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Essay About Healthy Food
Crafting an essay on the subject of healthy food might initially seem like a straightforward task,
given the ubiquity of information on the topic. However, delving into the intricacies of this
subject can present its own set of challenges. One must navigate through a vast sea of nutritional
information, scientific studies, and dietary guidelines to distill the most relevant and compelling
points.
The difficulty arises not only in presenting the fundamental principles of healthy eating but also
in striking a balance between informative content and engaging prose. It's crucial to avoid the
pitfall of creating a mundane, list-like essay and instead weave a narrative that captivates the
reader's attention while delivering substantial information.
Moreover, the challenge extends to addressing the diverse aspects of healthy food, including its
impact on physical well-being, mental health, and overall lifestyle. The essay must seamlessly
incorporate scientific data, personal anecdotes, and societal perspectives to provide a
comprehensive view.
As the writer, you find yourself constantly juggling between scientific accuracy and accessibility,
ensuring that the information is both reliable and understandable for a broad audience. Proper
citation and attribution become paramount, adding another layer of complexity to the writing
process.
In conclusion, while the topic of healthy food may seem straightforward at first glance, the
process of creating a compelling essay on this subject demands a delicate balance of information,
engagement, and clarity. It necessitates navigating through a labyrinth of data, ensuring
accuracy, and presenting it in a way that resonates with the reader. Crafting such an essay
requires not just writing skills, but a nuanced understanding of nutrition, health, and effective
communication.
For those who find themselves grappling with such complexities or time constraints, it's worth
considering that similar essays and a plethora of other academic writing services are available on
HelpWriting.net . Professional assistance can be a valuable resource in ensuring that your essay
on healthy food, or any other topic, meets the highest standards of quality and effectively
communicates your ideas.
Essay About Healthy FoodEssay About Healthy Food
Crafting an essay on the subject of healthy food might initially seem like a straightforward task,
given the ubiquity of information on the topic. However, delving into the intricacies of this
subject can present its own set of challenges. One must navigate through a vast sea of nutritional
information, scientific studies, and dietary guidelines to distill the most relevant and compelling
points.
The difficulty arises not only in presenting the fundamental principles of healthy eating but also
in striking a balance between informative content and engaging prose. It's crucial to avoid the
pitfall of creating a mundane, list-like essay and instead weave a narrative that captivates the
reader's attention while delivering substantial information.
Moreover, the challenge extends to addressing the diverse aspects of healthy food, including its
impact on physical well-being, mental health, and overall lifestyle. The essay must seamlessly
incorporate scientific data, personal anecdotes, and societal perspectives to provide a
comprehensive view.
As the writer, you find yourself constantly juggling between scientific accuracy and accessibility,
ensuring that the information is both reliable and understandable for a broad audience. Proper
citation and attribution become paramount, adding another layer of complexity to the writing
process.
In conclusion, while the topic of healthy food may seem straightforward at first glance, the
process of creating a compelling essay on this subject demands a delicate balance of information,
engagement, and clarity. It necessitates navigating through a labyrinth of data, ensuring
accuracy, and presenting it in a way that resonates with the reader. Crafting such an essay
requires not just writing skills, but a nuanced understanding of nutrition, health, and effective
communication.
For those who find themselves grappling with such complexities or time constraints, it's worth
considering that similar essays and a plethora of other academic writing services are available on
HelpWriting.net . Professional assistance can be a valuable resource in ensuring that your essay
on healthy food, or any other topic, meets the highest standards of quality and effectively
communicates your ideas.
Essay About Healthy FoodEssay About Healthy Food
Criminal Court Reflection
Arguably, the criminal court is the most important aspect of the criminal justice
system. After all, [t]he criminal court is the setting in which many of the most
important decisions in the criminal justice system are made. Eyewitness
identification, bail, trial, plea negotiations, and sentencing all involve court decisions
(Siegel Worrall, 2016, p. 156). Naturally, I decided to experience the criminal court
in all its glory, as the court is such a focal point for the decisions in the criminal justice
system. I went to the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida to observe [criminal
trials, juryselection, arraignments, and pleanegotiations...], specifically to the
Criminal Courthouse Annex across from the Edgecomb Courthouse. This court was a
court of general jurisdiction, which means that it was a state court that had
jurisdiction over cases that involved felonies or serious civil issues that dealt with a
dollar amount exceeding that set by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The judge or clerk would look up someone s name from a computerized database
instead of using just the docket alone. There were cameras, countless Dell desktops,
microphones, recording devices that were used to record and videotape testimonies,
statements, and hearings in general. Basically, what Siegel and Worrall s book
presented as the use of technology in court management was the same as what I
observed that day. By using this technology, judicial staff could retrieve and organize
data quickly and in an efficiently. Like the book notes, I observed the ease in which
technology made case monitoring, indexing, and scheduling more efficient, case
history maintenance and reporting occur quicker, and document preparation took
less time. The use of technology also made searching for the counsel on a case or a
particular juror s name a much simpler
Arguably, the criminal court is the most important aspect of the criminal justice
system. After all, [t]he criminal court is the setting in which many of the most
important decisions in the criminal justice system are made. Eyewitness
identification, bail, trial, plea negotiations, and sentencing all involve court decisions
(Siegel Worrall, 2016, p. 156). Naturally, I decided to experience the criminal court
in all its glory, as the court is such a focal point for the decisions in the criminal justice
system. I went to the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida to observe [criminal
trials, juryselection, arraignments, and pleanegotiations...], specifically to the
Criminal Courthouse Annex across from the Edgecomb Courthouse. This court was a
court of general jurisdiction, which means that it was a state court that had
jurisdiction over cases that involved felonies or serious civil issues that dealt with a
dollar amount exceeding that set by... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The judge or clerk would look up someone s name from a computerized database
instead of using just the docket alone. There were cameras, countless Dell desktops,
microphones, recording devices that were used to record and videotape testimonies,
statements, and hearings in general. Basically, what Siegel and Worrall s book
presented as the use of technology in court management was the same as what I
observed that day. By using this technology, judicial staff could retrieve and organize
data quickly and in an efficiently. Like the book notes, I observed the ease in which
technology made case monitoring, indexing, and scheduling more efficient, case
history maintenance and reporting occur quicker, and document preparation took
less time. The use of technology also made searching for the counsel on a case or a
particular juror s name a much simpler
What Does Writing Mean To Me
Reading and writing, what does it mean to me? I for one thinks that it gives me a
chance to learn new things every day. Growing up I have always been interested in
reading Shakespeare because it makes me feel like I am back in that time. Having
that feeling made me understand how their life was and how the way they spoke
back then. The books by Shakespeare and J.K. Rowling helped me be inspired to
write the way I do. These authors show me that I have many different opportunities
to write different ways each time. My grandma showed me many books to read for
fun. She had always, and still does, share the many different genres of books. When
she got me wanting to read all the time, it provided me with a chance to improve the
way I read. I had... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order for the group of friends to stay connected they had decided to write letters
to send with the pants. The character Cameron showed me that even with a tough
life books and being able to write are always there for you when you need them.
Another book that reminds me of many things about life, reading, and writing is
How to Read Literature Like a Professor. Thanks to my senior year English teacher
for assigning this book to be a part of my curriculum. This book had taught me the
basics to annotating and how to improve my writing. In the book there is a quote
that I enjoy reading; Beginning readers can find the novel mystifying, irritating, and
highly peculiar (Foster, Ch. 1, Pg. 3). I had continuously thought that when you start
new books you are not always sure it is what you want to read. Subjects can upset,
make you made, even frighten you. However, that doesn t mean that you should be
reluctant to reading a new book or even writing a new
Reading and writing, what does it mean to me? I for one thinks that it gives me a
chance to learn new things every day. Growing up I have always been interested in
reading Shakespeare because it makes me feel like I am back in that time. Having
that feeling made me understand how their life was and how the way they spoke
back then. The books by Shakespeare and J.K. Rowling helped me be inspired to
write the way I do. These authors show me that I have many different opportunities
to write different ways each time. My grandma showed me many books to read for
fun. She had always, and still does, share the many different genres of books. When
she got me wanting to read all the time, it provided me with a chance to improve the
way I read. I had... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order for the group of friends to stay connected they had decided to write letters
to send with the pants. The character Cameron showed me that even with a tough
life books and being able to write are always there for you when you need them.
Another book that reminds me of many things about life, reading, and writing is
How to Read Literature Like a Professor. Thanks to my senior year English teacher
for assigning this book to be a part of my curriculum. This book had taught me the
basics to annotating and how to improve my writing. In the book there is a quote
that I enjoy reading; Beginning readers can find the novel mystifying, irritating, and
highly peculiar (Foster, Ch. 1, Pg. 3). I had continuously thought that when you start
new books you are not always sure it is what you want to read. Subjects can upset,
make you made, even frighten you. However, that doesn t mean that you should be
reluctant to reading a new book or even writing a new
Comparison Between Art And Food
Compare and Contrast: Art to Food The boundaries of art and food are being
pushed each day. As boundaries are pushed, the line between food and art becomes
smaller, almost non existent. Existence is a construct made by man, just as the
creations of food and art. In the twenty first century, nothing is positive and
everything is arbitrary. People are less worried with how everything looks, but
more concerned with the emotional impact they receive. Art is food and food is art.
Webster s dictionary defines art as the conscious use of skill and creative
imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects . In actuality, anything
can be considered art when an artistic mind is perceiving it. Like all sectors of
culture, art has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ancient Roman wedding ceremonies were finalized by breaking a cake of wheat
or barley (mustaceum) over the bride s head as a symbol of good fortune. The
newly married couple then ate a few crumbs in a custom known as confarreatio
eating together. Afterwards, the wedding guests gathered up the crumbs as tokens
of good luck. (Gastronomica). The human race has come a long way from breaking
dry cake over the bride s head. In modern times, cakes have become an extravagant
focal point at every wedding, having their own trends that come and pass with each
year. Cake culture is at an all time high in the twenty first century and with this
popularity comes a demand for more unique cakes. To fill this demand, cake
decorators pull inspiration from various movements, including art deco. Over seventy
years after the conclusion of the art deco movement, cake decorators all over the
world are pulling inspiration from it to elevate the design of their products.
Traditional cakes consist of flowing, symmetrical lines and borders. Traditional
cake design is the simplest to execute. This design is not quite elegant and not
quite casual, giving it a functional purpose for consumers on a budget. Past this tier
of cake decorating brings on the realm of wedding cakes or specialty cakes. With
this new level of work, cake decorators execute more complicated designs for a
higher payout. One such design is inspired by art deco, shown in the photo above.
Compare and Contrast: Art to Food The boundaries of art and food are being
pushed each day. As boundaries are pushed, the line between food and art becomes
smaller, almost non existent. Existence is a construct made by man, just as the
creations of food and art. In the twenty first century, nothing is positive and
everything is arbitrary. People are less worried with how everything looks, but
more concerned with the emotional impact they receive. Art is food and food is art.
Webster s dictionary defines art as the conscious use of skill and creative
imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects . In actuality, anything
can be considered art when an artistic mind is perceiving it. Like all sectors of
culture, art has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ancient Roman wedding ceremonies were finalized by breaking a cake of wheat
or barley (mustaceum) over the bride s head as a symbol of good fortune. The
newly married couple then ate a few crumbs in a custom known as confarreatio
eating together. Afterwards, the wedding guests gathered up the crumbs as tokens
of good luck. (Gastronomica). The human race has come a long way from breaking
dry cake over the bride s head. In modern times, cakes have become an extravagant
focal point at every wedding, having their own trends that come and pass with each
year. Cake culture is at an all time high in the twenty first century and with this
popularity comes a demand for more unique cakes. To fill this demand, cake
decorators pull inspiration from various movements, including art deco. Over seventy
years after the conclusion of the art deco movement, cake decorators all over the
world are pulling inspiration from it to elevate the design of their products.
Traditional cakes consist of flowing, symmetrical lines and borders. Traditional
cake design is the simplest to execute. This design is not quite elegant and not
quite casual, giving it a functional purpose for consumers on a budget. Past this tier
of cake decorating brings on the realm of wedding cakes or specialty cakes. With
this new level of work, cake decorators execute more complicated designs for a
higher payout. One such design is inspired by art deco, shown in the photo above.
Grief In Hamlet Essay
Hamlet is undeniably an epic among all plays. Shakespeare s command of storytelling
and the meticulously sculpted layers of the play add to the sheer grandeur of the life
of Hamlet and the multitude of forces acting against him. The complex dialogue, the
magnificent story arches, and the archetypal themes are all essential to the
understanding and enjoyment of Hamlet, but there is one particular subject matter that
The Bard placed at the center of all the conflict and emotionof the play: grief. The
Prince of Denmark s burdened life after his father s death is completely coerced by
the tearing force of grief throughout his mental and emotional state of being. His
purpose, his insanity, and ultimately his downfall stemmed from this encumbrance....
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appears a second time during Hamlet s argument with his mother (Act III Scene
IV). Hamlet is particularly tense in this scene, and the coalesced emotions of
sadness and anger cause him to be pushed over the edge emotionally. While the
Ghost of his father appears blatantly in his vision, Queen Gertrude does not see the
phantom. Up until this moment in the play, Hamlet s insanity was a mask he wore
to distract his opponents. As Queen Gertrude bluntly remarks in this scene, Alas,
he s mad (Shakespeare 3.4. 121), it does seem that Hamlet has truly succumbed to
weight of grief. This apparition (or hallucination as the more skeptical approach)
is caused by Hamlet s grief ridden mind not being able to empty its oversaturated
walls. This is not only a literary plot device, Shakespeare must have been
prematurely aware of the real life grief hallucinations as Vaughan Bell calls them.
Grief hallucinations are a normal reaction to bereavement but are rarely discussed,
because people fear they might be considered insane or mentally destabilised by their
loss (Bell). This brings to question Hamlet s sanity even before he snaps . Is the first
appearance of the Ghost even real? Or is it some kind of folie Г deux with other
watchmen present? There is some uncertainty about this concept, but the second
appearance of the Ghost holds much more veracity to this claim. Psychologically,
Hamlet cannot contain the misery he is
Hamlet is undeniably an epic among all plays. Shakespeare s command of storytelling
and the meticulously sculpted layers of the play add to the sheer grandeur of the life
of Hamlet and the multitude of forces acting against him. The complex dialogue, the
magnificent story arches, and the archetypal themes are all essential to the
understanding and enjoyment of Hamlet, but there is one particular subject matter that
The Bard placed at the center of all the conflict and emotionof the play: grief. The
Prince of Denmark s burdened life after his father s death is completely coerced by
the tearing force of grief throughout his mental and emotional state of being. His
purpose, his insanity, and ultimately his downfall stemmed from this encumbrance....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
appears a second time during Hamlet s argument with his mother (Act III Scene
IV). Hamlet is particularly tense in this scene, and the coalesced emotions of
sadness and anger cause him to be pushed over the edge emotionally. While the
Ghost of his father appears blatantly in his vision, Queen Gertrude does not see the
phantom. Up until this moment in the play, Hamlet s insanity was a mask he wore
to distract his opponents. As Queen Gertrude bluntly remarks in this scene, Alas,
he s mad (Shakespeare 3.4. 121), it does seem that Hamlet has truly succumbed to
weight of grief. This apparition (or hallucination as the more skeptical approach)
is caused by Hamlet s grief ridden mind not being able to empty its oversaturated
walls. This is not only a literary plot device, Shakespeare must have been
prematurely aware of the real life grief hallucinations as Vaughan Bell calls them.
Grief hallucinations are a normal reaction to bereavement but are rarely discussed,
because people fear they might be considered insane or mentally destabilised by their
loss (Bell). This brings to question Hamlet s sanity even before he snaps . Is the first
appearance of the Ghost even real? Or is it some kind of folie Г deux with other
watchmen present? There is some uncertainty about this concept, but the second
appearance of the Ghost holds much more veracity to this claim. Psychologically,
Hamlet cannot contain the misery he is
Essay on Reader Response to The Silmarillion by J.R.R....
Position Paper: Reader response
I read a book the other day. It was a wonderful book called The Silmarillion by
J.R.R. Tolkien. I really enjoyed it; it gives the background information on the
creation of Middle Earth. In it, Tolkien tells us of IllГ єvatar, EГ¤, the Valar and the
birth of Elves, Dwarves and Men. But, you know, I don t think it has anything at all
to do with Elves, Dwarves, Men and some god named IllГ єvatar. I think Tolkien
really wanted to write a Biblical allegory and a critique on ridiculous human nature
really is. IllГ єvatar is a substitution for God, the Valar substitute the Angels and the
three god made races are representative of human races. I think he didn t use more
races because that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now this letter is included in a book titled, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, on pages
143 161. More importantly, it is in the preface to The Silmarillion, pages xi xxiv.
In short, my taking the view that this novel is a Biblical allegory completely
undermines what the author had in mind when he wrote The Silmarillion and even
The Lord of the Rings. Technically, I can still take this view because Reader
response criticism allows me too. I don t have to worry about what the author
wanted, and maybe that is why the opinion that The Silmarillion is a biblical
allegory is a widely shared opinion.
One of the advantages to reader response is that the reader can read a novel the
way they desire. It beats adhering to Marxist, Psychoanalytical or Feminist
criticism. It gives more of a chance for the reader to be creative, and it gives a
reader the chance to do the right thing, and maybe research the author a little bit.
On the negative side, it gives the reader the chance to say, this is what it means,
because I said so or it s my opinion, and you can t change it . I think that that is the
major draw back to this school of criticism. A person can read anything into anything
and if they are not a responsible critic, well then, anything s possible as long as you
can prove it.
Position Paper: Reader response
I read a book the other day. It was a wonderful book called The Silmarillion by
J.R.R. Tolkien. I really enjoyed it; it gives the background information on the
creation of Middle Earth. In it, Tolkien tells us of IllГ єvatar, EГ¤, the Valar and the
birth of Elves, Dwarves and Men. But, you know, I don t think it has anything at all
to do with Elves, Dwarves, Men and some god named IllГ єvatar. I think Tolkien
really wanted to write a Biblical allegory and a critique on ridiculous human nature
really is. IllГ єvatar is a substitution for God, the Valar substitute the Angels and the
three god made races are representative of human races. I think he didn t use more
races because that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now this letter is included in a book titled, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, on pages
143 161. More importantly, it is in the preface to The Silmarillion, pages xi xxiv.
In short, my taking the view that this novel is a Biblical allegory completely
undermines what the author had in mind when he wrote The Silmarillion and even
The Lord of the Rings. Technically, I can still take this view because Reader
response criticism allows me too. I don t have to worry about what the author
wanted, and maybe that is why the opinion that The Silmarillion is a biblical
allegory is a widely shared opinion.
One of the advantages to reader response is that the reader can read a novel the
way they desire. It beats adhering to Marxist, Psychoanalytical or Feminist
criticism. It gives more of a chance for the reader to be creative, and it gives a
reader the chance to do the right thing, and maybe research the author a little bit.
On the negative side, it gives the reader the chance to say, this is what it means,
because I said so or it s my opinion, and you can t change it . I think that that is the
major draw back to this school of criticism. A person can read anything into anything
and if they are not a responsible critic, well then, anything s possible as long as you
can prove it.
Case Study Of Toyota Prius
1.What are the problems in this case? The problem in this case is weather are not it
is the correct decision to accelerate the launch of the Toyota Prius a car built with
the new hybrid technology. The TMC (Toyota Motor Company) identified an
untapped market in the US in the 1970 s when they saw there was a demand for a
small fuel efficient car due to the raising gas prices. This was a market the Big
Three were not equipped to meet. Toyota and other Japanese car manufactures were
able to take advantage of this market need and obtain top positions in this market.
They were able to survive and succeed in this market by offering more reliable cars
than the Big Three and operating efficient plants to control costs. By the 90 s there
was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The product that Toyota was introducing to the consumer was not ground breaking
and did not set itself apart from any other product on the market, not only did it not
set itself apart it was producing vehicles that closely resembled the competition.
Toyota was losing their competitive edge of reliability because other companies
were able to replicate their efficient production and reliability and have the same
success they Toyota previously held. The customer base for Toyota was not
growing and more of a following due to loyalty to their past performance. The
company had also lost its innovative edge and with this was losing its market share.
I see due to Toyota s lack of initiative by not moving more manufacturing to the US
and innovation as an opportunity to enter the small car market that was previously
dominated by the Japanese manufactures. With all this said Toyota still had a great
reputation for producing a very reliable product, with this reputation Toyota could be
one change away from becoming a major player
1.What are the problems in this case? The problem in this case is weather are not it
is the correct decision to accelerate the launch of the Toyota Prius a car built with
the new hybrid technology. The TMC (Toyota Motor Company) identified an
untapped market in the US in the 1970 s when they saw there was a demand for a
small fuel efficient car due to the raising gas prices. This was a market the Big
Three were not equipped to meet. Toyota and other Japanese car manufactures were
able to take advantage of this market need and obtain top positions in this market.
They were able to survive and succeed in this market by offering more reliable cars
than the Big Three and operating efficient plants to control costs. By the 90 s there
was... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The product that Toyota was introducing to the consumer was not ground breaking
and did not set itself apart from any other product on the market, not only did it not
set itself apart it was producing vehicles that closely resembled the competition.
Toyota was losing their competitive edge of reliability because other companies
were able to replicate their efficient production and reliability and have the same
success they Toyota previously held. The customer base for Toyota was not
growing and more of a following due to loyalty to their past performance. The
company had also lost its innovative edge and with this was losing its market share.
I see due to Toyota s lack of initiative by not moving more manufacturing to the US
and innovation as an opportunity to enter the small car market that was previously
dominated by the Japanese manufactures. With all this said Toyota still had a great
reputation for producing a very reliable product, with this reputation Toyota could be
one change away from becoming a major player
Persuasive Speech On Video Games
Attention material: Do you like to play video games and be able to play them in
school? Central idea: Video games are beneficial for students in the classroom and
home. Using video games in schools or higher institutions can help build teamwork,
foster decisions, critical and strategic skills useful in schools, work and life.
Credibility: Who remembers Super Mario brothers? According to Guinness Record,
Super Mario Bros is Nintendo s best selling game. My experience with video games
growing up is that I remember playing Super Mario and Tetris with my cousins.
Every time I played, I felt an adrenaline rush due to the excitement, so, I became
competitive, and was always looking for a challenge. We would stay up late
whenever we get can our gaming in, while our parents were asleep. I even fought
with my cousins for hogging up the controllers, but in the long run, I learned to be
patient and strategize against other players such as my cousins.
Preview: Today, I will discuss why video games should be part of a class curriculum,
and how it benefits students struggling academically.
Transition to Body: There are many students struggling in schools, but without an
engaging and fun outlet that promotes learning, these students eventually stop going
to class or end up failing. This poses a problem with the future of learning.
Body
There is a lack of student motivation, and lack of attendance in schools. How can we
spice up the school curriculum? How can struggling students do better? There are
options for students who have not responded well to traditional methods.
A.There are many factors that contribute to lack of motivation.
The lack of funds, supplies, resources can deplete motivation for a student in the
classroom.
Lack of information such as students learning styles poses challenges for teachers to
engage students.
All students have a different learning style and can benefit from hands on or real life
activities in the classroom.
Clear goals allow students to engage more and feel motivated to participate and do
better in school. Transition to Second Main Point: Video games can be used as a
tool in schools, to help build teamwork, social skills, and critical thinking skills.
II. Studies
Attention material: Do you like to play video games and be able to play them in
school? Central idea: Video games are beneficial for students in the classroom and
home. Using video games in schools or higher institutions can help build teamwork,
foster decisions, critical and strategic skills useful in schools, work and life.
Credibility: Who remembers Super Mario brothers? According to Guinness Record,
Super Mario Bros is Nintendo s best selling game. My experience with video games
growing up is that I remember playing Super Mario and Tetris with my cousins.
Every time I played, I felt an adrenaline rush due to the excitement, so, I became
competitive, and was always looking for a challenge. We would stay up late
whenever we get can our gaming in, while our parents were asleep. I even fought
with my cousins for hogging up the controllers, but in the long run, I learned to be
patient and strategize against other players such as my cousins.
Preview: Today, I will discuss why video games should be part of a class curriculum,
and how it benefits students struggling academically.
Transition to Body: There are many students struggling in schools, but without an
engaging and fun outlet that promotes learning, these students eventually stop going
to class or end up failing. This poses a problem with the future of learning.
Body
There is a lack of student motivation, and lack of attendance in schools. How can we
spice up the school curriculum? How can struggling students do better? There are
options for students who have not responded well to traditional methods.
A.There are many factors that contribute to lack of motivation.
The lack of funds, supplies, resources can deplete motivation for a student in the
classroom.
Lack of information such as students learning styles poses challenges for teachers to
engage students.
All students have a different learning style and can benefit from hands on or real life
activities in the classroom.
Clear goals allow students to engage more and feel motivated to participate and do
better in school. Transition to Second Main Point: Video games can be used as a
tool in schools, to help build teamwork, social skills, and critical thinking skills.
II. Studies
Group Performance Analysis Essay
During our recent group presentations, we covered negotiation, building teams,
working in groups, managing conflict, effective meetings, facilitating team success,
managing decisions and solving problems creatively (De Janasz, Wood, Gottschalk,
Dowd, Schneider. 2006, pg 196 314). Our team was given working in teams for
success as a presentation topic. I believe we not only clarified the topic but managed
to use the content to our own benefit and produce a successful presentation. This
essay highlights our ability to work co operatively in a team, initiate a successful
presentation, and reveal what we can do next time to improve our work techniques.
Negotiation is the process of two individuals or groups reaching a joint agreement ...
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Mcalister Kizzier). Breaking down the work load was an extremely effective
technique and I would not hesitate to use this technique during during future
evaluations.
In 1996 Jim Oliver described negotiation as negotiators jointly searching a
multidimensional space and then agreeing to a single point in the space (Oliver, Jim
R, 31 July, 1996). We were to meet at a specific place and time, with some home
research relevant to the task ahead. When it came to the meeting, one person was half
an hour late, with no material, two more members with no material, two with relevant
material, and one of the members with no written material but a slide show base
created to fill with the relevant information. Groups require open communication,
mutual supportiveness, effective conflict management, discussion of strategy, and the
appropriate weighing of individual inputs into group decisions (Barron s
Answers.com, 2008). From then on we had to re assess and communicate who was
doing what work load, and make sure that each individual pulled their weight.
Despite the lack of input from some members the meeting did not fail. The process
of team building includes, (a) clarifying the goal, and building ownership across the
team and (b)identifying the inhibitors to teamwork and removing or overcoming
them ( Pages 1307 1325). Our meeting established team building as we clearly had
two leaders, two thinkers, and two followers, we
During our recent group presentations, we covered negotiation, building teams,
working in groups, managing conflict, effective meetings, facilitating team success,
managing decisions and solving problems creatively (De Janasz, Wood, Gottschalk,
Dowd, Schneider. 2006, pg 196 314). Our team was given working in teams for
success as a presentation topic. I believe we not only clarified the topic but managed
to use the content to our own benefit and produce a successful presentation. This
essay highlights our ability to work co operatively in a team, initiate a successful
presentation, and reveal what we can do next time to improve our work techniques.
Negotiation is the process of two individuals or groups reaching a joint agreement ...
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Mcalister Kizzier). Breaking down the work load was an extremely effective
technique and I would not hesitate to use this technique during during future
evaluations.
In 1996 Jim Oliver described negotiation as negotiators jointly searching a
multidimensional space and then agreeing to a single point in the space (Oliver, Jim
R, 31 July, 1996). We were to meet at a specific place and time, with some home
research relevant to the task ahead. When it came to the meeting, one person was half
an hour late, with no material, two more members with no material, two with relevant
material, and one of the members with no written material but a slide show base
created to fill with the relevant information. Groups require open communication,
mutual supportiveness, effective conflict management, discussion of strategy, and the
appropriate weighing of individual inputs into group decisions (Barron s
Answers.com, 2008). From then on we had to re assess and communicate who was
doing what work load, and make sure that each individual pulled their weight.
Despite the lack of input from some members the meeting did not fail. The process
of team building includes, (a) clarifying the goal, and building ownership across the
team and (b)identifying the inhibitors to teamwork and removing or overcoming
them ( Pages 1307 1325). Our meeting established team building as we clearly had
two leaders, two thinkers, and two followers, we
How Winds Hit The Ocean s Surface
The Winds creates energy and when it hit the ocean s surface it creates friction and
pressure, this causes waves. And when the wind gets stronger the ocean surface goes
from being flat to bigger grades of roughness, this creates waves. Then the waves
continue to build to get to their maximum size; and the size depends on three factors:
windspeed, wind duration, and the how large of ocean area the wind covers, this is
called the fetch. When ocean waves are as big as they can get because of wind speed
and size of fetch, the sea surface area this is called a fully developed wave. The sea
surface can be calculated by the large wave height and uses the average height of the
highest one third of the waves.
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Then you need to find the day and time on the chart, the days and dates will be at
the top of the table. Then you will find 2 sets of numbers below the day and date
table. The top group of numbers is when the sun rises and the bottom set is for
when the moon rises. The times are based on the 24 hour clock. Under the times is
a graph with a wave pattern that includes highs and lows. This will tell you the
times of high and low tides. The numbers at the left and right of the graph start at 1
and go up to +3. The negative numbers are in red and the positive are in blue. These
numbers will tell you how many feet the ocean tides will be either high or low.
How Tides are created: http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth
/oceanography/tide table1.htm
The Moon and the Sun and the rotation of the Earth create the Tides. The alignment
of the moon and the sun creates the times and height of the tides. The shore also has
an effect on the high and low tides because of their shape.
The tidal bulge is the elongation of the Earth and is caused by the difference between
the gravitational forces on the side that is closest to the
The Winds creates energy and when it hit the ocean s surface it creates friction and
pressure, this causes waves. And when the wind gets stronger the ocean surface goes
from being flat to bigger grades of roughness, this creates waves. Then the waves
continue to build to get to their maximum size; and the size depends on three factors:
windspeed, wind duration, and the how large of ocean area the wind covers, this is
called the fetch. When ocean waves are as big as they can get because of wind speed
and size of fetch, the sea surface area this is called a fully developed wave. The sea
surface can be calculated by the large wave height and uses the average height of the
highest one third of the waves.
There are different reasons why the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then you need to find the day and time on the chart, the days and dates will be at
the top of the table. Then you will find 2 sets of numbers below the day and date
table. The top group of numbers is when the sun rises and the bottom set is for
when the moon rises. The times are based on the 24 hour clock. Under the times is
a graph with a wave pattern that includes highs and lows. This will tell you the
times of high and low tides. The numbers at the left and right of the graph start at 1
and go up to +3. The negative numbers are in red and the positive are in blue. These
numbers will tell you how many feet the ocean tides will be either high or low.
How Tides are created: http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth
/oceanography/tide table1.htm
The Moon and the Sun and the rotation of the Earth create the Tides. The alignment
of the moon and the sun creates the times and height of the tides. The shore also has
an effect on the high and low tides because of their shape.
The tidal bulge is the elongation of the Earth and is caused by the difference between
the gravitational forces on the side that is closest to the
Single Ladies Beyonce Analysis
BeyoncГ©, born as BeyoncГ© Giselle Knowles, has become a household name
singer from her early days in Destiny Child to the solo singer she now is. The song
Single Ladies, debuted in BeyoncГ© s album I am... Sasha Fierce in 2008, where
BeyoncГ© herself described the album as double sided, showing her two artistic
sides. Not only did this album have two different musical sides, it also unveiled
BeyoncГ© s alter ego, Sasha Fierce. Her alter ego was fearless and sang to the
world with an edge to her. This new side of BeyoncГ© changed the perception of
many young girls and women. Many women began to embrace their singlehood and
were empowered by the lyrics. This song, Single Ladies , encourages women to have
a good time after breaking up with someone who did not want... Show more content
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Pertaining the lyrics specifically BeyoncГ© chooses to say If you liked it then
you shoulda put a ring on it in response to her ex partner who s mad that the woman
is moving on with her life after the breakup and perhaps even starting a new
relationship. BeyoncГ© hints at the possibility of a new relationship by saying Don
t be mad once you see that he want it. BeyoncГ©, though the song is pop and the
language is very colloquial, is coyly but seriously reminding her ex that he should
have committed when he had the chance. Later in the song BeyoncГ© sings Your
love is what I prefer, what I deserve Is a man that makes me then takes me... here the
audience knows that BeyoncГ© is not talking necessarily about the ring and the
materialistic image it brings, but what it represents. A ring represents not only the
promise of marriage, but love, commitment and care. If the song and lyrics are seen
(and heard) through the music video, the artistic techniques used also play part in
the song. The background is plain black and white and has close ups of the women s
faces who are wearing little clothing and heavy
BeyoncГ©, born as BeyoncГ© Giselle Knowles, has become a household name
singer from her early days in Destiny Child to the solo singer she now is. The song
Single Ladies, debuted in BeyoncГ© s album I am... Sasha Fierce in 2008, where
BeyoncГ© herself described the album as double sided, showing her two artistic
sides. Not only did this album have two different musical sides, it also unveiled
BeyoncГ© s alter ego, Sasha Fierce. Her alter ego was fearless and sang to the
world with an edge to her. This new side of BeyoncГ© changed the perception of
many young girls and women. Many women began to embrace their singlehood and
were empowered by the lyrics. This song, Single Ladies , encourages women to have
a good time after breaking up with someone who did not want... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Pertaining the lyrics specifically BeyoncГ© chooses to say If you liked it then
you shoulda put a ring on it in response to her ex partner who s mad that the woman
is moving on with her life after the breakup and perhaps even starting a new
relationship. BeyoncГ© hints at the possibility of a new relationship by saying Don
t be mad once you see that he want it. BeyoncГ©, though the song is pop and the
language is very colloquial, is coyly but seriously reminding her ex that he should
have committed when he had the chance. Later in the song BeyoncГ© sings Your
love is what I prefer, what I deserve Is a man that makes me then takes me... here the
audience knows that BeyoncГ© is not talking necessarily about the ring and the
materialistic image it brings, but what it represents. A ring represents not only the
promise of marriage, but love, commitment and care. If the song and lyrics are seen
(and heard) through the music video, the artistic techniques used also play part in
the song. The background is plain black and white and has close ups of the women s
faces who are wearing little clothing and heavy
Christopher Bever Case Interview Report
I chose to interview Dr. Christopher Bever, a Neurology Professor at the University
of Maryland Medical School and Chief of the Neurology Service at the VA
Medical Center in Baltimore. He is also the director of the VA Multiple Sclerosis
(MS) Center of Excellence. He been apart of multiple research studies on the
premise of MS treatment as well as actively treats MS patients. I emailed Dr. Bever
to conduct this interview. Dr. Bever is world renowned in the MS field of study. He
has been apart of multiple successful studies including one with beta interferon
treatment, which was the first effective MS treatment. Dr. Bever has also worked
with my mom in a research project using robotics with patients that have arm
dysfunction due to hemiparesis... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have been an investigator in studies of several new treatments for MS that are now
approved for MS patients. My favorite was the first study I was apart of. It was a
study based around a beta interferon treatment, which was the first effective treatment
for MS.
Are you currently involved in any studies? If so can you explain the premise?
I am currently doing studies with a new treatment that might help MS patients that do
not get better when receiving the medications that are approved today.
Do you believe that MS could be cured within 10 years?
I think that within 10 years we will find combinations of medications that will
control MS for most patients. I m not optimistic that we will have a cure. Dr. Bever
is a world renowned neurologist who is avidly apart of studies with MS as well as
treating MS patients. Dr. Bever and his research team were the first to create an MS
treatment. They found that the addition of beta interferon into the central nervous
system was shown to decrease autoimmune attacks on the axons and myelin, helping
to decrease the symptoms of MS. Now beta interferon drugs such as Avonex are the
most popular treatments for MS patients. Dr. Bever is also currently apart of a study
with the VA Multiple Sclerosis Center of excellence working on new treatments for
patients who are unaffected by current
I chose to interview Dr. Christopher Bever, a Neurology Professor at the University
of Maryland Medical School and Chief of the Neurology Service at the VA
Medical Center in Baltimore. He is also the director of the VA Multiple Sclerosis
(MS) Center of Excellence. He been apart of multiple research studies on the
premise of MS treatment as well as actively treats MS patients. I emailed Dr. Bever
to conduct this interview. Dr. Bever is world renowned in the MS field of study. He
has been apart of multiple successful studies including one with beta interferon
treatment, which was the first effective MS treatment. Dr. Bever has also worked
with my mom in a research project using robotics with patients that have arm
dysfunction due to hemiparesis... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have been an investigator in studies of several new treatments for MS that are now
approved for MS patients. My favorite was the first study I was apart of. It was a
study based around a beta interferon treatment, which was the first effective treatment
for MS.
Are you currently involved in any studies? If so can you explain the premise?
I am currently doing studies with a new treatment that might help MS patients that do
not get better when receiving the medications that are approved today.
Do you believe that MS could be cured within 10 years?
I think that within 10 years we will find combinations of medications that will
control MS for most patients. I m not optimistic that we will have a cure. Dr. Bever
is a world renowned neurologist who is avidly apart of studies with MS as well as
treating MS patients. Dr. Bever and his research team were the first to create an MS
treatment. They found that the addition of beta interferon into the central nervous
system was shown to decrease autoimmune attacks on the axons and myelin, helping
to decrease the symptoms of MS. Now beta interferon drugs such as Avonex are the
most popular treatments for MS patients. Dr. Bever is also currently apart of a study
with the VA Multiple Sclerosis Center of excellence working on new treatments for
patients who are unaffected by current
Ancient Chinese Ink Techniques In The 21st Century
Ancient Chinese Ink Techniques in the 21st Century.
As the paint brush dips into the paint and watching the brush the brush form perfect
lines, knowing that the art that is being created is what one is expressing. Art and
design has been influencing our lives since the dawn of the ages. Art has been
created on cave walls, has been formed in architecture, and continues to grow and
expand. Art is very beautiful, but also is a matter of expression. Art can mean many
things such as love, concern, anger, desire, and politics. Two Chinese born ink artists
by the name of Zhang Daqain, and Hua Tunan have become well known traditional
Chinese ink artists. More known for his landscape designs, Zhang Daqain has
incorporated splashes and pops of color in these traditional looking drawings.
Through the decades, other artists have learned traditional ink drawings but have
also developed other artistic ways to express who they are. For example, one artist,
Hua Tunan, is a young artist who has experimented with graffiti and in his favor,
was a success. Both artists are advocates for nature being their primary subjects.
From mountainous ranges to flowers, to detailed portraits of animals, these paintings
bring awareness to people about the beauty on our planet. One of Zhang s work from
Art of Asian Landscapes contains bold colors just like in Hua Tunan s art like his ink
splattered tiger. Zhang Daqain and Hua tunan are both amazing artists that have
created exquisite artwork
Ancient Chinese Ink Techniques in the 21st Century.
As the paint brush dips into the paint and watching the brush the brush form perfect
lines, knowing that the art that is being created is what one is expressing. Art and
design has been influencing our lives since the dawn of the ages. Art has been
created on cave walls, has been formed in architecture, and continues to grow and
expand. Art is very beautiful, but also is a matter of expression. Art can mean many
things such as love, concern, anger, desire, and politics. Two Chinese born ink artists
by the name of Zhang Daqain, and Hua Tunan have become well known traditional
Chinese ink artists. More known for his landscape designs, Zhang Daqain has
incorporated splashes and pops of color in these traditional looking drawings.
Through the decades, other artists have learned traditional ink drawings but have
also developed other artistic ways to express who they are. For example, one artist,
Hua Tunan, is a young artist who has experimented with graffiti and in his favor,
was a success. Both artists are advocates for nature being their primary subjects.
From mountainous ranges to flowers, to detailed portraits of animals, these paintings
bring awareness to people about the beauty on our planet. One of Zhang s work from
Art of Asian Landscapes contains bold colors just like in Hua Tunan s art like his ink
splattered tiger. Zhang Daqain and Hua tunan are both amazing artists that have
created exquisite artwork
Holiday Analysis
The shepherd s pie sounds fantastic! It sounds like you put a lot of due diligence
into it :) Visting the farm sounds like a lot of fun. Do you think you can get a private
tour in the Spring!?
I had to look up what a balaclava was and when I saw a picture of it, I thought oh ...
an assasins mask . I hope you only wear that while running :) That is some hard core
Winter night running you plan on doing! Good for you. Between us, you win the
Winter outside category. But, I have always wanted to go snowshoeing. Have you
ever done that?
Most of my family lives on Long Island and the rest lives in Queens. I m just about
done shopping for all of them! I get my parents a gift certificate to the *same*
restaurant every year :)
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My sister used to work most holidays, so we used to add Fake Thanksgiving and
Fake Christmas to the calendar :)
Any excuse to get together is a good one, right? Are you celebrating the day after
Christmas, too ? :)
This week is a busy one. Today, I m doing hot yoga for the first time. In preparation,
I m overhydrated. Thursday night I have to work the evening shift (5 pm 10 pm)
that only happens once a month and as long as no one s servers go haywire, I can
surf the Net :) Friday night, I m going to the see the Urabn Nutcracker at the Back
Bay Theater.
I actually got the last ticket to the opening show! Saturday, I m going to my friend s
wife s photography exhibit, but I actually have no idea what it s about. I m going to
wing it :)
I feel like my weekend s plans should come with the disclaimer that, although I like
the arts, I rarely patronize them twice in one weekend :) What about you? What do
you have going on this week?
Work just announced the Christmas Party on Dec. 23rd, so I m really excited about
that. It s the best party of the year! Do you have a fun work party for the
The shepherd s pie sounds fantastic! It sounds like you put a lot of due diligence
into it :) Visting the farm sounds like a lot of fun. Do you think you can get a private
tour in the Spring!?
I had to look up what a balaclava was and when I saw a picture of it, I thought oh ...
an assasins mask . I hope you only wear that while running :) That is some hard core
Winter night running you plan on doing! Good for you. Between us, you win the
Winter outside category. But, I have always wanted to go snowshoeing. Have you
ever done that?
Most of my family lives on Long Island and the rest lives in Queens. I m just about
done shopping for all of them! I get my parents a gift certificate to the *same*
restaurant every year :)
What do you think ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
My sister used to work most holidays, so we used to add Fake Thanksgiving and
Fake Christmas to the calendar :)
Any excuse to get together is a good one, right? Are you celebrating the day after
Christmas, too ? :)
This week is a busy one. Today, I m doing hot yoga for the first time. In preparation,
I m overhydrated. Thursday night I have to work the evening shift (5 pm 10 pm)
that only happens once a month and as long as no one s servers go haywire, I can
surf the Net :) Friday night, I m going to the see the Urabn Nutcracker at the Back
Bay Theater.
I actually got the last ticket to the opening show! Saturday, I m going to my friend s
wife s photography exhibit, but I actually have no idea what it s about. I m going to
wing it :)
I feel like my weekend s plans should come with the disclaimer that, although I like
the arts, I rarely patronize them twice in one weekend :) What about you? What do
you have going on this week?
Work just announced the Christmas Party on Dec. 23rd, so I m really excited about
that. It s the best party of the year! Do you have a fun work party for the
Online Forms Of Communications, Like Social Media
Online forms of communications, like social media, have undoubtedly provided
convenient methods to communicate with anyone at any moment. Adolescents
have been reported to spend on average six hours consuming media (Wallace). The
point when an unhealthy amount of time is spent on social media is when
negative social risks can begin to present themselves children and adolescents, who
are experience significant brain growth and development, are the most at risk for
social damage. Heidi, a thirteen year old girl previously described as a happy, sweet,
and loving girl, screams I m going to kill you while you are both asleep as she flails
and kicks her father before biting his arm. This was Heidi s second violent rage in a
week because her parents took away her access to social media; this would also be
the second time that she would be taken to a psychiatric emergency room
(Kardaras). Heidi is one adolescent who has crossed the line of healthy social media
usage and now has moved towards risks likes anxietyand depression, social media
dependency, and inadequate social skills. Social media can negatively affect mental
health causing by an overall decline in mental health, anxiety, and depression
adolescents who use media the most among their peers report being overall less
content and are often unhappy(Carroll). On social media sites like Facebook, people
can choose what version or parts of themselves they can show to people so most
people may choose to show the best parts.
Online forms of communications, like social media, have undoubtedly provided
convenient methods to communicate with anyone at any moment. Adolescents
have been reported to spend on average six hours consuming media (Wallace). The
point when an unhealthy amount of time is spent on social media is when
negative social risks can begin to present themselves children and adolescents, who
are experience significant brain growth and development, are the most at risk for
social damage. Heidi, a thirteen year old girl previously described as a happy, sweet,
and loving girl, screams I m going to kill you while you are both asleep as she flails
and kicks her father before biting his arm. This was Heidi s second violent rage in a
week because her parents took away her access to social media; this would also be
the second time that she would be taken to a psychiatric emergency room
(Kardaras). Heidi is one adolescent who has crossed the line of healthy social media
usage and now has moved towards risks likes anxietyand depression, social media
dependency, and inadequate social skills. Social media can negatively affect mental
health causing by an overall decline in mental health, anxiety, and depression
adolescents who use media the most among their peers report being overall less
content and are often unhappy(Carroll). On social media sites like Facebook, people
can choose what version or parts of themselves they can show to people so most
people may choose to show the best parts.
Peenemunde Research Paper
Beginning from deep within the depths of Nazi held territory to appearing on
virtually every continent. Ballistic Missiles have had a long history dating back to
1939 and the beginning of the V Weapons program, and have been around in one
way or another for over 70 years, indeed the advent of modern missile technology has
changed the face of modern warfare and politics, and coupled with the advent of the
two stage hydrogen bomb, they have now brought humanity the closest to another
World War. Ballistic missiledevelopment, proliferation, and usage have had one of
the largest and most profound impacts on modern warfare and international politics.
On the cold and misty morning of October 3rd, 1942 Wernher Von Braun and his
team at the remote baltic island of Peenemunde stood around a launch console from
their safety bunker looking upon the apex of their years of engineering. For years the
team at Peenemunde, under the direct orders of the FГ јhrer himself labored building
the most technologically advanced weapon system ever devised, in an operation
rivaling the scale of the Manhattan project. For years the RAF under the command of
Bomber Harris... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beginning with the progenitor to the V 2 Rocket, the V 1 was another Peenemunde
invention designed for much the same purpose as the V 2, but with different
means to its end. The largest difference is in the flight path, as the term cruise
implies, the missile flies at typically low level, at relatively slow velocities as
compared to a ballistic missile, which as previously stated follows a ballistic
trajectory similar to that of artillery fire. They however are typically guided by the
same systems, almost exclusively using either GPS guidance or inertial gyroscopic
guidance, however by virtue of their low flying nature, cruise missiles tend to be far
more accurate, but with modern guidance systems this reduces to a negligible
Beginning from deep within the depths of Nazi held territory to appearing on
virtually every continent. Ballistic Missiles have had a long history dating back to
1939 and the beginning of the V Weapons program, and have been around in one
way or another for over 70 years, indeed the advent of modern missile technology has
changed the face of modern warfare and politics, and coupled with the advent of the
two stage hydrogen bomb, they have now brought humanity the closest to another
World War. Ballistic missiledevelopment, proliferation, and usage have had one of
the largest and most profound impacts on modern warfare and international politics.
On the cold and misty morning of October 3rd, 1942 Wernher Von Braun and his
team at the remote baltic island of Peenemunde stood around a launch console from
their safety bunker looking upon the apex of their years of engineering. For years the
team at Peenemunde, under the direct orders of the FГ јhrer himself labored building
the most technologically advanced weapon system ever devised, in an operation
rivaling the scale of the Manhattan project. For years the RAF under the command of
Bomber Harris... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beginning with the progenitor to the V 2 Rocket, the V 1 was another Peenemunde
invention designed for much the same purpose as the V 2, but with different
means to its end. The largest difference is in the flight path, as the term cruise
implies, the missile flies at typically low level, at relatively slow velocities as
compared to a ballistic missile, which as previously stated follows a ballistic
trajectory similar to that of artillery fire. They however are typically guided by the
same systems, almost exclusively using either GPS guidance or inertial gyroscopic
guidance, however by virtue of their low flying nature, cruise missiles tend to be far
more accurate, but with modern guidance systems this reduces to a negligible
Gender Discrimination Against Bank Of America
Diversity Compliance
There are many different laws set in place to provide equal fairness to the diverse
workforce. Some of those laws are Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the American s
with Disability Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, and many state laws.
Even with these laws, discrimination still occurs within the workplace. This paper
will investigate a case of gender discrimination against Bank of America and what
could have been done to prevent this from happening.
Calibuso et al. v. Bank of America Corp. et al.
In 2010, a group of female financial advisors filed a national class action lawsuit
against Bank of America and Merrill Lynch under gender discrimination. The main
plaintiff, Judy Calibuso, worked in the Miami, Florida office since 1995 (Lieff
Cabraser Heiman Bernstein, 2010). In the lawsuit, Bank of America is accused of
favoring male brokers in merit pay, allocating client accounts and referrals,
partnership opportunities, and benefits. The plaintiffs had hoped to end the
discriminatory practices and policies and be awarded back pay from retaliatory
efforts (Lieff Cabraser Heiman Bernstein, 2010). After three years, they finally came
to a settlement awarding $39 million to a possible 4,800 current and former
employees (Stempel, 2013). The settlement also provided that Bank of America
needed to hire an independent contractor to oversee the improvements of their
practices and policies. Bank of America never admitted to any
Diversity Compliance
There are many different laws set in place to provide equal fairness to the diverse
workforce. Some of those laws are Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the American s
with Disability Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, and many state laws.
Even with these laws, discrimination still occurs within the workplace. This paper
will investigate a case of gender discrimination against Bank of America and what
could have been done to prevent this from happening.
Calibuso et al. v. Bank of America Corp. et al.
In 2010, a group of female financial advisors filed a national class action lawsuit
against Bank of America and Merrill Lynch under gender discrimination. The main
plaintiff, Judy Calibuso, worked in the Miami, Florida office since 1995 (Lieff
Cabraser Heiman Bernstein, 2010). In the lawsuit, Bank of America is accused of
favoring male brokers in merit pay, allocating client accounts and referrals,
partnership opportunities, and benefits. The plaintiffs had hoped to end the
discriminatory practices and policies and be awarded back pay from retaliatory
efforts (Lieff Cabraser Heiman Bernstein, 2010). After three years, they finally came
to a settlement awarding $39 million to a possible 4,800 current and former
employees (Stempel, 2013). The settlement also provided that Bank of America
needed to hire an independent contractor to oversee the improvements of their
practices and policies. Bank of America never admitted to any
Sigmund Freud s Theory Of Development
Emily Bradshaw
Professor David Iannaccone
Introduction to Psychology
December 4th, 2014
Abstract
In this research paper, I explained what Sigmund Freud s psychosexual theory of
development is and why it is important for the developing child to overcome said
conflicts. I also talked about the different effects of not overcoming the conflicts
Freud had determined that would lead to adult behaviors.
Over the years, Sigmund Freud has created many theories involving many different
ideas in the psychological world. One theory that stood out to me throughout our
journey in introduction to psychology is Freud s developmental theory. Freud s
development theory is the influence that sexual growth has on personality
development from birth to adult life, with the phases of sexual maturation designated
as oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital. (psychosexual development. (n.d.). The
American HeritageВ® Stedman s Medical Dictionary. ) This theory stood out to
me the most because I feel that Freud has a very unique idea of how we, as
humans, develop and how almost every stage refers to a different growth, yet all
involve sexual ideas. Sigmund Freud was said to believe that once a child reached
adulthood at eighteen years of age that they were fully grown. Many psychologists
have went against this theory however to discover that humans do not stop growing
at eighteen. All the stages of psychosexual development have a conflict in which has
to be resolved or the child will have
Emily Bradshaw
Professor David Iannaccone
Introduction to Psychology
December 4th, 2014
Abstract
In this research paper, I explained what Sigmund Freud s psychosexual theory of
development is and why it is important for the developing child to overcome said
conflicts. I also talked about the different effects of not overcoming the conflicts
Freud had determined that would lead to adult behaviors.
Over the years, Sigmund Freud has created many theories involving many different
ideas in the psychological world. One theory that stood out to me throughout our
journey in introduction to psychology is Freud s developmental theory. Freud s
development theory is the influence that sexual growth has on personality
development from birth to adult life, with the phases of sexual maturation designated
as oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital. (psychosexual development. (n.d.). The
American HeritageВ® Stedman s Medical Dictionary. ) This theory stood out to
me the most because I feel that Freud has a very unique idea of how we, as
humans, develop and how almost every stage refers to a different growth, yet all
involve sexual ideas. Sigmund Freud was said to believe that once a child reached
adulthood at eighteen years of age that they were fully grown. Many psychologists
have went against this theory however to discover that humans do not stop growing
at eighteen. All the stages of psychosexual development have a conflict in which has
to be resolved or the child will have
Organized Crime Vs Transnationalized Crime
In essence, there is a time gap between the moment when a certain organized crime is
committed and moment when a relevant law is issued, which provides organized
crime with even more advantageous opportunities.
Transnational organized crime is a phenomenon that grew out of domestic organized
crime since one of the major differences between these types of crime is scale. The
concept of transnational organized crime was first coined in the 1970s, which is
around the same period when globalization reached its full intensity. Transnational
organized crime exists beyond state borders and usually involves criminal groups or
criminal group networks that operate in more than one country. The most wide
spread categories of transnational organized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
By all means, existence of organized crime is an indicator of that the laws in the
hosting country are not being executed well enough or that laws regulating such acts
are not issued yet. In case of transnational organized crime, the scale of lawlessness is
considerably higher since it takes place in several countries. This is the reason why
transnational organized crime is the most developed in countries with weak
legislation and law enforcement systems. Moreover, transnational organized crime
involves systematic violence, which is destructive for the society. Either way,
domestic organized crime and transnational organized crime are similar in how and
why they operate, while the major difference between them is complexity of
operations and their scale. While the phenomenon of transnational organized crime is
based on domestic organized crime, there is also a possibility of their cooperation,
which complicates the process of law enforcement. For instance, while transnational
organizations can conduct drug trafficking, domestic organizations can cooperate
with them as local distributors. This way, transnational organized crime tends to
cover larger territories and cause even more
In essence, there is a time gap between the moment when a certain organized crime is
committed and moment when a relevant law is issued, which provides organized
crime with even more advantageous opportunities.
Transnational organized crime is a phenomenon that grew out of domestic organized
crime since one of the major differences between these types of crime is scale. The
concept of transnational organized crime was first coined in the 1970s, which is
around the same period when globalization reached its full intensity. Transnational
organized crime exists beyond state borders and usually involves criminal groups or
criminal group networks that operate in more than one country. The most wide
spread categories of transnational organized ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
By all means, existence of organized crime is an indicator of that the laws in the
hosting country are not being executed well enough or that laws regulating such acts
are not issued yet. In case of transnational organized crime, the scale of lawlessness is
considerably higher since it takes place in several countries. This is the reason why
transnational organized crime is the most developed in countries with weak
legislation and law enforcement systems. Moreover, transnational organized crime
involves systematic violence, which is destructive for the society. Either way,
domestic organized crime and transnational organized crime are similar in how and
why they operate, while the major difference between them is complexity of
operations and their scale. While the phenomenon of transnational organized crime is
based on domestic organized crime, there is also a possibility of their cooperation,
which complicates the process of law enforcement. For instance, while transnational
organizations can conduct drug trafficking, domestic organizations can cooperate
with them as local distributors. This way, transnational organized crime tends to
cover larger territories and cause even more
Descriptive Essay Hogwarts
Descriptive Essay
Hogwarts The most distinct setting of Harry Potter is Hogwarts. Hogwarts is a
wondrous, magical building with many towers and turrets. It is home to Hogwarts
School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. I find Hogwarts location, its castle, the grounds,
and Quiddich fascinating. Hogwarts is built in a forested area said to be in Scotland.
The castle is located atop a cliff overlooking a lake. The lake is south of the castle
and the front entrance of the castle faces toward the west. There is a small
underground inlet, its entrance hidden by hanging ivy, that leads to a stony beach
below the castle at the base of the cliff. From there, a path leads up to the front door
of the castle. A road runs around the lake to the ... Show more content on
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Hagrid s cabin is located on the edge of the Forbidden Forrest. Quidditch Field is
on the opposite side of Hogwarts from the Forbidden Forrest. There is a lake
located south of the castle and is approximately a half mile in diameter. Giant
Squids, Merfolk, and Grindylows live in this lake. Quidditch is big at Hogwarts.
Each House fields a team, which includes the seven players and often one or two
reserve players as well. The teams have a team captain who not only plays but also
acts as coach. The captain leads practices, devises strategies, and sees to the
induction of new players into the team. Quidditch tryouts are typically during the
second week of the school year, although the exact day and time are up to the
captain to determine; students who wish to play for their Houses are asked to talk
to Madam Hooch. The Quidditch season at Hogwarts starts in October, with the
first games early in November. Madam Hooch is the resident Quidditch expert. The
Bludgers, Quaffles, and Snitch are stored securely in her office between games and
she acts as referee for the matches. Team practices are scheduled by individual
captains. Most teams practice almost every day, after school or in the evenings.
J.K Rowling had a very vivid imagination to create Hogwarts. You can hopefully now
see why I find it fascinating. If you haven t seen or read the series of Harry Potter you
should make time. You
Descriptive Essay
Hogwarts The most distinct setting of Harry Potter is Hogwarts. Hogwarts is a
wondrous, magical building with many towers and turrets. It is home to Hogwarts
School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. I find Hogwarts location, its castle, the grounds,
and Quiddich fascinating. Hogwarts is built in a forested area said to be in Scotland.
The castle is located atop a cliff overlooking a lake. The lake is south of the castle
and the front entrance of the castle faces toward the west. There is a small
underground inlet, its entrance hidden by hanging ivy, that leads to a stony beach
below the castle at the base of the cliff. From there, a path leads up to the front door
of the castle. A road runs around the lake to the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hagrid s cabin is located on the edge of the Forbidden Forrest. Quidditch Field is
on the opposite side of Hogwarts from the Forbidden Forrest. There is a lake
located south of the castle and is approximately a half mile in diameter. Giant
Squids, Merfolk, and Grindylows live in this lake. Quidditch is big at Hogwarts.
Each House fields a team, which includes the seven players and often one or two
reserve players as well. The teams have a team captain who not only plays but also
acts as coach. The captain leads practices, devises strategies, and sees to the
induction of new players into the team. Quidditch tryouts are typically during the
second week of the school year, although the exact day and time are up to the
captain to determine; students who wish to play for their Houses are asked to talk
to Madam Hooch. The Quidditch season at Hogwarts starts in October, with the
first games early in November. Madam Hooch is the resident Quidditch expert. The
Bludgers, Quaffles, and Snitch are stored securely in her office between games and
she acts as referee for the matches. Team practices are scheduled by individual
captains. Most teams practice almost every day, after school or in the evenings.
J.K Rowling had a very vivid imagination to create Hogwarts. You can hopefully now
see why I find it fascinating. If you haven t seen or read the series of Harry Potter you
should make time. You
The Demise Of Prince Hamlet In William Shakespeare s
Play
Every tragedy has a hero that succumbs to an internal flaw. Hamlet is no exception
to this rule. In this infamous play by Shakespeare, the main character Prince Hamlet
is troubled with the task of avenging his father s death. He is approached by his
father s ghost who tells the story of his deceitful murder. After he finishes the story,
the ghostasks Prince Hamletto kill his brother and murderer King Claudius. Prince
Hamlet s obsession with the perfect plan for revenge is what ultimately brings
about his demise. This cause for a perfectly seamless plan resulted in stalling the
end result of killing King Claudius and gave the King time to devise a plan of his
own. Directly after talking to the ghost of his father, Prince Hamlet formulates a
scheme to murder his uncle. During this time Hamlet seems very eager to begin
with the first steps of avenging his father s death. Once the ghost leaves Hamlet is
talking to himself and he says So, uncle, there you are. Now to my word which
indicates a sense of urgency and desire to fulfill his father s wishes by any means
necessary (I.v.111). These emotions only last for a short moment considering that
they were likely generated from a rush of adrenaline that came with seeing a ghost of
his dead father.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hamlet changes from wanting to kill King Claudius at his first chances to waiting
and collecting verification of Claudius being guilty to the crime. When the royal
family goes to watch a play, Hamlet asks Horatio to observe [his] uncle in order to
detect any signs of shame for the act he committed (III.ii.76). This happens because
Hamlet wanted to be absolutely positive that King Claudius was at fault for his
father s death. He did not want any flaws in his plan for
Play
Every tragedy has a hero that succumbs to an internal flaw. Hamlet is no exception
to this rule. In this infamous play by Shakespeare, the main character Prince Hamlet
is troubled with the task of avenging his father s death. He is approached by his
father s ghost who tells the story of his deceitful murder. After he finishes the story,
the ghostasks Prince Hamletto kill his brother and murderer King Claudius. Prince
Hamlet s obsession with the perfect plan for revenge is what ultimately brings
about his demise. This cause for a perfectly seamless plan resulted in stalling the
end result of killing King Claudius and gave the King time to devise a plan of his
own. Directly after talking to the ghost of his father, Prince Hamlet formulates a
scheme to murder his uncle. During this time Hamlet seems very eager to begin
with the first steps of avenging his father s death. Once the ghost leaves Hamlet is
talking to himself and he says So, uncle, there you are. Now to my word which
indicates a sense of urgency and desire to fulfill his father s wishes by any means
necessary (I.v.111). These emotions only last for a short moment considering that
they were likely generated from a rush of adrenaline that came with seeing a ghost of
his dead father.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hamlet changes from wanting to kill King Claudius at his first chances to waiting
and collecting verification of Claudius being guilty to the crime. When the royal
family goes to watch a play, Hamlet asks Horatio to observe [his] uncle in order to
detect any signs of shame for the act he committed (III.ii.76). This happens because
Hamlet wanted to be absolutely positive that King Claudius was at fault for his
father s death. He did not want any flaws in his plan for
Susanna Kaysen s Journal-Memoir, Girl, Interrupted
Essay...
Susanna Kaysen s Journal Memoir, Girl, Interrupted
Sane or normal people have wondered at one time or another what it is like in a
hospital that houses the insane. Susanna Kaysen opens the door to the reality and
true insanity of being a patient in a mental hospital renowned for famous ex patients,
including Ray Charles Sylvia Plath, and James Taylor in her book, Girl, Interrupted.
She stays focused on reality and her idea of perception as well as the friendships she
acquires in her two year stay at McLean Hospital and her recovery period once she is
released.
Girl, Interrupted, written by Susanna Kaysen, is a documentation of her tay in a
psychiatric hospital including events building up to her taxi ride to the hospital ...
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Susanna remembers Daisy being a seasonal patient who usually came to the hospital
just before
Thanksgiving and stayed through Christmsas every year. Her two passions were
laxatives and chicken. Every morning she would drum the nurse s station for her
Colace or Ex Lax and twice a week her father would bring and oven roasted chicken
baked by her mother and wrapped in aluminum foil. Daisy s father would often
stay long periods of time. Lisa made the assumption that he could not believe that
he had made her and wanted to have sex with her to make sure she was real. Not
long after Susanna arrived, Daisy s father bought her an apartment to move into.
Soon after, Daisy committed suicide. Lisa Cody was another brief character
introduced who wanted to be like the original Lisa in everyway. They started out
close but eventually the old Lisa got tired of it. One day Lisa Cody just
disappeared never to be heard from again. On another occassion, a girl named
Alice Calais was admitted to the hospital. At first she was very quiet and timid.
Everyone liked her except Lisa, who did not like anyone really, and after about a
month she exploded like a volcano at which point she was taken to maximum
security. Susanna and her group of friends wnet to visit her one day in maximum
security. Susanna describes her ward a vacation compared to maximum security
which had bars on the windows, no doors on the bathrooms, and
Essay...
Susanna Kaysen s Journal Memoir, Girl, Interrupted
Sane or normal people have wondered at one time or another what it is like in a
hospital that houses the insane. Susanna Kaysen opens the door to the reality and
true insanity of being a patient in a mental hospital renowned for famous ex patients,
including Ray Charles Sylvia Plath, and James Taylor in her book, Girl, Interrupted.
She stays focused on reality and her idea of perception as well as the friendships she
acquires in her two year stay at McLean Hospital and her recovery period once she is
released.
Girl, Interrupted, written by Susanna Kaysen, is a documentation of her tay in a
psychiatric hospital including events building up to her taxi ride to the hospital ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Susanna remembers Daisy being a seasonal patient who usually came to the hospital
just before
Thanksgiving and stayed through Christmsas every year. Her two passions were
laxatives and chicken. Every morning she would drum the nurse s station for her
Colace or Ex Lax and twice a week her father would bring and oven roasted chicken
baked by her mother and wrapped in aluminum foil. Daisy s father would often
stay long periods of time. Lisa made the assumption that he could not believe that
he had made her and wanted to have sex with her to make sure she was real. Not
long after Susanna arrived, Daisy s father bought her an apartment to move into.
Soon after, Daisy committed suicide. Lisa Cody was another brief character
introduced who wanted to be like the original Lisa in everyway. They started out
close but eventually the old Lisa got tired of it. One day Lisa Cody just
disappeared never to be heard from again. On another occassion, a girl named
Alice Calais was admitted to the hospital. At first she was very quiet and timid.
Everyone liked her except Lisa, who did not like anyone really, and after about a
month she exploded like a volcano at which point she was taken to maximum
security. Susanna and her group of friends wnet to visit her one day in maximum
security. Susanna describes her ward a vacation compared to maximum security
which had bars on the windows, no doors on the bathrooms, and
Literature Review Of Royal Jelly
REVIEW OF LITERATURE Royal jelly (RJ) is a honeybee product secreted from the
hypopharyngeal and mandibular glands of the worker honeybees. It contains a
mixture of very important compounds that give it therapeutic and nutritional
properties. These compounds as protein, glucose, lipid, vitamins, minerals, aspartic
acid, gelatin, sterols, phosphorous compounds, acetylcholine, nucleic acids, and
numerous trace ingredients. The ingredients are in the form of water, crude protein
and monosaccharides. The remainder of the royal jelly is composed of an ether
soluble fraction of fatty acid (Galaly et al., 2014).
Royal jelly is a viscous jelly substance which is partially soluble in water with a
density of 1.1 g/ ml. Its colour is whitish to yellow, the yellow color increases upon
storage. Its odor is pungent, the taste being sour and sweet. Old RJ, which stored
for long time tends to be darker and possess a rancid taste. For optimum quality, RJ
should be stored in frozen state. According to water content, the viscosity of RJ
varies and it slowly becomes more viscous when stored at room temperature or in a
refrigerator at 5В єC. The viscosity of RJ increases with increment of water insoluble
nitrogenous compounds and a reduction in soluble nitrogen and free amino acids
(Ramadan and Al Ghamdi, 2012).
Royal jelly contains proteins, more than 80% of RJ proteins are soluble proteins
called major royal jelly proteins (MRJPs) which are glycoproteins. These proteins
perform
REVIEW OF LITERATURE Royal jelly (RJ) is a honeybee product secreted from the
hypopharyngeal and mandibular glands of the worker honeybees. It contains a
mixture of very important compounds that give it therapeutic and nutritional
properties. These compounds as protein, glucose, lipid, vitamins, minerals, aspartic
acid, gelatin, sterols, phosphorous compounds, acetylcholine, nucleic acids, and
numerous trace ingredients. The ingredients are in the form of water, crude protein
and monosaccharides. The remainder of the royal jelly is composed of an ether
soluble fraction of fatty acid (Galaly et al., 2014).
Royal jelly is a viscous jelly substance which is partially soluble in water with a
density of 1.1 g/ ml. Its colour is whitish to yellow, the yellow color increases upon
storage. Its odor is pungent, the taste being sour and sweet. Old RJ, which stored
for long time tends to be darker and possess a rancid taste. For optimum quality, RJ
should be stored in frozen state. According to water content, the viscosity of RJ
varies and it slowly becomes more viscous when stored at room temperature or in a
refrigerator at 5В єC. The viscosity of RJ increases with increment of water insoluble
nitrogenous compounds and a reduction in soluble nitrogen and free amino acids
(Ramadan and Al Ghamdi, 2012).
Royal jelly contains proteins, more than 80% of RJ proteins are soluble proteins
called major royal jelly proteins (MRJPs) which are glycoproteins. These proteins
perform
Marketing Management And Professional Sales
Program: Marketing Management and Professional Sales
Course: MKT 4303 Sales Management
Assignment: Personal Strategic Selling Plan
Student: Hongxiang Wang, ID c0638276
Submission date: 2016 1 21
Executive Summary
In this case, I will assume the Tesla AUTO as the mock employer. I will focus their
Roadster product for analysis and demonstrate my concept of strategic selling plan.
All the strategy will base on STP and lead to marketing mix (4P). I will analyze the
characters of customers group. Before we continue, we must have an overview what
Tesla is about to continue on the same path in the future.
Vision Statement: At the core, Tesla Motors believes that electric cars should not be
perceived as a sacrificial mode of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to further their control of the EV market, we have developed a strategy to
produce an entry level, luxury electronic vehicle that maintains Tesla s core values
which allows them to compete on a broader scale with electronic vehicles and
hybrids. After taking everything into consideration, we believe that our strategy
will allow Tesla to gain market share, gain brand awareness, generate brand loyalty
and earn profits through our new programs. We have developed the following plan
for Tesla: We will develop a brand new, entry level luxury sedan that is fully electric
and named the Gen3. It will still have the core components to a Tesla vehicle, but
created with a budget in mind to grow the potential target market. This will allow
more customers to get their hands on a fully electric vehicle at an affordable price,
while still being able to grow the Tesla brand. We have also introduced a variety of
programs in order to improve brand loyalty as well as giving more options for
purchase, including Amplify Your Ride and the Test Drive America campaigns. We
will also launch an integrated marking campaign with advertisements in magazines
and though web sources. The first car will ship in early 2015 and will be issued to
those who reserved the vehicle in the second half of 2014. We will host the Test
Drive America campaign in the second half of the year after the car has been fully
announced. This will give potential drivers the chance to
Program: Marketing Management and Professional Sales
Course: MKT 4303 Sales Management
Assignment: Personal Strategic Selling Plan
Student: Hongxiang Wang, ID c0638276
Submission date: 2016 1 21
Executive Summary
In this case, I will assume the Tesla AUTO as the mock employer. I will focus their
Roadster product for analysis and demonstrate my concept of strategic selling plan.
All the strategy will base on STP and lead to marketing mix (4P). I will analyze the
characters of customers group. Before we continue, we must have an overview what
Tesla is about to continue on the same path in the future.
Vision Statement: At the core, Tesla Motors believes that electric cars should not be
perceived as a sacrificial mode of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to further their control of the EV market, we have developed a strategy to
produce an entry level, luxury electronic vehicle that maintains Tesla s core values
which allows them to compete on a broader scale with electronic vehicles and
hybrids. After taking everything into consideration, we believe that our strategy
will allow Tesla to gain market share, gain brand awareness, generate brand loyalty
and earn profits through our new programs. We have developed the following plan
for Tesla: We will develop a brand new, entry level luxury sedan that is fully electric
and named the Gen3. It will still have the core components to a Tesla vehicle, but
created with a budget in mind to grow the potential target market. This will allow
more customers to get their hands on a fully electric vehicle at an affordable price,
while still being able to grow the Tesla brand. We have also introduced a variety of
programs in order to improve brand loyalty as well as giving more options for
purchase, including Amplify Your Ride and the Test Drive America campaigns. We
will also launch an integrated marking campaign with advertisements in magazines
and though web sources. The first car will ship in early 2015 and will be issued to
those who reserved the vehicle in the second half of 2014. We will host the Test
Drive America campaign in the second half of the year after the car has been fully
announced. This will give potential drivers the chance to
Sheila Priestley s `` Sheila Mant `` And The Boy Must...
I read the short story, Sheila Mant by W.D Wetherell. In this story a boy falls in love
with a girl... not any girl but with Sheila Mant. All summer long he tries to show off
to his dream girl. One day he had the guts to ask her out on a date. He wants to take
her to a concert on a canoe but Sheila dislikes anything to do with fishing. As the boy
was paddling across river he heard a sound that was very familiar. It was a bass, but
not any kind of bass. The boy described it as the biggest bass he has ever seen in his
life. Would he chose the bass over the girl or would he chose to lose the bass for the
girl of his dreams? in this journal, I will be predicting whether the boy will chose
Sheila or the bass.
G. Throughout the short story Sheila Mant , the boy must decide between the bass
and Sheila Y. Bass R. Doesn t listen to Sheila R. Knows a lot about the bass R.
Works hard to keep the bass Y. Sheila R. Knows every movement R. Tries to impress
her R. she fills his every thought
G. Ultimately, I predict that the boy will chose the girl because...
Throughout the short story Sheila Mant , the boy must decide between the bass
and Sheila. ......... First of all, as the main character tries to secretly reel in the big
bass, he doesn t listen to a word Sheila is saying. The author shows us this in the
book While all this was going on, Sheila had begun talking and it was a few minutes
before I was able to catch up with her train of thought (Wetherell 3). This
I read the short story, Sheila Mant by W.D Wetherell. In this story a boy falls in love
with a girl... not any girl but with Sheila Mant. All summer long he tries to show off
to his dream girl. One day he had the guts to ask her out on a date. He wants to take
her to a concert on a canoe but Sheila dislikes anything to do with fishing. As the boy
was paddling across river he heard a sound that was very familiar. It was a bass, but
not any kind of bass. The boy described it as the biggest bass he has ever seen in his
life. Would he chose the bass over the girl or would he chose to lose the bass for the
girl of his dreams? in this journal, I will be predicting whether the boy will chose
Sheila or the bass.
G. Throughout the short story Sheila Mant , the boy must decide between the bass
and Sheila Y. Bass R. Doesn t listen to Sheila R. Knows a lot about the bass R.
Works hard to keep the bass Y. Sheila R. Knows every movement R. Tries to impress
her R. she fills his every thought
G. Ultimately, I predict that the boy will chose the girl because...
Throughout the short story Sheila Mant , the boy must decide between the bass
and Sheila. ......... First of all, as the main character tries to secretly reel in the big
bass, he doesn t listen to a word Sheila is saying. The author shows us this in the
book While all this was going on, Sheila had begun talking and it was a few minutes
before I was able to catch up with her train of thought (Wetherell 3). This
Essay on The Eyes of the Dragon
A kingdom is in turmoil as the old King Roland dies and its worthy successor, Prince
Peter, must do battle to claim what is rightly his. Plotting against him is the evil
Flagg and his pawn, young Prince Thomas. Yet with every plan there are holes like
Thomas s terrible secret. And the determined PrincePeter, who is planning a daring
escape from his imprisonment... (very first page)
The sequence of events that occur in the plot go like this: Two sons are born from
Queen Sasha and King Roland, Prince Peter then Prince Thomas. Fearing that the
Queen Sasha would ruin his plans, Flagg, the several hundred years old magician and
royal advisor succeeded in deposing of her when Peter is only five. Eleven years ...
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He was also a pawn in Flagg s plan to destroy the kingdom of Delain. Secondly,
Thomas had a terrible secret that would ultimately be a part of the downfall of
Flagg. On the evening Flagg offered the poisoned glass of wine to Roland, Thomas
was there to witness the murder of his father.
There are many themes in the story of The Eyes of the Dragon. One of them is
courage; another is love for one s family. But the one that struck me as the most
fascinating and also the most reoccurring is the theme Good always triumphs over
Evil or Good vs. Evil. The devious and evil Flagg was a baneful monster who had the
downfall and corruption of the kingdom of Delain since the day of Allen II, one of
the very early rulers of Delain. He would serve as the ruler s advisor. The birth of
Peter marked the end of his reign. As fate would have it, a small miscalculation in
Flagg s careful planning would be his undoing.
The story is named The Eyes of the Dragon because Thomas s secret. Flagg once
showed the young prince a secret corridor. At the end of this passage was a wall
with two small transparent slits. The slits were the eyes of the dragon, Niner, which
was displayed as a prized trophy head in one of the king s many rooms. It was in this
room that young Thomas witnessed the murder of his father the King. Also, in king
Roland s
A kingdom is in turmoil as the old King Roland dies and its worthy successor, Prince
Peter, must do battle to claim what is rightly his. Plotting against him is the evil
Flagg and his pawn, young Prince Thomas. Yet with every plan there are holes like
Thomas s terrible secret. And the determined PrincePeter, who is planning a daring
escape from his imprisonment... (very first page)
The sequence of events that occur in the plot go like this: Two sons are born from
Queen Sasha and King Roland, Prince Peter then Prince Thomas. Fearing that the
Queen Sasha would ruin his plans, Flagg, the several hundred years old magician and
royal advisor succeeded in deposing of her when Peter is only five. Eleven years ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was also a pawn in Flagg s plan to destroy the kingdom of Delain. Secondly,
Thomas had a terrible secret that would ultimately be a part of the downfall of
Flagg. On the evening Flagg offered the poisoned glass of wine to Roland, Thomas
was there to witness the murder of his father.
There are many themes in the story of The Eyes of the Dragon. One of them is
courage; another is love for one s family. But the one that struck me as the most
fascinating and also the most reoccurring is the theme Good always triumphs over
Evil or Good vs. Evil. The devious and evil Flagg was a baneful monster who had the
downfall and corruption of the kingdom of Delain since the day of Allen II, one of
the very early rulers of Delain. He would serve as the ruler s advisor. The birth of
Peter marked the end of his reign. As fate would have it, a small miscalculation in
Flagg s careful planning would be his undoing.
The story is named The Eyes of the Dragon because Thomas s secret. Flagg once
showed the young prince a secret corridor. At the end of this passage was a wall
with two small transparent slits. The slits were the eyes of the dragon, Niner, which
was displayed as a prized trophy head in one of the king s many rooms. It was in this
room that young Thomas witnessed the murder of his father the King. Also, in king
Roland s
Beowulf Analytical Essay
There are two sides to every issue: one side is right and the other is wrong, but the
middle is always evil. Ayn Rand. To fully understand the complex world and culture
of the Anglo Saxons, one must examine the only form of historical evidence
available texts. One particular great work from this time period is often underrated
and overshadowed in modern society by many other ancient works such as Iliad or
Oedipus Rex. The epic poem, Beowulf, was sung by multiple unknown Anglo Saxon
poets four centuries before the Norman Conquest. The theme of good versus evil was
constantly reappearing throughout the storyline, the portrayal of evil and its downfall
initially shaped the poem s plot, and illustrates an alien presence; something that...
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Grendel s invasion of Herot symbolizes the destruction of peace and safety, and the
imperfections within the society. The twelve years Grendel had haunted Herot,
Herot stood empty, and stayed deserted for years (145 146) were also the twelve
years Hrothgar and his kingdom suffered. Nevertheless, when Beowulf finally
eliminated Grendel, readers see a different side of Herot, Golden tapestries were
lined along the walls, for a host of visitors to see and take pleasure in (995 996),
the glory and grandeur was restored, all with the slaying of Grendel an outcast of
society. The rigid and confined society of the Danes also shaped the way its people
think and act, but also influenced greatly on the writings. Given the fact that
metaphors and kennings are common in Old English literature; the representation
of evil is also something not to be taken on a literal level. Edgetho had begun a
bitter feud / Killing Hathlaf, a Wulfing warrior (459 460), inter tribal feuds,
therefore, are also a destroyer of peace. Grendel takes on a form that is left
uncertain; its real meaning hidden behind the metaphorical mask of a monster, is the
never ending battles between tribal armies (namely, the Danes, Geats, Frisians, and
the Swedes) that had disturbed the tranquility people had longed for. It is almost a
barrier of peacekeeping, hider of hope. Hence, it is represented by Grendel, a great
evil hated by many, whom
There are two sides to every issue: one side is right and the other is wrong, but the
middle is always evil. Ayn Rand. To fully understand the complex world and culture
of the Anglo Saxons, one must examine the only form of historical evidence
available texts. One particular great work from this time period is often underrated
and overshadowed in modern society by many other ancient works such as Iliad or
Oedipus Rex. The epic poem, Beowulf, was sung by multiple unknown Anglo Saxon
poets four centuries before the Norman Conquest. The theme of good versus evil was
constantly reappearing throughout the storyline, the portrayal of evil and its downfall
initially shaped the poem s plot, and illustrates an alien presence; something that...
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Grendel s invasion of Herot symbolizes the destruction of peace and safety, and the
imperfections within the society. The twelve years Grendel had haunted Herot,
Herot stood empty, and stayed deserted for years (145 146) were also the twelve
years Hrothgar and his kingdom suffered. Nevertheless, when Beowulf finally
eliminated Grendel, readers see a different side of Herot, Golden tapestries were
lined along the walls, for a host of visitors to see and take pleasure in (995 996),
the glory and grandeur was restored, all with the slaying of Grendel an outcast of
society. The rigid and confined society of the Danes also shaped the way its people
think and act, but also influenced greatly on the writings. Given the fact that
metaphors and kennings are common in Old English literature; the representation
of evil is also something not to be taken on a literal level. Edgetho had begun a
bitter feud / Killing Hathlaf, a Wulfing warrior (459 460), inter tribal feuds,
therefore, are also a destroyer of peace. Grendel takes on a form that is left
uncertain; its real meaning hidden behind the metaphorical mask of a monster, is the
never ending battles between tribal armies (namely, the Danes, Geats, Frisians, and
the Swedes) that had disturbed the tranquility people had longed for. It is almost a
barrier of peacekeeping, hider of hope. Hence, it is represented by Grendel, a great
evil hated by many, whom
My Paper On Lee Harvey Oswald
Based on my research, I would like to dedicate my paper to Lee Harvey Oswald.
Oswald was born on October 18, 1938, in New Orleans, Louisiana. His dad died of a
heart attack and later sent to an orphanage to live with his two older brothers. He
was a United States Marine, who later in his life killed John F. Kennedy. He was
murdered by Jack Ruby while he was in police custody and being taken to County
Jail. Lee Harvey Oswald had also tried to kill right wing ex general Edwin A.
Walker but he missed. He then moved to New Orleans for a couple of months, then
moved back to the states. Before the killing had happened, he got a job at the Texas
school as a Book Depository in Dallas. Where he attended the shooting of President
Kennedy. He was mostly known because of the killing of John F. Kennedy. No one
could find out why Lee H. Oswald assassinated John F. Kennedy. Based on some
interview his families and friends went through, they all said that Lee praised
President John F. Kennedy. Michael Paine, one of Lee s friends, who took Lee to
a meeting of the American Civil Liberties Union, says Oswald thought President
Kennedy was doing quite a good job in civil rights, which was high praise coming
from Lee. A Warren Commissioners, Senator Richard Russell say he was a general
misanthropic fellow ... he had a desire to get his name in history and all. As I surf
through the web, I realize there was no evidence that said that Lee wanted such thing.
He even denied that he was part
Based on my research, I would like to dedicate my paper to Lee Harvey Oswald.
Oswald was born on October 18, 1938, in New Orleans, Louisiana. His dad died of a
heart attack and later sent to an orphanage to live with his two older brothers. He
was a United States Marine, who later in his life killed John F. Kennedy. He was
murdered by Jack Ruby while he was in police custody and being taken to County
Jail. Lee Harvey Oswald had also tried to kill right wing ex general Edwin A.
Walker but he missed. He then moved to New Orleans for a couple of months, then
moved back to the states. Before the killing had happened, he got a job at the Texas
school as a Book Depository in Dallas. Where he attended the shooting of President
Kennedy. He was mostly known because of the killing of John F. Kennedy. No one
could find out why Lee H. Oswald assassinated John F. Kennedy. Based on some
interview his families and friends went through, they all said that Lee praised
President John F. Kennedy. Michael Paine, one of Lee s friends, who took Lee to
a meeting of the American Civil Liberties Union, says Oswald thought President
Kennedy was doing quite a good job in civil rights, which was high praise coming
from Lee. A Warren Commissioners, Senator Richard Russell say he was a general
misanthropic fellow ... he had a desire to get his name in history and all. As I surf
through the web, I realize there was no evidence that said that Lee wanted such thing.
He even denied that he was part
Wesfarmers Internal Analysis
Internal Analysis
Strengths Wesfarmers are engaged in diverse business across the retail sector like
supermarkets, departmental stores, home improvement and office supplies with the
strategy to invest in diverse fields and sectors to maintain persistent growth and to
lessen the risks associated with one particular sector. The pie chart below shows the
breakup of contribution of total earnings of Wesfarmers in the financial year ended on
30th June 2014, thus giving a clear picture how the diversifying business helps in
sustainability.
Sr No.SectorRevenue in Financial year 14 in millions% increase or decrease from
last year s revenue% contribution in total revenue
1Coles37,3914.5% increase60.0
2Bunnings8,54611.6% increase13.7
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The innovative promotions such as spend get cash , spend get points helped increase
the sales. They are further investing in fresh food and innovation, and generating
more innovative ideas like to get Murray Goulburn to supply milk to 400 Coles
outlet, et al.
Safety of the employees Wesfarmers are working to provide a safe and healthy
working atmosphere to their employees to increase employee satisfaction and reduce
attrition rate.
Ethical behavior Wesfarmers takes ethical behavior as a key differentiator and tries
to follow all the Ethical behaviors by complying with legal obligations and by putting
the policies in place.
Accountability by looking and rehabilitating after the communities they operate in,
and contributing in overall development of people
Conserving our environment The management at Wesfarmers is working towards
protecting our surrounding by reducing their energy, greenhouse emissions, reducing
waste and
Internal Analysis
Strengths Wesfarmers are engaged in diverse business across the retail sector like
supermarkets, departmental stores, home improvement and office supplies with the
strategy to invest in diverse fields and sectors to maintain persistent growth and to
lessen the risks associated with one particular sector. The pie chart below shows the
breakup of contribution of total earnings of Wesfarmers in the financial year ended on
30th June 2014, thus giving a clear picture how the diversifying business helps in
sustainability.
Sr No.SectorRevenue in Financial year 14 in millions% increase or decrease from
last year s revenue% contribution in total revenue
1Coles37,3914.5% increase60.0
2Bunnings8,54611.6% increase13.7
3Office ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The innovative promotions such as spend get cash , spend get points helped increase
the sales. They are further investing in fresh food and innovation, and generating
more innovative ideas like to get Murray Goulburn to supply milk to 400 Coles
outlet, et al.
Safety of the employees Wesfarmers are working to provide a safe and healthy
working atmosphere to their employees to increase employee satisfaction and reduce
attrition rate.
Ethical behavior Wesfarmers takes ethical behavior as a key differentiator and tries
to follow all the Ethical behaviors by complying with legal obligations and by putting
the policies in place.
Accountability by looking and rehabilitating after the communities they operate in,
and contributing in overall development of people
Conserving our environment The management at Wesfarmers is working towards
protecting our surrounding by reducing their energy, greenhouse emissions, reducing
waste and
Paper Florence Nightingale
The history of nursing has been well documented throughout the years. Their is
one nurse, in particular, who is recognized as the source of many changes in health
care we still see today. She is Florence Nightingale. By the age of 16, against her
family s wishes, Florence Nightingale decided to forgo the traditional route of
marriage and set her sights on nursing. Many refer to this period in time as the dark
age of nursing. Nurses were typically poor, unskilled and generally seen as
unsavory characters. Hospitals were known more as the place you go to die rather
than for providing life saving care. This did not deter Florence, she received her first
formal training as a nurseat Theodore Fliedner s hospital and school for Lutheran
deaconesses... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The war camp hospitals had high mortality rates due to lack of staffing and
unsanitary conditions. Seeing a need, Florence organized a group of women to
help. Their arrival was not welcomed, but their value became obvious when within
a six month span the death rate of soldiers had reduced from 40% to a mere 2%.
The nurses provided clean, efficient care as well as nutritious food. It was during
this time Florence received her famous nickname, lady with the lamp . She would
make rounds at night, oil lamp in tow, assessing patients and providing
companionship. Many found the light from her lamp as a source of comfort,
knowing they were diligently watched over. Upon her return from the war, she was
awarded 250,000 dollars from the British government. She used this money to open
St. Thomas Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses. She is also
known for creating the environmental theory and her book
Notes on Nursing: What it is and What it is Not outlines many of its details. She
believed in utilizing the environment to assist in recovery. This included things like
fresh air, safe water, sunlight and cleanliness of both the patient and their
surroundings. Florence Nightingale died at the age of 90. Through her work,
education, teachings and her writings she managed to elevate the field of nursing
from a disreputable profession to an honorable one. And in todays standards, the most
The history of nursing has been well documented throughout the years. Their is
one nurse, in particular, who is recognized as the source of many changes in health
care we still see today. She is Florence Nightingale. By the age of 16, against her
family s wishes, Florence Nightingale decided to forgo the traditional route of
marriage and set her sights on nursing. Many refer to this period in time as the dark
age of nursing. Nurses were typically poor, unskilled and generally seen as
unsavory characters. Hospitals were known more as the place you go to die rather
than for providing life saving care. This did not deter Florence, she received her first
formal training as a nurseat Theodore Fliedner s hospital and school for Lutheran
deaconesses... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The war camp hospitals had high mortality rates due to lack of staffing and
unsanitary conditions. Seeing a need, Florence organized a group of women to
help. Their arrival was not welcomed, but their value became obvious when within
a six month span the death rate of soldiers had reduced from 40% to a mere 2%.
The nurses provided clean, efficient care as well as nutritious food. It was during
this time Florence received her famous nickname, lady with the lamp . She would
make rounds at night, oil lamp in tow, assessing patients and providing
companionship. Many found the light from her lamp as a source of comfort,
knowing they were diligently watched over. Upon her return from the war, she was
awarded 250,000 dollars from the British government. She used this money to open
St. Thomas Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses. She is also
known for creating the environmental theory and her book
Notes on Nursing: What it is and What it is Not outlines many of its details. She
believed in utilizing the environment to assist in recovery. This included things like
fresh air, safe water, sunlight and cleanliness of both the patient and their
surroundings. Florence Nightingale died at the age of 90. Through her work,
education, teachings and her writings she managed to elevate the field of nursing
from a disreputable profession to an honorable one. And in todays standards, the most
Santa Claus Argumentative Essay
The Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Boogeyman, and Santa Claus, what do all of
these have in common? For me, it is the innocence of a child. Children seem to be
more gullible and believe anything you tell them; they do not know the difference
between a lie and the truth. During the Christmas of 2003, I was five years old and
still believed in Santa Claus. The fact of believing in Santa Claus expresses the
innocence of a child and brings the magic to Christmas. Looking back on this picture
I do not remember what I had received in the white knitted stocking my great
grandma had knitted me two years before, but I do remember the excitement of
waking up that morning to find the presents that Mr. Santa Claus had brought me, not
my parents.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Christmas of 2004, the atmosphere was different. There are no pictures of little
girls in red Christmas dresses digging through their stockings. I remember waking
up with my cat storm and opening my presents, but this time not from Santa Claus,
or my parents, but from my grandparents. During the end of 2003, my parents were
going through a divorce due to actions of my biological mother. My grandparents
were given custody of my sister and myself. In the year of 2004, I was hospitalized
for my asthma 3 times. Imagine laying in bed weak, so weak you cannot pick up a
glass of water, and you cannot breathe, it feels like your head has been stuck inside a
plastic
The Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Boogeyman, and Santa Claus, what do all of
these have in common? For me, it is the innocence of a child. Children seem to be
more gullible and believe anything you tell them; they do not know the difference
between a lie and the truth. During the Christmas of 2003, I was five years old and
still believed in Santa Claus. The fact of believing in Santa Claus expresses the
innocence of a child and brings the magic to Christmas. Looking back on this picture
I do not remember what I had received in the white knitted stocking my great
grandma had knitted me two years before, but I do remember the excitement of
waking up that morning to find the presents that Mr. Santa Claus had brought me, not
my parents.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Christmas of 2004, the atmosphere was different. There are no pictures of little
girls in red Christmas dresses digging through their stockings. I remember waking
up with my cat storm and opening my presents, but this time not from Santa Claus,
or my parents, but from my grandparents. During the end of 2003, my parents were
going through a divorce due to actions of my biological mother. My grandparents
were given custody of my sister and myself. In the year of 2004, I was hospitalized
for my asthma 3 times. Imagine laying in bed weak, so weak you cannot pick up a
glass of water, and you cannot breathe, it feels like your head has been stuck inside a
plastic
The Farming of Bones Summary
02.29.08Component B The Farming of Bones By: ~Edwidge Danticat~ Talking about
the culture brought throughout this book, your looking at a Latin American culture,
specifically the Dominican/Haitian cultures. As I read this book, beyond the many
numerous ways she worded her sentences and how the characters spoke, they often
spoke with a definant difference than you would hear here in common U.S. language.
They would constantly use inferences to what they were talking about rather than
being direct to what they were saying. Things like, they say we are the burnt crud at
the bottom of the pot. Amabelle, this is Amabelle talking to her lover, Sebastian,
about how there s talk about the field workers and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
From the book s stand point, you do not die if someone remembers your name. And
if there is one thing that Amabelle passionately resolves to accomplish in the
aftermath of the massacre, it is remembering names. Because if she forgets, she
knows that all of their stories will be like, a fish with no tail, a dress with no hem,
a drop with no fall, a body in the sunlight with no shadow. How she will remember
names, most of all, remembering Sebastian s. That is what I get for/from the book
s perspective, but for me this passage is pretty deep. It really talks to me in the
sense of truth, that no matter what, if at least one person remembers your name
you can never truly die or be forgotten. So, to me, as we live and die in this world it
s the people we care about and that care about us that carry us on, so that we never
truly die, or are forgotten. Personally, I did like the book. I m not normally a reader
but, this book was very intriguing and had a lot of interesting turns to it, it kept me
wanting to know the end. I, at first, didn t want to read the book, and was going to
pick the smallest book I could find, but after reading about the story behind this
author and the book itself I went out and picked it up an haven t stopped reading it
since. It starts kind of slow
02.29.08Component B The Farming of Bones By: ~Edwidge Danticat~ Talking about
the culture brought throughout this book, your looking at a Latin American culture,
specifically the Dominican/Haitian cultures. As I read this book, beyond the many
numerous ways she worded her sentences and how the characters spoke, they often
spoke with a definant difference than you would hear here in common U.S. language.
They would constantly use inferences to what they were talking about rather than
being direct to what they were saying. Things like, they say we are the burnt crud at
the bottom of the pot. Amabelle, this is Amabelle talking to her lover, Sebastian,
about how there s talk about the field workers and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
From the book s stand point, you do not die if someone remembers your name. And
if there is one thing that Amabelle passionately resolves to accomplish in the
aftermath of the massacre, it is remembering names. Because if she forgets, she
knows that all of their stories will be like, a fish with no tail, a dress with no hem,
a drop with no fall, a body in the sunlight with no shadow. How she will remember
names, most of all, remembering Sebastian s. That is what I get for/from the book
s perspective, but for me this passage is pretty deep. It really talks to me in the
sense of truth, that no matter what, if at least one person remembers your name
you can never truly die or be forgotten. So, to me, as we live and die in this world it
s the people we care about and that care about us that carry us on, so that we never
truly die, or are forgotten. Personally, I did like the book. I m not normally a reader
but, this book was very intriguing and had a lot of interesting turns to it, it kept me
wanting to know the end. I, at first, didn t want to read the book, and was going to
pick the smallest book I could find, but after reading about the story behind this
author and the book itself I went out and picked it up an haven t stopped reading it
since. It starts kind of slow
Literature On Foreign Direct Investment
The literature on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has documented various spillover
effects on host countries. Following the same line of literature, this chapter takes the
analysis further analysing spatial spillover in Indian manufacturing firms for the
period 2001 2015. The analysis is based on two different types of weight matrices,
one which is geographical based on firm s location district and the other is based on
economic distance created by industrytype of the firms. The results from Spatial
Autoregressive Model and Spatial Durbin Model suggest the existence of positive
main effects of foreign direct investmentand on the job training but negative
interaction effects with weight matrices. The possible cause of the negative... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Horizontal spillovers are measured by the share of foreign firms in output, sales and
employment. Backward and forward spillovers are created by multiplying horizontal
spillovers with the coefficients from input output tables.
Aitken and Harrison (1999) test technological spillovers from foreign to domestic
firms for Venezuelan firms and find positive productivity effect of foreign firms on
joint venture firms. Blalocl and Gertler (2008) discuss technology diffusion and
competition induced by multinational enterprises on domestic firms s productivity for
Indonesia manufacturing sector. They find evidence of pareto improving output and
profit benefits in downstream sector. Branstetter (2006) finds the positive knowledge
spillovers between U.S. firms Japanese firms. There have been some attempts to
measure productivity sillovers in Indian manufacturing sector. Kathuria (2002) tests
for the changes in domestic productivity in the post liberalization era via spillovers.
Using industry level panel data, he finds the positive productivity benefits for the
firms belonging to scientific category and the firms which invested in research and
development. Pant and Mondal (2010) find that foreign firms create technology
transfers to domestic firms conditional on absorptive capacity and degree of
competition in the
The literature on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has documented various spillover
effects on host countries. Following the same line of literature, this chapter takes the
analysis further analysing spatial spillover in Indian manufacturing firms for the
period 2001 2015. The analysis is based on two different types of weight matrices,
one which is geographical based on firm s location district and the other is based on
economic distance created by industrytype of the firms. The results from Spatial
Autoregressive Model and Spatial Durbin Model suggest the existence of positive
main effects of foreign direct investmentand on the job training but negative
interaction effects with weight matrices. The possible cause of the negative... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Horizontal spillovers are measured by the share of foreign firms in output, sales and
employment. Backward and forward spillovers are created by multiplying horizontal
spillovers with the coefficients from input output tables.
Aitken and Harrison (1999) test technological spillovers from foreign to domestic
firms for Venezuelan firms and find positive productivity effect of foreign firms on
joint venture firms. Blalocl and Gertler (2008) discuss technology diffusion and
competition induced by multinational enterprises on domestic firms s productivity for
Indonesia manufacturing sector. They find evidence of pareto improving output and
profit benefits in downstream sector. Branstetter (2006) finds the positive knowledge
spillovers between U.S. firms Japanese firms. There have been some attempts to
measure productivity sillovers in Indian manufacturing sector. Kathuria (2002) tests
for the changes in domestic productivity in the post liberalization era via spillovers.
Using industry level panel data, he finds the positive productivity benefits for the
firms belonging to scientific category and the firms which invested in research and
development. Pant and Mondal (2010) find that foreign firms create technology
transfers to domestic firms conditional on absorptive capacity and degree of
competition in the
Health Insurance And The Health Care System
According to Martocchio (2014), health insurance covers the costs of a variety of
services that promote sound physical and mental health, including physical
examinations, diagnostic testing, surgery, dental treatments, and corrective
prescription lenses for vision deficiencies. More than two centuries ago, the
presence of the health care system emerged when mining and railroad companies
hired doctors to provide medical services to their employees. As a result of the
catastrophic World War I, many health providers were left providing services with
the prospect of not receiving payments for the services being rendered and many
Americans faced with the financial burdens of these escalating health care costs. The
essential for the development of a health care system was not established for no
apparent reason. The health care system was developed due to the staggering number
of Americans whom where unable to pay soaring medical bills.
With no government intervention, the private sector of health insurance was
established as a means for Americans to pay medical expenses. In 1927, the
American Medical Association (AMA) formed a Committee on the Costs of Medical
Care to report on options for helping Americans pay for their medical services. The
Committee concluded that private insurance was the best solution ( HNN s History
of Healthcare Reform , 2012). This empirical succession is what commenced the
evolution of health care in the United States.
For the next decade and
According to Martocchio (2014), health insurance covers the costs of a variety of
services that promote sound physical and mental health, including physical
examinations, diagnostic testing, surgery, dental treatments, and corrective
prescription lenses for vision deficiencies. More than two centuries ago, the
presence of the health care system emerged when mining and railroad companies
hired doctors to provide medical services to their employees. As a result of the
catastrophic World War I, many health providers were left providing services with
the prospect of not receiving payments for the services being rendered and many
Americans faced with the financial burdens of these escalating health care costs. The
essential for the development of a health care system was not established for no
apparent reason. The health care system was developed due to the staggering number
of Americans whom where unable to pay soaring medical bills.
With no government intervention, the private sector of health insurance was
established as a means for Americans to pay medical expenses. In 1927, the
American Medical Association (AMA) formed a Committee on the Costs of Medical
Care to report on options for helping Americans pay for their medical services. The
Committee concluded that private insurance was the best solution ( HNN s History
of Healthcare Reform , 2012). This empirical succession is what commenced the
evolution of health care in the United States.
For the next decade and
The African Queen Essay
The African Queen is an exciting film set during World War I. The movie, directed
by John Huston, was released in 1951. Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn
portrayed the two leading roles of Mr. Allnut and Rose. The movie revolves around
two acquaintances that are forced to travel on a boat to escape German arms. Rose
turns the trip into a revenge plot against the Germans for destroying her family and
villages. Although Mr. Allnut is not too keen on the idea, he proceeds with the plan
in hopes that she will change her mind. The two grow bitter towards one another, but
when the going gets tough, they are forced to rely on each other for support. This film
uses the hardships and effects of the war to form their relationship on trust and love....
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She makes Mr. Alnutt promise to follow through with her plan to make homemade
torpedoes in order to ram The Louisa and sink it. Throughout their journey Mr. Allnut
and Rose are forced to lean on each other in their trials against the rushing white
waters, dangerous German fort, and the forces of nature. Their friendship soon turns
into a strong, romantic relationship. Eventually, they make it to the lake where The
Louisa resides, but fail at their attempt to destroy it due to a strong storm that sinks
The African Queen. They are captured by the Germans, who sentence them to death
by hanging for their attempt to sabotage The Louisa. Before being hung, Mr. Allnut s
final request is to be married to Rose. Reluctantly the German captain performs the
brief marriage ceremony and then orders them to their nooses. Seconds before they
were suppose to be hung, The Louisa sails into the sunken African Queen, which still
has the detonated torpedoes. The Louisa erupts and Mr. Alnutt and Rose escape. The
movie ends with the new married couple, ecstatic by their victory, swimming off to
the
The African Queen is an exciting film set during World War I. The movie, directed
by John Huston, was released in 1951. Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn
portrayed the two leading roles of Mr. Allnut and Rose. The movie revolves around
two acquaintances that are forced to travel on a boat to escape German arms. Rose
turns the trip into a revenge plot against the Germans for destroying her family and
villages. Although Mr. Allnut is not too keen on the idea, he proceeds with the plan
in hopes that she will change her mind. The two grow bitter towards one another, but
when the going gets tough, they are forced to rely on each other for support. This film
uses the hardships and effects of the war to form their relationship on trust and love....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She makes Mr. Alnutt promise to follow through with her plan to make homemade
torpedoes in order to ram The Louisa and sink it. Throughout their journey Mr. Allnut
and Rose are forced to lean on each other in their trials against the rushing white
waters, dangerous German fort, and the forces of nature. Their friendship soon turns
into a strong, romantic relationship. Eventually, they make it to the lake where The
Louisa resides, but fail at their attempt to destroy it due to a strong storm that sinks
The African Queen. They are captured by the Germans, who sentence them to death
by hanging for their attempt to sabotage The Louisa. Before being hung, Mr. Allnut s
final request is to be married to Rose. Reluctantly the German captain performs the
brief marriage ceremony and then orders them to their nooses. Seconds before they
were suppose to be hung, The Louisa sails into the sunken African Queen, which still
has the detonated torpedoes. The Louisa erupts and Mr. Alnutt and Rose escape. The
movie ends with the new married couple, ecstatic by their victory, swimming off to
the
Edgar Morales Research Paper
1. Name of individual, where are they from, where do they currently live. (2 3
sentences) Edgar Morales, also known as Ricardo Arjona, was born on January 19,
1964 in Jocotenango, Guatemala. When he was three years old his family moved to
Guatemala City, where he lived during the remainder of his childhood ( Ricardo
ArjonaBiography 2016). Arjona currently lives in Mexico and has since the 1990 s
(Quintana, 2017)
2. What was their childhood like (2 3 sentences). Arjonas father gave him a guitar
at an early age because could tell that his son had a passion for music. When he was
eight years old, he was fully able to play the guitar (Quintana, 2017). Arjona began
school in a Catholic school, and then moved towards a military type school (Artist
Direct, 2017). He attended the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, where he
earned a degree in communications (Quintana, 2017). After he graduated college, he
became a rural schoolteacher then, went on to basketball for the Guatemalan national
team (Bush, 2017). In 2014 Arjona opened a school in his native area of Guatemala
for underprivileged children. He named the school ... Show more content on
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Why are they famous? What are some of the significant things this person did (3 4
sentences) Ricardo Arjona is a famous Latino artist who has sold more than 20
million albums(Herring,2013). When he was 21 years old, he came out with his
first album, Dejame Decir Que Te Amo. The album was not a success for him,
feeling discouraged, he moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina then later moved back to
Guatemala where he was a schoolteacher for five years (Quintana, 2017). Jesus
Verbo No Sustantivo, was a song that Arjona wrote about his Catholic upbringing, the
song brought controversy, but it gained him a contract with Sony Records ((Bush,
2017). In 2000 he produced a record called GalerГ a Caribe, which became his first
ever number one album on the Top Latinos Hit Chart and in 2002 he received his first
Latin Grammy with the album Santo Pecado ((Bush,
1. Name of individual, where are they from, where do they currently live. (2 3
sentences) Edgar Morales, also known as Ricardo Arjona, was born on January 19,
1964 in Jocotenango, Guatemala. When he was three years old his family moved to
Guatemala City, where he lived during the remainder of his childhood ( Ricardo
ArjonaBiography 2016). Arjona currently lives in Mexico and has since the 1990 s
(Quintana, 2017)
2. What was their childhood like (2 3 sentences). Arjonas father gave him a guitar
at an early age because could tell that his son had a passion for music. When he was
eight years old, he was fully able to play the guitar (Quintana, 2017). Arjona began
school in a Catholic school, and then moved towards a military type school (Artist
Direct, 2017). He attended the Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, where he
earned a degree in communications (Quintana, 2017). After he graduated college, he
became a rural schoolteacher then, went on to basketball for the Guatemalan national
team (Bush, 2017). In 2014 Arjona opened a school in his native area of Guatemala
for underprivileged children. He named the school ... Show more content on
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Why are they famous? What are some of the significant things this person did (3 4
sentences) Ricardo Arjona is a famous Latino artist who has sold more than 20
million albums(Herring,2013). When he was 21 years old, he came out with his
first album, Dejame Decir Que Te Amo. The album was not a success for him,
feeling discouraged, he moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina then later moved back to
Guatemala where he was a schoolteacher for five years (Quintana, 2017). Jesus
Verbo No Sustantivo, was a song that Arjona wrote about his Catholic upbringing, the
song brought controversy, but it gained him a contract with Sony Records ((Bush,
2017). In 2000 he produced a record called GalerГ a Caribe, which became his first
ever number one album on the Top Latinos Hit Chart and in 2002 he received his first
Latin Grammy with the album Santo Pecado ((Bush,
The Call for the Gaelic League Essay
The Call for the Gaelic League
What would the United States be like if Americans couldn t practice their customs,
culture, or even appreciate their heritage? Granted the United States is a melting pot
for several ethnicities, but some native countries and cultures have faced this type of
dilemma. The Spanish influence on the Aztecs and the English on Native Americans
are two examples of this imperialistic move. If only these cultures had a strong
network of men and women who devoted their lives towards keeping their culture and
history alive for future generations. The Gaelic League was based upon this definition.
Bringing together a network of Irish speaking teachers, priests, and writers, the Gaelic
League taught thousands the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The congestion led to the activation of the Irish Poor laws in 1838 by Great Britain s
Queen Victoria. These laws were enforced in an attempt to promote emigration to
areas like the United States and Australia. All the outcomes of the Famine were not
necessarily negative. One such incentive was modernization. According to Garvin,
Ireland has been a modernizing society since the Famine, and the tragedy of the
Famine was itself the occasion of a great modernizing change (469). The demand for
an institution of education was in order.
To answer the demand would eventually lead to, The Gaelic League, the dominant
institution of the third revival, (Hutchinson 484) with the second revival being the
Irish Protestant/ Catholic liberation of 1829. With the loss of so many people,
religion became a large part of the community. Such a devastating event left the Irish
vulnerable to outside influences, especially the British. A powerful nation could
easily push its culture, society, and government on a weak country like Ireland in the
mid to late 1800s. To counter the British, religion took on a stronghold on Irish living.
The Catholic Church, through the work of dedicated priests throughout the southern
regions of Ireland, grew in popularity and even united small rural towns. This action
rebuilt trust in communities and aided the most devastated of areas. The major
Christian groups, Irish Protestants and Catholics, would be among the
The Call for the Gaelic League
What would the United States be like if Americans couldn t practice their customs,
culture, or even appreciate their heritage? Granted the United States is a melting pot
for several ethnicities, but some native countries and cultures have faced this type of
dilemma. The Spanish influence on the Aztecs and the English on Native Americans
are two examples of this imperialistic move. If only these cultures had a strong
network of men and women who devoted their lives towards keeping their culture and
history alive for future generations. The Gaelic League was based upon this definition.
Bringing together a network of Irish speaking teachers, priests, and writers, the Gaelic
League taught thousands the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The congestion led to the activation of the Irish Poor laws in 1838 by Great Britain s
Queen Victoria. These laws were enforced in an attempt to promote emigration to
areas like the United States and Australia. All the outcomes of the Famine were not
necessarily negative. One such incentive was modernization. According to Garvin,
Ireland has been a modernizing society since the Famine, and the tragedy of the
Famine was itself the occasion of a great modernizing change (469). The demand for
an institution of education was in order.
To answer the demand would eventually lead to, The Gaelic League, the dominant
institution of the third revival, (Hutchinson 484) with the second revival being the
Irish Protestant/ Catholic liberation of 1829. With the loss of so many people,
religion became a large part of the community. Such a devastating event left the Irish
vulnerable to outside influences, especially the British. A powerful nation could
easily push its culture, society, and government on a weak country like Ireland in the
mid to late 1800s. To counter the British, religion took on a stronghold on Irish living.
The Catholic Church, through the work of dedicated priests throughout the southern
regions of Ireland, grew in popularity and even united small rural towns. This action
rebuilt trust in communities and aided the most devastated of areas. The major
Christian groups, Irish Protestants and Catholics, would be among the
Essay about Unit 9 P1
Unit 9 Outdoor and Adventurous Expeditions
P1 Describe 4 Different Expeditions
By: Hayley Hawkins
Anna McNuf
Aim: Cycle 11,000 miles around 50 USA states along with to get kids and
communities inspired on bikes and to raise awareness and funds for a chosen charity
п‚—Year: July, 2013
п‚—Expedition: cycle 11,000 miles through North America, taking in one beautiful
Canadian province and all 50 states of the
USA. Starting in Alaska and ending with Hawaii
п‚—Goal: Cycle through 50 States
п‚—Equipment clothes, bike, tent, sleeping bag, map, cycling
shoes, water cleaner (Jet Boil Flash), GO PRO, Ipad and
Iphone.
п‚—Starting in Alaska and ending in Hawaii, I ll pedalled, unassisted, through each
and every US state. The route used a number of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Long Way Round Charley Boorman Ewan Mcgregor
п‚—Aim Was to travel around the globe horizontally from England to
Russia then to Alaska and finally to New York to end the Journey.
The journey was to raise awareness UNICEF protects.
п‚—Year: 2004
п‚—Expedition: bike 20,000 miles, cross 12 countries and 19 time zones in just 115
days on BMW GS R1200 s through Europe,
Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia to ride the Road of
Bones through Siberia, over to Alaska, through Canada, North
America and finished in New York.
п‚—Goal: Get motorcycles to New York without using Planes along with raising
awareness of UNICEF.
п‚—Equipment BMW R1200 GS (Motorbikes), Motorbike gear
(Jackets, shoes and trousers), support and camera team, money, water, food, passport,
visa s, maps, first aid kits hotel bookings and tents for camping along with emergency
numbers for any that went wrong.
п‚—How they did it: spent months in advance preparation planning routes, finding
the right bikes, right camera man along with a doctor who could film and drive a
support vehicle. They also spent time on training course just in case they get held at
gun point and how to get out of them. Then they set off on a 115 day journey from
Unit 9 Outdoor and Adventurous Expeditions
P1 Describe 4 Different Expeditions
By: Hayley Hawkins
Anna McNuf
Aim: Cycle 11,000 miles around 50 USA states along with to get kids and
communities inspired on bikes and to raise awareness and funds for a chosen charity
п‚—Year: July, 2013
п‚—Expedition: cycle 11,000 miles through North America, taking in one beautiful
Canadian province and all 50 states of the
USA. Starting in Alaska and ending with Hawaii
п‚—Goal: Cycle through 50 States
п‚—Equipment clothes, bike, tent, sleeping bag, map, cycling
shoes, water cleaner (Jet Boil Flash), GO PRO, Ipad and
Iphone.
п‚—Starting in Alaska and ending in Hawaii, I ll pedalled, unassisted, through each
and every US state. The route used a number of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Long Way Round Charley Boorman Ewan Mcgregor
п‚—Aim Was to travel around the globe horizontally from England to
Russia then to Alaska and finally to New York to end the Journey.
The journey was to raise awareness UNICEF protects.
п‚—Year: 2004
п‚—Expedition: bike 20,000 miles, cross 12 countries and 19 time zones in just 115
days on BMW GS R1200 s through Europe,
Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia to ride the Road of
Bones through Siberia, over to Alaska, through Canada, North
America and finished in New York.
п‚—Goal: Get motorcycles to New York without using Planes along with raising
awareness of UNICEF.
п‚—Equipment BMW R1200 GS (Motorbikes), Motorbike gear
(Jackets, shoes and trousers), support and camera team, money, water, food, passport,
visa s, maps, first aid kits hotel bookings and tents for camping along with emergency
numbers for any that went wrong.
п‚—How they did it: spent months in advance preparation planning routes, finding
the right bikes, right camera man along with a doctor who could film and drive a
support vehicle. They also spent time on training course just in case they get held at
gun point and how to get out of them. Then they set off on a 115 day journey from
England to New York on Motorbikes.
El Capitan Free Climb
п‚—Aim: Free Climb the toughest wall on El Capitan which
stands at 914metres tall. It is essentially the hardest climb in the world.
п‚—Year: 2015
п‚—Expedition: Free climb 914 metres on the El Capitan based
in
El Capitan Free Climb
п‚—Aim: Free Climb the toughest wall on El Capitan which
stands at 914metres tall. It is essentially the hardest climb in the world.
п‚—Year: 2015
п‚—Expedition: Free climb 914 metres on the El Capitan based
in
The Benefits Of Natural Childbirth
Since Eve first labored to bring her first child into the world, women have given birth
naturally while older, experienced women have handed down the traditions of
childbirth practices to the next generation of younger women. Until the early 20th
century, 95% of births in the United States still took place at home, naturally, with a
midwife present (Rothman, 1991). However, as the medical field has developed the
medicinal intrusions into childbirthhave also been amplified. Today having a baby
has been taken from the hands of those capable and experienced women and placed
very firmly in the grips of traditional medicine. Doctors have superseded midwives
and laboring mothers have gone from actively participating to passively receiving
care. That care is too often governed by experts in a profit making setting that serves
the interests of doctors first rather than the woman s experience and personal health,
often with a high price. Natural childbirth is the better delivery option in healthy
circumstances because it truly benefits mother and infant physically and mentally,
whereas medical interference poses more risk of harm when used in a non emergency
situations.
The three most common medical interventions in childbirths that occur in hospitals
attended by a medical doctor are Pitocin drips to begin or speed up labor, epidurals
to deaden the pain for the mother, and the surgical procedure of a Caesarean section
delivery. Pitocin is a synthetic oxytocin hormone which the
Since Eve first labored to bring her first child into the world, women have given birth
naturally while older, experienced women have handed down the traditions of
childbirth practices to the next generation of younger women. Until the early 20th
century, 95% of births in the United States still took place at home, naturally, with a
midwife present (Rothman, 1991). However, as the medical field has developed the
medicinal intrusions into childbirthhave also been amplified. Today having a baby
has been taken from the hands of those capable and experienced women and placed
very firmly in the grips of traditional medicine. Doctors have superseded midwives
and laboring mothers have gone from actively participating to passively receiving
care. That care is too often governed by experts in a profit making setting that serves
the interests of doctors first rather than the woman s experience and personal health,
often with a high price. Natural childbirth is the better delivery option in healthy
circumstances because it truly benefits mother and infant physically and mentally,
whereas medical interference poses more risk of harm when used in a non emergency
situations.
The three most common medical interventions in childbirths that occur in hospitals
attended by a medical doctor are Pitocin drips to begin or speed up labor, epidurals
to deaden the pain for the mother, and the surgical procedure of a Caesarean section
delivery. Pitocin is a synthetic oxytocin hormone which the
How The Environment Affects A Person And Many Places
Places have a lot of significance tied to them depending on what they mean to
people. The place that I am going to talk about in this paper reminds me of a
peaceful place, because it has provided me with comfort and has allowed me to
grow within this calm place. Oxford Dictionary defines place as A building or area
used for a specified purpose or activity: the town has many excellent eating places .
Specific memories link with certain places that individuals go to, and have had them
shape them into who they are, or have guided them into having a better understanding
with what brings them peace. It has been shown that places actually do bring a
certain emotionor feelingonto a person, almost like an extra sense. Modern science is
confirming that people s thoughts, feelings and actions are indeed shaped not by just
their genes and neurochemistry, history and relationships but also by their
surroundings. How the environment affects a person and several places that are
considered by some cultures to be sacred and discussed. (Gallagher, 1993, p. 62)
A place that has an importance to me is the park behind Parkwood hospital. It has a
field with beautiful flowers that you can admire all day long, and there are also
walkways with a tiny waterfall followed with a couple of benches to be able to sit
down and admire the scenery. On the other side of it, there are picnic tables and
areas for families to come together and spend time with each other while admiring the
outdoors and
Places have a lot of significance tied to them depending on what they mean to
people. The place that I am going to talk about in this paper reminds me of a
peaceful place, because it has provided me with comfort and has allowed me to
grow within this calm place. Oxford Dictionary defines place as A building or area
used for a specified purpose or activity: the town has many excellent eating places .
Specific memories link with certain places that individuals go to, and have had them
shape them into who they are, or have guided them into having a better understanding
with what brings them peace. It has been shown that places actually do bring a
certain emotionor feelingonto a person, almost like an extra sense. Modern science is
confirming that people s thoughts, feelings and actions are indeed shaped not by just
their genes and neurochemistry, history and relationships but also by their
surroundings. How the environment affects a person and several places that are
considered by some cultures to be sacred and discussed. (Gallagher, 1993, p. 62)
A place that has an importance to me is the park behind Parkwood hospital. It has a
field with beautiful flowers that you can admire all day long, and there are also
walkways with a tiny waterfall followed with a couple of benches to be able to sit
down and admire the scenery. On the other side of it, there are picnic tables and
areas for families to come together and spend time with each other while admiring the
outdoors and
Theme Of Love In Song Of Solomon
In the book, Song of Solomon , written by Toni Morrison, there is different kind of
love shown by many characters such as family love, friend love, romantic love and
racial love. The story shows that love, one of the feeling shows not only the affection
toward someone but selfish feeling wishing for someone to be under control. In the
story, Morrison shows that excess of lovecan lead to destruction like violence, loss of
mind and self destruction. Hagar after knowing that she isn t love back led her to
murder Milkman. When Milkman got tired of Hagar, who was not caring about
him that much till then, started to have interest in him. As soon as she realize that
she couldn t get the love back from him, she tried to kill him. She tried to attempt
the murder for six times in as many months (130), each time with different weapons
but failed, but she would not give up because she didn t want him to leave her.
Murder was the way that Hagar showed her affection toward Milkman because He
s the one who s tryin to take himself out of her life. And she ll kill him before she
lets him do that (139) states the nature of loving that one will kill others to get
love. In this case, Hagar tried to kill him because he is the one who is trying to leave
her and only way she knew how to stop it was to kill him since she can t control his
feeling toward her. Her... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Solomon flew from the leap leaving his wife, Ryna and his 20 children, Ryna
screamed and screamed, lost her mind completely .(323) In the book, Susan states
that the kind of woman who couldn t live without a particular woman (323) was
often seen which shows that women who was in too much love turned insane when
men left them or died. The love that Ryna had for Solomon made her out of her mind
that she wouldn t even care about her children after Solomon died. She couldn t
accept the fact that he is no more in this world anymore which made her sad and
eventually turned her
In the book, Song of Solomon , written by Toni Morrison, there is different kind of
love shown by many characters such as family love, friend love, romantic love and
racial love. The story shows that love, one of the feeling shows not only the affection
toward someone but selfish feeling wishing for someone to be under control. In the
story, Morrison shows that excess of lovecan lead to destruction like violence, loss of
mind and self destruction. Hagar after knowing that she isn t love back led her to
murder Milkman. When Milkman got tired of Hagar, who was not caring about
him that much till then, started to have interest in him. As soon as she realize that
she couldn t get the love back from him, she tried to kill him. She tried to attempt
the murder for six times in as many months (130), each time with different weapons
but failed, but she would not give up because she didn t want him to leave her.
Murder was the way that Hagar showed her affection toward Milkman because He
s the one who s tryin to take himself out of her life. And she ll kill him before she
lets him do that (139) states the nature of loving that one will kill others to get
love. In this case, Hagar tried to kill him because he is the one who is trying to leave
her and only way she knew how to stop it was to kill him since she can t control his
feeling toward her. Her... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Solomon flew from the leap leaving his wife, Ryna and his 20 children, Ryna
screamed and screamed, lost her mind completely .(323) In the book, Susan states
that the kind of woman who couldn t live without a particular woman (323) was
often seen which shows that women who was in too much love turned insane when
men left them or died. The love that Ryna had for Solomon made her out of her mind
that she wouldn t even care about her children after Solomon died. She couldn t
accept the fact that he is no more in this world anymore which made her sad and
eventually turned her
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