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English Essay Topics For Students
Crafting an essay on the topic "English Essay Topics For Students" poses a unique challenge,
mainly due to its broad scope and diverse audience. Firstly, navigating through the vast array of
potential subjects within the realm of English studies requires meticulous research and careful
selection to ensure relevance and interest. Secondly, tailoring the essay to cater to students of
varying proficiency levels and interests necessitates a balanced approach that is both engaging
and informative. Moreover, striking the right tone and level of complexity to cater to a wide
audience while maintaining coherence and depth adds another layer of complexity to the writing
process.
Furthermore, addressing the diverse educational backgrounds and cultural perspectives of
students introduces the need for cultural sensitivity and inclusivity in the essay's content and
examples. This requires thoughtful consideration and research to ensure that the essay resonates
with a global audience while avoiding stereotypes or biases.
Additionally, the dynamic nature of education and language studies means that staying updated
with current trends, developments, and debates in the field is crucial for crafting a relevant and
insightful essay. This entails continuous learning and engagement with scholarly literature,
educational resources, and contemporary discussions to provide a comprehensive overview of
English essay topics for students.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the topic "English Essay Topics For Students" demands
careful attention to research, audience analysis, cultural sensitivity, and staying abreast of
developments in the field. It requires a nuanced approach to address the diverse needs and
interests of students while providing valuable insights and information.
Similar essays and much more can be ordered on HelpWriting.net .
English Essay Topics For StudentsEnglish Essay Topics For Students
Crafting an essay on the topic "English Essay Topics For Students" poses a unique challenge,
mainly due to its broad scope and diverse audience. Firstly, navigating through the vast array of
potential subjects within the realm of English studies requires meticulous research and careful
selection to ensure relevance and interest. Secondly, tailoring the essay to cater to students of
varying proficiency levels and interests necessitates a balanced approach that is both engaging
and informative. Moreover, striking the right tone and level of complexity to cater to a wide
audience while maintaining coherence and depth adds another layer of complexity to the writing
process.
Furthermore, addressing the diverse educational backgrounds and cultural perspectives of
students introduces the need for cultural sensitivity and inclusivity in the essay's content and
examples. This requires thoughtful consideration and research to ensure that the essay resonates
with a global audience while avoiding stereotypes or biases.
Additionally, the dynamic nature of education and language studies means that staying updated
with current trends, developments, and debates in the field is crucial for crafting a relevant and
insightful essay. This entails continuous learning and engagement with scholarly literature,
educational resources, and contemporary discussions to provide a comprehensive overview of
English essay topics for students.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the topic "English Essay Topics For Students" demands
careful attention to research, audience analysis, cultural sensitivity, and staying abreast of
developments in the field. It requires a nuanced approach to address the diverse needs and
interests of students while providing valuable insights and information.
Similar essays and much more can be ordered on HelpWriting.net .
English Essay Topics For StudentsEnglish Essay Topics For Students
Female Heroines Of The Movie The Alien Films
Traditional action films have positioned male heroes at the center of the narrative,
with flat female characters often needing to be saved by the male lead. As women in
the 1980s began seeking professional jobs and pursuing higher levels of education,
gaining greater independence and in a sense challenging the patriarchal expectations
of the time, films began to reflect this change. One of the genres in which this change
became the most prevalent was the action film. Sarah Connors in the Terminatorfilms
and Ellen Ripley in the Alien films, serve as excellent examples. However, as female
heroines become the focus of these narratives, their traditional feminine traits, such as
emotional expressivity, tenderness, and passiveness, are replaced with attributes like
strength and aggression typically associated with masculinity. Additionally, these
female characters often turn to guns, a weapon traditionally used to symbolize
masculinity. Within these films, the continued use of the phrase hard , in describing
both the use of hardware and the heroines hard body, makes much more obvious the
lack of soft , more innately feminine qualities (Brown 60). There exists disagreement
as to whether these female characters serve to empower women in society or if their
presentation is too masculine, thus presenting them as essentially men in female
clothing. Although these heroines undoubtedly display traits more masculine than
their female film predecessors, it can be argued that it
Traditional action films have positioned male heroes at the center of the narrative,
with flat female characters often needing to be saved by the male lead. As women in
the 1980s began seeking professional jobs and pursuing higher levels of education,
gaining greater independence and in a sense challenging the patriarchal expectations
of the time, films began to reflect this change. One of the genres in which this change
became the most prevalent was the action film. Sarah Connors in the Terminatorfilms
and Ellen Ripley in the Alien films, serve as excellent examples. However, as female
heroines become the focus of these narratives, their traditional feminine traits, such as
emotional expressivity, tenderness, and passiveness, are replaced with attributes like
strength and aggression typically associated with masculinity. Additionally, these
female characters often turn to guns, a weapon traditionally used to symbolize
masculinity. Within these films, the continued use of the phrase hard , in describing
both the use of hardware and the heroines hard body, makes much more obvious the
lack of soft , more innately feminine qualities (Brown 60). There exists disagreement
as to whether these female characters serve to empower women in society or if their
presentation is too masculine, thus presenting them as essentially men in female
clothing. Although these heroines undoubtedly display traits more masculine than
their female film predecessors, it can be argued that it
Much Ado About Nothing Key Scenes
Much ado about nothing
Potential passages for my exam
* Act 1 Scene 1 Lines 1 70 (opening of the play) * Act 2 Scene 1 Lines 1 60 (Beatrice
views on love) * Act 2 Scene 1 Lines 160 257 (Love Benedick and Beatrice) * Act 2
Scene 3 Lines 6 27 and 181 200 (Benedicks speeches on love) * Act 3 Scene 1 Lines
37 end (Gulling of Beatrice) * Act 3 Scene 3 Lines 1 77 (Dogberry+Comedy) * Act 3
Scene 4 Lines 29 end (Beatrice in love) * Act 3 Scene 5 (Dogberry) * Act 4 Scene 1
Lines 1 104 (Shaming of Hero), Lines 105 247 (Plan by Friar Francis) and rest of the
scene (Beatrice and Benedick) * Act 5 Scene 1 lines 108 173 * Act 5 Scene 1 lines
269 292 * Act 5 Scene 2 Lines 32 end
Act 1 Scene 1 Lines 1 70 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He lists the many virtues he would require in a future wife. When the prince, Claudio
and Leonato approach Benedick Hides.
Quotes from the speech:
8 12 I do much wonder, that one man seeing how much another man is a fool, when
he dedicates his behaviors to love, will after he hath laughed at such shallow follies
in others, become the argument of his own scorn, by falling in love: and such a man
is Claudio
*Means: I think it s amazing how a man who has seen how foolish another man
makes himself when he gets obsessed about love will become the exact thing he
once criticized and fall in love himself and that s the kind of man Claudio is.
13 15 I have known when there was no much with him but the drum and the fife and
now he had rather hear the talor and the pipe
*Means: I remember when he only had ears for military music now its all namby
pamby ceremonial music.
15 21 He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose like an honest man a soldier;
and now is he turned orthography his words are a very fantastical banquet just so
many strange dishes. May I be so converted and see with these eyes? I cannot tell I
think not I will not be sworn but love may transform me to an oyster; but I ll take
my oath on it, till he have made an oyster of me, he shall never make me such a fool
*Means: He used to speak plainly and clearly like an honest man and solider now he
talks in a flowerly style. Could I be transformed and end up
Much ado about nothing
Potential passages for my exam
* Act 1 Scene 1 Lines 1 70 (opening of the play) * Act 2 Scene 1 Lines 1 60 (Beatrice
views on love) * Act 2 Scene 1 Lines 160 257 (Love Benedick and Beatrice) * Act 2
Scene 3 Lines 6 27 and 181 200 (Benedicks speeches on love) * Act 3 Scene 1 Lines
37 end (Gulling of Beatrice) * Act 3 Scene 3 Lines 1 77 (Dogberry+Comedy) * Act 3
Scene 4 Lines 29 end (Beatrice in love) * Act 3 Scene 5 (Dogberry) * Act 4 Scene 1
Lines 1 104 (Shaming of Hero), Lines 105 247 (Plan by Friar Francis) and rest of the
scene (Beatrice and Benedick) * Act 5 Scene 1 lines 108 173 * Act 5 Scene 1 lines
269 292 * Act 5 Scene 2 Lines 32 end
Act 1 Scene 1 Lines 1 70 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He lists the many virtues he would require in a future wife. When the prince, Claudio
and Leonato approach Benedick Hides.
Quotes from the speech:
8 12 I do much wonder, that one man seeing how much another man is a fool, when
he dedicates his behaviors to love, will after he hath laughed at such shallow follies
in others, become the argument of his own scorn, by falling in love: and such a man
is Claudio
*Means: I think it s amazing how a man who has seen how foolish another man
makes himself when he gets obsessed about love will become the exact thing he
once criticized and fall in love himself and that s the kind of man Claudio is.
13 15 I have known when there was no much with him but the drum and the fife and
now he had rather hear the talor and the pipe
*Means: I remember when he only had ears for military music now its all namby
pamby ceremonial music.
15 21 He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose like an honest man a soldier;
and now is he turned orthography his words are a very fantastical banquet just so
many strange dishes. May I be so converted and see with these eyes? I cannot tell I
think not I will not be sworn but love may transform me to an oyster; but I ll take
my oath on it, till he have made an oyster of me, he shall never make me such a fool
*Means: He used to speak plainly and clearly like an honest man and solider now he
talks in a flowerly style. Could I be transformed and end up
Harlem Renaissance the Hip Hop Movement
Harlem Renaissance and the Hip hop Movement
AN OVERVIEW The Harlem Renaissance and the Hip Hop Movement are a
culmination of co related cultural art forms that have emerged out of the black
experience. White people understood black people more through their expression
of art during both movements. Both movements brought about a broad cross racial
following and, ironically, in both instances brought about a better understanding of
the black experience for white America. The bridge between Be Bop and Hip Hop
was made by Quincy Jones with the Back on the Block project; which featured such
artists as Dizzie Gillespie, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, Tevin
Campbell, Ice Tea, Big Daddy Kane, Al B Sure, Barry White and many ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rent parties allowed for the residents of Harlem and other poor ghettos to pay their
rent on time and avoid eviction. The rent party also represented the way that
African Americans overcame the oppressive surroundings of the ghetto. For
example, in Rent Party Jazz , written by William Miller, a jazz musician gives a
rent party in order to raise money for a certain family in need. In this way, rent
parties not only assisted people in paying the rent, but it also helped the growth and
development of jazz as a music genre. Through jazz music and the celebratory nature
of the parties, a community was built. [3] [4] The Harlem Renaissance arguably lasted
about 15 years and is said to have ended with the onset of the Great Depression. The
European American infatuation with the Negro declined in the 1930s, in large part
due to the collapse of the stock market. Also, the depression exposed the economic
vulnerability of Harlem, given that much of the real estate in Harlem was owned by
European Americans; and when the depression hit, African Americans lost their jobs
at faster rates than European Americans, caused foreclosures on mortgages, evictions
from rental properties, and a depression and alienation from the American Dream that
was expressed violently in the first modem race riot,
Harlem Renaissance and the Hip hop Movement
AN OVERVIEW The Harlem Renaissance and the Hip Hop Movement are a
culmination of co related cultural art forms that have emerged out of the black
experience. White people understood black people more through their expression
of art during both movements. Both movements brought about a broad cross racial
following and, ironically, in both instances brought about a better understanding of
the black experience for white America. The bridge between Be Bop and Hip Hop
was made by Quincy Jones with the Back on the Block project; which featured such
artists as Dizzie Gillespie, Miles Davis, Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, Tevin
Campbell, Ice Tea, Big Daddy Kane, Al B Sure, Barry White and many ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rent parties allowed for the residents of Harlem and other poor ghettos to pay their
rent on time and avoid eviction. The rent party also represented the way that
African Americans overcame the oppressive surroundings of the ghetto. For
example, in Rent Party Jazz , written by William Miller, a jazz musician gives a
rent party in order to raise money for a certain family in need. In this way, rent
parties not only assisted people in paying the rent, but it also helped the growth and
development of jazz as a music genre. Through jazz music and the celebratory nature
of the parties, a community was built. [3] [4] The Harlem Renaissance arguably lasted
about 15 years and is said to have ended with the onset of the Great Depression. The
European American infatuation with the Negro declined in the 1930s, in large part
due to the collapse of the stock market. Also, the depression exposed the economic
vulnerability of Harlem, given that much of the real estate in Harlem was owned by
European Americans; and when the depression hit, African Americans lost their jobs
at faster rates than European Americans, caused foreclosures on mortgages, evictions
from rental properties, and a depression and alienation from the American Dream that
was expressed violently in the first modem race riot,
Colonial America Dbq Analysis
The English settlers of the thirteen colonies experienced political, social, and religious
changes throughout the 1600s and 1700s that were considered to be both democratic
and undemocratic as government was slowly developing.
The democratic aspects of early colonial America were still in the premature stages
compared to our present day governing bodies, but the English settlers made
extraordinary progress in these early stages. One example of the early steps taken
was Maryland s Act of Toleration in 1649 (Document 1). This guarenteed the colony
of Maryland a safe haven for persecuted Protestants who were not welcome
elsewhere. Although this did not protect other religions such as Catholics, it was one
of Americ s first steps ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Married women in colonial America were not entitled to their own property, were
looked upon as completely dependent on their husbands, and felt the heat when it
came to divorce (Document 4). According to Gettysburg College, men were seen as
the king and priest of the household, which still holds true today in a sense. However,
with time, women have gained more rights and have equal opportunities with males
in the present day United States.
People of color were arguably under the worst circumstances in colonial American
society. African slaves were treated like animals and packed like sardines on the
ships traveling to the Americas (Document 5). The slaves had no legal rights and
were forbidden to read or write, highlighting the harsh treatment they were under. To
say these circumstances were undemocratic would be an
The English settlers of the thirteen colonies experienced political, social, and religious
changes throughout the 1600s and 1700s that were considered to be both democratic
and undemocratic as government was slowly developing.
The democratic aspects of early colonial America were still in the premature stages
compared to our present day governing bodies, but the English settlers made
extraordinary progress in these early stages. One example of the early steps taken
was Maryland s Act of Toleration in 1649 (Document 1). This guarenteed the colony
of Maryland a safe haven for persecuted Protestants who were not welcome
elsewhere. Although this did not protect other religions such as Catholics, it was one
of Americ s first steps ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Married women in colonial America were not entitled to their own property, were
looked upon as completely dependent on their husbands, and felt the heat when it
came to divorce (Document 4). According to Gettysburg College, men were seen as
the king and priest of the household, which still holds true today in a sense. However,
with time, women have gained more rights and have equal opportunities with males
in the present day United States.
People of color were arguably under the worst circumstances in colonial American
society. African slaves were treated like animals and packed like sardines on the
ships traveling to the Americas (Document 5). The slaves had no legal rights and
were forbidden to read or write, highlighting the harsh treatment they were under. To
say these circumstances were undemocratic would be an
Essay On Raynaud s Disease
Raynaud s disease is when the body restricts the amount of blood flow to various
parts of the body, such as the hands and feet. There are some factors that contribute
to making this disease worse, but there are also some factors that can help in
making this disease more controllable. With the very few known facts about
Raynaud s disease, it is not a disease that should be overlooked for the fact it affects
approximately five to ten percent of Americans. (WebMD, 2005 2016).
When Raynaud s occurs, the body limits only so much blood flow throughout the
body. The most common restriction is in the hands and feet. Since the blood flow is
restricted, this then causes hands and feet to feel cold. There is a numbing feeling
that could occur, that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The most common reason why Raynaud s phenomenon occurs is because of
exposure to the cold. In the cold, it is normal for the body to narrow the small
blood vessels to the skin and to open the blood vessels to the inside part of the body
to keep the body warm. But with Raynaud s, the body restricts blood flow to the
skin more than it needs to. (WebMD, 2005 2016). Other reasons consist of taking
certain medications, using vibrating power tools for a number of years, excessive
smoking, having emotional stress, caffeine, trauma, circulatory problems, drug
use, exposure to some chemicals or toxic substances, or having frostbite could be
factors that could contribute to getting Raynaud s disease. There are many
triggers, but the basic cause of Raynaud s disease is still not known. There has
been a link established between Raynaud s and some autoimmune diseases.
Raynaud s may also signal damage to the blood vessels caused by occupational
injuries. (Raynaud s Association, 2016). An example of an occupational injury that
has been previously discussed is using vibrating power tools over the course of
several years. Women are affected nine times more than men with this disease.
Researchers estimate that Raynaud s affects as many as twenty percent of all women
in their child bearing years. That is one in five women from their early teens into
their early fifties. (Raynaud s Association,
Raynaud s disease is when the body restricts the amount of blood flow to various
parts of the body, such as the hands and feet. There are some factors that contribute
to making this disease worse, but there are also some factors that can help in
making this disease more controllable. With the very few known facts about
Raynaud s disease, it is not a disease that should be overlooked for the fact it affects
approximately five to ten percent of Americans. (WebMD, 2005 2016).
When Raynaud s occurs, the body limits only so much blood flow throughout the
body. The most common restriction is in the hands and feet. Since the blood flow is
restricted, this then causes hands and feet to feel cold. There is a numbing feeling
that could occur, that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The most common reason why Raynaud s phenomenon occurs is because of
exposure to the cold. In the cold, it is normal for the body to narrow the small
blood vessels to the skin and to open the blood vessels to the inside part of the body
to keep the body warm. But with Raynaud s, the body restricts blood flow to the
skin more than it needs to. (WebMD, 2005 2016). Other reasons consist of taking
certain medications, using vibrating power tools for a number of years, excessive
smoking, having emotional stress, caffeine, trauma, circulatory problems, drug
use, exposure to some chemicals or toxic substances, or having frostbite could be
factors that could contribute to getting Raynaud s disease. There are many
triggers, but the basic cause of Raynaud s disease is still not known. There has
been a link established between Raynaud s and some autoimmune diseases.
Raynaud s may also signal damage to the blood vessels caused by occupational
injuries. (Raynaud s Association, 2016). An example of an occupational injury that
has been previously discussed is using vibrating power tools over the course of
several years. Women are affected nine times more than men with this disease.
Researchers estimate that Raynaud s affects as many as twenty percent of all women
in their child bearing years. That is one in five women from their early teens into
their early fifties. (Raynaud s Association,
Meteoroid Lab
Purpose: The purpose is to determine if the angle of impact affects the diameter and
depth of a crater.
Background Research: A meteoroid is a small chunk of rock that has been broken
apart from a much larger chunk of rock called an asteroid, these chunks of rock are
located in between Mars and Jupiter, called the asteroid belt. When a meteoroid has
been knocked out of the asteroid belt and is on it way towards earth the meteoroid is
now a meteor, if the the meteor hits the ground it changes to a meteorite. When the
meteorite makes contact with the ground it causes a crater to form, craters are holes
on the ground made by the impact of a meteoroid coming towards earth.
Hypothesis: If the angle of impact changes, then the diameter of the crater ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The string should be in a straight line.
Step #3 Use the tube and lift it up from keeping it from touching the flour, remove
the protractor that way it won t be there when the marble drops
Step #4 Release the marble from the top.
Step #6 Remove the Tube, and remove the marble with the spoons carefully.
Step #7 Measure the diameter in millimeters with a ruler, and jot down what the
answer is on trial one.
Step #8 Measure the depth in millimeters with a ruler, and jot down the answer on
trial 1.
Step #9 Repeat the steps 1 8 another 2 times
Step #10 Smooth out the flour once more and place the protractor on top of the flour
and pull the string to the number 45.
Step #11 Repeat steps 3 9. But jot down the depth and diameter on trial 2
Step #12 Repeat step 10, but instead of pulling the string to the number 45 pull it to
the number 20.
Step #13 Repeat steps 3 9, but jot down the depth and diameter on trial
Purpose: The purpose is to determine if the angle of impact affects the diameter and
depth of a crater.
Background Research: A meteoroid is a small chunk of rock that has been broken
apart from a much larger chunk of rock called an asteroid, these chunks of rock are
located in between Mars and Jupiter, called the asteroid belt. When a meteoroid has
been knocked out of the asteroid belt and is on it way towards earth the meteoroid is
now a meteor, if the the meteor hits the ground it changes to a meteorite. When the
meteorite makes contact with the ground it causes a crater to form, craters are holes
on the ground made by the impact of a meteoroid coming towards earth.
Hypothesis: If the angle of impact changes, then the diameter of the crater ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The string should be in a straight line.
Step #3 Use the tube and lift it up from keeping it from touching the flour, remove
the protractor that way it won t be there when the marble drops
Step #4 Release the marble from the top.
Step #6 Remove the Tube, and remove the marble with the spoons carefully.
Step #7 Measure the diameter in millimeters with a ruler, and jot down what the
answer is on trial one.
Step #8 Measure the depth in millimeters with a ruler, and jot down the answer on
trial 1.
Step #9 Repeat the steps 1 8 another 2 times
Step #10 Smooth out the flour once more and place the protractor on top of the flour
and pull the string to the number 45.
Step #11 Repeat steps 3 9. But jot down the depth and diameter on trial 2
Step #12 Repeat step 10, but instead of pulling the string to the number 45 pull it to
the number 20.
Step #13 Repeat steps 3 9, but jot down the depth and diameter on trial
Academic Dismissal
Academic honesty, expected of every student, is essential to the process of education
and to upholding high ethical standards. Cheating, including plagiarism, inappropriate
use of technology, or any other kind of unethical or dishonest behavior, may subject
the student to severe academic penalties, including dismissal.All work submitted for
evaluation in a course, including tests, term papers, and computer programs, must
represent only the work of the studentunless indicated otherwise. This includes
homework, essays, theses, and creative projects.Material taken from the work of
others must be acknowledged. Materials submitted to fulfill requirements in one
course may not be submitted in another course without prior approval of the
instructor.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a case of dismissal, Academic Dismissal will be noted on the transcript. The
penalty for academic dishonesty, plagiarism, and unethical behavior as it relates to
the writing of the essay, or creative project may be dismissal from the Class. Any
appeal by a student is to be made first to the instructor.A written report of the
incident by the instructor or department chair will be sent to the dean of the
College or school, who will keep a written record of the complaint when it is filed,
and will forward a copy of the complaint to the appropriate associate dean s office at
the time. The associate dean will place a copy of this record in the student s file
and provide the student with a copy.The student has the right to appeal the
accusation of academic dishonesty if the student believes it to be in error.After
reading websites and other papers to write this paper i have learned that i could have
got in a lot more trouble then i actually did.And if i was in college it would be a
much more serious
Academic honesty, expected of every student, is essential to the process of education
and to upholding high ethical standards. Cheating, including plagiarism, inappropriate
use of technology, or any other kind of unethical or dishonest behavior, may subject
the student to severe academic penalties, including dismissal.All work submitted for
evaluation in a course, including tests, term papers, and computer programs, must
represent only the work of the studentunless indicated otherwise. This includes
homework, essays, theses, and creative projects.Material taken from the work of
others must be acknowledged. Materials submitted to fulfill requirements in one
course may not be submitted in another course without prior approval of the
instructor.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a case of dismissal, Academic Dismissal will be noted on the transcript. The
penalty for academic dishonesty, plagiarism, and unethical behavior as it relates to
the writing of the essay, or creative project may be dismissal from the Class. Any
appeal by a student is to be made first to the instructor.A written report of the
incident by the instructor or department chair will be sent to the dean of the
College or school, who will keep a written record of the complaint when it is filed,
and will forward a copy of the complaint to the appropriate associate dean s office at
the time. The associate dean will place a copy of this record in the student s file
and provide the student with a copy.The student has the right to appeal the
accusation of academic dishonesty if the student believes it to be in error.After
reading websites and other papers to write this paper i have learned that i could have
got in a lot more trouble then i actually did.And if i was in college it would be a
much more serious
The Country of Spain Essays
Spain
The fascinating and beautiful country of Spain is one of the largest countries in
Europe. The history that Spain has had has left great stories to tell and remarkable
landmarks to visit. Spain is located in the south west corner of Europe, with its
neighboring countries, Portugal and France. It has a population of forty million plus
people, but almost one third of the nation s population is foreigners that reside in its
territory. One of the most important facts about Spain is that its economy is one of
the largest in the world. Spain is currently in a recession, with low employment rates
and poverty. Sports and games are a very important and popular pastime of Spain.
The Spaniards have traditional and regional games, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Cycling has been an important sport in Spain since the 1940s. The Tour of Spain is
one of the most important cycling events in the world, along with the Tour of France
and the Tour of Italy. Several Spanish cycling athletes have won the world famous
cycling event, the Tour of France.
The regional pastime of the running of the bulls in Pamplona is an exciting
tradition that involves a group of bulls that are lets loose in the streets of
Pamplona. The main purpose of the run is to transport the bulls from the corrals
into the bullrings, where they will be killed. This run takes place for seven days in
San Fermin, Pamplona in Spain. It started in the 14th century. Today the running of
the bulls attracts many tourists from around the world that like to participate. Many
participate by joining the bulls, and running along side of them. This is very
dangerous, many are injured and some are even killed. Others participate by
dressing the part and cheering. Runners wear the traditional outfit of a white shirt
and pants. Some have a red scarf or handkerchief, some wear red belts. Runners also
have with them a newspaper to draw attention away from the bulls just in case.
The food and eating habits of Spain are unlike any other country in the world. Spain
has the longest working week in Europe, which calls for very long working days. The
Spaniards call for eating well throughout the day. The eating hours in Spain are
loosely defined and restaurants
Spain
The fascinating and beautiful country of Spain is one of the largest countries in
Europe. The history that Spain has had has left great stories to tell and remarkable
landmarks to visit. Spain is located in the south west corner of Europe, with its
neighboring countries, Portugal and France. It has a population of forty million plus
people, but almost one third of the nation s population is foreigners that reside in its
territory. One of the most important facts about Spain is that its economy is one of
the largest in the world. Spain is currently in a recession, with low employment rates
and poverty. Sports and games are a very important and popular pastime of Spain.
The Spaniards have traditional and regional games, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Cycling has been an important sport in Spain since the 1940s. The Tour of Spain is
one of the most important cycling events in the world, along with the Tour of France
and the Tour of Italy. Several Spanish cycling athletes have won the world famous
cycling event, the Tour of France.
The regional pastime of the running of the bulls in Pamplona is an exciting
tradition that involves a group of bulls that are lets loose in the streets of
Pamplona. The main purpose of the run is to transport the bulls from the corrals
into the bullrings, where they will be killed. This run takes place for seven days in
San Fermin, Pamplona in Spain. It started in the 14th century. Today the running of
the bulls attracts many tourists from around the world that like to participate. Many
participate by joining the bulls, and running along side of them. This is very
dangerous, many are injured and some are even killed. Others participate by
dressing the part and cheering. Runners wear the traditional outfit of a white shirt
and pants. Some have a red scarf or handkerchief, some wear red belts. Runners also
have with them a newspaper to draw attention away from the bulls just in case.
The food and eating habits of Spain are unlike any other country in the world. Spain
has the longest working week in Europe, which calls for very long working days. The
Spaniards call for eating well throughout the day. The eating hours in Spain are
loosely defined and restaurants
Coronary Artery Disease Research Papers
Coronary artery disease is described by causing the arteries and vessels that provide
oxygen and nutrients to the heart to become narrowed or blocked. The accumulation
of fatty substances (lipoproteins) on the inner linings of arteries is caused by
Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). Cholesterol and Triglycerides are two of
those substances (Funk Wagnalls, 2016). The bloodflow to the heartis restricted by the
blockage. A heart attack is the outcome of the blood flow to the heart being
completely cut off. The leading cause of death in the United States for both women
and men is coronary heart disease. Although more than 40,000 lives have been
claimed from this disease in the year 2000, the number of deaths from this disease has
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The progress of coronary artery disease depends on the amount of cholesterol
carrying lipoproteins in the bloodstream. High density lipoprotein (HDL) and low
density lipoprotein (LDL) are considered the two chief types of lipoprotein.
Scientists believe that high levels of LDL contributes to coronary artery disease,
while on the other hand, cholesterol is removed from tissues by the help of HDL.
This is why LDL is considered to be bad cholesterol in some cases. Many factors of
hereditary determines the levels of LDL and HDL. In recent studies, indications
have risen that Chlamydia bacteria may possibly be responsible for coronary
artery disease in some cases (Milto Odle, 2015). The risk of developing coronary
artery disease has many major contributing factors, in which some of those factors
can be changed and some you have no control over. The more risk factors you have
the closer you are to developing this disease. For example, sex, age, and heredity
are a few of the major risk factors that cannot be changed. Sex heart attacks are more
likely to happen to men than women and at a younger age, but on the other hand,
women over the age of 60 develop CAD at a rate that is equal to that of
Coronary artery disease is described by causing the arteries and vessels that provide
oxygen and nutrients to the heart to become narrowed or blocked. The accumulation
of fatty substances (lipoproteins) on the inner linings of arteries is caused by
Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). Cholesterol and Triglycerides are two of
those substances (Funk Wagnalls, 2016). The bloodflow to the heartis restricted by the
blockage. A heart attack is the outcome of the blood flow to the heart being
completely cut off. The leading cause of death in the United States for both women
and men is coronary heart disease. Although more than 40,000 lives have been
claimed from this disease in the year 2000, the number of deaths from this disease has
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The progress of coronary artery disease depends on the amount of cholesterol
carrying lipoproteins in the bloodstream. High density lipoprotein (HDL) and low
density lipoprotein (LDL) are considered the two chief types of lipoprotein.
Scientists believe that high levels of LDL contributes to coronary artery disease,
while on the other hand, cholesterol is removed from tissues by the help of HDL.
This is why LDL is considered to be bad cholesterol in some cases. Many factors of
hereditary determines the levels of LDL and HDL. In recent studies, indications
have risen that Chlamydia bacteria may possibly be responsible for coronary
artery disease in some cases (Milto Odle, 2015). The risk of developing coronary
artery disease has many major contributing factors, in which some of those factors
can be changed and some you have no control over. The more risk factors you have
the closer you are to developing this disease. For example, sex, age, and heredity
are a few of the major risk factors that cannot be changed. Sex heart attacks are more
likely to happen to men than women and at a younger age, but on the other hand,
women over the age of 60 develop CAD at a rate that is equal to that of
Students With Auditory Challenges and Mainstream
Schools...
Students With Auditory Challenges and Mainstream Schools
Hearing impaired and deaf students can better succeed in life when educated in
mainstream schools than being segregated in special schools because though they
have special needs, they learn to communicate better with hearing individuals and can
still attend special programs where teachers with special training can help them in
their educational journey.
Heather Whitestone, a deaf ballet dancer from Alabama, became the first Miss
America with a disability, and Marlee Matlin fulfilled her dream of becoming a
famous actress, despite her hearing disability. While many may look at these women
in awe, by today s standards, they are not handicapped. While they may be ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Researchers emphasize the necessity of parental support and the support of early
intervention programs such as proposed organized activities and training for families
with hearing impaired infants and toddlers (Johnson 52). A specially designed
preschool and kindergarten curriculum would follow early activities and training to
prepare the children for regular primary school (Johnson 57). Researchers emphasize
the need to educate deaf and hearing impaired students in such a way as to allow
them to participate in mainstream functions as soon as, or as much as, possible. They
clearly state that there should be a research and development component as well as a
component focused on materials and resource development efforts built into the
model (Johnson 54). The model to educate deaf and hearing impaired children does
stress the importance of learning sign language but an even more important emphasis
is placed on mainstreaming the very students they are trying to teach in a different
way. The concern about segregated students, even if they require special education, is
that they are losing out by not participating with other students who do not have
special needs. A recent study was done which analyzed national program record data
to determine to what extent students with various disabilities have been integrated
into public schools and general education classrooms (Sawyer
Schools...
Students With Auditory Challenges and Mainstream Schools
Hearing impaired and deaf students can better succeed in life when educated in
mainstream schools than being segregated in special schools because though they
have special needs, they learn to communicate better with hearing individuals and can
still attend special programs where teachers with special training can help them in
their educational journey.
Heather Whitestone, a deaf ballet dancer from Alabama, became the first Miss
America with a disability, and Marlee Matlin fulfilled her dream of becoming a
famous actress, despite her hearing disability. While many may look at these women
in awe, by today s standards, they are not handicapped. While they may be ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Researchers emphasize the necessity of parental support and the support of early
intervention programs such as proposed organized activities and training for families
with hearing impaired infants and toddlers (Johnson 52). A specially designed
preschool and kindergarten curriculum would follow early activities and training to
prepare the children for regular primary school (Johnson 57). Researchers emphasize
the need to educate deaf and hearing impaired students in such a way as to allow
them to participate in mainstream functions as soon as, or as much as, possible. They
clearly state that there should be a research and development component as well as a
component focused on materials and resource development efforts built into the
model (Johnson 54). The model to educate deaf and hearing impaired children does
stress the importance of learning sign language but an even more important emphasis
is placed on mainstreaming the very students they are trying to teach in a different
way. The concern about segregated students, even if they require special education, is
that they are losing out by not participating with other students who do not have
special needs. A recent study was done which analyzed national program record data
to determine to what extent students with various disabilities have been integrated
into public schools and general education classrooms (Sawyer
The Global Hotels And Resorts
Leo s Analysis
Our industry, the Global Hotels and Resorts, experienced strong growth over the five
years to 2015. Over the five year period, both consumers and businesses became more
confident about their finances and spent freely on luxuries, including travel. This
culminated in a substantial increase in travel rates and hotel room and occupancy
rates, two indicators of a hotel s performance. Travel spending has also picked up
quickly, especially in emerging economies where tourism is on the rise. Global
tourist arrivals are expected to increase an annualized 4.8% over the five years to
2015 to reach 1.2 billion. As a result of these positive trends, industry revenue is
expected to increase an annualized 4.6% over the five years to 2015 ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
International tourist arrivals in emerging economy destinations, such as Asia,
Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, will grow at double
the pace of destinations in developed economies. The largest growth will likely be
seen in Asia and the Pacific, helping emerging economies surpass developed
economies as the favored destination for tourists by 2015. To keep up with the
aggressive rise in travel rates in these regions, more hotels and resorts will be built,
which should increase the proportion of industry revenue generated and drive
industry revenue growth as a whole. Over the five years to 2020, revenue is
projected to increase at an annualized rate of 3.4% to $978.7 billion. In 2016 there
will be some new trends emerging as hotels will have to compete with growing
popularity of companies such as Airbnb. Millennials have shifted the focus from
hotel loyalty to more novelty related experiences. The overarching experience that
many of these hotels in the industry are shifting to is updated bars and lounges that
spill into the lobby. Renovation will be on the upswing over the next few years as
guests desire more technology, more stimulating social experiences, and better food
and snack choices. Hotels will be looking to charge more fees and surcharges on
amenities as occupancy rates increase. This goes without saying, demand drives
prices, and the hotel industry will be in the driver s seat in the coming years.
Key external drivers
Leo s Analysis
Our industry, the Global Hotels and Resorts, experienced strong growth over the five
years to 2015. Over the five year period, both consumers and businesses became more
confident about their finances and spent freely on luxuries, including travel. This
culminated in a substantial increase in travel rates and hotel room and occupancy
rates, two indicators of a hotel s performance. Travel spending has also picked up
quickly, especially in emerging economies where tourism is on the rise. Global
tourist arrivals are expected to increase an annualized 4.8% over the five years to
2015 to reach 1.2 billion. As a result of these positive trends, industry revenue is
expected to increase an annualized 4.6% over the five years to 2015 ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
International tourist arrivals in emerging economy destinations, such as Asia,
Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, will grow at double
the pace of destinations in developed economies. The largest growth will likely be
seen in Asia and the Pacific, helping emerging economies surpass developed
economies as the favored destination for tourists by 2015. To keep up with the
aggressive rise in travel rates in these regions, more hotels and resorts will be built,
which should increase the proportion of industry revenue generated and drive
industry revenue growth as a whole. Over the five years to 2020, revenue is
projected to increase at an annualized rate of 3.4% to $978.7 billion. In 2016 there
will be some new trends emerging as hotels will have to compete with growing
popularity of companies such as Airbnb. Millennials have shifted the focus from
hotel loyalty to more novelty related experiences. The overarching experience that
many of these hotels in the industry are shifting to is updated bars and lounges that
spill into the lobby. Renovation will be on the upswing over the next few years as
guests desire more technology, more stimulating social experiences, and better food
and snack choices. Hotels will be looking to charge more fees and surcharges on
amenities as occupancy rates increase. This goes without saying, demand drives
prices, and the hotel industry will be in the driver s seat in the coming years.
Key external drivers
Why Is Nane Offensive Important
Alexander Usi
Lieutenant Nann
Sea Power and Maritime Affairs
19 February 2017
United States Marines at Belleau Wood In May of 1918 the German army launched
the Aisne offensive. The Allies believed that city of Paris was in danger and in
response the French army, commander in chief, General PГ©tain sent 16 allied
division which included the United States (U.S.) 2nd Division to halt the German
advance. The 4th Marine Brigade was a part of the U.S. 2nd division, and like many
U.S. units with the Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF), had little or no combat
experience. The French and British thought lowly of U.S. troops since they had been
untested in modern combat up to that point. In the end the battle, which was
primarily fought by U.S. troops, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
troops first arrived in Europe they had never fought a modern war by Allied
standards, this led to a rift not only in the troops on the ground but in the Allied
command. General John Pershing was the commanding General of the AEF.
Under orders from the U.S. Secretary of War Newton Baker, Pershing was
instructed to field an American army and not allow American men to be turned
over to other Allied units. This idea collided with the British and French who
wanted men, rather than an untested army which lacked experience. The British
and French commanders tried repeatedly to coerce Pershing into changing his
mind. When General Ferdinand Foch asked Pershing if he d rather see the
Germans advance past Loire rather then send his men to British and French units,
Pershing replied, Yes. (Asprey 62) The situation was no better in the field. French
and British officers watched as American troops trained in a fashion that they
believed over exerted troops. Colonel Rozet of the French army was especially
irritated by American troops, [indulging] the illusion that [they] can not profit by
the counsel and example of excellent French officers who have made war for
nearly four years; [they have] never made war. (Asprey 63) American troops also
viewed their counterparts as hung onto bad strategy of trench warfare that dominated
the overall strategy of the war. General Pershing believed that what was needed was
open combat to break the stalemate. The lack of respect from the
Alexander Usi
Lieutenant Nann
Sea Power and Maritime Affairs
19 February 2017
United States Marines at Belleau Wood In May of 1918 the German army launched
the Aisne offensive. The Allies believed that city of Paris was in danger and in
response the French army, commander in chief, General PГ©tain sent 16 allied
division which included the United States (U.S.) 2nd Division to halt the German
advance. The 4th Marine Brigade was a part of the U.S. 2nd division, and like many
U.S. units with the Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF), had little or no combat
experience. The French and British thought lowly of U.S. troops since they had been
untested in modern combat up to that point. In the end the battle, which was
primarily fought by U.S. troops, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
troops first arrived in Europe they had never fought a modern war by Allied
standards, this led to a rift not only in the troops on the ground but in the Allied
command. General John Pershing was the commanding General of the AEF.
Under orders from the U.S. Secretary of War Newton Baker, Pershing was
instructed to field an American army and not allow American men to be turned
over to other Allied units. This idea collided with the British and French who
wanted men, rather than an untested army which lacked experience. The British
and French commanders tried repeatedly to coerce Pershing into changing his
mind. When General Ferdinand Foch asked Pershing if he d rather see the
Germans advance past Loire rather then send his men to British and French units,
Pershing replied, Yes. (Asprey 62) The situation was no better in the field. French
and British officers watched as American troops trained in a fashion that they
believed over exerted troops. Colonel Rozet of the French army was especially
irritated by American troops, [indulging] the illusion that [they] can not profit by
the counsel and example of excellent French officers who have made war for
nearly four years; [they have] never made war. (Asprey 63) American troops also
viewed their counterparts as hung onto bad strategy of trench warfare that dominated
the overall strategy of the war. General Pershing believed that what was needed was
open combat to break the stalemate. The lack of respect from the
Dogs And Cats Need Training
Dogs and cats need training and they provide communication and health benefits to
their companions.
First, cats are adaptable to their surroundings. They know how to problem solve.
Training them can be difficult because of their independence and they have a hard
time following through on what they are told to do. Cats are lap pets. They enjoy
sitting around and snuggling up to their companions. They love playing with a ball
or strings. Cats love to show that they have conquered and devoured a predator by
leaving their prey on the door step. When our family owned a cat she was so special.
We named her Star and her name fitted her in everything she did. Our screen door
latch was broken and it would no longer lock the screen door. Star learned by
herself how to jump from the chair on the porch to the latch on the door and the
door would pop open and Star would walk in the house. Imagine how we felt when
she first did this trick.
Second, cats communicate through body language such as fearful, aggressive,
and relaxed. It is during these times they are communicating their surroundings.
They become fearful when they are in the presence of unfamiliar faces which
cause hissing or they will arch their backs. My cat Star was a very spoiled cat and
even though our dog and cat grew up together Star owned the yard by the way she
walked around it and she dared Pudding to misbehave or else the claws would come
out. There was a few times Pudding became sick and
Dogs and cats need training and they provide communication and health benefits to
their companions.
First, cats are adaptable to their surroundings. They know how to problem solve.
Training them can be difficult because of their independence and they have a hard
time following through on what they are told to do. Cats are lap pets. They enjoy
sitting around and snuggling up to their companions. They love playing with a ball
or strings. Cats love to show that they have conquered and devoured a predator by
leaving their prey on the door step. When our family owned a cat she was so special.
We named her Star and her name fitted her in everything she did. Our screen door
latch was broken and it would no longer lock the screen door. Star learned by
herself how to jump from the chair on the porch to the latch on the door and the
door would pop open and Star would walk in the house. Imagine how we felt when
she first did this trick.
Second, cats communicate through body language such as fearful, aggressive,
and relaxed. It is during these times they are communicating their surroundings.
They become fearful when they are in the presence of unfamiliar faces which
cause hissing or they will arch their backs. My cat Star was a very spoiled cat and
even though our dog and cat grew up together Star owned the yard by the way she
walked around it and she dared Pudding to misbehave or else the claws would come
out. There was a few times Pudding became sick and
Civilizations Compare Similarities And Differences Of...
Early Civilizations compare similarities and differences The two Early
Civilizations I have picked for Task 1 part B are Mesopotamia and Egypt. The
characteristic from part A is the key geopraphical features. I would like to highlight
some similarities and differences, with a decription of the two civilizations. The
similarities from the key geopraphicals features in both civilizations are the famous
rivers. Mesopotamiahas two rivers named Tigrisand Euphrates nessseled down in
the valleys. Egypt was also setteled near an important body of flowing water called
The Nile River. All three rivers were the main reason new cities developed with
larger societies of people. The rivers are a natural resourse, the unpredictable flooding
allowed
Early Civilizations compare similarities and differences The two Early
Civilizations I have picked for Task 1 part B are Mesopotamia and Egypt. The
characteristic from part A is the key geopraphical features. I would like to highlight
some similarities and differences, with a decription of the two civilizations. The
similarities from the key geopraphicals features in both civilizations are the famous
rivers. Mesopotamiahas two rivers named Tigrisand Euphrates nessseled down in
the valleys. Egypt was also setteled near an important body of flowing water called
The Nile River. All three rivers were the main reason new cities developed with
larger societies of people. The rivers are a natural resourse, the unpredictable flooding
allowed
Ilavarsan died on July 4. His body was found on a culvert...
Ilavarsan died on July 4. His body was found on a culvert adjoining the railway
track in Dharmapuri(Tamil Nadu) with severe and fatal injuries that the police say
were due to his being hit by a train as a result of a suicide bid. His relatives, however,
insist that he was murdered. The first post mortem concluded that he had committed
suicide. The family then moved the high court seeking another post
mortem.Ilavarasan s tragic end was the result of the most dangerous and flammable
mixture in India caste and politics. Divya and Ilavarasan studied in Dharmapuri town
and they lived in neighbouring villages he is from Natham and her from Sellankottai.
They fell in love and planned to get married once they graduated and... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They approached the police who provided them security.So great was the fear that
the young couple would be harmed by vicious caste politics, that Elangovan never
allowed them out of the house.Back in Divya s natal village of Sellankottai the
Vanniyars had a meeting, constituted a kangaroo court, and ordered Divya to come
home. Divya refused.
On November 7, 2012, Divya s father Nagarajan hanged himself. Elangovan did not
allow Divya to attend his funeral as he feared she would be held responsible and
attacked.
Nagarajan death was excuse enough for the Vanniyars to go on a deadly rampage
that very day.They planned it very well. One group blocked the highway by cutting
trees and laying them across the road.Another group entered Ilavarasan s village of
Natham and burnt down every single house. Their thirst for revenge was not
quenched so they entered the nearby villages of Annanagar and Kondampatti and
burnt them down too. Altogether 268 houses were burnt down. The terrified Dalits
fled.Three hundred policemen stood and watched the mob of 2,500 pillage and burn.
The tree blockade on the highway ensured that reinforcements could not reach in time.
The next day 90 people were arrested. They have all been released. Their lawyer said
that they were standing on the road and doing nothing.
Divya and Ilavarasan escaped because they were living in a rented house in
Dharmapuri town 10 km away. Divya now had 268 burnt houses and a dead father
weighing
Ilavarsan died on July 4. His body was found on a culvert adjoining the railway
track in Dharmapuri(Tamil Nadu) with severe and fatal injuries that the police say
were due to his being hit by a train as a result of a suicide bid. His relatives, however,
insist that he was murdered. The first post mortem concluded that he had committed
suicide. The family then moved the high court seeking another post
mortem.Ilavarasan s tragic end was the result of the most dangerous and flammable
mixture in India caste and politics. Divya and Ilavarasan studied in Dharmapuri town
and they lived in neighbouring villages he is from Natham and her from Sellankottai.
They fell in love and planned to get married once they graduated and... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They approached the police who provided them security.So great was the fear that
the young couple would be harmed by vicious caste politics, that Elangovan never
allowed them out of the house.Back in Divya s natal village of Sellankottai the
Vanniyars had a meeting, constituted a kangaroo court, and ordered Divya to come
home. Divya refused.
On November 7, 2012, Divya s father Nagarajan hanged himself. Elangovan did not
allow Divya to attend his funeral as he feared she would be held responsible and
attacked.
Nagarajan death was excuse enough for the Vanniyars to go on a deadly rampage
that very day.They planned it very well. One group blocked the highway by cutting
trees and laying them across the road.Another group entered Ilavarasan s village of
Natham and burnt down every single house. Their thirst for revenge was not
quenched so they entered the nearby villages of Annanagar and Kondampatti and
burnt them down too. Altogether 268 houses were burnt down. The terrified Dalits
fled.Three hundred policemen stood and watched the mob of 2,500 pillage and burn.
The tree blockade on the highway ensured that reinforcements could not reach in time.
The next day 90 people were arrested. They have all been released. Their lawyer said
that they were standing on the road and doing nothing.
Divya and Ilavarasan escaped because they were living in a rented house in
Dharmapuri town 10 km away. Divya now had 268 burnt houses and a dead father
weighing
A Crime Is A Status Offense
The act or actus reus, is the conduct of an offence, or the act of the offense. An act
in a crime is a violation of law. A person is not guilty unless their guilt is based on
conduct that includes voluntary acts or the omission or perform an act that they
are physically capable of (Brody Acker, 2010). Most crimes require you to
complete an affirmative action before you can be punished for the conduct. You
could possess drugs and you would be affirmatively possessing the drugs. A person
can be charged with some crimes for not acting. Such as knowing your spouse is
abusing your child and you do not act (Brody Acker, 2010). It is considered a crimeto
commit any act or omission of a law prohibiting the act, or omitted if the law orders
it is. There can be no prosecution of a person s conduct that was not a criminal act the
time the act was committed (Temchenko, 2016).
A status offense is a crime that is based on the fact that the offender has a certain
personal condition or specific character. It is not based on a prohibited ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any law that makes it a criminal act because of a person s status inflicts a cruel and
unusual punishment and is in violation of the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments
(Temchenko, 2016). An example would be to punish a person for being homeless;
their status is homeless. You can however, punish a homeless person for trespassing
or loitering which is an action (Temchenko, 2016).
Reference
Brody, D., Acker, J. (2010). Criminal Law (2nd ed.). Burlington, MA: Jones Bartlett.
Retrieved from: https://www.betheluniversityonline.net/mscj/default.
aspx?SectionID=2522 tabid=149#2 Status Offense. (n.d.). West s Encyclopedia of
American Law, edition 2. (2008).
Retrieved on September 2, 2017 from: http://legal dictionary.thefreedictionary. com
/Status+Offense Temchenko, E. (2016). Criminal Law. Retrieved on September 2,
2017 from:
The act or actus reus, is the conduct of an offence, or the act of the offense. An act
in a crime is a violation of law. A person is not guilty unless their guilt is based on
conduct that includes voluntary acts or the omission or perform an act that they
are physically capable of (Brody Acker, 2010). Most crimes require you to
complete an affirmative action before you can be punished for the conduct. You
could possess drugs and you would be affirmatively possessing the drugs. A person
can be charged with some crimes for not acting. Such as knowing your spouse is
abusing your child and you do not act (Brody Acker, 2010). It is considered a crimeto
commit any act or omission of a law prohibiting the act, or omitted if the law orders
it is. There can be no prosecution of a person s conduct that was not a criminal act the
time the act was committed (Temchenko, 2016).
A status offense is a crime that is based on the fact that the offender has a certain
personal condition or specific character. It is not based on a prohibited ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any law that makes it a criminal act because of a person s status inflicts a cruel and
unusual punishment and is in violation of the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments
(Temchenko, 2016). An example would be to punish a person for being homeless;
their status is homeless. You can however, punish a homeless person for trespassing
or loitering which is an action (Temchenko, 2016).
Reference
Brody, D., Acker, J. (2010). Criminal Law (2nd ed.). Burlington, MA: Jones Bartlett.
Retrieved from: https://www.betheluniversityonline.net/mscj/default.
aspx?SectionID=2522 tabid=149#2 Status Offense. (n.d.). West s Encyclopedia of
American Law, edition 2. (2008).
Retrieved on September 2, 2017 from: http://legal dictionary.thefreedictionary. com
/Status+Offense Temchenko, E. (2016). Criminal Law. Retrieved on September 2,
2017 from:
Importance Of Fuzzy Logic
6.1. IMPORTANCE OF FUZZY LOGIC Fuzzy logic is all about the relative
importance of precision: use as Fuzzy Logic Toolbox software with MATLAB
technical computing software as a tool for solving problems with fuzzy logic.
Fuzzy logic is a fascinating area of research because it does a good job of trading off
between significance and precision something that humans have been managing for a
very long time. In this sense, fuzzy logicis both old and new because, although the
modern and methodical science of fuzzy logic is still young, the concept of fuzzy
logic relies on age old skills of human reasoning. Fig 6.1 Fuzzy Description 6.2.
USAGE OF FUZZY LOGIC Fuzzy logic is a convenient way to map an input space
to an output space. Mapping input to output is the starting point for everything.
Consider the following examples:
With information about how good your service was at a restaurant, a fuzzy logic
system can tell you what the tip should be.
With your specification of how hot you want the water, a fuzzy logic system can
adjust the faucet valve to the right setting.
With information about how far away the subject of your photograph is, a fuzzy
logic system can focus the lens for you.
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Between the input and the output, the preceding figure shows a black box that can
contain any number of things: fuzzy systems, linear systems, expert systems,
neural networks, differential equations, interpolated multi dimensional lookup
tables, or even a spiritual advisor, just to name a few of the possible options.
Clearly the list could go on and on.Of the dozens of ways to make the black box
work, it turns out that fuzzy is often the very best way. As Lotfi Zadeh, who is
considered to be the father of fuzzy logic, once remarked: In almost every case you
can build the same product without fuzzy logic, but fuzzy is faster and
6.1. IMPORTANCE OF FUZZY LOGIC Fuzzy logic is all about the relative
importance of precision: use as Fuzzy Logic Toolbox software with MATLAB
technical computing software as a tool for solving problems with fuzzy logic.
Fuzzy logic is a fascinating area of research because it does a good job of trading off
between significance and precision something that humans have been managing for a
very long time. In this sense, fuzzy logicis both old and new because, although the
modern and methodical science of fuzzy logic is still young, the concept of fuzzy
logic relies on age old skills of human reasoning. Fig 6.1 Fuzzy Description 6.2.
USAGE OF FUZZY LOGIC Fuzzy logic is a convenient way to map an input space
to an output space. Mapping input to output is the starting point for everything.
Consider the following examples:
With information about how good your service was at a restaurant, a fuzzy logic
system can tell you what the tip should be.
With your specification of how hot you want the water, a fuzzy logic system can
adjust the faucet valve to the right setting.
With information about how far away the subject of your photograph is, a fuzzy
logic system can focus the lens for you.
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Between the input and the output, the preceding figure shows a black box that can
contain any number of things: fuzzy systems, linear systems, expert systems,
neural networks, differential equations, interpolated multi dimensional lookup
tables, or even a spiritual advisor, just to name a few of the possible options.
Clearly the list could go on and on.Of the dozens of ways to make the black box
work, it turns out that fuzzy is often the very best way. As Lotfi Zadeh, who is
considered to be the father of fuzzy logic, once remarked: In almost every case you
can build the same product without fuzzy logic, but fuzzy is faster and
Greek Expectations Of Men In Modern America
Expectations of men in modern America are set very high as well as ancient
Greece. To be a man in modern America you have to have the ingredients of the
man box, which for example could be: don t cry or openly express your emotions,
not being like a women , protector, and tough athletic strength courage. Men in
Greece had expectations to meet, but only certain ones, which could be: tough
athletic strength courage, and don t cry or openly express your emotions. Odysseus
says to Nausicaa, Compassion princess, please! (Homer 6.193 194) In this quote,
Odysseus is demonstrating that a man is supposed to not take advantage of a girl.
When a man takes advantage of a girl, the girl will usually get very upset with the
man. So Nausicaa is saying
Expectations of men in modern America are set very high as well as ancient
Greece. To be a man in modern America you have to have the ingredients of the
man box, which for example could be: don t cry or openly express your emotions,
not being like a women , protector, and tough athletic strength courage. Men in
Greece had expectations to meet, but only certain ones, which could be: tough
athletic strength courage, and don t cry or openly express your emotions. Odysseus
says to Nausicaa, Compassion princess, please! (Homer 6.193 194) In this quote,
Odysseus is demonstrating that a man is supposed to not take advantage of a girl.
When a man takes advantage of a girl, the girl will usually get very upset with the
man. So Nausicaa is saying
Art And Three Elements Of Art Influence In A Restaurant
The painting I will analysis is painting 4. The painting has described the context in a
high end restaurant. Based on the dress code of the guests, I guess this painting is in
the past and those people are lords. They are having conservation in the restaurant
during leisure. It is noteworthy that some of them wear heavy makeup.
Now, I will analysis this painting on three art elements and three principles of design.
The most significant element in this painting is color. Color acts as a vital role in
many paintings. In this painting, it depicted the atmosphere of the restaurant.
Analyzing this painting as a whole picture, I divided it into four corners evenly. The
upper left corner is the group of people with two men at the back. The upper right
corner is the walls of the restaurant with two women. The hue of both upper parts is
tertiary blue green mixed up with little secondary orange. Despite this, blue green is
still the predominant color on both upper parts. The bottom left corner is the railing.
The right bottom corner is the floor of the restaurant and the woman with neutral
black clothing. In regard to the details, the outline of the railing is in tertiary red
orange and the railing is in secondary orange. Among the group of people, the men
at the left and the woman in the middle wear primary red and tertiary red violet
clothing respectively. The major hue of left bottom part is secondary orange, tertiary
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Through the placement and size of the figures, the artist successfully creates a visual
emphasis. Viewer s eyes automatically attracted to the larger and dominant figures at
the first glance. Consequently, the focal point is located at the weird woman at the
right corner. Her striking facial expression made the woman stand out among figures
and directs the viewer s attention to a center of interest. It seems to show a complex
personality of this
The painting I will analysis is painting 4. The painting has described the context in a
high end restaurant. Based on the dress code of the guests, I guess this painting is in
the past and those people are lords. They are having conservation in the restaurant
during leisure. It is noteworthy that some of them wear heavy makeup.
Now, I will analysis this painting on three art elements and three principles of design.
The most significant element in this painting is color. Color acts as a vital role in
many paintings. In this painting, it depicted the atmosphere of the restaurant.
Analyzing this painting as a whole picture, I divided it into four corners evenly. The
upper left corner is the group of people with two men at the back. The upper right
corner is the walls of the restaurant with two women. The hue of both upper parts is
tertiary blue green mixed up with little secondary orange. Despite this, blue green is
still the predominant color on both upper parts. The bottom left corner is the railing.
The right bottom corner is the floor of the restaurant and the woman with neutral
black clothing. In regard to the details, the outline of the railing is in tertiary red
orange and the railing is in secondary orange. Among the group of people, the men
at the left and the woman in the middle wear primary red and tertiary red violet
clothing respectively. The major hue of left bottom part is secondary orange, tertiary
red orange, and tertiary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Through the placement and size of the figures, the artist successfully creates a visual
emphasis. Viewer s eyes automatically attracted to the larger and dominant figures at
the first glance. Consequently, the focal point is located at the weird woman at the
right corner. Her striking facial expression made the woman stand out among figures
and directs the viewer s attention to a center of interest. It seems to show a complex
personality of this
Effects Of Migration And Refugees Affecting The UK
How is migration and the refugees affecting the UK?
Introduction
I am going to be writing about the positives and negatives of the immigration
which is occurring in the UK and how it is affecting our daily lives and wither
Brexit is a good or bad thing. At the moment I think that immigration isn t as bad as
people believe it to be and should not be the reason to support Brexit as many people
already do. However, I will be doing a non bias research to prove my point or change
it. This image is from .gov.uk
Difference between Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers
Firstly, these 3 are very different to each other. A migrant is simply a person who
moves form a place to live for over a mainly to find work. The Guardian claims that
The International Organisation of Migration estimates that 232 million people a
year become international migrants and another 740 million move within their
own countries. Work isn t the only reason that someone would move as they could
also seek a better lifestyle or education or even flee prosecution from their own
country. Those from outside the EU will need a visa to enter the UK and a reported
690,000 have arrived into the UK in the past 12 months according to The Guardian
once again. A refuge is someone who has left their home place due to armed conflict.
Due to the 1951 refugee convection someone who is recognised as a refugee cannot
be sent back to their home place as its too dangerous they are also given a social
housing, benefits
How is migration and the refugees affecting the UK?
Introduction
I am going to be writing about the positives and negatives of the immigration
which is occurring in the UK and how it is affecting our daily lives and wither
Brexit is a good or bad thing. At the moment I think that immigration isn t as bad as
people believe it to be and should not be the reason to support Brexit as many people
already do. However, I will be doing a non bias research to prove my point or change
it. This image is from .gov.uk
Difference between Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers
Firstly, these 3 are very different to each other. A migrant is simply a person who
moves form a place to live for over a mainly to find work. The Guardian claims that
The International Organisation of Migration estimates that 232 million people a
year become international migrants and another 740 million move within their
own countries. Work isn t the only reason that someone would move as they could
also seek a better lifestyle or education or even flee prosecution from their own
country. Those from outside the EU will need a visa to enter the UK and a reported
690,000 have arrived into the UK in the past 12 months according to The Guardian
once again. A refuge is someone who has left their home place due to armed conflict.
Due to the 1951 refugee convection someone who is recognised as a refugee cannot
be sent back to their home place as its too dangerous they are also given a social
housing, benefits
Understanding School Shootings
Understanding School Shootings There are a lot of school shootings happening in
the U.S., today. These school shooters have problems, which they need to be
helped immediately. Schools need more security in order to prepare for these
shootings. People never know or expect a person in their school to start shooting a
gun at innocent people. Throughout years, more and more shootings are occurring,
we need to find out what causes these tragic dilemmas in schools. Students need to
help out other students, nevertheless, at least show respect to more students. I
know that most school shooters have something in common. These commercially
manufactured psychotic drugs (Prozac, Ritalin, Paxil, Luvox, etc.) are probably
triggering psychotic behavior in already unstable individuals, and this potential
connection needs to be officially investigated immediately. (Freydis, pg. 2)
However, most school shootings happen in the first few hours of school, and
males ages 13 to 20 are the most common school shooters. What this means is they
have a mental illness, although they can t control it all the time. They often dwell
about their life. School shootings occur within 6 months today; most shootings are
with pistols, and the shooter ends up passing up his life in the end. (1b: SV; SV,
and SV.) The shooter is generally a loner, or he doesn t have many friends. This
shows that he doesn t belong in his school, so he should probably try to go to a
different school to see if he can make
Understanding School Shootings There are a lot of school shootings happening in
the U.S., today. These school shooters have problems, which they need to be
helped immediately. Schools need more security in order to prepare for these
shootings. People never know or expect a person in their school to start shooting a
gun at innocent people. Throughout years, more and more shootings are occurring,
we need to find out what causes these tragic dilemmas in schools. Students need to
help out other students, nevertheless, at least show respect to more students. I
know that most school shooters have something in common. These commercially
manufactured psychotic drugs (Prozac, Ritalin, Paxil, Luvox, etc.) are probably
triggering psychotic behavior in already unstable individuals, and this potential
connection needs to be officially investigated immediately. (Freydis, pg. 2)
However, most school shootings happen in the first few hours of school, and
males ages 13 to 20 are the most common school shooters. What this means is they
have a mental illness, although they can t control it all the time. They often dwell
about their life. School shootings occur within 6 months today; most shootings are
with pistols, and the shooter ends up passing up his life in the end. (1b: SV; SV,
and SV.) The shooter is generally a loner, or he doesn t have many friends. This
shows that he doesn t belong in his school, so he should probably try to go to a
different school to see if he can make
Vampire Vs Dragon Research Paper
Vampires Vs Dragons
Angel, a heroic vampire cursed with soul, stood in a defensive position with his
broadsword held tight in his hands and his eyes fixed on a large black dragon. He
was here to investigate reports of dragons attacking the city of Los Angeles. To his
right stood another vampire, Spike, also with soul but without the gypsy curse that
troubled Angel. The two vampires had guessed that it was this larger dragon who was
responsible for summoning the various smaller dragons who were terrorizing the
city. As the dragon spit a huge fireball from it s mouth both men knew they had to act
fast.
Angel looked over at Spike, Here s the plan Angel started to say before Spike cut him
off.
Bugger you re plan. Spike said in his cockney accent with that smirk that Angel had
always found irritating. He then, stupidly, rushed towards the enraged dragon
swinging a sword and yowling at the beast. Spike got in a few slashes that didn t
seem to do much damage before the dragon swatted the platinum blond vampire
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Spike knew the beast had to have a weakness somewhere and he was hoping to find
it before Angel did so he could take credit for slaying the dragon. Spike was never
satisfied being thought of as a sidekick and anytime he loved the idea of being able
to hold such an achievement over Angel s head. Before he really had a chance to
come up with a plan of his own he watched as Angel rolled under the belly of the
beast and thrusts his broadsword into the creature. Spike rolled his eyes as once
again Captain Forehead, his own nickname for Angel, would be taking all the credit
for winning this fight. As the dragon let out an unworldly shriek and fell to the
ground the other, lesser, dragons simply vanished from this dimension. Spike rolled
his eyes as Angel, covered in dragon s blood, walked towards him strutting like some
big ponce of a
Vampires Vs Dragons
Angel, a heroic vampire cursed with soul, stood in a defensive position with his
broadsword held tight in his hands and his eyes fixed on a large black dragon. He
was here to investigate reports of dragons attacking the city of Los Angeles. To his
right stood another vampire, Spike, also with soul but without the gypsy curse that
troubled Angel. The two vampires had guessed that it was this larger dragon who was
responsible for summoning the various smaller dragons who were terrorizing the
city. As the dragon spit a huge fireball from it s mouth both men knew they had to act
fast.
Angel looked over at Spike, Here s the plan Angel started to say before Spike cut him
off.
Bugger you re plan. Spike said in his cockney accent with that smirk that Angel had
always found irritating. He then, stupidly, rushed towards the enraged dragon
swinging a sword and yowling at the beast. Spike got in a few slashes that didn t
seem to do much damage before the dragon swatted the platinum blond vampire
across the street ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Spike knew the beast had to have a weakness somewhere and he was hoping to find
it before Angel did so he could take credit for slaying the dragon. Spike was never
satisfied being thought of as a sidekick and anytime he loved the idea of being able
to hold such an achievement over Angel s head. Before he really had a chance to
come up with a plan of his own he watched as Angel rolled under the belly of the
beast and thrusts his broadsword into the creature. Spike rolled his eyes as once
again Captain Forehead, his own nickname for Angel, would be taking all the credit
for winning this fight. As the dragon let out an unworldly shriek and fell to the
ground the other, lesser, dragons simply vanished from this dimension. Spike rolled
his eyes as Angel, covered in dragon s blood, walked towards him strutting like some
big ponce of a
Essay On CSI Effect
My name is Brittany Yvette Anderson, and I would be lying if I did not admit that
the pre symptoms of the CSI effect or not the reason that I I m studying the major I
am now.
Watching the digitalized cut scenes of characters Gil Grissom and Catherine
Willows serendipitously notice a needle head size speckle of blood on the wall
fascinated me. Or the way they could take landline phone recording, and in twenty
minutes trace it to a phone booth on 87th
Street, as well as narrow down the voice, and time the individual placed the call all
by listening to the sound of a single mockingbird chirp in the background. I should
have realized then that the authenticity of this show maybe a tad bit questionable.
Honestly, there was a bit of comfort ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being that forensic science focuses on the retrieval of evidence for the court of law,
and that in that court of law people are often judged by a jury of their peers, it is
natural that the effects of their day to day world often come into play with their
courtroom experience.
The CSI effect is by all accounts a continuously developing issue for the present and
future jurors of the American justice system. As difficult as it might be to believe,
there are many individuals out there that have difficulties dissevering the reality and
capability of chemistry, physics, and human beings, from what they believe and hold
to be true in the media. As jurors, these are potentially the jurors that will begin
asking for more proof, or for what valid reason they have not seen certain evidence
items that don t even exist in that particular case. Being that humans are easily
influenced, scrutinizing the proof that has been given can cause a domino effect on
other jurors and the decision they have thought to hold true. According to the National
Institute of Justice, a whopping 46 percent of people had the expectation of evidence
in
My name is Brittany Yvette Anderson, and I would be lying if I did not admit that
the pre symptoms of the CSI effect or not the reason that I I m studying the major I
am now.
Watching the digitalized cut scenes of characters Gil Grissom and Catherine
Willows serendipitously notice a needle head size speckle of blood on the wall
fascinated me. Or the way they could take landline phone recording, and in twenty
minutes trace it to a phone booth on 87th
Street, as well as narrow down the voice, and time the individual placed the call all
by listening to the sound of a single mockingbird chirp in the background. I should
have realized then that the authenticity of this show maybe a tad bit questionable.
Honestly, there was a bit of comfort ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being that forensic science focuses on the retrieval of evidence for the court of law,
and that in that court of law people are often judged by a jury of their peers, it is
natural that the effects of their day to day world often come into play with their
courtroom experience.
The CSI effect is by all accounts a continuously developing issue for the present and
future jurors of the American justice system. As difficult as it might be to believe,
there are many individuals out there that have difficulties dissevering the reality and
capability of chemistry, physics, and human beings, from what they believe and hold
to be true in the media. As jurors, these are potentially the jurors that will begin
asking for more proof, or for what valid reason they have not seen certain evidence
items that don t even exist in that particular case. Being that humans are easily
influenced, scrutinizing the proof that has been given can cause a domino effect on
other jurors and the decision they have thought to hold true. According to the National
Institute of Justice, a whopping 46 percent of people had the expectation of evidence
in
Cultural Stereotypes In The Magdalene Sisters
According to Cleary, cultural representations of Ireland s enervating past permit
present day detachment from and complacency about the nation s history (Cleary) he
argues further that our responses are tantamount to experiencing a lucky escape from
all that . In this essay I will use the example of Peter Mullan s film The Magdalene
Sistersto discuss the changes that have occurred in the Irish society since and during
the time of the Magdalene Laundries. According to Smith Free State constructed an
identity for Irish women solely in domestic terms women were mothers, women were
wives (Smith), these ideals were the beliefs of many of the population of nineteenth
century Ireland. It was because of these beliefs that the Magdalene Asylums... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From early 1970 s onwards there were less and less women surrendering themselves
to the asylums and in 1996 the last establishment, on Sean McDermott Street in
Dublin, closed its doors for the final time (O Sullivan and O Donnell). The
perception of the Magdalen asylums in twentieth century Ireland was extremely
negative, whilst the asylums could have been seen as a place of refuge during the
nineteenth century; this was most definitely not the case during the twentieth
century. From documents and stories from survivors, it is clear that these women
were being held against their will and were forced to partake in unpaid labour and
were stripped of all of their rights. One of the posters for the movie contained the
tagline The triumphant story of three women who found courage to defy a century of
injustice . Whilst the average stay of a woman in a Magdalene Asylum was three
years, they were haunted by their experiences for the rest of their lives; with many
emigrating in order to escape the shame filled stares of members of the community.
So, were these three women, and far too many more like them, really triumphant?
The women were free to leave the laundries once they could guarantee their fortune in
some way; either through acquiring a position or returning home
According to Cleary, cultural representations of Ireland s enervating past permit
present day detachment from and complacency about the nation s history (Cleary) he
argues further that our responses are tantamount to experiencing a lucky escape from
all that . In this essay I will use the example of Peter Mullan s film The Magdalene
Sistersto discuss the changes that have occurred in the Irish society since and during
the time of the Magdalene Laundries. According to Smith Free State constructed an
identity for Irish women solely in domestic terms women were mothers, women were
wives (Smith), these ideals were the beliefs of many of the population of nineteenth
century Ireland. It was because of these beliefs that the Magdalene Asylums... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From early 1970 s onwards there were less and less women surrendering themselves
to the asylums and in 1996 the last establishment, on Sean McDermott Street in
Dublin, closed its doors for the final time (O Sullivan and O Donnell). The
perception of the Magdalen asylums in twentieth century Ireland was extremely
negative, whilst the asylums could have been seen as a place of refuge during the
nineteenth century; this was most definitely not the case during the twentieth
century. From documents and stories from survivors, it is clear that these women
were being held against their will and were forced to partake in unpaid labour and
were stripped of all of their rights. One of the posters for the movie contained the
tagline The triumphant story of three women who found courage to defy a century of
injustice . Whilst the average stay of a woman in a Magdalene Asylum was three
years, they were haunted by their experiences for the rest of their lives; with many
emigrating in order to escape the shame filled stares of members of the community.
So, were these three women, and far too many more like them, really triumphant?
The women were free to leave the laundries once they could guarantee their fortune in
some way; either through acquiring a position or returning home
Vertigo And Falls Case Study
Complaint Vertigo and falls. History Patient is an 81 year old right handed white
male who presents with his wife for evaluation of dizziness . He states that he has
had this for two years, at least. He notes that it occurs mostly when he stands up, at
which point he will feel like he is going to fall. He describes this as an actual head
spinning, so it is a true vertigo. It is not merely lightheadedness. He does note that
if he lies flat on his back in bed, he does not have the vertigo, but if he rolls over
onto either side, he will develop a spinning sensation. It is aborted by rolling back
onto his back. He notes that if he gets up quickly at night to go to the bathroom, he
will have marked problems with balance. He usually sits on the edge of the bed and
moves his arms and legs until he feels that the vertigo has gone away, at which point,
he can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He has had two falls recently. They both occurred when he first got out of bed in
the morning and started to walk without taking those few seconds to orient
himself. One of them resulted in him hitting the bureau. The other one did not
result in any injury. He has not had any closed head trauma with the falls and the
falls have not worsened in the vertigo. He does have a history of skull fracture 60
years ago due to a motor vehicle accident, at which point, he was in a coma for 18
days. He has amnesia for most of that time. He is unable to tell me if there were
any cognitive or movement sequela from that. He does have cervical stenosis with
an MRI of the neck over four years ago at Holy Family. He denies any previous
brain imaging other than the recent MRI. He does not have a magnetic gait. His gait
is not wide based. There is no truncal instability. There is no hesitancy in his gait.
There is no
Complaint Vertigo and falls. History Patient is an 81 year old right handed white
male who presents with his wife for evaluation of dizziness . He states that he has
had this for two years, at least. He notes that it occurs mostly when he stands up, at
which point he will feel like he is going to fall. He describes this as an actual head
spinning, so it is a true vertigo. It is not merely lightheadedness. He does note that
if he lies flat on his back in bed, he does not have the vertigo, but if he rolls over
onto either side, he will develop a spinning sensation. It is aborted by rolling back
onto his back. He notes that if he gets up quickly at night to go to the bathroom, he
will have marked problems with balance. He usually sits on the edge of the bed and
moves his arms and legs until he feels that the vertigo has gone away, at which point,
he can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He has had two falls recently. They both occurred when he first got out of bed in
the morning and started to walk without taking those few seconds to orient
himself. One of them resulted in him hitting the bureau. The other one did not
result in any injury. He has not had any closed head trauma with the falls and the
falls have not worsened in the vertigo. He does have a history of skull fracture 60
years ago due to a motor vehicle accident, at which point, he was in a coma for 18
days. He has amnesia for most of that time. He is unable to tell me if there were
any cognitive or movement sequela from that. He does have cervical stenosis with
an MRI of the neck over four years ago at Holy Family. He denies any previous
brain imaging other than the recent MRI. He does not have a magnetic gait. His gait
is not wide based. There is no truncal instability. There is no hesitancy in his gait.
There is no
ireland Essay
Ireland
Geography, Topography, and a Political Perspective
There are four provinces in Ireland: Connacht (western Ireland), Munster (southern
Ireland), Leinster (eastern Ireland), and Ulster (Northern Ireland). The Republic of
Ireland is comprised of the provinces of Connacht, Munster, and Leinster; the
province of Ulster is referred to as Northern Ireland and is under Britain s
jurisdiction. Northern and Southern Ireland are differentiated not only by
geographical differences, but also by political and religious views. Approximately 5/6
of the 27,136 square mile island is referred to as the Republic of Ireland and claimed
freedom during the year 1922, when it separated from Britain s rule. This was not an
easy transition of political ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The blanket bog is typically found in areas of western Ireland where it
characteristically has exceptionally high rates of rainfall per year. It is referred to
as the blanket bog because from a distance it appears to cover and protect the land.
Ironically, the bog does protect Ireland s history; archaeologists have found the
exploration and research of bogs to be beneficial in acquiring artifacts and fossils
from centuries past. Additionally, the bogs offer access to clean water and enable
the water supply to be preserved from environmental influences. Bogs also provide
a source of fuel for the Irish; the top layer of the bog, referred to as peat or turf once
cut, can be recycled and used as a source of fuel. Unfortunately, because it is used as
such a valuable resource, the blanket bog is not able to reproduce as quickly as it is
being destroyed (www.Wesleyjohnston. com).
In contrast, the raised bogs are found primarily in central Ireland and are a naturally
occurring wetland. The raised bogs originally formed after the cessation of the Ice
Age at which point many lakes formed throughout central Ireland. As time passed, the
lakes became covered with peat and the water supply diminished. However, the raised
bogs are still a significant wetland feature in Ireland and much is being done to
conserve and preserver these wetlands. (http://www.wesleyjohnston.com).
Industry and Economy
Ireland has had a
Ireland
Geography, Topography, and a Political Perspective
There are four provinces in Ireland: Connacht (western Ireland), Munster (southern
Ireland), Leinster (eastern Ireland), and Ulster (Northern Ireland). The Republic of
Ireland is comprised of the provinces of Connacht, Munster, and Leinster; the
province of Ulster is referred to as Northern Ireland and is under Britain s
jurisdiction. Northern and Southern Ireland are differentiated not only by
geographical differences, but also by political and religious views. Approximately 5/6
of the 27,136 square mile island is referred to as the Republic of Ireland and claimed
freedom during the year 1922, when it separated from Britain s rule. This was not an
easy transition of political ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The blanket bog is typically found in areas of western Ireland where it
characteristically has exceptionally high rates of rainfall per year. It is referred to
as the blanket bog because from a distance it appears to cover and protect the land.
Ironically, the bog does protect Ireland s history; archaeologists have found the
exploration and research of bogs to be beneficial in acquiring artifacts and fossils
from centuries past. Additionally, the bogs offer access to clean water and enable
the water supply to be preserved from environmental influences. Bogs also provide
a source of fuel for the Irish; the top layer of the bog, referred to as peat or turf once
cut, can be recycled and used as a source of fuel. Unfortunately, because it is used as
such a valuable resource, the blanket bog is not able to reproduce as quickly as it is
being destroyed (www.Wesleyjohnston. com).
In contrast, the raised bogs are found primarily in central Ireland and are a naturally
occurring wetland. The raised bogs originally formed after the cessation of the Ice
Age at which point many lakes formed throughout central Ireland. As time passed, the
lakes became covered with peat and the water supply diminished. However, the raised
bogs are still a significant wetland feature in Ireland and much is being done to
conserve and preserver these wetlands. (http://www.wesleyjohnston.com).
Industry and Economy
Ireland has had a
A Hypothesis Without Conducting Background Research
It is well established that people became ill shortly after the picnic. The root cause
of the problem is unknown, and there are a lot of variables. By systematically
using the scientific method this will enable Earl to find an objective, and reliable
conclusion to his dilemma. Making a hypothesis without conducting background
research would be futile. I would suggest him looking at his data more closely.
Observation is a critical process and maybe he should become more observant. He
has begun to ask questions, but only by asking the correct questions to the
appropriate sources will he be able to find the route cause. Earl also has state it was
at the school picnic, it would be nice to know if it was preschool, since younger
children are more susceptible to food poisoning. Earl continues to observe by
naming the different foods that were consumed and that everybody ate something.
He states that within 24 hour that several people displayed symptoms of food
poisoning. There were 30 people who became ill. Later, his hypotheses are either
the potato salad or that the under cook hamburger has contributed to food poison at
the picnic. At this time he has not run any experiments to ensure what made the
people sick and even if he did I can t imagine him able to conducting the appropriate
test. He will have to collect credible and reliable information in the next process.
Doing research will enable him to analyze what food source caused the food
poisoning. Lastly. Earl will have to
It is well established that people became ill shortly after the picnic. The root cause
of the problem is unknown, and there are a lot of variables. By systematically
using the scientific method this will enable Earl to find an objective, and reliable
conclusion to his dilemma. Making a hypothesis without conducting background
research would be futile. I would suggest him looking at his data more closely.
Observation is a critical process and maybe he should become more observant. He
has begun to ask questions, but only by asking the correct questions to the
appropriate sources will he be able to find the route cause. Earl also has state it was
at the school picnic, it would be nice to know if it was preschool, since younger
children are more susceptible to food poisoning. Earl continues to observe by
naming the different foods that were consumed and that everybody ate something.
He states that within 24 hour that several people displayed symptoms of food
poisoning. There were 30 people who became ill. Later, his hypotheses are either
the potato salad or that the under cook hamburger has contributed to food poison at
the picnic. At this time he has not run any experiments to ensure what made the
people sick and even if he did I can t imagine him able to conducting the appropriate
test. He will have to collect credible and reliable information in the next process.
Doing research will enable him to analyze what food source caused the food
poisoning. Lastly. Earl will have to
Santiago s Journey In The Alchemist
In order to achieve happiness, one must be willing to verve an enormous measure
in order to do great wonders, such as to take a journey of a lifetime. In the novel
The Alchemist, Santiago s journey led him to the Egyptian pyramids, in which he
found his personal legend. Santiago s instinct and perseverance pushed him to
achieve his goal, accentuating a similar travels and aspirations in the non fiction
world. Within the news article Man Completes Epic 26 Year, 550,000 Mile Road
Trip Around the World in One Unbreakable Car the journalist Sumitra depicts the
last 30 years of a man who traveled to far out places in order to obtain the ultimate
achievement of happiness by taking road trip around world. Gunther Holtorf, a poor
Bavarian citizen,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of those ways is in their path to happiness they faced challenges and
disappointment. Santiago was robbed along with having to give up his money for his
and the alchemist s life, then having to take a year off the regain his allowance.
Gunther s hardships of multiple diseases over the years, living in miserable
conditions in foreign nations, and he lost his travel companion/wife all contributing
to hardship. Both of them however turn their weaknesses into strength and are able to
In order to achieve happiness, one must be willing to verve an enormous measure
in order to do great wonders, such as to take a journey of a lifetime. In the novel
The Alchemist, Santiago s journey led him to the Egyptian pyramids, in which he
found his personal legend. Santiago s instinct and perseverance pushed him to
achieve his goal, accentuating a similar travels and aspirations in the non fiction
world. Within the news article Man Completes Epic 26 Year, 550,000 Mile Road
Trip Around the World in One Unbreakable Car the journalist Sumitra depicts the
last 30 years of a man who traveled to far out places in order to obtain the ultimate
achievement of happiness by taking road trip around world. Gunther Holtorf, a poor
Bavarian citizen,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of those ways is in their path to happiness they faced challenges and
disappointment. Santiago was robbed along with having to give up his money for his
and the alchemist s life, then having to take a year off the regain his allowance.
Gunther s hardships of multiple diseases over the years, living in miserable
conditions in foreign nations, and he lost his travel companion/wife all contributing
to hardship. Both of them however turn their weaknesses into strength and are able to
The Impact Of Genentech On The New Biotechnology
Industry
Genentech was founded in 1976 by Robert Swanson and Herbert Boyer. The company
was one of the first biotechnology companies. Its mission was to develop manufacture
and commercialize biotherapeutics drugs. Genentech main focus was in areas of
oncology, immunology and tissue growth and repair. After few years of company s
development, Genentechscientists successfully produced the first therapeutic proteins
which involve human genes. Evaluating with the VRIO analysis, Genentech is
valuable, rare, costly to imitate, and organized to capture value. The main advantage
of the company is that best scientists in the world doing their own research, focusing
in produce the best in class medicines with leading edge scientific knowledge.
Genentech has a rare resource, which provide opportunity for scientists to collaborate
with one another. The working environment is also rare, which provide the scientists
with a 275,000 square foot state of the art facility. Herbert Boyer owns the first major
patentin the new biotechnologysector, which no other companies can duplicate or
purchase those patent rights. This factor is costly to imitate because the company has
the patent for a period of time, thus creating a competitive advantage. Genentech is
organized to capture value and sophisticated selection criteria in order to move
projects from discovery phase to commercialization. The projects are mainly based on
scientific rationale, critical medical needs, significant market opportunities,
Industry
Genentech was founded in 1976 by Robert Swanson and Herbert Boyer. The company
was one of the first biotechnology companies. Its mission was to develop manufacture
and commercialize biotherapeutics drugs. Genentech main focus was in areas of
oncology, immunology and tissue growth and repair. After few years of company s
development, Genentechscientists successfully produced the first therapeutic proteins
which involve human genes. Evaluating with the VRIO analysis, Genentech is
valuable, rare, costly to imitate, and organized to capture value. The main advantage
of the company is that best scientists in the world doing their own research, focusing
in produce the best in class medicines with leading edge scientific knowledge.
Genentech has a rare resource, which provide opportunity for scientists to collaborate
with one another. The working environment is also rare, which provide the scientists
with a 275,000 square foot state of the art facility. Herbert Boyer owns the first major
patentin the new biotechnologysector, which no other companies can duplicate or
purchase those patent rights. This factor is costly to imitate because the company has
the patent for a period of time, thus creating a competitive advantage. Genentech is
organized to capture value and sophisticated selection criteria in order to move
projects from discovery phase to commercialization. The projects are mainly based on
scientific rationale, critical medical needs, significant market opportunities,
Open Casket Funeral Research Paper
If you are responsible for planning your loved one s funeral, and you plan on having
pallbearers, here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing pallbearers.
Make Sure The Funeral Calls For Pallbearers First off, make sure that the funeral
you are planning will actually need pallbearers. Open Casket: If you are planning
an open casket funeral, generally the casket will be set up by the funeral home
staff before the funeral and viewing starts. Closed Casket: If you are having a
closed casket funeral, you will need pallbearers to bring the casket from the
viewing room to the room where the funeral is being held. Cemetery Burial: If you
are planning a cemetery burial, you will need pallbearers to carry the casket from
the funeral home to the vehicle used to transport the casket. You will also need the
pallbearers to carry the casket from the vehicle to the final burial site.... Show more
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However, if you are having an open or closed casket funeral followed by a
cemetery burial, you will need pallbearers to carry the casket from the funeral to
the burial site. Make Sure You Have Enough Pallbearers For an adult size casket,
you generally will need three people on each side, for a total of six individuals, to
effectively carry the casket. Most caskets have three handles on both sides for this
purpose. If you have more than six individuals who want to be pallbearers, many
caskets also have a handle on the back and front of the casket, which would allow up
to eight pallbearers to carry the casket. Start Close To The Family, Then Reach
If you are responsible for planning your loved one s funeral, and you plan on having
pallbearers, here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing pallbearers.
Make Sure The Funeral Calls For Pallbearers First off, make sure that the funeral
you are planning will actually need pallbearers. Open Casket: If you are planning
an open casket funeral, generally the casket will be set up by the funeral home
staff before the funeral and viewing starts. Closed Casket: If you are having a
closed casket funeral, you will need pallbearers to bring the casket from the
viewing room to the room where the funeral is being held. Cemetery Burial: If you
are planning a cemetery burial, you will need pallbearers to carry the casket from
the funeral home to the vehicle used to transport the casket. You will also need the
pallbearers to carry the casket from the vehicle to the final burial site.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, if you are having an open or closed casket funeral followed by a
cemetery burial, you will need pallbearers to carry the casket from the funeral to
the burial site. Make Sure You Have Enough Pallbearers For an adult size casket,
you generally will need three people on each side, for a total of six individuals, to
effectively carry the casket. Most caskets have three handles on both sides for this
purpose. If you have more than six individuals who want to be pallbearers, many
caskets also have a handle on the back and front of the casket, which would allow up
to eight pallbearers to carry the casket. Start Close To The Family, Then Reach
Zadar Research Paper
Zadar is a vibrant and unique city that combines medieval architecture from the
Roman occupation with a modern flair, attracting thousands of tourists every year. As
an important touristic city of Croatia, Zadar is also a connection point for tourists
that wish to visit this country and prefer to fly to Zadar Airport and then use other
means of transportation to their near destinations. While travelling to an unknown
city in a foreign country without a thorough research is almost madness, many
tourists arrange their transportation from the airport to their hotels or to the next
town from home or they at least save a couple of taxi numbers in their phones just
in case. Foreigners are in general reluctant to use public transportation when
travelling abroad fearing they will get lost or get too delayed, but are these fears
relevant for Zadar as well?
It is true that in the past few years, public transportation in Croatia has been ... Show
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If you need to change a few buses or the station of the bus is far from your hotel, you
will need to carry your heavy luggage with you on the streets and from station to
station investing time and effort uselessly while on vacation. On the other hand, a
taxi will provide you the comfort you need and will drive you directly to your
destination in the shortest time possible. More than that, public transportation is not
available 24/7, while you can call taxi services in Zadar at any hour and someone
will reach you in less than three minutes, irrespective of your location. It may be more
advantageous for the residents of this city to use public transportation, but for tourists
taking the bus or the tram is simply too complicated and time consuming to be worth
the
Zadar is a vibrant and unique city that combines medieval architecture from the
Roman occupation with a modern flair, attracting thousands of tourists every year. As
an important touristic city of Croatia, Zadar is also a connection point for tourists
that wish to visit this country and prefer to fly to Zadar Airport and then use other
means of transportation to their near destinations. While travelling to an unknown
city in a foreign country without a thorough research is almost madness, many
tourists arrange their transportation from the airport to their hotels or to the next
town from home or they at least save a couple of taxi numbers in their phones just
in case. Foreigners are in general reluctant to use public transportation when
travelling abroad fearing they will get lost or get too delayed, but are these fears
relevant for Zadar as well?
It is true that in the past few years, public transportation in Croatia has been ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you need to change a few buses or the station of the bus is far from your hotel, you
will need to carry your heavy luggage with you on the streets and from station to
station investing time and effort uselessly while on vacation. On the other hand, a
taxi will provide you the comfort you need and will drive you directly to your
destination in the shortest time possible. More than that, public transportation is not
available 24/7, while you can call taxi services in Zadar at any hour and someone
will reach you in less than three minutes, irrespective of your location. It may be more
advantageous for the residents of this city to use public transportation, but for tourists
taking the bus or the tram is simply too complicated and time consuming to be worth
the
Juana s The Pearl
The impression that you get from a character may be really different from what
you find out they actually are at the end of the story. In the first chapter of The
Pearl , Juana seemed to be a strong maternal character. She seemed very brave and
strong. However, as the story unfolded, her character turned out to be weaker than
she seemed to be at the start. Juana falls behind Kino s shadow. The impression
Juana gave in the beginning of the story was that she was brave and strong. She
risked her life by sucking out the scorpion s poison from Coyotito s shoulder. ...she
was like a strong man. (7; ch. 1). Reading the first few chapters, I believed that Juana
was really someone strong, someone who would have a voice. As I continued reading
onto the next chapters, I was proved completely wrong. Juana s husband Kino is the
dominant person in the relationship. The speakeralways mentioned how Juana... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the end of chapters 3 and 4, I doubted my own thoughts. Juana tried convincing
Kino to get rid of the pearl. She kept telling him awful things about the pearl but he
never listened to her and refused to do what she said. Juana said,
This thing is evil...This pearl is like a sin! It will destroy us...Throw it away, Kino.
Let us break it between stones. Let us bury it and forget the place. Let us throw it
back into the sea. It has brought evil. Kino, my husband, it will destroy us...Even our
son. (38 39, ch. 3)
Juana kept telling Kino about how the pearl was evil. She told him twice and you
can tell she was very emotional about it because she cried as she said those words.
Kino never listened to her and refused to obey what she told him. If Juana was really
a stronger character, Kino might have listened or at least thought about obeying her
rather than immediately going against her point. I believe that this shows how Kino
is more superior to Juana, hence why I believe that she falls behind his
The impression that you get from a character may be really different from what
you find out they actually are at the end of the story. In the first chapter of The
Pearl , Juana seemed to be a strong maternal character. She seemed very brave and
strong. However, as the story unfolded, her character turned out to be weaker than
she seemed to be at the start. Juana falls behind Kino s shadow. The impression
Juana gave in the beginning of the story was that she was brave and strong. She
risked her life by sucking out the scorpion s poison from Coyotito s shoulder. ...she
was like a strong man. (7; ch. 1). Reading the first few chapters, I believed that Juana
was really someone strong, someone who would have a voice. As I continued reading
onto the next chapters, I was proved completely wrong. Juana s husband Kino is the
dominant person in the relationship. The speakeralways mentioned how Juana... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the end of chapters 3 and 4, I doubted my own thoughts. Juana tried convincing
Kino to get rid of the pearl. She kept telling him awful things about the pearl but he
never listened to her and refused to do what she said. Juana said,
This thing is evil...This pearl is like a sin! It will destroy us...Throw it away, Kino.
Let us break it between stones. Let us bury it and forget the place. Let us throw it
back into the sea. It has brought evil. Kino, my husband, it will destroy us...Even our
son. (38 39, ch. 3)
Juana kept telling Kino about how the pearl was evil. She told him twice and you
can tell she was very emotional about it because she cried as she said those words.
Kino never listened to her and refused to obey what she told him. If Juana was really
a stronger character, Kino might have listened or at least thought about obeying her
rather than immediately going against her point. I believe that this shows how Kino
is more superior to Juana, hence why I believe that she falls behind his
Australian Aboriginal History
HISTORY OF THE TREATMENT OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS Indigenous
Australians are the aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people of Australia moved
from group that is existed in Australia and nearby islands plunged from European
colonization. In the course of the most recent 100 years, there have been a several
policy relationships between the Australian government and Australias indigenous
people. There were couple of noteworthy changes made in federation in 1901. The
commonwealth franchise act of 1902 rejects the voting rights of aboriginal people
from claiming the native locals of Australia. They were also excluded from pension
rights, employment in post offices and defence forces. It also expresses that the
commonwealth would enact for any... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Putting a vast number of youngsters in organizations, and due to the loss of area and
society, most of the aboriginal people still facing a challenge to settle down in their
life. It not only increased the poverty among them but also increased the
unemployment and illiteracy rate. Meeting up in settlements and missions of a wide
range of gatherings with various languages and culture made hard for them to start a
new life. The accessibility of Western medicinal abilities, training and innovation
expanded the level of contact with the outside world and Anglo Australian ways.
Increase in demand of TV in country ranges and the appearance of satellite
correspondences have included further stress. Liquor keeps on having an
overwhelming impact. Instalment of social administration advantages cut crosswise
over conventional connection rules. Aboriginal people looking for educational
institution for their youngsters may find that Western training has a tendency to
undermine conventional ways of life and social structures. Though most of the
mining area is located in the aboriginal land but due to lack of education training
institution, only 20 aboriginal students were graduated from engineering degree
programs around Australia in 2008. Mining corporates like Rio Tinto and BHP has
recognises that aboriginal have been
HISTORY OF THE TREATMENT OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS Indigenous
Australians are the aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people of Australia moved
from group that is existed in Australia and nearby islands plunged from European
colonization. In the course of the most recent 100 years, there have been a several
policy relationships between the Australian government and Australias indigenous
people. There were couple of noteworthy changes made in federation in 1901. The
commonwealth franchise act of 1902 rejects the voting rights of aboriginal people
from claiming the native locals of Australia. They were also excluded from pension
rights, employment in post offices and defence forces. It also expresses that the
commonwealth would enact for any... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Putting a vast number of youngsters in organizations, and due to the loss of area and
society, most of the aboriginal people still facing a challenge to settle down in their
life. It not only increased the poverty among them but also increased the
unemployment and illiteracy rate. Meeting up in settlements and missions of a wide
range of gatherings with various languages and culture made hard for them to start a
new life. The accessibility of Western medicinal abilities, training and innovation
expanded the level of contact with the outside world and Anglo Australian ways.
Increase in demand of TV in country ranges and the appearance of satellite
correspondences have included further stress. Liquor keeps on having an
overwhelming impact. Instalment of social administration advantages cut crosswise
over conventional connection rules. Aboriginal people looking for educational
institution for their youngsters may find that Western training has a tendency to
undermine conventional ways of life and social structures. Though most of the
mining area is located in the aboriginal land but due to lack of education training
institution, only 20 aboriginal students were graduated from engineering degree
programs around Australia in 2008. Mining corporates like Rio Tinto and BHP has
recognises that aboriginal have been
Athenian Democracy and Divination Essay
Athenian Democracy and Divination
Divination was a prevalent feature in Archaic Greece, as it provided objective
advice, to assist people in making appropriate decisions in problematic predicaments.
In certain situations its ambiguity allowed decisions to be postponed, or blame to be
assigned to others. Divination was also used to explain matters that seemed
unexplainable, such as crop failure or drought. This is illustrated in the Homeric
epics, which depicts numerous oracle interpreters, such as Calchas, consulting oracles
on domestic, as well as, military decisions. Divination was a guiding authority in
ancient society. However, during the fifth and fourth century BC, the democratic ...
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Furthermore, when the Athenians suggest to the Melians that they should become
allies with them, against the Spartans, the Melians state:
…We trust that the gods will give us fortune as good as yoursГ ўв‚¬В¦ [3]
In contrast, the Athenians dismiss the protection of the gods, and state:
This kind of attitude is not going to be of much help to you in your absurd conquest
for safety at the moment .[4]
Thucydides portrays the Athenians in an arrogant light, which suggests that they will
get their comeuppance for such sacrilegious opinions. Furthermore, Thucydides also
highlights the scientific approach that the Athenians have towards their domination
of the Peloponnese, suggesting that it is the law of nature , that they should conquer
as much as they can. The rise of freethinking, that the democracy had established, had
lead to the neglect of the gods. In comparison, Xerxes, in his conquest to dominate
Greece, complies with a dream that is sent from the gods, which indicates to him and
Artabanus that he should continue with the Persian wars.[5] Herodotus, writing in
the early fifth century, highlights the importance of following divination, whereas,
Thucydides, writing in the later fifth century, focuses on decisions made by the
people.
The Sicilian expedition, from 415BC,
Athenian Democracy and Divination
Divination was a prevalent feature in Archaic Greece, as it provided objective
advice, to assist people in making appropriate decisions in problematic predicaments.
In certain situations its ambiguity allowed decisions to be postponed, or blame to be
assigned to others. Divination was also used to explain matters that seemed
unexplainable, such as crop failure or drought. This is illustrated in the Homeric
epics, which depicts numerous oracle interpreters, such as Calchas, consulting oracles
on domestic, as well as, military decisions. Divination was a guiding authority in
ancient society. However, during the fifth and fourth century BC, the democratic ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, when the Athenians suggest to the Melians that they should become
allies with them, against the Spartans, the Melians state:
…We trust that the gods will give us fortune as good as yoursГ ўв‚¬В¦ [3]
In contrast, the Athenians dismiss the protection of the gods, and state:
This kind of attitude is not going to be of much help to you in your absurd conquest
for safety at the moment .[4]
Thucydides portrays the Athenians in an arrogant light, which suggests that they will
get their comeuppance for such sacrilegious opinions. Furthermore, Thucydides also
highlights the scientific approach that the Athenians have towards their domination
of the Peloponnese, suggesting that it is the law of nature , that they should conquer
as much as they can. The rise of freethinking, that the democracy had established, had
lead to the neglect of the gods. In comparison, Xerxes, in his conquest to dominate
Greece, complies with a dream that is sent from the gods, which indicates to him and
Artabanus that he should continue with the Persian wars.[5] Herodotus, writing in
the early fifth century, highlights the importance of following divination, whereas,
Thucydides, writing in the later fifth century, focuses on decisions made by the
people.
The Sicilian expedition, from 415BC,
Operating System and Network Administration Essay
The Role of Operating Systems and Network Administration in the IS Curriculum D.
Robert Adams and Carl Erickson Grand Valley State University Department of
Computer Science and Information Systems Allendale, MI 49401 USA Abstract The
reliance by companies of all sizes on information technology creates strong demand
for system and network administration jobs. Information System majors will
increasingly find themselves with opportunities and responsibilities in these areas.
However, teaching operating systems and networking to information systems major
presents many challenges. We have developed a model for teaching these topics to
information systems majors in the context of operating system and network
administration. This... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Students learn to evaluate, select, and implement different communication options
within an organization... architectures, topologies and protocols; installation and
operation of [network devices], ... network performance analysis; privacy, security,
reliability ... installation and configuration of LAN and WAN networks; monitoring
of networks Although the current curriculum standard suggests two courses, we feel
that in the context of administration, operating systems and networking should be
taught in a single course. We justify a single course by the fact that modern operating
systems are tightly coupled with networking, and that administration of a computer
system involves both operating system and networking issues. We have developed a
course consistent with the current curriculum standards, while at the same time
raising the profile of the role of IS majors in system and network administration. Our
course teaches the fundamental principles of operating systems and networks, but
with a decidedly information systems slant. The course is a marriage of traditional
computer science theory with practical hands on experience. With this paper, we
hope to achieve several goals. First, we hope to raise awareness of the need for
network administration. Second, we hope to demonstrate the need for an academic
course in
The Role of Operating Systems and Network Administration in the IS Curriculum D.
Robert Adams and Carl Erickson Grand Valley State University Department of
Computer Science and Information Systems Allendale, MI 49401 USA Abstract The
reliance by companies of all sizes on information technology creates strong demand
for system and network administration jobs. Information System majors will
increasingly find themselves with opportunities and responsibilities in these areas.
However, teaching operating systems and networking to information systems major
presents many challenges. We have developed a model for teaching these topics to
information systems majors in the context of operating system and network
administration. This... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Students learn to evaluate, select, and implement different communication options
within an organization... architectures, topologies and protocols; installation and
operation of [network devices], ... network performance analysis; privacy, security,
reliability ... installation and configuration of LAN and WAN networks; monitoring
of networks Although the current curriculum standard suggests two courses, we feel
that in the context of administration, operating systems and networking should be
taught in a single course. We justify a single course by the fact that modern operating
systems are tightly coupled with networking, and that administration of a computer
system involves both operating system and networking issues. We have developed a
course consistent with the current curriculum standards, while at the same time
raising the profile of the role of IS majors in system and network administration. Our
course teaches the fundamental principles of operating systems and networks, but
with a decidedly information systems slant. The course is a marriage of traditional
computer science theory with practical hands on experience. With this paper, we
hope to achieve several goals. First, we hope to raise awareness of the need for
network administration. Second, we hope to demonstrate the need for an academic
course in
Gay Marriage And Same Sex Marriage
The Shifting American Viewpoints towards Same Sex Marriage in the Twenty first
Century prompting an opening of the debate with a stacking feeling of enthusiasm.
In this task, I would like to be fit for refining the paramount purposes of argue
between both for and against same sex marriage and additionally the legitimate issues
that are included in this subject. There are sure essential indicates that this is
important, consider in the civil argument furthermore the equality for all Americans.
Furthermore, I believe before the end of the report of this examination, I would have
the capacity to acclimate the peruse or in an alternate world, to move the American s
perspectives towards Same Sex Marriagein today, the Twenty first Century with the
legitimate and social issues that identifying with this verbal confrontation with the
goal they should see better what has made this such a divisive issue now a day.
Keywords: Same Sex, Same Sex Marriage, American s Viewpoints, Legal Issues,
Social Issues, Civil Right, Religious Marriage
Same sex marriage is a standout amongst the most worry that American s stress over
today. There is an advancing open consultation that relate to the approval and caution
addresses about same sex social unions to Americans in the twenty first century. As of
February 2013, same sex marriage has been legitimized in nine states and the District
of Columbia. Furthermore, in the meantime thirty seven states have protected
Amendments
The Shifting American Viewpoints towards Same Sex Marriage in the Twenty first
Century prompting an opening of the debate with a stacking feeling of enthusiasm.
In this task, I would like to be fit for refining the paramount purposes of argue
between both for and against same sex marriage and additionally the legitimate issues
that are included in this subject. There are sure essential indicates that this is
important, consider in the civil argument furthermore the equality for all Americans.
Furthermore, I believe before the end of the report of this examination, I would have
the capacity to acclimate the peruse or in an alternate world, to move the American s
perspectives towards Same Sex Marriagein today, the Twenty first Century with the
legitimate and social issues that identifying with this verbal confrontation with the
goal they should see better what has made this such a divisive issue now a day.
Keywords: Same Sex, Same Sex Marriage, American s Viewpoints, Legal Issues,
Social Issues, Civil Right, Religious Marriage
Same sex marriage is a standout amongst the most worry that American s stress over
today. There is an advancing open consultation that relate to the approval and caution
addresses about same sex social unions to Americans in the twenty first century. As of
February 2013, same sex marriage has been legitimized in nine states and the District
of Columbia. Furthermore, in the meantime thirty seven states have protected
Amendments
Fast And Furious Argumentative Themes
Justin Lin s film entitled Fast and Furious portrays when a crime brings them back
to the main streets of Los Angeles, fugitive ex convict Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel)
and agent Brian O Conner (Paul Walker) reignite their high octane feud. However,
when a common enemy rears his head, Dom and Brian must learn how to work
together and trust one another in order to defeat him. Pop culture is everything.
Movies, of course, are the ultimate in pop culture is a combination of almost every
known art form turned into a powerful fury of sound and image that impact
everything from t shirt sales to politics to how we see ourselves as men, women and
Americans. Some movies damage our culture. Some have no discernible impact.
Some have a positive impact.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the libertine racing world Dom and Brian inhabit, they are constantly
surrounded by impossibly hot and willing women. They not only faithfully go
home to Letty and Mia every night, they re not even tempted with any hot women
outside there. A well crafted film can explore moral themes through characters that
commit immoral acts. Other than my faith, individual freedom is a value I hold
higher than any other, and this is the theme that drives the first five films more
than any other. Like many of the cinema s greatest anti heroes, Dom, Letty, and
Mia live outside the law. The films, however, are not justifying or even making
glamorous their criminality. The proof of this is that while we admire their free
spirits and refusal to conform, we also root for them to reform their criminal ways.
Dom represents the best of America, and a dying breed in Hollywood: the rugged,
stoic, masculine American individualist with his own honour code. Dominic Toretto
is Gary Cooper, John Wayne. He may live in East L.A., but he s really a cowboy
roaming the West living by his own rules. In a pop culture world where a disturbing
faith in government, narcissism, and ironic distance are treated as values, this healthy
old fashioned message that you got to be your own man in this world is something
worth
Justin Lin s film entitled Fast and Furious portrays when a crime brings them back
to the main streets of Los Angeles, fugitive ex convict Dom Toretto (Vin Diesel)
and agent Brian O Conner (Paul Walker) reignite their high octane feud. However,
when a common enemy rears his head, Dom and Brian must learn how to work
together and trust one another in order to defeat him. Pop culture is everything.
Movies, of course, are the ultimate in pop culture is a combination of almost every
known art form turned into a powerful fury of sound and image that impact
everything from t shirt sales to politics to how we see ourselves as men, women and
Americans. Some movies damage our culture. Some have no discernible impact.
Some have a positive impact.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the libertine racing world Dom and Brian inhabit, they are constantly
surrounded by impossibly hot and willing women. They not only faithfully go
home to Letty and Mia every night, they re not even tempted with any hot women
outside there. A well crafted film can explore moral themes through characters that
commit immoral acts. Other than my faith, individual freedom is a value I hold
higher than any other, and this is the theme that drives the first five films more
than any other. Like many of the cinema s greatest anti heroes, Dom, Letty, and
Mia live outside the law. The films, however, are not justifying or even making
glamorous their criminality. The proof of this is that while we admire their free
spirits and refusal to conform, we also root for them to reform their criminal ways.
Dom represents the best of America, and a dying breed in Hollywood: the rugged,
stoic, masculine American individualist with his own honour code. Dominic Toretto
is Gary Cooper, John Wayne. He may live in East L.A., but he s really a cowboy
roaming the West living by his own rules. In a pop culture world where a disturbing
faith in government, narcissism, and ironic distance are treated as values, this healthy
old fashioned message that you got to be your own man in this world is something
worth
Production Of A Product Line
Abstract Everything that needs to be manufactured requires a precise Bill of
Materials (BoM) which described exactly what specific items, components or parts
composed the products that has been specified / ordered. For complex configured
products, such as mass produced passenger cars, the vehicle that is ordered by the
client is configured to his / her requirements on the basis of an all possible option
in a configurable BoM i.e. the 150% BoM from which all possible configured BoM
variants or the 100% BoMs can be created. The 150% BoM is just another name for a
variant structure, or more specifically, a configurable BoM which contains the art of
the possible of a product line. A variant BoM contains more parts and assemblies than
actually needed to assemble the (final) product the 150% of the parts. In
Manufacturing terms, variant BoMs can be used specifically for Assembled To Order
or ETO (Engineered To Order). Variant management helps to find the best
combination of standard components and custom components which balances
customer s product requirements and product costs. This paper will give information
on the process towards creating integrating the variants within the PLM for
WARMAN and ISOGATE brand products. In the Engineer to order (ETO) products
and equipment industry, Manufacturers build products designed to specific
requirements. The challenges faced by the manufacturer s sales team while handling
customer requirements
Abstract Everything that needs to be manufactured requires a precise Bill of
Materials (BoM) which described exactly what specific items, components or parts
composed the products that has been specified / ordered. For complex configured
products, such as mass produced passenger cars, the vehicle that is ordered by the
client is configured to his / her requirements on the basis of an all possible option
in a configurable BoM i.e. the 150% BoM from which all possible configured BoM
variants or the 100% BoMs can be created. The 150% BoM is just another name for a
variant structure, or more specifically, a configurable BoM which contains the art of
the possible of a product line. A variant BoM contains more parts and assemblies than
actually needed to assemble the (final) product the 150% of the parts. In
Manufacturing terms, variant BoMs can be used specifically for Assembled To Order
or ETO (Engineered To Order). Variant management helps to find the best
combination of standard components and custom components which balances
customer s product requirements and product costs. This paper will give information
on the process towards creating integrating the variants within the PLM for
WARMAN and ISOGATE brand products. In the Engineer to order (ETO) products
and equipment industry, Manufacturers build products designed to specific
requirements. The challenges faced by the manufacturer s sales team while handling
customer requirements
Harriet Tubman, Conductor Of The Underground Railroad
Harriet Tubman was very important in the movement against slavery, and definitely
Her courageousness, generosity, intellegence, and leadership skills, which surpass all
others, lead her to being the most important person in America in the 1850 s. Her
actions against slavery were the momentum that helped abolished slavery later in
America s history. When she led a group of 11 people to Canada, she executed all of
those traits. Her motivations. She lived to honor her mother, and that is why she
changed her name from minty to Harriet. In the History.com article, it says, Mah
people mus go free, her constant refrain, suggests a determination uncommon among
even the most militant slaves. She had extreme determination to free her fellow
slaves, and nothing was going to stop that. In the story Harriet Tubman, Conductor of
the Underground Railroad the narrator says, ...She urged them on, though she was as
tired and as discouraged as they were. The journey to Canada was extremely difficult,
dotted with dilemmas and trouble around every corner. But her hunger to set things...
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She perservered through the toughest of struggles and delivered 300 slaves to
freedom. But her true heroism can also been seen a little more clearly when we
think about how she delivered those 300 slaves. Even when she was as tired as the
rest of the group, her vigilance never surrendered. According to the narrator in the
story Harriet Tubman: Conductor of the Underground Railroad says, When they
lay down deep in a thicket, she never really slept, because if a twig snapped or the
wind sighed in he branches of a pine tree, she jumped to her feet She never risked
the slaves getting caught, which only made it harder to keep pushing through. It was
very cold, but they dared not make fires because someone would see the smoke and
wonder about it. The long journey was pain staking, but she never let it stop
Harriet Tubman was very important in the movement against slavery, and definitely
Her courageousness, generosity, intellegence, and leadership skills, which surpass all
others, lead her to being the most important person in America in the 1850 s. Her
actions against slavery were the momentum that helped abolished slavery later in
America s history. When she led a group of 11 people to Canada, she executed all of
those traits. Her motivations. She lived to honor her mother, and that is why she
changed her name from minty to Harriet. In the History.com article, it says, Mah
people mus go free, her constant refrain, suggests a determination uncommon among
even the most militant slaves. She had extreme determination to free her fellow
slaves, and nothing was going to stop that. In the story Harriet Tubman, Conductor of
the Underground Railroad the narrator says, ...She urged them on, though she was as
tired and as discouraged as they were. The journey to Canada was extremely difficult,
dotted with dilemmas and trouble around every corner. But her hunger to set things...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She perservered through the toughest of struggles and delivered 300 slaves to
freedom. But her true heroism can also been seen a little more clearly when we
think about how she delivered those 300 slaves. Even when she was as tired as the
rest of the group, her vigilance never surrendered. According to the narrator in the
story Harriet Tubman: Conductor of the Underground Railroad says, When they
lay down deep in a thicket, she never really slept, because if a twig snapped or the
wind sighed in he branches of a pine tree, she jumped to her feet She never risked
the slaves getting caught, which only made it harder to keep pushing through. It was
very cold, but they dared not make fires because someone would see the smoke and
wonder about it. The long journey was pain staking, but she never let it stop
Ex Machina Research Paper
The relationship with the creators and robots can be described as binary
opposition in the film and text. In the film the Nathan ended up inventing a robot
that later gets him killed. This is ironic because Nathan thought he was in control
of her but he was not she was able to escape. Ava in a way was in control of Nathan
and Caleb more given the fact she was being fed with the information bluebook
provided her. Furthermore, gender roles are crucial in the film as well. Nathan
only created robotics that appeared female. In a way the female robots were put to
use and did not have an opinion; Nathan seem to be in control of the women. This is
a resemblance of patriarchy; when a man holds the power and women are excluded
from voicing any of their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Robotics makes humans life easier and sometimes even save lives. But it can also
cause harm to society because of malfunctioning. As explained the way technology
has advanced so have robots this changes the definition of post human. The definition
of post human could not been redefined without these advancements. Ava and Radius
are examples of how technology has an influence on them however due to certain
consequence s they cause destruction. This brings up the discussion should artificial
intelligence be given to robots? This is also demonstrated in West World, which has
similar ideologies to both the film and text. In West World robots are engineered to
appear identical to humans, artificial intelligence is also given to them. Certain
characters slowly begin to realize the truth about their world and start to rebel against
the humans. Which is exactly what happens in (R.U.R) and Ex Machina, the way that
they are created and how they communicate with humans is essential. Both characters
acquire artificial consciences about the situation they are in, and the result of that is
Ava and Radius causing destruction that humanity
The relationship with the creators and robots can be described as binary
opposition in the film and text. In the film the Nathan ended up inventing a robot
that later gets him killed. This is ironic because Nathan thought he was in control
of her but he was not she was able to escape. Ava in a way was in control of Nathan
and Caleb more given the fact she was being fed with the information bluebook
provided her. Furthermore, gender roles are crucial in the film as well. Nathan
only created robotics that appeared female. In a way the female robots were put to
use and did not have an opinion; Nathan seem to be in control of the women. This is
a resemblance of patriarchy; when a man holds the power and women are excluded
from voicing any of their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Robotics makes humans life easier and sometimes even save lives. But it can also
cause harm to society because of malfunctioning. As explained the way technology
has advanced so have robots this changes the definition of post human. The definition
of post human could not been redefined without these advancements. Ava and Radius
are examples of how technology has an influence on them however due to certain
consequence s they cause destruction. This brings up the discussion should artificial
intelligence be given to robots? This is also demonstrated in West World, which has
similar ideologies to both the film and text. In West World robots are engineered to
appear identical to humans, artificial intelligence is also given to them. Certain
characters slowly begin to realize the truth about their world and start to rebel against
the humans. Which is exactly what happens in (R.U.R) and Ex Machina, the way that
they are created and how they communicate with humans is essential. Both characters
acquire artificial consciences about the situation they are in, and the result of that is
Ava and Radius causing destruction that humanity
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