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Manipulation In Macbeth
Although William Shakespeare created the play, Macbeth, to be a tragedy, the tragic hero can hardly
be considered to be one. For the entirety of one of Shakespeare s most magnificent works, Macbeth is
controlled and manipulated into committing atrocious acts that the witches and his wife desire. He is
powerless to their tricks and through their sorcery/cunning words and his own morals (or lack thereof)
sustain[s] the central paradox the heroic murderer (Cusick). Despite the fact that he laments the loss of
his king, Duncan, he still continues down his path of evil that only has one ending: his death. Although
Macbeth gains a few insights on his inner self, his lack of ability to resist manipulation, willingness to
kill, combined with his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He has lost everyone whom he holds dear. Lady Macbeth dies due to illness over the death of King
Duncan, he has killed his best friend, Banquo, and to top it off the majority of the thanes hold no
respect or love for him. He regrets several of his recent decisions however, when his castle is under
siege he pushes those thoughts to the back of his mind as a good commander must. Going into the
battle he still believes he is invulnerable due to the witches prophecies. Therefore, he has complete
confidence that is demolished when Macduff claims the he was from his mother s womb untimely ripp
d. If Macbeth had time to think about the past before he was beheaded, he would have only felt
remorse for his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Although William Shakespeare created the play, Macbeth, to be a tragedy, the tragic hero can hardly
be considered to be one. For the entirety of one of Shakespeare s most magnificent works, Macbeth is
controlled and manipulated into committing atrocious acts that the witches and his wife desire. He is
powerless to their tricks and through their sorcery/cunning words and his own morals (or lack thereof)
sustain[s] the central paradox the heroic murderer (Cusick). Despite the fact that he laments the loss of
his king, Duncan, he still continues down his path of evil that only has one ending: his death. Although
Macbeth gains a few insights on his inner self, his lack of ability to resist manipulation, willingness to
kill, combined with his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He has lost everyone whom he holds dear. Lady Macbeth dies due to illness over the death of King
Duncan, he has killed his best friend, Banquo, and to top it off the majority of the thanes hold no
respect or love for him. He regrets several of his recent decisions however, when his castle is under
siege he pushes those thoughts to the back of his mind as a good commander must. Going into the
battle he still believes he is invulnerable due to the witches prophecies. Therefore, he has complete
confidence that is demolished when Macduff claims the he was from his mother s womb untimely ripp
d. If Macbeth had time to think about the past before he was beheaded, he would have only felt
remorse for his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
International Policy Essay
III. Assessment
As such we have three possible policy options, ranging from nearly total neutrality, to partial insertion
into the conflict, and full out insertion into the conflict
Policy Option I:
Our first policy option is to continue the path we re now of lending only tentative support in the form
of our public position stating that Russia entering Crimea was a break of international law. And with
this not acting upon any real plan of moving forward.
Short Term:
In the short term, this policy may keep the peace for a short while. But by not enforcing international
law, we risk the United Nations facing many more violations, as not enforcing this break, tells the rest
of the world that the United Nations is a watchdog with now real ... Show more content on
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Short Term:
The short term affects include the large scale operation costs to provide these weapons and training to
the Ukraine. With this we also risk backlash from Russia, from getting involved even covertly in this
conflict. The desire, would be to accomplish this without Russia knowing, which is rather unlikely,
and therefore, we would be risking whether they might retaliate against the United States. For this
plan to work, we need to assure the Ukraine of the strength of our alliance, and must be willing to
enter further into the conflict to support Ukraine in the backlash from Russia. As to not do so could
very well result in a Bay of Pigs situation.
Long Term:
As for the long term affects, our greatest fear would lay on what we risk by putting weapons in the
hands of the Ukrainian s. We ve seen several former Soviet states, with weapons supplied by Russia,
from using these weapons further and in conflicts we disapprove of. To keep this from happening a
close eye on the Ukraine would be required, once more draining resources further. In terms of long
term peace, this option is the most fitting, with this retaining our alliances and possibly getting our
desires in the end. Economically it is a larger blow than the first policy decision, but cheaper than full
military intervention. We also have a greater chance of having plausible deniability if we support a
counter insurgency plan over a full military action. This however
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III. Assessment
As such we have three possible policy options, ranging from nearly total neutrality, to partial insertion
into the conflict, and full out insertion into the conflict
Policy Option I:
Our first policy option is to continue the path we re now of lending only tentative support in the form
of our public position stating that Russia entering Crimea was a break of international law. And with
this not acting upon any real plan of moving forward.
Short Term:
In the short term, this policy may keep the peace for a short while. But by not enforcing international
law, we risk the United Nations facing many more violations, as not enforcing this break, tells the rest
of the world that the United Nations is a watchdog with now real ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Short Term:
The short term affects include the large scale operation costs to provide these weapons and training to
the Ukraine. With this we also risk backlash from Russia, from getting involved even covertly in this
conflict. The desire, would be to accomplish this without Russia knowing, which is rather unlikely,
and therefore, we would be risking whether they might retaliate against the United States. For this
plan to work, we need to assure the Ukraine of the strength of our alliance, and must be willing to
enter further into the conflict to support Ukraine in the backlash from Russia. As to not do so could
very well result in a Bay of Pigs situation.
Long Term:
As for the long term affects, our greatest fear would lay on what we risk by putting weapons in the
hands of the Ukrainian s. We ve seen several former Soviet states, with weapons supplied by Russia,
from using these weapons further and in conflicts we disapprove of. To keep this from happening a
close eye on the Ukraine would be required, once more draining resources further. In terms of long
term peace, this option is the most fitting, with this retaining our alliances and possibly getting our
desires in the end. Economically it is a larger blow than the first policy decision, but cheaper than full
military intervention. We also have a greater chance of having plausible deniability if we support a
counter insurgency plan over a full military action. This however
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Character Analysis Of Lady Capulet In Romeo And Juliet
A north pole and a south pole of two magnets pull together in a tight line. It takes a hard pull to rip
them apart. It s common knowledge. Opposites attract. How could such polar opposites pull together
so tightly? Well, logically, opposites are able to make up for what one part may lack in. In William
Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet , a play around a tragic love between two teenagers, Lady Capulet,
elegant and distant mother, and the Nurse, vulgar but kind caretaker, serve as a dramatic foil in the
story gratifying each other s character by exhibiting opposite traits. Sophisticated, lady like and
traditional, Lady Capulet is the mother of Juliet and wife of rich Capulet. She is quite distant from
Juliet, despite caring deeply about her. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In seconds, her chat flips to a joke her husband made about Juliet coming to age and falling on her
back . This shows that she is a person who is not quiet and is full of crude humor. She also cherishes
the moments she spent with Juliet as she thinks back to them only a person who cares for another will
do such things. Now, how these characters clash in their traits in almost all of their aspects. Lady
Capulet was the Lady of the house, so it s most likely that she wore fancy clothes and acted with
elegance. The Nurse, however, is more of a servant, so she would have worn simple clothing
compared to the Lady. Their way of talking are different as well. The Nurse makes many crude jokes
and sometimes can lack in vocabulary while Lady Capulet talks with authority and formality. See how
they both mourn Juliet: Nurse responds with, O woe! O woeful, woeful, woeful day / Most lamentable
day, most woeful day / O day, O day, O day, O hateful day! / O woeful day, O woeful day! (4.5. 50 55)
and the Lady cries, Accursed, unhappy, wretched, hateful day! / Most miserable hour that e er time
saw / In lasting labor of his pilgrimage. / But one, poor one, one poor and loving child, / But one thing
to rejoice and solace in, / And cruel death hath catched it from my sight! (4.5. 44 49) This emphasizes
the Nurse s vulgarity and Lady Capulet s sophistication. Speaking of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A north pole and a south pole of two magnets pull together in a tight line. It takes a hard pull to rip
them apart. It s common knowledge. Opposites attract. How could such polar opposites pull together
so tightly? Well, logically, opposites are able to make up for what one part may lack in. In William
Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet , a play around a tragic love between two teenagers, Lady Capulet,
elegant and distant mother, and the Nurse, vulgar but kind caretaker, serve as a dramatic foil in the
story gratifying each other s character by exhibiting opposite traits. Sophisticated, lady like and
traditional, Lady Capulet is the mother of Juliet and wife of rich Capulet. She is quite distant from
Juliet, despite caring deeply about her. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In seconds, her chat flips to a joke her husband made about Juliet coming to age and falling on her
back . This shows that she is a person who is not quiet and is full of crude humor. She also cherishes
the moments she spent with Juliet as she thinks back to them only a person who cares for another will
do such things. Now, how these characters clash in their traits in almost all of their aspects. Lady
Capulet was the Lady of the house, so it s most likely that she wore fancy clothes and acted with
elegance. The Nurse, however, is more of a servant, so she would have worn simple clothing
compared to the Lady. Their way of talking are different as well. The Nurse makes many crude jokes
and sometimes can lack in vocabulary while Lady Capulet talks with authority and formality. See how
they both mourn Juliet: Nurse responds with, O woe! O woeful, woeful, woeful day / Most lamentable
day, most woeful day / O day, O day, O day, O hateful day! / O woeful day, O woeful day! (4.5. 50 55)
and the Lady cries, Accursed, unhappy, wretched, hateful day! / Most miserable hour that e er time
saw / In lasting labor of his pilgrimage. / But one, poor one, one poor and loving child, / But one thing
to rejoice and solace in, / And cruel death hath catched it from my sight! (4.5. 44 49) This emphasizes
the Nurse s vulgarity and Lady Capulet s sophistication. Speaking of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about History of Home Schooling
History of Home Schooling
Before public schools emerged, children were educated in the home by their parents. They were taught
arithmetic, practical skills, and to read and write. Some wealthy families preferred hiring a tutor for
their children (Koetzsch, 1997). In the 1840s, prominent leaders such as Horace Mann lead a
movement to institute public schools in the United States (Thattai, 2001). These reformers argued that
public schools would create good citizens, unite society, and prevent crime and poverty. As a result of
their efforts, public elementary schools evolved in American society by the end of the 19th century.
Massachusetts was the first state to pass a compulsory attendance law, ruling that all children had to ...
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Many parents followed Holt in his ideas about education and still home school their children based on
Holt s philosophy (Koetzsch, 1997).
The Christian home school movement began in the United States during the 1980 s. Conservative
Christian families believe in a literal translation of the bible and generally have conservative social
views. Public schools and American society are a threat to their beliefs and values. Conservative
Christians believe that public schools are anti religious, dominated by materialism, plagued by
violence, full of sexual promiscuity, and plagued by drug use. Approximately 80 percent of home
schooled children are Conservative Christians (Koetzsch, 1997). By the late 1980 s, many parents
were turning to home schooling as an alternate form of education. By 1998, all fifty states had laws
allowing home schooling (Koetzsch, 1997).
Advantages and Disadvantages to Home Schooling
There are many reasons why parents decide to home school their children. Home schoolers can be
divided into two main groups, ideologues and pedagogues. Ideologues home school their children for
religious purposes. Pedagogues home school because they believe they can teach their children better
than public or private institutions (Thomas, 1998). Parents decide to home school due to religious
reasons because parents have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
History of Home Schooling
Before public schools emerged, children were educated in the home by their parents. They were taught
arithmetic, practical skills, and to read and write. Some wealthy families preferred hiring a tutor for
their children (Koetzsch, 1997). In the 1840s, prominent leaders such as Horace Mann lead a
movement to institute public schools in the United States (Thattai, 2001). These reformers argued that
public schools would create good citizens, unite society, and prevent crime and poverty. As a result of
their efforts, public elementary schools evolved in American society by the end of the 19th century.
Massachusetts was the first state to pass a compulsory attendance law, ruling that all children had to ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many parents followed Holt in his ideas about education and still home school their children based on
Holt s philosophy (Koetzsch, 1997).
The Christian home school movement began in the United States during the 1980 s. Conservative
Christian families believe in a literal translation of the bible and generally have conservative social
views. Public schools and American society are a threat to their beliefs and values. Conservative
Christians believe that public schools are anti religious, dominated by materialism, plagued by
violence, full of sexual promiscuity, and plagued by drug use. Approximately 80 percent of home
schooled children are Conservative Christians (Koetzsch, 1997). By the late 1980 s, many parents
were turning to home schooling as an alternate form of education. By 1998, all fifty states had laws
allowing home schooling (Koetzsch, 1997).
Advantages and Disadvantages to Home Schooling
There are many reasons why parents decide to home school their children. Home schoolers can be
divided into two main groups, ideologues and pedagogues. Ideologues home school their children for
religious purposes. Pedagogues home school because they believe they can teach their children better
than public or private institutions (Thomas, 1998). Parents decide to home school due to religious
reasons because parents have
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Similarities Between Clowning Around And All The Different...
We have our own problems today, but nothing compared to the alternate realities that the authors here
have created. Although these are great stories, only one of the finalists can be better. The stories
Clowning Around and All the Different Kinds of Rats are the same in the sense that they have similar
messages. These two pieces of literature have their respective similarities and differences, but the big
topic here is a problem. Firstly, the similarities between the two pieces. The message of unity or lack
thereof is portrayed in both pieces. Passages like The people then started to divide themselves or What
set them apart was mostly age, which they were able to overcome show how important unity can be,
or how weak a lack of cooperation is. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story Clowning Around is told in a broad, third person viewpoint. The story takes place in a
prolonged amount of time in 745 words, but there are quick transitions and quick elevation of tension,
but there is a sense of graduality that works out in the authors favor. The story jumps from the sun
rising to the as the people wake up multiple times. All the Different Kinds of Rats, however, has a
specific third person perspective and a small time frame. Only one day in 737 words, but the detail
from the newspapers and gum to a diminutive mattress this story isn t entirely pure story or action, but
provides more background and context. Lastly, the actual situations of the two stories are completely
different, but I think that the way that Clowning Around represents reality is quite brilliant, and the
social commentary of what can happen is so genius that you need to read between the lines to notice
it. All the Different Kinds of Rats, on the other hand, is a story about two poor brothers struggling
through everyday life, and while this does convey a deeper message, it doesn t feel like the author
made any comment on a relevant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
We have our own problems today, but nothing compared to the alternate realities that the authors here
have created. Although these are great stories, only one of the finalists can be better. The stories
Clowning Around and All the Different Kinds of Rats are the same in the sense that they have similar
messages. These two pieces of literature have their respective similarities and differences, but the big
topic here is a problem. Firstly, the similarities between the two pieces. The message of unity or lack
thereof is portrayed in both pieces. Passages like The people then started to divide themselves or What
set them apart was mostly age, which they were able to overcome show how important unity can be,
or how weak a lack of cooperation is. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The story Clowning Around is told in a broad, third person viewpoint. The story takes place in a
prolonged amount of time in 745 words, but there are quick transitions and quick elevation of tension,
but there is a sense of graduality that works out in the authors favor. The story jumps from the sun
rising to the as the people wake up multiple times. All the Different Kinds of Rats, however, has a
specific third person perspective and a small time frame. Only one day in 737 words, but the detail
from the newspapers and gum to a diminutive mattress this story isn t entirely pure story or action, but
provides more background and context. Lastly, the actual situations of the two stories are completely
different, but I think that the way that Clowning Around represents reality is quite brilliant, and the
social commentary of what can happen is so genius that you need to read between the lines to notice
it. All the Different Kinds of Rats, on the other hand, is a story about two poor brothers struggling
through everyday life, and while this does convey a deeper message, it doesn t feel like the author
made any comment on a relevant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Did The Nile River Affect Ancient Egypt
The Nile River is the biggest river in the world with its 4,258 mile length. The Nile River gave power
he Egyptians because it let them get their money from farming and that led to making better weapons,
armor, big pyramids, which shows their power, and a big army which took over a lot of countries.
They also made a calendar because the Nile River had this paper like reed that they turned into paper
and they wrote down days, and months on it. Geographical features of the Nile River and the
Himalayas have impacted what the civilization will do for almost centuries. The Nile influenced on
what the Egyptians did because of the God that they made up for it and the resources by it. They got
the God of the Nile s name, Hapi, because of the occasional flooding that goes on there, they also call
him the Father of Gods because of how he nourishes the rich harvest they had. The farmer use this
river to grow their crops by using canals that they personally built or the workers built to get water to
them instead of having to go to the river and getting water with a bucket, but before all of this were
fruit trees, and a bunch fish that swam in the Nile in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since they don t have currency to buy things they just trade things like wool, salt, tea, sheepskins, furs,
dried meat, carpets, wool cloth, and silks. You would usually trade something you have a lot of for
something that you don t have a lot of, like if you have a lot of dried meat and the other person doesn t
have a lot of that and wants to trade you wool cloth you re supposed to take that deal so you don t die
in the winter. If you don t have food or at least a farm you will die because people just usually stay
inside all day over there and don t go outside so they can t trade for something that you are in need for.
The weather there is also very harsh because you could be trapped inside of your house for weeks and
it might even be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Nile River is the biggest river in the world with its 4,258 mile length. The Nile River gave power
he Egyptians because it let them get their money from farming and that led to making better weapons,
armor, big pyramids, which shows their power, and a big army which took over a lot of countries.
They also made a calendar because the Nile River had this paper like reed that they turned into paper
and they wrote down days, and months on it. Geographical features of the Nile River and the
Himalayas have impacted what the civilization will do for almost centuries. The Nile influenced on
what the Egyptians did because of the God that they made up for it and the resources by it. They got
the God of the Nile s name, Hapi, because of the occasional flooding that goes on there, they also call
him the Father of Gods because of how he nourishes the rich harvest they had. The farmer use this
river to grow their crops by using canals that they personally built or the workers built to get water to
them instead of having to go to the river and getting water with a bucket, but before all of this were
fruit trees, and a bunch fish that swam in the Nile in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since they don t have currency to buy things they just trade things like wool, salt, tea, sheepskins, furs,
dried meat, carpets, wool cloth, and silks. You would usually trade something you have a lot of for
something that you don t have a lot of, like if you have a lot of dried meat and the other person doesn t
have a lot of that and wants to trade you wool cloth you re supposed to take that deal so you don t die
in the winter. If you don t have food or at least a farm you will die because people just usually stay
inside all day over there and don t go outside so they can t trade for something that you are in need for.
The weather there is also very harsh because you could be trapped inside of your house for weeks and
it might even be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Prominos And The Success...
Advantages as a result of Implementing MIS
Dominoes being one of the largest providers of the pizza, reaches out to deliver more than 10 lakhs
pizzas to its customers on a worldwide basis. The servers used by the organization are capable of
receiving orders from its customers, accepting the payments, staff scheduling, maintaining the store
operations and so on. Pizza industry has now become a highly competitive and mature market. With
the current market conditions (such as economic downturn etc.) along with the customer demand most
of the companies are trying to produce a healthier and a cheaper product. Let s see what are the
advantages Dominoes enjoyed in terms of cost cutting, effective pizza delivery, time management,
increasing the opportunity etc.
Efficient Internal Operations
An efficient and effective internal operation is achieved by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is basically a supply chain management programme that helped in developing relationship between
the Domino s and its suppliers. The process was done through a 360 Degree performance evaluation
that promotes an effective and continuous communication between the organisation and its suppliers.
With this Domino s enjoyed very good supply chain management.
Increased Advertising and Marketing
The Pizza tracker introduced in the year 2007 allowed the customers to view the stage of preparation
of their order from creation to baking to delivery within a span of no more than 40 seconds. Moreover,
the pizza tracker provided the customer with an option of sharing their order in the Facebook and
other social networking sites. It is a great form of free advertising and marketing that helps in
enhancing the market share of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages as a result of Implementing MIS
Dominoes being one of the largest providers of the pizza, reaches out to deliver more than 10 lakhs
pizzas to its customers on a worldwide basis. The servers used by the organization are capable of
receiving orders from its customers, accepting the payments, staff scheduling, maintaining the store
operations and so on. Pizza industry has now become a highly competitive and mature market. With
the current market conditions (such as economic downturn etc.) along with the customer demand most
of the companies are trying to produce a healthier and a cheaper product. Let s see what are the
advantages Dominoes enjoyed in terms of cost cutting, effective pizza delivery, time management,
increasing the opportunity etc.
Efficient Internal Operations
An efficient and effective internal operation is achieved by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is basically a supply chain management programme that helped in developing relationship between
the Domino s and its suppliers. The process was done through a 360 Degree performance evaluation
that promotes an effective and continuous communication between the organisation and its suppliers.
With this Domino s enjoyed very good supply chain management.
Increased Advertising and Marketing
The Pizza tracker introduced in the year 2007 allowed the customers to view the stage of preparation
of their order from creation to baking to delivery within a span of no more than 40 seconds. Moreover,
the pizza tracker provided the customer with an option of sharing their order in the Facebook and
other social networking sites. It is a great form of free advertising and marketing that helps in
enhancing the market share of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
NFPA 13 Database Analysis
We have a parking garage that is approximately 15 ft high with concrete deck and structural beams up
to 24 in. depth forming bays of approximately 14 ft by 10 ft. The parking a garage has a series of car
hoists to allow for double occupancy of vehicles being stacked one over another. We are trying to
position the sprinklers to avoid clearance issues. What is the occupancy classification for this
application?
We have reviewed NFPA 13, 2013 edition that you indicated as the applicable standard as well as the
2016 edition. Our informal interpretation is that the occupancy classification is Extra Hazard (Group
2).
This was specifically addressed in the 2016 edition of the NFPA 13 standard. The 2013 edition does
not address car stackers. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The base requirement is Section 8.6.6.1 that indicates that the clearance between the deflector and the
top of storage shall be 18 in. or greater. There are times where that is impractical where additional
sprinklers have to be provided. This would require sprinklers to be placed on the four corners of the
vehicle. Annex material A.8.5.6.1 addresses this clearance issue that states, The 18 in. clearance does
not apply to vehicles in concrete parking structures. Since that is located in Section 8.5 General, this
applies to all sprinkler types. Parking garages with low height ceilings and piping runs with dry pipe
systems create clearance issues for the sprinklers even without car stackers. This usually involves
higher vehicles such as large SUVs and vans. Even if the vehicle locations are initially specified and
sprinklers are placed accordingly, the striped parking locations can be moved at a later date and
impacting the sprinkler clearances. This application has robust concrete construction and considered
fire resistive. Thus, damage to the structure is not likely with sprinkler protection. The beams in this
structure also create bays that will aid in activation of the sprinklers and contain the heat plume. The
sprinkler system should be able to cool upper layer gas temperatures, prevent flashover, and control
the fire. Sprinkler systems are designed to control the fire and allow time for the responding fire
service to finish the job. Since this application has cars stacked that are not specifically addressed by
the standard in effect, this is worth discussing with the AHJ. As indicated by Section 1.5 Equivalency,
alternative arrangements are acceptable provided that the level of safety is not reduced. There is no
better source for supporting equivalency than a newer edition of the same installation
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We have a parking garage that is approximately 15 ft high with concrete deck and structural beams up
to 24 in. depth forming bays of approximately 14 ft by 10 ft. The parking a garage has a series of car
hoists to allow for double occupancy of vehicles being stacked one over another. We are trying to
position the sprinklers to avoid clearance issues. What is the occupancy classification for this
application?
We have reviewed NFPA 13, 2013 edition that you indicated as the applicable standard as well as the
2016 edition. Our informal interpretation is that the occupancy classification is Extra Hazard (Group
2).
This was specifically addressed in the 2016 edition of the NFPA 13 standard. The 2013 edition does
not address car stackers. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The base requirement is Section 8.6.6.1 that indicates that the clearance between the deflector and the
top of storage shall be 18 in. or greater. There are times where that is impractical where additional
sprinklers have to be provided. This would require sprinklers to be placed on the four corners of the
vehicle. Annex material A.8.5.6.1 addresses this clearance issue that states, The 18 in. clearance does
not apply to vehicles in concrete parking structures. Since that is located in Section 8.5 General, this
applies to all sprinkler types. Parking garages with low height ceilings and piping runs with dry pipe
systems create clearance issues for the sprinklers even without car stackers. This usually involves
higher vehicles such as large SUVs and vans. Even if the vehicle locations are initially specified and
sprinklers are placed accordingly, the striped parking locations can be moved at a later date and
impacting the sprinkler clearances. This application has robust concrete construction and considered
fire resistive. Thus, damage to the structure is not likely with sprinkler protection. The beams in this
structure also create bays that will aid in activation of the sprinklers and contain the heat plume. The
sprinkler system should be able to cool upper layer gas temperatures, prevent flashover, and control
the fire. Sprinkler systems are designed to control the fire and allow time for the responding fire
service to finish the job. Since this application has cars stacked that are not specifically addressed by
the standard in effect, this is worth discussing with the AHJ. As indicated by Section 1.5 Equivalency,
alternative arrangements are acceptable provided that the level of safety is not reduced. There is no
better source for supporting equivalency than a newer edition of the same installation
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How Does The Cookie Monster Affect Children
The Cookie Monster who is a puppet who is obsessed with eating cookies, especially the chocolate
chip cookies. Even though he would eat anything, cookies are his favorite. He is an iconic figure to
many children and they look up to him in a way. He is love by many children and popular among
them. The cause of making the Cookie Monster becoming a vegetarian would be to set a good diet
example for the children. It would affect both the Cookie Monster and the children. If we were to turn
the Cookie Monster into a vegetarian, there would be some good effects but also some bad effects as
well.
The very first good effect he would have is, he will lose weight. Because one of the most obvious
reason he is overweight is from eating too much cookies. Because of eating excessive cookies, he
always seems hyper and always wants to eat more. Since he only loves cookies, every time he wants
to eat, he would only eat cookies. Since cookies have a lot of sugar in them, he is less likely to be
healthy. If he was to become a vegetarian, he would become healthier. He would become less hyper
and may not always be as hungry and would eat less cookies. ... Show more content on
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If we can turn him into a vegetarian it can have many good effects on the children who watch his
shows. By turning him into a vegetarian, we can change the views and thoughts of many children. We
can teach the children through him and he can set a good diet example for children. The majority of
children are less likely to eat vegetables. By turning the Cookie Monster into a vegetarian, we can
show the children the benefits of eating vegetables and show them how important it is for children to
eat vegetables. By showing them, the Cookie Monster becoming a vegetarian, children will start likely
to eat more vegetables. They will have more understanding of how vegetables can be good for them
and parents probably won t have to force their children to eat vegetables like they do
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The Cookie Monster who is a puppet who is obsessed with eating cookies, especially the chocolate
chip cookies. Even though he would eat anything, cookies are his favorite. He is an iconic figure to
many children and they look up to him in a way. He is love by many children and popular among
them. The cause of making the Cookie Monster becoming a vegetarian would be to set a good diet
example for the children. It would affect both the Cookie Monster and the children. If we were to turn
the Cookie Monster into a vegetarian, there would be some good effects but also some bad effects as
well.
The very first good effect he would have is, he will lose weight. Because one of the most obvious
reason he is overweight is from eating too much cookies. Because of eating excessive cookies, he
always seems hyper and always wants to eat more. Since he only loves cookies, every time he wants
to eat, he would only eat cookies. Since cookies have a lot of sugar in them, he is less likely to be
healthy. If he was to become a vegetarian, he would become healthier. He would become less hyper
and may not always be as hungry and would eat less cookies. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If we can turn him into a vegetarian it can have many good effects on the children who watch his
shows. By turning him into a vegetarian, we can change the views and thoughts of many children. We
can teach the children through him and he can set a good diet example for children. The majority of
children are less likely to eat vegetables. By turning the Cookie Monster into a vegetarian, we can
show the children the benefits of eating vegetables and show them how important it is for children to
eat vegetables. By showing them, the Cookie Monster becoming a vegetarian, children will start likely
to eat more vegetables. They will have more understanding of how vegetables can be good for them
and parents probably won t have to force their children to eat vegetables like they do
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Camera Shake
Don t let a blurry photo from camera shake ruin precious memories!
Photoshop is capable of repairing many flaws and errors, but unfortunately it can t fix everything!
Camera shake can wreak havoc on the sharpness of any image. Lacking a basic understanding of the
exposure triangle, many people fail to realize the significance of a steady hand in producing sharp
images. A thorough knowledge of the relationship between shutter speed, aperture, and ISO is
certainly the benchmark of a professional; hence, understanding the basics will go a long way in
improving your overall image quality.
(Blur pic)
Why is my photo blurry?
Although many factors may contribute to a blurry photograph, I feel camera shake is by far the most
responsible. Understanding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, a 50mm lens on a crop sensor has an angle of view of 31 degrees; thus, the subject appears
closer revealing more blur in the image. Think of it like this, when shooting with a crop sensor, the
image appears cropped due to the smaller sensor and therefore appears to zoom in closer on the
subject; thus, the same amount of camera movement makes the blur more visible in the cropped
image. Multiplying the focal length by the crop factor eliminates this effect in a crop sensor. Of
course, all of this is based on a rule, and I use that term rule loosely, that was developed years ago as a
guide in achieving an acceptable level of sharpness in an image.
What is acceptable sharpness in an image?
The topic of much debate, acceptable sharpness is certainly subjective. I think every photographer has
an opinion on the subject; nonetheless, I feel the best way to decide what is acceptable sharpness is to
view the photograph either on a computer screen or printed at approximately the same size as an 8x10.
Now, when viewed from the perspective of a person looking at the photograph hanging on a wall, if it
looks sharp, it s probably good enough for most of us.
Out of all this stuff, what do need to
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Don t let a blurry photo from camera shake ruin precious memories!
Photoshop is capable of repairing many flaws and errors, but unfortunately it can t fix everything!
Camera shake can wreak havoc on the sharpness of any image. Lacking a basic understanding of the
exposure triangle, many people fail to realize the significance of a steady hand in producing sharp
images. A thorough knowledge of the relationship between shutter speed, aperture, and ISO is
certainly the benchmark of a professional; hence, understanding the basics will go a long way in
improving your overall image quality.
(Blur pic)
Why is my photo blurry?
Although many factors may contribute to a blurry photograph, I feel camera shake is by far the most
responsible. Understanding ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, a 50mm lens on a crop sensor has an angle of view of 31 degrees; thus, the subject appears
closer revealing more blur in the image. Think of it like this, when shooting with a crop sensor, the
image appears cropped due to the smaller sensor and therefore appears to zoom in closer on the
subject; thus, the same amount of camera movement makes the blur more visible in the cropped
image. Multiplying the focal length by the crop factor eliminates this effect in a crop sensor. Of
course, all of this is based on a rule, and I use that term rule loosely, that was developed years ago as a
guide in achieving an acceptable level of sharpness in an image.
What is acceptable sharpness in an image?
The topic of much debate, acceptable sharpness is certainly subjective. I think every photographer has
an opinion on the subject; nonetheless, I feel the best way to decide what is acceptable sharpness is to
view the photograph either on a computer screen or printed at approximately the same size as an 8x10.
Now, when viewed from the perspective of a person looking at the photograph hanging on a wall, if it
looks sharp, it s probably good enough for most of us.
Out of all this stuff, what do need to
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My Career As An Art Therapist
Growing up and planning your future can be a hard thing to do, and with so many options it can be
confusing and stressing. Good thing I ve narrowed down my options. Growing up is a challenge
especially in these times. One has to carefully plan one s future. The good thing is we are still young
and have the opportunity to start a career and change it if we lose the interest we held in it. I am one of
the millions of teenagers that has no clue as to what s going to happen once we graduate from high
school, although I do have backup plans ready just in case. I ve chosen three careers I want to mainly
focus on Medicine as a Nurse Practitioner, Military as a Mechanic, and Art Departments as an Art
Therapists. The medicine department ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An Art Therapists always focuses and make contact with clients builds a relationship with them and
views their progress and reaction throughout the sessions, and writes treatments plans or progressive
reports related to individual clients or group, customizes art therapy programs to fit client s needs. To
be an Art Therapists once has to have knowledge in Psychology, Therapy, Counseling, Fine Arts,
Sociology, Anthropology and Customer Service. one has to maintain posture, keep emotions in check,
control anger, and avoid aggressive behavior has to have a lot of self control. similar jobs are
Recreational Therapists, Music Therapists, and normal Therapists all the same goal different method
to achieve it. Letting out resumes and visiting the medical centers where therapists are, can help get
the job. I would also need to have a master degree preferably. The salary for an Art Therapists ranges
between $14.32 to $30.27 with yearly wages from $29,791 to $62,960 dollars. AP s have direct
contact with patients every day and have stressful days an AP has to be patient and can t react with the
patients, an Art Therapists creates and designs new activities and images that can be used in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Growing up and planning your future can be a hard thing to do, and with so many options it can be
confusing and stressing. Good thing I ve narrowed down my options. Growing up is a challenge
especially in these times. One has to carefully plan one s future. The good thing is we are still young
and have the opportunity to start a career and change it if we lose the interest we held in it. I am one of
the millions of teenagers that has no clue as to what s going to happen once we graduate from high
school, although I do have backup plans ready just in case. I ve chosen three careers I want to mainly
focus on Medicine as a Nurse Practitioner, Military as a Mechanic, and Art Departments as an Art
Therapists. The medicine department ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An Art Therapists always focuses and make contact with clients builds a relationship with them and
views their progress and reaction throughout the sessions, and writes treatments plans or progressive
reports related to individual clients or group, customizes art therapy programs to fit client s needs. To
be an Art Therapists once has to have knowledge in Psychology, Therapy, Counseling, Fine Arts,
Sociology, Anthropology and Customer Service. one has to maintain posture, keep emotions in check,
control anger, and avoid aggressive behavior has to have a lot of self control. similar jobs are
Recreational Therapists, Music Therapists, and normal Therapists all the same goal different method
to achieve it. Letting out resumes and visiting the medical centers where therapists are, can help get
the job. I would also need to have a master degree preferably. The salary for an Art Therapists ranges
between $14.32 to $30.27 with yearly wages from $29,791 to $62,960 dollars. AP s have direct
contact with patients every day and have stressful days an AP has to be patient and can t react with the
patients, an Art Therapists creates and designs new activities and images that can be used in
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Lucy Hale Pretty Little Liars
Lucy Hale is best known for her role as Aria Montgomery on the widely popular teen drama, Pretty
Little Liars. The series is about ready to end with only two episodes left, and the fans are on high alert
for any potential spoilers the actors may drop. Yesterday was Father s Day and Hale decided to join
other celebrities and celebrate her father. She took to Instagram and shared a photo of herself with her
dad. While the premise was sweet, her comments on the photo sent fans into a tizzy. With body image
being such a big deal among teen girls and the fact that Lucy Hale is the star of a teen drama, her
comments have raised some concern. According to the Hollywood Gossip, Lucy Hale is under fire
because she fat shamed herself. On the photo she posted of herself with her dad, she commented about
being so fat. Immediately, her followers began going nuts. Several spoke out and told the Pretty Little
Liars actress that she was wrong to comment about her weight when she was obviously not obese in
the photo. There was talk about her negative self image and the reaction her young, impressionable
fans would have about what she said. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She is set to star in a new series debuting this fall called Life Sentence. Fans have been following her
to find out what she is up to and to see if she is going to share an inside information on either show.
Aria joined the AD team on Pretty Little Liars and with only two episodes left, it seems that fans are
eager to find out if she was playing for the other team throughout the series. Rumors have pegged
Hale as A from the beginning but now, no one is sure what is
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Lucy Hale is best known for her role as Aria Montgomery on the widely popular teen drama, Pretty
Little Liars. The series is about ready to end with only two episodes left, and the fans are on high alert
for any potential spoilers the actors may drop. Yesterday was Father s Day and Hale decided to join
other celebrities and celebrate her father. She took to Instagram and shared a photo of herself with her
dad. While the premise was sweet, her comments on the photo sent fans into a tizzy. With body image
being such a big deal among teen girls and the fact that Lucy Hale is the star of a teen drama, her
comments have raised some concern. According to the Hollywood Gossip, Lucy Hale is under fire
because she fat shamed herself. On the photo she posted of herself with her dad, she commented about
being so fat. Immediately, her followers began going nuts. Several spoke out and told the Pretty Little
Liars actress that she was wrong to comment about her weight when she was obviously not obese in
the photo. There was talk about her negative self image and the reaction her young, impressionable
fans would have about what she said. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She is set to star in a new series debuting this fall called Life Sentence. Fans have been following her
to find out what she is up to and to see if she is going to share an inside information on either show.
Aria joined the AD team on Pretty Little Liars and with only two episodes left, it seems that fans are
eager to find out if she was playing for the other team throughout the series. Rumors have pegged
Hale as A from the beginning but now, no one is sure what is
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The Breakfast Club Jaws And Star Wars Analysis
The Breakfast Club, Jaws, Star Wars. Major films that have reached the utmost level of recognition.
They have become iconic in the film industry, and culturally consecrated by society. The films society
deems worthy of such a recognition have shifted over the years, due to how society has shifted. Due to
their popularity, it raises the question if movies which involve superheros could ever rise to such a
title. If they can, which ones would be able to hold this honor? All of them? Only a select few that
hold a strong following? Wonder Woman, one of the newest superhero films from Warner Brothers
and DC comics has not only the ability to rise to this level, but also to stake its claim in the film
industry to be used as inspiration later on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author was happy for the change of pace from dark and brooding comic based films, however
they felt it did revert back to it at the climax of the movie. Another professional, Angelica Baston, said
that the film was very well done and brought Wonder Woman into a good standing not only as a good
superhero movie but also a very good feminist movie in general. The two professional reviews saw the
film as good, that it made superhero movies better. But the amatuer reviews, while not as wordy,
tended to state the same beliefs that it was a good film. One review from audience member, Michael
S, said Completely charming, wondrous, lovingly crafted, and even progressive in the way it tackles
dark, violent subject matter seriously as a backdrop to what are more traditional superheroics. Another
amateur, Delania B, says Different from any other film based on DC Comics, Wonder Woman
exemplifies the power one woman can have on the world. She thought the film was amazing and had a
similar view to Angelica Baston. All of the reviwers, professional and amatuer, had views on the film
that coincided. In society we will look at both. The professional, for how the film was by film
standards, and the amatuer for the personal standards. In reality, the only parts of the original
definition that are still relevant are being either selected among the ten best films of the year by either
the New York Times or the National Board of Review, or [being] among the top ten
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The Breakfast Club, Jaws, Star Wars. Major films that have reached the utmost level of recognition.
They have become iconic in the film industry, and culturally consecrated by society. The films society
deems worthy of such a recognition have shifted over the years, due to how society has shifted. Due to
their popularity, it raises the question if movies which involve superheros could ever rise to such a
title. If they can, which ones would be able to hold this honor? All of them? Only a select few that
hold a strong following? Wonder Woman, one of the newest superhero films from Warner Brothers
and DC comics has not only the ability to rise to this level, but also to stake its claim in the film
industry to be used as inspiration later on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The author was happy for the change of pace from dark and brooding comic based films, however
they felt it did revert back to it at the climax of the movie. Another professional, Angelica Baston, said
that the film was very well done and brought Wonder Woman into a good standing not only as a good
superhero movie but also a very good feminist movie in general. The two professional reviews saw the
film as good, that it made superhero movies better. But the amatuer reviews, while not as wordy,
tended to state the same beliefs that it was a good film. One review from audience member, Michael
S, said Completely charming, wondrous, lovingly crafted, and even progressive in the way it tackles
dark, violent subject matter seriously as a backdrop to what are more traditional superheroics. Another
amateur, Delania B, says Different from any other film based on DC Comics, Wonder Woman
exemplifies the power one woman can have on the world. She thought the film was amazing and had a
similar view to Angelica Baston. All of the reviwers, professional and amatuer, had views on the film
that coincided. In society we will look at both. The professional, for how the film was by film
standards, and the amatuer for the personal standards. In reality, the only parts of the original
definition that are still relevant are being either selected among the ten best films of the year by either
the New York Times or the National Board of Review, or [being] among the top ten
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America s Bitter Drill Analysis
HMGT 6321 Short Paper Steven Brill s, America s Bitter Pill, finds that there is a common theme
among all factors of healthcare: access is restricted, the cost is unwarranted, and quality is
disproportionate to the costs. Political Politics is influenced by lobbying and the strongest lobbies are
the ones with the most amount of monetary backing. Political policy is influenced by money. Most
often the healthcare industry prioritizes the most expensive treatments, prescriptions, and devices
because they produce the highest profit margins. They help keep they cycle going. The treatments that
yield the highest profit margins do not necessarily equate to quality care. An example of this is the
deal of PhRMA with the Obama administration and Baucus, that Medicare has to pay ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cultural American s have an inherent distrust of the service industry, healthcare included. Out of fear
of malpractice lawsuits, many physicians and healthcare providers to practice often unnecessary and
expensive defensive medicine. This drives up costs without the supporting quality outcomes. As
mentioned before healthcare is unlike any other industry because when you are a consumer of the
industry often times you are not completely rational because you re faced with the tradeoff of cost
versus health. As a consumer, you do not weigh your alternatives or assess the costs, you simply pick
your health. Healthcare is driven by fear, as a consumer of the healthcare industry, your decision
making is clouded by that fear. This fear is what allows the healthcare market to charge prices they
know that no one can afford, the ominous
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HMGT 6321 Short Paper Steven Brill s, America s Bitter Pill, finds that there is a common theme
among all factors of healthcare: access is restricted, the cost is unwarranted, and quality is
disproportionate to the costs. Political Politics is influenced by lobbying and the strongest lobbies are
the ones with the most amount of monetary backing. Political policy is influenced by money. Most
often the healthcare industry prioritizes the most expensive treatments, prescriptions, and devices
because they produce the highest profit margins. They help keep they cycle going. The treatments that
yield the highest profit margins do not necessarily equate to quality care. An example of this is the
deal of PhRMA with the Obama administration and Baucus, that Medicare has to pay ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cultural American s have an inherent distrust of the service industry, healthcare included. Out of fear
of malpractice lawsuits, many physicians and healthcare providers to practice often unnecessary and
expensive defensive medicine. This drives up costs without the supporting quality outcomes. As
mentioned before healthcare is unlike any other industry because when you are a consumer of the
industry often times you are not completely rational because you re faced with the tradeoff of cost
versus health. As a consumer, you do not weigh your alternatives or assess the costs, you simply pick
your health. Healthcare is driven by fear, as a consumer of the healthcare industry, your decision
making is clouded by that fear. This fear is what allows the healthcare market to charge prices they
know that no one can afford, the ominous
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Public Service Announcements (PSA)
Texting while driving has become a public epidemic especially within these past years . With the
growth of the public texting and driving, the Public Service Announcements (PSA) have been put in
place to help persuade the public to stop. Along with the creation of PSA s, the creation of doubt that
PSA actually work s has also come up. Though the result s of PSA and it s effectiveness are little.
Compared to other law s that have been placed and other methods being used, it s proving to be the
most effective. The Government and committee s, when it come s to stopping a person from texting
and driving can do very little, while respecting their privacy and staying within the law. From the US
Department of Transportation website, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the FHWA website, from it s Taking On Distracting Driving Article, experts who spoke during
the 2 day event, attendees and the Web cast viewers heard the testimony of families who have lost
loved ones because someone else chose to send a text, dial a phone, or become occupied with another
activity while driving. These PSA s if used correctly can be very powerful in it s own way. Using
Pathos as it s main persuasive strategy rather then Logo s, inviting families of victim s who chose to
text and drive. It can have an affect by showing the reality of it all. That rather to tell the public this
will happen, allow the PSA to show the results of texting and driving and have them consciously by
themselves feel and see that this can happen. To be fair, it is mostly teen s who are the ones who text
and drive. From the WNDU website, under the article Teens making PSA for Texting and Driving It
just so happens teens are entirely responsible for this PSA. These announcements have to persuade
teen s, thus have are very graphic. While the victims have to be around the same age for it to work.
Though many question whether these PSA s are too violent and graphic. It s is a must that they be for
the message to get
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Texting while driving has become a public epidemic especially within these past years . With the
growth of the public texting and driving, the Public Service Announcements (PSA) have been put in
place to help persuade the public to stop. Along with the creation of PSA s, the creation of doubt that
PSA actually work s has also come up. Though the result s of PSA and it s effectiveness are little.
Compared to other law s that have been placed and other methods being used, it s proving to be the
most effective. The Government and committee s, when it come s to stopping a person from texting
and driving can do very little, while respecting their privacy and staying within the law. From the US
Department of Transportation website, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the FHWA website, from it s Taking On Distracting Driving Article, experts who spoke during
the 2 day event, attendees and the Web cast viewers heard the testimony of families who have lost
loved ones because someone else chose to send a text, dial a phone, or become occupied with another
activity while driving. These PSA s if used correctly can be very powerful in it s own way. Using
Pathos as it s main persuasive strategy rather then Logo s, inviting families of victim s who chose to
text and drive. It can have an affect by showing the reality of it all. That rather to tell the public this
will happen, allow the PSA to show the results of texting and driving and have them consciously by
themselves feel and see that this can happen. To be fair, it is mostly teen s who are the ones who text
and drive. From the WNDU website, under the article Teens making PSA for Texting and Driving It
just so happens teens are entirely responsible for this PSA. These announcements have to persuade
teen s, thus have are very graphic. While the victims have to be around the same age for it to work.
Though many question whether these PSA s are too violent and graphic. It s is a must that they be for
the message to get
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Saul Hudson Research Paper
Slash is the best guitarist of all time. Saul Hudson, better known as Slash was born July 23, 1965 in
Hampstead, United Kingdom. Slash grew up in Los Angeles and learned to play guitar as a teenager.
His mother is African American, and his father is British. Saul got the nickname Slash from a family
friend because he could never stop moving around. He lived with his father and grandparents in Stoke
on Trent until the age of 5 which is just south of Manchester. Then him and his father joined his mom
in Los Angeles. Eventually his parents become divorced and slash falls into some bad habits. He
picked up guitar at the age of 14 and practiced nonstop. Slash is most famously known for being in the
band Guns and Roses as the band s lead guitarist.
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Slash is the best guitarist of all time. Saul Hudson, better known as Slash was born July 23, 1965 in
Hampstead, United Kingdom. Slash grew up in Los Angeles and learned to play guitar as a teenager.
His mother is African American, and his father is British. Saul got the nickname Slash from a family
friend because he could never stop moving around. He lived with his father and grandparents in Stoke
on Trent until the age of 5 which is just south of Manchester. Then him and his father joined his mom
in Los Angeles. Eventually his parents become divorced and slash falls into some bad habits. He
picked up guitar at the age of 14 and practiced nonstop. Slash is most famously known for being in the
band Guns and Roses as the band s lead guitarist.
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The Hospital Corporation Of America (HCA)
The Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) is the United States leading provider of healthcare
services. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, HCA operates multiple inpatient and outpatient
services via locally managed subsidiary facilities in twenty states throughout the U.S. and the United
Kingdom. As the preeminent hospital organization in the country, HCA employs approximately
225,00 healthcare professionals and has local market affiliations with approximately 37,000 active
physicians.
According to HCA s website, they are provider of nearly five percent of the U.S. hospital services.
HCA s mission strives to deliver high quality, cost effective healthcare in the communities they serve
(mission). HCA operates 165 acute care hospitals, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Fearing that HCA had veered away from its roots, Dr. Frist Jr., returned as Chairman and CEO in
1997. Frist Jr. s, return to the company he and his father founded spurred a major restructuring of the
company, including several divestitures of non hospital businesses and hospitals in the portfolio that
did not meet the company s strategic objectives moving forward. Frist would pull off what Fortune
magazine called a remarkable corporate rescue.
Since 1997, the company cycled through one additional leveraged buyout for $31.6 billion. The
investment group included Kohlberg Kravis Robert, Merrill Lynch, and Bain Capital. This was the
second LBO for HCA in a 17 year span. At the time of its announcement, the HCA buyout was the
first of several to set new records for the largest, eclipsing the 1989 buyout of RJR Nabisco.
On Friday, May 7, 2010, HCA announced that the corporation would once again go public with an
expected $4.6 billion IPO. On Wednesday, March 9, 2011, HCA sold 126.2 million shares for $30
each, raising about $3.79 billion, making it the largest private equity backed IPO in U.S. history. The
closing price as of February 3, 2016 was $70.20
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The Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) is the United States leading provider of healthcare
services. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, HCA operates multiple inpatient and outpatient
services via locally managed subsidiary facilities in twenty states throughout the U.S. and the United
Kingdom. As the preeminent hospital organization in the country, HCA employs approximately
225,00 healthcare professionals and has local market affiliations with approximately 37,000 active
physicians.
According to HCA s website, they are provider of nearly five percent of the U.S. hospital services.
HCA s mission strives to deliver high quality, cost effective healthcare in the communities they serve
(mission). HCA operates 165 acute care hospitals, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Fearing that HCA had veered away from its roots, Dr. Frist Jr., returned as Chairman and CEO in
1997. Frist Jr. s, return to the company he and his father founded spurred a major restructuring of the
company, including several divestitures of non hospital businesses and hospitals in the portfolio that
did not meet the company s strategic objectives moving forward. Frist would pull off what Fortune
magazine called a remarkable corporate rescue.
Since 1997, the company cycled through one additional leveraged buyout for $31.6 billion. The
investment group included Kohlberg Kravis Robert, Merrill Lynch, and Bain Capital. This was the
second LBO for HCA in a 17 year span. At the time of its announcement, the HCA buyout was the
first of several to set new records for the largest, eclipsing the 1989 buyout of RJR Nabisco.
On Friday, May 7, 2010, HCA announced that the corporation would once again go public with an
expected $4.6 billion IPO. On Wednesday, March 9, 2011, HCA sold 126.2 million shares for $30
each, raising about $3.79 billion, making it the largest private equity backed IPO in U.S. history. The
closing price as of February 3, 2016 was $70.20
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Japanese Nationalism and Its Impacts in East Asia
Japanese Nationalism and its Impacts in East Asia
Introduction
Led by a new group of conservative leadership, Japan is undergoing a rise in nationalism fueled by
complex mixture of causes spanning from internal politics, economy, perception of new threat from
China, and external influence know in Japan as Gaiatsu. Meanwhile, East Asia is experiencing a
dramatic shift in regional dominance from Japan to China. Due to the rapid growth in China s
economy, East Asian nations, having depended on Japan for regional leadership and economic aid, are
now faced with a choice of adopting either a pro China or pro Japan policy. The rise in Japan s
nationalism and its associated nationalistic actions are agitating many nations who have suffered ...
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It is a term used by Asian media recently to refer to a hawkish new generation of Japanese
conservatives. They are distinguished from older Japanese conservatives in that they take a more
active view of the SDF ? Despite that, they enjoy fair popularity across the nation, especially with the
middle aged population?(Wikipedia, Neoconservatism (Japan)).
Shintaro Ishihara is the most well known neo con. Being an independent ?having shunned the Liberal
Democratic Party ?Ishihara may never become primer minister. But he has already done a great deal to
popularize Japanese nationalism, allowing many ordinary Japanese to embrace the cause of self
reliance without shame?(Matthews, Foreign Affairs). Listing North Korea s kidnapping of Japanese
citizens and Chinese official s entering of Japan s Beijing embassy in 2002, Ishihara strongly supports
the revision of Article 9 claiming that for Japan to be more independent, it must have a strong military.
As members of the post war generation, these neo cons view themselves as unrelated and, thus, not
responsible for the Japan s conquests and wartime history. They express unashamed national pride and
stress Japan s international role. Many of these modern day nationalists are the more forward looking
among the country s bureaucrats. They are also progressive corporate executives and successful new
entrepreneurs. They also see structural reform to be in their best interest. But though they have sound
reformist
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Japanese Nationalism and its Impacts in East Asia
Introduction
Led by a new group of conservative leadership, Japan is undergoing a rise in nationalism fueled by
complex mixture of causes spanning from internal politics, economy, perception of new threat from
China, and external influence know in Japan as Gaiatsu. Meanwhile, East Asia is experiencing a
dramatic shift in regional dominance from Japan to China. Due to the rapid growth in China s
economy, East Asian nations, having depended on Japan for regional leadership and economic aid, are
now faced with a choice of adopting either a pro China or pro Japan policy. The rise in Japan s
nationalism and its associated nationalistic actions are agitating many nations who have suffered ...
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It is a term used by Asian media recently to refer to a hawkish new generation of Japanese
conservatives. They are distinguished from older Japanese conservatives in that they take a more
active view of the SDF ? Despite that, they enjoy fair popularity across the nation, especially with the
middle aged population?(Wikipedia, Neoconservatism (Japan)).
Shintaro Ishihara is the most well known neo con. Being an independent ?having shunned the Liberal
Democratic Party ?Ishihara may never become primer minister. But he has already done a great deal to
popularize Japanese nationalism, allowing many ordinary Japanese to embrace the cause of self
reliance without shame?(Matthews, Foreign Affairs). Listing North Korea s kidnapping of Japanese
citizens and Chinese official s entering of Japan s Beijing embassy in 2002, Ishihara strongly supports
the revision of Article 9 claiming that for Japan to be more independent, it must have a strong military.
As members of the post war generation, these neo cons view themselves as unrelated and, thus, not
responsible for the Japan s conquests and wartime history. They express unashamed national pride and
stress Japan s international role. Many of these modern day nationalists are the more forward looking
among the country s bureaucrats. They are also progressive corporate executives and successful new
entrepreneurs. They also see structural reform to be in their best interest. But though they have sound
reformist
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Greek Vase Analysis
The Greek vase shows an importance of Mediterranean art. Also, the Greek vase is the one way to
show an importance of ancient Greek culture. The Greek vase has a variety of shapes, meanings, and
has a variety of functions. The Mixing Vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus, made by Kleophrades
painter in 480 B.C., it shows the diversity of ancient Greek vase in the shape, function, scenes,
materials, and techniques. During the ancient Greek, a Greek vases are used for carrying wine, oil,
water, etc. Also, Greek vases are formed with many different types of shape. However, the most
common shape of the vase is a krater. The function of a Krater is to mix wine with water. Also, it is
used to cool wine. Mixing vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus is formed into a volute krater. A volute
krater has a curled handles on each side of the vase. The function of curled handles is to lift the vase
from the ground. Mixing vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus is used for mixing wine and cooling
wine, but it also shows the beauty of Greek vases. The Mixing Vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus
shows scenes of Herakles, a Greek hero, is preparing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, it is not his real name. The name comes from the cup, located in Paris now, has the signature
of Kleophrades. Kleophrades painter worked in Athens during 505 to 475 B.C. He was vase painter
and he was disciple of Euthymides. His vases may symbolize the period of unification after the
generation of innovators. He often used old techniques of making vases. Also, he more preferred to
decorate large vases like his teacher, Euthymides. He also paint scenes drawn by innovators with new
scenes from Trojan War. For the technique, he often use red figure technique, like Mixing Vessel with
Herakle and Alkyoneus. However, he sometimes used black figure technique, too. But his black figure
technique was used for Panathenaic
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The Greek vase shows an importance of Mediterranean art. Also, the Greek vase is the one way to
show an importance of ancient Greek culture. The Greek vase has a variety of shapes, meanings, and
has a variety of functions. The Mixing Vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus, made by Kleophrades
painter in 480 B.C., it shows the diversity of ancient Greek vase in the shape, function, scenes,
materials, and techniques. During the ancient Greek, a Greek vases are used for carrying wine, oil,
water, etc. Also, Greek vases are formed with many different types of shape. However, the most
common shape of the vase is a krater. The function of a Krater is to mix wine with water. Also, it is
used to cool wine. Mixing vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus is formed into a volute krater. A volute
krater has a curled handles on each side of the vase. The function of curled handles is to lift the vase
from the ground. Mixing vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus is used for mixing wine and cooling
wine, but it also shows the beauty of Greek vases. The Mixing Vessel with Herakles and Alkyoneus
shows scenes of Herakles, a Greek hero, is preparing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, it is not his real name. The name comes from the cup, located in Paris now, has the signature
of Kleophrades. Kleophrades painter worked in Athens during 505 to 475 B.C. He was vase painter
and he was disciple of Euthymides. His vases may symbolize the period of unification after the
generation of innovators. He often used old techniques of making vases. Also, he more preferred to
decorate large vases like his teacher, Euthymides. He also paint scenes drawn by innovators with new
scenes from Trojan War. For the technique, he often use red figure technique, like Mixing Vessel with
Herakle and Alkyoneus. However, he sometimes used black figure technique, too. But his black figure
technique was used for Panathenaic
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Troy Paino Case
As President, Troy Paino has begun many significant projects at here Truman, including the
renovation of Greenwood school. Once funding is secured, this space will be renovated into an autism
clinic. Despite President Paino s departure at the end of the academic school year, him and his
colleagues do not see the motion of this project being affected. Currently, to ensure that his leaving
does not impede the autism clinic, President Paino has been lobbying to secure the funding for the
project. The governor has promised 1 million dollars for the renovation, however, President Paino said
he knows never to wave the flag of victory until the governor has signed off, and we re still a few
months from that. In total, the renovation will cost ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For those reasons, Thomas says she does not see President Paino s absence deterring this project,
though he will be greatly
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As President, Troy Paino has begun many significant projects at here Truman, including the
renovation of Greenwood school. Once funding is secured, this space will be renovated into an autism
clinic. Despite President Paino s departure at the end of the academic school year, him and his
colleagues do not see the motion of this project being affected. Currently, to ensure that his leaving
does not impede the autism clinic, President Paino has been lobbying to secure the funding for the
project. The governor has promised 1 million dollars for the renovation, however, President Paino said
he knows never to wave the flag of victory until the governor has signed off, and we re still a few
months from that. In total, the renovation will cost ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For those reasons, Thomas says she does not see President Paino s absence deterring this project,
though he will be greatly
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Using Windows Uses A Flat Memory Model
Each process started on x86 version of Windows uses a flat memory model that ranges from
0x00000000 0xFFFFFFFF. The lower half of the memory, 0x00000000 0x7FFFFFFF, is reserved for
user space code.While the upper half of the memory, 0x80000000 0xFFFFFFFF, is reserved for the
kernel code. The Windows operating system also doesn t use the segmentation (well actually it does,
because it has to), but the segment table contains segment descriptors that use the entire linear address
space. There are four segments, two for user and two for kernel mode, which describe the data and
code for each of the modes. But all of the descriptors actually contain the same linear address space.
This means they all point to the same segment in memory that is 0xFFFFFFFF bits long, proving that
there is no segmentation on Windows systems. Let s execute the dg 0 30 command to display the first
7 segment descriptors that can be seen on the picture below: Notice that the 0008, 0010, 0018 and
0020 all start at base address 0x00000000 and end at address 0xFFFFFFFF: They represent the data
and code segments of user and kernel mode. This also proves that the segmentation is actually not
used by the Windows system. Therefore we can use the terms virtual address space and linear address
space interchangeably, because they are the same in this particular case. Because of this, when talking
about user space code being loaded in the virtual address space from 0x00000000 to 0x7FFFFFFF, we
re
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Each process started on x86 version of Windows uses a flat memory model that ranges from
0x00000000 0xFFFFFFFF. The lower half of the memory, 0x00000000 0x7FFFFFFF, is reserved for
user space code.While the upper half of the memory, 0x80000000 0xFFFFFFFF, is reserved for the
kernel code. The Windows operating system also doesn t use the segmentation (well actually it does,
because it has to), but the segment table contains segment descriptors that use the entire linear address
space. There are four segments, two for user and two for kernel mode, which describe the data and
code for each of the modes. But all of the descriptors actually contain the same linear address space.
This means they all point to the same segment in memory that is 0xFFFFFFFF bits long, proving that
there is no segmentation on Windows systems. Let s execute the dg 0 30 command to display the first
7 segment descriptors that can be seen on the picture below: Notice that the 0008, 0010, 0018 and
0020 all start at base address 0x00000000 and end at address 0xFFFFFFFF: They represent the data
and code segments of user and kernel mode. This also proves that the segmentation is actually not
used by the Windows system. Therefore we can use the terms virtual address space and linear address
space interchangeably, because they are the same in this particular case. Because of this, when talking
about user space code being loaded in the virtual address space from 0x00000000 to 0x7FFFFFFF, we
re
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Similarities Between Crocodile Dundee And Red Dog Mateship
Good morning/Afternoon Ms Phillips and fellow peers, today this speech is going to be examining
how mateship is represented within the two films, Crocodile Dundee and Red Dog . Mateship has
been developed over many years through the actions of loyalty and respect that individuals have
demonstrated. Within both films, all the characters show characteristics of mateship when they protect
and look after each other. This speech will argue how mateship is positively portrayed through the
actions from the characters.
The Aussie icon, mateship, has evolved and developed over hundreds of years as Australians have
portrayed the characteristics in reality and through movies. Crocodile Dundee is an Australian comedy
that was produced in 1986 and has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This taught them that they should fight for what they want or what they believe is the right thing to do.
During the movie it explains how certain people within the community has had their life changed in a
dramatic way because of the choices they made, the most dramatic life decisions that they made has
something to do when they were with Red Dog. Red Dog symbolised the community and the mateship
between everyone. Each person has a different relationship with each other but they all show each
other respect and they get it back in return. Everyone believed that Red Dog was a part of the town,
not just a pet that could be replaced at any time, the community values the relationships between
others and the great times that they all shared together. Kriv Stenders, the director of Red Dog wanted
the characters to be portrayed as washed up because people all over the world worked there, which
created a sense of culture and no discrimination was made. This showed the mateship was made
between the characters when the workers had to tolerate each
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Good morning/Afternoon Ms Phillips and fellow peers, today this speech is going to be examining
how mateship is represented within the two films, Crocodile Dundee and Red Dog . Mateship has
been developed over many years through the actions of loyalty and respect that individuals have
demonstrated. Within both films, all the characters show characteristics of mateship when they protect
and look after each other. This speech will argue how mateship is positively portrayed through the
actions from the characters.
The Aussie icon, mateship, has evolved and developed over hundreds of years as Australians have
portrayed the characteristics in reality and through movies. Crocodile Dundee is an Australian comedy
that was produced in 1986 and has ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This taught them that they should fight for what they want or what they believe is the right thing to do.
During the movie it explains how certain people within the community has had their life changed in a
dramatic way because of the choices they made, the most dramatic life decisions that they made has
something to do when they were with Red Dog. Red Dog symbolised the community and the mateship
between everyone. Each person has a different relationship with each other but they all show each
other respect and they get it back in return. Everyone believed that Red Dog was a part of the town,
not just a pet that could be replaced at any time, the community values the relationships between
others and the great times that they all shared together. Kriv Stenders, the director of Red Dog wanted
the characters to be portrayed as washed up because people all over the world worked there, which
created a sense of culture and no discrimination was made. This showed the mateship was made
between the characters when the workers had to tolerate each
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Silent Spring Thesis
Silent Spring(essay) Rachel Carson s Silent Spring changed the people s views regarding the use of
toxic materials that continues to destroy our environment. She is clearly optimistic to encourage every
citizens to participate on using more efficient, yet simple strategies to regenerate our natural resources
and ecosystems. Although the book calls for a better use of chemicals, some people disapprove and
attacked it as misrepresenting science. It was written in 1958, Carson says that her own bitter
experience brought her attention to write a book concerning the problems our nature is facing. It took
her four years to make the book, and though she is a great writer, some magazine publishers turned her
down. These publishers feared that they might lose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was mentioned in these lines, The town lay in the midst of a checkerboard of prosperous farms, with
fields of grain and hillsides of orchards where, in spring, white clouds of bloom drifted above the
green field. In autumn, oak and maple and birch set up blaze of color that flamed and flickered across
a backdrop of pines. Then foxes barked in the hills and deer silently crossed the fields, half hidden in
the midst of the fall mornings. Unfortunately, this beauty didn t last long, Carson began to tell how we
are destroying nature by polluting it, Carson says, Then a strange blight crept over the area and
everything began to change. Some evil spell had settled on the community: mysterious maladies swept
the flocks of chickens; the cattle and sheep sickened and died. The evil spell she was referring to was a
symbol for pollution. Carson also said that, there were change, a change that affected our environment
negatively. These changes involves the depth of our animals, and probably, the cause of their death of
our own animals were pesticides, used to spray into the plants that they
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Silent Spring(essay) Rachel Carson s Silent Spring changed the people s views regarding the use of
toxic materials that continues to destroy our environment. She is clearly optimistic to encourage every
citizens to participate on using more efficient, yet simple strategies to regenerate our natural resources
and ecosystems. Although the book calls for a better use of chemicals, some people disapprove and
attacked it as misrepresenting science. It was written in 1958, Carson says that her own bitter
experience brought her attention to write a book concerning the problems our nature is facing. It took
her four years to make the book, and though she is a great writer, some magazine publishers turned her
down. These publishers feared that they might lose ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was mentioned in these lines, The town lay in the midst of a checkerboard of prosperous farms, with
fields of grain and hillsides of orchards where, in spring, white clouds of bloom drifted above the
green field. In autumn, oak and maple and birch set up blaze of color that flamed and flickered across
a backdrop of pines. Then foxes barked in the hills and deer silently crossed the fields, half hidden in
the midst of the fall mornings. Unfortunately, this beauty didn t last long, Carson began to tell how we
are destroying nature by polluting it, Carson says, Then a strange blight crept over the area and
everything began to change. Some evil spell had settled on the community: mysterious maladies swept
the flocks of chickens; the cattle and sheep sickened and died. The evil spell she was referring to was a
symbol for pollution. Carson also said that, there were change, a change that affected our environment
negatively. These changes involves the depth of our animals, and probably, the cause of their death of
our own animals were pesticides, used to spray into the plants that they
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Procurement Strategy For The Park Terrace Project
Abbey University Park Terrace Contracts and Commercial Practice CCP jcrooks 2019111 Final | 21
June 2016 Contents Page 1 Question 1 2 Preamble 2 3 Introduction 3 4 Procurement Strategy 4 4.1
Procurement Objectives 5 4.2 Procurement Methods 7 4.3 Recommendation 14 1 Question Q1) It is
proposed that a design and build form of procurement be used to carry out the works. Contrast this
form of procurement with alternative methods of procurement with which you are familiar. Highlight
the merits and demerits in each case. 2 Preamble In order to answer this question it is assumed that a
comprehensive procurement process was undertaken identifying the clients stated objectives and
constraints. Any references to project particulars, objectives and constraints within this answer have
been assumed based on my experience of similar client objectives in a design and build scenario. 3
Introduction This paper concentrates on the development of the Procurement Strategy for the Park
Terrace Project on behalf of Abbey University (the Client). The Client aims to develop a new Post
Graduate School of Construction Management. The site is located at numbers 30 to 36 Park Terrace,
Abbey. Park Terrace comprises listed terraced houses constructed in 1869. Property numbers 32 and
36 have undergone redevelopment since the 1980s. Property numbers 30 and 34 are in a dilapidated
condition. The proposed redevelopment involves combining all 4 properties
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Abbey University Park Terrace Contracts and Commercial Practice CCP jcrooks 2019111 Final | 21
June 2016 Contents Page 1 Question 1 2 Preamble 2 3 Introduction 3 4 Procurement Strategy 4 4.1
Procurement Objectives 5 4.2 Procurement Methods 7 4.3 Recommendation 14 1 Question Q1) It is
proposed that a design and build form of procurement be used to carry out the works. Contrast this
form of procurement with alternative methods of procurement with which you are familiar. Highlight
the merits and demerits in each case. 2 Preamble In order to answer this question it is assumed that a
comprehensive procurement process was undertaken identifying the clients stated objectives and
constraints. Any references to project particulars, objectives and constraints within this answer have
been assumed based on my experience of similar client objectives in a design and build scenario. 3
Introduction This paper concentrates on the development of the Procurement Strategy for the Park
Terrace Project on behalf of Abbey University (the Client). The Client aims to develop a new Post
Graduate School of Construction Management. The site is located at numbers 30 to 36 Park Terrace,
Abbey. Park Terrace comprises listed terraced houses constructed in 1869. Property numbers 32 and
36 have undergone redevelopment since the 1980s. Property numbers 30 and 34 are in a dilapidated
condition. The proposed redevelopment involves combining all 4 properties
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What I Have Learned in American Government Roots and Reform
Rafael Valdez Mr. Kearney History 1302 11/14/12 The Civil Rights Movements In May 17, 1954 The
Supreme Court rules on the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans.,
unanimously agreeing that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. The ruling paves the way
for large scale desegregation. The decision overturns the 1896 Plessey v. Ferguson ruling that
sanctioned separate but equal segregation of the races, ruling that separate educational facilities are
inherently unequal. It is a victory for NAACP attorney Thurgood Marshall, who will later return to the
Supreme Court as the nation s first black justice. August 1955 Fourteen year old Chicagoan was
visiting family ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Harriet Tubman s name at birth was Araminta Ross. She was one of 11 children of Harriet and
Benjamin Ross born into slavery in Dorchester County, Maryland. As a child, Ross was hired out by
her master as a nursemaid for a small baby, much like the nursemaid in the picture. Ross had to stay
awake all night so that the baby wouldn t cry and wake the mother, if Ross would fall asleep; the baby
s mother would whip Ross. From a very young age, Ross was determined to gain her freedom.
January 31, 1865 The Thirteenth Amendment is passed and slavery is officially abolished from the
United States. The Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution outlaws slavery and
involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime. It was passed by the Senate on April 8, 1864,
by the House on January 31, 1865, and adopted on December 6, 1865. On December 18, Secretary of
State William H. Seward proclaimed it to have been adopted. It was the first of the three
Reconstruction Amendments adopted after the American Civil War. On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. was hit by a sniper s bullet. King had been standing on the balcony in front of his
room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, when, he was shot. The .30 caliber rifle bullet
entered King s right cheek, traveled through his neck, and finally stopped at his shoulder blade. King
was
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Rafael Valdez Mr. Kearney History 1302 11/14/12 The Civil Rights Movements In May 17, 1954 The
Supreme Court rules on the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans.,
unanimously agreeing that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. The ruling paves the way
for large scale desegregation. The decision overturns the 1896 Plessey v. Ferguson ruling that
sanctioned separate but equal segregation of the races, ruling that separate educational facilities are
inherently unequal. It is a victory for NAACP attorney Thurgood Marshall, who will later return to the
Supreme Court as the nation s first black justice. August 1955 Fourteen year old Chicagoan was
visiting family ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Harriet Tubman s name at birth was Araminta Ross. She was one of 11 children of Harriet and
Benjamin Ross born into slavery in Dorchester County, Maryland. As a child, Ross was hired out by
her master as a nursemaid for a small baby, much like the nursemaid in the picture. Ross had to stay
awake all night so that the baby wouldn t cry and wake the mother, if Ross would fall asleep; the baby
s mother would whip Ross. From a very young age, Ross was determined to gain her freedom.
January 31, 1865 The Thirteenth Amendment is passed and slavery is officially abolished from the
United States. The Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution outlaws slavery and
involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime. It was passed by the Senate on April 8, 1864,
by the House on January 31, 1865, and adopted on December 6, 1865. On December 18, Secretary of
State William H. Seward proclaimed it to have been adopted. It was the first of the three
Reconstruction Amendments adopted after the American Civil War. On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. was hit by a sniper s bullet. King had been standing on the balcony in front of his
room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, when, he was shot. The .30 caliber rifle bullet
entered King s right cheek, traveled through his neck, and finally stopped at his shoulder blade. King
was
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Food Inc Rhetorical Analysis
William (Colby) Starr 10589136
Food Inc. Portrayal of Monsanto
In 2009 a movie by the name of Food Inc. was released that challenged the production of food we eat.
The movie examines everything from the science of seeds all the way through the consumption of the
food, the food s often negative effects on the body. The movie ends with the line You can change the
world with every bite . This quote embodies the heart behind movie that change starts with the
individual, and how they make food choices. This sort of change that Food Inc. invokes implies that
top down change that the consumer can bring about change to the seed level. Food Inc. challenges the
processes that allow companies like Monsanto to feed the world. We must understand how media like
Food Inc. effects this mission to feed the world by examining the movie, the history of Monsanto as a
company, and looking at the response from both sides to these challenges made in the public square to
better combat and address issues brought forth.
While inspirational to some Food Inc. also experienced backlash from critics. To the observer Food
Inc. seems very one sided, but it mentions multiple times that it extended offers to be interviewed to
Smithfield, Monsanto, Perdue and Tyson companies (sanfran). These were among the named
companies represented in a negative light in the movie. Food Inc. was a production of Participant
Media and River Road Entertainment, distributed by Magnolia Pictures (PBS). According to
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William (Colby) Starr 10589136
Food Inc. Portrayal of Monsanto
In 2009 a movie by the name of Food Inc. was released that challenged the production of food we eat.
The movie examines everything from the science of seeds all the way through the consumption of the
food, the food s often negative effects on the body. The movie ends with the line You can change the
world with every bite . This quote embodies the heart behind movie that change starts with the
individual, and how they make food choices. This sort of change that Food Inc. invokes implies that
top down change that the consumer can bring about change to the seed level. Food Inc. challenges the
processes that allow companies like Monsanto to feed the world. We must understand how media like
Food Inc. effects this mission to feed the world by examining the movie, the history of Monsanto as a
company, and looking at the response from both sides to these challenges made in the public square to
better combat and address issues brought forth.
While inspirational to some Food Inc. also experienced backlash from critics. To the observer Food
Inc. seems very one sided, but it mentions multiple times that it extended offers to be interviewed to
Smithfield, Monsanto, Perdue and Tyson companies (sanfran). These were among the named
companies represented in a negative light in the movie. Food Inc. was a production of Participant
Media and River Road Entertainment, distributed by Magnolia Pictures (PBS). According to
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Letter To Stephanie Elliot
My Dearest, Stephanie,
Twelve months ago on this day we both made a choice, in a moment which I will forever remember as
being the most influential moment in my entire life. That moment was the beginning of the
relationship which I had always wanted, with the girl I always needed. You, Stephanie Elliot, are the
girl of my dreams in every way imaginable, and I ve loved every second I ve spent with you.
I love you for your intellect. I can t remember how many times we ve debated for hours, from the US
Election, to whether or not egg and spoon racing should be considered a sport. Or how many times we
ve made witty sarcastic comments only to end in laughing at how ridiculous we both sound. Even
when one of decides to play Devil s Advocate just to get under the other persons skin, I find again and
again, that we are perfect for each other.
I love you for your kindness. On countless occasions you would admit to me that you were helping
your friends with their assignments before doing your own, and I ve come to admire that level of
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I have stood speechless at how absolutely stunning you look on so many occasions, whether it be the
classy elegancy you had in your formal dress, or the modest beauty of your superman shirt when we
go out on a date. By far, my favourite has to be waking up next to you. The feeling of having you so
close and seeing that you re as comfortable with me as I am with you is indescribable. I look forward
waking up next to you the most beautiful girl I ve ever seen every morning for the rest of my life.
Most of all, I love us. I love how much we ve connected and grown on each other. I honestly can t
believe how lucky I am to have found my soul mate by the age of seventeen. I can t believe that at
seventeen, we ve already discussed plans to travel together, a place to live, and children. I can t
believe that at seventeen, I already know that you are the woman I want to
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My Dearest, Stephanie,
Twelve months ago on this day we both made a choice, in a moment which I will forever remember as
being the most influential moment in my entire life. That moment was the beginning of the
relationship which I had always wanted, with the girl I always needed. You, Stephanie Elliot, are the
girl of my dreams in every way imaginable, and I ve loved every second I ve spent with you.
I love you for your intellect. I can t remember how many times we ve debated for hours, from the US
Election, to whether or not egg and spoon racing should be considered a sport. Or how many times we
ve made witty sarcastic comments only to end in laughing at how ridiculous we both sound. Even
when one of decides to play Devil s Advocate just to get under the other persons skin, I find again and
again, that we are perfect for each other.
I love you for your kindness. On countless occasions you would admit to me that you were helping
your friends with their assignments before doing your own, and I ve come to admire that level of
selflessness. If there was any ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have stood speechless at how absolutely stunning you look on so many occasions, whether it be the
classy elegancy you had in your formal dress, or the modest beauty of your superman shirt when we
go out on a date. By far, my favourite has to be waking up next to you. The feeling of having you so
close and seeing that you re as comfortable with me as I am with you is indescribable. I look forward
waking up next to you the most beautiful girl I ve ever seen every morning for the rest of my life.
Most of all, I love us. I love how much we ve connected and grown on each other. I honestly can t
believe how lucky I am to have found my soul mate by the age of seventeen. I can t believe that at
seventeen, we ve already discussed plans to travel together, a place to live, and children. I can t
believe that at seventeen, I already know that you are the woman I want to
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How Did Steel Change Society
Steel has done many incredible things and taken mankind further than we could have ever dreamed. It
is used in almost every metal object that we Americans use on a daily basis, and it would be almost
impossible to find one without it. Not only that, but steel is also used in many other things throughout
America that would not be possible without it. The development of steel was a revolutionary pivotal
point in the history of the United States, because it is involved in the creation of steel appliances and
objects, buildings and skyscrapers, and the railroad, which was the backbone of early America. To
know how steel impacted the world and changed society for the better, you must first know the history
of it and how it came to be. Steel is an alloy of iron mixed with primarily carbon and a small amount
of other tiny elements. It dates back to have been created almost 4000 years ago ... Show more content
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After that, steel was used more than iron, bronze, and copper, because it was cheaper to make and it
worked a lot more efficiently than any of the past metals ever did ( History ).
Andrew Carnegie, who was an American immigrant from Scotland, brought about the explosion of
steel ( Andrew Carnegie ). He was one of the key players that led way for the industrialization for
America as we know it. One could tell that steel was so important, because he became one of the
richest men to ever step foot in America back in his time, solely because of this product. Carnegie
started out as a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad and eventually worked his way up in
that corporation and became a superintendent. Carnegie s boss taught him how to invest in shares of
stocks. and he started to learn about the stock market and develop a wide variety of business interests.
He also learned the importance of networking and understood that if you wanted to get anywhere in
the steel industry, or any industry for that matter, you must
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Steel has done many incredible things and taken mankind further than we could have ever dreamed. It
is used in almost every metal object that we Americans use on a daily basis, and it would be almost
impossible to find one without it. Not only that, but steel is also used in many other things throughout
America that would not be possible without it. The development of steel was a revolutionary pivotal
point in the history of the United States, because it is involved in the creation of steel appliances and
objects, buildings and skyscrapers, and the railroad, which was the backbone of early America. To
know how steel impacted the world and changed society for the better, you must first know the history
of it and how it came to be. Steel is an alloy of iron mixed with primarily carbon and a small amount
of other tiny elements. It dates back to have been created almost 4000 years ago ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
After that, steel was used more than iron, bronze, and copper, because it was cheaper to make and it
worked a lot more efficiently than any of the past metals ever did ( History ).
Andrew Carnegie, who was an American immigrant from Scotland, brought about the explosion of
steel ( Andrew Carnegie ). He was one of the key players that led way for the industrialization for
America as we know it. One could tell that steel was so important, because he became one of the
richest men to ever step foot in America back in his time, solely because of this product. Carnegie
started out as a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad and eventually worked his way up in
that corporation and became a superintendent. Carnegie s boss taught him how to invest in shares of
stocks. and he started to learn about the stock market and develop a wide variety of business interests.
He also learned the importance of networking and understood that if you wanted to get anywhere in
the steel industry, or any industry for that matter, you must
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Lorde s Writing Style
With the alternative music scene mainly dominated by guitar wielding male artists who bear similar
sounds and tunes, it is beyond refreshing to hear the unique melodies and mysterious tones of Ella
Yelich O Connor. The New Zealand native singer songwriter, who is more recently known as Lorde
has been compared to nineties alternative bands such as Mazzy Star and Portishead (Lipshutz, Jason).
According to a Clash Music article, Lorde s songs do not rely on open letters, open legs, or twerking.
Her moments of sharp satire and sentimental brevity are what s helping her stand out among her pop
competitors like Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift (Zadeh, Jason). Worried less about the emotional
baggage of a prosperous music career, Lorde would rather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lorde s first performance in the United States was a headline show at Le Poisson Rouge in New York
City on August 6, 2013. The captivating tune intrigued radio listeners from around the world,
becoming the first song by a female solo artist to steal the number one spot on Nielsen BDS based
Alternative Chart since Tracy Bonham s Mother, Mother in 1996, five months before Lorde was even
born (Billboard Magazine). Royals went on to accomplish much more than just that. The single took
home Best Song of 2013 by MTV News. The hit song was also nominated for four GRAMMY Awards
in 2013, winning two: Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance (Grammy.com) Who would
have guessed that the biggest breakout star of 2013 would be a disarmingly regular teenager and
would set the mark for the longest lead female reign in a twenty five year history of the Billboard
Alternative Music Chart (Trust, Gary)? Despite the release of Lorde s initial album in 2013, the singer
songwriter has been fairly busy since then creating an astonishing soundtrack for The Hunger Games
movie in 2014. As for what comes next, Lorde and Little are hard at work on a second album.
Previously, Little stated that Lorde is to begin work on her LP in March, although
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
With the alternative music scene mainly dominated by guitar wielding male artists who bear similar
sounds and tunes, it is beyond refreshing to hear the unique melodies and mysterious tones of Ella
Yelich O Connor. The New Zealand native singer songwriter, who is more recently known as Lorde
has been compared to nineties alternative bands such as Mazzy Star and Portishead (Lipshutz, Jason).
According to a Clash Music article, Lorde s songs do not rely on open letters, open legs, or twerking.
Her moments of sharp satire and sentimental brevity are what s helping her stand out among her pop
competitors like Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift (Zadeh, Jason). Worried less about the emotional
baggage of a prosperous music career, Lorde would rather ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lorde s first performance in the United States was a headline show at Le Poisson Rouge in New York
City on August 6, 2013. The captivating tune intrigued radio listeners from around the world,
becoming the first song by a female solo artist to steal the number one spot on Nielsen BDS based
Alternative Chart since Tracy Bonham s Mother, Mother in 1996, five months before Lorde was even
born (Billboard Magazine). Royals went on to accomplish much more than just that. The single took
home Best Song of 2013 by MTV News. The hit song was also nominated for four GRAMMY Awards
in 2013, winning two: Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance (Grammy.com) Who would
have guessed that the biggest breakout star of 2013 would be a disarmingly regular teenager and
would set the mark for the longest lead female reign in a twenty five year history of the Billboard
Alternative Music Chart (Trust, Gary)? Despite the release of Lorde s initial album in 2013, the singer
songwriter has been fairly busy since then creating an astonishing soundtrack for The Hunger Games
movie in 2014. As for what comes next, Lorde and Little are hard at work on a second album.
Previously, Little stated that Lorde is to begin work on her LP in March, although
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lord Of The Flies Lomb Song Analysis
This song depicts how the boys felt when they first arrived at the island. They saw that there were no
adults and were excited about all the fun they were planning to have together and without parental
supervision. The song paints an island in a positive light saying that it s a paradise, just like the boy s
original fantasies.
Welcome to the Jungle Guns and Roses
This song relates to Lord of the Flies by showing how the boys slowly became more and more like
animals. In the beginning, things were great. The boys had fun, swam, and ate fruit under Ralph s
leadership. But as Jack s obsession with hunting became unmanageable and he replaced himself as the
new leader of the new tribe , the boys became more and more savage. This chaos and destructive
behavior is modeled in Welcome to the Jungle by lyrics such as welcome to the jungle, it gets worse
here everyday, Ya learn to act like an animal.
Mob song Beauty and the Beast
The mob song from the movie Beauty and the Beast is very similar to the boys ritualistic hunting
dance. They both have a leader Gaston/Jack who urge on the mob to kill the beast.
Gaston and Jack understand that fear can perpetuate a mob mentality that is easily controlled through
a form of frightened excitement and through the absence of light. That is why both Simon and Piggy
both died at the hand of the tribe. The Mob Song uses imagery of darkness and shadow, much like the
novel and both a fueled by a frenzied excitement from the mobs.
Ralph A character Sketch
One of the main characters in Lord of the Flies, Ralph is one of the oldest bigguns on the island. His
good looks and confident demeanor quickly makes him the obvious leader to the boys. Although he
lacks Piggy s apparent intelligence, Ralph is relatively logical and responsible, with sound judgment
and a firm moral scale. But, like the other boys, he can fall into the same entraping instincts that affect
the other boys, as demonstrated by his part Simon s murder.
Regardless, Ralph remains the most civilized character throughout the novel, save for Piggy. At the
end of the novel, it was somewhat tragic because Ralph finally understands that evil lives inside of all
the boys. This leaves him depressed
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This song depicts how the boys felt when they first arrived at the island. They saw that there were no
adults and were excited about all the fun they were planning to have together and without parental
supervision. The song paints an island in a positive light saying that it s a paradise, just like the boy s
original fantasies.
Welcome to the Jungle Guns and Roses
This song relates to Lord of the Flies by showing how the boys slowly became more and more like
animals. In the beginning, things were great. The boys had fun, swam, and ate fruit under Ralph s
leadership. But as Jack s obsession with hunting became unmanageable and he replaced himself as the
new leader of the new tribe , the boys became more and more savage. This chaos and destructive
behavior is modeled in Welcome to the Jungle by lyrics such as welcome to the jungle, it gets worse
here everyday, Ya learn to act like an animal.
Mob song Beauty and the Beast
The mob song from the movie Beauty and the Beast is very similar to the boys ritualistic hunting
dance. They both have a leader Gaston/Jack who urge on the mob to kill the beast.
Gaston and Jack understand that fear can perpetuate a mob mentality that is easily controlled through
a form of frightened excitement and through the absence of light. That is why both Simon and Piggy
both died at the hand of the tribe. The Mob Song uses imagery of darkness and shadow, much like the
novel and both a fueled by a frenzied excitement from the mobs.
Ralph A character Sketch
One of the main characters in Lord of the Flies, Ralph is one of the oldest bigguns on the island. His
good looks and confident demeanor quickly makes him the obvious leader to the boys. Although he
lacks Piggy s apparent intelligence, Ralph is relatively logical and responsible, with sound judgment
and a firm moral scale. But, like the other boys, he can fall into the same entraping instincts that affect
the other boys, as demonstrated by his part Simon s murder.
Regardless, Ralph remains the most civilized character throughout the novel, save for Piggy. At the
end of the novel, it was somewhat tragic because Ralph finally understands that evil lives inside of all
the boys. This leaves him depressed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Future Of Autonomous Cars
Introduction Autonomous cars are going to be a reality on people s routines in a near future when the
first units starts to being sold, however the unmanned technology is far from being a recent discovery.
Researches have been conducted on the past 90 years when the american army started to assembly
flying bombs equipped with gyroscopes and barometers as components of a navigation system. Ever
since, the unmanned technology has evolved in a tremendous way, and after the first GPS satellite
launch in 1978, vehicles can rely on a navigation systems that is reliable and has coverage all over the
globe. The air transportation system has taken advantage of this technology for navigation and air
traffic control as the demand for this kind of transport has increased and so did the number of
airplanes in the sky. The automatic pilot is enabled as every airliner reaches the cruise altitude, which
makes it a semi autonomous vehicle that relies on sensor and GPS navigation to reach it s destination.
Autonomous cars nowadays are being developed by companies such as Google, Audi, Toyota, General
Motors and others, and prototypes are now being tested and improved before the introduction on the
market. Classification Each project carried out by the Industry today has a level of automation.
Whether the pilot has control of the vehicle most of the time or the vehicle does not require a driver at
all like on the fully autonomous car being developed by Google, the level of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction Autonomous cars are going to be a reality on people s routines in a near future when the
first units starts to being sold, however the unmanned technology is far from being a recent discovery.
Researches have been conducted on the past 90 years when the american army started to assembly
flying bombs equipped with gyroscopes and barometers as components of a navigation system. Ever
since, the unmanned technology has evolved in a tremendous way, and after the first GPS satellite
launch in 1978, vehicles can rely on a navigation systems that is reliable and has coverage all over the
globe. The air transportation system has taken advantage of this technology for navigation and air
traffic control as the demand for this kind of transport has increased and so did the number of
airplanes in the sky. The automatic pilot is enabled as every airliner reaches the cruise altitude, which
makes it a semi autonomous vehicle that relies on sensor and GPS navigation to reach it s destination.
Autonomous cars nowadays are being developed by companies such as Google, Audi, Toyota, General
Motors and others, and prototypes are now being tested and improved before the introduction on the
market. Classification Each project carried out by the Industry today has a level of automation.
Whether the pilot has control of the vehicle most of the time or the vehicle does not require a driver at
all like on the fully autonomous car being developed by Google, the level of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Western Symbols Of The Stagecoach And American...
The land is bare, an empty terrain sparsely populated with grass and shrubs. The sounds of hooves and
galloping fill the air. Soon, cowboys and their horses ride into the scene towards the viewer with
triumphant music permeating the background. A cloud of dust follows their movement through the
desert like landscape. The sun beating down as the cowboys file in a straight line into a camp, two by
two, resting their guns on their thighs. The screen pans out and we are transported to a small town
where two men discussing the recent Apache attacks. They receive a message on the telegraph, only
containing one word. Cue the suspenseful music and the word is revealed to be Geronimo. Although
this is the opening of the movie Stagecoach, many popular Western films have followed similar
opening scenes containing the stereotypical desert landscape with cowboys heroically riding their
horses. Western films, such as the Stagecoach, gained national popularity, making over millions of
dollars in sales. Their popularity serves as justification for why these Western ideals affect the nation s
identity and image. Richard Slotkin described this occurrence of Western movies influencing
American characteristics as the Myth of the Frontier, with myth meaning a body of tales, fables, and
fantasies that help people make sense of their history and capture their attention. Although the classic
symbols of the Myth may be outdated, the ideals of the Wild West portrayed through the mainstream
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The land is bare, an empty terrain sparsely populated with grass and shrubs. The sounds of hooves and
galloping fill the air. Soon, cowboys and their horses ride into the scene towards the viewer with
triumphant music permeating the background. A cloud of dust follows their movement through the
desert like landscape. The sun beating down as the cowboys file in a straight line into a camp, two by
two, resting their guns on their thighs. The screen pans out and we are transported to a small town
where two men discussing the recent Apache attacks. They receive a message on the telegraph, only
containing one word. Cue the suspenseful music and the word is revealed to be Geronimo. Although
this is the opening of the movie Stagecoach, many popular Western films have followed similar
opening scenes containing the stereotypical desert landscape with cowboys heroically riding their
horses. Western films, such as the Stagecoach, gained national popularity, making over millions of
dollars in sales. Their popularity serves as justification for why these Western ideals affect the nation s
identity and image. Richard Slotkin described this occurrence of Western movies influencing
American characteristics as the Myth of the Frontier, with myth meaning a body of tales, fables, and
fantasies that help people make sense of their history and capture their attention. Although the classic
symbols of the Myth may be outdated, the ideals of the Wild West portrayed through the mainstream
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chinese Culture And Cultural Differences In Hong Kong
If I was assigned a position in Hong Kong, the first step would be to learn or improve in the native
language. English and Mandarin are considered to be the two official languages in Hong Kong,
therefore, I will be at a great advantage since business in Hong Kong is preferably conducted in
English. Still, I feel that it would be appropriate for me to be familiar with basic phrases and words in
Cantonese, which is widely spoken by residents. In business, communication is crucial and being that
I am from a different culture and country, it s obvious that misunderstandings can take place, which as
a result can make my assignment dreadful. This is why I would also make it my priority to do
extensive research on Hong Kong and Asia, to learn and understand the cultural differences and
customs that take place in Asian businesses, which can include authority, office relationships, privacy,
uniform or dress code and even the personal status of employees... For example, in Hong Kong, and
many other Asian countries, greetings are made by bowing or with a handshake. Elders and those in
high positions are usually greeted first and tend to not bow in return. Some may deem this
disrespectful, but in many Asian countries, it s the norm. On the other hand, bowing in America is
unheard of (unless the businesses involved have an Asian background) and a firm handshake is
enough. Although people tend to first shake hands with those in higher power, regardless of status or
age, everyone is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
If I was assigned a position in Hong Kong, the first step would be to learn or improve in the native
language. English and Mandarin are considered to be the two official languages in Hong Kong,
therefore, I will be at a great advantage since business in Hong Kong is preferably conducted in
English. Still, I feel that it would be appropriate for me to be familiar with basic phrases and words in
Cantonese, which is widely spoken by residents. In business, communication is crucial and being that
I am from a different culture and country, it s obvious that misunderstandings can take place, which as
a result can make my assignment dreadful. This is why I would also make it my priority to do
extensive research on Hong Kong and Asia, to learn and understand the cultural differences and
customs that take place in Asian businesses, which can include authority, office relationships, privacy,
uniform or dress code and even the personal status of employees... For example, in Hong Kong, and
many other Asian countries, greetings are made by bowing or with a handshake. Elders and those in
high positions are usually greeted first and tend to not bow in return. Some may deem this
disrespectful, but in many Asian countries, it s the norm. On the other hand, bowing in America is
unheard of (unless the businesses involved have an Asian background) and a firm handshake is
enough. Although people tend to first shake hands with those in higher power, regardless of status or
age, everyone is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Music Concert Review
Music has been around for centuries and has taken many, unique forms over the past hundreds of
years. Every culture, big or small, has their own different style of music. Music has evolved to become
a fundamental constituent of human life. I have been to many different instrumental performances, but
this was my first concert that I attended since I have been at LSU. The setting of this event was that it
was located at the Union Theatre, and it started at 7:30 pm. The Union Theatre was an amazing venue.
I walked through the front doors and into the lobby of the theatre, where a person was waiting in the
box office to take my money and give me a ticket. When I received by ticket, I was handed a program
and went inside the theatre. The theatre ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first family of instruments was the percussion section. This family caught my attention because I
used to play percussion in high school. They also caught my attention because this family emphasizes
and sets the rhythm of the piece. I really enjoyed the xylophone instrument during this concert because
the xylophone brought out the melodies in each piece. Another family of instruments that caught my
attention was the low brass section. I enjoyed this when the intense moment of a song came on
because the low brass instruments emphasized the dark moments of the intense sections of each song.
This emphasis brought out strong emotions out of me towards the songs. There were 5 guest
conductors during this concert, but each one had their unique style of conducting their songs. All five
conductors wore tuxedos with a white bowtie. When the conductor approached his podium, the band
was stomping their feet to applaud him. He approached his podium and bowed to everyone. These
conductors pointed at a certain family of instruments during a part of a song to emphasize those
instruments to play louder, or softer. The conductors also raised their hands when they wanted the
band to perform a louder dynamic change, or lower their hands when they wanted the band to perform
a quitter dynamic change. I was really impressed about how the band had a lot of respect for the
conductor. The band followed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Music has been around for centuries and has taken many, unique forms over the past hundreds of
years. Every culture, big or small, has their own different style of music. Music has evolved to become
a fundamental constituent of human life. I have been to many different instrumental performances, but
this was my first concert that I attended since I have been at LSU. The setting of this event was that it
was located at the Union Theatre, and it started at 7:30 pm. The Union Theatre was an amazing venue.
I walked through the front doors and into the lobby of the theatre, where a person was waiting in the
box office to take my money and give me a ticket. When I received by ticket, I was handed a program
and went inside the theatre. The theatre ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first family of instruments was the percussion section. This family caught my attention because I
used to play percussion in high school. They also caught my attention because this family emphasizes
and sets the rhythm of the piece. I really enjoyed the xylophone instrument during this concert because
the xylophone brought out the melodies in each piece. Another family of instruments that caught my
attention was the low brass section. I enjoyed this when the intense moment of a song came on
because the low brass instruments emphasized the dark moments of the intense sections of each song.
This emphasis brought out strong emotions out of me towards the songs. There were 5 guest
conductors during this concert, but each one had their unique style of conducting their songs. All five
conductors wore tuxedos with a white bowtie. When the conductor approached his podium, the band
was stomping their feet to applaud him. He approached his podium and bowed to everyone. These
conductors pointed at a certain family of instruments during a part of a song to emphasize those
instruments to play louder, or softer. The conductors also raised their hands when they wanted the
band to perform a louder dynamic change, or lower their hands when they wanted the band to perform
a quitter dynamic change. I was really impressed about how the band had a lot of respect for the
conductor. The band followed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tyler Perry Temptation Essay
Tyler Perry s Temptation: Confessions of a marriage consular was released March 29th , 2013 directed
by Tyler Perry himself. Lionsgate studios produced the theoretical poster. Often in Tyler Perry movies
the man is almost always doing something wrong, and are portrayed in a very negative light. This
movie, however, is a little different because the woman is the in the wrong. This is why I believe this
poster is effective for its attended audience. The audience can tell a lot just by looking at the images
and the actors name on the poster. Tyler Perry Temptation brought in a total of over 51 million dollars
(IMDB). It made 22.3 million in opening weekend (huffington post). Out of all the other movies, he
has created this one is ranked in the top ten. Also, this poster comes from Tyler Perry Studios, and
most Tyler Perry movies are adapted from one of his original plays. This film is adapted from a play
called the marriage consular. The audience can expect some of the same things from the stage ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, he has a mostly female audience. The audience for this movie is mainly for black women
who have some Christin values. In the article does tyler perry have a problem with black men by the
grio is explains how tyler perry might not have a wide male audience because of how he portrays them
They are all too often portrayed as drug dealers with a taste for blood, womanizers with no heart,
abusive with no chance for redemption . These chartizes are simply stereotypes, but he capitalizes on
this because the black women can identify with that and say I know a man like that. Tyler does not
have much of a white audience either, and Tyler knows this he believes it is because his movies are
not in theaters in predominantly white neighborhoods. he even takes it to far as to say he is being
sabotage by Hollywood (Sandra rose). This shows that this movie will not bring in a diverse
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tyler Perry s Temptation: Confessions of a marriage consular was released March 29th , 2013 directed
by Tyler Perry himself. Lionsgate studios produced the theoretical poster. Often in Tyler Perry movies
the man is almost always doing something wrong, and are portrayed in a very negative light. This
movie, however, is a little different because the woman is the in the wrong. This is why I believe this
poster is effective for its attended audience. The audience can tell a lot just by looking at the images
and the actors name on the poster. Tyler Perry Temptation brought in a total of over 51 million dollars
(IMDB). It made 22.3 million in opening weekend (huffington post). Out of all the other movies, he
has created this one is ranked in the top ten. Also, this poster comes from Tyler Perry Studios, and
most Tyler Perry movies are adapted from one of his original plays. This film is adapted from a play
called the marriage consular. The audience can expect some of the same things from the stage ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, he has a mostly female audience. The audience for this movie is mainly for black women
who have some Christin values. In the article does tyler perry have a problem with black men by the
grio is explains how tyler perry might not have a wide male audience because of how he portrays them
They are all too often portrayed as drug dealers with a taste for blood, womanizers with no heart,
abusive with no chance for redemption . These chartizes are simply stereotypes, but he capitalizes on
this because the black women can identify with that and say I know a man like that. Tyler does not
have much of a white audience either, and Tyler knows this he believes it is because his movies are
not in theaters in predominantly white neighborhoods. he even takes it to far as to say he is being
sabotage by Hollywood (Sandra rose). This shows that this movie will not bring in a diverse
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Shackleton s External Environment
Context (Internal and External Environment): It is said in the Dubrin textbook that in order to be an
effective leader, he/she needs to be able to have multicultural skills and adaptability (DuBrin, A. J.,
2014). One of the examples of Shackleton possessing internal and external influences. The external
environment of the cold and wind made it difficult for the crew members to find any sort of happiness
or entertainment. Shackleton was able to find the teams internal hobbies and passions and planned
football, soccer and dogsled activities while they waited for the ice to melt. Even in the midst of the
cold and wind, Shackleton was able to find ways to have fun and keep the crew members pre occupied
for a while when everything seemed to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Context (Internal and External Environment): It is said in the Dubrin textbook that in order to be an
effective leader, he/she needs to be able to have multicultural skills and adaptability (DuBrin, A. J.,
2014). One of the examples of Shackleton possessing internal and external influences. The external
environment of the cold and wind made it difficult for the crew members to find any sort of happiness
or entertainment. Shackleton was able to find the teams internal hobbies and passions and planned
football, soccer and dogsled activities while they waited for the ice to melt. Even in the midst of the
cold and wind, Shackleton was able to find ways to have fun and keep the crew members pre occupied
for a while when everything seemed to be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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