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1. Step
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The registration process is quick and simple, taking just a few moments.
During this process, you will need to provide a password and a valid email
address.
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Symbolism In Christmas Carol
Did you know that symbols are all around us?
Symbolism is when we use an image or thing to represent another idea. It is very important in the play
A Christmas Carol and is used every day. In the play they use the three ghost as symbolism for
example the ghost of Christmas past symbolised a kind of happy character because she is dressed in
light colors and she shows him his past which made him happy and cries tears of joy, the ghost of
Christmas future represents darkness because he shows all the bad things that are about to happen if he
does not change and one of them is he shows Scrooge his grave!! Another symbolism is sadness
because the ghost of Christmas present shows Scrooge how his worker is poor and his son could die
soon.Happiness symbolized by the ghost of Christmas past, darkness symbolized by the ghost of
Christmas future, sadness symbolized b ghost of Christmas present. Symbolism in A Christmas Carol
is important because they represent happiness, darkness, sadness and some symbolism and this is why.
Happiness is one important part of this story wanna know why? The ghost of Christmas past is a
symbolism of happiness and there are lots of reasons why. In the story A Christmas Carol the ghost of
Christmas past shows Scrooge his past Christmases. The ghost brought him back to when he was
sitting alone on Christmas reading a book and he could not leave and it showed how he use to love
books and how he use to act out as if he was in the book when he was reading like he pretended he
was fighting off pirates and defending a map. The ghost of Christmas past brings also brings him back
to when his sister comes and visits him and tells him his father would like him back and that made
him very happy to hear, also his teacher of his school gives him a notebook to write in and that ended
up being a very important book to him. It had become an important book to him because he started a
new business and he wrote a lot of the stuff for his business in the book that his teacher had given him.
She brought him back to the time when his new business opened up and everyone had been so happy
and they all danced and had a big happy party and also that was a happy time for Scrooge because she
shows when he met
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Did you know that symbols are all around us?
Symbolism is when we use an image or thing to represent another idea. It is very important in the play
A Christmas Carol and is used every day. In the play they use the three ghost as symbolism for
example the ghost of Christmas past symbolised a kind of happy character because she is dressed in
light colors and she shows him his past which made him happy and cries tears of joy, the ghost of
Christmas future represents darkness because he shows all the bad things that are about to happen if he
does not change and one of them is he shows Scrooge his grave!! Another symbolism is sadness
because the ghost of Christmas present shows Scrooge how his worker is poor and his son could die
soon.Happiness symbolized by the ghost of Christmas past, darkness symbolized by the ghost of
Christmas future, sadness symbolized b ghost of Christmas present. Symbolism in A Christmas Carol
is important because they represent happiness, darkness, sadness and some symbolism and this is why.
Happiness is one important part of this story wanna know why? The ghost of Christmas past is a
symbolism of happiness and there are lots of reasons why. In the story A Christmas Carol the ghost of
Christmas past shows Scrooge his past Christmases. The ghost brought him back to when he was
sitting alone on Christmas reading a book and he could not leave and it showed how he use to love
books and how he use to act out as if he was in the book when he was reading like he pretended he
was fighting off pirates and defending a map. The ghost of Christmas past brings also brings him back
to when his sister comes and visits him and tells him his father would like him back and that made
him very happy to hear, also his teacher of his school gives him a notebook to write in and that ended
up being a very important book to him. It had become an important book to him because he started a
new business and he wrote a lot of the stuff for his business in the book that his teacher had given him.
She brought him back to the time when his new business opened up and everyone had been so happy
and they all danced and had a big happy party and also that was a happy time for Scrooge because she
shows when he met
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The Evolutionary Resistance Of Malaria
Hussam Mahmood
Evolution Term Paper Draft
Evolutionary Resistance in Malaria As you calmly inch forward with a finger on the spray head,
approaching steadily yet cautiously to avoid startling the organism who is miniscule compared to
ourselves, one fails to take into account the broad consequences that their actions may have. This was
a similar idea in the 1950s when cases of malaria arose and the most economical and effective means
of control was essentially spraying at the touch of a button. Insecticides are a rapid way of killing
mosquitoes that carried diseases. It was the clear solution to the problem; however mosquitoes
evolved resistance to the insecticides. Since then, researchers and organizations have developed
strategies to tackle the issue of insecticide resistance especially in the case of malaria. There have been
tactics that have developed to hinder or prevent evolutionary resistance with the help of underlying
evolutionary principles.
Evolutionary resistance was first seen after the initial malarial outbreak in the 20th century. At the
time, eradication was the goal and so the World Health Organization launched a global program that
treated patients with chloroquine and controlled mosquitoes with the insecticide DDT(Greenwood et
al. 2008). This prolonged use of each treatment led to evolutionary resistance in both the disease and
the vector to their respective antagonizing agents. More recently, a class of pyrethroid insecticides,
consisting of four
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Hussam Mahmood
Evolution Term Paper Draft
Evolutionary Resistance in Malaria As you calmly inch forward with a finger on the spray head,
approaching steadily yet cautiously to avoid startling the organism who is miniscule compared to
ourselves, one fails to take into account the broad consequences that their actions may have. This was
a similar idea in the 1950s when cases of malaria arose and the most economical and effective means
of control was essentially spraying at the touch of a button. Insecticides are a rapid way of killing
mosquitoes that carried diseases. It was the clear solution to the problem; however mosquitoes
evolved resistance to the insecticides. Since then, researchers and organizations have developed
strategies to tackle the issue of insecticide resistance especially in the case of malaria. There have been
tactics that have developed to hinder or prevent evolutionary resistance with the help of underlying
evolutionary principles.
Evolutionary resistance was first seen after the initial malarial outbreak in the 20th century. At the
time, eradication was the goal and so the World Health Organization launched a global program that
treated patients with chloroquine and controlled mosquitoes with the insecticide DDT(Greenwood et
al. 2008). This prolonged use of each treatment led to evolutionary resistance in both the disease and
the vector to their respective antagonizing agents. More recently, a class of pyrethroid insecticides,
consisting of four
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2.2 Competitors. As Mentioned Earlier, Burberry Positioned
2.2 Competitors
As mentioned earlier, Burberry positioned itself as functionality luxury by being a top global brand
worldwide. Burberry not only have rivals which contend directly such as Louis Vuitton and Chanel
but also indirectly such as Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein which both having the same collections in
lifestyles (Appendix 4).
Louis Vuitton is one of the Burberry s biggest yet strongest competitors in the field of fashion. It
formes up its strategy by focusing on the customer trends, concentrates customer taste and build a
effectively responsive supply chain before the trend emerge. In order to well served the customers,
Louis Vuitton hired expert and specialized young workers to work with the merchandise design. And
due to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each of the collection with different theme ways out the elegancy which inspired consumer to wear
with their own style (Ralph Lauren, 2016). In addition, it is charged with a higher price compared to
Burberry collection.
To sums up the above, Burberry focused it brand on the price level to come out with fashion luxury
and high quality at best affordable price as its average supply chain does not have ability to compete
with the fast fashion like Louis Vuitton (Hogarth, 2015). Louis Vuitton reported that its pricing level
based around 40 45% is expensive than any other brand considered as the highest (The Economist,
2009). Consumers is likely to spend an average of $3000 4000 at Louis Vuitton while $2500 at
Burberry.
Through the Harvard Business Review by Keller, Sterthal Tybout (2002), the product life cycle (PLC)
stage can influence frame of reference s choice. The growth opportunities included with threats might
emerge outside product s category in later stages of PLC. According to Perez (2015), the unknown
source of clothing has to be analysed before they navigate to others, an example given is eBay. With
the addition of expanding its eBay Valet considered as professional service selling, the high end
clothing or accessories can be easily being sell out by pre approved eBay sellers.
3.0 Points of Parity
From the article stated in Harvard
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2.2 Competitors
As mentioned earlier, Burberry positioned itself as functionality luxury by being a top global brand
worldwide. Burberry not only have rivals which contend directly such as Louis Vuitton and Chanel
but also indirectly such as Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein which both having the same collections in
lifestyles (Appendix 4).
Louis Vuitton is one of the Burberry s biggest yet strongest competitors in the field of fashion. It
formes up its strategy by focusing on the customer trends, concentrates customer taste and build a
effectively responsive supply chain before the trend emerge. In order to well served the customers,
Louis Vuitton hired expert and specialized young workers to work with the merchandise design. And
due to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each of the collection with different theme ways out the elegancy which inspired consumer to wear
with their own style (Ralph Lauren, 2016). In addition, it is charged with a higher price compared to
Burberry collection.
To sums up the above, Burberry focused it brand on the price level to come out with fashion luxury
and high quality at best affordable price as its average supply chain does not have ability to compete
with the fast fashion like Louis Vuitton (Hogarth, 2015). Louis Vuitton reported that its pricing level
based around 40 45% is expensive than any other brand considered as the highest (The Economist,
2009). Consumers is likely to spend an average of $3000 4000 at Louis Vuitton while $2500 at
Burberry.
Through the Harvard Business Review by Keller, Sterthal Tybout (2002), the product life cycle (PLC)
stage can influence frame of reference s choice. The growth opportunities included with threats might
emerge outside product s category in later stages of PLC. According to Perez (2015), the unknown
source of clothing has to be analysed before they navigate to others, an example given is eBay. With
the addition of expanding its eBay Valet considered as professional service selling, the high end
clothing or accessories can be easily being sell out by pre approved eBay sellers.
3.0 Points of Parity
From the article stated in Harvard
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The Global Financial Crisis And Protectionism
Title: The Global Financial Crisis and Protectionism
Question: During 2008~2009 many developed nations gave subsidies to their automobile producers.
How might this have distorted international trade? Was this a reasonable thing to do given the
circumstances?
Introduction
There was an empirical research study on the effect of protectionism on the Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) in the United States (US). According to National Bureau Of Economic Research, a generalized
10 percent hike against emerging Asia improves the US current account balance as a share of GDP by
a mere 0.1 percentage point. The effect disappears after about two years, and in the absence of further
adjustment in net saving, it may even revert sign. So it implies that the protectionism has many
negative aspects on one s economy contrary to the nation s belief. I could find reasons why
protectionism affects international trade in negative ways from several research papers. In this paper, I
tried to verify those reasons by using certain economical models.
1. Protection measures benefit domestic producers and affiliated other parties, but society pays the
price.
Assumption 1) Domestic and foreign automobile products are a perfect substitution. 2) Government
offers the domestic producers subsidies by s per every produce.
In order to protect less competitive domestic automobile producers, the government offers subsidies to
them. It makes the domestic automobile producers feel that cost is reduced and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Title: The Global Financial Crisis and Protectionism
Question: During 2008~2009 many developed nations gave subsidies to their automobile producers.
How might this have distorted international trade? Was this a reasonable thing to do given the
circumstances?
Introduction
There was an empirical research study on the effect of protectionism on the Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) in the United States (US). According to National Bureau Of Economic Research, a generalized
10 percent hike against emerging Asia improves the US current account balance as a share of GDP by
a mere 0.1 percentage point. The effect disappears after about two years, and in the absence of further
adjustment in net saving, it may even revert sign. So it implies that the protectionism has many
negative aspects on one s economy contrary to the nation s belief. I could find reasons why
protectionism affects international trade in negative ways from several research papers. In this paper, I
tried to verify those reasons by using certain economical models.
1. Protection measures benefit domestic producers and affiliated other parties, but society pays the
price.
Assumption 1) Domestic and foreign automobile products are a perfect substitution. 2) Government
offers the domestic producers subsidies by s per every produce.
In order to protect less competitive domestic automobile producers, the government offers subsidies to
them. It makes the domestic automobile producers feel that cost is reduced and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Similarities Between Ramayana And Rama
Our two great epics are the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. The Ramayana of Valmiki isthe original
Ramayana. It is called Adikavya and Maharishi Valmiki is known as Adi Kavi.The Ramayana presents
a picture of an ideal society.In this way, just to tell you what you are in for, here is an extremely
concise synopsis of the Ramayana, the undertakings of ruler Rama. Rama is the child of Ruler
Daśaratha, however he is likewise an incarnation of the god Vishnu, conceived in human structure to
fight with the evil presence master Ravana. Ravana had acquired awesome insurance against different
evil presences, and even against the divine beings but since he disdained the universe of creatures and
men, he had not requested assurance from them. Along these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The climax of the Mahabharata is the Clash of Kurukshetra when two groups of siblings, the Pandavas
and the Kauravas, the children of two siblings and in this manner cousins to each other, battle one
another to death, fiercely and pitilessly, until the whole race is just about wiped out. The five children
of Pandu, the Pandavas, are the legends of the story. The eldest is Above all else Yudhishthira. Next is
Bhima, a massively solid contender with similarly tremendous longings. After Bhima is Arjuna, the
best of the warriors furthermore the buddy of Krishna. The last two are twins, Nakula and Sahadeva.
These five siblings offer one wife, Draupadi (she turned into the wife of each of them five
unintentionally, as you will learn). The foes of the Pandavas are the Kauravas, who are the children of
Pandu s sibling,
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Our two great epics are the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. The Ramayana of Valmiki isthe original
Ramayana. It is called Adikavya and Maharishi Valmiki is known as Adi Kavi.The Ramayana presents
a picture of an ideal society.In this way, just to tell you what you are in for, here is an extremely
concise synopsis of the Ramayana, the undertakings of ruler Rama. Rama is the child of Ruler
Daśaratha, however he is likewise an incarnation of the god Vishnu, conceived in human structure to
fight with the evil presence master Ravana. Ravana had acquired awesome insurance against different
evil presences, and even against the divine beings but since he disdained the universe of creatures and
men, he had not requested assurance from them. Along these ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The climax of the Mahabharata is the Clash of Kurukshetra when two groups of siblings, the Pandavas
and the Kauravas, the children of two siblings and in this manner cousins to each other, battle one
another to death, fiercely and pitilessly, until the whole race is just about wiped out. The five children
of Pandu, the Pandavas, are the legends of the story. The eldest is Above all else Yudhishthira. Next is
Bhima, a massively solid contender with similarly tremendous longings. After Bhima is Arjuna, the
best of the warriors furthermore the buddy of Krishna. The last two are twins, Nakula and Sahadeva.
These five siblings offer one wife, Draupadi (she turned into the wife of each of them five
unintentionally, as you will learn). The foes of the Pandavas are the Kauravas, who are the children of
Pandu s sibling,
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The Negative Aspects Of Keeping A Vehicle
Keeping a vehicle regularly maintained is imperative to a person s health and safety. As well as his or
her wallet. According to the American Automobile Association in 2014 more than two million vehicles
were towed for engine related issues and seventeen million due to battery failure, flat tires, and keys
locked inside a vehicle. In addition, thirteen percent of accidents were due to mechanical failure.
Keeping up with maintenance on a motor vehicle can drastically decrease the chance of having larger
repairs in the future, also diminishing the chance of mechanical related accidents. Furthermore,
consistently maintaining a vehicle and keeping proper records of aforementioned maintenance can
help maintain a higher resale value. A few moments of time can extend the life of a car and bank
account. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, an oil change, on average, takes only twenty to thirty minutes of time and only costs
approximately $40. However, if a car goes without periodic oil changes, there is a risk of locking up
the motor, which can cost thousands of dollars to repair plus be an inconvenience to the driver by
being without a vehicle while repairs are being completed. Not servicing a car on a regular basis is
more likely to cause costly, larger repairs more often and sooner than vehicles serviced frequently.
Costly repairs are not the only consequence of not keeping a car tuned up. Chances of having a
accident due to failure increase greatly with neglect of regular maintenance. Brake failure, locked up
motors, and blown tires are just a few scenarios that could cause an accident. Warning lights, smoking
engines, and strange noises emitting from the vehicle can be dangerous for all drivers around, as they
can cause unnecessary distraction from the task of driving. Keeping a frequent check on tires, fluid
levels, and brakes could save money and possibly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Keeping a vehicle regularly maintained is imperative to a person s health and safety. As well as his or
her wallet. According to the American Automobile Association in 2014 more than two million vehicles
were towed for engine related issues and seventeen million due to battery failure, flat tires, and keys
locked inside a vehicle. In addition, thirteen percent of accidents were due to mechanical failure.
Keeping up with maintenance on a motor vehicle can drastically decrease the chance of having larger
repairs in the future, also diminishing the chance of mechanical related accidents. Furthermore,
consistently maintaining a vehicle and keeping proper records of aforementioned maintenance can
help maintain a higher resale value. A few moments of time can extend the life of a car and bank
account. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, an oil change, on average, takes only twenty to thirty minutes of time and only costs
approximately $40. However, if a car goes without periodic oil changes, there is a risk of locking up
the motor, which can cost thousands of dollars to repair plus be an inconvenience to the driver by
being without a vehicle while repairs are being completed. Not servicing a car on a regular basis is
more likely to cause costly, larger repairs more often and sooner than vehicles serviced frequently.
Costly repairs are not the only consequence of not keeping a car tuned up. Chances of having a
accident due to failure increase greatly with neglect of regular maintenance. Brake failure, locked up
motors, and blown tires are just a few scenarios that could cause an accident. Warning lights, smoking
engines, and strange noises emitting from the vehicle can be dangerous for all drivers around, as they
can cause unnecessary distraction from the task of driving. Keeping a frequent check on tires, fluid
levels, and brakes could save money and possibly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How To Read Like A Professor Character Analysis
There are several basic plot structures that have been reused throughout literature to create new stories
and ideas, but after all the manipulation and tweaks, the stories still contain the same overall plot. In
this case in How to Read Like a Professor, Mr. Foster starts out his book by introducing one of the
more common story plots, the commencement of a quest. Since writing builds on what has come
before, stories such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Setup in The Crying of Lot 49 have similar
development and organization because they re all quests.
The plot structure of a quest usually consists of five elements with the end result being the characters
discovery of self knowledge. The basic organization requires a questor that s given
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There are several basic plot structures that have been reused throughout literature to create new stories
and ideas, but after all the manipulation and tweaks, the stories still contain the same overall plot. In
this case in How to Read Like a Professor, Mr. Foster starts out his book by introducing one of the
more common story plots, the commencement of a quest. Since writing builds on what has come
before, stories such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Setup in The Crying of Lot 49 have similar
development and organization because they re all quests.
The plot structure of a quest usually consists of five elements with the end result being the characters
discovery of self knowledge. The basic organization requires a questor that s given
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Osama Bin Laden, A Powerful Leader
Osama bin Laden is a powerful influential leader to his followers. He also has significance approaches
to them as well. Bin laden created a new group in 1988 called al Qaeda ( the base ) to where it would
focus on a symbolic act of terrorism instead of military campaign. A year later in 1989 the Soviets
withdrew from Afghanistan, soon after that bin laden returned to Saudi Arabia to step up fundraising
for the new and more complicated mission (History.com 2009). The pro Western Saudi royal family
feared that bin Laden s fiery pan Islamist rhetoric might cause trouble in the kingdom, so they tried to
keep him quite as they could. Therefore, the royal family took away his passport and refused to accept
his offer to send Afghan Arabs to guard the borders after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 (History.com
2009). However, the Saudi royal family did not make it any better when they sought help from the
infidel U.S. instead. Since bin Laden was furious about being snubbed by the Saudi royal family, he
vowed that it would be al Qaeda, and not the Americans, who would one day; prove to be master of
this world.
Osama bin Laden kept his promise when he said that al Qaeda would be the master of the world. Bin
Laden, was best viewed as a terrorist CEO, where he essentially applied the techniques of business
administration and modern management, which he had learned both from his family s construction
business and at the university, to the running of a transnational terrorist
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Osama bin Laden is a powerful influential leader to his followers. He also has significance approaches
to them as well. Bin laden created a new group in 1988 called al Qaeda ( the base ) to where it would
focus on a symbolic act of terrorism instead of military campaign. A year later in 1989 the Soviets
withdrew from Afghanistan, soon after that bin laden returned to Saudi Arabia to step up fundraising
for the new and more complicated mission (History.com 2009). The pro Western Saudi royal family
feared that bin Laden s fiery pan Islamist rhetoric might cause trouble in the kingdom, so they tried to
keep him quite as they could. Therefore, the royal family took away his passport and refused to accept
his offer to send Afghan Arabs to guard the borders after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 (History.com
2009). However, the Saudi royal family did not make it any better when they sought help from the
infidel U.S. instead. Since bin Laden was furious about being snubbed by the Saudi royal family, he
vowed that it would be al Qaeda, and not the Americans, who would one day; prove to be master of
this world.
Osama bin Laden kept his promise when he said that al Qaeda would be the master of the world. Bin
Laden, was best viewed as a terrorist CEO, where he essentially applied the techniques of business
administration and modern management, which he had learned both from his family s construction
business and at the university, to the running of a transnational terrorist
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Diversity In Canada
Diverse cultures has made Canada the best country for foreign immigrants. Canada made a huge
impact to the immigrants because the government accepted each of them to live in the country; which
gave them the opportunity to re build their lives and status again. Also, Canada has lots of
opportunities in terms of jobs and education. Everyone is welcome in Canada. People has diverse
cultures, ethnicity, and beliefs, but they are treated equally in Canada. They also do not discriminate
each other in terms of their colour, status, class, age, gender, work, and education level. Foreign
immigrants have come all over the world to come to Canada; to have a better life and see what Canada
can do for them in coming years. To begin with, Canada is known ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Aboriginal people during the 1900s were struggling because government of Canada took away their
legal rights and ownership from their homeland. They have suffered from many discrimination, for
instance, children were forced to go to residential school and they were not allowed to speak their own
language. Also, government did not give them any proper health care and medication; causing the
children to die at very young age. Another reason is that when the Europeans bought their land, they
promised to give Aboriginal people the rights to go for hunting and fishing, but they did not keep their
promised to keep Aboriginal legal rights from their land. Additionally, they had two different
government to rule Aboriginal people from the north and south. Basically, in the north, they had the
accurate rights for the Aboriginal people, but in the south, federal government was treating Aboriginal
people inappropriately; slowly claiming their homeland.
The second issue that the Aboriginal people were facing was the ethno cultural groups that came to
Canada from different countries across the globe. Since Asians, Ukrainians, Finns, and Norwegians
came to Canada, the government have somehow forgotten the Aboriginal people. The government of
Canada was focused on the immigration; landing many job opportunities from the people that came
from different countries, but unfortunately, Aboriginal people were having so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Diverse cultures has made Canada the best country for foreign immigrants. Canada made a huge
impact to the immigrants because the government accepted each of them to live in the country; which
gave them the opportunity to re build their lives and status again. Also, Canada has lots of
opportunities in terms of jobs and education. Everyone is welcome in Canada. People has diverse
cultures, ethnicity, and beliefs, but they are treated equally in Canada. They also do not discriminate
each other in terms of their colour, status, class, age, gender, work, and education level. Foreign
immigrants have come all over the world to come to Canada; to have a better life and see what Canada
can do for them in coming years. To begin with, Canada is known ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Aboriginal people during the 1900s were struggling because government of Canada took away their
legal rights and ownership from their homeland. They have suffered from many discrimination, for
instance, children were forced to go to residential school and they were not allowed to speak their own
language. Also, government did not give them any proper health care and medication; causing the
children to die at very young age. Another reason is that when the Europeans bought their land, they
promised to give Aboriginal people the rights to go for hunting and fishing, but they did not keep their
promised to keep Aboriginal legal rights from their land. Additionally, they had two different
government to rule Aboriginal people from the north and south. Basically, in the north, they had the
accurate rights for the Aboriginal people, but in the south, federal government was treating Aboriginal
people inappropriately; slowly claiming their homeland.
The second issue that the Aboriginal people were facing was the ethno cultural groups that came to
Canada from different countries across the globe. Since Asians, Ukrainians, Finns, and Norwegians
came to Canada, the government have somehow forgotten the Aboriginal people. The government of
Canada was focused on the immigration; landing many job opportunities from the people that came
from different countries, but unfortunately, Aboriginal people were having so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fat Tax On Junk Food
The idea of implementing Fat Tax on junk food in the U.S. has been in the works for quite some time.
California is first in the nation to implement the fat tax . This tax will be applied to any items
containing more than 2.3% saturated fat, including, dairy products such as cheese and milk, processed
foods, pizza, soda, and candy. The purpose of such a tax is to deter consumers from purchasing these
unhealthy foods and lower the obesity rate. According to Ogden, Carroll, Kit and Flegal (2014),
prevalence of obesity in the United States is high, with one third of adults and 17% of children obese (
Prevalence of Childhood Obesity in the United States , 2014).The number of obese children is
alarming, albeit, significant measures have been taken in schools to provide healthier meals.
Unfortunately, there is little guidance when it comes to food choices at home. Fat tax on junk food
will provide consumers with the guidance and encouragement needed to make healthier food choices.
There is much controversy when it comes to these taxes and many oppose same. Steven Kurlander, an
attorney and blogger for the Huffington Post, is clearly not in favor of implementing fat taxes and
refers to these taxes as really nothing more than taxes we overweight Americans really can t afford to
pay ( Fat Taxes Won t Slim Down Americans , 2013 ). Kurlander comes across a bit combative and
bias but more importantly, he contradicts himself. He compares fat tax to the sin tax which
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The idea of implementing Fat Tax on junk food in the U.S. has been in the works for quite some time.
California is first in the nation to implement the fat tax . This tax will be applied to any items
containing more than 2.3% saturated fat, including, dairy products such as cheese and milk, processed
foods, pizza, soda, and candy. The purpose of such a tax is to deter consumers from purchasing these
unhealthy foods and lower the obesity rate. According to Ogden, Carroll, Kit and Flegal (2014),
prevalence of obesity in the United States is high, with one third of adults and 17% of children obese (
Prevalence of Childhood Obesity in the United States , 2014).The number of obese children is
alarming, albeit, significant measures have been taken in schools to provide healthier meals.
Unfortunately, there is little guidance when it comes to food choices at home. Fat tax on junk food
will provide consumers with the guidance and encouragement needed to make healthier food choices.
There is much controversy when it comes to these taxes and many oppose same. Steven Kurlander, an
attorney and blogger for the Huffington Post, is clearly not in favor of implementing fat taxes and
refers to these taxes as really nothing more than taxes we overweight Americans really can t afford to
pay ( Fat Taxes Won t Slim Down Americans , 2013 ). Kurlander comes across a bit combative and
bias but more importantly, he contradicts himself. He compares fat tax to the sin tax which
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What Is Electromyography Is A Method For Evaluate Levels...
Abstract: Electromyography is a method to evaluate levels of muscular activity. When a muscle fiber
contracts, an action potential is generated and this circulates along the muscular fibers. In
electromyography, electrodes are connected to the skin and the electrical activity of muscles is
measured and graph is plotted. The surface electromyography signals selected during the muscular
activity are interfaced with a system. The EMG signals from individual suffering from Neuropathy
and healthy individual, so obtained, are processed and analyzed using signal processing techniques.
This project includes the investigation and interpretation of EMG signals of healthy and Neuropathic
individuals using MATLAB. The prospective utilization of this study is in developing the prosthetic
device for the people with Neuropathic disability.
Keywords: EMG, action potential, MATLAB, Neuropathy.
I. INTRODUCTION
Human gait is a periodic activity and a well incorporated effort of brain, nerves and muscles. It is
based on the harmonized action of 28 main muscles to manage the trunk and limbs. This action
generates the energy required to oppose gravity and thrust the body frontward. All the individuals
have different gait [1].
With a large population of disabled people worldwide, assistive technologies and techniques are in
demand notably. Globally, more than 1 billion people are disabled, which is approximately 15% of the
total world population. To bring improvement to the life quality of
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Abstract: Electromyography is a method to evaluate levels of muscular activity. When a muscle fiber
contracts, an action potential is generated and this circulates along the muscular fibers. In
electromyography, electrodes are connected to the skin and the electrical activity of muscles is
measured and graph is plotted. The surface electromyography signals selected during the muscular
activity are interfaced with a system. The EMG signals from individual suffering from Neuropathy
and healthy individual, so obtained, are processed and analyzed using signal processing techniques.
This project includes the investigation and interpretation of EMG signals of healthy and Neuropathic
individuals using MATLAB. The prospective utilization of this study is in developing the prosthetic
device for the people with Neuropathic disability.
Keywords: EMG, action potential, MATLAB, Neuropathy.
I. INTRODUCTION
Human gait is a periodic activity and a well incorporated effort of brain, nerves and muscles. It is
based on the harmonized action of 28 main muscles to manage the trunk and limbs. This action
generates the energy required to oppose gravity and thrust the body frontward. All the individuals
have different gait [1].
With a large population of disabled people worldwide, assistive technologies and techniques are in
demand notably. Globally, more than 1 billion people are disabled, which is approximately 15% of the
total world population. To bring improvement to the life quality of
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Pros And Cons Of Being Outside The Field Of Dermatology
SOCIETAL CONCERNS There could be a lot of social issues when it comes to dermatology because
it deals with a person s skin and that is what everyone sees. In today s society, the way a person looks
means everything. That s good for a dermatologist because their job is to get rid of flaws in the skin,
however, this will continue the trend of looks meaning everything to people instead of a person s
personality or talents and gifts. This could cause people to have lower self esteem, problems in social
settings, or even loss of motivation to do certain things. There is an article about how adolescents with
skin conditions, like eczema, develop mental health problems. These kids are very self conscious and
do not want to be involved in any social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Based on the negative consequences of the trends and issues, I believe there are ways to prevent them
from happening and improve some of the problems with the technology. With the issue of the internet
and administrative tools, patients data should be kept private and should not get deleted or lost. In the
future when I am in my career, to prevent these things from happening I will make sure when I am
processing a patient s information I will take my time to make sure it is saved in the appropriate
folders. I would also create a security system for the patients so their information could not get leaked
on the internet for others to see. There are different forms of security software that can be installed on
computers to prevent things like documentation of a patient s file getting leaked. Technology could be
complicated, however, if you are a physician, you should have some type of understanding of how to
use it. Since there are a lot of people who do not understand how to use certain technology, I would
have educational sessions for those that need to learn how to use the technology for certain
procedures. I would also explain why these forms of technology are important for use. Education is
very important and it is needed for people that want to succeed and do certain things in their lives. I
would make sure that
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SOCIETAL CONCERNS There could be a lot of social issues when it comes to dermatology because
it deals with a person s skin and that is what everyone sees. In today s society, the way a person looks
means everything. That s good for a dermatologist because their job is to get rid of flaws in the skin,
however, this will continue the trend of looks meaning everything to people instead of a person s
personality or talents and gifts. This could cause people to have lower self esteem, problems in social
settings, or even loss of motivation to do certain things. There is an article about how adolescents with
skin conditions, like eczema, develop mental health problems. These kids are very self conscious and
do not want to be involved in any social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Based on the negative consequences of the trends and issues, I believe there are ways to prevent them
from happening and improve some of the problems with the technology. With the issue of the internet
and administrative tools, patients data should be kept private and should not get deleted or lost. In the
future when I am in my career, to prevent these things from happening I will make sure when I am
processing a patient s information I will take my time to make sure it is saved in the appropriate
folders. I would also create a security system for the patients so their information could not get leaked
on the internet for others to see. There are different forms of security software that can be installed on
computers to prevent things like documentation of a patient s file getting leaked. Technology could be
complicated, however, if you are a physician, you should have some type of understanding of how to
use it. Since there are a lot of people who do not understand how to use certain technology, I would
have educational sessions for those that need to learn how to use the technology for certain
procedures. I would also explain why these forms of technology are important for use. Education is
very important and it is needed for people that want to succeed and do certain things in their lives. I
would make sure that
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Different Types Of Psychology Today Essay
There are seven different types of psychology today. The first is psychodynamic which branches off of
Freud s approach to the mind. It reviews internal thoughts, the unconscious mind, and internal
conflicts as what drives and affects a person s behavior. Behavioral psychology is exactly what it
sounds like. It s the study of human behavior which is influenced by external factors therefore
excluding any thing that is related to internal thoughts. This perspective says humans behave not
because of what they think or how they feel, but how the world works around them. The opposite of
this perspective is humanistic which excludes all stimuli outside the brain and instead focuses on
people s ability to make choices and one s motivation and qualities as what affects someone s
behavior. The Cognitive perspective focuses directly on the brain and how it functions and computes
the information it receives. It wants to know if memory, perception, and problem solving can
influence someone s behavior. Genetics and inheritance are considered in the Biological perspective.
Intelligence, patience, and anger are all studied to be present in certain genes. The evolutionary style
looks at animals through the lense of adaptation and how natural selection and time have shaped them
to be how they behave today. Finally there is sociocultural which considers how someone s culture can
affect how they behave. Many countries have a different idea on how a person should act which in
turn
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There are seven different types of psychology today. The first is psychodynamic which branches off of
Freud s approach to the mind. It reviews internal thoughts, the unconscious mind, and internal
conflicts as what drives and affects a person s behavior. Behavioral psychology is exactly what it
sounds like. It s the study of human behavior which is influenced by external factors therefore
excluding any thing that is related to internal thoughts. This perspective says humans behave not
because of what they think or how they feel, but how the world works around them. The opposite of
this perspective is humanistic which excludes all stimuli outside the brain and instead focuses on
people s ability to make choices and one s motivation and qualities as what affects someone s
behavior. The Cognitive perspective focuses directly on the brain and how it functions and computes
the information it receives. It wants to know if memory, perception, and problem solving can
influence someone s behavior. Genetics and inheritance are considered in the Biological perspective.
Intelligence, patience, and anger are all studied to be present in certain genes. The evolutionary style
looks at animals through the lense of adaptation and how natural selection and time have shaped them
to be how they behave today. Finally there is sociocultural which considers how someone s culture can
affect how they behave. Many countries have a different idea on how a person should act which in
turn
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La Fabulosa A Texas Operetta
The story of La Fabulosa: a Texas Operetta is about an anonymous narrator who gossips about the
romantic relationships of a woman named Carmen from Laredo, starting with a corporal named José
and moving onto a Texas senator named Camilo Escamilla and finally King Kong Cardenas. The
speaker of the story is an anonymous narrator from Laredo who gossips about Carmen. The narrator
gives off a gossipy persona through what the narrator said about her. The narrator gives off this
persona due to his or her exaggeration of the story such as the rumor of José and how he carved his
initials onto Carmen s chichis. In addition, the narrator decides to interrupt her story with unnecessary
details about her love life such as the rumor of José rather than
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The story of La Fabulosa: a Texas Operetta is about an anonymous narrator who gossips about the
romantic relationships of a woman named Carmen from Laredo, starting with a corporal named José
and moving onto a Texas senator named Camilo Escamilla and finally King Kong Cardenas. The
speaker of the story is an anonymous narrator from Laredo who gossips about Carmen. The narrator
gives off a gossipy persona through what the narrator said about her. The narrator gives off this
persona due to his or her exaggeration of the story such as the rumor of José and how he carved his
initials onto Carmen s chichis. In addition, the narrator decides to interrupt her story with unnecessary
details about her love life such as the rumor of José rather than
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Multinational Corporations ( Mncs ) Or Multinational...
INTRODUCTION Every industry or a company that comes into existence wants to maximize its
wealth and profits, widen its horizon in all its operational areas and finally grow as a successful
international company. Not all companies that start a business grow up as Multinational Companies
(MNC s) or Multinational Enterprises (MNE s). Some companies get suppressed even before they can
establish their roots by the competitive markets. What makes an MNC an MNC? Every Multinational
Corporations (MNCs) or Multinational Enterprise (MNE) is a specialty unit which works all the while
in various nations of the world. Sometimes the assembling unit might be in one nation, while the
advertising and venture might be in other nation. In different cases ... Show more content on
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Samsung entered the hardware business in the late 1960s and the development and shipbuilding
commercial ventures in the mid 1970s; these ranges would drive its resulting development. Taking
after Lee s passing in 1987, Samsung was isolated into four business bunches Samsung Group,
Shinsegae Group, CJ Group and Hansol Group. Since 1990s, Samsung has progressively globalized
its exercises and hardware, especially cell telephones and semiconductors, have turned into its most
imperative wellspring of wage. As today s developing mammoths face the test of moving past their
home markets, they have much to gain from the path breaking knowledge of South Korea s Samsung
Group, ostensibly the best globaliser of the past era. A quarter century, few individuals would have
anticipated that Samsung could change itself from a minimal effort unique gear maker to a world
pioneer in Research and development, promoting, and plan, with a brand more significant than Nike,
Pepsi, or American Express. Less still would have anticipated the achievement of the way it has taken.
For two decades now, Samsung has been uniting Western business rehearses onto its basically
Japanese framework, joining its customary minimal effort fabricating ability with a capacity to bring
high calibre, high edge marked items quickly to market. Samsung affects South Korea s monetary
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INTRODUCTION Every industry or a company that comes into existence wants to maximize its
wealth and profits, widen its horizon in all its operational areas and finally grow as a successful
international company. Not all companies that start a business grow up as Multinational Companies
(MNC s) or Multinational Enterprises (MNE s). Some companies get suppressed even before they can
establish their roots by the competitive markets. What makes an MNC an MNC? Every Multinational
Corporations (MNCs) or Multinational Enterprise (MNE) is a specialty unit which works all the while
in various nations of the world. Sometimes the assembling unit might be in one nation, while the
advertising and venture might be in other nation. In different cases ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Samsung entered the hardware business in the late 1960s and the development and shipbuilding
commercial ventures in the mid 1970s; these ranges would drive its resulting development. Taking
after Lee s passing in 1987, Samsung was isolated into four business bunches Samsung Group,
Shinsegae Group, CJ Group and Hansol Group. Since 1990s, Samsung has progressively globalized
its exercises and hardware, especially cell telephones and semiconductors, have turned into its most
imperative wellspring of wage. As today s developing mammoths face the test of moving past their
home markets, they have much to gain from the path breaking knowledge of South Korea s Samsung
Group, ostensibly the best globaliser of the past era. A quarter century, few individuals would have
anticipated that Samsung could change itself from a minimal effort unique gear maker to a world
pioneer in Research and development, promoting, and plan, with a brand more significant than Nike,
Pepsi, or American Express. Less still would have anticipated the achievement of the way it has taken.
For two decades now, Samsung has been uniting Western business rehearses onto its basically
Japanese framework, joining its customary minimal effort fabricating ability with a capacity to bring
high calibre, high edge marked items quickly to market. Samsung affects South Korea s monetary
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How Customization And Service Quality
Customization and service quality are both important aspects for any successful restaurant. These
components have many different qualities that can ultimately be very beneficial for businesses or quite
the contrary. By executing these qualities in a particular restaurant setting it is likely that the given
company will prosper. For my application paper I will focus in on how customization and service
quality can be improved specifically at Charley G s Restaurant in Lafayette, Louisiana. Charley G s
Restaurant takes pride in having exceptional service. The staff is very accommodating to customers
and do they do their best to provide phenomenal service. The restaurant is equipped with Point of
Sales system which helps waiters quickly and efficiently send orders out to the kitchen which is very
beneficial when it comes down to customizing particular orders. In fact, both the line cook and the
saucier chef for the restaurant were both definitely in favor of using the technology. Jordan Causey, a
line cook for Charley G s, commented You can type in specifically what each customer wants. It
speeds up the ordering process tremendously because the orders are immediately sent to our kitchen
staff (Causey). (See exhibit 1) Because the kitchen gets the orders in so quickly, it accelerates the
entire cooking and service process immensely. Although we have come to the conclusion that the POS
system is definitely an advantage to Charley G s, it also has one downfall, personal errors
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Customization and service quality are both important aspects for any successful restaurant. These
components have many different qualities that can ultimately be very beneficial for businesses or quite
the contrary. By executing these qualities in a particular restaurant setting it is likely that the given
company will prosper. For my application paper I will focus in on how customization and service
quality can be improved specifically at Charley G s Restaurant in Lafayette, Louisiana. Charley G s
Restaurant takes pride in having exceptional service. The staff is very accommodating to customers
and do they do their best to provide phenomenal service. The restaurant is equipped with Point of
Sales system which helps waiters quickly and efficiently send orders out to the kitchen which is very
beneficial when it comes down to customizing particular orders. In fact, both the line cook and the
saucier chef for the restaurant were both definitely in favor of using the technology. Jordan Causey, a
line cook for Charley G s, commented You can type in specifically what each customer wants. It
speeds up the ordering process tremendously because the orders are immediately sent to our kitchen
staff (Causey). (See exhibit 1) Because the kitchen gets the orders in so quickly, it accelerates the
entire cooking and service process immensely. Although we have come to the conclusion that the POS
system is definitely an advantage to Charley G s, it also has one downfall, personal errors
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Minimum Cleanliness Level The Oil
The industries standard for this are set by ISO standards. The minimum cleanliness level the oil must
have is ISO 18/16/13. Each number in this number code represents the maximum allowable number of
particles in the oil greater than 2 microns, 5 microns, and 15 microns in size respectively. Hard to
implement in our design (can t justify this concisely) not really necessary?
The filtration system configuration can be seen below in Figure 4. The pump draws the oil out of the
sump and through a prefilter. It then positively directs the oil towards the solenoid valve which directs
it through one of the two parallel filtration systems. Each filtration system is equipped with a 10
micron filter and two 4 micron filters set in a parallel configuration. The oil then passes through the 10
micron filter which will remove all particles of 10 microns in size or greater. The oil then enters a flow
divider valve which properly diverts the oil to two separate 4 micron filters for further oil cleansing.
Likewise, the 4 micron filters will remove all particles of 4 microns or greater. From here, the oil
flows through a check ball valve to ensure no backflow into the filters. This is necessary due to the
merging of the two parallel 4 micron filters. After leaving the first filter configuration the oil is then
directed towards the cooling system. However before it reaches the cooler, it passes an alternate route
towards the bypass filtration system. This system does not circulate
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The industries standard for this are set by ISO standards. The minimum cleanliness level the oil must
have is ISO 18/16/13. Each number in this number code represents the maximum allowable number of
particles in the oil greater than 2 microns, 5 microns, and 15 microns in size respectively. Hard to
implement in our design (can t justify this concisely) not really necessary?
The filtration system configuration can be seen below in Figure 4. The pump draws the oil out of the
sump and through a prefilter. It then positively directs the oil towards the solenoid valve which directs
it through one of the two parallel filtration systems. Each filtration system is equipped with a 10
micron filter and two 4 micron filters set in a parallel configuration. The oil then passes through the 10
micron filter which will remove all particles of 10 microns in size or greater. The oil then enters a flow
divider valve which properly diverts the oil to two separate 4 micron filters for further oil cleansing.
Likewise, the 4 micron filters will remove all particles of 4 microns or greater. From here, the oil
flows through a check ball valve to ensure no backflow into the filters. This is necessary due to the
merging of the two parallel 4 micron filters. After leaving the first filter configuration the oil is then
directed towards the cooling system. However before it reaches the cooler, it passes an alternate route
towards the bypass filtration system. This system does not circulate
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Children Of Lonliness By Anzia Yezierska
The bond between parents and children never deteriorates. Even in times of conflict, there is always
some love and unity between parents and children. However, as time goes on and generations drift
apart, different methods of behavior develop. The tensions between parent and child define the
conflict in Amy Tan s Two Kinds, Anzia Yezierska s Children of Loneliness, and Gish Jen s Who s
Irish. These conflicts explore the cultural gap between the two the way they act differently, their
behavioral differences, and their different thought processes are all conflicts found in the short stories.
Although there is always love and unity between parents and children, the generational divide between
parents and children is shown through the concept of
non obedience, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The daughter could still learn, however, she chooses to disobey her mother and merely pretend to
learn piano.
This indirect rebellion is a central conflict in Two Kinds, both internal, through her thoughts, and
external, through her relationship with her mother. In Children of Loneliness, by Anzia
Yezierska, Rachel struggles with the generational differences to a degree in which she indirectly
dehumanizes her own family. She [jumped] up from the table in disgust; I ll never be able to stand it
here with you people (Yezierska, 178). She refers to her own family as you people as if they are a
different species or race, even though they are her parents who raised her. These two examples
demonstrate the conflict between parents and children as well as the concept of non obedience in the
new generation. However, another factor is parenting style.
The shift in parenting styles through time further differentiates the parents and children with changes
in parenting and punishment. In Gish Jen s Who s Irish, the parenting styles of two generations clash
over their daughter/granddaughter, Sophie. Two perspectives fight over how
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The bond between parents and children never deteriorates. Even in times of conflict, there is always
some love and unity between parents and children. However, as time goes on and generations drift
apart, different methods of behavior develop. The tensions between parent and child define the
conflict in Amy Tan s Two Kinds, Anzia Yezierska s Children of Loneliness, and Gish Jen s Who s
Irish. These conflicts explore the cultural gap between the two the way they act differently, their
behavioral differences, and their different thought processes are all conflicts found in the short stories.
Although there is always love and unity between parents and children, the generational divide between
parents and children is shown through the concept of
non obedience, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The daughter could still learn, however, she chooses to disobey her mother and merely pretend to
learn piano.
This indirect rebellion is a central conflict in Two Kinds, both internal, through her thoughts, and
external, through her relationship with her mother. In Children of Loneliness, by Anzia
Yezierska, Rachel struggles with the generational differences to a degree in which she indirectly
dehumanizes her own family. She [jumped] up from the table in disgust; I ll never be able to stand it
here with you people (Yezierska, 178). She refers to her own family as you people as if they are a
different species or race, even though they are her parents who raised her. These two examples
demonstrate the conflict between parents and children as well as the concept of non obedience in the
new generation. However, another factor is parenting style.
The shift in parenting styles through time further differentiates the parents and children with changes
in parenting and punishment. In Gish Jen s Who s Irish, the parenting styles of two generations clash
over their daughter/granddaughter, Sophie. Two perspectives fight over how
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Running Record Book Reports
The student participating in the running record is a third grade male. He has an IEP for OHI, for a
hearing impairment. He is pulled out of his regular education classroom for a half hour literacy block
three days a week as well as meeting with the SLP twice a week. The running record took place in the
special education resource room. There was two other children in the room, also working on literacy.
However, the student and I were working one on one at a separate table. He was reading his book
while I followed along with a copy. The book he read to me was a book he was very familiar with.
His teacher does many running records throughout the year to track progress. He does one at the start
of a new level in the LLI books, as well as one at the end of each level. This helps him to keep track of
where a student started and how successful they have become throughout the semester/year. This also
helps him to determine when to move onto the next level of books. The student had already read this
book several times and his teacher was going to be moving him on from ... Show more content on
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I asked three questions explicit questions as well as one inferred question. The three explicit questions
were: What color shoes did Kim want to get?
What color did she actually get?
How did Kim and Lizzy end up with the best shoes?
The inferred question was, how do you think mom was feeling as she tapped her foot in the shoe
store?
I observed fluent reading, he read accurately with some self correction, at a steady speed. He also
added intonations appropriately. Overall he read very smoothly. Some of the words were not always
articulated correctly, but I did not count these as errors, as this is a reflection of his speech impediment
and not his reading ability. He also had a good understanding of what he read. His comprehension of
what happened in the story and what was being inferred was on
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The student participating in the running record is a third grade male. He has an IEP for OHI, for a
hearing impairment. He is pulled out of his regular education classroom for a half hour literacy block
three days a week as well as meeting with the SLP twice a week. The running record took place in the
special education resource room. There was two other children in the room, also working on literacy.
However, the student and I were working one on one at a separate table. He was reading his book
while I followed along with a copy. The book he read to me was a book he was very familiar with.
His teacher does many running records throughout the year to track progress. He does one at the start
of a new level in the LLI books, as well as one at the end of each level. This helps him to keep track of
where a student started and how successful they have become throughout the semester/year. This also
helps him to determine when to move onto the next level of books. The student had already read this
book several times and his teacher was going to be moving him on from ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I asked three questions explicit questions as well as one inferred question. The three explicit questions
were: What color shoes did Kim want to get?
What color did she actually get?
How did Kim and Lizzy end up with the best shoes?
The inferred question was, how do you think mom was feeling as she tapped her foot in the shoe
store?
I observed fluent reading, he read accurately with some self correction, at a steady speed. He also
added intonations appropriately. Overall he read very smoothly. Some of the words were not always
articulated correctly, but I did not count these as errors, as this is a reflection of his speech impediment
and not his reading ability. He also had a good understanding of what he read. His comprehension of
what happened in the story and what was being inferred was on
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Descartes Philosophy
Descartes Philosophy Rene Descartes is a philosopher that lived during the Enlightenment period and
is famous for his philosophy of methodological doubt. His method of doubt was psychological in
character, involved a kind of rational insight, and implied a justified belief analysis of knowledge,
with justification construed in terms of being unshakable. (Newman) An important function of his
method was to enable people to redirect their attention from the senses to clear and distinct ideas
through intellect, reason, and doubt. Descartes understood knowledge as advancing truth. The
Enlightenment was an intellectual period that brought about ideas of God, reason, nature, and man. It
was a period of political and social upheaval that brought about revolutions and a period of learning to
think for oneself, employing and relying on the individual s capabilities to determine how to think and
act. (Bristow) Philosophy of that period caused tension with established religions. By using the
intellect to think and act, it required opposing the role of established religion by redirecting thoughts
and actions. It brought people to a higher human existence that was more fulfilled. Men became more
rational and developed goals of obtaining more knowledge, freedom, and happiness. With turmoil in
the empire, people became concerned for personal salvation, which also opposed the role of religion.
Established religion of those days taught that people should follow along without
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Descartes Philosophy Rene Descartes is a philosopher that lived during the Enlightenment period and
is famous for his philosophy of methodological doubt. His method of doubt was psychological in
character, involved a kind of rational insight, and implied a justified belief analysis of knowledge,
with justification construed in terms of being unshakable. (Newman) An important function of his
method was to enable people to redirect their attention from the senses to clear and distinct ideas
through intellect, reason, and doubt. Descartes understood knowledge as advancing truth. The
Enlightenment was an intellectual period that brought about ideas of God, reason, nature, and man. It
was a period of political and social upheaval that brought about revolutions and a period of learning to
think for oneself, employing and relying on the individual s capabilities to determine how to think and
act. (Bristow) Philosophy of that period caused tension with established religions. By using the
intellect to think and act, it required opposing the role of established religion by redirecting thoughts
and actions. It brought people to a higher human existence that was more fulfilled. Men became more
rational and developed goals of obtaining more knowledge, freedom, and happiness. With turmoil in
the empire, people became concerned for personal salvation, which also opposed the role of religion.
Established religion of those days taught that people should follow along without
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Progressive Movement Research Papers
The Progressive Movement
quot;Progressive Education assumes the world changes, and that in a universe that is not particularly
concerned with ability to think straight quot; Rychard Fink
During the early 1900s, the Progressive Movement came to the forefront of what Herbert Kliebard has
called quot;the struggle for the American curriculum. quot; Progressivism consistently challenged
traditional ideals concerning the foundations upon which students education in schools was based. The
movement was greatly influenced by the writings of John Dewey, who was inspired by such known
political theorists as Vittoriano da Feltre, Campanella, Comenius, Pestalozzi, Rousseau, and Bronson
Alcott. In addition to Dewey, such prominent curriculum ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The organizational thought process that relates all experiential processes is something Dewey named
the quot;Logical Organization of Subject Matter. quot; The second principle, interaction, denotes the
concept that what was learned may possibly need revisions, adaptations, or be discarded all together
because further research has claimed it to be false. Essentially, from this standpoint, assumptions need
to be challenged in the continual search for absolute truth. Thus the interaction principle encouraged
experimentalism, verification, and reconstruction.
The Progressive Movement was at its peak in the 1930 s during the Great Depression in the United
States. Previously, in 1918, the Progressive Education Association was founded. Many who supported
the movement felt there should be less authoritarianism in the schools, an elimination of set standards
for school curriculum, and an emphasis on teaching what the pupils desired to learn. However, the
movement did have its share of critics that felt education needed a foundation of basic skills and more
discipline. By the early 1940s, such concerns came to the forefront of curriculum theorizing and the
Progressive Movement quickly lost its centrality in terms of influencing school practice.
The Progressive Movement made a lasting impact on American education in that it challenged
traditional practices in education and conceptualized the student as an individual with
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The Progressive Movement
quot;Progressive Education assumes the world changes, and that in a universe that is not particularly
concerned with ability to think straight quot; Rychard Fink
During the early 1900s, the Progressive Movement came to the forefront of what Herbert Kliebard has
called quot;the struggle for the American curriculum. quot; Progressivism consistently challenged
traditional ideals concerning the foundations upon which students education in schools was based. The
movement was greatly influenced by the writings of John Dewey, who was inspired by such known
political theorists as Vittoriano da Feltre, Campanella, Comenius, Pestalozzi, Rousseau, and Bronson
Alcott. In addition to Dewey, such prominent curriculum ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The organizational thought process that relates all experiential processes is something Dewey named
the quot;Logical Organization of Subject Matter. quot; The second principle, interaction, denotes the
concept that what was learned may possibly need revisions, adaptations, or be discarded all together
because further research has claimed it to be false. Essentially, from this standpoint, assumptions need
to be challenged in the continual search for absolute truth. Thus the interaction principle encouraged
experimentalism, verification, and reconstruction.
The Progressive Movement was at its peak in the 1930 s during the Great Depression in the United
States. Previously, in 1918, the Progressive Education Association was founded. Many who supported
the movement felt there should be less authoritarianism in the schools, an elimination of set standards
for school curriculum, and an emphasis on teaching what the pupils desired to learn. However, the
movement did have its share of critics that felt education needed a foundation of basic skills and more
discipline. By the early 1940s, such concerns came to the forefront of curriculum theorizing and the
Progressive Movement quickly lost its centrality in terms of influencing school practice.
The Progressive Movement made a lasting impact on American education in that it challenged
traditional practices in education and conceptualized the student as an individual with
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Diffusion Lab Report
William B. Walker
Professor Graves
Human Anatomy Physiology Lab 1
Lab Report
Introduction
Diffusion is defined as the movement of molecules or ions from an area of a higher concentration to
an area where they are in lower concentration. The driving force for diffusion is kinetic energy. The
speed of diffusion is influenced by the molecular, temperature, bumping bouncing off each other
creating equilibrium in the molecules. The atoms molecules are the building blocks of cells. Cells
have selectively permeable membranes that only allow the movement of certain solutes or solutions.
Diffusion is key to the functions in a cell. Diffusion helps to transport nutrients to cells in the body or
plants. Water is an example of this movement like absorption of water into roots.
Osmosis is the diffusion of a solvent or movement of water through semi permeable membrane from a
region of higher water or solvent into a potential lower region of water (hypertonic solute to a region
of lower water potential (hypertonic solute) to a region of lower water potential (hypertonic solute). ...
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Hyperosmolality is usually related to hypernatremia and/or hyperglycemia. Identifying the cause and
carefully calculating the water deficit is crucial to appropriate management. Hyponatremia may be
hypertonic, isotonic, or hypotonic. When hypotonic, it may be hypervolemic, euvolemic, or
hypovolemic in nature. Determining the precise nature of the hyponatremia allows the clinician to
focus the therapy appropriately. The rate of development of hyponatremia is crucial to safe and
appropriate treatment. In acutely developing hyponatremia, hypertonic saline is required, whereas in
slowly developing hyponatremia, water restriction and slow correction is required to avoid the
syndrome of osmotic demyelination. Appropriate diagnosis and management of hyperkalemia and
hypokalemia are also
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William B. Walker
Professor Graves
Human Anatomy Physiology Lab 1
Lab Report
Introduction
Diffusion is defined as the movement of molecules or ions from an area of a higher concentration to
an area where they are in lower concentration. The driving force for diffusion is kinetic energy. The
speed of diffusion is influenced by the molecular, temperature, bumping bouncing off each other
creating equilibrium in the molecules. The atoms molecules are the building blocks of cells. Cells
have selectively permeable membranes that only allow the movement of certain solutes or solutions.
Diffusion is key to the functions in a cell. Diffusion helps to transport nutrients to cells in the body or
plants. Water is an example of this movement like absorption of water into roots.
Osmosis is the diffusion of a solvent or movement of water through semi permeable membrane from a
region of higher water or solvent into a potential lower region of water (hypertonic solute to a region
of lower water potential (hypertonic solute) to a region of lower water potential (hypertonic solute). ...
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Hyperosmolality is usually related to hypernatremia and/or hyperglycemia. Identifying the cause and
carefully calculating the water deficit is crucial to appropriate management. Hyponatremia may be
hypertonic, isotonic, or hypotonic. When hypotonic, it may be hypervolemic, euvolemic, or
hypovolemic in nature. Determining the precise nature of the hyponatremia allows the clinician to
focus the therapy appropriately. The rate of development of hyponatremia is crucial to safe and
appropriate treatment. In acutely developing hyponatremia, hypertonic saline is required, whereas in
slowly developing hyponatremia, water restriction and slow correction is required to avoid the
syndrome of osmotic demyelination. Appropriate diagnosis and management of hyperkalemia and
hypokalemia are also
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Ray Charles Addiction
Ray Charles was suffering from substance abuse disorder. Substance disorder is defined as a complex
behavioral disorder characterized by preoccupation with obtaining alcohol or other drugs (AOD) and a
narrowing of the behavioral repertoire towards excessive consumption and loss of control over
consumption. It is usually also accompanied by the development of tolerance and withdrawal and
impairment in social and occupational functioning. Ray Charles continued substance abuse caused
fights at home, problems with the law, and also problems with music performances, and holding
record labels. Ray Charles Would keep his drug habit away from home as much as he could but he
would constantly fight with his wife about his drug use increasing and ... Show more content on
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Therefore, the counselor needs to be someone that has a personality and willing to listen to Ray and
his stories. The therapist needs to approach Ray as a human and not a client. This will let Ray open up
to him/her and will allow for Ray to get deeper and deeper into his reasons of his drug addiction.
The first treatment that the therapist should enforce on Ray is inpatient treatment. Inpatient treatment
will allow him to be able to withdraw from the drug and not have the ability to relapse quickly.
Performing on the road was his introduction to his drug addiction; therefore, he needed a break from
the road to fully recover. While in inpatient treatment he will have one on one counseling as well as
group counseling. During his one on one counseling the therapist will include role playing. Ray
Charles should role play talking to his mom and expressing his feelings that he couldn t express at the
age 7 when his brother died. Ray carried the blame of his brother dying from childhood to his
adulthood without telling anyone how he felt at the time of the event. Therefore, the role playing will
let out all the hurt, blame, and uneasiness that were felt at that time. The therapist will act as the
mother and Ray will be allowed to dig deep in his inner feelings so that there will not be any need to
long for drugs. After this measure has been applied the therapist will then focus on the future of Ray
Charles life.
In
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Ray Charles was suffering from substance abuse disorder. Substance disorder is defined as a complex
behavioral disorder characterized by preoccupation with obtaining alcohol or other drugs (AOD) and a
narrowing of the behavioral repertoire towards excessive consumption and loss of control over
consumption. It is usually also accompanied by the development of tolerance and withdrawal and
impairment in social and occupational functioning. Ray Charles continued substance abuse caused
fights at home, problems with the law, and also problems with music performances, and holding
record labels. Ray Charles Would keep his drug habit away from home as much as he could but he
would constantly fight with his wife about his drug use increasing and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, the counselor needs to be someone that has a personality and willing to listen to Ray and
his stories. The therapist needs to approach Ray as a human and not a client. This will let Ray open up
to him/her and will allow for Ray to get deeper and deeper into his reasons of his drug addiction.
The first treatment that the therapist should enforce on Ray is inpatient treatment. Inpatient treatment
will allow him to be able to withdraw from the drug and not have the ability to relapse quickly.
Performing on the road was his introduction to his drug addiction; therefore, he needed a break from
the road to fully recover. While in inpatient treatment he will have one on one counseling as well as
group counseling. During his one on one counseling the therapist will include role playing. Ray
Charles should role play talking to his mom and expressing his feelings that he couldn t express at the
age 7 when his brother died. Ray carried the blame of his brother dying from childhood to his
adulthood without telling anyone how he felt at the time of the event. Therefore, the role playing will
let out all the hurt, blame, and uneasiness that were felt at that time. The therapist will act as the
mother and Ray will be allowed to dig deep in his inner feelings so that there will not be any need to
long for drugs. After this measure has been applied the therapist will then focus on the future of Ray
Charles life.
In
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Time Is Precious
Friends, today I am going to speak on a subject that affects us all, every day, every hour, every minute
and every second. Yes...the subject is Time.
Time is the most precious thing for a man as it comes only once in someone s life and never stays
long. Our life is like a bubble, a short morning dream. Therefore, we should take good care and make
the best use of it. In other words, we must understand the value of time. Time management is basically
planning and dividing one s time in a constructive way.
We all have a number of activities that have to be taken care of in a particular period of time. So we
should be able to plan our activities in such a way that we are able to complete all the work in a given
span of time. A great ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But those who forgot the value of time found to their utter dismay that it was harsh on them later.
In other words, successful persons use time in the best possible manner to achieve their goals. Most of
us waste our precious time in unnecessary things such as gossip, roaming aimlessly, grieving over the
past blunders or day dreaming. It must always be kept in mind that, Time and tide wait for none . Time
can be spent wisely or foolishly. The choice is ours and so are its consequences.
Life is not a bed of roses. Each one of us has to face a number of problems in life. We have to be bold
and courageous enough to face them. Problems are faced by men of courage only. Escapists always
avoid problems. Bad times teach us a lot. They prepare us for a prosperous and glorious future. When
difficult times arrive, they prepare us for a better life. We will then be able to handle problems with
more maturity, stability and courage.
Basically, time and opportunity once lost can never be recovered. The flow of time is ceaseless and
eternal and we all are like small insignificant particles in this endless and continuous flow. Time is
eternal and endless but human life is very limited, finite and short lived. Hence, successful people
make the best use of time in their lives. A work done is time earned. A decision taken at an appropriate
moment can work wonders so we must all learn to strike the iron when it is hot.
We must make the best
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Friends, today I am going to speak on a subject that affects us all, every day, every hour, every minute
and every second. Yes...the subject is Time.
Time is the most precious thing for a man as it comes only once in someone s life and never stays
long. Our life is like a bubble, a short morning dream. Therefore, we should take good care and make
the best use of it. In other words, we must understand the value of time. Time management is basically
planning and dividing one s time in a constructive way.
We all have a number of activities that have to be taken care of in a particular period of time. So we
should be able to plan our activities in such a way that we are able to complete all the work in a given
span of time. A great ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But those who forgot the value of time found to their utter dismay that it was harsh on them later.
In other words, successful persons use time in the best possible manner to achieve their goals. Most of
us waste our precious time in unnecessary things such as gossip, roaming aimlessly, grieving over the
past blunders or day dreaming. It must always be kept in mind that, Time and tide wait for none . Time
can be spent wisely or foolishly. The choice is ours and so are its consequences.
Life is not a bed of roses. Each one of us has to face a number of problems in life. We have to be bold
and courageous enough to face them. Problems are faced by men of courage only. Escapists always
avoid problems. Bad times teach us a lot. They prepare us for a prosperous and glorious future. When
difficult times arrive, they prepare us for a better life. We will then be able to handle problems with
more maturity, stability and courage.
Basically, time and opportunity once lost can never be recovered. The flow of time is ceaseless and
eternal and we all are like small insignificant particles in this endless and continuous flow. Time is
eternal and endless but human life is very limited, finite and short lived. Hence, successful people
make the best use of time in their lives. A work done is time earned. A decision taken at an appropriate
moment can work wonders so we must all learn to strike the iron when it is hot.
We must make the best
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Sexuality In The Workplace
Historically sexual harassment was strictly associated with women s work as a way of exploiting
women s sexuality in a labour context; trying to force sex in a context of economic vulnerability was
utilized as a way to keep women out of certain jobs and protect male power (Levan, 2011). In one of
the first studies of sexual harassment, consciousness raising efforts groups revealed how nearly every
woman had some experience of quitting or being fired from a job because of the sexual behaviour of
male supervisors or co workers (Levan, 2011). From this the Working Women United in the state of
New York in 1974 decided to call the phenomena sexual harassment (Levan, 2011, p.139). It is
important to remember the political significance of these
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Historically sexual harassment was strictly associated with women s work as a way of exploiting
women s sexuality in a labour context; trying to force sex in a context of economic vulnerability was
utilized as a way to keep women out of certain jobs and protect male power (Levan, 2011). In one of
the first studies of sexual harassment, consciousness raising efforts groups revealed how nearly every
woman had some experience of quitting or being fired from a job because of the sexual behaviour of
male supervisors or co workers (Levan, 2011). From this the Working Women United in the state of
New York in 1974 decided to call the phenomena sexual harassment (Levan, 2011, p.139). It is
important to remember the political significance of these
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The Rossafella Records Label Inc
Summary
The Rossafella Records Label (RRL) is an independent, multifaceted record label that aims to produce
high quality audio and visual entertainment to a diverse audience across both national and
international borders.
Located in Bondi, Sydney (NSW); RRL, will aim to capitalise on the growing music market across the
country by bringing talented local acts to the forefront of the Australian music scene by allocating
time and resources to their projects. In doing this it is of the best interest of both the record label and
of the individual artists, that a creative environment is established that will allow for meaningful and
innovative songwriting. This environment will include working with qualified audio engineers,
producers and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This approach will then create a more unbiased approached to scouting talent. Choosing bands or
artists that are ready for exposure by means of their musical expression instead of their stature
financially.
All services related to the mixing, engineering, and recording of music will be completed by a
professional audio engineer or producer of the RRL team. This allows the business to have maximum
efficiency of its capital, also promoting the idea of a familiar aesthetic associated with the label.
Whilst the sessions will be run explicitly by the RRL team, it has been chosen in an attempt to both
lower costs and also to branch out the audio networking, to hold all recordings at already established
studios such as 301, jungle and Linear studios. The Company will also hold a number of promotional
events by renting out large bars/clubs that will concurrently promote Rossafella Records artists while
generating a large stream of revenue for the business.
To achieve the goal of creating widely enjoyed audio entertainment, The RRL will engage in both
traditional and online marketing techniques to promote each artist, all of their tours, their album sales
as well as all online sales and merchandise sales. RRL will be the owner of all master sessions,
copyright licenses as well as other licenses for its products. This will ensure that RRL will be
rewarded with an immediate revenue stream whilst at the same
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Summary
The Rossafella Records Label (RRL) is an independent, multifaceted record label that aims to produce
high quality audio and visual entertainment to a diverse audience across both national and
international borders.
Located in Bondi, Sydney (NSW); RRL, will aim to capitalise on the growing music market across the
country by bringing talented local acts to the forefront of the Australian music scene by allocating
time and resources to their projects. In doing this it is of the best interest of both the record label and
of the individual artists, that a creative environment is established that will allow for meaningful and
innovative songwriting. This environment will include working with qualified audio engineers,
producers and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This approach will then create a more unbiased approached to scouting talent. Choosing bands or
artists that are ready for exposure by means of their musical expression instead of their stature
financially.
All services related to the mixing, engineering, and recording of music will be completed by a
professional audio engineer or producer of the RRL team. This allows the business to have maximum
efficiency of its capital, also promoting the idea of a familiar aesthetic associated with the label.
Whilst the sessions will be run explicitly by the RRL team, it has been chosen in an attempt to both
lower costs and also to branch out the audio networking, to hold all recordings at already established
studios such as 301, jungle and Linear studios. The Company will also hold a number of promotional
events by renting out large bars/clubs that will concurrently promote Rossafella Records artists while
generating a large stream of revenue for the business.
To achieve the goal of creating widely enjoyed audio entertainment, The RRL will engage in both
traditional and online marketing techniques to promote each artist, all of their tours, their album sales
as well as all online sales and merchandise sales. RRL will be the owner of all master sessions,
copyright licenses as well as other licenses for its products. This will ensure that RRL will be
rewarded with an immediate revenue stream whilst at the same
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Euphemisms In The Holocaust
Nazi euphemisms played an important role in the dehumanizing procedure of the Holocaust. From the
beginning Hitler spoke of the need to purify . Propaganda served as a significant device to win over
the majority of the German public who had not supported Adolf Hitler. During this semester we have
learned that words do not always serve the purpose of honest communications. In fact, words are often
used to hide truth and become a means of deceiving and misleading people.
During the Holocaust, Nazi language not only screened reality from their victims but also lessened the
truth of the Nazi involvement in the mass murder of Jews. In the language of the Nazis,
Sonderbehandlung ( special treatment ) meant execution, and the term Endlösung ( final solution )
referred to the systematic extermination and mass murder of the Jewish peoples. An example from
Goda shows how the Nazis used Terms such as euthanasia and mercy death which covered up the
murders of the handicapped, people that Hitler deemed unworthy of life . Euphemisms were used in
the death camps too. The Nazis deceived the Jews at Auschwitz; at the entrance it says Arbeit macht
frei which translates to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The memo recommending changes for gas vans at Chelmno is one of the most startling documents in
recent history. It contains a lot of coded language . It is also representative of the cruelties performed
by the Nazis. In the memo it labels the vans as special , this can be seen as a euphemism for death
device. It is startling when they refer to the Jews as a load as if they were objects to be transported. It
says that when the doors are shut the load pushes up onto it. This is an indication that people were
forced into the gas vans and most likely banged on the doors as they were being gassed (referred to as
the operation in the
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Nazi euphemisms played an important role in the dehumanizing procedure of the Holocaust. From the
beginning Hitler spoke of the need to purify . Propaganda served as a significant device to win over
the majority of the German public who had not supported Adolf Hitler. During this semester we have
learned that words do not always serve the purpose of honest communications. In fact, words are often
used to hide truth and become a means of deceiving and misleading people.
During the Holocaust, Nazi language not only screened reality from their victims but also lessened the
truth of the Nazi involvement in the mass murder of Jews. In the language of the Nazis,
Sonderbehandlung ( special treatment ) meant execution, and the term Endlösung ( final solution )
referred to the systematic extermination and mass murder of the Jewish peoples. An example from
Goda shows how the Nazis used Terms such as euthanasia and mercy death which covered up the
murders of the handicapped, people that Hitler deemed unworthy of life . Euphemisms were used in
the death camps too. The Nazis deceived the Jews at Auschwitz; at the entrance it says Arbeit macht
frei which translates to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The memo recommending changes for gas vans at Chelmno is one of the most startling documents in
recent history. It contains a lot of coded language . It is also representative of the cruelties performed
by the Nazis. In the memo it labels the vans as special , this can be seen as a euphemism for death
device. It is startling when they refer to the Jews as a load as if they were objects to be transported. It
says that when the doors are shut the load pushes up onto it. This is an indication that people were
forced into the gas vans and most likely banged on the doors as they were being gassed (referred to as
the operation in the
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Machiavelli The Prince
Political theorist Niccolò Machiavelli s, The Prince , exemplifies an early depiction of several modern
ideological principles that would sustain and preserve nations (especially after the separation of the
church and state) in the sixteenth century. In this critically acclaimed work, Machiavelli satirically
bequeaths a map of qualities that princes should steadfastly uphold and advance. Expressly, the
qualities mapped out are frequently criticized as, crafty, cunning and unscrupulous methods by which
a prince can acquire and maintain political power . One of the most prominent principles that almost
served as a catalyst and enchiridion for Machiavelli s ethical behavior as an eminent political figure of
Florence, Italy was, the end ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, he believes it would benefit princes much more to appear virtuous but not to genuinely be
virtuous considering that one who is not too concerned with being convicted by their moral compass
will be more likely to efficaciously claim victory and attain the goals of the state. However, he does
call princes to be able to dissemble and hide their true motives as the individuals/common people of a
state do concern themselves on how governmental officials appear but not necessarily how they really
are (and will still appreciate them greatly despite their deviousness/cruelty especially if the official
seems virtuous and if the people and state are benefitting from the outcomes of the governments
unscrupulous acts). All in all, Machiavelli makes it clear that princes should not make decisions based
on the decision s moral soundness and instead to be extremely conscious of each action/plan to assess
how it will benefit/affect the
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Political theorist Niccolò Machiavelli s, The Prince , exemplifies an early depiction of several modern
ideological principles that would sustain and preserve nations (especially after the separation of the
church and state) in the sixteenth century. In this critically acclaimed work, Machiavelli satirically
bequeaths a map of qualities that princes should steadfastly uphold and advance. Expressly, the
qualities mapped out are frequently criticized as, crafty, cunning and unscrupulous methods by which
a prince can acquire and maintain political power . One of the most prominent principles that almost
served as a catalyst and enchiridion for Machiavelli s ethical behavior as an eminent political figure of
Florence, Italy was, the end ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, he believes it would benefit princes much more to appear virtuous but not to genuinely be
virtuous considering that one who is not too concerned with being convicted by their moral compass
will be more likely to efficaciously claim victory and attain the goals of the state. However, he does
call princes to be able to dissemble and hide their true motives as the individuals/common people of a
state do concern themselves on how governmental officials appear but not necessarily how they really
are (and will still appreciate them greatly despite their deviousness/cruelty especially if the official
seems virtuous and if the people and state are benefitting from the outcomes of the governments
unscrupulous acts). All in all, Machiavelli makes it clear that princes should not make decisions based
on the decision s moral soundness and instead to be extremely conscious of each action/plan to assess
how it will benefit/affect the
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Role Of Marketing Using Integrated Marketing...
In recent times, there has been a shift from mass marketing using mass communication to relationship
marketing using Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC). This shift has developed an emphasis
on interaction and relationship building. IMC is the dominant communications marketing approach
favoured by many organisations as together the various communication functions create synergy
(Belch Belch, 2012, chapter 1) that consequently builds reputability; short term financial returns and
long term brand value (Schultz Schultz, 2003). This argument will be developed through a discussion
and examples of various IMC communication functions, with reference to the greater strategic results
are possible with the successful use of IMC these include but are not limited to the development of
relationships and brand identity and the ability to target various and specific audiences. The above will
be discussed with reference to theorists Belch and Belch (2012), Percy (2014) and Schultz and Schultz
(2003) among others, and the Tourism New Zealand 100% Pure New Zealand IMC campaign in order
to provide a cohesive and integrated argument.
In order to understand why IMC is the dominant approach; one must first have a cohesive
understanding of what IMC entails. IMC as Schultz and Schultz (2003), Clow and Baack (2007) and
Belch and Belch (2012) explain is a strategic business process whereby all marketing communication
tools and avenues are integrated seamlessly to ensure the greatest
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In recent times, there has been a shift from mass marketing using mass communication to relationship
marketing using Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC). This shift has developed an emphasis
on interaction and relationship building. IMC is the dominant communications marketing approach
favoured by many organisations as together the various communication functions create synergy
(Belch Belch, 2012, chapter 1) that consequently builds reputability; short term financial returns and
long term brand value (Schultz Schultz, 2003). This argument will be developed through a discussion
and examples of various IMC communication functions, with reference to the greater strategic results
are possible with the successful use of IMC these include but are not limited to the development of
relationships and brand identity and the ability to target various and specific audiences. The above will
be discussed with reference to theorists Belch and Belch (2012), Percy (2014) and Schultz and Schultz
(2003) among others, and the Tourism New Zealand 100% Pure New Zealand IMC campaign in order
to provide a cohesive and integrated argument.
In order to understand why IMC is the dominant approach; one must first have a cohesive
understanding of what IMC entails. IMC as Schultz and Schultz (2003), Clow and Baack (2007) and
Belch and Belch (2012) explain is a strategic business process whereby all marketing communication
tools and avenues are integrated seamlessly to ensure the greatest
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New Media Literacy Essay
When the word was first used, literacy had a very traditional meaning: the ability to read and write (
Literacy, 2011). Being literate was the norm, it was required for all and it distinguished race and class.
However, as times change and culture emerges and grows, people acquire new knowledge, such as
technology, that can very well be identified as literacy, or media literacy. As technology leads the 21st
century, students are now expected to excel and master media literacy as well textual literacy (Jenkins,
Clinton, Purushotma, Robison Weigel, 2006). This is because the meaning of the word literacy
evolves into the set of abilities and skills where aural, visual, and digital literacy overlap (New Media
Consortium as cited in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because technology is advancing everyday, teachers, administrators and parents should ascribe great
value, money, time and/or effort to ensure that students are prepared to face the world with as much
media literacy skills as possible to be full participants in society (Jenkins et al., 2006). To do this,
educators and leaders must insure that there are countless resources to teach new media literacy,
whether in school, after school programs or even at home. Teachers, parents, and after school
caregivers all have a responsibility and a role to educate students and nurture their new media skills
(Jenkins et al., 2006). Literature Review Why should educators consider adding new media literacies
to curriculums? The answer is simple: new media literacies or skills emphasize social and
communication skills (Jenkins et al., 2006). This new culture requires that students or participants in
general be prepared and equipped as full participants having the social skills required to contribute and
they must be culturally competent (Jenkins et al., 2006). In addition, participating in online
communities, such as social network sites, intensifies or enhances certain properties not represented in
face to face communications, such as persistence, searchability, exact copyability and invisible
audiences (Boyd, 2008, pg. 2). Although these properties can change social dynamics, they give
students an outlet for their creativity and
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When the word was first used, literacy had a very traditional meaning: the ability to read and write (
Literacy, 2011). Being literate was the norm, it was required for all and it distinguished race and class.
However, as times change and culture emerges and grows, people acquire new knowledge, such as
technology, that can very well be identified as literacy, or media literacy. As technology leads the 21st
century, students are now expected to excel and master media literacy as well textual literacy (Jenkins,
Clinton, Purushotma, Robison Weigel, 2006). This is because the meaning of the word literacy
evolves into the set of abilities and skills where aural, visual, and digital literacy overlap (New Media
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Because technology is advancing everyday, teachers, administrators and parents should ascribe great
value, money, time and/or effort to ensure that students are prepared to face the world with as much
media literacy skills as possible to be full participants in society (Jenkins et al., 2006). To do this,
educators and leaders must insure that there are countless resources to teach new media literacy,
whether in school, after school programs or even at home. Teachers, parents, and after school
caregivers all have a responsibility and a role to educate students and nurture their new media skills
(Jenkins et al., 2006). Literature Review Why should educators consider adding new media literacies
to curriculums? The answer is simple: new media literacies or skills emphasize social and
communication skills (Jenkins et al., 2006). This new culture requires that students or participants in
general be prepared and equipped as full participants having the social skills required to contribute and
they must be culturally competent (Jenkins et al., 2006). In addition, participating in online
communities, such as social network sites, intensifies or enhances certain properties not represented in
face to face communications, such as persistence, searchability, exact copyability and invisible
audiences (Boyd, 2008, pg. 2). Although these properties can change social dynamics, they give
students an outlet for their creativity and
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Prelude To A Kiss
Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas, is about a newly married couple that experiences a supernatural
event that will test their love and commitment towards each other. This play was a very interesting and
comedic read. Prelude to a kiss is a play any audience would enjoy and get something out of it .
Therefore, UNI ought to produce Prelude to a Kiss next year or at least soon. It is a great romantic
comedy for the audience to see and will leave the audience appreciating their life more. Prelude to a
Kiss is set in the modern times, probably around the 1990 s for it has some modern elements but some
of the jokes they give or things they talk about seem dated. The time span of the play is the time it
takes to perform it, but it usually has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author Craig Lucas never gave an explanation on why there was a supernatural element just there
was one and it made the conflict. Beside the supernatural aspect there was some spirituality in the
play. Craig Lucas never mentioned in the play that they were religious but they had a christian
wedding so there must have a spiritual element in there beside the supernatural. The language of the
play was very modern, but when Rita and the Old Man changed bodies, the Old Man would say many
oldish sayings or just many things that didn t fit with how Rita and Peter talked. Also, many times
when one of the characters were speaking, other characters speak over them so they did a lot of
overlapping. At times it was kind of confusing and chaotic but it just added a human element. The way
they spoke made them seem nervous and willing to fill up empty void as to not have awkward
silence.The nature of the play was very evident in the script. Peter was the only one who ever
acknowledged the audiences, in fact he spoke directly to the audience in several different occasions.
So this play has a presentational contract with a non realistic vibe due to having a supernatural
occurrence happen on stage. Craig
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Prelude to a Kiss by Craig Lucas, is about a newly married couple that experiences a supernatural
event that will test their love and commitment towards each other. This play was a very interesting and
comedic read. Prelude to a kiss is a play any audience would enjoy and get something out of it .
Therefore, UNI ought to produce Prelude to a Kiss next year or at least soon. It is a great romantic
comedy for the audience to see and will leave the audience appreciating their life more. Prelude to a
Kiss is set in the modern times, probably around the 1990 s for it has some modern elements but some
of the jokes they give or things they talk about seem dated. The time span of the play is the time it
takes to perform it, but it usually has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author Craig Lucas never gave an explanation on why there was a supernatural element just there
was one and it made the conflict. Beside the supernatural aspect there was some spirituality in the
play. Craig Lucas never mentioned in the play that they were religious but they had a christian
wedding so there must have a spiritual element in there beside the supernatural. The language of the
play was very modern, but when Rita and the Old Man changed bodies, the Old Man would say many
oldish sayings or just many things that didn t fit with how Rita and Peter talked. Also, many times
when one of the characters were speaking, other characters speak over them so they did a lot of
overlapping. At times it was kind of confusing and chaotic but it just added a human element. The way
they spoke made them seem nervous and willing to fill up empty void as to not have awkward
silence.The nature of the play was very evident in the script. Peter was the only one who ever
acknowledged the audiences, in fact he spoke directly to the audience in several different occasions.
So this play has a presentational contract with a non realistic vibe due to having a supernatural
occurrence happen on stage. Craig
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