English Essay Notes For Class 10
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English Essay Notes For Class 10English Essay Notes For Class 10
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English Essay Notes For Class 10English Essay Notes For Class 10
The Book Of Mormon Analysis
There is a power that lies in each of us, a flame that burns so bright. Yet, it is only unlocked as we
search, ponder and pray. But about what you may ask. The answer may come as a surprise to
some, or may hit home for others. We each must Search, Ponder and Pray about The Book of
Mormon , about The Prophet Joseph Smith, about the truthfulness of the Church of JesusChrist of
Latter Day Saints.
As we come to gain a testimony we can fuel that fire that burns with in our hearts. We can
increase our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and receive that comfort and direction, that we all are
so desperate for. We can come to know for a surety that these things are true and really will bless
our lives.
This week I was reminded of this simple truth. As my companion and I walked a long the road,
going from house to house. I couldn t help bu think, that there is someone special I ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I didn t care for the typical Hello, we are Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints , would you like to hear a message. Honestly that s a good way to get a door slammed
in your face. People are realistic, and think just like anyone else. They want to know only what s
good for them or what can help them. Sometimes it can be seen as a selfish attitude. So borrowing
a idea from Theodore Roosevelt and applying this phrase, People don t care how much you know
until they know how much you care .
I sought to get to know this man, and I really was genuine about it. People don t like flattery, it s
cheap and it never works. In an honest person to person conversation I did just that. Jacob, told
me about his life, about his job, about his family and about what he was even doing on the car that
he stopped working on to talk to me. I felt the love of God for this man, I truly did. As he talked
and I listen intently. It was almost perfect, almost the hand of the Lord shown forth as the gospel
came up in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is a power that lies in each of us, a flame that burns so bright. Yet, it is only unlocked as we
search, ponder and pray. But about what you may ask. The answer may come as a surprise to
some, or may hit home for others. We each must Search, Ponder and Pray about The Book of
Mormon , about The Prophet Joseph Smith, about the truthfulness of the Church of JesusChrist of
Latter Day Saints.
As we come to gain a testimony we can fuel that fire that burns with in our hearts. We can
increase our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and receive that comfort and direction, that we all are
so desperate for. We can come to know for a surety that these things are true and really will bless
our lives.
This week I was reminded of this simple truth. As my companion and I walked a long the road,
going from house to house. I couldn t help bu think, that there is someone special I ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I didn t care for the typical Hello, we are Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints , would you like to hear a message. Honestly that s a good way to get a door slammed
in your face. People are realistic, and think just like anyone else. They want to know only what s
good for them or what can help them. Sometimes it can be seen as a selfish attitude. So borrowing
a idea from Theodore Roosevelt and applying this phrase, People don t care how much you know
until they know how much you care .
I sought to get to know this man, and I really was genuine about it. People don t like flattery, it s
cheap and it never works. In an honest person to person conversation I did just that. Jacob, told
me about his life, about his job, about his family and about what he was even doing on the car that
he stopped working on to talk to me. I felt the love of God for this man, I truly did. As he talked
and I listen intently. It was almost perfect, almost the hand of the Lord shown forth as the gospel
came up in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Valencia Road Essay
Valencia Road reveals society s humanity. Kindness and understanding have become scarce, if
not disappeared completely in today s society. We re so wrapped up in our own lives we forget
about those around us. No longer does a neighbor knock on your door asking for a cup of milk
or sugar for tonight s dinner. Instead you re probably too busy arguing over property lines to
remember their last name. These relationships are explored in ELO Films new short film Valencia
Road. The 7 minute short directed and written by Logan George and Celine Held captures the
interactions and decisions of strangers in a desperate situation. What we stand to learn is how
sometimes even the most tragic events cannot bring us together. The film beings as our... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The thoughts we know our characters are having and yet can t seem to say out loud. For
instance this first happens when Catherine called the police. She calls and reports she has seen a
car accident, but as the operator is asking her questions, instead of dealing with the issue at hand
she is more concerned with how long this will take? Even with the possibility of someone being
dead inside that car, her biggest concern is time? This is emphasized as a car barrels down the
road next to her not even bothering to stop. What our filmmakers are trying to do is appeal to our
humanity. They want us to feel the connection to the world and to the woman in the car, only to
shut us down like so many of us have shut the world out. This aspect of the film is what makes it
so incredibly upsetting yet enlightening. We witness a connection between Catherine and the
woman in the car and then it is taken away from us without a second thought. After the car crash
Catherine calls the woman hoping to develop some sort of relationship but is disappointed when
the woman wants nothing to do with her. The audience feels just as disappointed but why? This is
the purpose of the film. The filmmakers so cleverly want us to reach for this connection and we
expect it to be reciprocated. The truth is, that isn t the society we live in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Valencia Road reveals society s humanity. Kindness and understanding have become scarce, if
not disappeared completely in today s society. We re so wrapped up in our own lives we forget
about those around us. No longer does a neighbor knock on your door asking for a cup of milk
or sugar for tonight s dinner. Instead you re probably too busy arguing over property lines to
remember their last name. These relationships are explored in ELO Films new short film Valencia
Road. The 7 minute short directed and written by Logan George and Celine Held captures the
interactions and decisions of strangers in a desperate situation. What we stand to learn is how
sometimes even the most tragic events cannot bring us together. The film beings as our... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The thoughts we know our characters are having and yet can t seem to say out loud. For
instance this first happens when Catherine called the police. She calls and reports she has seen a
car accident, but as the operator is asking her questions, instead of dealing with the issue at hand
she is more concerned with how long this will take? Even with the possibility of someone being
dead inside that car, her biggest concern is time? This is emphasized as a car barrels down the
road next to her not even bothering to stop. What our filmmakers are trying to do is appeal to our
humanity. They want us to feel the connection to the world and to the woman in the car, only to
shut us down like so many of us have shut the world out. This aspect of the film is what makes it
so incredibly upsetting yet enlightening. We witness a connection between Catherine and the
woman in the car and then it is taken away from us without a second thought. After the car crash
Catherine calls the woman hoping to develop some sort of relationship but is disappointed when
the woman wants nothing to do with her. The audience feels just as disappointed but why? This is
the purpose of the film. The filmmakers so cleverly want us to reach for this connection and we
expect it to be reciprocated. The truth is, that isn t the society we live in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
High Rates Of Adverse Neonatal Outcomes
Abstract
Background: High rates of adverse neonatal outcomes have been reported among women with HIV.
In high income countries, small for gestational age (SGA) and pre term birth (PTB) are among the
most prevalent of these outcomes and have been variously associated with antiretroviral treatment,
ethnicity/race, psychosocial risk and lack of prenatal care. While evidence demonstrates that both
medical and social factors contribute to LBW and PTD, risk factors for HIV positive women in
Ottawa, Canada, have not been well described.
Objective: To estimate the proportion and risk factors of SGA and PTB outcomes and characterize
temporal trends among HIV positive women giving birth at an urban hospital in Ottawa, Canada.
Methods: This retrospective cohort study reviewed all cases of pregnant women with HIV
receiving prenatal care and/or giving birth at The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) between June 1990 and
July 2010. Data were collected on socio demographics, medical history, and adverse obstetric
outcomes. Univariable logistic regression was used to identify factors associated with small for
gestational age (90% health insurance coverage in our cohort, which provides for HIV and
obstetrical care, and prenatal programs in Ottawa.
Canadian Health Care
The breadth, depth and scope of coverage for broadly defined insured services under the Canada
Health Act are similar from province to province. 100% of the resident Canadian population,
including landed immigrants received full
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract
Background: High rates of adverse neonatal outcomes have been reported among women with HIV.
In high income countries, small for gestational age (SGA) and pre term birth (PTB) are among the
most prevalent of these outcomes and have been variously associated with antiretroviral treatment,
ethnicity/race, psychosocial risk and lack of prenatal care. While evidence demonstrates that both
medical and social factors contribute to LBW and PTD, risk factors for HIV positive women in
Ottawa, Canada, have not been well described.
Objective: To estimate the proportion and risk factors of SGA and PTB outcomes and characterize
temporal trends among HIV positive women giving birth at an urban hospital in Ottawa, Canada.
Methods: This retrospective cohort study reviewed all cases of pregnant women with HIV
receiving prenatal care and/or giving birth at The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) between June 1990 and
July 2010. Data were collected on socio demographics, medical history, and adverse obstetric
outcomes. Univariable logistic regression was used to identify factors associated with small for
gestational age (90% health insurance coverage in our cohort, which provides for HIV and
obstetrical care, and prenatal programs in Ottawa.
Canadian Health Care
The breadth, depth and scope of coverage for broadly defined insured services under the Canada
Health Act are similar from province to province. 100% of the resident Canadian population,
including landed immigrants received full
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Carrefour Case Write-Up
Carrefour S.A. Case Write up In order to finance its ongoing expansion, Carrefour decided to issue
EUR750 million 10 year bond through the eurobond market. Investment banks, like Morgan
Stanley and UBS Warburg had suggested that instead of issuing the bond with EUR, Carrefour
could borrow British sterling pounds this time by taking the advantage of a temporary borrowing
opportunity in the currency. Carrefour also faced three other alternatives of issuance: the bond
could be issued at a coupon rate of 5.25% in euro, 3.625% in Swiss francs, or 5.5% in USD.
There are several considerations that Carrefour should take when it evaluated which currency it
should issue the EUR debt. According to relative PPP equation,
%О”S(foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(See details and calculation in Exhibit 2.) The last consideration of issuing the debt is markup of
different currencies. The markup equals to the difference between the bond s issuing coupon rates
and inter bank interest rates of 10 year bond of four currencies. The calculation has shown that
British pounds has the lowest markup among other three currencies. (See Exhibit 3) This 0.001%
markup would greatly reduce default rate of the debt and make the debt more secured, also attracts
more investors.
Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2
Exhibit
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Carrefour S.A. Case Write up In order to finance its ongoing expansion, Carrefour decided to issue
EUR750 million 10 year bond through the eurobond market. Investment banks, like Morgan
Stanley and UBS Warburg had suggested that instead of issuing the bond with EUR, Carrefour
could borrow British sterling pounds this time by taking the advantage of a temporary borrowing
opportunity in the currency. Carrefour also faced three other alternatives of issuance: the bond
could be issued at a coupon rate of 5.25% in euro, 3.625% in Swiss francs, or 5.5% in USD.
There are several considerations that Carrefour should take when it evaluated which currency it
should issue the EUR debt. According to relative PPP equation,
%О”S(foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(See details and calculation in Exhibit 2.) The last consideration of issuing the debt is markup of
different currencies. The markup equals to the difference between the bond s issuing coupon rates
and inter bank interest rates of 10 year bond of four currencies. The calculation has shown that
British pounds has the lowest markup among other three currencies. (See Exhibit 3) This 0.001%
markup would greatly reduce default rate of the debt and make the debt more secured, also attracts
more investors.
Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2
Exhibit
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Puerto Rico Imperialism
The international perception of Puerto Rico as an American colony a failed economy or a
misunderstood predicament of colonization
Since the end of the Spanish American War in 1898 the United States has proclaim the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico under United States territory. Spain handed Puerto Rico over to the
United States as spoil of war and to liquidate its war debts. To this day, the political, economic, and
cultural impact of the occupation and subsequent annexation of Puerto Rico as an unincorporated
territory remains subject to controversy and debate. The real polemic of this idea resides on the
influence of the United States to held full responsibility for military, monetary, and foreign affairs.
The Popular Democratic Party, led by Luis MuГ±oz MarГ n, and the United States in 1952 adopted
Puerto Rico s current Commonwealth status as a global wave of decolonization. Even if this create
the local government and the Constitution that will always be subject to be veto from Congress. In
1950, the U.S. Congressional and Administrative Service reported that the bill establishes that the
Commonwealth would not change Puerto Rico s fundamental political, social and economic
relationship to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This law had as a requirement that ships build in the United States and only owned by Americans
carry all goods transported to Puerto Rico using U.S. ports. Puerto Rican consumers always had
been affected by high shipping costs and reduce the changes for Puerto Rico to interact with
foreign trading partners. The Jones Act as unwarranted for Puerto Rico and other American
overseas territories it had created the major burden for aspirations to interact with foreign trading
partners. In 2010, Senator John McCain tried to revoke the act but Congress did not approve
McCain s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The international perception of Puerto Rico as an American colony a failed economy or a
misunderstood predicament of colonization
Since the end of the Spanish American War in 1898 the United States has proclaim the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico under United States territory. Spain handed Puerto Rico over to the
United States as spoil of war and to liquidate its war debts. To this day, the political, economic, and
cultural impact of the occupation and subsequent annexation of Puerto Rico as an unincorporated
territory remains subject to controversy and debate. The real polemic of this idea resides on the
influence of the United States to held full responsibility for military, monetary, and foreign affairs.
The Popular Democratic Party, led by Luis MuГ±oz MarГ n, and the United States in 1952 adopted
Puerto Rico s current Commonwealth status as a global wave of decolonization. Even if this create
the local government and the Constitution that will always be subject to be veto from Congress. In
1950, the U.S. Congressional and Administrative Service reported that the bill establishes that the
Commonwealth would not change Puerto Rico s fundamental political, social and economic
relationship to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This law had as a requirement that ships build in the United States and only owned by Americans
carry all goods transported to Puerto Rico using U.S. ports. Puerto Rican consumers always had
been affected by high shipping costs and reduce the changes for Puerto Rico to interact with
foreign trading partners. The Jones Act as unwarranted for Puerto Rico and other American
overseas territories it had created the major burden for aspirations to interact with foreign trading
partners. In 2010, Senator John McCain tried to revoke the act but Congress did not approve
McCain s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Dilemma Of Authenticity And Assimilation
The Dilemma of Authenticity and Assimilation
Kenji Yoshino, through the Covering: the hidden assaults on civil rights , has pen down his
personal experiences of covering while growing up as an Asian American in two different
environments. While Turkle in essay Alone Together embraces authenticity. Authenticity is a
degree to which one is true to one s own personality, spirit or character despite external pressures
like racial discrimination or cultural disparity. She also mentions how technological advancement
can put an end to beautiful concept of authenticity. Authenticity is a gift of nature it cannot be
engineered into anyone or anything. In today s world authenticity is being considered old fashioned
and orthodox. The process of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An attitude based on partiality, this is what discrimination is defines as. When one follows a
stereotype that has been practiced and followed for years this is how discrimination occurs in the
society. Prejudice is what discrimination leads to. Prejudice leads to culture differences and these
differences act as means for people to cover. Yoshino was strongly affected by the concept of
covering and assimilation, he believed that everyone in this world covers in some or the other
positive way. Yoshino has mentioned lots of examples where he was forced to cover as well as
assimilate and has also mentioned some other examples where he noticed people covering.
Yoshino was born and brought up in US, but he was a Japanese by ethnicity. He was forced to
adapt the western way due to the majority of white. Here, majority and western way is considered
as mainstream. This made him loose his originality or say his authenticity. Yoshino s parents
wanted him to retain his authenticity but contrastingly said Be one hundred percent American in
America, and one hundred percent Japanese in Japan (Yoshino 300). He was being offered a
clear cut message from his parents that he needs to cover his identity of being a Japanese when he
is in America and to cover his identity of being American by nature when he is in Japan. His
parents wanted him to retain his ethnicity and to be proud of it. That is why every summer they
sent him to Japanese school in Japan. They wanted
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Dilemma of Authenticity and Assimilation
Kenji Yoshino, through the Covering: the hidden assaults on civil rights , has pen down his
personal experiences of covering while growing up as an Asian American in two different
environments. While Turkle in essay Alone Together embraces authenticity. Authenticity is a
degree to which one is true to one s own personality, spirit or character despite external pressures
like racial discrimination or cultural disparity. She also mentions how technological advancement
can put an end to beautiful concept of authenticity. Authenticity is a gift of nature it cannot be
engineered into anyone or anything. In today s world authenticity is being considered old fashioned
and orthodox. The process of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An attitude based on partiality, this is what discrimination is defines as. When one follows a
stereotype that has been practiced and followed for years this is how discrimination occurs in the
society. Prejudice is what discrimination leads to. Prejudice leads to culture differences and these
differences act as means for people to cover. Yoshino was strongly affected by the concept of
covering and assimilation, he believed that everyone in this world covers in some or the other
positive way. Yoshino has mentioned lots of examples where he was forced to cover as well as
assimilate and has also mentioned some other examples where he noticed people covering.
Yoshino was born and brought up in US, but he was a Japanese by ethnicity. He was forced to
adapt the western way due to the majority of white. Here, majority and western way is considered
as mainstream. This made him loose his originality or say his authenticity. Yoshino s parents
wanted him to retain his authenticity but contrastingly said Be one hundred percent American in
America, and one hundred percent Japanese in Japan (Yoshino 300). He was being offered a
clear cut message from his parents that he needs to cover his identity of being a Japanese when he
is in America and to cover his identity of being American by nature when he is in Japan. His
parents wanted him to retain his ethnicity and to be proud of it. That is why every summer they
sent him to Japanese school in Japan. They wanted
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Structure Of The Skeletal Muscle Essay
In mammals, there are an abundant amount of varying systems and components that all work
together in order for the body to function properly and sustain life; one of those components that
have a great portion of responsibility is the skeletal muscle. Skeletal muscle is responsible for a
great portion of movements of the body, such as transportation, obtaining food, and fight or flight
responses. Muscles are composed myofibrils, which when grouped together forms musclefibers and
when those are grouped together they form muscles fascicles; multiple muscle fascicles are formed
together to form skeletal muscles. All skeletal muscles are motor neuron dependent and composed
of muscle fibers that are innervated by a motor axon and together form what is known as the motor
unit. The muscle fibers all work together to form a muscle contraction, which is initiated by a
neuronal action potential. The action potential can be activated one of two ways, it can be either
voluntary by the person or it can be in voluntary, which would include electrical stimulation to the
peripheral nerve. After the action potential is initiated, a neurotransmitter is released in the
neuromuscular junction, which results in the depolarization of the muscle or a contraction
(Schiaffino, Blaauw, Dyar, 2016). There are several different ways to measure the overall activity
of skeletal muscles; one way deals with the electrical activity. During a contraction of skeletal
muscles a significant amount of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In mammals, there are an abundant amount of varying systems and components that all work
together in order for the body to function properly and sustain life; one of those components that
have a great portion of responsibility is the skeletal muscle. Skeletal muscle is responsible for a
great portion of movements of the body, such as transportation, obtaining food, and fight or flight
responses. Muscles are composed myofibrils, which when grouped together forms musclefibers and
when those are grouped together they form muscles fascicles; multiple muscle fascicles are formed
together to form skeletal muscles. All skeletal muscles are motor neuron dependent and composed
of muscle fibers that are innervated by a motor axon and together form what is known as the motor
unit. The muscle fibers all work together to form a muscle contraction, which is initiated by a
neuronal action potential. The action potential can be activated one of two ways, it can be either
voluntary by the person or it can be in voluntary, which would include electrical stimulation to the
peripheral nerve. After the action potential is initiated, a neurotransmitter is released in the
neuromuscular junction, which results in the depolarization of the muscle or a contraction
(Schiaffino, Blaauw, Dyar, 2016). There are several different ways to measure the overall activity
of skeletal muscles; one way deals with the electrical activity. During a contraction of skeletal
muscles a significant amount of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
My Co-Op Experience At Venture Connection Startup
Making Social Impact through Design: My Co op Experience at Venture Connection Startup
Working as a User Experience (UX) designer in the tech industry has been my main career
aspiration since I first started my co op program. Having previously completed my second co op
term as a web and graphic designer for a biotech company GenomeMe, I was eager to challenge
myself and get a taste of what it is like to work as a UX designer in a tech company. When I was
looking for internships near the end of the semester, I came across the posting from a startup
software company named BuzzIt Inc. and they were looking for a UX designer to join their team.
BuzzIt Inc. is a software company that is building an open, location based group messenger which...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since startup companies tend to have smaller teams, everyone in a startup is expected to wear
multiple hats where each individual are given more responsibilities. I was forced to step out of
my comfort zone to adopt new skills and be involved in the end to end process of designing
digital products. For example, when I was working on redesigning the company website, my
product manager gave me the responsibility to lead the project from the earliest discovery
meetings with the team, through UX and wireframing process, to branding, UI design and
development of the website. It was challenging and tiresome, but I am sure I accomplished more
projects and took on more responsibility faster than if I were in an entry level job at a larger
company. Flexible Work Culture When I came to the Venture Connection office on the first day,
I was expecting to work in a regular 9 5 schedule everyday there. However, I was surprised to hear
that my supervisor gave me the freedom to choose where I could work and flexibly adjust my
work hours as I see fit. This means I could work from home and start working at anytime as long
as I completed 40 hours of work per week. This startup culture really suits my personality well as I
am more of a night owl who tend to be more productive when working at
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Making Social Impact through Design: My Co op Experience at Venture Connection Startup
Working as a User Experience (UX) designer in the tech industry has been my main career
aspiration since I first started my co op program. Having previously completed my second co op
term as a web and graphic designer for a biotech company GenomeMe, I was eager to challenge
myself and get a taste of what it is like to work as a UX designer in a tech company. When I was
looking for internships near the end of the semester, I came across the posting from a startup
software company named BuzzIt Inc. and they were looking for a UX designer to join their team.
BuzzIt Inc. is a software company that is building an open, location based group messenger which...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since startup companies tend to have smaller teams, everyone in a startup is expected to wear
multiple hats where each individual are given more responsibilities. I was forced to step out of
my comfort zone to adopt new skills and be involved in the end to end process of designing
digital products. For example, when I was working on redesigning the company website, my
product manager gave me the responsibility to lead the project from the earliest discovery
meetings with the team, through UX and wireframing process, to branding, UI design and
development of the website. It was challenging and tiresome, but I am sure I accomplished more
projects and took on more responsibility faster than if I were in an entry level job at a larger
company. Flexible Work Culture When I came to the Venture Connection office on the first day,
I was expecting to work in a regular 9 5 schedule everyday there. However, I was surprised to hear
that my supervisor gave me the freedom to choose where I could work and flexibly adjust my
work hours as I see fit. This means I could work from home and start working at anytime as long
as I completed 40 hours of work per week. This startup culture really suits my personality well as I
am more of a night owl who tend to be more productive when working at
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay 1 Chapter 1
Felicia showed up right after Jensen left the next day. She had a small wagon hitched up to her
horse. Jared had picked out a downstairs bedroom that was fitting for her station. They unloaded
the wagon together. You have an incredible amount of possessions. I m omega and a hoarder,
Felicia said smiling at Jared. After unloading, Jared took the horse and wagon to the barn. Jensen
greeted him. So she s here? Yes. Remember; we stand united. Felicia is the hired help. You re my
omega. Jensen said as he grabbed the horse by the bridle. Yes, alpha. Jared walked back to the
house. Felicia was already in the kitchen; she had all the cabinets opened taking stock of what was
in the cabinets. Shouldn t you be unpacking? Jared asked.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
That s ridiculous, Jared said as he sat down to the right of Jensen. It s proper that we each sit at
the head of the table. Ok, when we have guests we will do that however, it s just us, alpha.
Jensen nodded. So, have you and Felicia figured out how many people you need to hire? Jensen
asked. Yes, Jared said with more conviction than he felt. Good. Jared watched as Jensen refilled
his drink. Alpha? Can I ask you something? Jensen took a long sip of his drink and nodded to
Jared. Why are you so nice to me. I thought you were going to hurt me? Jared asked quietly. First,
I claimed you which makes you my responsibility. I will not leave my omega to live in squalor;
soon you will go into heat, and then you ll have pups, and they ll deserve a better life. Hurt you?
Oh, sweetheart the pain I will inflict on you will not be of beatings, it will be of emptiness. You
will have all the finery you ever dreamed of, but that s all you ll have. You will find no warmth
from me. Jensen stood up and left the dining room. Come in Felicia, Jared called out. Felicia
entered from the opposite door that Jensen exited from with a tray of desserts. My lord I m sorry I
wasn t eavesdropping on purpose, but I did over hear Lord Ackles talking, so I paused before
entering. I... It s ok. Jared forced a smile. Felicia went to put a dessert plate in front of Jared but he
waved
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Felicia showed up right after Jensen left the next day. She had a small wagon hitched up to her
horse. Jared had picked out a downstairs bedroom that was fitting for her station. They unloaded
the wagon together. You have an incredible amount of possessions. I m omega and a hoarder,
Felicia said smiling at Jared. After unloading, Jared took the horse and wagon to the barn. Jensen
greeted him. So she s here? Yes. Remember; we stand united. Felicia is the hired help. You re my
omega. Jensen said as he grabbed the horse by the bridle. Yes, alpha. Jared walked back to the
house. Felicia was already in the kitchen; she had all the cabinets opened taking stock of what was
in the cabinets. Shouldn t you be unpacking? Jared asked.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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That s ridiculous, Jared said as he sat down to the right of Jensen. It s proper that we each sit at
the head of the table. Ok, when we have guests we will do that however, it s just us, alpha.
Jensen nodded. So, have you and Felicia figured out how many people you need to hire? Jensen
asked. Yes, Jared said with more conviction than he felt. Good. Jared watched as Jensen refilled
his drink. Alpha? Can I ask you something? Jensen took a long sip of his drink and nodded to
Jared. Why are you so nice to me. I thought you were going to hurt me? Jared asked quietly. First,
I claimed you which makes you my responsibility. I will not leave my omega to live in squalor;
soon you will go into heat, and then you ll have pups, and they ll deserve a better life. Hurt you?
Oh, sweetheart the pain I will inflict on you will not be of beatings, it will be of emptiness. You
will have all the finery you ever dreamed of, but that s all you ll have. You will find no warmth
from me. Jensen stood up and left the dining room. Come in Felicia, Jared called out. Felicia
entered from the opposite door that Jensen exited from with a tray of desserts. My lord I m sorry I
wasn t eavesdropping on purpose, but I did over hear Lord Ackles talking, so I paused before
entering. I... It s ok. Jared forced a smile. Felicia went to put a dessert plate in front of Jared but he
waved
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Happiness By Raymond Carver Essay
Simple Joys
The acquisition of happiness evades most who search for constant joy and pleasure. One reason the
pursuit of happiness evokes such hardships likes within the innate spontaneous nature of happiness.
The poem Happiness by Raymond Carver captures one man s glimpse of happiness during an early
morning watching two paper boys pass through the neighborhood. Carver illustrates the brief and
unexpected nature of happiness through his poem s imagery of youth, fractured structured, and
simple word choice. The imagery in the poem depicts a young and early morning, which mirrors
the sudden onset of happiness for the narrator. The narrator describes the scene as so early it s still
almost dark out (1), and later mentions, the sky is taking on light/ through the moon still hangs
/ pale over the water (19 21) after his joy of seeing two young paperboys walking together. This
sudden appearance of light in the darkness reflects how the narrator s original unhappy and boring
morning suddenly gets infected with an unexpected moment of happiness. This moment, ... Show
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Carver uses assonance in soft a sounds with words throughout the poem in words like like, arm
(15), early (16) beauty (22), which lead up to the final line any early morning talk about it (27).
This soft a sound reflects a pleasant, peaceful morning and the simple happiness that arises. Both
are calm, and undisturbed by any other feeling. This simpleness also get reflected by a very
simple and child like diction: they are so happy/they aren t saying anything/I think if they could
/they would take/each other s arm (11 15). The lines read like a child s story, using they often to
describe the boys and using no complex or scholarly language. The diction reflects the pure and
uncomplicated emotion of happiness from this experience, which makes the reader understand the
simple joy from the man gets from this
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Simple Joys
The acquisition of happiness evades most who search for constant joy and pleasure. One reason the
pursuit of happiness evokes such hardships likes within the innate spontaneous nature of happiness.
The poem Happiness by Raymond Carver captures one man s glimpse of happiness during an early
morning watching two paper boys pass through the neighborhood. Carver illustrates the brief and
unexpected nature of happiness through his poem s imagery of youth, fractured structured, and
simple word choice. The imagery in the poem depicts a young and early morning, which mirrors
the sudden onset of happiness for the narrator. The narrator describes the scene as so early it s still
almost dark out (1), and later mentions, the sky is taking on light/ through the moon still hangs
/ pale over the water (19 21) after his joy of seeing two young paperboys walking together. This
sudden appearance of light in the darkness reflects how the narrator s original unhappy and boring
morning suddenly gets infected with an unexpected moment of happiness. This moment, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Carver uses assonance in soft a sounds with words throughout the poem in words like like, arm
(15), early (16) beauty (22), which lead up to the final line any early morning talk about it (27).
This soft a sound reflects a pleasant, peaceful morning and the simple happiness that arises. Both
are calm, and undisturbed by any other feeling. This simpleness also get reflected by a very
simple and child like diction: they are so happy/they aren t saying anything/I think if they could
/they would take/each other s arm (11 15). The lines read like a child s story, using they often to
describe the boys and using no complex or scholarly language. The diction reflects the pure and
uncomplicated emotion of happiness from this experience, which makes the reader understand the
simple joy from the man gets from this
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The On The Gross Amount Charged By The Employee Company
The first being that compensation was to be calculated on the basis of determining the gross
amounts charged by [the employee company, in breach] in the invoices it sent to the wrongly
diverted customers and applying to those figures the profit margins that [the plaintiff company]
would have realised had it carried out the work, less tax.
Alternatively, Digital was entitled to elect an account of profits against the three defendants jointly
and severally. Those profits were to be calculated on the basis of the gross profits actually
received by Juice from diverted projects, less provision for tax. The final orders state that Digital
elected to take the account of profits, at $13,119.51.
Digital was successful in receiving an account of profits from both appellant, for breach of
contracts and fiduciary duty, and equitable compensation from one of the appellants for breach of
duty and misuse of confidential information.
The issue on appeal was Palmer J s order that Harris pay compensation in the sum of $11,000 for
his misuse of the confidential information. The appellants sought leave to appeal against the orders
for exemplary damages for breach of fiduciary duty, which was granted.
ACCOUNT OF PROFITS
In Dart Industries Inc v Decor Corporation Pty Ltd , Mason CJ, Deane, Dawson and Toohey JJ
found that [a]n account of profits is confined to profits actually made, its purpose being not to
punish the defendant but to prevent its unjust enrichment. In the same
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The first being that compensation was to be calculated on the basis of determining the gross
amounts charged by [the employee company, in breach] in the invoices it sent to the wrongly
diverted customers and applying to those figures the profit margins that [the plaintiff company]
would have realised had it carried out the work, less tax.
Alternatively, Digital was entitled to elect an account of profits against the three defendants jointly
and severally. Those profits were to be calculated on the basis of the gross profits actually
received by Juice from diverted projects, less provision for tax. The final orders state that Digital
elected to take the account of profits, at $13,119.51.
Digital was successful in receiving an account of profits from both appellant, for breach of
contracts and fiduciary duty, and equitable compensation from one of the appellants for breach of
duty and misuse of confidential information.
The issue on appeal was Palmer J s order that Harris pay compensation in the sum of $11,000 for
his misuse of the confidential information. The appellants sought leave to appeal against the orders
for exemplary damages for breach of fiduciary duty, which was granted.
ACCOUNT OF PROFITS
In Dart Industries Inc v Decor Corporation Pty Ltd , Mason CJ, Deane, Dawson and Toohey JJ
found that [a]n account of profits is confined to profits actually made, its purpose being not to
punish the defendant but to prevent its unjust enrichment. In the same
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Battle Hymn Of The Tiger Mom Research Paper
It s a running joke in our family. The Battle Hymn of the tiger Mom, the controversial parenting
style of Asian parents who are extremely strict and pushed their children to attain high levels of
academic Achievement. We ve laughed about the topic often, since my parents are in no way as
strict or demanding as Amy Chung, the motherwho first coined the term. They allow me freedom
of choice in my extracurriculars, and mom worries constantly if I have too much homework.
However, my familyhas always valued education, and combined with my chinese heritage, has
made me a semblance of the Asian stereotype.
When I was little, my father would tell me bedtime stories, and so would mom. They were
wonderful tales of childhood mischief and friendships,
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It s a running joke in our family. The Battle Hymn of the tiger Mom, the controversial parenting
style of Asian parents who are extremely strict and pushed their children to attain high levels of
academic Achievement. We ve laughed about the topic often, since my parents are in no way as
strict or demanding as Amy Chung, the motherwho first coined the term. They allow me freedom
of choice in my extracurriculars, and mom worries constantly if I have too much homework.
However, my familyhas always valued education, and combined with my chinese heritage, has
made me a semblance of the Asian stereotype.
When I was little, my father would tell me bedtime stories, and so would mom. They were
wonderful tales of childhood mischief and friendships,
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The Relationship Between Cancer, Cancer And Cancer
Cancer, Cancer is one thing that happens to several people for smoking, tanning, or you can just
get it out of nowhere. It effects a lot of people s daily life while they continue their fight to try
and win their battle. You can be any color and still get cancer it happens to everyone because were
all the same. Don t we all bleed the same blood? Then you can also get it from the environment you
live in, which is similar to the people who develop racist attitudes from living in a racist society.
Some people tend to be racists and not even see it they way other people do. Of course we have all
seen different types of racism from place to place or even on TV. Like when we explore our
downtown area there are several homeless people the
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Cancer, Cancer is one thing that happens to several people for smoking, tanning, or you can just
get it out of nowhere. It effects a lot of people s daily life while they continue their fight to try
and win their battle. You can be any color and still get cancer it happens to everyone because were
all the same. Don t we all bleed the same blood? Then you can also get it from the environment you
live in, which is similar to the people who develop racist attitudes from living in a racist society.
Some people tend to be racists and not even see it they way other people do. Of course we have all
seen different types of racism from place to place or even on TV. Like when we explore our
downtown area there are several homeless people the
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Ponce De Leon Biography
Juan Ponce De Leon was a Spanish explorer. In addition to being an explorer, he was also a
soldier, governor, and farmer. Ponce De Leon s exact date of birth is not known. Many believe
he was born around 1460 to 1474 in Santervas De Campos, Spain. He died in July, 1521, in
Havana, Cuba. He died after he was shot by a poisoned arrow from the Indians who were trying
to protect their land. Like most explorers, Ponce De Leon explored for the fame and fortune. He
needed a job because he worked as a squire for a knight until the war ended. After the war ended
around 1492, there was not a job for him so he had to find something else to do. Ponce De Leon
also became an explorer because he wasn t the oldest child in his family. This meant he wouldn t
inherit wealth or land when his parents died. Ponce De Leon had to go out and find a way to
earn a living. Ponce De Leon was one of about 1200 men who went with Christopher Columbus
on his second voyage to Hispaniola in 1493. Columbus had left on his first voyage to search for
a new trade route to Asia and ended up discovering new land. Trading for jewels, spices and silks
was very important to Spain and a new trade route was needed. When Columbus returned to
Spain, he told everyone about the new world he had discovered. Columbus planned a second
voyage to the new land and had a lot of people interested in going with him to search for riches.
Ponce De Leon was one of them. They had seventeen ships on the second voyage. King Ferdinand
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Juan Ponce De Leon was a Spanish explorer. In addition to being an explorer, he was also a
soldier, governor, and farmer. Ponce De Leon s exact date of birth is not known. Many believe
he was born around 1460 to 1474 in Santervas De Campos, Spain. He died in July, 1521, in
Havana, Cuba. He died after he was shot by a poisoned arrow from the Indians who were trying
to protect their land. Like most explorers, Ponce De Leon explored for the fame and fortune. He
needed a job because he worked as a squire for a knight until the war ended. After the war ended
around 1492, there was not a job for him so he had to find something else to do. Ponce De Leon
also became an explorer because he wasn t the oldest child in his family. This meant he wouldn t
inherit wealth or land when his parents died. Ponce De Leon had to go out and find a way to
earn a living. Ponce De Leon was one of about 1200 men who went with Christopher Columbus
on his second voyage to Hispaniola in 1493. Columbus had left on his first voyage to search for
a new trade route to Asia and ended up discovering new land. Trading for jewels, spices and silks
was very important to Spain and a new trade route was needed. When Columbus returned to
Spain, he told everyone about the new world he had discovered. Columbus planned a second
voyage to the new land and had a lot of people interested in going with him to search for riches.
Ponce De Leon was one of them. They had seventeen ships on the second voyage. King Ferdinand
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Sql Lab 4 Essay
MET CS 669 Database Design and Implementation for Business
SQL Lab 4 Instructions: Procedural SQL
Objective
The objective of this lab is to teach you how to develop and use basic stored procedures and
triggers the procedural language of your chosen DBMS.
Prerequisites
Before attempting this lab, it is best to read the textbook and lecture material covering the
objectives listed above. While this lab shows you how to create and use these constructs in SQL, the
lab does not explain in full the theory behind the constructs, as does the lecture and textbook. The
second section in this lab builds on Lab 3. It is best to complete Lab 3 first before completing the
second section in this lab.
Required Software
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These constructs greatly enhance the native capabilities of the DBMS. The procedural languages
also support the ability to embed and use the results of SQL queries. The combination of the
programming constructs provided by the procedural language, and the data retrieval and
manipulation capabilities provided by the SQL engine, is powerful and useful. Database texts and
DBMS documentation commonly refers to the fusion of the procedural language and the
declarative SQL language as a whole within the DBMS.
Oracle s implementation is named Procedural Language/Structured Query Language, and is more
commonly referred to as PL/SQL, while SQL Server s implementation is named Transactв ЂђSQL,
and is more commonly referred to as Tв ЂђSQL. SQL predates the procedural constructs in both
DBMS, and therefore documentation for both DBMS refer to the procedural language as an
extension to the SQL language. This idea can become confusing because database texts and
documentation also refer to the entire unit, for example PL/SQL and Tв ЂђSQL, as a
vendorв Ђђspecific extension to the SQL language. It is important for us to avoid this confusion by
recognizing that there are two distinct languages within a relational DBMS declarative and
procedural and that both are treated very differently within a DBMS in concept and in
implementation. In concept, we use the SQL
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MET CS 669 Database Design and Implementation for Business
SQL Lab 4 Instructions: Procedural SQL
Objective
The objective of this lab is to teach you how to develop and use basic stored procedures and
triggers the procedural language of your chosen DBMS.
Prerequisites
Before attempting this lab, it is best to read the textbook and lecture material covering the
objectives listed above. While this lab shows you how to create and use these constructs in SQL, the
lab does not explain in full the theory behind the constructs, as does the lecture and textbook. The
second section in this lab builds on Lab 3. It is best to complete Lab 3 first before completing the
second section in this lab.
Required Software
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These constructs greatly enhance the native capabilities of the DBMS. The procedural languages
also support the ability to embed and use the results of SQL queries. The combination of the
programming constructs provided by the procedural language, and the data retrieval and
manipulation capabilities provided by the SQL engine, is powerful and useful. Database texts and
DBMS documentation commonly refers to the fusion of the procedural language and the
declarative SQL language as a whole within the DBMS.
Oracle s implementation is named Procedural Language/Structured Query Language, and is more
commonly referred to as PL/SQL, while SQL Server s implementation is named Transactв ЂђSQL,
and is more commonly referred to as Tв ЂђSQL. SQL predates the procedural constructs in both
DBMS, and therefore documentation for both DBMS refer to the procedural language as an
extension to the SQL language. This idea can become confusing because database texts and
documentation also refer to the entire unit, for example PL/SQL and Tв ЂђSQL, as a
vendorв Ђђspecific extension to the SQL language. It is important for us to avoid this confusion by
recognizing that there are two distinct languages within a relational DBMS declarative and
procedural and that both are treated very differently within a DBMS in concept and in
implementation. In concept, we use the SQL
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What About My Technique
From the article I Don t Want to do African ... What About My Technique?: Transforming Dancing
Places into Spaces in the Academy by Raquel L. Monroe, the author discussed about problems that
currently occur in dance space of a higher institution. The terms technique has become problematic
when the Monroe pointed the fear of the future dancer if they took danceclass that is different from
ballet or modern. The article further discusses by using excerpt and interviews from teachers and
students on defining what technique is. She also touches the topic on racial injustice in dance from
the stereotypes of certain movement that denoted a group of people and classification of high or
low art. This further support her argument when she critiques... Show more content on
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As a person who was not born and raised in the United States, I though these kinds of problem
only existed in my country, especially in the Asian region. The article opens my eyes on how
subtle racial discrimination has given demonetized the minorities both in the academic s
environment and socially. Parts of the article on the story of dancing like black girl and vice
versa have touched me in the idea of why a dance form would is made specially for a group of
people. Living in a multiracial country have made me exposed to various of cultural dance that
made me curious and hungry to learn the foreign moves which is different to me. For example,
Bharata natyam is one of the forms that made me euphoric in learning it. Since I am a male and
non Indian, my experience learning it was dull as the instructor was mainly focused on Indian
girl s dancers. The sense of being a minority to another minority made me felt how insignificant I
was even with my sincere presence to learn. I understand the idea of conservatism is preserving
one s and focusing on the future generation on continuing it, but further displaying one art form is
greater than another just ticks me off. My main dance is Zapin, a traditional Malay folk dance, and
is not greater nor lesser than any other art form. Every dance has its unique way in showing it to
others.
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From the article I Don t Want to do African ... What About My Technique?: Transforming Dancing
Places into Spaces in the Academy by Raquel L. Monroe, the author discussed about problems that
currently occur in dance space of a higher institution. The terms technique has become problematic
when the Monroe pointed the fear of the future dancer if they took danceclass that is different from
ballet or modern. The article further discusses by using excerpt and interviews from teachers and
students on defining what technique is. She also touches the topic on racial injustice in dance from
the stereotypes of certain movement that denoted a group of people and classification of high or
low art. This further support her argument when she critiques... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As a person who was not born and raised in the United States, I though these kinds of problem
only existed in my country, especially in the Asian region. The article opens my eyes on how
subtle racial discrimination has given demonetized the minorities both in the academic s
environment and socially. Parts of the article on the story of dancing like black girl and vice
versa have touched me in the idea of why a dance form would is made specially for a group of
people. Living in a multiracial country have made me exposed to various of cultural dance that
made me curious and hungry to learn the foreign moves which is different to me. For example,
Bharata natyam is one of the forms that made me euphoric in learning it. Since I am a male and
non Indian, my experience learning it was dull as the instructor was mainly focused on Indian
girl s dancers. The sense of being a minority to another minority made me felt how insignificant I
was even with my sincere presence to learn. I understand the idea of conservatism is preserving
one s and focusing on the future generation on continuing it, but further displaying one art form is
greater than another just ticks me off. My main dance is Zapin, a traditional Malay folk dance, and
is not greater nor lesser than any other art form. Every dance has its unique way in showing it to
others.
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R. More s Counter Day Analysis
EXT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
OPENING CREDITS BEGIN
A 1960s RED CHEVY is parked outside of MOORE S JEWELERY
STORE. A cat walks past the Chevy.
INT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
Two men are standing on opposite sides of a counter. The man standing behind the counter places a
DIAMOND RING into a
SMALL CONTAINER.
The man hands the container over to the man standing in front of the counter; the man standing in
front of the counter takes the container and then hands the man behind the counter a wad of cash.
EXT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
The man walks out of the store still holding onto the container and enters into the Chevy parked out
front; and drives off.
OPENING CREDITS END
EXT. WOMAN S HOUSE DAY
The Chevy pulls in front of a TEAL
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EXT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
OPENING CREDITS BEGIN
A 1960s RED CHEVY is parked outside of MOORE S JEWELERY
STORE. A cat walks past the Chevy.
INT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
Two men are standing on opposite sides of a counter. The man standing behind the counter places a
DIAMOND RING into a
SMALL CONTAINER.
The man hands the container over to the man standing in front of the counter; the man standing in
front of the counter takes the container and then hands the man behind the counter a wad of cash.
EXT. MOORE S JEWELERY STORE DAY
The man walks out of the store still holding onto the container and enters into the Chevy parked out
front; and drives off.
OPENING CREDITS END
EXT. WOMAN S HOUSE DAY
The Chevy pulls in front of a TEAL
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Luxury Homes In San Miguel De Allende
Luxury Homes In san Miguel de Allende: Experience The Luxurious Lifestyle
In today s scenario, whatever the economic conditions and other market variables might be, there
will always be some people who are not satisfied with just any homes. As a result, the demand for
luxury homes San Miguel de Allende is skyrocketing and is expected to rise in the near future.
This demand is increasing day by day because of the high standard of living and increasing income
of the entrepreneurs and wealthy families. They wish to have more than just four walls and a
parking lot.
San Miguel de Allende property owners have various reasons why they are making their shift
towards luxury homes. Let s go through some major points why San Miguel de Allende homes
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Luxury Homes In san Miguel de Allende: Experience The Luxurious Lifestyle
In today s scenario, whatever the economic conditions and other market variables might be, there
will always be some people who are not satisfied with just any homes. As a result, the demand for
luxury homes San Miguel de Allende is skyrocketing and is expected to rise in the near future.
This demand is increasing day by day because of the high standard of living and increasing income
of the entrepreneurs and wealthy families. They wish to have more than just four walls and a
parking lot.
San Miguel de Allende property owners have various reasons why they are making their shift
towards luxury homes. Let s go through some major points why San Miguel de Allende homes
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The United Parcel Service
In supply chain management there is a million in one ways a company can approach its
warehouses, suppliers, and stores utilizing different strategies to ensure they are distributing the
right amount of merchandise. Failure to deliver the right amount of merchandise at the right time
could lead to the supply chain managementlosing tons of money over wrongly timed delivered
items.
In my personnel opinion, I think that the United Parcel Service (UPS) is the best company for
when it comes to effectively competing in today s market. The United Parcel Service delivers
almost worldwide and its rates for shipping packages are very competitive. In the United States
you can almost purchase something from any website and it could be delivered to you
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In supply chain management there is a million in one ways a company can approach its
warehouses, suppliers, and stores utilizing different strategies to ensure they are distributing the
right amount of merchandise. Failure to deliver the right amount of merchandise at the right time
could lead to the supply chain managementlosing tons of money over wrongly timed delivered
items.
In my personnel opinion, I think that the United Parcel Service (UPS) is the best company for
when it comes to effectively competing in today s market. The United Parcel Service delivers
almost worldwide and its rates for shipping packages are very competitive. In the United States
you can almost purchase something from any website and it could be delivered to you
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##bolism In Michelangelo Buonarrotis Fresco Of The Libyan...
Q9 2: What is the message? For Jan de Heem means at least in part a celebration, an invitation to
share, at least visually and thus imaginatively, in its world. The feast on the table was a feast for
the eyes. How is it portrayed symbolically in the piece and the vocabulary term used for this kind
of painting. This painting is an example of Vanitas. The vanitas tradition of still lifepainting is
specifically designed to induce in the spectator a higher order of thought. This is a reminding the
viewer of the frivolous quality or vanity of human existence. It s a still life painting with the
enjoyment of the pleasurable things in life. The overturned goblet, the half peeled lemon, the oyster
on the half shell, the timepiece beside it , all remind the viewer that the material is celebrated in the
painting in long lasting as the spiritual and may be greater importance than material wealth. The
artwork is of a huge meal, most that has been left uneaten. Southern fruit in a cold climate is of
luxury and the peeled lemon is untouched. Was a sign of unwanted consumption in the artwork.
Q9 3: In Michelangelo Buonarrotis fresco of The Libyan Sibyl , many alteration are observed
between the initial sketch and the complete fresco. What are some of the changes mentioned?
According to the book the drawing study for the Libyan sibyl was one of the few sketches that
survived for Michelangelo s artwork. In the drawing the model s face is redone to the lower left, the
lips are made
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Q9 2: What is the message? For Jan de Heem means at least in part a celebration, an invitation to
share, at least visually and thus imaginatively, in its world. The feast on the table was a feast for
the eyes. How is it portrayed symbolically in the piece and the vocabulary term used for this kind
of painting. This painting is an example of Vanitas. The vanitas tradition of still lifepainting is
specifically designed to induce in the spectator a higher order of thought. This is a reminding the
viewer of the frivolous quality or vanity of human existence. It s a still life painting with the
enjoyment of the pleasurable things in life. The overturned goblet, the half peeled lemon, the oyster
on the half shell, the timepiece beside it , all remind the viewer that the material is celebrated in the
painting in long lasting as the spiritual and may be greater importance than material wealth. The
artwork is of a huge meal, most that has been left uneaten. Southern fruit in a cold climate is of
luxury and the peeled lemon is untouched. Was a sign of unwanted consumption in the artwork.
Q9 3: In Michelangelo Buonarrotis fresco of The Libyan Sibyl , many alteration are observed
between the initial sketch and the complete fresco. What are some of the changes mentioned?
According to the book the drawing study for the Libyan sibyl was one of the few sketches that
survived for Michelangelo s artwork. In the drawing the model s face is redone to the lower left, the
lips are made
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Technology And Systems Administration Has Prompted...
As indicated by Kizza (2013), the fast development of systems administration has prompted
expanded security dangers. A large portion of these dangers are an aftereffect of hacking, uncalled
for employments of system assets and system gadget vulnerabilities. Familiarity with the different
shortcomings and vulnerabilities is fundamental to the achievement of current systems (Kizza,
2013).
The system security occurrences are expanding at an exasperating rate each year. As the
multifaceted nature of these dangers expands, so do the efforts to establish safety required to
secure systems. Endeavor server farm administrators and investigators, arrange directors and in
addition other server farm specialists need to comprehend the standards of security so as to
securely convey and oversee organizes today.
Defenselessness Assessment
Vulnerabilities
Laurie (2002) characterizes defenselessness as shortcoming that is profoundly installed in each
system and gadget and along these lines hard to evacuate. Such gadgets incorporate switches,
workstations, switches, servers and in addition the security gadgets themselves. Vulnerabilities in
system security can be considered as the easy objectives inside each system. These vulnerabilities
are available in the whole system framework (LAN organize, singular gadgets and ISP) that make
up the system (Laurie, 2002).
Systems are by and large confronted with all or a portion of the key vulnerabilities or shortcomings
to be specific;
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As indicated by Kizza (2013), the fast development of systems administration has prompted
expanded security dangers. A large portion of these dangers are an aftereffect of hacking, uncalled
for employments of system assets and system gadget vulnerabilities. Familiarity with the different
shortcomings and vulnerabilities is fundamental to the achievement of current systems (Kizza,
2013).
The system security occurrences are expanding at an exasperating rate each year. As the
multifaceted nature of these dangers expands, so do the efforts to establish safety required to
secure systems. Endeavor server farm administrators and investigators, arrange directors and in
addition other server farm specialists need to comprehend the standards of security so as to
securely convey and oversee organizes today.
Defenselessness Assessment
Vulnerabilities
Laurie (2002) characterizes defenselessness as shortcoming that is profoundly installed in each
system and gadget and along these lines hard to evacuate. Such gadgets incorporate switches,
workstations, switches, servers and in addition the security gadgets themselves. Vulnerabilities in
system security can be considered as the easy objectives inside each system. These vulnerabilities
are available in the whole system framework (LAN organize, singular gadgets and ISP) that make
up the system (Laurie, 2002).
Systems are by and large confronted with all or a portion of the key vulnerabilities or shortcomings
to be specific;
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The Movie Slaughter House Five
Arianne Rodriguez
Professor Jordan
ENC 1102
April 14, 2015
The Reality of Warfare During February 1945, World War II had long begun, affecting millions of
people throughout the entire world. Disease and famine were faced by both civilians and soldiers,
and the casualties were about 80 million. Kurt Vonnegut s Slaughter House Five mostly takes place
during the war, specifically during the time of the infamous Dresden bombing. The main character,
Billy Pilgrim, is an American soldier who lived to tell, and was present during, the bombing. It is
through Billy Pilgrim s personal story that Vonnegut thoroughly reveals the harshness of war and its
long term effects. Typically the reaction people exhibit after hearing about a death is ... Show more
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He makes the harsh idea that death really is, sound like it s inevitable, and so there is no reason
to mourn. Just like death, war is also harsh. The tone most people have when speaking about
war, is the same tone Billy has regarding deaths. They disregard so many important things that
come with war, the millions of dollars spent, the tragic amount of deaths and most deaths being
civilians who are completely innocent. They speak like if war were inevitable and there was
nothing anyone could do about it. In the novel, Vonnegut gives an example, What he meant, of
course, was that there would always be wars, that they were as easy to stop as glaciers.
(Vonnegut 3). Although this is true, it does not take away from the harsh reality that war really
is. What is very ironic is the fact that Billy Pilgrim s harsh mentality about deaths is so easily
noticed, yet people have not yet noticed the harshness that war really is, and in reality; war and
death go hand in hand. Vonnegut uses so it goes in a way to almost mimic the majority of the
population who are so oblivious to what war really is. The entire point of the book is to bring
attention to how harsh war genuinely is, and that is why the words are so constantly being
repeated, so that people make the connection that war brings death, and since death is harsh, so is
war. Today video games about war make millions
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Arianne Rodriguez
Professor Jordan
ENC 1102
April 14, 2015
The Reality of Warfare During February 1945, World War II had long begun, affecting millions of
people throughout the entire world. Disease and famine were faced by both civilians and soldiers,
and the casualties were about 80 million. Kurt Vonnegut s Slaughter House Five mostly takes place
during the war, specifically during the time of the infamous Dresden bombing. The main character,
Billy Pilgrim, is an American soldier who lived to tell, and was present during, the bombing. It is
through Billy Pilgrim s personal story that Vonnegut thoroughly reveals the harshness of war and its
long term effects. Typically the reaction people exhibit after hearing about a death is ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
He makes the harsh idea that death really is, sound like it s inevitable, and so there is no reason
to mourn. Just like death, war is also harsh. The tone most people have when speaking about
war, is the same tone Billy has regarding deaths. They disregard so many important things that
come with war, the millions of dollars spent, the tragic amount of deaths and most deaths being
civilians who are completely innocent. They speak like if war were inevitable and there was
nothing anyone could do about it. In the novel, Vonnegut gives an example, What he meant, of
course, was that there would always be wars, that they were as easy to stop as glaciers.
(Vonnegut 3). Although this is true, it does not take away from the harsh reality that war really
is. What is very ironic is the fact that Billy Pilgrim s harsh mentality about deaths is so easily
noticed, yet people have not yet noticed the harshness that war really is, and in reality; war and
death go hand in hand. Vonnegut uses so it goes in a way to almost mimic the majority of the
population who are so oblivious to what war really is. The entire point of the book is to bring
attention to how harsh war genuinely is, and that is why the words are so constantly being
repeated, so that people make the connection that war brings death, and since death is harsh, so is
war. Today video games about war make millions
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Why Women Still Can T Have It All Summary
In life we are told to have it all by raising a perfect family, getting a beautiful house, and having a
high paying job; but is it possible to have it all? How many people can honestly have it all, when
so many are just trying to survive? In the articles, Why Women Still Can t Have It All and Why
Men Still Can t Have It All, Anne Marie Slaughter and Richard Dorment, go through how women
function in the workplace and how there are different expectant outcomes for each. The primary
objective of Slaughter s passage was to show how women are treated poorly and how they are held
to a different standard than their male counterparts. Dorment focuses mostly on how neither women
nor men should strive to have it all because nobody can. They... Show more content on
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Though I am a woman, I do not deny that men have come far in helping with at home life and the
majority attempt to do as much as they can to help their wives. But I am not saying we should
reward men for doing this; it should be the assumption to help out; I am just concluding the
evidence that they do twice as much as they used to. I can agree that women have come up in
academics because in many schools the girls are usually more academically successful than the
boys are. I feel as though Slaughter complains about how men are not pulling their weight at
home, is contradictory to when her husband took care of their son and home by himself while
she was working hours away. I do endorse the idea Slaughter brought across that nobody can
have it all because of the economy and society. On the contrary, I do not believe anyone could
ever truly have it all in at any time, even if the economy and society were more developed
because nothing is ever going to work correctly. I found it troubling that Slaughter s aimed
audience was limited only to the higher class working woman and she admits it when she states, I
am well aware that the majority of American women face problems far greater than any discussed
in this article. I am writing for my demographic highly educated, well off women who are
privileged enough to have choices in the first place. It seems
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In life we are told to have it all by raising a perfect family, getting a beautiful house, and having a
high paying job; but is it possible to have it all? How many people can honestly have it all, when
so many are just trying to survive? In the articles, Why Women Still Can t Have It All and Why
Men Still Can t Have It All, Anne Marie Slaughter and Richard Dorment, go through how women
function in the workplace and how there are different expectant outcomes for each. The primary
objective of Slaughter s passage was to show how women are treated poorly and how they are held
to a different standard than their male counterparts. Dorment focuses mostly on how neither women
nor men should strive to have it all because nobody can. They... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Though I am a woman, I do not deny that men have come far in helping with at home life and the
majority attempt to do as much as they can to help their wives. But I am not saying we should
reward men for doing this; it should be the assumption to help out; I am just concluding the
evidence that they do twice as much as they used to. I can agree that women have come up in
academics because in many schools the girls are usually more academically successful than the
boys are. I feel as though Slaughter complains about how men are not pulling their weight at
home, is contradictory to when her husband took care of their son and home by himself while
she was working hours away. I do endorse the idea Slaughter brought across that nobody can
have it all because of the economy and society. On the contrary, I do not believe anyone could
ever truly have it all in at any time, even if the economy and society were more developed
because nothing is ever going to work correctly. I found it troubling that Slaughter s aimed
audience was limited only to the higher class working woman and she admits it when she states, I
am well aware that the majority of American women face problems far greater than any discussed
in this article. I am writing for my demographic highly educated, well off women who are
privileged enough to have choices in the first place. It seems
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The Importance Of Typology In Christianity
Christianity has been from the beginning a typological religion. Typology in Christian theology
and Biblical exegesis is a doctrine or theory concerning the relationship between the Old and New
Testaments . (Merriam Webster 868) Perhaps the single most important concept for understanding
early Christianity is typology. Typology is a form of study of literature identifying symbols
especially in the Bible. This system of groupings, usually called types, the members of which are
identified by postulating specified attributes that are mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive
groupings set up to aid demonstration or inquiry by establishing a limited relationship among
phenomena. Typology is interpreted throughout text in American literature such as William
Bradford s Plymouth Plantation, Jonathan Edward s Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God and
Thomas PaineCommon Sense. During the Enlightenment, the meaning of Protestant identity
became increasingly vague; typology took on the hazy significance of image and symbol; what
passed for the divine plan had lost its strict grounding sculpture; providence itself was shaken loose
from its religious frame work to became part of the belief in the human progress. The eighteenth
century clergy took advantage of this movement to shift the focus of figural authority, from Bible
history to the American experience. In effect, they substituted a regional for a biblical past,
sanctified the American present as a movement from promise to
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Christianity has been from the beginning a typological religion. Typology in Christian theology
and Biblical exegesis is a doctrine or theory concerning the relationship between the Old and New
Testaments . (Merriam Webster 868) Perhaps the single most important concept for understanding
early Christianity is typology. Typology is a form of study of literature identifying symbols
especially in the Bible. This system of groupings, usually called types, the members of which are
identified by postulating specified attributes that are mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive
groupings set up to aid demonstration or inquiry by establishing a limited relationship among
phenomena. Typology is interpreted throughout text in American literature such as William
Bradford s Plymouth Plantation, Jonathan Edward s Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God and
Thomas PaineCommon Sense. During the Enlightenment, the meaning of Protestant identity
became increasingly vague; typology took on the hazy significance of image and symbol; what
passed for the divine plan had lost its strict grounding sculpture; providence itself was shaken loose
from its religious frame work to became part of the belief in the human progress. The eighteenth
century clergy took advantage of this movement to shift the focus of figural authority, from Bible
history to the American experience. In effect, they substituted a regional for a biblical past,
sanctified the American present as a movement from promise to
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The Physics of Riding Bulls Essay
The Physics of Riding Bulls
Rodeo is a sport that came about by everyday work being made into competition.
Every event in rodeo has a practical purpose; all but one that is. There is no practical reason to get
on a bull; only the thrills, chills, and rush of excitement. ItВ ЎВ¦s more than a challenge between
riders. ItВ ЎВ¦s a challenge between man and beast. Legendary cowboy Larry Mahan had an even
different way of looking at it. He said, В ЎВ§ItВЎВ¦s not a challenge with the animal but with the
weakness in oneВ ЎВ¦s selfВ ЎВЁ. At any rate, itВ ЎВ¦s all about the challenge.
The challenge is simple; stay on the bullВЎВ¦s back for eight seconds while keeping one hand fee
from contact with the bull or your own body. Well it sounds simple anyways. ... Show more content
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This exerts a force in the opposite direction the bull is going. The force is the product of the
bullВЎВ¦s mass and its acceleration. With a rider on the bullВ ЎВ¦s back this force then becomes a
combination of the bullВ ЎВ¦s mass plus the riderВ ЎВ¦s mass times the acceleration of both which
is attributed only by the bull. All the rider needs to do in this case is hold on tight. There may be
some air resistance, but it is too small to notice. The bull further complicates the ride by bucking
(a combination of raring, kicking, and jumping). Each component of the buck is relatively simple.
When a bull rares, it creates a force pushing the rider backwards. When a bull kicks, it creates a
force throwing the rider forwards. When the bull jumps, it creates a force pushing the rider straight
upwards. Each force is once again the product of how fast the bull changes positions (acceleration)
and itВ ЎВ¦s mass. In each of these situations the bullВ ЎВ¦s mass is combined with the riderВ ЎВ¦s.
So, if the combined mass remains the same, all the rider has to do to counter the force created by
the bull is move in the opposite direction as the bull with and equal acceleration. Acceleration
equals the change in velocity divided by the change in time. The velocity is the change in position
divided by the change in time. Both the bull and the rider can accelerate instantaneously. Therefore
the velocity is the only variable the rider needs to adjust to the counter the bullВ ЎВ¦s force. If the
distance change
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The Physics of Riding Bulls
Rodeo is a sport that came about by everyday work being made into competition.
Every event in rodeo has a practical purpose; all but one that is. There is no practical reason to get
on a bull; only the thrills, chills, and rush of excitement. ItВ ЎВ¦s more than a challenge between
riders. ItВ ЎВ¦s a challenge between man and beast. Legendary cowboy Larry Mahan had an even
different way of looking at it. He said, В ЎВ§ItВЎВ¦s not a challenge with the animal but with the
weakness in oneВ ЎВ¦s selfВ ЎВЁ. At any rate, itВ ЎВ¦s all about the challenge.
The challenge is simple; stay on the bullВЎВ¦s back for eight seconds while keeping one hand fee
from contact with the bull or your own body. Well it sounds simple anyways. ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This exerts a force in the opposite direction the bull is going. The force is the product of the
bullВЎВ¦s mass and its acceleration. With a rider on the bullВ ЎВ¦s back this force then becomes a
combination of the bullВ ЎВ¦s mass plus the riderВ ЎВ¦s mass times the acceleration of both which
is attributed only by the bull. All the rider needs to do in this case is hold on tight. There may be
some air resistance, but it is too small to notice. The bull further complicates the ride by bucking
(a combination of raring, kicking, and jumping). Each component of the buck is relatively simple.
When a bull rares, it creates a force pushing the rider backwards. When a bull kicks, it creates a
force throwing the rider forwards. When the bull jumps, it creates a force pushing the rider straight
upwards. Each force is once again the product of how fast the bull changes positions (acceleration)
and itВ ЎВ¦s mass. In each of these situations the bullВ ЎВ¦s mass is combined with the riderВ ЎВ¦s.
So, if the combined mass remains the same, all the rider has to do to counter the force created by
the bull is move in the opposite direction as the bull with and equal acceleration. Acceleration
equals the change in velocity divided by the change in time. The velocity is the change in position
divided by the change in time. Both the bull and the rider can accelerate instantaneously. Therefore
the velocity is the only variable the rider needs to adjust to the counter the bullВ ЎВ¦s force. If the
distance change
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C2 Education Policy Summary
C2 Education (C2) one of the nation s largest networks of subject tutoring, SAT В®, ACTВ® and
PSATВ® and education support centers are honored to announce C2 Student Prerana K. achieved
a perfect score on her ACT. C2 Education has distinguished itself for almost two decades by
helping students prepare for college. One of the biggest factors in acceptance to an elite institution
are a students standardized test scores. With C2 s help, hundreds of aspiring students have aced
these tests and gained acceptance to a top tier school; 2015 is no exception. This year, over 200 of
the company s students will be attending the college of their dreams. Prerana will have that
opportunity, thanks in part, to her perfect ACT score. This high achieving
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C2 Education (C2) one of the nation s largest networks of subject tutoring, SAT В®, ACTВ® and
PSATВ® and education support centers are honored to announce C2 Student Prerana K. achieved
a perfect score on her ACT. C2 Education has distinguished itself for almost two decades by
helping students prepare for college. One of the biggest factors in acceptance to an elite institution
are a students standardized test scores. With C2 s help, hundreds of aspiring students have aced
these tests and gained acceptance to a top tier school; 2015 is no exception. This year, over 200 of
the company s students will be attending the college of their dreams. Prerana will have that
opportunity, thanks in part, to her perfect ACT score. This high achieving
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Essay about Against Making Flag Burning Illegal
Flag Burning
There is a great travesty going on in America right now. Everyday, people are fighting to stop one
of America s greatest freedoms, the freedom of speech. Even this way of exercising America s
greatest amendment, freedom of speech, is not liked by all people it is still protected under our
nation s law. The act of publicly burning an American flag is something that is deemed disgraceful
by many Americans, but it should not be outlawed.
Many people are offended by the act of publicly burning an American flag and feel it should be
outlawed based on the fact that it is offensive to the citizens of this country. Although this may be
true, people still have the right to protest. This was upheld in a Supreme Court case ... Show more
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The flag is a symbol of the United States, and what happens to the flag does not directly affect the
United States, therefore it should not be outlawed. The supporters who want to outlaw the act of
publicly burning a flag feel that it is demeaning to the United States. Although this may be true and
many Americans feel this way, our country was built on the understanding and ability of every
person to protest the actions of the government. Rep. Randy Cunningham, a supporter for the ban
of flag burning, said on the House floor To watch somebody burn the American flag represents a
destruction of [the United State s] values, of [the United State s] ideas and of [the United State s]
thoughts. (Cong. Rec. July 2000.) Although this claim is a very good one, I believe the better truth
was stated during a U.S. Supreme Court Case. In the case United States v. Eichman it was stated But
the mere destruction or disfigurement of a particular physical manifestation of the symbol, without
more, does not diminish or otherwise affect the symbol itself in any way (3). This statement shows
one of the underlining problems with the people who argue that flag burning should be outlawed.
The flag is a symbol of this country, and in no way does burning the flag actually affect this country.
Even the veterans of our wars feel that outlawing flag burning is something that should never be
done. MSGT. (R) Marvin Virgil Stenhammar said, Any country that
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Flag Burning
There is a great travesty going on in America right now. Everyday, people are fighting to stop one
of America s greatest freedoms, the freedom of speech. Even this way of exercising America s
greatest amendment, freedom of speech, is not liked by all people it is still protected under our
nation s law. The act of publicly burning an American flag is something that is deemed disgraceful
by many Americans, but it should not be outlawed.
Many people are offended by the act of publicly burning an American flag and feel it should be
outlawed based on the fact that it is offensive to the citizens of this country. Although this may be
true, people still have the right to protest. This was upheld in a Supreme Court case ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The flag is a symbol of the United States, and what happens to the flag does not directly affect the
United States, therefore it should not be outlawed. The supporters who want to outlaw the act of
publicly burning a flag feel that it is demeaning to the United States. Although this may be true and
many Americans feel this way, our country was built on the understanding and ability of every
person to protest the actions of the government. Rep. Randy Cunningham, a supporter for the ban
of flag burning, said on the House floor To watch somebody burn the American flag represents a
destruction of [the United State s] values, of [the United State s] ideas and of [the United State s]
thoughts. (Cong. Rec. July 2000.) Although this claim is a very good one, I believe the better truth
was stated during a U.S. Supreme Court Case. In the case United States v. Eichman it was stated But
the mere destruction or disfigurement of a particular physical manifestation of the symbol, without
more, does not diminish or otherwise affect the symbol itself in any way (3). This statement shows
one of the underlining problems with the people who argue that flag burning should be outlawed.
The flag is a symbol of this country, and in no way does burning the flag actually affect this country.
Even the veterans of our wars feel that outlawing flag burning is something that should never be
done. MSGT. (R) Marvin Virgil Stenhammar said, Any country that
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Essay on Iago; The Representation of Villainy in Othello
A villain is defined as an evil character in a novel, movie, play, or other story, especially one who
is the main enemy of the hero according to Encarta Dictionary. In Othello, Iago fits this definition
perfectly though Othello does not recognize that Iago is his enemy until the end of the story. Iagois
the evil minded, backstabbing character in this dramatic story. He demonstrates this villainy act all
through out the story beginning with being angry with Othellofor not appointing him as lieutenant,
his revenge on cassio for taking his place as lieutenant, and setting up Desdemonato look like she is
cheating on Othello. His machinations are so effective because they flow consistently. From the
very start, Iago s manipulations... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cassio is least fortunate than Othello. Cassio has been a target since the beginning of the story
also not because of anger, but because of revenge. Poor Cassio does not have a clue about any of
the misleading telltales that Iago has influenced Othello to believe. After Iago gains Othello s
trust, he devices a plan to plant Othello s handkerchief on Cassio s bed, setting Desdemona and
Cassio up so when Othello asks Cassio for his handkerchief, Cassio would show it to Othello
thus proving that Desdemona and Cassio were having an affair. Before all this, Emilia, Iago s
wife, finds the handkerchief from Desdemona s bedroom and gives it to Iago later that night,
allowing the plan to work out which she has no idea about. Othello by now is already distrusting
Desdemona as well as looking down on her. By Act 3, Scene 3, Othello has every right to believe
Iago because his trust is on him and his words are factual. Desdemona cannot influence Othello to
believe in her. All the signs prove that she is a liar.
Desdemona is the least most fortunate innocent character in this story. Throughout the whole story,
she has been the one that has been faithful. Iago s intention is to help Rodrigo attain Desdemona,
but also at the same time ruin Othello. Othello believes that Desdemona and Cassio are having an
affair because they talk among one another in secret in regards to reappointing Cassio as lieutenant
after being demoted for fighting
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A villain is defined as an evil character in a novel, movie, play, or other story, especially one who
is the main enemy of the hero according to Encarta Dictionary. In Othello, Iago fits this definition
perfectly though Othello does not recognize that Iago is his enemy until the end of the story. Iagois
the evil minded, backstabbing character in this dramatic story. He demonstrates this villainy act all
through out the story beginning with being angry with Othellofor not appointing him as lieutenant,
his revenge on cassio for taking his place as lieutenant, and setting up Desdemonato look like she is
cheating on Othello. His machinations are so effective because they flow consistently. From the
very start, Iago s manipulations... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cassio is least fortunate than Othello. Cassio has been a target since the beginning of the story
also not because of anger, but because of revenge. Poor Cassio does not have a clue about any of
the misleading telltales that Iago has influenced Othello to believe. After Iago gains Othello s
trust, he devices a plan to plant Othello s handkerchief on Cassio s bed, setting Desdemona and
Cassio up so when Othello asks Cassio for his handkerchief, Cassio would show it to Othello
thus proving that Desdemona and Cassio were having an affair. Before all this, Emilia, Iago s
wife, finds the handkerchief from Desdemona s bedroom and gives it to Iago later that night,
allowing the plan to work out which she has no idea about. Othello by now is already distrusting
Desdemona as well as looking down on her. By Act 3, Scene 3, Othello has every right to believe
Iago because his trust is on him and his words are factual. Desdemona cannot influence Othello to
believe in her. All the signs prove that she is a liar.
Desdemona is the least most fortunate innocent character in this story. Throughout the whole story,
she has been the one that has been faithful. Iago s intention is to help Rodrigo attain Desdemona,
but also at the same time ruin Othello. Othello believes that Desdemona and Cassio are having an
affair because they talk among one another in secret in regards to reappointing Cassio as lieutenant
after being demoted for fighting
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Innovation Assumptions
.Break Even Analysis and 12 Month Projection Strategic Management Body: Both the break
even and 12 month projection spreadsheets were created using a combination of existing
corporate data and a number of reasonable adjustments and assumptions. There is presently no
publically available financial information regarding the innovation, so it is impossible to
accurately know the product s exact cost structure or even its expected sale price per unit.
Therefore, the choice was made to make reasonable assumptions using publically available
corporate financial data as a starting point. The primary source for that was data thus obtained
from the company s 2013 10 K filing (Harley Davidson, Inc. February 24, 2014 Harley Davidson
2013... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A first year sales volume of 5,000 units is assumed. Restructuring Costs had a direct effect on net
income for the three previous fiscal years and according to the 10 K there will be additional
impact going forward (Harley Davidson, Inc. Form 10 K, page 26). These costs do not have a
direct impact in the new product s direct production costs nor do they impact a viability
evaluation, therefore this line item is excluded in both spreadsheets. Despite the certainty that the
innovation would comprise a small portion of sales at best, Advertising Expense is projected at a
level consistent with historical operations. There are a number of reasons for this. An electric
motorcycle is a fairly new idea in the motorcycle industry, other smaller companies with similar
products are now competing more anticipated market share and given the Company s advantages in
scale and brand recognition it can choose to comfortably allocate more resources to marketing and
may take advantage of these facts, the Company has already announced and initiated a nationwide
marketing campaign where it is allowing interested consumers to test a fleet of preproduction
models, and has already stated its intention to continue the program in Canada and Europe in 2015,
and an electronic motorcycle by its nature will not be attractive to 100% of existing motorcycle
consumers given its obvious difference in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
.Break Even Analysis and 12 Month Projection Strategic Management Body: Both the break
even and 12 month projection spreadsheets were created using a combination of existing
corporate data and a number of reasonable adjustments and assumptions. There is presently no
publically available financial information regarding the innovation, so it is impossible to
accurately know the product s exact cost structure or even its expected sale price per unit.
Therefore, the choice was made to make reasonable assumptions using publically available
corporate financial data as a starting point. The primary source for that was data thus obtained
from the company s 2013 10 K filing (Harley Davidson, Inc. February 24, 2014 Harley Davidson
2013... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A first year sales volume of 5,000 units is assumed. Restructuring Costs had a direct effect on net
income for the three previous fiscal years and according to the 10 K there will be additional
impact going forward (Harley Davidson, Inc. Form 10 K, page 26). These costs do not have a
direct impact in the new product s direct production costs nor do they impact a viability
evaluation, therefore this line item is excluded in both spreadsheets. Despite the certainty that the
innovation would comprise a small portion of sales at best, Advertising Expense is projected at a
level consistent with historical operations. There are a number of reasons for this. An electric
motorcycle is a fairly new idea in the motorcycle industry, other smaller companies with similar
products are now competing more anticipated market share and given the Company s advantages in
scale and brand recognition it can choose to comfortably allocate more resources to marketing and
may take advantage of these facts, the Company has already announced and initiated a nationwide
marketing campaign where it is allowing interested consumers to test a fleet of preproduction
models, and has already stated its intention to continue the program in Canada and Europe in 2015,
and an electronic motorcycle by its nature will not be attractive to 100% of existing motorcycle
consumers given its obvious difference in
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Soviet Union s Presence in Eastern Europe Essay
Soviet Union s Presence in Eastern Europe
This paper will introduce the development of Soviet internationalism alongside the development of
Soviet interests in Eastern Europe. It will be argued that the Soviet interests which developed out of
the Wars became fixed alongside the ideology behind internationalism. The legacy of Stalinism
influenced the development of Soviet policy toward Eastern Europe and Soviet internationalism and
the Cold war meant that the Soviet presence in Eastern Europe would persist until Gorbachev. The
Soviets could not consider withdrawing from Eastern Europe so long as they were governed by an
ideology which viewed the world as two distinct and opposing camps.
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Stalin s eyes turned toward Eastern Europe and through his dissolution of the Comintern he
sought to make unthreatening appeals to a common Slavic identity. According to D Encausse,
The may 15, 1943, decision to dissolve the Comintern which suggested a definitive retreat by the
USSR to within its own borders, in fact signified a more dynamic opening to the external world
because it was based upon a real and growing phenomenon, power (D Encausse, H, 1987, pg. 7).
Soviet intentions became clearer when the iron curtain was realised at Yalta and at Potsdam.
However, Stalin did not wish to move the Soviet Union into Europe, he wished to isolate Eastern
Europe outside of Western influence and under the control of the Soviet powers based in Moscow.
Stalin s aims in Eastern Europe epitomise Soviet aims because of the fact that his policies set the
tone for Soviet policy toward Eastern Europe and his policies were still influencing Soviet Society
when Gorbachev came to power. His alienation of Eastern Europe from the West was both
ideological and practical in nature. Stalin wished to undermine Slavic western sentiments and
construct and autarkic socialist regime governed from Moscow. The shift in the traditional site of
socialist power away from Germany was accompanied by a manipulation of the theoretical
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Soviet Union s Presence in Eastern Europe
This paper will introduce the development of Soviet internationalism alongside the development of
Soviet interests in Eastern Europe. It will be argued that the Soviet interests which developed out of
the Wars became fixed alongside the ideology behind internationalism. The legacy of Stalinism
influenced the development of Soviet policy toward Eastern Europe and Soviet internationalism and
the Cold war meant that the Soviet presence in Eastern Europe would persist until Gorbachev. The
Soviets could not consider withdrawing from Eastern Europe so long as they were governed by an
ideology which viewed the world as two distinct and opposing camps.
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Stalin s eyes turned toward Eastern Europe and through his dissolution of the Comintern he
sought to make unthreatening appeals to a common Slavic identity. According to D Encausse,
The may 15, 1943, decision to dissolve the Comintern which suggested a definitive retreat by the
USSR to within its own borders, in fact signified a more dynamic opening to the external world
because it was based upon a real and growing phenomenon, power (D Encausse, H, 1987, pg. 7).
Soviet intentions became clearer when the iron curtain was realised at Yalta and at Potsdam.
However, Stalin did not wish to move the Soviet Union into Europe, he wished to isolate Eastern
Europe outside of Western influence and under the control of the Soviet powers based in Moscow.
Stalin s aims in Eastern Europe epitomise Soviet aims because of the fact that his policies set the
tone for Soviet policy toward Eastern Europe and his policies were still influencing Soviet Society
when Gorbachev came to power. His alienation of Eastern Europe from the West was both
ideological and practical in nature. Stalin wished to undermine Slavic western sentiments and
construct and autarkic socialist regime governed from Moscow. The shift in the traditional site of
socialist power away from Germany was accompanied by a manipulation of the theoretical
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Symptoms And Symptoms Of Parkinson s Disease Essay
Parkinson Disease
by
Melissa Green
Topical Bibliography
In partial fulfillment of the writing requirement for Anatomy and Physiology 304 and the
Department of Speech Language Pathology
SUNY Buffalo State
Fall 2016
Parkinson s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms or tremors,
rigidity, (bradykinesia) or slowness of movement and posture instability. Parkinson s involves the
malfunction and death of vital nerve cells in the brain. This disease primarily affects neurons in
area of the brain called substantia nigra. Some of these dying neurons produce dopamine a chemical
that sends messages to the part of the brain that controls movement and coordination. The
symptoms of Parkinson s disease usually begin on one side of the body and within time spread
to both sides of the body. The primary process that causes Parkinson s disease signs and
symptoms is when dopamine producing nerve cells in the brain die prematurely. Dopamine is one
of the main neurotransmitters in the brain. In a healthy brain, ample dopamine is produced so that
the brain cells can coordinate smooth and precise muscle movements. However, when dopamine
cells are lost, brain cells communicate abnormally with muscles, which can lead to impaired body
movement. (Null, 2013, pp. 153 176) When Parkinson s disease progresses there is a gradual loss
of many functions that depend on muscle control such as the ability to write legibly, or speak
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Parkinson Disease
by
Melissa Green
Topical Bibliography
In partial fulfillment of the writing requirement for Anatomy and Physiology 304 and the
Department of Speech Language Pathology
SUNY Buffalo State
Fall 2016
Parkinson s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor symptoms or tremors,
rigidity, (bradykinesia) or slowness of movement and posture instability. Parkinson s involves the
malfunction and death of vital nerve cells in the brain. This disease primarily affects neurons in
area of the brain called substantia nigra. Some of these dying neurons produce dopamine a chemical
that sends messages to the part of the brain that controls movement and coordination. The
symptoms of Parkinson s disease usually begin on one side of the body and within time spread
to both sides of the body. The primary process that causes Parkinson s disease signs and
symptoms is when dopamine producing nerve cells in the brain die prematurely. Dopamine is one
of the main neurotransmitters in the brain. In a healthy brain, ample dopamine is produced so that
the brain cells can coordinate smooth and precise muscle movements. However, when dopamine
cells are lost, brain cells communicate abnormally with muscles, which can lead to impaired body
movement. (Null, 2013, pp. 153 176) When Parkinson s disease progresses there is a gradual loss
of many functions that depend on muscle control such as the ability to write legibly, or speak
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Jury Duty And Court Cases
Jury Duty and Court Cases Based on the United States Constitution, all citizens have the right to
a Trial by Jury, which is a legal proceeding in which a jury makes a decision in order to direct the
actions of a judge. A jury pool is randomly selected first, and then the potential jurors are notified.
After, Voir Dire, or juryselection, occurs where twelve people are chosen for jury duty. The
opinions of citizens differ greatly based on whether or not they believe that serving jury duty is a
privilege, responsibility, burden, or even unnecessary. According to Kris, a neighbor of mine, the
process of being selected as a juror is tedious, but she enjoys being a juror. She has only served in
one case, but feels that as citizens it is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sean Lowe and the People of New York v. Keesshawn Nesbitt. In People v. Lowe, the court
decided on January 13, 2015, that Lowe was guilty of endangering the welfare of a child under
Penal Law В§ 260.10(1). On June 28, 2014, after a firefighter could not immediately revive the
defendant on a public street while his two children in his care, one of the children being
supervised by a stranger on the street and the other missing according to the defendant himself,
it was finally established from an EMT technician called to the scene that Lowe was highly
intoxicated under the influence of a controlled substance. Both the EMT technician and
firefighter smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the defendant;
however, when they reported it the firefighter only mentioned that the defendant seemed under
the influence of a controlled substance. For this reason, Lowe tried to fight the case by using
that as a Misdemeanor Complaint but it failed to be converted into one, because the information
of the eyewitnesses, using either terminology, was facially sufficient. Next in order, in People v.
Nesbitt, the court decided on September 17, 2015, that the defendant was guilty after a
deponent witnessed him enter an informants car without permission while carrying a backpack
with an unlicensed imitation firearm/air pistol, pellets for an air pistol, and a bullet proof vest
inside. The air pistol apparently looked, felt, and weighed the same as a real pistol with a
propelling force of air and not orange rubber stop on the tip. The court decided that under Penal
Law В§ 165.05 Nesbitt is criminalized due to unauthorized vehicle usage despite whether or not
he did or intended to operate the vehicle, along with the Administrative Code of the City of New
York В§ 10 131 (g) (1) that prohibits the possession of imitation firearms and the unlicensed
possession of air pistols. I agree with the court s
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Jury Duty and Court Cases Based on the United States Constitution, all citizens have the right to
a Trial by Jury, which is a legal proceeding in which a jury makes a decision in order to direct the
actions of a judge. A jury pool is randomly selected first, and then the potential jurors are notified.
After, Voir Dire, or juryselection, occurs where twelve people are chosen for jury duty. The
opinions of citizens differ greatly based on whether or not they believe that serving jury duty is a
privilege, responsibility, burden, or even unnecessary. According to Kris, a neighbor of mine, the
process of being selected as a juror is tedious, but she enjoys being a juror. She has only served in
one case, but feels that as citizens it is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sean Lowe and the People of New York v. Keesshawn Nesbitt. In People v. Lowe, the court
decided on January 13, 2015, that Lowe was guilty of endangering the welfare of a child under
Penal Law В§ 260.10(1). On June 28, 2014, after a firefighter could not immediately revive the
defendant on a public street while his two children in his care, one of the children being
supervised by a stranger on the street and the other missing according to the defendant himself,
it was finally established from an EMT technician called to the scene that Lowe was highly
intoxicated under the influence of a controlled substance. Both the EMT technician and
firefighter smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the defendant;
however, when they reported it the firefighter only mentioned that the defendant seemed under
the influence of a controlled substance. For this reason, Lowe tried to fight the case by using
that as a Misdemeanor Complaint but it failed to be converted into one, because the information
of the eyewitnesses, using either terminology, was facially sufficient. Next in order, in People v.
Nesbitt, the court decided on September 17, 2015, that the defendant was guilty after a
deponent witnessed him enter an informants car without permission while carrying a backpack
with an unlicensed imitation firearm/air pistol, pellets for an air pistol, and a bullet proof vest
inside. The air pistol apparently looked, felt, and weighed the same as a real pistol with a
propelling force of air and not orange rubber stop on the tip. The court decided that under Penal
Law В§ 165.05 Nesbitt is criminalized due to unauthorized vehicle usage despite whether or not
he did or intended to operate the vehicle, along with the Administrative Code of the City of New
York В§ 10 131 (g) (1) that prohibits the possession of imitation firearms and the unlicensed
possession of air pistols. I agree with the court s
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The Tools Of Washing Machine Essay
1.3 Washing machine:
Although breakthrough camping of technology of the different brands washing machine turn
machine into a unique devise, we can enounce basic and minimum work of washing machine. The
washing machine has a central loading small drum with holes and a spinning system on its own
axis. During the washing process, inside the drum water, detergent and dirty clothes are mixed, then
spinning movement is start. The movement mixes the detergent and dirty cloths and movement
between water and cloths, which make the cleaning process.
The basic components of the machine:
Water inlet control valve which is near the inlet point of the washing and control the quantity of
water required. It is actually solenoid valve.
Water pump circulates the water through washing machine. It works in two direction as wash cycle
and spin cycle.
There are two types of washing machine: inner and outer. The cloths are loaded and washed in the
inner tub which has small holes for draining the water. The outer tub cover and support inner tub
during various clothes washing cycle.
Rotating disc or agitator which perform cleaning operation of clothes and produce most important
function of rubbing the clothes with each other as well as with water.
An electric engine which transmits movement to the cylinder so that it spins in the right way.
A microprocessor that controls the function of different cleaning and programs.
A resistance system in charge of heating water.
Timer that helps to
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1.3 Washing machine:
Although breakthrough camping of technology of the different brands washing machine turn
machine into a unique devise, we can enounce basic and minimum work of washing machine. The
washing machine has a central loading small drum with holes and a spinning system on its own
axis. During the washing process, inside the drum water, detergent and dirty clothes are mixed, then
spinning movement is start. The movement mixes the detergent and dirty cloths and movement
between water and cloths, which make the cleaning process.
The basic components of the machine:
Water inlet control valve which is near the inlet point of the washing and control the quantity of
water required. It is actually solenoid valve.
Water pump circulates the water through washing machine. It works in two direction as wash cycle
and spin cycle.
There are two types of washing machine: inner and outer. The cloths are loaded and washed in the
inner tub which has small holes for draining the water. The outer tub cover and support inner tub
during various clothes washing cycle.
Rotating disc or agitator which perform cleaning operation of clothes and produce most important
function of rubbing the clothes with each other as well as with water.
An electric engine which transmits movement to the cylinder so that it spins in the right way.
A microprocessor that controls the function of different cleaning and programs.
A resistance system in charge of heating water.
Timer that helps to
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Essay Jilting Of Granny Weatherall
The Jilting of Granny Weatherall In Katherine Ann Porter s amp;quot;The Jilting of Granny
Weatherall, amp;quot; there are two prevalant themes. The first is self pity. The second theme is
the acceptance of her immenent demise. Both deal with the way people perceive their deaths and
mortality in general. Granny Weatherall s behavior is Porter s tool for making these themes visible
to the reader. The theme of self pityis obvious and throughly explored early on. As a young lady,
Granny Weatherall left at the alter on her wedding day . As a result, the pathetic woman feels
sorry for herself for the rest of her life. She becomes a bitter old woman who is suspicious of
everyone around her. This point is shown early in the story when the... Show more content on
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He just left five minutes ago. amp;quot; (p.1490) Later on, she continues her denial when Cornelia
calls on a priest to offer Granny her last rights. When the priest arrives, she would not speak to him.
She said, amp;quot;I went to Holy Communion only last week. Tell him I m not so sinful as all
that. amp;quot; (1491) As Granny s life was winding down with only minutes remaining, she
finally began to show signs that she accepted what was happening to her. She bagan
remembering those who were important to her and dividing her possesions among family
members. Porter shows a loving side to Granny Weatherall that endears her to the audience
before she is wisked away from the land of the living. It is reminiscint of The Flannery O Connor
story amp;quot;A Good Man is Hard to Find. amp;quot; The Misfit has just executed a fast
talking grandmother. One of his evil cohorts offers that she was amp;quot;a real talker.
amp;quot; The Misfit interjects that amp;quot;She would have been a good woman if it had
been somebody to shoot her every minute of her life. amp;quot; So it is with Granny Weatherall,
at her best while near the bitter end. The Jilting of Granny Weatherall gives us a brief overview
of mortality. Porter gives us slightly deeper insight into self pity and the acceptance of death.
Granny Weatherall s actions and thoughts give the reader an idea of how it feels as life draws to a
close. Porter suggests that by succeeding in dying well, one can leave
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The Jilting of Granny Weatherall In Katherine Ann Porter s amp;quot;The Jilting of Granny
Weatherall, amp;quot; there are two prevalant themes. The first is self pity. The second theme is
the acceptance of her immenent demise. Both deal with the way people perceive their deaths and
mortality in general. Granny Weatherall s behavior is Porter s tool for making these themes visible
to the reader. The theme of self pityis obvious and throughly explored early on. As a young lady,
Granny Weatherall left at the alter on her wedding day . As a result, the pathetic woman feels
sorry for herself for the rest of her life. She becomes a bitter old woman who is suspicious of
everyone around her. This point is shown early in the story when the... Show more content on
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He just left five minutes ago. amp;quot; (p.1490) Later on, she continues her denial when Cornelia
calls on a priest to offer Granny her last rights. When the priest arrives, she would not speak to him.
She said, amp;quot;I went to Holy Communion only last week. Tell him I m not so sinful as all
that. amp;quot; (1491) As Granny s life was winding down with only minutes remaining, she
finally began to show signs that she accepted what was happening to her. She bagan
remembering those who were important to her and dividing her possesions among family
members. Porter shows a loving side to Granny Weatherall that endears her to the audience
before she is wisked away from the land of the living. It is reminiscint of The Flannery O Connor
story amp;quot;A Good Man is Hard to Find. amp;quot; The Misfit has just executed a fast
talking grandmother. One of his evil cohorts offers that she was amp;quot;a real talker.
amp;quot; The Misfit interjects that amp;quot;She would have been a good woman if it had
been somebody to shoot her every minute of her life. amp;quot; So it is with Granny Weatherall,
at her best while near the bitter end. The Jilting of Granny Weatherall gives us a brief overview
of mortality. Porter gives us slightly deeper insight into self pity and the acceptance of death.
Granny Weatherall s actions and thoughts give the reader an idea of how it feels as life draws to a
close. Porter suggests that by succeeding in dying well, one can leave
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The Rational Choice Theory
La Shante Samuels Kaplan University, CJ102 Criminology Unit Five Midterm Project The
Rational Choice theory approach has been used by social and political scientists to put some
type of meaning of why humans behave in a certain way. In recent years, rational choice theory
has been widely used in other disciplines such as sociology, political science, and anthropology. It
has gained influence in politics and sociology over the past thirty years. This choice theory
stressed the role of knowledgeable self interest in the decision making of individuals. The main
purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of Rational Choice and Deterrence theories, to
explain the similarities and difference between the two. The concept of Rational... Show more
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This branch of theory is a starting point in the deterrence continuum and often targets the crime in
general, not the offender. One may ask how a rule deters a crime instead of a person. I believe that
general deterrence does so by issuing blanket knowledge that if one commits a crime then there will
be punishment. General deterrence is the going about of issuing a law and making it known that it
is not permitted, and that there will be consequences should one commit such an act. Early
researcher used historic curiosity that was not based on scientific realities to come to the conclusion
that criminal traits are inherited genetically. Their assumptions was premised on record of family
history that was devoid of looking at other factors that may have consistently been affecting
previous and subsequent generations such as environment and diet etc. The quest to identify factors
affecting individual social behavior led sociobiologists to come to the conclusion that biology,
learning and environmental factors are all interrelated in forming an individual character trait. The
idea that an individual will turn to crime while another will not under the same circumstance even
though they posses same physical nature or make up, raises the question and discredits the earlier
assumption on the subject. Scientific research on the subject took into consideration different
provable factors that create a direct correlation between individual social behavior and other
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La Shante Samuels Kaplan University, CJ102 Criminology Unit Five Midterm Project The
Rational Choice theory approach has been used by social and political scientists to put some
type of meaning of why humans behave in a certain way. In recent years, rational choice theory
has been widely used in other disciplines such as sociology, political science, and anthropology. It
has gained influence in politics and sociology over the past thirty years. This choice theory
stressed the role of knowledgeable self interest in the decision making of individuals. The main
purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of Rational Choice and Deterrence theories, to
explain the similarities and difference between the two. The concept of Rational... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This branch of theory is a starting point in the deterrence continuum and often targets the crime in
general, not the offender. One may ask how a rule deters a crime instead of a person. I believe that
general deterrence does so by issuing blanket knowledge that if one commits a crime then there will
be punishment. General deterrence is the going about of issuing a law and making it known that it
is not permitted, and that there will be consequences should one commit such an act. Early
researcher used historic curiosity that was not based on scientific realities to come to the conclusion
that criminal traits are inherited genetically. Their assumptions was premised on record of family
history that was devoid of looking at other factors that may have consistently been affecting
previous and subsequent generations such as environment and diet etc. The quest to identify factors
affecting individual social behavior led sociobiologists to come to the conclusion that biology,
learning and environmental factors are all interrelated in forming an individual character trait. The
idea that an individual will turn to crime while another will not under the same circumstance even
though they posses same physical nature or make up, raises the question and discredits the earlier
assumption on the subject. Scientific research on the subject took into consideration different
provable factors that create a direct correlation between individual social behavior and other
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The Constitution Of The United States
In 1787, our founding fathers came up with a few principles that would establish what we now
know as the United States of America. These principles were put on paper to serve as a guideline
for how the United States would be operated and structured. This historical piece paper became
known as the Constitution of the United States. In the Constitution, a Preamble is implemented at
the beginning that essentially tells what the founding fathers set out to do.
We The People, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty ...
(Preamble, U.S. Constitution)
The Preamble that was applied within the Constitution became the platform that led to different
limitations each state would have. The limitations were quoted by articles, amendments, and
sections to provide a professional and limited governmental scheme on what was expected from
each state. As the Constitution was ratified in 1788, a set of guidelines known as the Bill of
Rights was implemented as well. The difference is that the Constitution provided structure as to
how the whole set up of our system of government would be ran. So essentially, the Constitution
states the appropriate amount of houses needed to make up Congress, what powers Congress will
have, and what powers the President will have. The Bill of Rights served as rules towards what the
federal government was limited to do.
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In 1787, our founding fathers came up with a few principles that would establish what we now
know as the United States of America. These principles were put on paper to serve as a guideline
for how the United States would be operated and structured. This historical piece paper became
known as the Constitution of the United States. In the Constitution, a Preamble is implemented at
the beginning that essentially tells what the founding fathers set out to do.
We The People, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty ...
(Preamble, U.S. Constitution)
The Preamble that was applied within the Constitution became the platform that led to different
limitations each state would have. The limitations were quoted by articles, amendments, and
sections to provide a professional and limited governmental scheme on what was expected from
each state. As the Constitution was ratified in 1788, a set of guidelines known as the Bill of
Rights was implemented as well. The difference is that the Constitution provided structure as to
how the whole set up of our system of government would be ran. So essentially, the Constitution
states the appropriate amount of houses needed to make up Congress, what powers Congress will
have, and what powers the President will have. The Bill of Rights served as rules towards what the
federal government was limited to do.
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Social And Psychological Factors Influence Economic...
Behavioural economics, as it is possible to understand from the definition of the field itself, studies
how social and psychological factors influence economic decisions. The main difference with the
classical economic approach is that, while economists use a normative approach in describing
extit{how decisions should be made} to optimise a reward function, by assuming that subjects are
rational decision makers citep{von2007theory}, behavioural economics describes extit{how
decisions are actually made} by using experiments that emulate real life decision problems
citep{kahneman2000choices, todd2003bounding}. This field of research has lead to the
development of heuristics that subjects use in different choice context
citep{holyoak2005cambridge}. However, these explanations only postulate disparate heuristics
for different choice settings and cannot describe the time course of a decision. In an attempt to
overcome such limitations, recently, sequential sampling models of choice widely studied in the
perceptual decision making field, have been used to explain the time course of preference
formation in value based choice in which the subject is no more integrating evidence over time,
but value instead, as for example in making a decision between different sources of food. An
example of a value based decision making choice is: shall I have an apple or a pear? From a
phenomenological approach this might seem a trivial question, however investigating how such a
decision is
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Behavioural economics, as it is possible to understand from the definition of the field itself, studies
how social and psychological factors influence economic decisions. The main difference with the
classical economic approach is that, while economists use a normative approach in describing
extit{how decisions should be made} to optimise a reward function, by assuming that subjects are
rational decision makers citep{von2007theory}, behavioural economics describes extit{how
decisions are actually made} by using experiments that emulate real life decision problems
citep{kahneman2000choices, todd2003bounding}. This field of research has lead to the
development of heuristics that subjects use in different choice context
citep{holyoak2005cambridge}. However, these explanations only postulate disparate heuristics
for different choice settings and cannot describe the time course of a decision. In an attempt to
overcome such limitations, recently, sequential sampling models of choice widely studied in the
perceptual decision making field, have been used to explain the time course of preference
formation in value based choice in which the subject is no more integrating evidence over time,
but value instead, as for example in making a decision between different sources of food. An
example of a value based decision making choice is: shall I have an apple or a pear? From a
phenomenological approach this might seem a trivial question, however investigating how such a
decision is
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Forrest Thomson Poetic Artifice Analysis
Two Co Option Co option is I argue most clearly defined by Veronica Forrest Thomson s Poetic
Artifice. A text, that pushed back against critics of the previous generation and endeavoured early
on to integrate structuralist thought with post structuralist. This integration between structuralism
and post structuralism can be seen as an attempt to get at the importance of poetry. In an attempt
to stress and illuminate poetry s unique ability to be transformative of both language and the
world. Forrest Thomson in Poetic Artifice demands an intense focus on all the rhythmic,
phonetic, verbal and logical devices which makes poetry different from prose to best consider
this transformative nature. It is in this distinguishing of poetry from prose, and the highly
formalist manner and structuralist distrust of language s transparency in which she follows that
one can also see a similar differencing between the broader spectrum of literature with the
sciences. There is no need in Forrest Thomson s work for differing areas to be inclusive of one
another, to the point of loss of individuality, because of a homogenizing of methodology and
epistemic reasoning. Throughout both Poetic Artifice and her thesis Poetry as Knowledge: The
Use of Science by Twentieth Century Poets, Forest Thomson can be seen to put forward a new
structure, in which separation is crucial for any kind of interrelation between the two fields of
knowledge. She follows a similar stance as that of Kelly
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Two Co Option Co option is I argue most clearly defined by Veronica Forrest Thomson s Poetic
Artifice. A text, that pushed back against critics of the previous generation and endeavoured early
on to integrate structuralist thought with post structuralist. This integration between structuralism
and post structuralism can be seen as an attempt to get at the importance of poetry. In an attempt
to stress and illuminate poetry s unique ability to be transformative of both language and the
world. Forrest Thomson in Poetic Artifice demands an intense focus on all the rhythmic,
phonetic, verbal and logical devices which makes poetry different from prose to best consider
this transformative nature. It is in this distinguishing of poetry from prose, and the highly
formalist manner and structuralist distrust of language s transparency in which she follows that
one can also see a similar differencing between the broader spectrum of literature with the
sciences. There is no need in Forrest Thomson s work for differing areas to be inclusive of one
another, to the point of loss of individuality, because of a homogenizing of methodology and
epistemic reasoning. Throughout both Poetic Artifice and her thesis Poetry as Knowledge: The
Use of Science by Twentieth Century Poets, Forest Thomson can be seen to put forward a new
structure, in which separation is crucial for any kind of interrelation between the two fields of
knowledge. She follows a similar stance as that of Kelly
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Video Games Cause Violence Essay
Video Games Cause Violence
Video games have become a major occupation of majority of the youth these days. They spend
hours on end concentrating on video games, some of which are apparently very violent, yet this is
actually the whole idea. Coming from the horse s mouth is an argument in support of video games
coined from a video programmer s point of view, stating that violent video games allow people to
do what they can not do in reality virtual reality. ( http://www.theroc.org/roc mag/textarch/roc 15
/roc15 08.htm ) For instance, someone said to be having a bad day could use a violent video
game to release stress by shooting down a couple hundred bad men than actually taking an AK 47
and spilling down a few brains down the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus on these games is not only to kill, but also to torture and maim in the process. (http:/
/archive.abcnews.go.com/sections/tech/DailyNews/internetgames981201.html)
The story line behind some violent video games includes games in which players earn points by
carjacking taxis, scoring drugs from cursing thugs, and mowing down pedestrians.(see http:/
/www.feedmag.com/vgs/duncan.html ) Some cartoonish tag lines in some sadistic video games
include : As easy as killing babies with axes and More fun than killing your neighbour s cats . This
kind of themes definitely influence the players, especially the younger ones, and inflict violent
tendencies on them. It is no wonder, that this killing mania in violent games was seen to seep out
into the actual world when a high school junior opened fire in his school cafetaria in Littleton,
Colorado, killing two of his classmates. The gunman was reported to be an ardent fan of Quake
and Doom, some rather violent video games. More proof of the relationship between video games
and violence is revealed by a study which clearly reveals how this kind of entertainment affects our
lives. Greater details of the history of how high school students turned gunmen in Columbine High
School are given, which shows that the effect of video games in their lives was a major source of
influence in doing what they did best.
In the light of all these, it is very clear that virtual reality as
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Video Games Cause Violence
Video games have become a major occupation of majority of the youth these days. They spend
hours on end concentrating on video games, some of which are apparently very violent, yet this is
actually the whole idea. Coming from the horse s mouth is an argument in support of video games
coined from a video programmer s point of view, stating that violent video games allow people to
do what they can not do in reality virtual reality. ( http://www.theroc.org/roc mag/textarch/roc 15
/roc15 08.htm ) For instance, someone said to be having a bad day could use a violent video
game to release stress by shooting down a couple hundred bad men than actually taking an AK 47
and spilling down a few brains down the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The focus on these games is not only to kill, but also to torture and maim in the process. (http:/
/archive.abcnews.go.com/sections/tech/DailyNews/internetgames981201.html)
The story line behind some violent video games includes games in which players earn points by
carjacking taxis, scoring drugs from cursing thugs, and mowing down pedestrians.(see http:/
/www.feedmag.com/vgs/duncan.html ) Some cartoonish tag lines in some sadistic video games
include : As easy as killing babies with axes and More fun than killing your neighbour s cats . This
kind of themes definitely influence the players, especially the younger ones, and inflict violent
tendencies on them. It is no wonder, that this killing mania in violent games was seen to seep out
into the actual world when a high school junior opened fire in his school cafetaria in Littleton,
Colorado, killing two of his classmates. The gunman was reported to be an ardent fan of Quake
and Doom, some rather violent video games. More proof of the relationship between video games
and violence is revealed by a study which clearly reveals how this kind of entertainment affects our
lives. Greater details of the history of how high school students turned gunmen in Columbine High
School are given, which shows that the effect of video games in their lives was a major source of
influence in doing what they did best.
In the light of all these, it is very clear that virtual reality as
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The Importance Of Collective Punishment
Look into a classroom and one would see that collective punishment has long been used to elicit
good behavior from students, but it is time for a closer look. Using tactics of peer pressure to try to
enforce rules on surrounding students does not tend to work. Teachers who use collective
punishment usually find more resentment from their students rather than the good behavior they
are looking for, which begs the question, why do we still think of collective punishmentas an
effective way to make people conform? Using collective punishment goes against equality between
students, and the equity of the classroom. Schools should not enforce collective punishment as a
technique to correct behavior, since it can be harmful to innocent students, is ineffective at
correcting behavior long term, and can help instruct students to manipulate others with peer
pressure.
In classrooms around the world, students are being held back from leaving class, eating lunch, or
going to recess due to one reason; collective punishment. Collective punishment can be detrimental
to students, and can even be overwhelming to children who did nothing wrong, I started noticing
just how devastating group punishments can be to the type of child who wants to please and is
determined to follow the rules , (Watson) as the students don t understand why they are being
punished because they didn t do anything wrong. It can cause resentment in students who did
nothing wrong to suddenly be punished for their peers
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Look into a classroom and one would see that collective punishment has long been used to elicit
good behavior from students, but it is time for a closer look. Using tactics of peer pressure to try to
enforce rules on surrounding students does not tend to work. Teachers who use collective
punishment usually find more resentment from their students rather than the good behavior they
are looking for, which begs the question, why do we still think of collective punishmentas an
effective way to make people conform? Using collective punishment goes against equality between
students, and the equity of the classroom. Schools should not enforce collective punishment as a
technique to correct behavior, since it can be harmful to innocent students, is ineffective at
correcting behavior long term, and can help instruct students to manipulate others with peer
pressure.
In classrooms around the world, students are being held back from leaving class, eating lunch, or
going to recess due to one reason; collective punishment. Collective punishment can be detrimental
to students, and can even be overwhelming to children who did nothing wrong, I started noticing
just how devastating group punishments can be to the type of child who wants to please and is
determined to follow the rules , (Watson) as the students don t understand why they are being
punished because they didn t do anything wrong. It can cause resentment in students who did
nothing wrong to suddenly be punished for their peers
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Fosters Is A T.v
The Fosters is a T.V. show on ABC Family that brings up the topics of parenthood, divorce,
stepfamilies, and sexuality. The Fosters isn t your normal family T.V. show. It s about a lesbian
couple name Lena and Stef, that are raising five teenage children. One of the kids is Stef s real
son Brandon, and Jesus Mariana, Jude are adopted by Stef and Lena, and Callie is a foster child
living with them. Throughout the show we see the familygo through everyday struggles of a real
family, but at the end of the day everyone is there for each other. Parents are suppose to supply
their children with love, support, and teach them skills so they could grow to become their own
person. The Fosters does an excellent job showing what parenthood looks like, but they did it
with a lesbian couple raising their children. The Fosters shows the mothers doing the same
parenting task as heterosexual parents. They discipline their children when they need to, they
helped their children with schoolwork, and they always show their kids the love that they have
for them. Lena and Stef go through the same parenting struggles as heterosexual parents do when
it comes dealing with their teenage children. Since society is still new to same sex parenting,
some individuals think that the children are not going to be as normal as children raised in a
heterosexual household. However, research shows that children that are raised by a homosexual
couple do not differ when it comes to being raised by a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Fosters is a T.V. show on ABC Family that brings up the topics of parenthood, divorce,
stepfamilies, and sexuality. The Fosters isn t your normal family T.V. show. It s about a lesbian
couple name Lena and Stef, that are raising five teenage children. One of the kids is Stef s real
son Brandon, and Jesus Mariana, Jude are adopted by Stef and Lena, and Callie is a foster child
living with them. Throughout the show we see the familygo through everyday struggles of a real
family, but at the end of the day everyone is there for each other. Parents are suppose to supply
their children with love, support, and teach them skills so they could grow to become their own
person. The Fosters does an excellent job showing what parenthood looks like, but they did it
with a lesbian couple raising their children. The Fosters shows the mothers doing the same
parenting task as heterosexual parents. They discipline their children when they need to, they
helped their children with schoolwork, and they always show their kids the love that they have
for them. Lena and Stef go through the same parenting struggles as heterosexual parents do when
it comes dealing with their teenage children. Since society is still new to same sex parenting,
some individuals think that the children are not going to be as normal as children raised in a
heterosexual household. However, research shows that children that are raised by a homosexual
couple do not differ when it comes to being raised by a
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Competitive Intelligence Essay
Ethics in the Competitive Intelligence Industry
Competitive Intelligence (CI) can be defined as coordinated research of an organization s
competition within a specific industry. CI assesses those who compete for market share and
attempts to guess the actions of competitors before those actions are introduced in the marketplace.
The vision of Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) is, Better decisions
through competitive intelligence (Vision amp; Mission, n.d. para. 1). SCIP s mission, in part is to,
be the global organization of choice for professionals engaged in competitive intelligence and
related disciplines (Vision amp; Mission, n.d. para. 2).
Competitive intelligence, as provided by companies like SCIP, ... Show more content on
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Hastings ignored the warning, believing that chief executives should generally discount what
their friends say (para. 2). Apparently in this case, Mr. Hastings friend was a good gauge of the
typical consumer who liked his Netflix service the way it was originally set up. If Mr. Hastings
had hired a company such as SCIP to gauge how such a reaction would impact the industry as a
whole, he probably would have made a different decision that would not have resulted in a 30%
drop in the company s stock. In fact, he may have been informed that a move by a similar
company would drive a large portion of its customers to Netflix, but because he didn t do his
homework properly, Netflix became the loser.
Competitive intelligence analysis is a subjective business. Companies that are in the CI business
must compile their data and corresponding recommendations in an ethical manner because the CI
business can be competitive too. If CI companies were to act in an unethical manner, they would
clearly be driven out of the marketplace by companies acting honestly. Additionally, CI
companies should be compelled to act ethically as the companies they research could be forced
into bankruptcy or subject to criminal discipline if CI research were misconstrued to show their
subjects in a false, negative light. I believe SCIP runs an ethical business as evidenced by its code
of ethics. Two of its goals are, To continually strive to increase the recognition
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethics in the Competitive Intelligence Industry
Competitive Intelligence (CI) can be defined as coordinated research of an organization s
competition within a specific industry. CI assesses those who compete for market share and
attempts to guess the actions of competitors before those actions are introduced in the marketplace.
The vision of Strategic and Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) is, Better decisions
through competitive intelligence (Vision amp; Mission, n.d. para. 1). SCIP s mission, in part is to,
be the global organization of choice for professionals engaged in competitive intelligence and
related disciplines (Vision amp; Mission, n.d. para. 2).
Competitive intelligence, as provided by companies like SCIP, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hastings ignored the warning, believing that chief executives should generally discount what
their friends say (para. 2). Apparently in this case, Mr. Hastings friend was a good gauge of the
typical consumer who liked his Netflix service the way it was originally set up. If Mr. Hastings
had hired a company such as SCIP to gauge how such a reaction would impact the industry as a
whole, he probably would have made a different decision that would not have resulted in a 30%
drop in the company s stock. In fact, he may have been informed that a move by a similar
company would drive a large portion of its customers to Netflix, but because he didn t do his
homework properly, Netflix became the loser.
Competitive intelligence analysis is a subjective business. Companies that are in the CI business
must compile their data and corresponding recommendations in an ethical manner because the CI
business can be competitive too. If CI companies were to act in an unethical manner, they would
clearly be driven out of the marketplace by companies acting honestly. Additionally, CI
companies should be compelled to act ethically as the companies they research could be forced
into bankruptcy or subject to criminal discipline if CI research were misconstrued to show their
subjects in a false, negative light. I believe SCIP runs an ethical business as evidenced by its code
of ethics. Two of its goals are, To continually strive to increase the recognition
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assignment To The Fleet Mentor Program
In response to the current announcement for assignment to the Fleet Mentor Program, I
respectfully request consideration for assignment. In my 17 years of dedicated service, I ve gained
the experience that accurately represents my comprehension of State Police principles. As a leader
and role model, I strive to move forward improving myself and those around me, accomplishing the
goals and expectations set forth by the Division and teaching the forward thinking of this
organization. It s my continued goal to clearly transmit Divisions Mission Statement and the overall
success of the State Police. Throughout my years of service and role as a Squad Leader, I have
consulted and guided members under my command. It is critical to create a positive
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In response to the current announcement for assignment to the Fleet Mentor Program, I
respectfully request consideration for assignment. In my 17 years of dedicated service, I ve gained
the experience that accurately represents my comprehension of State Police principles. As a leader
and role model, I strive to move forward improving myself and those around me, accomplishing the
goals and expectations set forth by the Division and teaching the forward thinking of this
organization. It s my continued goal to clearly transmit Divisions Mission Statement and the overall
success of the State Police. Throughout my years of service and role as a Squad Leader, I have
consulted and guided members under my command. It is critical to create a positive
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did Lamarck Contribute To The Scientific Field
Who is Jean Baptiste Lamarck? What did he contribute to his scientific field? Why was his
research important? These are questions easy enough to answer, but the harder question is, how has
his findings influenced us today? And this is an essential question in understanding why Jean
Baptiste Lamarck is just a small piece to a much larger puzzle that shows has science itself has
evolved over time.
John Baptiste Lamarck was born in Bazentin le Pertit, in Northern France, in 1744. He was born
into a military family, and while attending the Jesuit seminary at Amiens, his father died and he
decided to join the French campaign in Germany in the summer of 1761. He remained in the
military, until 5 years after the end of his German campaign, until ... Show more content on
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Lamarck realized that although the Museum s collection was thoroughly enormous, it was also
thoroughly in chaos; there was very poor organization at the time. Lamarck s research was, at the
time, considered the least prestigious of the fields of biology to study, but what not one of his
colleagues would realize is that through his studies, he himself had created a new field of biology.
After studying, classifying, and lecturing on everything from worms to spiders, and everything in
between, for around ten years, Lamarck published two books, one of zoology, and the other on
paleontology. His most famous one was the Philosophie zooloique , published in 1809, and very
much portraying Lamarck s ideas on evolution.
Through his research, Lamarck observed many similarities in the different types of animals he
studied, these fascinated him and allowed him to draw his own scientific conclusions. First, he
believed life was not a fixed system and that When environments changed, organisms had to change
their behavior to survive. In short, he believed the body would understand how to adapt to different
environments over generations. He believed these adaptions were a process that the body was
trying to form to eventually make the perfect generation of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Who is Jean Baptiste Lamarck? What did he contribute to his scientific field? Why was his
research important? These are questions easy enough to answer, but the harder question is, how has
his findings influenced us today? And this is an essential question in understanding why Jean
Baptiste Lamarck is just a small piece to a much larger puzzle that shows has science itself has
evolved over time.
John Baptiste Lamarck was born in Bazentin le Pertit, in Northern France, in 1744. He was born
into a military family, and while attending the Jesuit seminary at Amiens, his father died and he
decided to join the French campaign in Germany in the summer of 1761. He remained in the
military, until 5 years after the end of his German campaign, until ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Lamarck realized that although the Museum s collection was thoroughly enormous, it was also
thoroughly in chaos; there was very poor organization at the time. Lamarck s research was, at the
time, considered the least prestigious of the fields of biology to study, but what not one of his
colleagues would realize is that through his studies, he himself had created a new field of biology.
After studying, classifying, and lecturing on everything from worms to spiders, and everything in
between, for around ten years, Lamarck published two books, one of zoology, and the other on
paleontology. His most famous one was the Philosophie zooloique , published in 1809, and very
much portraying Lamarck s ideas on evolution.
Through his research, Lamarck observed many similarities in the different types of animals he
studied, these fascinated him and allowed him to draw his own scientific conclusions. First, he
believed life was not a fixed system and that When environments changed, organisms had to change
their behavior to survive. In short, he believed the body would understand how to adapt to different
environments over generations. He believed these adaptions were a process that the body was
trying to form to eventually make the perfect generation of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theme Of Luck In Young Goodman Brown
These said lines described the Puritan theme of luck as Paul asked his mother, what luck is and
mother replied she did not know God knows better and she further described that she got married
with unlucky husband. His mother did not give proper reply about luck and that confused and
frustrated him very much and this very phenomenon of luckmade him compelled to know the
reality of luck. He became restless to ascertain luck; he went to ride his rocking horse and while
riding this wooden horse, his state of mind was entirely changed. He got down from the riding
of rocking horse and he stood in front of the horse and commanded him now take me to where
there is luck (p 737). The horse was a spiritual and supernatural symbol for him. Paul dwelled a
supernatural elements while riding horse as he was seeking the meaning of luck. Luck had deep
effect upon him as he came to know that due to bad luck his mother and family suffered a lot. Paul
had got to know the skill of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A lone woman is troubled with such dreams and such thoughts, that she s afeard of herself,
sometimes. Pray, tarry with me this night, dear husband, of all nights in the year! (Nathanial
Hawthorne, Tale and Sketches, p 276) Goodman Brown replied his wife stating as:
My love and my Faith, replied young Goodman Brown, of all nights in the year, this one night must
I tarry away from thee. My journey, as thou callest it, forth and back again, must needs be done
twixt now and sunrise. What, my sweet, pretty wife, dost thou doubt me already, and we but three
months married!
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
These said lines described the Puritan theme of luck as Paul asked his mother, what luck is and
mother replied she did not know God knows better and she further described that she got married
with unlucky husband. His mother did not give proper reply about luck and that confused and
frustrated him very much and this very phenomenon of luckmade him compelled to know the
reality of luck. He became restless to ascertain luck; he went to ride his rocking horse and while
riding this wooden horse, his state of mind was entirely changed. He got down from the riding
of rocking horse and he stood in front of the horse and commanded him now take me to where
there is luck (p 737). The horse was a spiritual and supernatural symbol for him. Paul dwelled a
supernatural elements while riding horse as he was seeking the meaning of luck. Luck had deep
effect upon him as he came to know that due to bad luck his mother and family suffered a lot. Paul
had got to know the skill of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A lone woman is troubled with such dreams and such thoughts, that she s afeard of herself,
sometimes. Pray, tarry with me this night, dear husband, of all nights in the year! (Nathanial
Hawthorne, Tale and Sketches, p 276) Goodman Brown replied his wife stating as:
My love and my Faith, replied young Goodman Brown, of all nights in the year, this one night must
I tarry away from thee. My journey, as thou callest it, forth and back again, must needs be done
twixt now and sunrise. What, my sweet, pretty wife, dost thou doubt me already, and we but three
months married!
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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