from mixed tribes, including a few Tigua. One in Juarez
three camps for the Indians were established. Alvaro de Zualata was the first priest of the Sacramento
camp was located on the present day site of the Mission Church at Ysleta, Texas. Ysleta, Texas, or
Ysleta del Sur is the current location of the remaining Tigua Indians. Two other camps were also
formed; St. Pedro de Alcantarra and Seneca del Sur. The present Church of Ysleta has an interesting
record from this time stating that in addition to these camps set up by the Spanish, a few Tigua try to
found Ysleta del Sur in a nearby place.
In 1681 Otermin was determined to recapture the lost territories in New Mexico. He mounted an
expedition to the north and was successful in surprising the Pueblo of Isleta under the cover of
darkness. He was able to capture nearly all of the inhabitants. The Spanish continued to move north.
The Pueblo forces were successful again, however, in repulsing the Spanish. Thus forcing the Spanish
back south toward El Paso. As many as 100 Isleta Pueblo escaped from
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The Saga of the Tigua Indians The Saga of the Tigua Indians is an amazing one. By all reasoning they
should have been wiped out long ago. There quiet defiance to change, however, has carried them
through. From the height of civilization to near extinction the Tigua have remained. They endure
imprisonment by the Spanish, oppression and manipulation by everyone that followed. This is the
story of a people thought to extinct, that are once again learning to survive.
Early histories of the Tigua Indians are conflicting and largely untrue. Since 1680 it had been believed
that the Tiguas were traitors to the Pueblo Nation, and had chose sides with the Spanish during the
Pueblo Revolt. Upon the Spanish retreat south it was believed that ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With such a large presence of Spanish soldiers it would have been foolish for the Indians of Isleta to
resist them. After failed attempts to recapture lands lost to the north, Governor Otermin finally decided
to give up and proceeded south to greater safety of the Mission of Guadalupe at Juarez. The Spanish
were accompanied by a group of Indians from mixed tribes, including a few Tigua. One in Juarez
three camps for the Indians were established. Alvaro de Zualata was the first priest of the Sacramento
camp was located on the present day site of the Mission Church at Ysleta, Texas. Ysleta, Texas, or
Ysleta del Sur is the current location of the remaining Tigua Indians. Two other camps were also
formed; St. Pedro de Alcantarra and Seneca del Sur. The present Church of Ysleta has an interesting
record from this time stating that in addition to these camps set up by the Spanish, a few Tigua try to
found Ysleta del Sur in a nearby place.
In 1681 Otermin was determined to recapture the lost territories in New Mexico. He mounted an
expedition to the north and was successful in surprising the Pueblo of Isleta under the cover of
darkness. He was able to capture nearly all of the inhabitants. The Spanish continued to move north.
The Pueblo forces were successful again, however, in repulsing the Spanish. Thus forcing the Spanish
back south toward El Paso. As many as 100 Isleta Pueblo escaped from
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A Conflict Of Interest Policy For The Board
Ethel Carew
12/06/14
Recommendation of Issues and Topics to address when establishing a Conflict of Interest Policy for
the Board.
As a tax exempt organization the presence and enforcement of a Conflict of Interest1 in a Board will:
A) Protect the Healthcare System s interest in transactions or arrangements that may also benefit a
director s private interest.
B) Ensure that the Board can make decisions in an objective manner without undue influence by
persons with a private interest.
c) Help protect its Tax exempt status as the Board operates in a manner consistent with their charitable
purpose, properly oversee the activities of its directors, and pays no more than reasonable
compensation to affiliated physicians and other highly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For this board, that will be translated to mean 16 or more Directors.
Identifying Disqualified Persons
Based on the Treasury Regulations §4958 which defines disqualified persons as including (1) board
members, (2) presidents, chief executive officers or chief operating officers, (3) treasurers and chief
financial officers, and (4) those others who facts and circumstances tend to show have substantial
influence over the affairs of an organization, it may seem that The Healthcare system s CEO,COO s,
some affiliated Physicians and Directors with significant contributions would be classified as
Disqualified persons. This being the case, Self dealing, or related party transaction violations, pose the
greatest risk of personal liability for directors. The Conflict of Interest Policy provisions in regards to
self dealing should be clear and broadly disseminated to all directors about the importance of potential
conflicts disclosure.
Declaration of Interest
The policy should also include how the board members disclose their personal and financial interests
and how they should deal with gifts or other incentives made to them in the course of their role on the
Board. All Board Directors can declare all material facts or Financial Interests1 concerning the
existence and nature of a potential Conflict of Interest and the relationship of any Interested Director .
This can be done when they first join the board and at the beginning of each Board
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Ethel Carew
12/06/14
Recommendation of Issues and Topics to address when establishing a Conflict of Interest Policy for
the Board.
As a tax exempt organization the presence and enforcement of a Conflict of Interest1 in a Board will:
A) Protect the Healthcare System s interest in transactions or arrangements that may also benefit a
director s private interest.
B) Ensure that the Board can make decisions in an objective manner without undue influence by
persons with a private interest.
c) Help protect its Tax exempt status as the Board operates in a manner consistent with their charitable
purpose, properly oversee the activities of its directors, and pays no more than reasonable
compensation to affiliated physicians and other highly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For this board, that will be translated to mean 16 or more Directors.
Identifying Disqualified Persons
Based on the Treasury Regulations §4958 which defines disqualified persons as including (1) board
members, (2) presidents, chief executive officers or chief operating officers, (3) treasurers and chief
financial officers, and (4) those others who facts and circumstances tend to show have substantial
influence over the affairs of an organization, it may seem that The Healthcare system s CEO,COO s,
some affiliated Physicians and Directors with significant contributions would be classified as
Disqualified persons. This being the case, Self dealing, or related party transaction violations, pose the
greatest risk of personal liability for directors. The Conflict of Interest Policy provisions in regards to
self dealing should be clear and broadly disseminated to all directors about the importance of potential
conflicts disclosure.
Declaration of Interest
The policy should also include how the board members disclose their personal and financial interests
and how they should deal with gifts or other incentives made to them in the course of their role on the
Board. All Board Directors can declare all material facts or Financial Interests1 concerning the
existence and nature of a potential Conflict of Interest and the relationship of any Interested Director .
This can be done when they first join the board and at the beginning of each Board
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Racial Tensiona and Low Expectation on Black Athletes in...
In Odessa, an oil rich town in West Texas, there is a line that separates the two races of blacks and
whites. They called it the American version of the Berlin Wall the railroad tracks that inevitably ran
through the heart of town (Bissinger 91). The tracks are the symbol of the barrier, tension, and attitude
that stand between the two races. To the Odessan whites, African Americans are often considered
extraneous, with few hopes and dreams to follow. It is also a common part of everyday language to
blurt out the word nigger, without ever categorizing it in a racist context. To escape the predisposed
perception, the football stadium, where the night lights shine, is the solitary premises where blacks
accepted as an identity, as well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This accident not only jeopardizes Boobie s career, but also lay down the principal truth behind
athletes of colors. Accordingly, Bissinger shows the readers how Blacks are viewed: Just do to him
what a trainer did to a horse...shoot him to put him out of the misery of life that no longer had any
value (Bissinger 67). The imagery illustrates here depicts an oppression tone which translates to the
fact that Blacks athletes are solely exploited until they have reach their point of exhaustion. In sum,
Bissinger is implying that African American are only accepted in the realm of Odessa football because
they are physically capable of bringing victory to the game. However, when black athletes are seen as
no longer useful in the playing field, the Permian whites automatically omit them from the hierarchy.
Laurence Hurd, an African American Church of Christ minister, compared this prejudice to the period
of slavery: Today, instead of the cotton field, it s the sports arena (Bissinger 109). Through the
dialogue of Hurd, the reader can clearly see that this comparison reflects the antebellum era, in which
labor oppression as well as unfair discrimination were at its prime against people of color. For that
matter, Hurd is essentially highlighting the perpetuation of blacks exploitation, specifying the
continuous prejudice thoughts from the White society. Unfortunately, Boobie fell under this curse of
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In Odessa, an oil rich town in West Texas, there is a line that separates the two races of blacks and
whites. They called it the American version of the Berlin Wall the railroad tracks that inevitably ran
through the heart of town (Bissinger 91). The tracks are the symbol of the barrier, tension, and attitude
that stand between the two races. To the Odessan whites, African Americans are often considered
extraneous, with few hopes and dreams to follow. It is also a common part of everyday language to
blurt out the word nigger, without ever categorizing it in a racist context. To escape the predisposed
perception, the football stadium, where the night lights shine, is the solitary premises where blacks
accepted as an identity, as well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This accident not only jeopardizes Boobie s career, but also lay down the principal truth behind
athletes of colors. Accordingly, Bissinger shows the readers how Blacks are viewed: Just do to him
what a trainer did to a horse...shoot him to put him out of the misery of life that no longer had any
value (Bissinger 67). The imagery illustrates here depicts an oppression tone which translates to the
fact that Blacks athletes are solely exploited until they have reach their point of exhaustion. In sum,
Bissinger is implying that African American are only accepted in the realm of Odessa football because
they are physically capable of bringing victory to the game. However, when black athletes are seen as
no longer useful in the playing field, the Permian whites automatically omit them from the hierarchy.
Laurence Hurd, an African American Church of Christ minister, compared this prejudice to the period
of slavery: Today, instead of the cotton field, it s the sports arena (Bissinger 109). Through the
dialogue of Hurd, the reader can clearly see that this comparison reflects the antebellum era, in which
labor oppression as well as unfair discrimination were at its prime against people of color. For that
matter, Hurd is essentially highlighting the perpetuation of blacks exploitation, specifying the
continuous prejudice thoughts from the White society. Unfortunately, Boobie fell under this curse of
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The Killer Wave And Tsunami
Tracing back to through history, mankind has tried to caution upcoming generations of horrific
overland deluge events. You can discover this message in the epic tells of the Sumerian King
Gilgamesh. It is juxtaposed with Hebrew Bible referencing Noah. The Abrahamic and Babylonian
regions have warning stories as well. Other places such as Japan and the Hawaii Islands have passed
down forewarnings and changed their life to face this ominous threat. They tell stories of whole towns
and villages washed away overnight. The event is called tsunami, which means (Killer Wave) in the
Japanese language. Unlike your typical overland downslope flow of water, masses amount of displace
water rises overland and then recedes back to the ocean. Plate tectonics, earthquakes, violent storms
and landslides are well understood causes of this event; however, the killer wave or Tsunami is so rare
that we fail to understand how in depth and devastating it is. The Indonesian tsunami of 2004 video
highlighted the true scale and size of a tsunami wave. While deployed overseas in Misawa Japan, I
was still skeptical about just how much damage a wave of water could create. Surprisingly, seven
years later, the Japanese tsunami of 2011 would give me a crash course in flora, fauna and structural
destruction.
To begin, the resilient flora of the area is not immune to the destruction of this cataclysmic event.
Ironically, I was sailing off northeastern coast of Honshu right above the earthquake that
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Tracing back to through history, mankind has tried to caution upcoming generations of horrific
overland deluge events. You can discover this message in the epic tells of the Sumerian King
Gilgamesh. It is juxtaposed with Hebrew Bible referencing Noah. The Abrahamic and Babylonian
regions have warning stories as well. Other places such as Japan and the Hawaii Islands have passed
down forewarnings and changed their life to face this ominous threat. They tell stories of whole towns
and villages washed away overnight. The event is called tsunami, which means (Killer Wave) in the
Japanese language. Unlike your typical overland downslope flow of water, masses amount of displace
water rises overland and then recedes back to the ocean. Plate tectonics, earthquakes, violent storms
and landslides are well understood causes of this event; however, the killer wave or Tsunami is so rare
that we fail to understand how in depth and devastating it is. The Indonesian tsunami of 2004 video
highlighted the true scale and size of a tsunami wave. While deployed overseas in Misawa Japan, I
was still skeptical about just how much damage a wave of water could create. Surprisingly, seven
years later, the Japanese tsunami of 2011 would give me a crash course in flora, fauna and structural
destruction.
To begin, the resilient flora of the area is not immune to the destruction of this cataclysmic event.
Ironically, I was sailing off northeastern coast of Honshu right above the earthquake that
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The Military Professional Identity Is Defined Differently...
As Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy, we are in the developmental phase on our way
to become the future leaders defined as military professionals. The military professional identity is
defined differently by everyone. I believe for one to embody the military professional identity, he or
she has to be a leader of character and ready to defend the nation. The four years spent at the Naval
Academy gives you the opportunity to develop and mold your physical, mental, and moral stature in
order to embody the military professional identity that one desires or believes is right. I believe that
one s character is partially developed based on their core values. I personally embody core values such
as dependability, honesty, and commitment. There are other core values that I would say are necessary
in order to fit the identity as a military professional, but those three values are the ones that define me
as a future leader in the military. A leader should be dependable at least. As a leader in the military,
you constantly will have subordinates who are facing trials and tribulations in which they will need a
leader that they can trust and depend on. That follows right into my next core value that is honesty.
Being honest is the only way to really earn someone s trust. An individual will only follow in an
environment where he or she knows that the one leading them is consistently honest. This
environment would include a leader that refrains from deception by lying or
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As Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy, we are in the developmental phase on our way
to become the future leaders defined as military professionals. The military professional identity is
defined differently by everyone. I believe for one to embody the military professional identity, he or
she has to be a leader of character and ready to defend the nation. The four years spent at the Naval
Academy gives you the opportunity to develop and mold your physical, mental, and moral stature in
order to embody the military professional identity that one desires or believes is right. I believe that
one s character is partially developed based on their core values. I personally embody core values such
as dependability, honesty, and commitment. There are other core values that I would say are necessary
in order to fit the identity as a military professional, but those three values are the ones that define me
as a future leader in the military. A leader should be dependable at least. As a leader in the military,
you constantly will have subordinates who are facing trials and tribulations in which they will need a
leader that they can trust and depend on. That follows right into my next core value that is honesty.
Being honest is the only way to really earn someone s trust. An individual will only follow in an
environment where he or she knows that the one leading them is consistently honest. This
environment would include a leader that refrains from deception by lying or
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Long Beach Erosion
Throughout history, the coastline of Sandy Bay has been subject to erosion. The areas focussed on in
this study are Nutgrove and Long Beach. Erosion was first documented in this area in 1813. Sea level
rise and the increase in the frequency and severity of weather events is currently having an impact on
the land cover of both Nutgrove and Long Beach and this is erosion is likely to increase as time passes
and climate change progresses.
In an attempt to combat erosion and interest more people in visiting this area an ongoing project has
been implemented along Long Beach and Nutgrove Beach. The project aims to reduce the rate of
erosion and make the area a desirable place for people to visit for many years to come. One of the
most recent additions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Along Nutgrove Beach vegetation management has been implemented to prevent and reduce future
erosion. This has been done by planting plants in the dunes in the hope of the plants trapping the sand
and preventing further erosion. As well as vegetation management to protect the dunes, a fence has
also been assembled in front of the dunes to prevent people from accessing the dunes and causing
further erosion to the dunes and damaging the vegetation. This has been successful and has
significantly reduced the extent of the erosion of the sand dunes at Nutgrove Beach.
Around the foreshore of both Long Beach and Nutgrove Beach, rocks have been added to the
foreshore to prevent further erosion of the beach. This has been successful in reducing the amount of
sand that is drawn out to sea.
The waves flowing up onto the beach have caused sand to wash up into the areas where there are stairs
coming down from the seawall. This clearly highlights the force of the waves and the movement of
the sand that is occurring as a
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Throughout history, the coastline of Sandy Bay has been subject to erosion. The areas focussed on in
this study are Nutgrove and Long Beach. Erosion was first documented in this area in 1813. Sea level
rise and the increase in the frequency and severity of weather events is currently having an impact on
the land cover of both Nutgrove and Long Beach and this is erosion is likely to increase as time passes
and climate change progresses.
In an attempt to combat erosion and interest more people in visiting this area an ongoing project has
been implemented along Long Beach and Nutgrove Beach. The project aims to reduce the rate of
erosion and make the area a desirable place for people to visit for many years to come. One of the
most recent additions ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Along Nutgrove Beach vegetation management has been implemented to prevent and reduce future
erosion. This has been done by planting plants in the dunes in the hope of the plants trapping the sand
and preventing further erosion. As well as vegetation management to protect the dunes, a fence has
also been assembled in front of the dunes to prevent people from accessing the dunes and causing
further erosion to the dunes and damaging the vegetation. This has been successful and has
significantly reduced the extent of the erosion of the sand dunes at Nutgrove Beach.
Around the foreshore of both Long Beach and Nutgrove Beach, rocks have been added to the
foreshore to prevent further erosion of the beach. This has been successful in reducing the amount of
sand that is drawn out to sea.
The waves flowing up onto the beach have caused sand to wash up into the areas where there are stairs
coming down from the seawall. This clearly highlights the force of the waves and the movement of
the sand that is occurring as a
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A Rhetorical Analysis Of Black Holes
The sixty symbols website has quite the collection of intriguing astronomical theories and interviews,
but I specifically chose that of the black hole that contains interviews by Omar Almaini, Ed Copeland,
Tony Padilla, Meghan Gray and Mike Merrifield from the University of Nottingham. The video began
by a man revealing to his audience that he is often questioned about his personal opinion on black
holes, which he informs us that of course he sees them as frightening and intimidating but goes on to
refer to them as cuddly . Upon further explanation he points out two small (but different sized), round,
black balls of fabric (that seemed to be knitted) that were gifts for his sister in law and they are meant
to be representation of black holes with their solid black exterior. This seems like a useless example,
but after thinking about it more critically I realize that I wasn t ... Show more content on
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After his brief time on the screen it changes to another interviewer, female this time, who continues
his statement by adding that material comes together under the force of gravity and tries to fight but
get too much material you can t overcome that force and eventually mathematics and laws of physics
take us into this strange regime . The next series of speakers are broken into approximately 30 seconds
of screen time in which they explain pieces of what causes a black hole. The next screen continues
with a man who explains that black holes occur simply when a star dies and another speaker
elaborates on what they are by explaining them as something that s got many masses of a sun that has
collapsed on its own gravitational pull and a lot of mass that is packed in a very small region,
eventually collapses to the point where not even light can escape from it and it forms what has been
called an event
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The sixty symbols website has quite the collection of intriguing astronomical theories and interviews,
but I specifically chose that of the black hole that contains interviews by Omar Almaini, Ed Copeland,
Tony Padilla, Meghan Gray and Mike Merrifield from the University of Nottingham. The video began
by a man revealing to his audience that he is often questioned about his personal opinion on black
holes, which he informs us that of course he sees them as frightening and intimidating but goes on to
refer to them as cuddly . Upon further explanation he points out two small (but different sized), round,
black balls of fabric (that seemed to be knitted) that were gifts for his sister in law and they are meant
to be representation of black holes with their solid black exterior. This seems like a useless example,
but after thinking about it more critically I realize that I wasn t ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After his brief time on the screen it changes to another interviewer, female this time, who continues
his statement by adding that material comes together under the force of gravity and tries to fight but
get too much material you can t overcome that force and eventually mathematics and laws of physics
take us into this strange regime . The next series of speakers are broken into approximately 30 seconds
of screen time in which they explain pieces of what causes a black hole. The next screen continues
with a man who explains that black holes occur simply when a star dies and another speaker
elaborates on what they are by explaining them as something that s got many masses of a sun that has
collapsed on its own gravitational pull and a lot of mass that is packed in a very small region,
eventually collapses to the point where not even light can escape from it and it forms what has been
called an event
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Essay on The Ontological Argument for the Existence of God
The Ontological Argument for the Existence of God
The ontological argument is an a priori argument. The arguments attempt to prove God s existence
from the meaning of the word God. The ontological argument was introduced by Anselm of
Canterbury in his book Proslogion. Anselm s classical argument was based on two principals and the
two most involved in this is St Anselm of Canterbury as previously mentioned and Rene Descartes.
The ontological argument argues that if you understand what it means to talk about God, you will see
His existence is necessarily true. Anselm defined God as that than which nothing greater can be
conceived , hence God must exist. Anselm also believed that even ... Show more content on
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If He did not exist, then you could still think of an even greater being (one just like God that you said
did not exist, except this one would exist). Existence must be one of God s attributes because to
remove it, you would still be able to fathom a greater God (one which does exist). The problem most
have with this argument is that it seems to simply list existence among God s attributes, rather than
show it. The argument appears to say whatever you can imagine should be true in reality.
Descartes claimed God exists is true, if we know what it means to talk of God. Similarly, he
maintained that once we know what a triangle is we know that it must have three sides. Like a triangle
inherently must have three sides, so God inherently must exist.
Objections to the ontological argument were first brought up by a monk who was a contemporary of
Anselm named Gaunilo. He said that according to Anselm s line of reasoning, if he envisioned an
island that is beautiful and sparkling and completely perfect, then it must exist. For an island that does
exist would be more perfect than one that does not exist. Gaunilo said that we cannot simply define
things into existence. We cannot show an island or God exists simply by analyzing that idea.
A critique of Descartes comes from the philosopher David Hume who argued against the
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The Ontological Argument for the Existence of God
The ontological argument is an a priori argument. The arguments attempt to prove God s existence
from the meaning of the word God. The ontological argument was introduced by Anselm of
Canterbury in his book Proslogion. Anselm s classical argument was based on two principals and the
two most involved in this is St Anselm of Canterbury as previously mentioned and Rene Descartes.
The ontological argument argues that if you understand what it means to talk about God, you will see
His existence is necessarily true. Anselm defined God as that than which nothing greater can be
conceived , hence God must exist. Anselm also believed that even ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If He did not exist, then you could still think of an even greater being (one just like God that you said
did not exist, except this one would exist). Existence must be one of God s attributes because to
remove it, you would still be able to fathom a greater God (one which does exist). The problem most
have with this argument is that it seems to simply list existence among God s attributes, rather than
show it. The argument appears to say whatever you can imagine should be true in reality.
Descartes claimed God exists is true, if we know what it means to talk of God. Similarly, he
maintained that once we know what a triangle is we know that it must have three sides. Like a triangle
inherently must have three sides, so God inherently must exist.
Objections to the ontological argument were first brought up by a monk who was a contemporary of
Anselm named Gaunilo. He said that according to Anselm s line of reasoning, if he envisioned an
island that is beautiful and sparkling and completely perfect, then it must exist. For an island that does
exist would be more perfect than one that does not exist. Gaunilo said that we cannot simply define
things into existence. We cannot show an island or God exists simply by analyzing that idea.
A critique of Descartes comes from the philosopher David Hume who argued against the
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Similarities Between Emma And Homa
Emma dreams of being in the noble class, something she could accomplish by her doctor husband who
she then manipulate to get what she wants. We see this even in the pharmacist Homaïs who tries to
brag up the social pyramid and look up to strong nobility. Like Emma [Purchaser] Homaïs two urchica
pompadourstil statuettes to adorn his drawing room (s.325) to be greater and seem rich. Homaïs have
the typical bourgeois mentality of the author conveys the bourgeois principles, to be like nobility. The
difference between these two is that Emma as a woman must reach this status by her husband while
Homaïs alone can achieve nobility. By Emma and Homaïs consumerism mocks Flaubert bourgeoisie
need for the pleasure of buying things.
This bourgeois ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This we can see in Charles s mother, she controls his life and live their own dreams through him,
something that probably even Emma would do if she had a son. The thought of giving birth to a male
creature was like a revenge for all her disappointed expectations and a hope for the future (p.91). In
this powerful quote we see her disappointment at being a woman in the bourgeoisie because of the
lack of freedom. The woman is pinioned and lives by man. Emma becomes a mother from turning
because of this. She baptized her daughter by a woman she met at the marquis prom and this suggests
Emma fixation of the nobility.
An important aspect of Flaubert s criticism is that Emma and Homaïs are similar in that they both
want to be like the nobility and both like art, Emma plays the piano, read poetry, and like to write,
Homaïs writing a book, but they still contrasts with each other strong. The author argues then that
even if they are as successful as the ridiculous pharmacist Homaïs while Emma struggling to fail
because she is a woman in a patriarchal society. Gycklaren Homaïs receive the Legion of Honor and
Emma takes her life. This suggests the author of injustice that the selfish survive while the fighter
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Emma dreams of being in the noble class, something she could accomplish by her doctor husband who
she then manipulate to get what she wants. We see this even in the pharmacist Homaïs who tries to
brag up the social pyramid and look up to strong nobility. Like Emma [Purchaser] Homaïs two urchica
pompadourstil statuettes to adorn his drawing room (s.325) to be greater and seem rich. Homaïs have
the typical bourgeois mentality of the author conveys the bourgeois principles, to be like nobility. The
difference between these two is that Emma as a woman must reach this status by her husband while
Homaïs alone can achieve nobility. By Emma and Homaïs consumerism mocks Flaubert bourgeoisie
need for the pleasure of buying things.
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This we can see in Charles s mother, she controls his life and live their own dreams through him,
something that probably even Emma would do if she had a son. The thought of giving birth to a male
creature was like a revenge for all her disappointed expectations and a hope for the future (p.91). In
this powerful quote we see her disappointment at being a woman in the bourgeoisie because of the
lack of freedom. The woman is pinioned and lives by man. Emma becomes a mother from turning
because of this. She baptized her daughter by a woman she met at the marquis prom and this suggests
Emma fixation of the nobility.
An important aspect of Flaubert s criticism is that Emma and Homaïs are similar in that they both
want to be like the nobility and both like art, Emma plays the piano, read poetry, and like to write,
Homaïs writing a book, but they still contrasts with each other strong. The author argues then that
even if they are as successful as the ridiculous pharmacist Homaïs while Emma struggling to fail
because she is a woman in a patriarchal society. Gycklaren Homaïs receive the Legion of Honor and
Emma takes her life. This suggests the author of injustice that the selfish survive while the fighter
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American Dance Report
On September 10th, I had the pleasure of attending the Shapiro and Smith Dance. The performance
was a series of different dance numbers that used different elements of sound and movements to
promote their ideas. The first dance was called Dance with Two Army Blankets. The dance used old
army blankets as props to throw the dancers around the stage. Often, the blankets were used to throw
these dancers away from other people who they were trying to reach, as if their experiences with war
made it difficult for them to connect with others. This danced was followed by Jack, a dance between
two men and played around with all the fairy tales and rhymes that were about men named Jack. The
usage of poetry and spoken word in a dance was a new concept to me, with no set rhythm that a
normal song would present it was interesting how the dancers used the beats of the voice ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The dancers in Jack had used pre recorded poetry while the two ladies of Pat A Cake relied only on
what sounds they could make through stomping, clapping, snapping, as well as their own words. They
had no other sound other than what they could create. This created an almost intimate atmosphere, and
the distance between dancer and audience felt less because the normal glam that is used to separate
those on stage from those in the house was gone. The following dance, however, went back to what I
was expecting to see at a dance show. To Have and To Hold was a number dedicated to those we have
loved and lost but not forgotten, to quote my program. The music was entirely instrumental and the
mood of the music was used to dictate mood of the dance. After the more cheerful and humorous Jack
and Pat A Cake this dance felt heavier. Even the moments of joy when the dancers were, literally,
sliding across the stage, there was a sorrowful undertone as if the joy wouldn t last for
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On September 10th, I had the pleasure of attending the Shapiro and Smith Dance. The performance
was a series of different dance numbers that used different elements of sound and movements to
promote their ideas. The first dance was called Dance with Two Army Blankets. The dance used old
army blankets as props to throw the dancers around the stage. Often, the blankets were used to throw
these dancers away from other people who they were trying to reach, as if their experiences with war
made it difficult for them to connect with others. This danced was followed by Jack, a dance between
two men and played around with all the fairy tales and rhymes that were about men named Jack. The
usage of poetry and spoken word in a dance was a new concept to me, with no set rhythm that a
normal song would present it was interesting how the dancers used the beats of the voice ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The dancers in Jack had used pre recorded poetry while the two ladies of Pat A Cake relied only on
what sounds they could make through stomping, clapping, snapping, as well as their own words. They
had no other sound other than what they could create. This created an almost intimate atmosphere, and
the distance between dancer and audience felt less because the normal glam that is used to separate
those on stage from those in the house was gone. The following dance, however, went back to what I
was expecting to see at a dance show. To Have and To Hold was a number dedicated to those we have
loved and lost but not forgotten, to quote my program. The music was entirely instrumental and the
mood of the music was used to dictate mood of the dance. After the more cheerful and humorous Jack
and Pat A Cake this dance felt heavier. Even the moments of joy when the dancers were, literally,
sliding across the stage, there was a sorrowful undertone as if the joy wouldn t last for
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Underage Drinking
Underage Drinking Introduction Underage drinking has long been, and continues to be, a serious
public health concern. Teen alcohol use kills more than 4700 people each year and high school
students who use alcohol or other drugs are five times more likely to drop out of school (MADD,
2014) than kids who do not. There have been years of underage drinking prevention programs to
curtail the use of alcohol by those under 21 years of age and yet alcohol is the most widely used drug
by adolescents in the United States (Wagoner et al. 2012). Underage drinking is a real problem in all
50 states, even though there are laws in place to prohibit anyone under 21 years of age from drinking
alcohol. Parental involvement might be the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2012). Because of the growing issue of parents supplying alcohol to minors, 35 of 50 states currently
have Social Host laws in effect. This means if an adult is supplying minors with alcohol in their home,
they can be arrested and charged. These laws are an attempt to decrease the number of adults hosting
underage parties and supplying alcohol to minors (Wagoner et al. 2012). In addition to social host
laws, laws concerning restricted licenses for teens and limiting teen driving at night seem to have had
an impact on underage drinking. Additionally, license suspension laws for alcohol violations are
making kids think twice before they consume alcohol and drive (Hingson, 2014). Yet underage
drinking remains a nationwide concern and must continue to be addressed. Methodology This study
will use cluster sampling to get a good base of individuals and not just those from one area of a city or
country. We will use five regions, Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Northwest and Southwest. We will
contract with 30 parents in each region (150 total) who have children ages nine to nineteen, and are
willing to actively participate in a longitudinal study. The purpose of the study will be explained to
everyone in a question and answer meeting. Those who
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Underage Drinking Introduction Underage drinking has long been, and continues to be, a serious
public health concern. Teen alcohol use kills more than 4700 people each year and high school
students who use alcohol or other drugs are five times more likely to drop out of school (MADD,
2014) than kids who do not. There have been years of underage drinking prevention programs to
curtail the use of alcohol by those under 21 years of age and yet alcohol is the most widely used drug
by adolescents in the United States (Wagoner et al. 2012). Underage drinking is a real problem in all
50 states, even though there are laws in place to prohibit anyone under 21 years of age from drinking
alcohol. Parental involvement might be the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2012). Because of the growing issue of parents supplying alcohol to minors, 35 of 50 states currently
have Social Host laws in effect. This means if an adult is supplying minors with alcohol in their home,
they can be arrested and charged. These laws are an attempt to decrease the number of adults hosting
underage parties and supplying alcohol to minors (Wagoner et al. 2012). In addition to social host
laws, laws concerning restricted licenses for teens and limiting teen driving at night seem to have had
an impact on underage drinking. Additionally, license suspension laws for alcohol violations are
making kids think twice before they consume alcohol and drive (Hingson, 2014). Yet underage
drinking remains a nationwide concern and must continue to be addressed. Methodology This study
will use cluster sampling to get a good base of individuals and not just those from one area of a city or
country. We will use five regions, Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Northwest and Southwest. We will
contract with 30 parents in each region (150 total) who have children ages nine to nineteen, and are
willing to actively participate in a longitudinal study. The purpose of the study will be explained to
everyone in a question and answer meeting. Those who
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How Does Dysart Conflicted Normality
Dysart s Conflicted Normality Normality, society s confining system of ideals, can force people to
shed their originality and personality. Psychiatrists have the job of guiding those who stray from
society s ideals back to an acceptable normality. In Equus by Peter Shaffer, psychiatrist Martin Dysart
faces growing doubts about the morality of his position as he treats seventeen year old Alan Strang for
an unordinary obsession with horses. Dysart s conflicted beliefs about his profession reveal the
negative side to normality through the unhappiness of his normal life and by showing how stripping
Alan of his passion strips the nature of his soul. Dysart s doubts about psychiatry stem from his
personal life: a life within an unhappy marriage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Dysart mentions his task of enforcing normality, he wonders if Alan would have anything left
without his passion since it s the core of his life (81). Alan s unusual worship defines his current
personality and beliefs, so Dysart struggles to grasp why he must take away this passion. Yet Dysart
follows the normal treatment path and rids Alan of his passion. Afterwards, Dysart admits that his
treatment will likely turn Alan into an empty shell: My desire might be to make this boy an ardent
husband a caring citizen a worshipper of abstract and unifying God. My achievement, however, is
more likely to make a ghost! (107). Dysart changes Alan into another normal person, doomed for an
average and boring life. Instead of having his eyes light up with passion, Alan will become a ghost,
and another person devoid of any individuality. Subsequentially, Dysart s own suffering finally bursts
out when he cries, essentially I cannot know what I do yet I do essential things. Irreversible, terminal
things. I stand in the dark with a pick in my hand, striking at heads! (108). Dysart does not know why
he must destroy passion, yet knows that society thinks his job, as a psychiatrist, is essential. He
damages children in irreversible ways, striking at heads like Alan striking at the horses eyes in
madness, all for the sake of
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Dysart s Conflicted Normality Normality, society s confining system of ideals, can force people to
shed their originality and personality. Psychiatrists have the job of guiding those who stray from
society s ideals back to an acceptable normality. In Equus by Peter Shaffer, psychiatrist Martin Dysart
faces growing doubts about the morality of his position as he treats seventeen year old Alan Strang for
an unordinary obsession with horses. Dysart s conflicted beliefs about his profession reveal the
negative side to normality through the unhappiness of his normal life and by showing how stripping
Alan of his passion strips the nature of his soul. Dysart s doubts about psychiatry stem from his
personal life: a life within an unhappy marriage ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Dysart mentions his task of enforcing normality, he wonders if Alan would have anything left
without his passion since it s the core of his life (81). Alan s unusual worship defines his current
personality and beliefs, so Dysart struggles to grasp why he must take away this passion. Yet Dysart
follows the normal treatment path and rids Alan of his passion. Afterwards, Dysart admits that his
treatment will likely turn Alan into an empty shell: My desire might be to make this boy an ardent
husband a caring citizen a worshipper of abstract and unifying God. My achievement, however, is
more likely to make a ghost! (107). Dysart changes Alan into another normal person, doomed for an
average and boring life. Instead of having his eyes light up with passion, Alan will become a ghost,
and another person devoid of any individuality. Subsequentially, Dysart s own suffering finally bursts
out when he cries, essentially I cannot know what I do yet I do essential things. Irreversible, terminal
things. I stand in the dark with a pick in my hand, striking at heads! (108). Dysart does not know why
he must destroy passion, yet knows that society thinks his job, as a psychiatrist, is essential. He
damages children in irreversible ways, striking at heads like Alan striking at the horses eyes in
madness, all for the sake of
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Sonnet 30
The Disney film Frozen may seem innocent on the surface, but it disguises child abuse and solitary
confinement with a whimsical fantasy world containing trolls and magical powers. Throughout her
childhood, the older sister, Elsa, remains confined to her room, unable to play with her sister and
forced to repress her magic. In one of the film s most heart wrenching moments, Elsa sits on the
opposite side of the door from her sister, just inches away from her, yet sobbing because she lives
isolated from the rest of her family. Elsa s parents ultimately abandon her to deal with her emotional
turbulence and growing powers alone, and when they die, Elsa lacks someone with whom she can
share her grief. Thus, Elsa spends her childhood alone, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Though line 1 and the beginning of line 2, where the speaker summon[s] up remembrance (2),
describe the speaker in the temporal present, the reference to things past (2) marks the first mention of
the past occurrence for which the speaker grieves. Due to the sonnet s constant shifts between past and
present, literary critic Helen Vendler argues that Sonnet 30 participates in a form of temporal hop
scotching, whereby the poet s present self deliberately and habitually [makes] the tears flow again...
willingly [calling] up the griefs of the past (165). Specifically, Vendler contends that the first quatrain
introduces two of five major periods of time from Sonnet 30 the speaker s present thoughts and his
past losses. The wordplay in the third line, where the speaker sigh[s] for things sought (3) spotlights
this tension between past and present, as Shakespeare [invents] a new verb (Vendler 167) to
distinguish the two. In the fourth line, Shakespeare delves deeper into his flashback, recounting his old
woes (4) to depict a time of sorrow. Similarly, the metrical variation present in Shakespeare s dear
times waste (4) emphasizes the ambiguity of the sonnet s past the poet could mean a single
catastrophic event or an entire lifetime, rendering the entire sonnet an
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The Disney film Frozen may seem innocent on the surface, but it disguises child abuse and solitary
confinement with a whimsical fantasy world containing trolls and magical powers. Throughout her
childhood, the older sister, Elsa, remains confined to her room, unable to play with her sister and
forced to repress her magic. In one of the film s most heart wrenching moments, Elsa sits on the
opposite side of the door from her sister, just inches away from her, yet sobbing because she lives
isolated from the rest of her family. Elsa s parents ultimately abandon her to deal with her emotional
turbulence and growing powers alone, and when they die, Elsa lacks someone with whom she can
share her grief. Thus, Elsa spends her childhood alone, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Though line 1 and the beginning of line 2, where the speaker summon[s] up remembrance (2),
describe the speaker in the temporal present, the reference to things past (2) marks the first mention of
the past occurrence for which the speaker grieves. Due to the sonnet s constant shifts between past and
present, literary critic Helen Vendler argues that Sonnet 30 participates in a form of temporal hop
scotching, whereby the poet s present self deliberately and habitually [makes] the tears flow again...
willingly [calling] up the griefs of the past (165). Specifically, Vendler contends that the first quatrain
introduces two of five major periods of time from Sonnet 30 the speaker s present thoughts and his
past losses. The wordplay in the third line, where the speaker sigh[s] for things sought (3) spotlights
this tension between past and present, as Shakespeare [invents] a new verb (Vendler 167) to
distinguish the two. In the fourth line, Shakespeare delves deeper into his flashback, recounting his old
woes (4) to depict a time of sorrow. Similarly, the metrical variation present in Shakespeare s dear
times waste (4) emphasizes the ambiguity of the sonnet s past the poet could mean a single
catastrophic event or an entire lifetime, rendering the entire sonnet an
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Analysis Of Blue-Collar Billiance By Mike Rose
One might argue that without formal education a person has low intelligence. Some people might say
that blue collar work is for the uneducated or for the lower class society. Both of these opinions are
challenged in Mike Rose`s writing Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose uses multiple rhetorical methods
within is reading to prove that blue collar work is not for unintelligent workers. Rose reflects on his
childhood and early adult hood with many references. Rose also uses many different tones throughout
the duration of Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose uses strong evidence to clearly show his opinion of blue
collar work.
Rose uses References through out the reading to prove his claim of blue collar brilliance. He explains
multiple situations he has been through growing up in a blue collar family. Rose writes about his
memories of watching his mother work as a waitress in a restaurant. He explains the skills and work
ethic he watched his mother learn over the years. Rose states, A waitress acquires knowledge and
intuition about the ways and the rhythms of the restaurant business. Waiting on seven to nine tables,
each with two to six customers, Rosie devised memory strategies so that she could remember who
ordered what (274). The uncle of Rose is also used as a reference in Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose
recalls his Uncle Joe explaining that working in the factory could teach him what school could not.
Rose explains that his uncle: initiated the redesign of the nozzle on a paint sprayer,
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One might argue that without formal education a person has low intelligence. Some people might say
that blue collar work is for the uneducated or for the lower class society. Both of these opinions are
challenged in Mike Rose`s writing Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose uses multiple rhetorical methods
within is reading to prove that blue collar work is not for unintelligent workers. Rose reflects on his
childhood and early adult hood with many references. Rose also uses many different tones throughout
the duration of Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose uses strong evidence to clearly show his opinion of blue
collar work.
Rose uses References through out the reading to prove his claim of blue collar brilliance. He explains
multiple situations he has been through growing up in a blue collar family. Rose writes about his
memories of watching his mother work as a waitress in a restaurant. He explains the skills and work
ethic he watched his mother learn over the years. Rose states, A waitress acquires knowledge and
intuition about the ways and the rhythms of the restaurant business. Waiting on seven to nine tables,
each with two to six customers, Rosie devised memory strategies so that she could remember who
ordered what (274). The uncle of Rose is also used as a reference in Blue Collar Brilliance. Rose
recalls his Uncle Joe explaining that working in the factory could teach him what school could not.
Rose explains that his uncle: initiated the redesign of the nozzle on a paint sprayer,
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Different Governments And Investors Reaction
5. Governments and Investors Reaction
5.1 New Circuit Breaker rule
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a new, six month circuit breaker rule,
which is also known as limit up/ limit down. It stated that the exchanges would pause if the trading in
a stock declines more than 10 percent in any five minute interval. This reaction has changed previous
circuit breaker rule. According to Bob Pisani, the writer of Flash Crash 5 years later: What have we
learned? published on CNBC on May 5, 2015, claimed five years ago, each exchange had its own rule
that governed when individual stocks would be halted for sudden volatility. But this rule is confusing
and now it has been eliminated. The new consistent system wide circuit breakers rule is for all
individual stocks, and other revised market wide circuit breakers that will kick in when the S P 500
drops 7 percent or more during the trading day.
5.2 Erroneous trade breaking rules
The SEC has previously approved the Clearly Erroneous Pilot program, which identified new rule
following the flash crash outlining when an erroneous trade would be broken, said Deborah L. Jacobs,
the writer of Why we could easily have another flash crash. This erroneous trade rules clarified the
time and the price of completed trades, which will be reversed or broken by the exchanges and
FINRA. This purpose of the rule is to make a certainty to reduce the market panic likelihood and
capital flight if computer glitches.
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5. Governments and Investors Reaction
5.1 New Circuit Breaker rule
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a new, six month circuit breaker rule,
which is also known as limit up/ limit down. It stated that the exchanges would pause if the trading in
a stock declines more than 10 percent in any five minute interval. This reaction has changed previous
circuit breaker rule. According to Bob Pisani, the writer of Flash Crash 5 years later: What have we
learned? published on CNBC on May 5, 2015, claimed five years ago, each exchange had its own rule
that governed when individual stocks would be halted for sudden volatility. But this rule is confusing
and now it has been eliminated. The new consistent system wide circuit breakers rule is for all
individual stocks, and other revised market wide circuit breakers that will kick in when the S P 500
drops 7 percent or more during the trading day.
5.2 Erroneous trade breaking rules
The SEC has previously approved the Clearly Erroneous Pilot program, which identified new rule
following the flash crash outlining when an erroneous trade would be broken, said Deborah L. Jacobs,
the writer of Why we could easily have another flash crash. This erroneous trade rules clarified the
time and the price of completed trades, which will be reversed or broken by the exchanges and
FINRA. This purpose of the rule is to make a certainty to reduce the market panic likelihood and
capital flight if computer glitches.
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The British East India Company Tea Trade
The British East India Company Tea Trade
In a royal charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I, a group of ambitious Englishmen created something
they never could have fathomed the lasting effects of. The British East India Company was much
more than a means of trade, it brought countries together and it tore them apart. It sustained a
powerful empire and brought corruption where corruption never existed. Trade was the prerogative
but power was the motive. The British East India Company serves as a paradigm for centuries to come
not only in terms of international trade but also globalism, exploitation, and transition of power
between countries. The infamous tea trade started in 1604 with the first British East India Company
import of tea from China. The British rapidly acquired a taste for Chinese tea and within just years of
tea hitting the market, the British could not get enough. This proposed a couple of problems for the
BEIC. The first being, the lower class of Britain could not afford the tea due to high tariffs imposed on
the luxury good so they started smuggling it in to Britain. Soon thereafter, the trend of smuggling tea
into the docks Britain grew exponentially. Since smuggling was drastically hurting the profits of the
BEIC simply because people were getting around the tariffs so easily, they looked elsewhere for
profits. The BEIC was granted permission by the throne to export tea directly to their colonies in
America. In doing so, Britain put outrageous tariffs on
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The British East India Company Tea Trade
In a royal charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I, a group of ambitious Englishmen created something
they never could have fathomed the lasting effects of. The British East India Company was much
more than a means of trade, it brought countries together and it tore them apart. It sustained a
powerful empire and brought corruption where corruption never existed. Trade was the prerogative
but power was the motive. The British East India Company serves as a paradigm for centuries to come
not only in terms of international trade but also globalism, exploitation, and transition of power
between countries. The infamous tea trade started in 1604 with the first British East India Company
import of tea from China. The British rapidly acquired a taste for Chinese tea and within just years of
tea hitting the market, the British could not get enough. This proposed a couple of problems for the
BEIC. The first being, the lower class of Britain could not afford the tea due to high tariffs imposed on
the luxury good so they started smuggling it in to Britain. Soon thereafter, the trend of smuggling tea
into the docks Britain grew exponentially. Since smuggling was drastically hurting the profits of the
BEIC simply because people were getting around the tariffs so easily, they looked elsewhere for
profits. The BEIC was granted permission by the throne to export tea directly to their colonies in
America. In doing so, Britain put outrageous tariffs on
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The Pros And Cons Of Wildlife Management
Wildlife management is one of the many branches within Natural Resource Management. This branch
specifically dedicates its time and resources to doing exactly what it sounds like managing wildlife
and the habitat they live in. However, they do this through not directly manipulating the organisms
and habitats, but through the regulations of humans and their activities.It is easier to help animals by
controlling human activity than it is to control the animal s activity. That is why the true focus of
wildlife management lies in managing people, not the animals.
There are numerous ways that humans affect wildlife, both in positive and negative ways. Humans act
as a predator to populations where natural predators have a small population or have been extirpated
from an area. They can remove aggressive or sick animals from a population. Some of the more
negative impacts of humans can be over harvesting a population to the point of an endangered status
or driving them to extinction. When settlers began to expand westward, many saw economic
opportunity. Whether it was trapping beavers for their fur, killing bison for hides, or trapping
songbirds for their feathers, people were tearing populations apart just to make money. It seemed as if
America was plentiful and had an infinite amount of resources. However, that was not the case. Due to
people s carelessness, many species that once roamed the land and skies are now extinct. Back then,
there were no hunting regulations for humans and no legal protection for the animals. One such
animals that has suffered from this was the Carolina parakeet (Conuropsis carolinensis). This species
was a beautiful yellow and orange headed, green bodied parakeet that inhabited the Eastern United
States. It was hunted for a number of things, including destroying farmers crops and having a high
demand in the feather trade due to their vibrant colors. Both of these factors in combination with the
destruction of the bird s habitat led to their population decline and extinction in the 1920 s. (Cornell
Lab of Ornithology).
A great majority of the extinctions that have occurred throughout history can have the causes traced
back to human activity. People realized that extensive and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Wildlife management is one of the many branches within Natural Resource Management. This branch
specifically dedicates its time and resources to doing exactly what it sounds like managing wildlife
and the habitat they live in. However, they do this through not directly manipulating the organisms
and habitats, but through the regulations of humans and their activities.It is easier to help animals by
controlling human activity than it is to control the animal s activity. That is why the true focus of
wildlife management lies in managing people, not the animals.
There are numerous ways that humans affect wildlife, both in positive and negative ways. Humans act
as a predator to populations where natural predators have a small population or have been extirpated
from an area. They can remove aggressive or sick animals from a population. Some of the more
negative impacts of humans can be over harvesting a population to the point of an endangered status
or driving them to extinction. When settlers began to expand westward, many saw economic
opportunity. Whether it was trapping beavers for their fur, killing bison for hides, or trapping
songbirds for their feathers, people were tearing populations apart just to make money. It seemed as if
America was plentiful and had an infinite amount of resources. However, that was not the case. Due to
people s carelessness, many species that once roamed the land and skies are now extinct. Back then,
there were no hunting regulations for humans and no legal protection for the animals. One such
animals that has suffered from this was the Carolina parakeet (Conuropsis carolinensis). This species
was a beautiful yellow and orange headed, green bodied parakeet that inhabited the Eastern United
States. It was hunted for a number of things, including destroying farmers crops and having a high
demand in the feather trade due to their vibrant colors. Both of these factors in combination with the
destruction of the bird s habitat led to their population decline and extinction in the 1920 s. (Cornell
Lab of Ornithology).
A great majority of the extinctions that have occurred throughout history can have the causes traced
back to human activity. People realized that extensive and
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The Concept of Homeostasis Particularly in Relation to...
The Concept of Homeostasis Particularly in Relation to Temperature Control In complex organisms
organs are united to form organ systems such as the digestive, reproductive, nervous and muscular
systems. The fact that all of the organ systems generally work in a highly coordinated manner suggests
strongly that organisms possess distinct physiological control mechanisms that make the coordination
of such highly complex processes possible. One of the most interesting features of such control
mechanisms is that they are built into the system to regulate it. The controls are self adjusting and do
not require constant monitoring from an outside agent. Such controls maintain the system in
equilibrium. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors that must be kept constant include chemical constituents, osmotic pressure, carbon dioxide and
temperature, the latter being the main feature of this discussion. Many physiological processes are
homeostatic in that they are directly or indirectly responsible for regulating the internal environment
All animals produce body heat as the result of metabolic processes. Even in the most efficient animal
most of the energy released is lost for useful work. Some animals are able to use this waste heat, to
rise above the restrictions of the environmental temperature variation and remain active all year round.
There are two types of animal categories, homeotherms and poikilotherms. More useful and well
known terms are ectothermic and endothermic respectfully. Endotherms are warm blooded animals,
which are mammals and birds. Their body temperature is individual to the environmental temperature;
this is regulated by physiological and behavioral means. An advantage of being endothermic is
considerable, by maintaining a steady body temperature they are free to exploit a wider range of
environmental habitats. The temperature of all warm blooded animals is not
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The Concept of Homeostasis Particularly in Relation to Temperature Control In complex organisms
organs are united to form organ systems such as the digestive, reproductive, nervous and muscular
systems. The fact that all of the organ systems generally work in a highly coordinated manner suggests
strongly that organisms possess distinct physiological control mechanisms that make the coordination
of such highly complex processes possible. One of the most interesting features of such control
mechanisms is that they are built into the system to regulate it. The controls are self adjusting and do
not require constant monitoring from an outside agent. Such controls maintain the system in
equilibrium. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors that must be kept constant include chemical constituents, osmotic pressure, carbon dioxide and
temperature, the latter being the main feature of this discussion. Many physiological processes are
homeostatic in that they are directly or indirectly responsible for regulating the internal environment
All animals produce body heat as the result of metabolic processes. Even in the most efficient animal
most of the energy released is lost for useful work. Some animals are able to use this waste heat, to
rise above the restrictions of the environmental temperature variation and remain active all year round.
There are two types of animal categories, homeotherms and poikilotherms. More useful and well
known terms are ectothermic and endothermic respectfully. Endotherms are warm blooded animals,
which are mammals and birds. Their body temperature is individual to the environmental temperature;
this is regulated by physiological and behavioral means. An advantage of being endothermic is
considerable, by maintaining a steady body temperature they are free to exploit a wider range of
environmental habitats. The temperature of all warm blooded animals is not
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In depth analysis of Financial Statements BP
Question 1
1. ceo
The corporate leadership team consists of individuals at the highest level of the organization who have
executive power and have a great deal of responsibility.
the ceo: responsible for the entire operations of the corporation
reports directly to the chairman of the board of directors
implements broad decisions and maintains a smooth operation of the firm
develops annual objectives
ensures efficient acquisition and effective allocation of assets or company resources
ensures appropriate and timely disclose of material information with respect to the corporations
business and affairs
specifically writes the ceo letter
must have a vision and provide leadership
2. Financial statements
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7. internal auditor
The internal auditor is responsible for verifying work performed by the company emplotees whoare
trained in auditing procedures, mainly used for internal control purposes but external auditors can
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Question 1
1. ceo
The corporate leadership team consists of individuals at the highest level of the organization who have
executive power and have a great deal of responsibility.
the ceo: responsible for the entire operations of the corporation
reports directly to the chairman of the board of directors
implements broad decisions and maintains a smooth operation of the firm
develops annual objectives
ensures efficient acquisition and effective allocation of assets or company resources
ensures appropriate and timely disclose of material information with respect to the corporations
business and affairs
specifically writes the ceo letter
must have a vision and provide leadership
2. Financial statements
Financial ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
7. internal auditor
The internal auditor is responsible for verifying work performed by the company emplotees whoare
trained in auditing procedures, mainly used for internal control purposes but external auditors can
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War from the 16th and 17th Century to Invention of Gunpowder
WAR FROM THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURY TO INVENTION OF GUNPOWDER
The invention of the powerful artillery guns would change man s role in warring engagements. The
artillery guns at first were very limited by their own design. The guns were very heavy and had to be
transported by water, which meant that only towns and fortresses that were close to a body of water
could be attacked with artillery also known as the cannon. There were also some fortresses that were
impervious to the early cannon attacks based on strong designs or natural defenses. The French were
able to penetrate the round shaped castles and large walls during the late 1400s by using concentrated
fire of several small guns instead of a few large ones. A new design of ... Show more content on
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The problem with recruitment was solved in many ways. The most common method of enlistment was
actually through volunteering, but other men were forced to serve as well. The volunteers were
attracted to service because of the money, and recruits joined from the mountains, towns, and even in
war zones and the majority of them consisted of peasants or townsmen that needed work. Many men
joined the army to escape the life of their father s work, to avoid criminal prosecution, to see more of
the world, or to pursue honor. In addition to the volunteers, the governments also used forceful means
of enlistment by recruiting an entire population of an area as a unit and forcing them to fight together.
Other forms of forced recruiting included soldiers of defeated armies and the use of conscripts. The
most sought after combat soldier was the veteran and many times a veteran would move from army to
army depending on which one would make him the most money. Financing the large organizations
was no easy task when so many mouths had to be feed, clothed, and armed. Not only were there a lot
of soldiers, but the price of weaponry was increasing as well. Combat basically comes down to one
thing, money; and the army that could last the longest was eventually able to wear down the enemy
instead of having to destroy their armies. Many times the kings of the 1700s would devote anywhere
from 75 to 90 percent of
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WAR FROM THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURY TO INVENTION OF GUNPOWDER
The invention of the powerful artillery guns would change man s role in warring engagements. The
artillery guns at first were very limited by their own design. The guns were very heavy and had to be
transported by water, which meant that only towns and fortresses that were close to a body of water
could be attacked with artillery also known as the cannon. There were also some fortresses that were
impervious to the early cannon attacks based on strong designs or natural defenses. The French were
able to penetrate the round shaped castles and large walls during the late 1400s by using concentrated
fire of several small guns instead of a few large ones. A new design of ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The problem with recruitment was solved in many ways. The most common method of enlistment was
actually through volunteering, but other men were forced to serve as well. The volunteers were
attracted to service because of the money, and recruits joined from the mountains, towns, and even in
war zones and the majority of them consisted of peasants or townsmen that needed work. Many men
joined the army to escape the life of their father s work, to avoid criminal prosecution, to see more of
the world, or to pursue honor. In addition to the volunteers, the governments also used forceful means
of enlistment by recruiting an entire population of an area as a unit and forcing them to fight together.
Other forms of forced recruiting included soldiers of defeated armies and the use of conscripts. The
most sought after combat soldier was the veteran and many times a veteran would move from army to
army depending on which one would make him the most money. Financing the large organizations
was no easy task when so many mouths had to be feed, clothed, and armed. Not only were there a lot
of soldiers, but the price of weaponry was increasing as well. Combat basically comes down to one
thing, money; and the army that could last the longest was eventually able to wear down the enemy
instead of having to destroy their armies. Many times the kings of the 1700s would devote anywhere
from 75 to 90 percent of
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The Consequences Of Video Games
In the modern gaming industry with main stream Role Playing Games (RPGs), the battle between the
two sub genres (Western RPGs and Japanese RPGs) have taken over the mass media discussions on
which is better than the other. Despite this, the nominated RPGs in 2017 of Best Role Playing Game
of the year has shown that split in the society with great games such as Divinity: Original Sin 2 and
Persona 5. However, in the past Western RPGs such as Mass Effect (2008) and Dragon Age: Origins
(2009) have both won this award, dominating in the market through pandering towards the gaming
community with precise implementations and uses that draw towards the market better than Japanese
RPGs.
The way video games are nominated for the awards is they are ... Show more content on
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This to show how Western RPGs pick up in any slack Japanese RPGs don t with certain game
mechanics that people rely on to have that challenge and immersion in the game.
Despite this, there is the argument about the award shows that are exclusively for either Western or
Japanese video games, and whether The Game Awards is valid in being used since Western RPGs are
dominating in the community and hence the market. In fact, The Game Awards is a show that uses an
international jury and as stated before, uses companies such as Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony Interactive
Entertainment, and Activision on the advisory board in the first place. Both Nintendo and Sony
Interactive Entertainment are operated in Japan and thus giving both Western RPGs and Japanese
RPGs a chance compared to a show that there isn t a bias towards a side in this controversy.
In the same fashion of immersion, the use of expression through character customization and the
experience throughout the game greatly coincides with Western RPGs rather than Japanese RPGs.
This is due to the fact that in Japanese RPGs the consumer is told a story rather than being able to be a
part of the story, like in Western RPGs. As discussed in an article called The Rise of Western RPGs by
Stace Harman (2014), in the 1980s to early 1990s, Western RPGs developed a complex alignments
system to help adapt the player
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In the modern gaming industry with main stream Role Playing Games (RPGs), the battle between the
two sub genres (Western RPGs and Japanese RPGs) have taken over the mass media discussions on
which is better than the other. Despite this, the nominated RPGs in 2017 of Best Role Playing Game
of the year has shown that split in the society with great games such as Divinity: Original Sin 2 and
Persona 5. However, in the past Western RPGs such as Mass Effect (2008) and Dragon Age: Origins
(2009) have both won this award, dominating in the market through pandering towards the gaming
community with precise implementations and uses that draw towards the market better than Japanese
RPGs.
The way video games are nominated for the awards is they are ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This to show how Western RPGs pick up in any slack Japanese RPGs don t with certain game
mechanics that people rely on to have that challenge and immersion in the game.
Despite this, there is the argument about the award shows that are exclusively for either Western or
Japanese video games, and whether The Game Awards is valid in being used since Western RPGs are
dominating in the community and hence the market. In fact, The Game Awards is a show that uses an
international jury and as stated before, uses companies such as Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony Interactive
Entertainment, and Activision on the advisory board in the first place. Both Nintendo and Sony
Interactive Entertainment are operated in Japan and thus giving both Western RPGs and Japanese
RPGs a chance compared to a show that there isn t a bias towards a side in this controversy.
In the same fashion of immersion, the use of expression through character customization and the
experience throughout the game greatly coincides with Western RPGs rather than Japanese RPGs.
This is due to the fact that in Japanese RPGs the consumer is told a story rather than being able to be a
part of the story, like in Western RPGs. As discussed in an article called The Rise of Western RPGs by
Stace Harman (2014), in the 1980s to early 1990s, Western RPGs developed a complex alignments
system to help adapt the player
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The Producers In Frankenstein
The Producers is about a man trying to make money from old ladies and con an account into joining
him. He gets an account to sort through his money. His account suggests that he chooses a play that
won t be successful and he would make more money than they had to put into it. They end up in jail
because they get caught in their act. In the begining of young frankenstein he didn t like people calling
me Frankenstein. Dr Frankenstein learns about his grandfather inheritance and he goes to
transylvania.When he gets there people start to wonder what he is doing there and if he going to start
where his grandfather had left off. He starts to mess around with the monster in his grandfather s
basement and the monster eventually escapes. Even though
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The Producers is about a man trying to make money from old ladies and con an account into joining
him. He gets an account to sort through his money. His account suggests that he chooses a play that
won t be successful and he would make more money than they had to put into it. They end up in jail
because they get caught in their act. In the begining of young frankenstein he didn t like people calling
me Frankenstein. Dr Frankenstein learns about his grandfather inheritance and he goes to
transylvania.When he gets there people start to wonder what he is doing there and if he going to start
where his grandfather had left off. He starts to mess around with the monster in his grandfather s
basement and the monster eventually escapes. Even though
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Towers Watson Performance Management Analysis Essay
New research from Towers Watson s Performance Management Pulse Survey 2015 has confirmed that
the concerns raised in these articles are shared widely in many companies around the Europe, Middle
East and Africa (EMEA) region. Almost 65% of organisations described their performance
management processes as ineffective, while only three out of 10 managers and employees reported
being satisfied with these same processes.
Towers Watson Media
Source: Towers Watson Performance Management Survey 2015
But while there is broad agreement about the ineffectiveness of many current programmes, the reasons
behind the dissatisfaction are surprisingly different from the picture painted by the headlines. Rather
than confirming that companies are spending too much time on developing employee performance,
the survey found that 83% of companies invest fewer than six hours per year on each employee.
Against a background where employees are often demanding more frequent feedback and touchpoints,
there is a clear disconnect emerging.
Global employee engagement data confirm how important spending time to set clear goals and
objectives and discussing careers is to employees. Indeed, these frequently appear as two of the top
three drivers of sustainable engagement and retention.
In this most recent survey, for example, employees said they want to spend more time setting relevant
goals (58%) and participating in performance feedback and career discussions (72%). These results
further underscore
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New research from Towers Watson s Performance Management Pulse Survey 2015 has confirmed that
the concerns raised in these articles are shared widely in many companies around the Europe, Middle
East and Africa (EMEA) region. Almost 65% of organisations described their performance
management processes as ineffective, while only three out of 10 managers and employees reported
being satisfied with these same processes.
Towers Watson Media
Source: Towers Watson Performance Management Survey 2015
But while there is broad agreement about the ineffectiveness of many current programmes, the reasons
behind the dissatisfaction are surprisingly different from the picture painted by the headlines. Rather
than confirming that companies are spending too much time on developing employee performance,
the survey found that 83% of companies invest fewer than six hours per year on each employee.
Against a background where employees are often demanding more frequent feedback and touchpoints,
there is a clear disconnect emerging.
Global employee engagement data confirm how important spending time to set clear goals and
objectives and discussing careers is to employees. Indeed, these frequently appear as two of the top
three drivers of sustainable engagement and retention.
In this most recent survey, for example, employees said they want to spend more time setting relevant
goals (58%) and participating in performance feedback and career discussions (72%). These results
further underscore
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Impressionism And Post-Impressionism
People judge a book by its cover. It is the ultimate truth, contrary to the popular adage. Being
judgmental of someone or something by the physical features is a natural human instinct. Accordingly,
in today s world, book publishers hire illustrators to make aesthetically pleasing book covers to
accompany their writing. They are designed to grasp attention when the books are displayed among
other books. This is why I decided to research about why a particular book cover was chosen and how
it was related to the story. Katherine Mansfield lived through art periods known as Impressionism and
Post Impressionism. Impressionism is a style or movement in painting originating in France in the
1860s, characterized by a concern with depicting the visual ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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It is not surprising that Katherine Mansfield was an admirer of Post Impressionistic paintings. She
frequently visited the Post Impressionist exhibitions in London. As a big fan of Van Gogh s Sun
Flowers, she revealed that Van Gogh s paintings taught her something about writing which was queer
a kind of freedom or rather, a shaking free in her letter to Richard Murry. Perhaps this freedom abetted
her to implement different writing techniques which were not widely used. In At the Bay, Linda views
the sunset similar to a painting. Her perception is: But tonight it seemed to Linda there was something
infinitely joyful and loving in those silver beams. And now no sound came from the sea. (32). This is a
clear example of a word painting. The scene is being described like a painting using descriptive
colorful language. Linda, with her watchful eyes is waiting for someone to come watching for
something to happen that intuitively did not occur. She tries to perceive and interpret herself and
discover her true identity. However, her views are incomplete to the extent that she can only fantasize
about life. Likewise, the Bank Holiday depicts carnival life as a Post Impressionistic painting. The
scene is introduced
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People judge a book by its cover. It is the ultimate truth, contrary to the popular adage. Being
judgmental of someone or something by the physical features is a natural human instinct. Accordingly,
in today s world, book publishers hire illustrators to make aesthetically pleasing book covers to
accompany their writing. They are designed to grasp attention when the books are displayed among
other books. This is why I decided to research about why a particular book cover was chosen and how
it was related to the story. Katherine Mansfield lived through art periods known as Impressionism and
Post Impressionism. Impressionism is a style or movement in painting originating in France in the
1860s, characterized by a concern with depicting the visual ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is not surprising that Katherine Mansfield was an admirer of Post Impressionistic paintings. She
frequently visited the Post Impressionist exhibitions in London. As a big fan of Van Gogh s Sun
Flowers, she revealed that Van Gogh s paintings taught her something about writing which was queer
a kind of freedom or rather, a shaking free in her letter to Richard Murry. Perhaps this freedom abetted
her to implement different writing techniques which were not widely used. In At the Bay, Linda views
the sunset similar to a painting. Her perception is: But tonight it seemed to Linda there was something
infinitely joyful and loving in those silver beams. And now no sound came from the sea. (32). This is a
clear example of a word painting. The scene is being described like a painting using descriptive
colorful language. Linda, with her watchful eyes is waiting for someone to come watching for
something to happen that intuitively did not occur. She tries to perceive and interpret herself and
discover her true identity. However, her views are incomplete to the extent that she can only fantasize
about life. Likewise, the Bank Holiday depicts carnival life as a Post Impressionistic painting. The
scene is introduced
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Parthenon Marbles
Parthenon Marbles Constructed well over 2,000 years ago the Parthenon and its corresponding statues
were built in dedication to the goddess Athena in the honorably named Athens. Through warfare and
time itself little over half of all statues have survived to this day. Of those sculptures some reside in
the Acropolis Museum in Athens and the rest are on display in the British Museum in London. While
the validity of Britain s legal attainment of these statues is debatable the lacking moral premise of such
collection is undisputable. Britain simply cannot own therefore display that which is not theirs. When
the Parthenon was built the structure held extreme religious value to the Athenians. The Athenians
were a polytheistic society whom based
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Parthenon Marbles Constructed well over 2,000 years ago the Parthenon and its corresponding statues
were built in dedication to the goddess Athena in the honorably named Athens. Through warfare and
time itself little over half of all statues have survived to this day. Of those sculptures some reside in
the Acropolis Museum in Athens and the rest are on display in the British Museum in London. While
the validity of Britain s legal attainment of these statues is debatable the lacking moral premise of such
collection is undisputable. Britain simply cannot own therefore display that which is not theirs. When
the Parthenon was built the structure held extreme religious value to the Athenians. The Athenians
were a polytheistic society whom based
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Astraphobia Definition
Astraphobia
Sirens blaring the flash of lightning then the colossal clap of thunder. Many people think that storms
are amazing and beautiful, but some think storms are the worst thing on the planet. These people who
hate storms have a phobia called astraphobia. This phobia is also very common in children and if you
have this phobia, don t feel ashamed, an astonishing 2.1% of people on this planet have astraphobia.
Astraphobia is nothing to be ashamed of and many people suffer from this phobia.
Like many phobias, this is caused by a traumatic experience or event. For example, if someone was
struck by lightning, they would be afraid to go somewhere if it is raining or storming outside. People
who are high strung or nervous about
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Astraphobia
Sirens blaring the flash of lightning then the colossal clap of thunder. Many people think that storms
are amazing and beautiful, but some think storms are the worst thing on the planet. These people who
hate storms have a phobia called astraphobia. This phobia is also very common in children and if you
have this phobia, don t feel ashamed, an astonishing 2.1% of people on this planet have astraphobia.
Astraphobia is nothing to be ashamed of and many people suffer from this phobia.
Like many phobias, this is caused by a traumatic experience or event. For example, if someone was
struck by lightning, they would be afraid to go somewhere if it is raining or storming outside. People
who are high strung or nervous about
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The Wild, By Jon Krakauer
The Youth And Their Risks
If you take no risks, you will suffer no defeats. But if you take no risks, you win no victories. (Richard
M. Nixon). In his investigative biography, Into the Wild, Jon Krakauer, expresses that even though
young people can be ignorant and take treacherous risks, these can be used as knowledge enhancers
and can be life changers. Krakauer gives us insight by giving examples of what risk really are, how
people take them, and how it actually affects those people. Throughout the whole book, there are
instances where Krakauer uses real life examples of things that have happened where people have
taken risks and the outcomes of that. In general, one has to take risks in life to truly find oneself and
Krakauer says It can be argued that youthful derring do is in fact evolutionarily adaptive, a behavior
encoded in our genes (182). Krakauer explains that for teenagers the idea of doing outrageous things
comes easily to them because it s only natural for them. Krakauer explains that for teenagers, doing
crazy things is due to the fact that adventure lives in their blood and this has been going on for many
centuries. For a teenager death and injury seems like a joke, they don t even consider these, the
absence of fear of death makes them feel invincible and causing them to take so many risks. There are
so many examples in history of young people who have left so much behind only to start what they
would believe is a new life. Krakauer includes a whole two
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The Youth And Their Risks
If you take no risks, you will suffer no defeats. But if you take no risks, you win no victories. (Richard
M. Nixon). In his investigative biography, Into the Wild, Jon Krakauer, expresses that even though
young people can be ignorant and take treacherous risks, these can be used as knowledge enhancers
and can be life changers. Krakauer gives us insight by giving examples of what risk really are, how
people take them, and how it actually affects those people. Throughout the whole book, there are
instances where Krakauer uses real life examples of things that have happened where people have
taken risks and the outcomes of that. In general, one has to take risks in life to truly find oneself and
Krakauer says It can be argued that youthful derring do is in fact evolutionarily adaptive, a behavior
encoded in our genes (182). Krakauer explains that for teenagers the idea of doing outrageous things
comes easily to them because it s only natural for them. Krakauer explains that for teenagers, doing
crazy things is due to the fact that adventure lives in their blood and this has been going on for many
centuries. For a teenager death and injury seems like a joke, they don t even consider these, the
absence of fear of death makes them feel invincible and causing them to take so many risks. There are
so many examples in history of young people who have left so much behind only to start what they
would believe is a new life. Krakauer includes a whole two
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The Development And Analysis Of Microsatellite Dna Essay
10
THE DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF MICROSATELLITE DNA
Summary
Due to the significant negative impact of the industrial activities on the habitat, many species have
become endangered. To conserve the species, a thorough investigation is needed. In this case, the
research is based on the study the interdependencies between the genotype and spatial dispersal of
populations.
Despite being endangered, turtles comprise rather specific object for such investigations, as well as
any other long lived organisms, because their reproduction cycles complicate the genetic
investigations using conventional methods. That is why the novel DNA markers, microsatellites, were
chosen for this research.
Although the microsatellites are very informative and universal, the overall cost for research is higher
than for RAPD and AFLP. This is mostly due to the cost of the fluorescent dye which is used in the
PCR. To eliminate this, I will apply an interesting technique which allows for incorporation of the dye
by the forward primer into the product of polymerization thus saving a considerable amount of the
dye.
Generally, I plan to base research on such steps:
Studying the populations of Apalone spinifera and Apalone mutica based on available data;
Taking samples of blood from the animals which are going to be caught by hand in their usual habitat.
The sampling will occur in the least possible harmful way;
Testing 12 pairs of primers initially developed for Apalone spinifera using the
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10
THE DEVELOPMENT AND ANALYSIS OF MICROSATELLITE DNA
Summary
Due to the significant negative impact of the industrial activities on the habitat, many species have
become endangered. To conserve the species, a thorough investigation is needed. In this case, the
research is based on the study the interdependencies between the genotype and spatial dispersal of
populations.
Despite being endangered, turtles comprise rather specific object for such investigations, as well as
any other long lived organisms, because their reproduction cycles complicate the genetic
investigations using conventional methods. That is why the novel DNA markers, microsatellites, were
chosen for this research.
Although the microsatellites are very informative and universal, the overall cost for research is higher
than for RAPD and AFLP. This is mostly due to the cost of the fluorescent dye which is used in the
PCR. To eliminate this, I will apply an interesting technique which allows for incorporation of the dye
by the forward primer into the product of polymerization thus saving a considerable amount of the
dye.
Generally, I plan to base research on such steps:
Studying the populations of Apalone spinifera and Apalone mutica based on available data;
Taking samples of blood from the animals which are going to be caught by hand in their usual habitat.
The sampling will occur in the least possible harmful way;
Testing 12 pairs of primers initially developed for Apalone spinifera using the
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edmundlear Edmund of King Lear as Nietzsche s Free...
Edmund of King Lear as Nietzsche s Free Spirit
In King Lear, Shakespeare creates a brilliant tragedy whose plot is driven primarily by its villains. Of
these, Edmund stands alone as a man who makes his fortune, surrounded by those who seize fortune
only when it is handed to them. Shakespeare s ability to create a vivid, living character in the space of
a few lines of speech triumphs in Edmund, who embodies a totally different moral system than that of
Shakespeare s era. Three centuries later, Friedrich Nietzsche s philosophy of the Free Spirit would
respect these values.
Like Edmund, Nietzsche s unorthodox views have been deemed villainous ever since the time they
were written. The Free Spirit is defined not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Edmund, these characteristics are obvious he questions the world created by men, but at the same
time reflects that he is bound to Nature. Nietzsche likewise saw the rigid values of Christianity as false
ones, clumsily laid over man s true, changing nature. The hierarchy of the good, however, is not fixed
and identical at all times. If someone prefers revenge to justice, he is moral by the standard of an
earlier culture, yet by the standard of the present culture he is immoral. 1
When my dimensions are as well compact,
My mind as generous, and my shape as true,
As honest madam s issue? Why brand they us
With base? with baseness? bastardy? base, base?
Who, in the lusty stealth of nature, take
More composition and fierce quality
Than doth, within a dull, stale, tired bed,
Go to the creating a whole tribe of fops,
Got tween asleep and wake? (I.2.7 15)
Edmund continues by expressing his outrage at the labeling of a man who is just as rightly made up as
another, but is forced into a second rate status by a society ruled by the dull and stale. Here he also
acknowledges his humanity, but distinguishes himself from others by a quality of fierceness.
Edmund of King Lear as Nietzsche s Free Spirit
In King Lear, Shakespeare creates a brilliant tragedy whose plot is driven primarily by its villains. Of
these, Edmund stands alone as a man who makes his fortune, surrounded by those who seize fortune
only when it is handed to them. Shakespeare s ability to create a vivid, living character in the space of
a few lines of speech triumphs in Edmund, who embodies a totally different moral system than that of
Shakespeare s era. Three centuries later, Friedrich Nietzsche s philosophy of the Free Spirit would
respect these values.
Like Edmund, Nietzsche s unorthodox views have been deemed villainous ever since the time they
were written. The Free Spirit is defined not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Edmund, these characteristics are obvious he questions the world created by men, but at the same
time reflects that he is bound to Nature. Nietzsche likewise saw the rigid values of Christianity as false
ones, clumsily laid over man s true, changing nature. The hierarchy of the good, however, is not fixed
and identical at all times. If someone prefers revenge to justice, he is moral by the standard of an
earlier culture, yet by the standard of the present culture he is immoral. 1
When my dimensions are as well compact,
My mind as generous, and my shape as true,
As honest madam s issue? Why brand they us
With base? with baseness? bastardy? base, base?
Who, in the lusty stealth of nature, take
More composition and fierce quality
Than doth, within a dull, stale, tired bed,
Go to the creating a whole tribe of fops,
Got tween asleep and wake? (I.2.7 15)
Edmund continues by expressing his outrage at the labeling of a man who is just as rightly made up as
another, but is forced into a second rate status by a society ruled by the dull and stale. Here he also
acknowledges his humanity, but distinguishes himself from others by a quality of fierceness.
Again, Nietzsche s ideas shine through. Edmund cannot conceive why his station must be defined for
him, when he is a fiercer human than others. Nietzsche s Will to Power follows this reasoning closely.
The
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him, when he is a fiercer human than others. Nietzsche s Will to Power follows this reasoning closely.
The
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Cross-cultural Communication and Power Distance
Executive Summary
This assignment is to analyze the U.S. culture and Japanese culture by using Hofstede s 5 cultural
dimensions and Trompenaars s cultural dimensions. According to the Wal Mart s Japanese strategy
case to distinguish the difference culture in Japan compare with U.S. There are some problems that
Wal Mart may encounter which are Japan s current distribution system, people s traditional thinking of
low price equate low quality and people would not going big shopping. The inherent risks of Wal Mart
s entry strategies include trust, communication, and power problems. Further more, the advantages of
crossing culture diversity that are more creativity, more and better ideas, better decision making can
strengthen an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Further more, People live in very small space since the real state became expensive, they have no
space to store things cause people in Japan has no big shopping activities.
2. Do you agree with Wal Mart s entry strategy? From a cross cultural perspective, what are the
inherent risks? Do you think that a faster market entry would be more effective?
Yes, I agree. From the perspective of crossing culture, the inherent risks include trust, power
problems, and communication problems. Wal Mart bought Seiyu to enter Japanese market. It is
difficult to communicate between 2 countries which have totally difficult cultures. No matter in the
language or in mind. Language problem may be more easy to solved. They can apply interpreters, but
the culture stuff influent people s thinking, behavior. People from different culture think from different
ways. Trust can be also a big problem. Firm engaged in international trade have to trust someone they
may have never seen, who lives in a different country, who speaks a different language, who abides by
( or does not abide by) a different legal system, and who could be very difficult to track down if he or
she defaults on an obligation.(Charles, 1994) Another problem is power. Both Japan and U.S are the
masculinity country, they are ambitious and fight for power while work in same place.
I don t think the faster market entry would be effective. Because Wal Mart
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Executive Summary
This assignment is to analyze the U.S. culture and Japanese culture by using Hofstede s 5 cultural
dimensions and Trompenaars s cultural dimensions. According to the Wal Mart s Japanese strategy
case to distinguish the difference culture in Japan compare with U.S. There are some problems that
Wal Mart may encounter which are Japan s current distribution system, people s traditional thinking of
low price equate low quality and people would not going big shopping. The inherent risks of Wal Mart
s entry strategies include trust, communication, and power problems. Further more, the advantages of
crossing culture diversity that are more creativity, more and better ideas, better decision making can
strengthen an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Further more, People live in very small space since the real state became expensive, they have no
space to store things cause people in Japan has no big shopping activities.
2. Do you agree with Wal Mart s entry strategy? From a cross cultural perspective, what are the
inherent risks? Do you think that a faster market entry would be more effective?
Yes, I agree. From the perspective of crossing culture, the inherent risks include trust, power
problems, and communication problems. Wal Mart bought Seiyu to enter Japanese market. It is
difficult to communicate between 2 countries which have totally difficult cultures. No matter in the
language or in mind. Language problem may be more easy to solved. They can apply interpreters, but
the culture stuff influent people s thinking, behavior. People from different culture think from different
ways. Trust can be also a big problem. Firm engaged in international trade have to trust someone they
may have never seen, who lives in a different country, who speaks a different language, who abides by
( or does not abide by) a different legal system, and who could be very difficult to track down if he or
she defaults on an obligation.(Charles, 1994) Another problem is power. Both Japan and U.S are the
masculinity country, they are ambitious and fight for power while work in same place.
I don t think the faster market entry would be effective. Because Wal Mart
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Maya Angelou Still I Rise
Thomas Jefferson s famous words in the Declaration of Independence states all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights that among these are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness ( ). All humans are entitled to rights and equal protection under
the law. On the contrary, Discrimination, oppression, and gender inequality are behaviors that are still
haunting African Americans in this present day society. African Americans have suffered racial
prejudice and injustice in this nation for many decades. As a matter of fact, it started even before the
famous 1960 s civil rights movement that was sparked by Martin Luther King Jr. and many others.
The quest for equality and civil rights is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Angelou eventually came out of her isolation through the help of Mrs. Bertha Flowers, who aided in
fulfilling the role of teacher and healer (Graham 3). Angelou is first introduced to poetry by Flowers
and her passion for literature and learning began. Afterwards, Angelou is awarded a scholarship to
study dance and she began traveling with the U.S. Department s sponsorship of the African American
opera Porgy and Bess from 1954 to 1955. She appeared in the off Broadway play Calypso Heat wave
and recorded her first album Miss Calypso . In addition, she guest starred in the television mini series
Roots and became one of Hollywood s first black female film directors (Watson 9). Even more, she
served on two U.S. Presidential committees. By the time Angelou is forty, she has occupied many
positions including a cook, waitress, prostitute, madam, actress, dancer, singer, playwright, and author
( ). She accomplishes more than the average person achieves in a lifetime. She also, is fluent in more
than six languages. In addition, her career as a writer led her to work as a newspaper
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Thomas Jefferson s famous words in the Declaration of Independence states all men are created equal,
that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights that among these are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness ( ). All humans are entitled to rights and equal protection under
the law. On the contrary, Discrimination, oppression, and gender inequality are behaviors that are still
haunting African Americans in this present day society. African Americans have suffered racial
prejudice and injustice in this nation for many decades. As a matter of fact, it started even before the
famous 1960 s civil rights movement that was sparked by Martin Luther King Jr. and many others.
The quest for equality and civil rights is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Angelou eventually came out of her isolation through the help of Mrs. Bertha Flowers, who aided in
fulfilling the role of teacher and healer (Graham 3). Angelou is first introduced to poetry by Flowers
and her passion for literature and learning began. Afterwards, Angelou is awarded a scholarship to
study dance and she began traveling with the U.S. Department s sponsorship of the African American
opera Porgy and Bess from 1954 to 1955. She appeared in the off Broadway play Calypso Heat wave
and recorded her first album Miss Calypso . In addition, she guest starred in the television mini series
Roots and became one of Hollywood s first black female film directors (Watson 9). Even more, she
served on two U.S. Presidential committees. By the time Angelou is forty, she has occupied many
positions including a cook, waitress, prostitute, madam, actress, dancer, singer, playwright, and author
( ). She accomplishes more than the average person achieves in a lifetime. She also, is fluent in more
than six languages. In addition, her career as a writer led her to work as a newspaper
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Space Debri Research Paper
Name: Yuhao Ren
Date: 10/20/2016
Class: ESS 102
Space Debris
There are kinds of materials, always floating around in the space. When astronauts are doing the space
traveling, it is the worst thing to come across with these materials. Some people may be not familiar
with these materials; however, the one I was talking about is called space debris in the term of space
science.
Space debris is made up with both natural particles and artificial particles, which are called as
meteoroids and man made products. Natural particles are always in the track around the sun; however,
most of the artificial particles are in the orbit about the earth. So we may call these as orbital debris,
which are always in the orbit of stars. (Space Debris and Human Spacecraft, 2013)
According to the prediction, there are more than 21,000 pieces of orbital debris which are larger than
10 centimeters and half a million bits of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We can rely on some basic methods to eliminate debris. Grabbing debris directly from the machine
and throwing them into a part of space where can burn up rapidly. Furthermore, laser work as well,
which use the power from the photon. It can slow them down till to the atmosphere of the earth.
(Incredible Technology: How to Clean Up Dangerous Space Jun, 2013)
Cited Sources:
Space Debris and Human Spacecraft. NASA. NASA, 26 Sept. 2013. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
@NolaTRedd. Space Junk: Tracking Removing Orbital Debris. Space.com. N.p., 8 Mar. 2013. Web.
21 Oct. 2016.
Space Debris FAQs. The Aerospace Corporation. N.p., 2016. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
By Default, If the Menu Opens on the Right, We. How We Can Prevent Space Junk: The Dangers of
Space Debris. Bright Hub. N.p., 23 Jan. 2012. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
@mirikramer. Incredible Technology: How to Clean Up Dangerous Space Junk. Space.com. N.p., 30
Sept. 2013. Web. 21 Oct.
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Name: Yuhao Ren
Date: 10/20/2016
Class: ESS 102
Space Debris
There are kinds of materials, always floating around in the space. When astronauts are doing the space
traveling, it is the worst thing to come across with these materials. Some people may be not familiar
with these materials; however, the one I was talking about is called space debris in the term of space
science.
Space debris is made up with both natural particles and artificial particles, which are called as
meteoroids and man made products. Natural particles are always in the track around the sun; however,
most of the artificial particles are in the orbit about the earth. So we may call these as orbital debris,
which are always in the orbit of stars. (Space Debris and Human Spacecraft, 2013)
According to the prediction, there are more than 21,000 pieces of orbital debris which are larger than
10 centimeters and half a million bits of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We can rely on some basic methods to eliminate debris. Grabbing debris directly from the machine
and throwing them into a part of space where can burn up rapidly. Furthermore, laser work as well,
which use the power from the photon. It can slow them down till to the atmosphere of the earth.
(Incredible Technology: How to Clean Up Dangerous Space Jun, 2013)
Cited Sources:
Space Debris and Human Spacecraft. NASA. NASA, 26 Sept. 2013. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
@NolaTRedd. Space Junk: Tracking Removing Orbital Debris. Space.com. N.p., 8 Mar. 2013. Web.
21 Oct. 2016.
Space Debris FAQs. The Aerospace Corporation. N.p., 2016. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
By Default, If the Menu Opens on the Right, We. How We Can Prevent Space Junk: The Dangers of
Space Debris. Bright Hub. N.p., 23 Jan. 2012. Web. 21 Oct. 2016.
@mirikramer. Incredible Technology: How to Clean Up Dangerous Space Junk. Space.com. N.p., 30
Sept. 2013. Web. 21 Oct.
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Steph Curry Research Paper
Consumerism Essay: Steph Curry Steph Curry is well known for his shooting accuracy, pro basketball
player Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors was the first person to be named Most Valuable
Player by unanimous vote in NBA history. But here are a few things about him some might not know.
Steph Curry was one out of the 11 players to win the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for two
years straight. SECTION HEADER Stephen Curry s maiden name is Wardell Stephen Curry II and
claimed that he was named after his father. Stephen Curry was born in Akron Ohio. Steph and Lebron
were not only born in the same city but they were also born in the same hospital. Steph s parents (Dell
Curry) and his mom, (Sonya Curry) were ritual athletes. Sonya, ... Show more content on
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His older daughter Riley became an instant celebrity when she took his press conferences last season.
Steph s biggest annoyment is when people do not cover their nose when they sneeze, and he found a
wallet once with $160 and returned it to the owner. Steph s description to the incident to the Big Lead
was It was at the beginning of my sophomore year and I found a wallet in the dining hall. We have this
campus wide email that goes out every morning Davidson is a small community, people look out for
each other, you know? and I put it in there, and my email had my first name, Wardell, on it, so I don t
think the kid knew it was me until he showed up at my door. He was like, you lit up Maryland in the
NCAA tournament and then asked for my autograph. Pretty funny. CONCLUSION On Curry s
signature shoe, called the Curry One, the lace loop at the bottom of the tongue has 4:13 on it which
represents on of his favourite Bible verses: Philippians 4:13. In July 2011, Curry married his high
school sweetheart, Ayesha Alexander who he met in church when he was 15 years old. Stephen and
his spouse have two children together, Riley(4 years) and Ryan(1
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Consumerism Essay: Steph Curry Steph Curry is well known for his shooting accuracy, pro basketball
player Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors was the first person to be named Most Valuable
Player by unanimous vote in NBA history. But here are a few things about him some might not know.
Steph Curry was one out of the 11 players to win the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for two
years straight. SECTION HEADER Stephen Curry s maiden name is Wardell Stephen Curry II and
claimed that he was named after his father. Stephen Curry was born in Akron Ohio. Steph and Lebron
were not only born in the same city but they were also born in the same hospital. Steph s parents (Dell
Curry) and his mom, (Sonya Curry) were ritual athletes. Sonya, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
His older daughter Riley became an instant celebrity when she took his press conferences last season.
Steph s biggest annoyment is when people do not cover their nose when they sneeze, and he found a
wallet once with $160 and returned it to the owner. Steph s description to the incident to the Big Lead
was It was at the beginning of my sophomore year and I found a wallet in the dining hall. We have this
campus wide email that goes out every morning Davidson is a small community, people look out for
each other, you know? and I put it in there, and my email had my first name, Wardell, on it, so I don t
think the kid knew it was me until he showed up at my door. He was like, you lit up Maryland in the
NCAA tournament and then asked for my autograph. Pretty funny. CONCLUSION On Curry s
signature shoe, called the Curry One, the lace loop at the bottom of the tongue has 4:13 on it which
represents on of his favourite Bible verses: Philippians 4:13. In July 2011, Curry married his high
school sweetheart, Ayesha Alexander who he met in church when he was 15 years old. Stephen and
his spouse have two children together, Riley(4 years) and Ryan(1
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Effectiveness Of High Preference ( High P ) Intervention
Introduction
Noncompliant behavior in an academic setting can result in missing opportunities, falling behind in
schoolwork, missing instruction and disrupting the class. It is critical that noncompliant behavior be
decreased (Banda Kubina, 2010). This study focused on a thirteen year old middle school student with
Autism. Brad was a student who displayed academic noncompliance particularly with mathematics
tasks. Brad was fully capable of completing all of the academic demands that were present, but
showed resistance in completing missing addend math problems.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of high preference (high p) intervention.
High p intervention consisted of presenting two to three high p tasks before the presentation of a low
preference (low p) task. Preference of tasks was determined with a pre study preference assessment.
Method
Participant The participant was Brad, a thirteen year old boy, diagnosed with Autism and Pervasive
Developmental Disorder. Brad received speech and language services once a week and had in class
paraprofessional support. The Woodcock Johnson Revised Achievement Tests (WJ R) determined
grade level performance in word identification and below grade level performance in comprehension
and problem solving. Brad s teacher requested help after identifying his need for additional support for
low p tasks. REWORD
Independent Variable The independent variable in this study was the intervention in place. This
consisted
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Introduction
Noncompliant behavior in an academic setting can result in missing opportunities, falling behind in
schoolwork, missing instruction and disrupting the class. It is critical that noncompliant behavior be
decreased (Banda Kubina, 2010). This study focused on a thirteen year old middle school student with
Autism. Brad was a student who displayed academic noncompliance particularly with mathematics
tasks. Brad was fully capable of completing all of the academic demands that were present, but
showed resistance in completing missing addend math problems.
The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of high preference (high p) intervention.
High p intervention consisted of presenting two to three high p tasks before the presentation of a low
preference (low p) task. Preference of tasks was determined with a pre study preference assessment.
Method
Participant The participant was Brad, a thirteen year old boy, diagnosed with Autism and Pervasive
Developmental Disorder. Brad received speech and language services once a week and had in class
paraprofessional support. The Woodcock Johnson Revised Achievement Tests (WJ R) determined
grade level performance in word identification and below grade level performance in comprehension
and problem solving. Brad s teacher requested help after identifying his need for additional support for
low p tasks. REWORD
Independent Variable The independent variable in this study was the intervention in place. This
consisted
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The Importance Of The Technicolor Process In The Animated...
The animated films of the 1930s and 1940s definitely took advantage of the new Technicolor process.
For Disney in particular, it was the only colour process that he felt worked for his films (Telotte 48).
Especially since the idea of animated films as feature films was relatively new at the time, there was a
necessity for the differentiation of Disney s films to live action films so that animated films could be
taken seriously. Disney used Technicolor to do just that (Telotte 48). Another, arguably more important
reason for the use of colour in the animated films was the still developing Disney illusion of life
aesthetic (Telotte 48). The colours of the films were used to help portray a natural looking world, one
that would be believable to the viewer despite being animation. Higgins discusses that the preferred
Disney aesthetic was that artists favored pastels and saved strongly saturated hues for accents.
Backgrounds were kept desaturated and cool to assure that the main characters would have chromatic
prominence [...] Disney artists were adept at coordinating color and drama, ( Order and Plenitude
299). Even though they preferred to keep it natural, the animators were able to experiment with
Technicolour more than the colour directors of live action films were. As discussed by Francine Stock,
...colour in both setting and lighting could accentuate mood or character without aping reality, (83 4).
An example of one of these films that Disney was able to experiment with
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The animated films of the 1930s and 1940s definitely took advantage of the new Technicolor process.
For Disney in particular, it was the only colour process that he felt worked for his films (Telotte 48).
Especially since the idea of animated films as feature films was relatively new at the time, there was a
necessity for the differentiation of Disney s films to live action films so that animated films could be
taken seriously. Disney used Technicolor to do just that (Telotte 48). Another, arguably more important
reason for the use of colour in the animated films was the still developing Disney illusion of life
aesthetic (Telotte 48). The colours of the films were used to help portray a natural looking world, one
that would be believable to the viewer despite being animation. Higgins discusses that the preferred
Disney aesthetic was that artists favored pastels and saved strongly saturated hues for accents.
Backgrounds were kept desaturated and cool to assure that the main characters would have chromatic
prominence [...] Disney artists were adept at coordinating color and drama, ( Order and Plenitude
299). Even though they preferred to keep it natural, the animators were able to experiment with
Technicolour more than the colour directors of live action films were. As discussed by Francine Stock,
...colour in both setting and lighting could accentuate mood or character without aping reality, (83 4).
An example of one of these films that Disney was able to experiment with
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Parexel Case Comparison Paper
Introduction While social media platforms present avenues for the freedom of expression, the rules or
regulations that guide the privilege may sometimes be curtailed or applied wrongly. Employees and
organizations are facing the dilemma on what to post or not to post on these platforms. An employee
may decide to air something through these public arenas without the knowledge that their actions may
surpass their rights and thus infringe on others rights or cause damages to other people (Boyce, 2014).
On the other hand, an organization may control the communication of employees on social media
platforms to the extent that it violates their rights and privileges. It is in this respect that this paper
explores the Facebook and Praxel cases as they are related to these matters. Comparison and Contrast
between the Two Situations The Facebook and Parexel cases provide differences in the way that
protected concerted activities are applicable under the National Labor Act. For instance, in the
Facebook case, American Medical Response Company dismissed an employee of her duty for posting
derogatory comments about her supervisor via Facebook. According to the labor board, the company
illegally terminated Souza and denied her access to union ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A Parexel International employee was discharged from her duty after she raised complaints that other
employees pay was much more the those doing the same job that she delivers. The dismissed
employee filed an unfair labor practice charge with a regional NLRB office alleging that her discharge
was a mere retaliation for exercising her rights within Section 7 (Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell
Hippel LLP, 2011). However, her concerted activities were not protected since there was no proof that
her complaints had mutual aid or benefits with her workers. Thus, while Parexel engaged in illegality,
the employee did not act for the benefit of other fellow
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Introduction While social media platforms present avenues for the freedom of expression, the rules or
regulations that guide the privilege may sometimes be curtailed or applied wrongly. Employees and
organizations are facing the dilemma on what to post or not to post on these platforms. An employee
may decide to air something through these public arenas without the knowledge that their actions may
surpass their rights and thus infringe on others rights or cause damages to other people (Boyce, 2014).
On the other hand, an organization may control the communication of employees on social media
platforms to the extent that it violates their rights and privileges. It is in this respect that this paper
explores the Facebook and Praxel cases as they are related to these matters. Comparison and Contrast
between the Two Situations The Facebook and Parexel cases provide differences in the way that
protected concerted activities are applicable under the National Labor Act. For instance, in the
Facebook case, American Medical Response Company dismissed an employee of her duty for posting
derogatory comments about her supervisor via Facebook. According to the labor board, the company
illegally terminated Souza and denied her access to union ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A Parexel International employee was discharged from her duty after she raised complaints that other
employees pay was much more the those doing the same job that she delivers. The dismissed
employee filed an unfair labor practice charge with a regional NLRB office alleging that her discharge
was a mere retaliation for exercising her rights within Section 7 (Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell
Hippel LLP, 2011). However, her concerted activities were not protected since there was no proof that
her complaints had mutual aid or benefits with her workers. Thus, while Parexel engaged in illegality,
the employee did not act for the benefit of other fellow
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To Kill A Mockingbird Relevance
Even though a novel may have been written years ago, it could still be considered relevant to present
day. In the case of To Kill a Mockingbird, some teachers still believe it is relevant and teach it to their
students. A former teacher at Ames High School in Iowa has stated that he continued to teach To Kill a
Mockingbird for his 38 years of teaching because he felt that the book was still relevant through the
way it portrayed the love, respect, and courage. He also believed it encouraged students to engage
students deep into the story as well as use their imagination (Rhinehart). Another teacher at the same
high school also chooses to teach the novel because she believes students can relate the themes of the
book such as stereotypes back ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John Foley, an English teacher in Washington, challenged the use of The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn, Of Mice and Men, and To Kill a Mockingbird in high school English classes due to the racial
slurs and the way African Americans are portrayed in the novels. Foley suggested other novels that
still fit the curriculum that were considered to be less controversial. He believed his students, who
were mostly from minorities, felt uncomfortable and were uninterested in the novels since the racial
slurs used were directly aimed at the race they identified with. He stated the his past students would
not be able to focus on the overall theme of the book, but focused on the racial language used by the
author. He felt the new novels he suggested would be easier for his students to relate to in their
subjects and the events that take place within them are more recent (Albright). Foley s solution to his
problem is similar to the one mentioned in this essay. The main difference is his motivation behind
why the novels need to be changed; instead of just focusing on the relevance of the novel, he focuses
on the language and the negative emotions it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Even though a novel may have been written years ago, it could still be considered relevant to present
day. In the case of To Kill a Mockingbird, some teachers still believe it is relevant and teach it to their
students. A former teacher at Ames High School in Iowa has stated that he continued to teach To Kill a
Mockingbird for his 38 years of teaching because he felt that the book was still relevant through the
way it portrayed the love, respect, and courage. He also believed it encouraged students to engage
students deep into the story as well as use their imagination (Rhinehart). Another teacher at the same
high school also chooses to teach the novel because she believes students can relate the themes of the
book such as stereotypes back ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John Foley, an English teacher in Washington, challenged the use of The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn, Of Mice and Men, and To Kill a Mockingbird in high school English classes due to the racial
slurs and the way African Americans are portrayed in the novels. Foley suggested other novels that
still fit the curriculum that were considered to be less controversial. He believed his students, who
were mostly from minorities, felt uncomfortable and were uninterested in the novels since the racial
slurs used were directly aimed at the race they identified with. He stated the his past students would
not be able to focus on the overall theme of the book, but focused on the racial language used by the
author. He felt the new novels he suggested would be easier for his students to relate to in their
subjects and the events that take place within them are more recent (Albright). Foley s solution to his
problem is similar to the one mentioned in this essay. The main difference is his motivation behind
why the novels need to be changed; instead of just focusing on the relevance of the novel, he focuses
on the language and the negative emotions it
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Similarities and Differences between the Hellenic and...
There are two main periods in Greece history, Hellenic and Hellenistic period. They have some
similarities but they are significantly different. Many people believe that the Classical era is the most
impressive due to the success in literature, science, philosophy and architecture, which does not mean
that the Ancient Greece is less significant. While in Hellenic era they saw rising and falling of the
polis in Hellenistic era it was more about war and fighting for among the prevailing dynasties. The
thing that they have in common is that they were consistent in discovering new philosophies and
science also decreasing the role of gods.
Culture
As we know the first period was Hellenic period which is most known for their polis, each polis had ...
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During the era before Classical Greece Sparta and Athena had different paths because Sparta had two
kings and an oligarchic government, while Athens had instituted democracy. Sparta treated men to be
warriors and women could have their own properties, while in Athena men were trained to be public
speakers and women had only several rights. Despite the differences they joined to a war against
Persia, and after that there was a Peloponnesian war between the two poleis, where Athena lost, at the
end, Sparta, Athena and Thebes each took turn on the dominant Greek power. One interesting fact is
also that the buildings that they built had a political purpose also to celebrate civil power and pride.
The time of Hellenistic period is marked in two ways, when Alexander and his father lived and when
Alexander died. King Phillip developed amazing military skills and found the resources to pay the
troops. Some states did not want to self defend and he found allies who wanted a new unity so after
the final battle Macedon ruled the Greece. After his death, Alexander came and expanded the empire
and promoted Hellenistic culture, so we can safely say that the Hellenistic politics is centered on
military
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are two main periods in Greece history, Hellenic and Hellenistic period. They have some
similarities but they are significantly different. Many people believe that the Classical era is the most
impressive due to the success in literature, science, philosophy and architecture, which does not mean
that the Ancient Greece is less significant. While in Hellenic era they saw rising and falling of the
polis in Hellenistic era it was more about war and fighting for among the prevailing dynasties. The
thing that they have in common is that they were consistent in discovering new philosophies and
science also decreasing the role of gods.
Culture
As we know the first period was Hellenic period which is most known for their polis, each polis had ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the era before Classical Greece Sparta and Athena had different paths because Sparta had two
kings and an oligarchic government, while Athens had instituted democracy. Sparta treated men to be
warriors and women could have their own properties, while in Athena men were trained to be public
speakers and women had only several rights. Despite the differences they joined to a war against
Persia, and after that there was a Peloponnesian war between the two poleis, where Athena lost, at the
end, Sparta, Athena and Thebes each took turn on the dominant Greek power. One interesting fact is
also that the buildings that they built had a political purpose also to celebrate civil power and pride.
The time of Hellenistic period is marked in two ways, when Alexander and his father lived and when
Alexander died. King Phillip developed amazing military skills and found the resources to pay the
troops. Some states did not want to self defend and he found allies who wanted a new unity so after
the final battle Macedon ruled the Greece. After his death, Alexander came and expanded the empire
and promoted Hellenistic culture, so we can safely say that the Hellenistic politics is centered on
military
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Heat Wave Environments
Increased temperature has become one of the most visible environmental concerns of the 21st Century.
Recent research shows that the overall risk of heat related illness or death has climbed steadily since
1980, with around 30% of the world s population now living in climatic conditions that deliver
extreme hot temperatures persisting several days to weeks a year (Mora et al. 2017). Between 2000
and 2016, the number of vulnerable people exposed to heat wave events has increased by
approximately 125 million (Watts et al. 2017). In Africa, the average annual temperature has been
rising steadily. During the 20th century, the continent has appeared with increasing of temperature by
about 0.50C (Eriksen et al., 2008). IPCC (2007) reported that ... Show more content on
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Outdoor workers are exposed to two forms of heat stress, which includes internal metabol¬ic (body)
heat generated by exertion (hard physical labour) and environ¬mental heat arising from work¬ing
conditions. When the body becomes overheated, a condition of heat stress exists. Heat stress can lead
to a number of heat related illness such as heat exhaustion, heat stroke, heat cramps, fainting, or heat
rash ( CDC, 2017 OSHA , 2017). When working condition is extremely hot the body temperature
regulation system breaks down and body temperature rises rapidly causing heat stroke and death
(Jennifer et al., 2009). Occupational heat stress risk is projected to become particularly high in middle
and low income tropical and subtropical regions, where optimal controls may not be readily available
(June and Perry, 2014). With a warming climate and more frequent extreme weather events predicted,
heat exposure and heat stress are becoming a prominent employee safety issue. According to
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 2000 the employer has a legal obligation to ensure the health,
safety, and welfare at work of all employees including preventing or decreasing heat stress. The
combined heat stress, physical exertion, and recurrent dehydration seem the most plausible origins of
the chronic kidney disease (CKD) etiology. A CKD epidemic in Central America (Mesoamerican
nephropathy) has killed over 20,000 people since 1990. Outdoor workers, in
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Increased temperature has become one of the most visible environmental concerns of the 21st Century.
Recent research shows that the overall risk of heat related illness or death has climbed steadily since
1980, with around 30% of the world s population now living in climatic conditions that deliver
extreme hot temperatures persisting several days to weeks a year (Mora et al. 2017). Between 2000
and 2016, the number of vulnerable people exposed to heat wave events has increased by
approximately 125 million (Watts et al. 2017). In Africa, the average annual temperature has been
rising steadily. During the 20th century, the continent has appeared with increasing of temperature by
about 0.50C (Eriksen et al., 2008). IPCC (2007) reported that ... Show more content on
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Outdoor workers are exposed to two forms of heat stress, which includes internal metabol¬ic (body)
heat generated by exertion (hard physical labour) and environ¬mental heat arising from work¬ing
conditions. When the body becomes overheated, a condition of heat stress exists. Heat stress can lead
to a number of heat related illness such as heat exhaustion, heat stroke, heat cramps, fainting, or heat
rash ( CDC, 2017 OSHA , 2017). When working condition is extremely hot the body temperature
regulation system breaks down and body temperature rises rapidly causing heat stroke and death
(Jennifer et al., 2009). Occupational heat stress risk is projected to become particularly high in middle
and low income tropical and subtropical regions, where optimal controls may not be readily available
(June and Perry, 2014). With a warming climate and more frequent extreme weather events predicted,
heat exposure and heat stress are becoming a prominent employee safety issue. According to
Occupational Health and Safety Act, 2000 the employer has a legal obligation to ensure the health,
safety, and welfare at work of all employees including preventing or decreasing heat stress. The
combined heat stress, physical exertion, and recurrent dehydration seem the most plausible origins of
the chronic kidney disease (CKD) etiology. A CKD epidemic in Central America (Mesoamerican
nephropathy) has killed over 20,000 people since 1990. Outdoor workers, in
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Papers On Anthrax
Anthrax is a disease caused by a bacterium called Bacillus anthracis. It all started out when Robert
Koch first discovered the bacterium that caused Anthrax. Not only does anthrax effect animals but also
humans as well. In the United States on 2001, it was reported that there were bioterrorist attacks
happening throughout the country. Many believed it was a bioterrorist attack from letters being
delivered in the mail that contain anthrax spores. The types of anthrax, causes, signs and symptoms,
diagnosis and the treatment is what makes anthrax one of the viral diseases in the world.
Types of Anthrax: There are four types of anthrax that people can get the spores inside of their bodies.
The first one is cutaneous anthrax which happens by the spores getting ... Show more content on
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This type of anthrax is more common in northern Europe where heroin injecting drug users are
affected by it. Injection anthrax has never been reported in the United States. Doctors believe that
injection and cutaneous anthrax are similar when it comes to the symptoms. Injection anthrax can
spread throughout the body fast and be difficult to recognize and treat.
Causes of Anthrax: Anthrax spores are formed by anthrax bacteria that are found in soil in majority
parts of the world. The spores tend to hide for years until they find their way into a host. For example,
some hosts are wild or domestic livestock, such as sheep, cattle, horses and goats. Anthrax is rare in
the United States, but there are cases still going on in Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and sub Saharan
Africa. Humans that are diagnosed with anthrax is the result of being around animals or infected meat
or hides. An example of anthrax that was spread without contact with animals happen in the United
States in 2001. 22 people were infected with anthrax after being exposed to spores sent through the
mail. Five of those people infected died. Many started to believe and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Anthrax is a disease caused by a bacterium called Bacillus anthracis. It all started out when Robert
Koch first discovered the bacterium that caused Anthrax. Not only does anthrax effect animals but also
humans as well. In the United States on 2001, it was reported that there were bioterrorist attacks
happening throughout the country. Many believed it was a bioterrorist attack from letters being
delivered in the mail that contain anthrax spores. The types of anthrax, causes, signs and symptoms,
diagnosis and the treatment is what makes anthrax one of the viral diseases in the world.
Types of Anthrax: There are four types of anthrax that people can get the spores inside of their bodies.
The first one is cutaneous anthrax which happens by the spores getting ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This type of anthrax is more common in northern Europe where heroin injecting drug users are
affected by it. Injection anthrax has never been reported in the United States. Doctors believe that
injection and cutaneous anthrax are similar when it comes to the symptoms. Injection anthrax can
spread throughout the body fast and be difficult to recognize and treat.
Causes of Anthrax: Anthrax spores are formed by anthrax bacteria that are found in soil in majority
parts of the world. The spores tend to hide for years until they find their way into a host. For example,
some hosts are wild or domestic livestock, such as sheep, cattle, horses and goats. Anthrax is rare in
the United States, but there are cases still going on in Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and sub Saharan
Africa. Humans that are diagnosed with anthrax is the result of being around animals or infected meat
or hides. An example of anthrax that was spread without contact with animals happen in the United
States in 2001. 22 people were infected with anthrax after being exposed to spores sent through the
mail. Five of those people infected died. Many started to believe and
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the cultural affects of national geographic Essay
Thailand is a country enveloped in much mystery and cultural tradition. This fact is reflected very
clearly in a series of pictures taken from the article, The Many Faces of Thailand in the February 1996
issue of the National Geographic magazine, titled, Into the Heart of Glaciers I will attempt to analyze
the way in which the pictures portray the richness of Thailand s culture and people and prove this
statement about the National Geographic s photography, They originated in a search for ways of
teaching about the third world that did not objectify and were not paternalistic but that fostered both a
sense of how lives around the globe are interconnected and a capacity for empathetic understanding.
(Collins, Lutz 3) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According the picture description, prostitution serves intercontinental clientele and some 800,000
citizens are HIV positive and one in three prostitutes may be infected with the virus. This photograph
shows a less harmonized side of Thai life than the first yet still maintains the theme of religion seen in
the lives of many Thai people. It shows a Thai woman pausing to respect a spirit house while being
stared at by what looks like two American men. There are many things that come to mind when seeing
this photo but one major thing is the way the men are staring at the woman. The way in which the men
are checking out the Thai woman while she is pausing to pay respects to her religion is extremely
distasteful. In my opinion National Geographic may have been trying to say something about the way
tourists treat natives when visiting Thailand with this photograph. As for the mention of AIDS, I
believe it was brought up within this photograph because the nonchalance of sexuality is shown here.
It is very doubtful that the men are considering HIV when hiring prostitutes while vacationing in
Thailand.
Culturally the photographs tell completely different stories but are tied into the same theme of
showing Thai people to be religious and traditional. In the next photograph the Royal Guards are
shown riding in a truck that looks like a greenhouse. The soldiers are protected from Bangkok s dirty
air,
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Thailand is a country enveloped in much mystery and cultural tradition. This fact is reflected very
clearly in a series of pictures taken from the article, The Many Faces of Thailand in the February 1996
issue of the National Geographic magazine, titled, Into the Heart of Glaciers I will attempt to analyze
the way in which the pictures portray the richness of Thailand s culture and people and prove this
statement about the National Geographic s photography, They originated in a search for ways of
teaching about the third world that did not objectify and were not paternalistic but that fostered both a
sense of how lives around the globe are interconnected and a capacity for empathetic understanding.
(Collins, Lutz 3) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According the picture description, prostitution serves intercontinental clientele and some 800,000
citizens are HIV positive and one in three prostitutes may be infected with the virus. This photograph
shows a less harmonized side of Thai life than the first yet still maintains the theme of religion seen in
the lives of many Thai people. It shows a Thai woman pausing to respect a spirit house while being
stared at by what looks like two American men. There are many things that come to mind when seeing
this photo but one major thing is the way the men are staring at the woman. The way in which the men
are checking out the Thai woman while she is pausing to pay respects to her religion is extremely
distasteful. In my opinion National Geographic may have been trying to say something about the way
tourists treat natives when visiting Thailand with this photograph. As for the mention of AIDS, I
believe it was brought up within this photograph because the nonchalance of sexuality is shown here.
It is very doubtful that the men are considering HIV when hiring prostitutes while vacationing in
Thailand.
Culturally the photographs tell completely different stories but are tied into the same theme of
showing Thai people to be religious and traditional. In the next photograph the Royal Guards are
shown riding in a truck that looks like a greenhouse. The soldiers are protected from Bangkok s dirty
air,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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